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"A FEW reasons Why they should have The
IN prtftrenot over all Qhhtrs: III, f,Il-7
l. Wheeler Wilson's Sowing Machine ia
much simpler than any of the others: re-
qui'inS !ess- than hall The .s:cen! of ms-
hntry. ~! j;'..'yt ..,-ii.V -:f.11s'1.7!
2 AZ tho result Of this simplicity, this ma
got out OF repair. ".'', NJ: 80
8. Another reeuIt Of this simplicity ie
greater durability II ,i.,i,Ii..,' '-y;,'., :; -; IN
4, Another result ia less friction. and, con-
arquently, greater ease and rapidlty OF mo
) 6. And greatesf OF all; that IL uses no sbpt.
tie, and m akes the lock etifch. =,
1tis the cheapest to huy the beat. Buy the
machine that has Justly, fairly and honora,
bly, won q reputation aud independence
against q strong and bitter competition.- For
more than twenty years has. the Wheeler h
WILSON not only stood frat and foremost but
now stands the unlivalled sewing M ncbipe of
tho enlightened civilized world. Euy The ma
chine that has been thts feeted and prove a.
and then FouiaFe sure TO: get the beat. For
sale on the eaeiest possible terms. sales
room Main street. aecond door below HGS1x
Office, Columbia, SO. 70
n. y. 8. .PURSLEY. Agent.
a. WHITE. General Southern Agent, -.
June 81 sI t7e0 smo
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New Books. bv Express

New Books. bv Express. s,ri
DtIHlCAL CAUSE OF TIE DEATH OF
4 C!!hiST. &c., by Stroud, anu letter ly
sir ,T y, M sm.pson, NJ D. 't.t-
Mnr at.i Culture. by Arthur Helps. s1.5O
Hugh Miirr's Lille nnd Letters. iva yu,.
uHhcs 10y l'tcr Ba!nr. Will, portrait r.,
hr',tini'y and I'osi,i".rni ty McCus!,
rm"ple.s Iractlcal Poultry Book co,lple,p.
Mrs Wistar. .''sS
Callirlnc. lion,ance. by sand So 1s
!Iimatcr :"r lnTA'i'!s, ~ l.. l:iil. II 25
linfy AMI Mind. by Mnn.l-iny, {nnc,,n. 81.
Littlc'alcn. by author Of Little. Women.
like County ballads. hy John Hay. ST 80.
Airs. Bectnn's Bnok Of Household Mapngc-
mrnt. M"3t complete work. iIlnstrattd.
Also, aome now Novels by gond authors.
ju.t opened, ut BRYAN Il AIo:jARTERS
1un" ~ I}nnkstoro.
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FnrEaie

CUI 'SuIH,
$500 On ,soMas iha rai.ta. {! EASh !" ''s'"A,' '"A,'-
I5O ACEES Ill Krrthaw--im loir to suit.
Snw Mill and 0UO acres ui Lane: in ..cxu,-.
ton, on .'orth tGistn II .(Uil.
2.ao1 acres Wattrce iinttom Land. :n,,rnc.e
5O0 acres creek bottrn and pirc Land NJ
- PER ncre. ! House i'll this city, S., QUO.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND. I.cnr tho
city.sS 500 Apply to JOHN HAUSKET"r,
Sen. 25 - -,
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Special NJ oTlcee.
COLUMBIA, 81 O.. juno al. 1871,

COLUMBIA. y O., juno '2l, 1871.
/. Dr. p. ". .WHEsELER has this day given
to us, as Trustees for tho Ticket Holders, his
bond In tho penal sum of $40 COO. secured by
mortgage OF the real estate of-e1oi Tor rattle,
Tor y prompt and fsithful diatrii, tion of the
prizes advertised aa soon as thei2 600 tickets
are sold. 4, .iiliui u. JOHN AGNEW,
..,..r ..iJ. MEIGAAN,
June22 r. O. SILVER.
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/ Dt. r.'S .t''4,siEf JOSEPH II. scIIENcK's
SIMPLE TREATMENT

