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Good Health---Long Life.

dtHE ls difference between good blood
4 and bSd bood-a difference Of Life and
Death: Bad blood is full of humors. pro.
auclng corrupt Cores, Ulcers, Doils. Car
buncles. Spots, Blotohes. These are indica-
tions OF diseased condition OF tho system,
and an, unless removed, will prey upon the body
OF hesh. Without pure blood 10 fesh is free
from disease. The Pale and Shrunken Forms.
Yellow Faces, Weak Stomnchy. Diseased
dh. Lh.yers. Crippled hhenn,atics, Nervous Hypo-
common in this country, is owing entirely 10
the hunors Of the blood.
HEIN1TSi's QUEENS DELIGHT is the
only cure medicine. 10000 bottles sold ut
home bespeaAs for it a popularity une xampled d
,,i N she history OF medicine. For purifying the
cheaper medicine has eyor been discovered.
heinitsh's eueen's Delight is Purifier Of the
blood and AN 1nyigorHtor of TIM LiS.r, two
!!hings essential in preserving Health and
~ anS curing ni1ease. It invigorateA tho Liver
bowels, pnrities tho Blood and repairs the
waste OF tho Body. imparts Strength and
gives Figor to diseased and enfoebie,i sy st ems.
a., HEIN!TSH's QUEENS pELI0HT.
mo people approve, and physicians sanction
!ts use. because 1t poaseeseH merit. and is what
1t seems to be-d household biessi,, 10 tht sick.
1T CURES
!lEADAcHEs.-SickH Headache. Nervous II ca d.
acne, Bilious Headache, Neuralgia, Catarrh,
Dizziness, Rueh OF Blood to tie Head. Full.
ness. Oppression OF the Head, &o
CATAHRA.-Thie unpleasant disease, in all
it's forms.
soRE IHnoATs, dc-Sore Throats, Hoarse-
nesa, LoHB OF Ynicc, Weak Voice.
DYsPHPsIA.--Th disease always cured in
all cases. in perr ons OF all ages aud occupa-
lions.
LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAuEpIcE, &c.
Chronic DiarrlGA and all Chronic Dysente-
ry, Coles, obstinate Costiyeneas.
Blind, bleeding or liberated, painful
ltGnipg, burning, no matter how long existing.
Kidney Disease, Diabetes, Gravel, Inconti-
nence, Stoppage soon cured.
FACE AfFECTIoNS.-UroTn Spots, Moth
Blotches, pimples, Black Specks. HE'D Patches,
Harnlng, Itching, Ruah OF blood to tho Face,
Cloasma, Bad Complexion.
o,t ,Aiosceeses, Scrofuia, when on the Scalp;
Eack, Limbs. or anywhere; Soro and Swcllcd
Legs, all perfectly curabie
SKIN DIHEAsEs.- Rheum, Toiter, Acne,
Gles, ,Scaly Eruptions, Watery Discharges,
ltchlng: Burning. Chronic Erypipelas.
He EYE8.-lntlamed and Itcliing, Scrofula,
&c, on tho Eyes and Eyc-lids.
GolTRE, SwELLKD NECK.-All cases cured.
Rhtumatism, Chronic, Acute, Neuralgia.
Lamencss, Swelled Joints, inability to walk,
painful or passive. cured by the use Of
HEiNITSH'S QUEENS DElIGHT.
The afflicted, nervous and debiitaled, whose
euilerings hayo been protractod from hidden
canses. and whose cases require prompt trent
ncnt, Will ind always q sure rcmutly in
QUEENS DELIGHT.
Ask for HEINITSHis QUEENS DELIGHT.
Take none other. He is the invt ntor and sole
proprietor: Sold wholesale and retail at his
drug and Chemical Store Feb
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AIHAMUIAL aNbicoS1 p1fun dIA,

Ton,ou ,Nx,, - M =, -o'.~-,
aaeE !. .Rrnds onL Noon' ooheois
ffS.Ii f.fy1,1 5iibs5a 1fbtnois M Sas ~ MILL ,u,,a
Quiet md steadc,nnlona. os.on 17E0gsI.
orleans IL ~. oH so1a: n nnn 1Raaaos ' 1a(919s;
TTvrupn1oo1,. 1o, % Me- Ag,0og JUICE.
