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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-30
Seutidlano.

Orrspen %. Sept. Sir bic Be-
poritebenre 9plrne 6pG,eit unIeres 85z
ni9spaareS it, Ger ,Gprr. Ct ,ufolae,
folBenpes prpgramm fcitgefslt. am Z.
unc s. NpYembsr fpercen Die @ratulattz
on8sO eputirten ans cent &6niarei6 emf
pfanSen uno bic 0sihsnfe, lrel6e cteielz
ben 81 dberrei9en batcn, eutaeoenaez
ncrmen. am 8. NpS. Tncet Der Sez
lu9 ccr 6iritIi6feiten itutt, pel0e lid
sur Se8liifwiiniauns aniaSen am TO-,
rem SpfSeitstuac 1T rie fiytbliGr Gin
'e9nuns ccs hpben Subelpaorcs, an nell
Ge iI6 Gin 6eitrubl anIaIicbt; an If.
encct cte 6eier nit etnem QrpBen !SpfbaQ.
Die VI aBre0eln Ger preueil6en
Ne9terun8 9e9en zen Sii6pf rcn Grmz
lanc INN mod tmmer ra5 6auptereients
auf reuti6em Spren, perpen ater BON
Ger preiIe rerIdiepentli9 auf9cupmmen.
Die fatbpIiIde preiIe itebt mad 3eGt II.
pHidt fir zen Siiapf Gin, re7tn' sanses
Srrbre6en, ober aud reIisn sarse Gbre
rarin bcItcbt srrci appftaiirte priefer pcm
SdcpBe Ter Stride aussci6lpTen III bas
ben, unp rtlien 9anSe 6artndfi9feit bas
lin r~pursrlt, RAP cr nttt auf Die 5prpes
run9 SismarfS bin iI6 fir I8u!ri8 err
t.d,tt unb rie Grrpmmuniaticn ;urdd;pa.
gttt Ger Grcpmmunicntipn ipl, 10 beist
IS, Der Sii6pf Die biirgerli6e Gbre @ts
belts' nm 0cllmann5 perlebt BADEN {;
abrr purren cenn js 2Spamann unp Wiis
de!iS BON Ger liberalen prtIe 9epricIen,
iritccm ie ercpmmunicirt finn?
AuBer ibrcn piIgcrfabrten ;u zen MAJ
rianiihcn 0napm6rtcn balteu Die &a<
tbp!tfen SplfSoerInmmlunsrn ak Die ma
mentIi6 am 3bcin duberit ;ablrci6 be-
Iuft liup. 6. W.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-30
ceterrri6 : ltnaarn.

@ten %. Septemter. Sn 0eit,
rem Stse Ger Ielegatipnen, wel6e bis
gum 10. Oft. nit ibren Nrbriten fertia
percen irlIrn unc peS utt9arii6cn Sanpz
tags, berrlht jeBt ein bepe9te5 pplitiS
Ifes Seben. Der SupgstaueI6luB Der
bitrrrei6iiden Delegation bat rent
aricAsminiitrr lhpn se9en fanftbalb
Ntlirnen an ieinem Sursst setri6en.
Gum Se9inn Ger IrreBretattc i'm unz
9aril6en Abseprpnetens 4 auie ipielte ii6
9elttrr cine Ietr rramattIhe Scsne ab.
Sis;a rridten auf 8rife UNI Stpf
seitiiet i'm Saal, miibIam erbeb er I6
81 leincr &ece, ater Ger Anfanss l6paz
de UNI unii6ere Srn Iciner Stimme
ltei9crte ii6 III fieberbaitcr Grrc9uns aQs
mdIi9 Su ppler Sraft. Gr fla9te bic
&esieruns unp tnsfeipncere 9pnYap Der
Corruption an unc ihlpb nit ren @prs
ten /: So III in IeBter 3eit Sieles seI9es
ben, mas Gin @ut sefdbrrete, wel9es
nidt giSentbum Der &esierunA ipnpern
res 2anpes 1T; rielcS 0ut lit rie CD
renbaftiSfeit Der &~esieruns. go pas In
5raBe geiteut 1T, 1T 2lQes in Srase eez
ltelt. Meine Serren pabren Sic Sbre
eisene Gbre unp rie Gbre ~llnsarns. =
Na9 Ger &ere muete Sissa aug cem
Saale sefibrt unc in cen @asen setras
0ert tpercen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-30

Gud, ,. b. BON einem fiirbterli6en 8itz
Ter, wel6er beim Sirhensans iie gar
lebr erIdreft babe.
9eienften !SaupteS Sernabm Sil6en
0ilelas serare ni6t idmei9elbafte Be-
merfun9 iiber feline peripn, unp er Ipra6
nlebr gu ii6 ielbit alS III Spit: SurGtz
bar nannte ite mid alip,-erIhrctt bab'
i9 iie!
Gprtissung fclat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-30
Gnslaao.

