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n Z YH AleS
by MRS. NJ. A'DEyIsoN.

Yes said the girl passtopa,ely, ny
e-is-toonarrow; too ipil-ofaseaAy-cares
WPah iitI beTanS b.YppeFiiifp mar ried
you? Foa don't know know WHAT y"u ask !;
you. don't know. What qn unhappy, dis
satisfied girl I am; how tired of ev cry
thing. .aboat ME-, From Monday morn
ing iii Saturday night | must pGrfarm
The sane tirosoma dpties 1hep there
Is always the 1rehearsal satsgday, and
the sin singing bg bg spnaay,a.. Ny father
reads. his Sermsp 10 gIe,ip the middle of
the week, SO that isanoihiag ne rs Il Doa t
ask ne to be, oyouWwitea, Louis; you
would be sorry, 10 q guar If L-said lyes'
i thought you loved me- said the
young man, sadly. sadT
$50 do; sat least ! think Z d5, ! sh C
added ~lth curious ingeuuousnass. .
I, am sure, Louis, I loys no one better
than you; but l tell you this kind of
life don't suit me- 7i7r'7
oWhst would suit you, dear 2 -
~ hardly dare say but Z should like
to DO something great--to be look cd up
tn admiral -Asnnkan of With enthusia
tic praise. should prefer to live in IA
city where 7 could see great people and
art galleries and go TO concerts Yes,
and to the theatre, though father thinks
it 80 wicked
'Ah, Alice, dear. your head is turned.
not your heart; pay God not your
heart. Going to the great city has
changed you; and yet, if remember,
you did not5like your rich reldtiyes'
|oItNo, nor they mo but they foubd me
very handy j, ! could ,pfP make oyer their
dresses and embroider dainty little ncekE
ties, and serve them in thousand ways;
yet, slave.liie though IL was, In one
sense, tlrey have invited me- aad l am
g ing there again, to stay six weeks
sObaAlicev .oa,g -gsss
And thcn, when, + come back -if1I
do'-sheo paused a moment, for Ldiis
face dad changed, aud, after all she did
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u u N-a 2
g:We have ehots as, is, obvious, taken a
hSoiy'irttrest ipiiMrje Summers OWL
Rights psejest, Whatever its essential
merits, We did not approve the policy of
ebgraftihs such "a measure on general
nesty-,-We universal. amnesty
unpurchascd, unqualified, unbalanced
BY al 9SscH HoG, 5 sd sS wq obtai,ed i,nj
psrlih 4sdhrngoA We hsvessupported
each each fro from the outset not as makel
Weight to something else, but be- because it
ss& Ge&ts9y ana fPbehaa4sfdPy 1 a4 right
Now that :he scheme Of attaching
divif rights to amnesty has resulted in
the temporary defeat of both, we ask the
sometime aristocrncy Of the South to
M look X at at 3c,ivl Cifyoa plehse sociaD sights
gin the light of these accomplished and
uudenianle facts. nnI ~ On, TIA D, 81.
.nisiH9faqftt ti fiat SHe Blacks are here
nearly fVs MILLIONS of theq Eand are
not going away. A handful may go
itdtoR a'pG to fitc, butt ut ;leastI uinety-
ui"e Of ofgYgy.hqqdrea will stay. 1. is
n trct thai they are free, aud cannot be
IyFfife IyrFefiffeypSSlhsvedf Y9q might as we'll attampt
to recoyeF the dew Of last Fourth OF J uiy
morning as to re-snslare these FIVE mil
mons, 20 s..si -,
It is a fact that they vote, as others
d. and are ieligibls TO ofice,A Six or
feiSht0f them are now members of coz
gress, as ihefei wiiFbe, since majority
Ofthe yetssslage black iass least twenty
districts so4as rs!