az cotton 10 nm Io1ae. a."a1 enihH hH:-oaies
=. ~ nno No. w naies; speculation and
ieana rs ..-aniaal'ng uplands 77s; Or
My Yosg. MAJ IL 49,
4 shade frma, Wbt.tF ISo 11oon'. ionf
Corn ouiet and Arm oAI nns.H a1o hignes.
fifmerln6landa IhaI. s0.,oa.s. enaue 4naI
sales q :t}()| ba]ea Gns Gs, gtsaus ,11o24
heavy. Stooks.ve,S hnann eS.s S.s uull ana
aotivo apd stronr hfdn:c a easa S.a'e e.%Ha nonas
1na%. shns. hy;n! Tn1I LIPS. Sterling-long
Up NJ -s; fls,;.a 49,,
higher. win a soiau :, ia,rcy ~ ac.ise and
lands ,1EtI 'aI9s ~ S,olI bales-up-
etead;er. e, no,n 49, ~. .a .outnern rather
y 81. gnoS - nhn;oe ~ tns[ nsa ezra M 6;75l9
tan sJ ssSoJ ~ @ onoioe ac1o(gS.oo. Whls-
To- bettar@v;ntsr I ~ ~ ~ tgSI. Wheat
ern I 5e01' 90 c. "nI an1per west
7008O. Grodar;es a., 'o1ou q91ee, at 1s
i716 Reaf "n;a, Arm I rork 1I.U(g
i12iI Monav ,h,nd.at oH u9nE6ettie
INF dnli and sIaaJn 1nc; az, nt olga. Sterl-
yernments stoaIH ,raa oia 70. 20
oias and South cora;;noe nneSsers' ueor-
Tennessees G91%. nas a' ~ vy ye1y s!rong. ng
new 7IX. T,nniaian, Inn =, c7,l. ,rlireanlas o9; o9
iavees ~. 90 ""Lus OK .tlai VA new 6O;
Georeias 81: " 'DI%,s 90 Mnp,,, ~; G ., ~.
Az: new 25. soutl, Uaroliooa a'onn1. 7a'@.
BAITn1onr nf.v11 r,.
demand imnrov,d1 H,w.r., -, 49, n.mcr ana
Rna < 5nSf rn 1u,,s street super.
and heaYy-white 75M77. - - ,.'i,n. Toln unli H1
Pork quiet. at ia 6t, , r.. yellow lo'
abonldars 7sETaa. oIo Dscon steeay-
lOh: auear-eHred | hams ~ 17@1e esGeS w (@
steady. Whiskev aooaoT Ygi0' cd. La q
firmor-middlino 14as1SgS.1s. 14asS1gS. Uoss0n eon
bales: sales oO(1. ato.i eT1 o1o 'eoc'pes ooo
C1EcINNAr1, NAV II "TIo,r III "a 49,
family 6 40IN6 60 C,,n M s,aa1a n e"Dcea Dea
asked. Buoon t3uIi-shani'1:r. ~ ,1n nafd-Il 51n
916@956. WhisLev AZ '' 70 s'oes
Louisy111E. NM II E,o..
family $50. Corn firm -J. proa;rin,- I'll
quiet aud firm. 'os'Sions
SAVANNAH NJ,v1, c.
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Natural Frozen Ice.

A tho summer season is now appronc ching.
"A wish to inform my old customers. and
the pnbiio in general, that having secured a
good crop "f natural frozen lake ICE. this
wlntor. We arc prepared to furnish it, in any
Quantity. as low az any that can bo procured
Fer pound. according to quantity, and have
9een selling at that price since tho lst of
January. J. D. DATEMAN, Ag't.
March IL 2mO Columbia Ice House.
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tonT9a the a29r After 1de|iveripg the
annual adarbss basoreit de- State -Ktri6dl-
tural Society, nj Texas, he will explore
the proposed line Of the Texns and Pa
cIdo' RAILROAD. He will be assent for
several weeks. making o; short stay in
each OF the principal cities en- route.
The inauguration Of the ieiegrnphers'
statue to Prot. Morse, in tho Central
Park. is finally fixed for the 10Th of
June; at 4 p 2ki.. +; It was fouiid i'm possi.
BILE to complete IL by the 24th inst.