Die pail Dad @asctte", bic Ipnit Der
fatbplil6m Stride nihts psniaer ais ses
nsist III, fam rie iesise pplitit res Heis
Dies unp pas Ssiuitenseiss ins tsioneere
pscer bepunpern np6 peritsben, unp bic
meiiten unc anaeiebenitsn en9liI6en Sldtz
ter llnp Der Wsinuns, RAP Der Sdrlt
&ei6sfansler i'm Snterefe ees &ci6es
beiIer Setban bate, friscIi6 selinnten unp
lpYalen untertbanen, ais mel1e bic peut<
Iden Satbplifen il6 bepielen baben, ibre
9epilensfreibeit 81 lanen.-Orb Saz
ter lOu cen Or. Serbsrt Sausban gun,
neusn Sii6pf Spn Salfcrc ernannt baz
ben. Die @abl wirpe in @nslanc all
ssmsinen SeifalI erressn. 81. Sausban
1T Elm fluSer unp ensrsil6er Wann, benz
b. Sater nit 9anSem Sersen eraeben, unp
bat ras Slid uro caS Serpienit sebabt
Der Sesrtneer eeS eriten Seminars fir
Wiiilcnsprisiter in Gnslanc su lsin. Oas
Seminar 1T mad Dem Iprbiles rsr Mis-
sions Etrangeres su paris cinseri6tet.
Der GrSbil6pf pom @eltmir ter pirpe
eieie Grnennuns nit Greueen sntsesens
nsbmen, eenn Ger Yater Sausban 1T Dit
sliep Der @eieui4aft Der Sblaten unter
csm S6uBe eeS B. Sarl SprrOmso, Grss
biibofS BON Wailanc, penen Ter grsbfs
I9pf pom @ehminiter In beioncerem @ra>
be susetban III. = Die 8Snisin III nod
In S@pttlano Der prin, ron 8aleS
and. Der SOf bat Erausr tpssen peS
Tobss Der Gdrfin pom 5obsnsolsru,
5albldwster Der SSntstn 8ietoria. Der
pof miro aus eieiem @runpe ldnssr ais
setpSbnli& In S&ottlanb Ser,peilen, tpo
bic 4Sntstn fi& germ uufbalt. CGsrm.)
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
Dwelling. Destroyed, by pife.

ION Sunday evening last, daring the tgE
absence !tof tMr. 3. r. Holloway iand
family, his dwelling house; in the Noun
tain Creek Church vicinity together
With all hishousehold furniture; clothing,
&C., and some$25o in cash, was destroyed
By fisa IRA The Ore B supposed to havs
been the work .of an. incendiary. Loss,
rot'lessthanst, 500 Goinsursnces :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

@ Some ten days ago Mr., Lewis
Bean, liking abort ten miles North o.
this place, had the misfortune to have his
GinHouss and considerable quantity Of
Cotton consumed, by fire. Loss, about
'ssoo. No insurance. The fire it is thought
Wvasthe result Of fcarelessness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
: xna Noxs ccne, SANS a Hill,

,k-.5,tyl =. ~ lE,gZ = ,F...j...l u E-s,I
2hd Mea stand. knocking at the door,
q q waasin b sugar In ssorkss Pardon
usss eoaidns hsap Saying 10 comes
30 natural. And daffsf ali, uwzutin' OF su-
saninthurnm hass become typicaiS sno8
adays, ofa any wsntxe mayj jhazesr nraopey
in our tilS or hresd IN our mouths. It
Is moneg. .in sthair til, however, athst
Messs9 ssmsa HA ssp sttsn kMa lif {
you viii read 1eii new advertisement
this weak, ,sna eisS heir stock an in.
spection, you wtn nbs Prstssy yssptso graft
IN tbano Il ~ ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
land far SaIe,..

YNTILL be sid at Edgefielt G. a., on
wv Sale day In Decemb,r next, If not
previously disposed of at private sale,
the TRACT OF LAND formerly belong
ing to the Estate of S. Broadwater, decd. L,
;oSntaining Three Hundred and Twenty
six Acres, more or less, and adjoining
lands of Joseph Bussey, Thos. Garrett,
W.. Dr. Hammond and Others. !,
TERMS third CASH; the balance
on one years credit, with interest from
date of sale. Purchaser 10 give, mort
eage to secure bslanceof purchase money.
@. M. BR0ADWATER,
Oct. 23 tt "A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
AuessrA. ,ApyERTIsnlAENTs.