Do: YOU saPPpse,s. Ga can D. YOU in,is,i9e, thu.
fthese . eolored members of Congress are sir,rs
always to journey 70 aud from W dshiagl
ton in swokiug carsy Can You really
afford to insist that they shall? III
We saw o most respected minister of
the Gospel drivea-eut of u Philadelphia
n qfe Snf scombsllcd = s:ans pa She front
platform or get off aItogethsr-about the
timeo that Philadelphia gave several
thossmd majority for Lipeeln's re-elec-
tlee7I Of fe9urse, we knew that couldn't
last, and it did mt y.Tqas@s @sgSgs srzt
Hqfddly a4year ago, Ftedefick Douglass
E@-s Southerner born, of whom the South
will yet hsse, the sense sense 80 be proud was
returning frspsa most fiiuportaut mission
'ta San pdaihhs 90 inlcOmpanyi with Seha-
teoFede eRd setber asseciates on that
isission.T ifeachhgi5so Virginia steam.
boat 4$laSss AZ ghF of 4 tsbis there was
,sGeH Tor dippesasaalthe pommissioaSrs
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i E a.i=5z D :; oUR st -icc|5g 81

quiet, holy, devoted man. Perhaps hs
d9@e etiARs tpFaqt. he "A had u @
loved me. ! was addicted To the. habit
of reading and wsmoyiaipgsplags. Night
after night 1 sasoazp, sziavpdfing the
1tasediss si'of' Shakvspe easess.dhsib asdass
bthpa Passiou. kseam6fse exsrpoBcriag that
fP defefhdnea TO seek sheucity ard sntct
upon the theatrical protessiof9I
had NO mssthssars e g sIWSSSshd gBs Vas dead
IsMS beauty attracted ,ipstant attention.
Snceessturned my hea fiattery ruined
me: 'o0:.aday I-am= dmowifo;
Isahds Isf s1e4 N.Y. ny 4sJn a5es noe curse
the name Of the mother who Lorss ors'lai him.
Alice was weeping. .sso1a | I--o
You are young aud .tbssastifaE When
you ask to come hcfe.yua.Sd nn6s dfean,
& The Pejls thssss * ns nss Bsssst y5Sns; H.. }
mo, you may .live,t to cry cut, 4 am slost!'
Like me, You may hear that your father
has &c gc9e brpkep; hearted 70 tbegrave,;
thsesshhRsa villa lakad you, aDal alwhopl
yoo9a yo9 ! leosyea;if sssal;, there be sueh-is, the
husband ,ofda happy wifs,liwY oa, g. ma y
|. weep for the priceless love youehfew
from you, for a life Of paFe,yef haffdly-
Won 'ease,siof hateful splcnderi sl,here,
chill 1aaI did1t mean TO max E you iiSs. cry
but Iodoisdya that willingly would 1 d lie
'so;aotf8}Ro III ssfSullal ,llal5 + IIbrins Back ny limo
scent youth Go home, young girl; and
when You are tempted - be great, think
of tho star you saw Hast. night, blazing
with false lustre and remember how
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| went forward, wheaibeaghssw
stopped a&stReltl0orl lLheiTs Tsaso aoniggef
EaHd ihdsne' presd he soiieas ssishq white
folkia s6SRs bo&&issiohcfg alsaospthsit
t'diRnsi,, thseompads dostsAeisipag &aiit,
Iadd' virginia had hetlssvengso FOR beet
fassbuFg iaha IA Appsfhattbx.r'ssb 10 e1a,
2 d!Afe we men96ieeldfdFen wao'play such
fshly gaiHess asothisFdi ID boisoto7q o1e
Pr Suppose sho Friendship qofo Hayti
PsBould become imposah.to dsfa-4and the
Strong ofteti Have hesd ofthe iiweak : Ias
i thousand sxadiples swotla.e shSw.sIiW {
telegraph HaS Sti to send asspeeiai7 snso y
ID washington, and che sends one 2wIlp
lands at N ew GOrieanshssr, ssavannahl+ =
sflalf We order Him s'apnsgro-ear ihna
| 1faesfase TO 'ietrTimo easS hili lhez reaches
Washington IFnot, why ttreas eshi,n
better than the member from Florfda ior
the Senator from Mississippifeai loot
|aj Afew days since,,ha 'whitei family,
4Bdving hired apriva,s iboxIat a theatre,
&cht thiiher'inU daeq time q anticipating
an evening of pleasure, but their child IS
hnrse was yellow, and could not be ,nd
Ihitted; SO the family went homo and
sulked through the bseseaing.i odTho
profted by itheirllossRmi ii .oeii hoiLv
10 Men Of tile South!r you wered ionce
accouated eshrewd Politicians olDoes
this look like ii? .a Are ydG not allowing
yourlwomen to ruieiyou? We entreat you
to heed the English;nan' 8 qexhortation
20 his departing friend atBe good to
yourself, John" We need sno civil
rights bill if you will only esince "a little
homely common sense But showing
your representatives iii Congress and
their wives Tito filthy ossInoking-tars,
while, yon compel tlIen, 10 pay frs. class
fare, is folly s4hich you viii surely be
ashamed Of whenever your heads are
cool. Isn't it the wise way to do what
y9d ultimately linus mdSutst while yet you'grace,.