HARTFORD, May ll:-Both houses
passed a resolution declaring, Jewell
elected. He will be inaueuratea Tues.
day, to which day. the Legislature has
adjourned. . -,
WAsHhagon, Nay l1.-Robsson has
returned. The Russinn Prince has post.
poned bis visit till fall. General Bah.
cock succeeds General Michler as Super
intendent "of Public Buildings and
Grounds. The Foreign Relations Com.
mittee was in session four hours to-day.
and still not ready TO report to the Sc.
nate. e.@
Probabilities 1t is probable that tho
barometer will continue falling yerv
,geherally on Friday. with increasing
cioudiness; light winds from the Missis,
tippitto the Atlantic.
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THE most complete in variety and quality
4 in the city. Spring goods for boys and
Skipping Ropes, Croquet sets, Hoops, Blow
nubbor, Blondin, Rainbow, Gyroscope, Cha.
,5aeileon. n Spring and Fancy Tops. Dolls in pro
fusion, dressed and undressed, Fancy Boxes,
A large and varied assortment OF pure Can
dies, manufactured daily. Cakes Of all kinds
fresh made every d ay. French Bon Bons,
don Almonds, Cream Dates, &c. Canned
Goods. full supply Jellies, homo manafac-
tqro from pure fruit. Foreign Fruits and
Eute, Almonds, Raisins, full line English
Crackers, Albert Discnit, genuine.
Weddings, Parties, Pic Mics, &C., supplied to
order, with Cake. leo Cream, Lemonade, &c.
Cal! at MoKenzie's Confectionery and Toy
store. Main street, near Stnte House. aud DO
not be e1celicti. April 26.
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Excursion to St. Augustine and the st
John 3 River, Florida.

excursion to Florida, arriving at Savannah on
Wednesday morning early. and remaining
there until afternoon, afforiling ample time to
Visit Huonayenture and other points OF inter.
sst. Leaving at 3 o'cleck p. H.. will arrive at
st. Augustine Thursday morning, where q
most agreeable day may bo spent inspecting
the ancient Spanish fortress, the Cathoa raj
and other relics OF the first settlement on the
continent, in sailing on the bay or visiting the
orange groves OF the neig hborhood.
Leaving St. Augustine on Friday morning,
,he Dictator will pass up tho st. Johns to Pa
iatka, by daylight. stopping at all points OF
interest, thus affording raro opportunity OF
seeing, to the bnst advantage. the most beau.
tilul of Southern rivers.
Returning. will leave Jacksonville Saturday,
fernandina the same afternoon, arriving ut
savannah Sunday morning aud Charleston
Sunday evening.
Faro for round trip $18. No extra charge
for meals or etatetoomH =
May ii RAVENEII h CO.. Aprnta.
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New. Books.


THlPS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP.
" BY Max Muller.
Ghardia, or Adventures in the Desert Of
Sahara. Hy @. Naphegyi, nj. D., a. III. sl.75.
Motherl,ss, or q Parisian Family. BY al.
thar Of John Halifax. II 90.
Tho Silent Partner. by author Gates A Jar.
Tho Franco.l'russian War. by l.andon,
with l8 portraits and II naps. sl.75.
Tho Empty Heart; q Novel. By Marion
Climates for Invalils. &c. 1925
Uinx's Baby; his Birth and Misfortnncs; a
Satire. $1.2j.
Tie Sisters OF Orleans; a Tale OF Hace and
Social Conflict. Alec, number OF now
novels aid other publicstions. just received
at BRYAN X cCARTEk'H
April 25 bookstore.
May Goshen Butter.
= TUBS new MAY BUTTER, for sale by
- Mays T.. HOPE.
Imported and Domestic Cigars at POLLOCK 8
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increase Of Stock;
Increase Of Stock.
CENTRAL NATIONAL RANK
PAID UP CAPITAL sioo. 1000.
OFFICERS. 'tt,ttsl

OFFICERS: TIC ttr3l
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
A. g. DRENIZER, Cashier.
9; y. G. BUTT. Assistant Cashier.