"A. a vETEKANoE . s1.G1Rl PA AueusTAMAkE ~
a.s ASsuAL noW.a = sssa s,s ann,,a, pus,,
~ ~ - - h;s ssA s.,snss ~ = Ns,sss,dNnsr I M.
sn,es M;I,.r tha n,1 e.ooas Marchan,t
~ naSn,s ~, - tnosn him s,,d nat
rdnizs.s ,hir, and bonosed him for two
! ~ ,s,ss. , ..assrs.,ous ass | = na tssra hs IL
aAli. IL that Sane irnlnersaha,;ls q I.eorbst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

Worthy anE 1aplserStle UpWNkfo the
very. Ground.
We. mean thai old citizen and. mer;.
ehspt, Mr. ,, 81 Buan, who anaoances
in thisjWeek'at Adpertiasr,t his. Iate Fetnrn.
aEharlestony and sshssteOeips of his
Fall and Winter Stock His shelves and
counters. are nog. groaning with things
new; beautiful, useful, fashionable, taste
ful. Gpoceries and sanarries nolsss than
Drg;G Geeds4 Read hiA Gard, snd, when h,ce
you swing 81 ronna ths siscae,S hbgin as
hiah6nsss and Sc1soifsa itsa SD stan. . @S'r = :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
Local Items.

AOCHk xESDWSs, Il
r,s1;n.s Il to'fi,e fallnre of ali the Jury
sSS,as ii Hain attef,dance at the
~ L"sss'fs -. ~, .s s..,.,, I
M Tss. Isass and eoSseausnt-
lvWgwiII IIhaye no Court this fall. And
even had the Jury been regularly drawn,
vssss;sadls nave none q fnasmueh as Judge
yslton eanmnos z q be here 10 % preside. The
Juese, sat Ire solicitation i of many attor-
- - -. ,,asa.,I,, = onI..,sr. : Inv
.nSle9l esisM .nl lsM 49, ~ us.e -,
,as to xatar apaa 81 ss decisions in many
~; sII1,a ts i,efora jsi, and
",' Sssr.ss,.s @ - -. -, -,
whien qpless lS aes,aea sa -! ~ nun, @os,u
hsse 70 a 90 a,susS sn sls T. daIsv s' W.
rSssS pes1s sos prssaS,v have ; Court before
~ sar,.s :s,e.,n ,.,,shss 5navs
Ms,.on,s Me- % successor Win preside. !, =.
- s..; ,,,,. "a ,h,t = ,o,, NJ, or al ahont .s tss
- - -, s saahsargr,,,srs i,ro,to hoya
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
Attention. Ladies'!

Attention, hIdieS!
r Respectfully call the especial attention
Il of the Ladies, and likewise Of the
Gentlemen, tony elegant Stock of Z.
Fancy Toilet Goods,
Which is far superior to airy ever offered
by me in Price, Quality and Design, en-
bracing
Handsome TOILET SEEs, .-..
Beautiful VASES, ..,.
Bouquet HOLDERS, (
The Finest e4LOGNES, -
Imported. EXTRACTS, genuine,
Tetlow's White Bose SOAPS.
Mountain Rose SOAPS;
s.. Washington Rose SOAPS,
Lnbin's Toilet SOAPS he, &c.'
Oct. % tt u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

THE Sabserihsr begs inform the Public generally that
he is receying tie largest and best selected Stock Of New
Goods brought Egefed My stock consists in part
as follows: - -
5ooPseees French and American PRINTS i. =
Gases, CHING all the best brands and prices
Sea Island SHIFTING and SHEET1NG,
Brown SHIRTINGs and SHERTINGSs very low
JEANS and Bed TICKING all prices;
Canton FLANNELs, priced to suit every body,
+" STRIPES and OSNABURGS, a large lot
e Red FLANNEfS splendid lot, f.if
;" White and piaid FLANNELS, all the best brands,
20 Pieces Opera FIANNE every color and best brands
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
TAus 'HCa!A4RDs l b SON,
BOOKSELLERS, Il.
sTAFi0NERs, -
Is. And >. .s.
Dealers in Fancy .tiouds, q
@ Broad Street, 80.
..AUGUSTA, tiEEGt !.