,lulIy may ,NcwE lora TrnMc fsMt.
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! 4 Sense ei5lsl',s Of Huulmlor. HUI !

:" I.EN ob inIV ~ .4l SuL.!3 !3.u1.i
IF you tell man that he has no
peetieal p,sisal faculty, no talent for hiathcma-
II ItIcs, ,rq ;ss9.I genius for iqratory, Or for
patural seisnss,, 81 ior mataphybsttcs, aa hlbt he
\. Will very liks sgred with you D ae 4 nay
even admit, though that is less common,
that his logic is not remarkable for
clcarness or precision, and he will Very
often, consent with surprising rcaJincss
to be prononaced deficient in any of the
Christian virtues. 9h But we have never
known anybody who would frankly con-
fcss that rhn was without sense of
humor. We have bGen acquainted with
fsetiior wraughrs, d,withd psofessorsi Of
political economy swi,h,3 hiembers, Of
ParliancntI possessed by a morbid appe-
tite for iuseiulo inibrnation, oe7epywith
contributors to- comic newspapers i and
I've have dneyor met any one candid
enough or sufficiently adilaintedywith
his own powerslrtoo admit Nv ltatis at
worst rather, alnIisf1rtune than fault
LIOn the 9th r ianaI ifiwetweretro apply
ito people bfornithcirl opinion of their
Fneig ghbots, I'VE should conc TO, the con!
clnsion that the faculty. was moFe ,lik ely
TO be non!exissent than omnipyeseghi
no Frenchaah, I'VE are solncti ines told,
has a real sense of humor the German
article is Of tho >hpmblest kind; o
Scotcbmap aah1 only beie assailed By
means Of surgical operation ;rand, Id
short, if we excepta Few Ehglistlncn,
lrishmen, and Americans, the whole
world is in n sta,eSof utter darkness
The fact probably is that the word
"humor," though We hattcr ourselves
lhat we attacn distiGoS nteuuins to it,
has as shifting and indefinite lsignifca-
tioni as most other words which imply
that our 'emotions have been Accurately
;inilyzed. In somenimeanings of the
term, anybody who is'chpable of d horse,
IaSgh 7h.ay ifiatsers himhhlf tiutoha has a
Ssehss' efs An@os, dnoihers, ;itEilnr lies a
very rare aud hdelicatg tacultyaindeed.
we may perhaps rentrue to assume tha.
hunor In allits senses Implies n certain
delight ia strange coatrasts;o mood ,rna
pleasure 'ind 9extracringa tanghter. from
tears, or sleeo eessa9 more or less de,
cided love Of the bizHrfeaad escentric !;
and therefore, Q in its lorcative, shapes, q
power of blending together the most
diverging lines oil sentiment so as to
produce harmonious or at Iehst agree
labIe effects. ! That which is specially
Lahtipathetic- torthe humorous man is the
prolonged do barping upon uone Istripg,
#het!ssesSS of statistics or sentiment, and
|Ihe longs To inuedicasso radety, even
at tlU cost ofslogic or of reverence. 1t
naturally follows that "a lscrN large
proyiuce of6thc humorousrisiabSuiutels.
interdicted to women. .iMapys .of the
fniost amusing Fahingau that Aeyer have
% nC!3asfg1g p{s 30, .-s
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~ a story is told sfils soldier who was
frozen in Siberia 50 is last T. remark was,
1t isaexT' diis then. froFa ,sss ss:.;G St; G as
leintble. In the summer Of 1860 some
physicians found him, after having laiu
frozen for one huparea cpd fifteen years,
sfhsyo grsdaallsthqwsds dhimr and upop
aaimstioa,beiag restored. Acse9acladsd
'hls .septopeewiai.tssee eold.'