F1HHE degree OF success that has attended
4 the opcrAticne g .h;s Bank si15s iss
establishment in February last, and the de-
sire on the part OF the Directors TO have asso-
Grated with thom more OF their country
TRENDS, has induced them to add $50, 600. 90 to
the capital. Shares 500 90 each. n
Az hasyments ir1 may be made at any time prior to
tne 1st o. July. emitting the holder Of the
STOCK to its PRO rata share Of profits earned
curing the time the money Is in osaession OF
ton OF all dividends made there after. In
eousy VEN tao o neT stosk will
Applications for stock may be made person.
ally. or by letter, to tho officers Of the Bank.
Dankng Houac oppo1tte tho Columbis
D1REoroas.-John B. Palmer. J. Eli Gregg.
E. ~. M92;Mastef. .; B. D. Sem. tot B. D. Sem &
Bon, G. w. Bearden, tot Copeland d Bearden. 3
r. l.. Bryan, tof Bryan i McCarter.1 W. g.
swafield. (of r. d W. @. swafReld.) May o
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Horn AnR1yAts. May III. Columbia
AoteI = ~. D. Brown. N. g.; G. B. Harris,
Hoo1ester: 3 u n. Federlin, N. Phillips. NJ.
T.; s. r; Chsman. J. NJ. Hall, Va: O..
4. Gnndersdorf, B. T. Ncwoomer, 4. K.
Carey, q. Griffith, Baltimore; J. 3.
Mash y and son; z. D. Mccormack, Ga. ;
2. Witz. Greenbrier Springs; W. B.
'Oolrst, n: Y.;s 8. O. Gilbert, charleston !:
=. Il. Bridgers, N. c.; J. N. Hoffmap,
Lexington; A. J. Baldwin, Pa; ). N.
Londin. =: D; Gillespie, s. O.; R. A.
4Aerwsn, city; e. H. Brooks, Ga; G. 81.
Harvey, Pa. Miss B. Chapman, Miss d.
Chapman, Mrs. Fl. Chapman, Miss ID.
A. Long, @. D. Bishop and others, Chap.
man Troupe.
Mickerson House,. NJ. Walker. New
York; W. Brandt, O., O. &c A. 4. r.:
H. 81. Ballman and wife. Pittsburp: i
G. G. Fagg; E Paris; y. Muxdock. Salisbury;
and vile, Virginia; O. T. Hanckell.
Charleston; ". p. Jones, N. & G. r. RI:
E. D. Bush, Greenwood. !
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FAN MILLS,
(TnAA1Ss an CRADLES. atA1.
VI. HORSE POWERS.

MOWERS. and all kinds Harvesting Machines
on hand and for sale at lowest prices in the
market.
We call special attention to our Horse
Power, which is the best power in use and
not high priced. With our experience in
planting, and the use Of agricultural imple-
ments and machines. together with our facli.
ties for having goods manufactured, We claim
wo can give lower figures, better goods and
better satisfaction than any other house in the
country. Send for catalogue.
April 23 LORICK Il LOWnANCE.
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Onriously enough tho women of San
+, francisco are not entirely satisfied with
tne verdict against Mrs. Fair. They en-
tertain an opinion, which they have
publicly expressed with unmistakable
emphasis, that this probable descepdant
OF the Borgia should have had the ques-
tion OF her;guilt Inquired into and de-
,termined by jury, composed Of thobe
OF her. own sex. They also object to
their exclusion from the court room
= sstt3s eertal M si!s ~ ssas aaaid,
declaring t6atif It was OF .,suoh q charac.
tar as to be kept from women, the men
had no right 70 'heat it either. In CON
c.eA!nlsion. Y! lssion they resolve that they are dtite
as q, good Judges Of what is improper for
them to listen to iasi the court or the
press, and that the tyranny which e.
GUIDED them from hearing the evidence,
is not to be tamely submitted to. The
case certainly seems hard one; but we
fancy even Mrs. Fair would rather not
have been tried by jury composed of
suoh women. .l
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slight Horse Portable Engine for Sale.
SU!TABLEfo for Threshing, Ginning or a q rist
NJ Mill. Will be sold cheap for each.
Apply to ROBERT hIoDOUGALL.
May II At Congare Iron Works.
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Medicine for Children f.

A flne aummer tonic is lIattorrs Bittcrs-
can be had at PoLLocK's.
A fresh supply Of Bremen Lager at Pol
Locks.
a frcsh supply OF Bsgley's Mayhswer. fino
cut, at FoILocE's.
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Choice May Butter.