- n - = b. .
And araiicd Themselves Of hiA wonderful cffi
cncious medicines, they wonld mt have fallen
" Schehck has, i'll hiA own case, proved
,haI y, wherever sufficient vitality rrmains. that
sitaitty. ny his medicines and hiY directions
viSor. ~
In this statement therai Ia nothing prc.nn,n.
.uVns. 10 Tue faith OF the invalid Is III tlt no
representation That Ia not a thnueand ti,l.s
sub ~ bseantiated by living and vi, lille works
Inc theory OF the cure by DR.. ScLcnck's nI.
niclns III as simple as it is uDfailing It's phi
aos1pny requires no argument. 1t IL selt-as
Iho seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills nre
Inc hrst two Weapons with which the citadel
o! tne maIady III assalleh: Two-thirds Of the
snd Gl orisnste in dyspops
condition tho bronchial tubes '.sympathizs''
With the stomach. They respond to the NOR.
o,hc action OF the liver. Hero, then. comes
me o1,minating result, and tho setting in.
WIN All its distressing symptoms, Of
i,a CONsUMPTION.
The Mandrake Pills are composed of ona a,
,na!ures nc noblebt gifts-the TodophiiIum Fol,
tatum They possess oil tho blo.,d-soaroh
ii!ng, Alttratiye properties Of calomei; but. nm
like calomel, they @e' -
iir ''LEAvE NO STING BEusND.".
= The york Of ioure iis Inow beginning. The
maS;ie4 W =; =, ah9 m4coua deposits in the bowels
,nvor' ,' iiko a clock, IL wound iup. II arouses
from its torpidity. Tho STOMACH acts resuon.
siysiy =; and the patient begins Is feel tLat ha
- aAh. az laoti =" .sJfia"tn -.iC
/! ABsurPLY OF. GOOD BLOOD. n
p,i;L Tho seaweod Tonic. in conjunction with the
liiis. Permeates and assimilatey With The. food
1hy|aoation 1qSudn is now progr.ssing without it's
less, Less, and tho cnre is seetf to bo' it .hana
.lheLe y nc, more .fiatuienue, no fexaoerbatiUn
OF the stomach. An appetite sets i'm.
y Now comes the greAfest Blood Purifier over
yet gwen by an indnlgent father to suff.rinv
man. Schenok's Pu.nonic Syrup comes In TO
perfor1a It's funotlons ind to hasten and com
pltte the cure. It enters at onco npon its
work; Nature oapnot Do cheated, I, It roiisets
and ripens the impaired and diseased portinns
OF tho lunge. In the form Of gatherif,rs. II
prepares them for expeotorat ation. and i,i in a a
very ahort time, the maiady is vananishsd. he l.
the rotten throne that it occupied is renovated
.i ama mace new snd the patient. In all the dig
the manhood Or the womahhood that was
,4... GIVEN UP AS LOST.
! Tho aocond thing is, the patients must stay
In swsrm room until thoy get wGll: it is al,
most impossible to prevent taking cold whe n
TO lungs arc diseased, but it must be pro-
vented, or acufe cannot Be Effected. Trssh
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HAS on hand. at reduced pricos, GOLD and
~ ~ ~ siLyEt M MATCHES. JEWELbY, Sill
Goods. Guns, Pistols and Sporting c. dds.
n y. Having tho agency OF the American
Phlladelphia Watches, (Paulns Pat. 1868,
am prepared to furnish them at manutac-
taref prices. l can recon mend them a fret
class timo piece. : - ''
Repairing and Engraving done by first class
workmen and warranted. WIN. GLAZE,
, one door North Scott i Sons Banking
oouee.' June f2mo
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I. MANHOOD:
How Lost! How Restored |.
Just published. in a sealed enuo.

s4ssX 'oss pnOHshed, IN a sealed enue;
A.aAl = tope. Price, sir cents
a LECTURE on the Natural Treatment
'1A and Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhes or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary kmisriops.
age generally; Nervousness. Consumniion.
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Pliyticai Ines
.pacity resulting from Solf-Abuee, 4 c ,by no.
nEhFi I,E j. CuiHtaw4LL. III. D., author Of tue
ga Bppn 10 Thapsnnds OF Sufferers"
eeht under seal, ih aplain envelope, TO any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF ak cents. or
Two Hd postage stamps, by CIlAs. j. 6. KLINE
1aT Howsfy, N.w YORK;. o. Box, 4, $50.
Juno ~ .i'I u 3mn
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CLOTHING HOUSE
', OF Z; ndi ~ ,is''
q Hill Dys d Is WILEY,
LUlN1nIA, SO. nn.
Q O l. Ul nj n IA, s.. &c