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A San Fraucisco paper is put out Of
1cnevolcnce By ii;::;is ii;::;iis fGaa at its ex-
lpense, and Says i WeI regard che afro
cionslcersssfohdsnt as aa ss-;rnal .6eaa a,
"a false-tongusdF ruidhigbt7cmonster,r
'red-handed assassin, a thicEa a hs-schopl-
niarm,a fraud, a ghost, aud am napleas-
antt person, raWeo esteem qhim saI pear
green demon of the steaming pit witha
cottonwood tsih ayesib his sides, and a
oork-nock ckisftdded sith hot deor-knobs /!
If there isfapything7 7NOrseothst tais, We
think him thntl'c5 vfa5v a,rii sat
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} .'GsntloRen sf The jury, said : iplun-
deripg cosnsel, in Z, spist pboas, 4 10. Of
hogs, there were iuss tbFtS,sI hogs in
tue drove. Please ta remember, that
faet--'thirtssaiF hhPsssTaTjjgs.s ~ three times
as many as in that jury box geptlemen!'
bThe eeansel didn't gain, bis case,
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~ 'V.F'1u 9Ii3JEIq CHH oA0df
snlRr,o Beshje. gqipsptt eminent surgeon eE
Esdinhurg, pr9Esscs to have discovered
sovereign cure for = the csc severe vtFeh hsadaeIs
to whiohiso manly nsrv0us women are
sabjsetg, and as the oiassAis aumsroB in
all American cities, eo;,sideEit.abligasoryl
TO give circulation otthe doetor's prss7,
criptiogqs IVY without lv9as r,,yopehiag,o howeFey,
Tor Its efficiency. 1t is q very simple,
ono "a c,i,,v. l0petf0 sEi 9TrfsLisi >D''
o''e' Us lo'ioWs: eli
IurPehtiac, iii aoses or twenty or
shirty drops, given ut intervals, r6f an
'hout-or two, will not only remove the,
headache, but produce. in ndcrful
manner q. soothing influence.
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.daIaqo rgUt
z aTIs / egsadl u Easter slssSs.
GSI.. .dd. ,.,,.x

-tSfA AffralJ&ssSs o'pniEs.
han bait,iA haLn--I1 ,srs;.ia ssuc;sx
JDsarsss Papass sayd dmyIb0Nt9Smc,5
f4s ne )messilyreliarhed ON bis fathers knee,
trWhy are those eggs that you see me hold
cotoped ID dnsly @ith96lae eSnd B6sdk
rAndyyhatis tnhe bsaytifYlb bird tina. lays
lsucG lea6ii6 ltsgSa sb Esslor days."
I.fYSa hAyel heard myoboh eflheImanxY p
died, ,dT5kT aO0D
yfrowneA with keen thornsapd cspoified;
.kn1.how Joseph TIE kfal(hSryShom GoI
reward
Cared for the corpse Of his smartyr'a Aoap
And 'piousiy tombed ii Within she rock,
And closed the gate with mighty block.
sNew closs By The tomb a fair. tree grew,
Wisthp ppendplous leaves and blossoms ofblne
And deep in the green trees shadowy brcaa
A beautiful singing bird sat on, her nest.
Which was bordered with MOSES like mali
-f)ll0chiteyr -
And held four eggs of ivory white.