20 TUBS choice Nay BUTTER. mat ro-
NJ oeived aud for sale by
DAY II JOHN AGNEW h SON.
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An Early Call for the Best Stereoscopic
Views.
A FINE assortment OF VIEWS in Germany.
n California, Bwitzerland, Spain, Ireland,
Scotland, the River Thames, near London:
also, IN the Unltod States; Statuary, colore,i
and plain. ALSO, 8tereoscopes, some low
priced, for sale at BRYAN d McCARTER'S
Doohskore. MAYS
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of domestic. French and English manufac-
ture which wo guarantee, at all timeR, to soil
as low. II not at less prices, than nny houee
IN Columbia, bn,ing our Goods nom the
largest and most celebrated establishments
IN the United States. And as we desire to
please all, We have now In DUR house the,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-02-02

ACTS AND JoINT RESOLUTIONS APPROVED.
The Legislature met on the 22nd day of No
vember, 1870. On the 23rd day of January,
1871, the following list of Acts approved by
the Governor is published:
Act making appropriation for per diem and
mileage of members.
Act providing for the public printing.
Act incorporating the Stonewall Fire Com
pany of Sumter.
Joint resolution authorizing the Attorney
General to employ assistance in certain cases.
Joint resolution authorizing the County Com
missioners of Williamsburg and Oconee Coun-
ties to levy special tax.
Joint resolution authorizing the indexing OF
volume IA of the State statutes.
Act extending the time for officers to qualify.
Joint resolution authorizing the State audit
or to cause to be levied certain taxes.
Act vesting the title to certain land IN
Orangeburg County.
Act authorizing the State auditor to suspend
proceedings for the collection of taxes in GER
tain cases.
Act incorporating the Pumpkntown turn
pike in Pickens County.
Act authorizing administrators, executors
and other fiducisries to sell in certain cases,
and in Others to compromise; and an act to in
corporate the Hedges Light Guard of Edisto
Island.
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THE farmers VoCATIoN.-"Therc is no
other business in which success is so nearly
certain as in this. OF one hundred men who
embark in trade, careful observer reports that
ninety-fye fail ; and, while | think this pro
portion too large, am sure that large MAJOR
ity do and must fail, because competition is so
eager and traffic so enormously overdone. If
ten men endeavor to support their families by
merchandise in township which affords ade-
ouatc business for but three, it is certain that
majority must fail, no matter how judiclons
their management or how frugal their living
But you may double the number in any agrl-
cultural county ever travcrscd without ncces-
sarilv booming one to failure, or even abridg-
ing his gains. If half the traders and probes
sional men in this country were to betaEe
themselves to farming tomorrow, they would
not render that pursuit one whites profitable,
while they would largely increase the comfort
and wealth of the entire community; and,
while good merchant, lawyer or doctor may
be starved out of any township, simply be-
cause the work he could do well is already con-
fdcd to others, never yet heard of tenn
perate, industrious, intelligent, frugal and en-
ergetic farmer who failed to make living or
who, unless prostrated by disease or disabled by
casualty, was precudcd from securing modest
independence before age and decrepitude di-
vested him of the ability to labor. r."-G,eeicy.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1871.
SENATE.
The Senate met at y VI.

The Senate met at II N.
A concurrent resolution was received from
the House, proposing to meet in joint assembly,
on Friday, February TO- for the purpose of
electing Judge of the Seventh Circuit, to fill
the vacancy Occasioncd by the resignation of
Judge T. 0. P Vernon, the consideration of
which was made the special order for Wednes-
day, February l. Also, a concurrent resolution
to appoint committee to confer and report to
the General Assembly such matters as are most
important to be considered during the present
session. Referred
The House returned to the Senate, with an
amendment the bill to regulate the appoint
ment, jurisdiction and duties of Notariss Pub
lie. The amendment was concurrcd in and the
title Of the bill changed to an Act and ordered
to be enrolled.
The special committee on the part of the
Senate, appointed to meet similar committee
from the Hou:e, and to investigate the alleged
expenditure of S175, 900 by the committee ar-
pointed to investigate the electoral affairs in
the Third Congressional District in 1863, re-
ported that they were unable to secure meet
ing with the committee from the House, and
begged that the Senate would take such steps
in the premises as would effect the purposes for
which they were appointed. After some debate,
a special committee was appointed to invcsti-
gate the books of the State Treasurer, asccr-
tain and report within five days the actual
amounts paid out and to whom.