"E have marked downfall OF our .,ayke
nstook Of, ,HEADY-MADE CIiQPIIINe3so
reaYh OF alI that Wish a gooi d l,ing garmtbt
made IN the latest style and byVthe b1ist rnf
ss1 esy n Hew YorhaWe are the only house that
only house that have the impt,rted see. .Snci.er
Calcutta Suits, warranted genuine An in
epection OF our largo stock will settle tYfo
mind OF any ono that money IL male by buyl
ing from us. Thirty-two inch Sole Leather
Trunks, only few left. a, s20 june % ;,
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;B;YhJ..HA sELBY.. i-'.~a..l
y! .i'3'it'! - % ~ i-iei!lils.1 iItJi Z, }

ipGa5a lGri 1hsm Pow everything in my, power, I
against: me- Wien I 'h& lfaaily callaa Is
aceotht, as my grnvest offence ,ani Inv
greatest life rcspouaibiity."e,:a n....a'
!. Iee, I'patler has been, Fefer5sd by the
indinn Com mission to the War Depart
tnent, with tile fiqIest that these 'oitiAt1
mardefers of Indians may be arrested
with the Rrompsnesa showh,in 4he caseo
the, Indian chief Aantants.i s.iy .i,a Il, ...,.n
"a PRiladelphia yocutHg laiayy' who 'a,ipr;. 'ap;.
peared at tile naval .ball' Capen Nay, on
the Fourth OF JulyG ehinys the diAtinc-
flrn :ots ,Aaving q dress made entirely Of
Eh1te lnce,, which was purchased in
Briissefs at q Cost OF about 81 900. It is
Kept In AN air-tight case, aud the aun-
light ie. never allowed to fal! npon it. 3,
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Symbolic Atmonition!

oA IN6 IL.
Symbolic Admonition
VHE season Is at hand: when ,tllc human
other put OF tue lcar, y lie sui E rays acting
upou the decayol vegetable hid animal nat
ter prieots the atflUt phere nrd 'rro,,irr,
many dirorters ~ ,hei h!Bttm-.ChilIs mud Fe-
yor, bilious Aomplsip1s Diarrl ON Dysen.
iery, Cholera Morhuy, Cramps and Cholic' ete
Hence tho system RI duiIes an inyirorntino
and tonic 1iedjcihe. tf,at viii brace up its
shattered t.,fces. and enable the Of ana 10
perform their pRoptF fune1ions. + or thia pur
pos. We would recon- mend tho use Of UElN.
iISH'S QUEEN'S DEL1GHT.
For Dyepepsih' and Weak Stomach.
+ For the Liver and Kidneye. -.
For Cong ha and Sore Throat.
For the Lungs aud Splitting OF Blood. !.
For eAknees aud ererai Debility. -
For ioas OF Appetite. Fog Sick Headache. :.
For Diarrhna and Dyscntery ~ :; VA
q Eor Fever And Agne. For Bilious Fever.
For Cholera Morbus and Cramps.
For palpitatiOn OF the Hpart.
For Broken Down Nervous EysteIn,
For Neuralgia and Rhetmatfsnf
For Purifying the Blood.
HEINITHE'S QUEENS DELIGHT
The people approve OF, and phyaiciaps sant
tion ita use, because Il ia o good medirins.
Take no other medicine. It ts spring inv,
gorator. summer tonic, purifying bavc.
rage, admirably adapted to all conditions
male and female grown persona: and chit
dren at this particular ae sOn: Be sure and
cal! ct Helnitshs Drug stpyd and get a bottl
OF Ills Preat mldicine. mn
Prspated only by 3. II. HEINrTsH,
May 30 Drngsist and Chemist.
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SMFnicAL.o" 9t
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

E,ssAaYs FHR YOUNG MEX, On great So
with MANnIAGE, with suie mean. OF reIi, tor
no no trring and unfortunate, tliseas, 4 and d.
D'Itated. Sent In sealed letter enycou.s.
!r,e Q! charge. Address HOWARD SANTA.
ltY Alp AaStNiA11O ION, No. South Ninth
street. Philadelphia. Pa. Ney 2I 3mo
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= s.t4 CONSUMPT!ON,
IT'S CURE AND IT'S PREVENTIVE,

M ANY a human being has passea away
,lyA fcr whose death there was NO % ther rem /.
sou than The e'neRlect OF known a1id ihdfsbut.
ably proven means, Of ,cure:3 Tipse near md
dear to fAmil, AID friends are sleeping tho
ly .ndopted - 4! 49,! c"' u
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- This reduction viii apply ALEC to our GUS
TOM DEPAK1 biFNT MavIG
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j June a

call early, t.. te cOnvnceffof The aht We faess,
Mt GOuDMAh'b CLO1 HING BAZAAH. -
June a . Main street
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biackwel's genuine Durham Smoking To-
bao~o at PoLLOoK's
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Tho stock ID unbroken, and The best stock
wo have ever handled. n
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GIVEN UP AS LOST.