Rsaps conssantly ON hand. o. large Stock
y: of ali kinds Eaad sizes Of v4se
!. 10 sREANK BOOKS,
Fos1saap, IAtta, Note; and aa1 other.
/ WRtaaNG RAPERs.
And every article Of STATIONERY
used IN Counting RoGms and Public Of
Also. a great yasistg; of FANCY
a ooh,ss tomeetthe wants of Country
Any Books viii be sent BY .shail, free
Of expense, on reoeipt- Of ) Publishers
price. s'. =. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
.clQTHlaGl. agTRINal ]
Shnons' Old Established Cloth
ing Hail. - 4: Z :, :. :.
+. :, A,....SI|[M|ON;, [ !,
224 Broad Street,
: AUGUSTA. GA,

BEGS to- inform his numerous friends
and patrens that he has just received 9
New, and Fashionable assortment OF
CLOTHING, Gents Furnishing GOODS,
HATS, TRUNKS, YAIISES, &c, DC,
which he is prepared to sell OF his usual
Low Rates. "a. -. -
: Remainder the place, 2as Broad Street,
Augusta, ga. - .'l'' -
Oct % tt A :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

On ,o4 H. Ghesthan's for German
T,s,xt Soaps, ase5 cts. package. 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
FLORENCE
NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby. given that On the
IN; first Monday in November yexty
and from day to day thereafter..t the Rooles
VIII be opened f0r subscription TO the
Capital StoeEofs the .Spartanburg& q At
ken Railroad Company-by the. Under
signed ut Edgeidid Court House by
Lnke Cuihfeath, John Lake and N. W.
Abiiey Mt Pleasant Lane, and BY Q. Shep:
pard.' ]. z. Bodie. and John JTtApp ::at
TfappS Mills. ~ 1s ~ - y ? =:
Subscriptions are. to be received in
money, or in rands at q fiiif apPraisement,
'ef toE6e paid In labor.
The shafes are one hundred dollars
each. X
!, Itispreposed to endeavor 10 ocUfplSte
the link from Ninety Six to Pine House
LAWRENCE CAIN.
=. 49,, NJ L. B0NHAM,
w T. GARY,
Al. NORRIS,
.fGs,l J. "A. BARKER. s.
:. =. ~ PARIS; SIMKINS,
Commissioners for Edgefield County.
,ses,t. p, Sc 40
MafSdenS Pecteral Raills!
fsERfAIN eafssfof Coughs colds.
AsCrasIp. Price, SO cts. per bnttse.
said by @ l. PENN d SON,
An! - Druggists.
(, oct as, If -:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
THE ADYElRT
Oar Mgssits I'm Cnarleston.V \

- Uaf AScats IN Cnarteston.N =
ThS AdYertising AGENCY of Messfs.
Walkegs q gogsweH, represented
by RosWen Logan, Esq, Is the only
e ssshSsized Agency sfor this paper in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

s,lj.i-.--;- y -''sneS. - r.. *.
The Ladies wiz find,a splendid
supply ef4Hose- at J. H, Cheatham's. at
l2a cts pair. -. -. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

aetpy. IA. GheathaHil r. fer.k ssanff pr
.s.le az Iinsas Collars ct sheE nni,fees,
dLntediy bow price Of 10 cents; n y >
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
Hosiery. Hosiery =:

Hosiery y for Ladies and Gentlemen in
the most celebrated English and Balbrig-
gan makes,
Also full line of the medium andlowsr
prices. : -
$50 ~ p =,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

: This gentleman is one of the eoldest and
most extensive dealers in Sheet Music,
Music Books, and Musical Instruments
ia New York We acknowledge the re:
.ceipt from him, lately, of ti@overy pleas.
ant COMPOSITIONS, y" Horace Greeley's
,aarch"I and ayocd barcaldlla. :"Whsp
The Light, ,WaEesa Rippling Play" His
address Is" Horace waters. '4sf, Broads
way NO" AofA' =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

Ladies and Gents ,qNDERyEsTs,
White and Red
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
aisskssgg-.,,sissasls::s: iasilssa.-sltu sltursder.