The Committee On Finance reported back
bill to make an appropriation for the payment
of the per diem and mileage of members OF
the General Assembly, the salaries of subordi-
nate officers, and other incidental expenses
recommending that the blank be filled with
$I25,OO0 Ordered 10 lie over under the rules
The Committee on interpretations reported
favorallv OH bill to amend the charter of tho
town of Anderson.
Mr.. Whittemore introduced bill to require
County Commissioners to report to the General
Assembly. Also, bill authorizing the County
Treasurers to take charge of the lands of the
State purchased by the Land Commission
which were ordered for consideration to-mor.
row.
Mr.. Duvall introduced a concurrent rcsolu-
ton, that the committee appointed to investi
gate the affairs of the Land Commission be di
rected to publish the evidence taken by them
Immediately after the same shall have beer
taken Adopted and ordered to be sent to the
House for concurrence.
Mr.. Whittemore gave notice of bill to pro-
vide for the election of Justices of the Peace
The consideration of resolution requesting
the Land Commissioner to inform the Senate
what lands have been purchased by him ant
his predecessor, was indefinitely postponed.
The consideration of an Act to establish ano
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SINGULAR STORY OF GEN SAM HOUSTON
The secret of Houston's resigning the Cover
norship of the State of Tennessee, three days
after marrying young wife, has never been
revealed He did so, went among the Indians
and becomes great chief and only reappeared
when Texas was struggling for independence.
-Columbus Ga.) Enquirer.
With regard to the historical inquiry here
made, we have to say, that very little is known
by Gen. Hcuston's best friends. That little is
so honorable to him that we shall, for the first
time, put it in print. We may premise that
our information is derived indirectly from one
now deceased who during her life, had right
to know what caused that strange episode in
the life of that great man. Gov. Houston's
first bride was Tennessee belle of surprising
beauty, and of considerable social rank. She
was. if not tie affianced bride, at least the
sweetheart of a neighboring gentleman when
Gov. Houston sought her hand. Her family
being very ambitious, forced her match, and
she was married. After retiring to her bridal
chamber her department was such rs to cause
him to suspect that while her hand was bis her
heart was another's. She confessed the truth
when interrogated, and while promising fidell-
ty and wifely duty, declared herself unable TO
love him. lie at once retired from the house,
leaving his bride as pure and spotess as ever
He then resigned his position and went among IN
the Camanches In due course OF time the
lady sought and obtained divorce. Conduct
like this was honorable to all concerned
Galucston 7s.ras) Ne,cs.
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A KENTUCKY GIRLS ADvENTURE--About
half-past II o'clock Sunday, as the people were
returning from church, lady dressed in the
very height of fashion, with gorgeous Greciant
bend of magnificent proportions, tripped dswhf
Second street in the most approved style, like
a cat treading on eggs. Just as she reached
the corner of Second and Sutton streets, where
the "centles most do congregate," u newspaper,
neatly folded, slipped from under her skirts and
fell on the sidewalk A polite newsboy saw it
fall, and called out to her that she had "drapped
somethin'," but she kept her eyes fixed on va
cancy, and moved straight ahead without ap-
pearing to hear him. A few steps further an
other wad fell from the same region, and there
was diminution OF the hump on the back
The boy yelled after her again, II say, Missis,
you're losing all your papers" The only sign
of hearing him. that she gave, was a quicken
ing in her pace, as if she was anxious to get
away from those diggings as soon as possible.
4 kind hearted lady, who was walking behind
her. and understood the situation, al this mo-
mant hurried alongside and whispered TO her
that she was losing her bend This information
caused her to turn into friendly stairway near
br to repair damages but just as size put her
foot into the door, an enormous bundle OF pa
pers, hundred or so in number, dropped from
beneath her skirt and rolled on the sidewalk:
The youngSter, indignant at the treatment he
had received, and the apparent disdain with
which his polite attention had been met, on
this, rushed forward and seizing the bundle OF
papers, startled Sabbath stiffness on the streets
with Ceres your extra Latest from the seat
of warp The lady, it is needless to say, didn't
stop to take an extra" a."-Maysuille Ky Bus-
istin. $50