Z The aooond thing is. the patients must stsy
Ia ~srm room until thoy get we'll; it is al
tho lungs arc diseased, but it must be pro-
vented, or cure cannot Be Effected. Trssb
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Gun and Blasting Powder.
a FULL supply Of the celebrated Dnponth
IA GUN AND BLASTING POWDER, in kegs
and cannisters. ID now offered to merchants
and consumers At the lowest murket rates. nv
the undersigned, who are sole agents for the
manufacturers at this place
Mav2 JOHN AfNEW l. SON.
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CONSUMPTION.

The Mandrake Pills are composed OF one o
na.ure's noblebt gifts-the TodophilIrim Pol
tatum They possess oil tho blo,d-soaroh
iiin,g, ii,g, atnrativs properties Of calomel; but, IN
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New HATS, Of desirable style. just re-
o'''oa' tta"i'yi 4 ....f
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.'LEAvE NO STING DEurND.".. J.

= The work OF oure iis nov beginning. Tbe
yltlsted and mqcous deposits i'm th., bowels
nd in the aiiniehtary cAnal arc elected. TIa
irivor' rr iiko clock, IL wound lnp. II arousss
siveiy; and the patient begins Is feel tI,at hr
ie Rettilp, at lart, TT rs, ~ ooA 'nht nc
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Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer,
REnAUSE II gives strength and improve,
ID their hexlth Xfarai. =.
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SToCKs, BONDS and COUPONS boupht
- and sold by y GAMURI. l.. Isrekrr. !
LOOKS. ~
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This wonderful explosive. was dis
covered in l847, by an Italian named
Soboro, but its practical application was
made by Alfred Noble, Swedish engi-
neer. The process by which it is made
is thus described: Every one knows
what glycerine is---al clear syrup liquid,
sweet to the taste and somewhat greasy
to the touch, It's scope Of employment
ranges from the surgeons dispensary to
the lady's bordoir Chemists term IL
traitomic alcohol, and it may be de-
rived from fat or tallow by action of lime
and sulphuric acid. Its properties are
many and various, but as they have no
bearing upon the subject we shall abb
stain from noticing them. Ifa quantity
of nitric acid be added to twice its weight
of sulphuric acid and glycerine be poured
into this and carefully stirred, the whole
being surrounded by freezing mixture,
we obtain that wonderful substance
known as nitro-glycerine, which has
more than ten times the explosive force
of gunpowder. 1t forms on the surface
as an oil of pale yollow color, is per
fectly inodorous, and has sweet aro-
matte taste. 1t is poisonous, whether
taken internally or absorbed through the
skin, and small doses Of It produce dis
tressing headaches. 1t does not explode
when brought in contact with fire, and
Temains unchanged even when raised to
q temperature Of boiling water; but at
about forty degrees Fahrenheit it be-
comes converted into an icy mass, which
merely requires friction to develop all
its explosive qualities. .,.,e.l ....,.. .g.
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Bathfng I'm the Dead Sea.