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,aAAe yopPg. ,sWap died 4l,si in 4, Cop9ssticut
weighing four hundred aud twenty
pounds. The coffin proved too Big to
50 into The house, or INTO the hearse-
Ios0I heaeyy SsJ5R aSsqfg4 tsbRislSs lSsarsrs,
and finally the-grave was too small for
itl oft @aslhardly faif faaa person of
these aimonsionStaIdiea alllst ssea9 He
sheuhl oi,avslaieaoby bydiucbessfu Rps,os
sTraasdtpi'suoo cd, os susuhusns
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'3h The j EntuEs q sosaItaA carol aaa

81 any = oocv- ,'SSfSNef Efsyff vi l
Cicero said with ' respect 81 as.ptS q 5soea a0d
trine- of the Immortality Of the soul: II
fi'JssHf 'Js z fys2F agE'EE
oug head thstseutA Carolina is ? gFeal
place, and destined ultimately to be
greater. It may that We are preiudiced
in fqygrxos eStatex sBesiS ~; there
is luxury il. in <L2y,ipP <lLo2yipPg any thing: we
know there are many things in South
l6moiinatthatsnra very npdssiFablsmT abe
State goYermmsptubys then44hersnts Of
all political creeds, is acknowledged. to
s q s4ssceins III TiDGrFupE.j tut tjwa.tssnay
be said ofthe government of South Car
olina will sepldstep9 9orNgEyat extent,
to,eyery State in the Union. Corruptiob
Is The tfder of the Gay. 2 Sfs2 BditIfrom
US 20 1oh'sr any paiiiation f5rti,e general
degradatsoa iofthe9 9tfmcs,d'Me deplore
it, Corrupt and partisan as is tho gov.
erhthcnt OF South Gafoiina, 1t would BE-
very difficult to find o. spot on ,bhls1globe
which makes,a q more pleasant heuue, The
soil in sopth, ID Carolina is not SO Gich as
is the soil Of some; other localities, but
there are few spots in the State Of South
Carolina where an an Industrious man can
not nakca a good li1idg. The simple fact
that South Carolina has not been pros.fa-
ted, beyond lhopeiof recovery by / hcr .ow n
rulers, isap eSilenese $50 q. her powers, Of
endurance. The rccupera,iye power Of
tho State of South Carolina is demon
strated BY the fact that her people, as a
general thing commenced p,iles soworld
aftsr'the 'warypoor,iand n,anysoof, them
mOrsel lthapppeerwdeeply 1in..deht. Not
wiilhstandiPpg the contipual pressure and.
drainage to which the Inhabitants Of
South Carolina have, Fora the last six
years, bseh sBdbj aib;j III "a iRadstsIbaJ
portion of them have increased In wealth.
If the Stare Of Ssdutif earoiinu has been
able torgtoR dadcsot 9t6avy burdens
which have been imposed upon her, what
&oufd she do id the e7eutaResc ;b1rdcns
were rremovedacsr iii gni1gb ,oIpjslei )
2isiIfwe are askedIifoynaut, reasons, for
jbelieging that these eperpus and cypsh.'
ing BURDENS will ultimately, be. removed.
our simple reply is that night aud dark
ness must be followed By day andf light.
When or fi6Si atsRangs win aakssiplaea
SIN 7s6dth gaEoliha, aweodo dot ,ipseaena Ito
Know. I'VE confidently expeeta chang e
Psometjme.: When this ehange comes;
We are greatly; mistaken if South Caroli!
na is n ranked as one of the first States
in the qniou. If all this iihsi'aI IS dream,
We We desire To Dream on. re is pleasant.
II may bean air castle; If $50, y the fall
Wiilsinjurepo e.-c-Hoskazei E,sqaiirer.
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siaSmish aud gosos rRsrstas the mspage
Frid, hnddthe'nonysrsajqn tHEnead,, sess.D On Oar
,sin'so theorysiafhcoka that, maakoy,'
said Smithksa iEhinss Of saavp pdsysloped
human Rs..-AsT4ur,ni, p-eai.l fAnAa rnn
tenrnous@ tia'sap0 pess .huRap spaa |
ami 'sd' erGsi sw ,ba7issol s,sS
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-Evo9 sdt aniosldasa -;sl1isiG d,iaiN
,amitlilK -hae saiass2 z .as.ksss.t,, .e..;;,-
-iaps 10 ,dslaW " r .psa W Il ,..,s.s:S
n . "a q ,4s,
-f's'0S' -7'7T arfJr15ErJs III JJIiTI5itu dSnsT
,noiIsk baa ytIoH ,awoissrcsD o 10 SSH
,nciTsk 10 .msdtrd a. e ora ~ IN
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Now, when the bird from her dim recess
Beheid the Lord ipshis burial drsssSN
And looked on the n hepvenIys rscs so pic,
And Tie dear feet pierced Siththe cru "a nail
Her heart tnishsBroke with 3 seddca .tang,j
And Out of the depth other sorrow she sang.