'WAisksss---Rd IA stels::s,i iHlosa-- atufder. !,
At Landrum's Store, eight miles below
the eConzt Houses -earW Wednesday might,
the2srd ifist,,e one I.ang Goodman, cpl.
ored, KILLED Peter Gunn, also cclored.
Lang and Peter, both in liquor, we are
in5orpaeG got into aausrreas when Isng
drew hislpistol and shot Peter In the left
tsuihi aksl5ags shim anssasantE. E0n de
next day, A. Ramssy, Esq.,, acting as
cor06sr, held ID inquest Upon the hody
of sh6deasdssd, and avertiict was rem
dessd 81 accosdAncs, with the above tscts.,
Goodman cseaped. ! and ~, shas nosyes been a.
arrested.s,I 81 asseess q ,ar.S. ). :. ,st.+ /;
Aud still' anothers- On last Saturday
afternoun,s at Pima Houss Depot anegrc
by the name Of Tour Padgsst raised snl
altereafion with, Prince Jenkinss another
neSrS, ana without pfovocatiet, itissaid,
shot the lxtter intheabdomen, from the
effects ofxhie6 wound .Ge, faaied on the
neStday Mr. Ramsey also held an in
quest ID thisscass. and a verdict was rem
defedthat the deceased came tohis death
BY a..gnn-shot wound inflicted by
weapon IN the hands Of Tom Fadsett.
Thessi8 Padgett has been arrested and
LODGED in jail toawaif his trial. -,-sa ~ 5
Bofhthess shocking and unpfosoked.
murders aedhe Direct result notso much:
of SAisgey as Of the common and fatal,
prsctioeo OF carrying soohcealed weapons.
When' i1ieii get drufK and fight With
their fists teeth and nailssi It matters
compaffs ssfissels hssleH; tbsadt ~hen % iman
gets drunk with q weapon concealed
about his esrzoin thst Sssponii is pretty
sure.to Be revealed inmischief and blood.
This carrying Of concealed weapons,
whsch seems to be daily on the increase,
should meet with the. hearty andactiSe
condemnation.of of all good people. None
but the coolest and berestsplen should
carry deadly weapons, and then only,
whereithey- have strong grounds for ap-'
prehsnaiiig bodily harm. But under no
circumstances sheuld.the s~lgger Of the
poisonods aid brain -inaddening whis-
keys kept and sold bysmsny cheap deal
ers, be 50 imprudent to eeHy loaded
pistol on his perseh
whiskey, and BE earEyiA of Concealed
weapons isflling coJiitr rSith woe
and shame. Il.
.sS<t,<.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

Plain and Checked MUSLINS.
'Na1nsook; Bishop and Victoria LAWNS
Null MUSLINS, Plain and Striped.
Swiss TARLETANES in all grades,
and prices. I.
LIZ -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

Fully appreciatiug the kind patronage Of my ind
the public generally thepast Ihope IN future to merit
lam determined to keep Stock at III nnsS "a
rertisement. ga . . =. =. .... y. <. 80 IL 80 {
80 AT Snllivan's Old Stand .,
Inn Il -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
Speciality for 1he Ladies.
iKIRT.PRorEGTORS, :, :.
Flannels /! Flallnels !.

i. Beautiful ssida ii Opera FLANNEL sA.Sa 4
Plain. Striped and Plaid in all cqors,.
Plain FtANNELS White and Red,
Twiled and Shaker FLANNELS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

Table pAMAsK, TowEbINGs,
CRASHES, DoYLIES, and NAPKINS.
Linen sHEETIN NGand PILLOW CASING
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

iThs zen ana bsptisS,af Ont spges
tanning rs to- the Bantsts Church i'm opf
toNn,are being sspsireds oua we'arc in4
,asthsd fhattwe epp thtse .ySufg persons
Of ouseommpnit are % be baptized ON
Sundayinsttss4se@
The Weekly Washington telegraph. (Washington, Ark.) 1871-18??, 1872-03-20
Two-fold provinces of journalism

Two-fold provinces of journalism
My lady fair comes from the ball;
Glides from her carriage stately;
The steps ascend-I hold ker train
Bids me good night" sedately.
My hearing makes me confident,
BY that mysterious rustic
When she reiires she first takes of,
The sits aud reads her nustle.
That's why they like the "quarto" best,
Fen in the highest station.
All two fold power Of newspapers
For woman's reformation.
The Weekly Washington telegraph. (Washington, Ark.) 1871-18??, 1872-03-20

1t will I've recollected that the Su,
preme Court lately decided against
what was known as the Drake Amend
ment,' holding that Congress has nc
constitutional power to define or con,
troll the effect of pardon granted OF
amnesty offered by the President. The
Court of Claims, which was concerned
in this decision, acting upon the de,
cision Of the Supreme Court, has
recently, in one OF the numerous
cotton cases, acted in pursuance of ii,
holding that the Presidents proclama,
ton Of December %, 1868, wiped out
all offences, and if the person affected
lived in district not in instruction
the law presumed his loyalty, and he
therefore needs no psrdon'-Repu5liear
Banner.
The Weekly Washington telegraph. (Washington, Ark.) 1871-18??, 1872-03-20
SOCIETY FIBS.