A recent traveller in Palestine thus
describes an experience which those who
have shared il arc In little danger Of for
getting:
4 Bathing in the Dead Sea produces as
novel sensation as if you found your
self suddenly endowed with wings, and
emulating the feats of a tumbler-pigeon
in mid air. You become a clumsy float,
a top-heavy buoy, o swollen cork, the
instant you are in its waters, and arms,
legs and body are apparently endowed
with the strangest qualities. 1t is as If
heavy weights were affixed TO each di-
rectly you attempt to move, aud expert
enced swimmers fail in their best strokes,
by reason of the unnatural buoyancy
with which they have to contend. Your
limbs are on the surface, and you cleave
the air with your hands the moment you
try to swim, and the man who would be
drowned as soon as he was out of his
depth in any other sheet Of water IN the
world is the one best fitted for bathing in
the Dead Sea. He cannot sink in it, let
him do what he will. 1t is as if he we're
incased ia life belts or sprawhng on q
feather bed. If he lean back and throw
his feet up, it is as If he we're resting in
pecnliarly wall-s.utied easy chair, with a
leg-rest to match. He my fold his arms,
turn on one side, lie fiat upon his stomach
or back, clasp his knees with both hands,
or draws toes and head together, in the
shape the human body would assume if
craInmed hastily into jar with its ex-
treEljties left out, and all with no more
possibility of sinking than if he were in
so much soft sand. Woe 70 him II he be
tempted by these unusual facilities to
stay long in the water with his head IN
covered The bare and rocky walls of
the l0W,lying ealdron which holds the
Sea of Death reflect back the burning
sun and concentrate its rays; and a coup
de soliel will be the all but inevitable
consequence Of his imprudence. Two
of our party entered the water, and re
mained in It for some seconds before
they recovered their heads, and the
result was severe shooting pains, sick
ness sEd dizziness, which lasted
until their immeraos, 80 haur later,
in the refreshing waters Of the Jor-
dan. Woe, too, 10 the inexperienced
stranger, who, following his rule in other
bathing. dips his head as well as bis body
into the Dead Ses. InAamed eyes and
aostrils, together with hair and beard
laden with acrid salts. are among the
pessltias Of his rashness; while if he
taste its waters, be becomes acquainted
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Real Estate Sale
IN
EAST MEMPHIS.
A Ch. ance for Everybody who can Save
or Make $40 per Msnth.

WE HAVE GREAT PLEASURE IN AN
w nounscing to the public an extensive sale
of some Of I be best property IN East memphis,
on terms in which every possible inducement
is held out TO purchosers. The properly Is
that portion of the original Overton tract be
longing TO n Z. Brinkley. situated on the site
Of the oririi Iai Fair Grounds. lying between
the Raleigh Dad and the LOUISVILLE railroad
a beautiful a ad extended plateau of ground.
Immediately on the present east limit OF the
city. Wishin to keep pace N'tth the progress
of the age. il is laid of in lots OF ample size,
with spacious streets and public squares, de-
signed to beau tify the grounds am 70 promote
the health and comfort of the pop vlauon, on
a scale Of hbe rality which places Vast Metl-
phis far in advance Of her elder sistev on the
river bank
The terms Of the sale are intended . be as
liberal as the property is valuable, an are
fixed at one-fOurth cash on delivery o. the
deed, and the balance in monthly installm snts
of ten dollars, without interest before Va
turity, secured by trust deed, not to be fol e
closed until default Of six installments; an 4
IL the proper y should be sold under the trusi
deed, the sale to be made only 10 carry ant the
terms Of the original contract. and not for all
cash, thus protecting the original purchaser
from the possible sacrifice Of a cash sale. We
cannot too earnestly direct public attention
to this sale, as presenting inducements alto
gether unprecedented by any former sale in
this market, both as to property offered and
the terms Of the sale. Plans are In prepara-
lion and will be issued from our oliee. and
the lots and streets marked of 20 as to be ex-
amined before the day Of sale.
R0YSTER, TREZEVANr 4 CO.,
Auctfnneara
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Theirs gets up an appetite by writing
thirty-fve letters before breakfast.
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MARIAMMIE.