AL night long, till the morn was up,
She sat and sang in her moss-wreathed cup,
song of sorr ow as wild and shrill
As the homeless wind when it rpam4 ehill;
So full of tears, SO loud and long, al
Tha. the grief of the world seemed fuened
to a song. LID BggkKs
But soon there came, through the weeping
night,
A glimnerits angel clothed inSwhits. fT
And he rolled the stoio from the torIsb aAsay,
Where the Lord Of the heavens aai the ca ri Ia
B lay
And Christ arose in the cavcrn's gloom,
And in living lustrc came from the tomb
Now'the bird thnt sat iu-the -hcarteftho rec
Beheld the celestial mystery,
sAndits heart WAS flldtl wiblsa swsot deli ght,
Aud it poured 10 song op.ic nrob bing night,
Notes, climbif, f,g Noes Aia lnsFeg, higher,
They shoot t9slishrsnlik ssRe&sOf6 FIRE.
hen fhe iitsering whitsgobed angel heard
-The borrowing song 6s edhtl srieying bird,
And heard the following chant of mirih
ifhas hAi.cd Chris fiscu nom the earth, -
lie said: Sweet Bird, be forever blest;
.Thyselg thy eggs. and thy moss.wreathed
And ever, my child, since that blessed nj ght,
Where death bowed down to- the Lord of
light, 20 L9TnRn
The eggs of!,hd, sweo,sisdohaugS aaHeir
MID burn With rcd ,aa aud sGdssaQ5 sssaid Qya5ba 6Ea
Rebuilding rnankpdah their ample way,
ofthe'holy marvel LofEastss dsya R
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br. pI,rn,F,3i -l.sEgzhI a. s.,..
r. Az English writer, ,pd.ises yeahg ls-
dies to look ,Gyprabiy, upon, SASso en-
gagsd in agricultural pursuits, suits tsiug as
a reason iis;s;::asee;is, iis;s ;::asee;s mother Eve married
q garlsppqF. = TTIs fats forgot. b ADJ, sliSwever
that Che gard9ners lost his sitaatiou in
GaRssgacpcs ls cESs of thc q match: ln; ~
T,t Why IS q boh a poSs eeodonhssg Be-
cause she, gives Spepk for tvSs5 Grain.
~ ~ "a stp6sanSsfs
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I The ,l,s people IIsr Of as a1ISss,
at the heRsrfar Rsrff9rnance pss trars ef boy who Playa
pRsat pRsatuqs qesae On thS Pia9q with his 1sft haPa.
aPstheH tpa agissbbn bnhi his .d FIsh a9s whistles
.thiirgl .tthirdl and beats the bfss dyan win his
toes We sssaasf saasf slssad that this; shis Ssasls
sna Hyss sissi2 ssr agay SaiS,dSs as Ssshys l If
he resided ip EfsHI Epur nsighb9rhood pro.
FUND sense Of duty would impsl IS TO
5eslEaaan Gram hi him aS full Of peTe;sss;sion aud
n then dr9p, hin iLSf, Stf french roOt Spon
1Es pavement 2a 81 as s8II g YPSp that PfSdigy
u, rs y eefd, saisirba ISa a. a. =
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13

o,IAn exchange says; say Cleveland mas
invented patent bug buster. 8 lNofke !
awilhiaqi air paapps ALI All the 9peEssses1 IN
,arroonr are, stopped but but on qas, q which
the deadly bps B buster sss5j is plaSisd PLACED l.
yhanstipg the rsaeiyofr yf5 cSFrYenf cs Y or i, agi'
produced ,sstt sttropngs ,,e ,seno,'ugh. ,'g ~ p draw fho
yernin opt of the Foo% FS'I,s throYsh ISS shs 9 slr
pump, into. the ahGppera ,3yh here S shss G are
PVT under the iptapencss OF cbIogoios,ss
aud stabbed ip tbs sSl, ssk With ia, s pitch.