by rev. Ut. Deons, 1astor OF the 'Ch urcn
of the Strangers" New York.
Truth is truth. And everything else
is something else, no matter whether it
be uttered by the prim lips of a diplo.
mat or the budding mouth of young
beauty. You may call paste diamond,
but that does not make it less paste or
more diamond. You may call lie
ga fib," but it is lie all the same.
You may whitewash a mud wall, but
that does not change the mud into
marble or granite. "White lies," are
lies even If they be white as lilies.
1t is wrong to give mitigating names
to bad things. 1t begets color blind
ness in morality. 1t breeds loose ideas
of right. 1t is uncharitable to ones
self. Why call lie ga fib" The
words are Of the same length. Each
is as easy of utterance as the other.
The former has the advantage over the
latter, that it conveys to the nearer a
distinct idea, the very idea which is
in the mind of the speaker. "Fib' is
the exact synonym of "lie, or il is not.
fit is, then we have already assigned
reason for preference Of the latter
word. If it is not, what does it mean9
1t is supposed to signify proposition
which is neither lie nor the truth !?
There is no such thing. The word
leads to the opposition that there is,
and therefore is bad.
What then, are we to do in society 7
We must always be truthful. Can we
be so and not be rude? Most certainly.
There comes that dreadful bore whose
company is 50 disagreeable. Just be-
fore he enters two acquaintance have
been discussing him, that is TO say, not
quite cursing him. Why should they
"gush" at his entrance? Why should
they take him in their arms in rapture?
Will that cure him? Will it not con-
firm him in his intolerable habits?
They suppose they have been polite.
They will relieve themselves by MALE
diction on him when ha shall have de-
parted. 1t would be better to sit still
in silent martyrdom until his heart |
became touched with sense of your |
sufferings. That might cure him. lft
it did not, it would save your con-
science.
Not at home says the servant to
the visitor. But the lady Is at home.
She is deep in a novel which she must
finish. How could she die in ease if
she should be called to depart this life,
without knowing which of the eharac>
tiers married and which were killed :
She certainly has the right to prefer
her book to her visitor, but she has
no right to put lie in the mouth of
her servant. 1t simply teaches the
servant that the mistress regards q lie
as no offence. When the maid prac>
tees on the mistress what the mistress
has taught the maid to practice on
visitors, what has the mistress to say = !
The Weekly Washington telegraph. (Washington, Ark.) 1871-18??, 1872-03-20
NOT BY SCOTT.


II was sweet young spring time day,
While crossing at the ferry,
Hs met blooming msiden gay,
Whose eye and smile were merry.
wen pleased iheyjourneycd on together
A full sun-shiney hour,
But soon sudden change Of weather
Brought on an april shower"
At first they both began to laugh
The cloud drew up its train,
When of has sLa,ol he proffeied half,
To shield her from the rain
HIS heart beat wildly "pit-a-pat;"
His bosom filled with bliss.
Beneath the shawl what noise was that
1t sounded like a KISS
"For shame your rudeness I'll not brook
You dare not try't again"
And homeward with affronted look,
She bounded in the rain.
Twas June-a bright and clcudlcss day,
Before they met again;
She said, "where is your sha,ci, pray
Fho kn0rs but il may rain :"
When Autumn cast his gold among
Fair Summers fading pride,
ale is the groom" said every tongue,
"And she the ioreiy bride
The Weekly Washington telegraph. (Washington, Ark.) 1871-18??, 1872-03-20
We desire Pupils, but we
want emily those:

Ist-Who have minds and hearts, and who
have fully determined to use them tor noble
purposes.
2nd-Those who are willing to labor faith
fully in the performance Of all the duties inN
aumbept upon them.
3Td-ThoSe, aud those only. who arc
strictly mo-al, and who would not do,
sountenanes in others, a meal, low act.
4ih-Those who are obedient to parents
and those in authority over them.
slh-Those who place a higher estimate
on mental and psoeat attainnents, than on
the artificial ornaments of the body.
6ih--rhose only, who will chee-fully
obey all the regulations OF the institution
fG,-Those only who are determined to be
msn and teOmen in the fullest sense Of thu
werd, and who are anxious TO know those
thRgs that will prepare them to meet hfe's
realities.