A touching ballad, showing the danger o
refusing young man because he is small. '
Ia By the bottle green Miami Hi 2 "
Dwelt alden with her nanny.
And her name was Msriammie;
And she loved youth named Sammy
Little Sammy Himilay-
OF the town of Picaway,
e. BY the bottle-green Miami, 5iHaHst
- In the State OF, Ohio.
But all this was years ago. st .4i
When the maiden was sixteen,
Full grown, radiant, and serene
AS queen.
= While the lad was small and green
Greater contrast ne'er was seen;
! Yet they loved each other So
Hence the woe
"Oh, my darling little Sammy"
p Sighed the maiden Mariammie Sd stb
To herself; I" If you were taller,
3 Only by an inch or two,
: You might do; ifr
But to marry one so small ,.i
Would never do at all.
And so, -r
Her heart was full Of woe u.n
To refuse him,
And thus lose him;
Yet to all his wild entreaties .ali
anu love ulllleSt AfM
She said No
No, no, no!'
But that was years ago. lAAA ~
If she'd only told her reason, i'i t
For refusing him, in season, a4
He had certainly grown bOlder,
And had answered her and told her
He would grow; fi1 lufI
But, instead, he got unhappy,
And he went to Cincinnati, feT ~
And the maiden, with her nanny,
Listened to the said Miami
All alone ftu14 tuHI
And her heart was turned to stonel
But one day, fi t
After years had come and gone,
Who should come to Pickaway,
Who but Sammy?
'' Bnt, my stars, how he has growni"
Said Mariammie.
"How could you so deceive me
lH And bereave meY'
Here she started and caught her breath,
And grew as pale rs death,
For he was not alone.
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Conundrums for the Curfous.
When is water like fat2 When it's
lrippingglE ~ tliT0 SO lHla etDfii
What color is bucket2 A rather. pale
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Personal HabitsCHer Last Words
mn -,
Ing NeW = ork ,Leaaer Y responslDie, I,
iprthe1oiiovlng iitsietsketc Oh q good
woman VINO mas passed IN her chips !:
queen ElizaDeth Is DEAD. ~ doesh
make any matter now we got che inior-
nation, ms is none oil our hght, TINS
quarrei between .ne hssociated rress
ana ~ rlsai. ~ eye Ssceiyea me news
ana thal > enough. one uieu' two nun
ared ana Slxty-eight years ago tne
twen,y-iourth OF iaSt month. ohe sur,
viVed untll the Vital spark haa nea, ana
tnen snel saw u was OF no use resls.ing
the ihscrutaD,e ueeree OF iate, ana SO
her uniet.erea sou1 to9k i.s night ih.o 70
the mysterious voiu ana setlled uown -
that bourne IRON wnnicn No raFslsr II
tqrns unless ne mas 2 missign 70 EJeTrk
cnairs afouhu ana rap On taoies Ior tne
penent OF MEDIUMS ana otner iohg
halred, WIG eyed inmates.
queen EiizaDetn was q VirglnIa yer,
gln gu seventy, anu yet tne nre sleaame99
as Drlgntiy as eyer III her crealn,ceioreu
eye ana the eelicate snseh 0, her ninety
tinted maroon nose contrasted as iorcl9ly ,3i
as IN her youtn WIN tne alapaster Oh NJ
prov ana me plugs IN neI leeln were
just as valuable as wheh goia was 100.
one mad no small wees one dld not
smoke or chew! or belong 70 tne society
ior the preyenuon q cruelty 70 animals Y n
ana when sne sw9re, sne neyer % de-
scended 70 tne vuigarity OF horace
5reeley-oueen Elizapeth uldn T. mhen
sne USED proianlty' she gave ~ WIN y
1nish, an elegance, dehcate, airy grace,
and ininsed into ~ a injurious aoandon'
ana ROUNDED IL on carelessiy "a az tne me, COT
ners' ana dressed u up WIN wen Sc.
lected' poeticai adlectlves' so tnat ~
sounded IKE STRAIN from some sweet sss !
slnger-!ke some sweet singer ssraihing
himself, IN iact' ANA sne nad reu nalr;
her chlgnon was purgisr-prooI' ana
often IN the dim twilight OF evenlng,when
the sun mad sunk 10 rest wheh tne western
sky. was hlled with tenaer radlance ana
lambent light, ana the o1lbui wooed the
fose In the back yard, she would play
few notes upon her harpslcord, or'wrlte
Latin hymn, or an essay upon the mar
rlson boiler. ohe was supposed 10 oe
the author OF hock NE 10 Sleep,
Mother END beauti,ql snow, ana
rive " CLOCK III the 4nornins' r Du'
nevertheless, she was a very .estlmaDle
woman, and with all her iauits we loVe
her stlll-better, indeed, than II Is. she was
still toolipg around; g. , queen AlI5aoethl y n
asnot proud. she always INSISTED upon
cleaning her own teeth, even II she was
o queen; and s1e always dld IL once
week, every sunday ~ morning wlth her
own tooth brush; What a iessoh Goes u
teach to those who are naughty, ana vain'
and belong to the bon ton. She never
forgot that she was mere perisha1le Dust
and that the sheep and the siik,worm
wore her hne clothes long before she got
them. She read every sunday sehool
book that taught these iaets; ana sne
once trod on Sir waiter halelgh CLOAK
to remind HIM OF them, because ne was
so set up with has new fancy casslmeres'
q Queen Elizapetn was nos :, sorry T V aie, i
one lOrthaW UhaI OeVrHc " lIdth Was
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