f9rs. tostis booa sif sds,eb ueo bS1W
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13


bHITcBAcco s1Aftsis ssldam,tbat VI see
la!goeb bMota,iq prntJcss il much EIkr-
psratdhrMcd,ib NelFlya AL sthes Norsf,
ithistsfing alsssss s::as s'hgs so2ahlpsd
10 t0sctsisdoynIas = s:ss
s5taangG enough5s thauglgo dsspitp ss'ae
protests ofEoplistsand the sYssnInsapf
thsihedicalPto Ptofessjonzthc use Of tobacco,
s0 fsnlfrpm abasiags,bas, .ipsreassa year
|aReryear nn.il .it, 1hasb hscsgpe alEnoas
|uhissrsaIio Hfseagreat pEd lett ah n9t
hl,tsitutoto oIehsmpieaKe q anBdefate rss
.oftheartfcla,oztheush stise belisye 20
.slslene this respect among msdl-
cal ~riferslIs Ansthesinnd more R Sfcept
authosdwhese naHse is apkneEapli "a ,3s,
othss descanss gpepcits yiFtReS5. ~ pEaGtl-
|icaiiy illustrated by thoseiYhp. rsstSlet
dheir useiofoitI within the houpsaess gses Of 10
neratioh:ii ;srinae GisE, leenscs kfk
p $50 muciiI aud softean too ilmaGeh tsop'
seIccislpnted about tbefeyis R6 tobacco
pthat itaI virtues tasalHget a he3Einss;; Ejl spd
syet tEheihtten,afsimmy and, gFsstsa 70
sqtiet nervous unfeststo seQtlhcss Mf'Qd
,teapey,t6sfasor paaml B9aij jppagt|pl
a. .ts i,lr o7S no. s:a 40
cloudg id cdnfnaeq, oyeEaOrlkfea bEain; to
effects Of Hhysicab eShass-
's,.~ J...a :..,x tbn fhsaorc yvhfeh
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13

''IN''g 'ilssfpS .yS4E4 Z
i gAntHlinois country paper S,Sls ventures 8 @
weather ystF aaSapScsss sSs
lhel hope that the erIal rIlipoif a ia LesisalasnTe sa
will adjourn must be qiss5Eetha s5rengthasnsd e be
cause awhent malaria begins ia to sisrgIns UP
from the miRst&, hogs If IF the I.s.s Sansa@oa
the mombers Will faells that SRr'ngfg'l 6s'ss
lnoaplaeo fE tl.em,ilfAau9fo Loves sssss . sasi-
iuso mark and sfastans .iSa on no nipesss one 50
readily on ,illGii illGigislaso Ia IeShaSstsa by
histe efforts 10 rival peWsgstble bles99fsssF .v.S
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13

sss Iatg2 ss sslssd ssssea as,.1i Aied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

would not be unreasonable 10 add many more barges
for cotton. coal, and other heavy freight proper
tiona saving on these articles would double my es'
mate and give saving Of t2oCOo000 year, OF which
only two-tenths would be needed for your pensions
How much shall / add in order TO be positively nc
curatc as you advise for the saving in cost OF trans
poraton IL We allowed to import steel barees ee
OF duty for use lakes In place OF the
clumsy, bulky, costly, and heavy wooden tubs now In
use
As you have, believe admitted all my other state
ments nothing else that calls for correction or
tice in your letter My first acquaintance with Pitts
burgh Mt that banquet which you refer TO- and the
table then decked with flowers did look like Eden
than the other place outside. remember with pleasure
the courtesy with which my moderate freetrade speech
was then received, and hope time 10 return tho
kindness with which I was then welcomed. Not one
man then invited retort by imputng 10 me any i'm
proper motives for my opinions or statements ana
doubt the gentlemen then present would be sure to
carry on this discussion, they Joined in It, without at
tempting any either Of my acts before
Congress Committee, or OF my words written In q
magazine article. II am to have any more discussion
with Pittsburgh shall walt for ono of them TO open
the ball before write again. EDWARD ATKINSON
Boston, May 8, 1879.