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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-12-03
BYW A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON.
@ T F ] C I a L.
4he State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
In the Probate Court.

Ella H. Agnew and Narcissa Waters,
VS.. DR.. John Waters, Matty Riley
and James B. Agnew.
Petition to sell lard for partition.
SUINMONS:
70 DR.. John Waters, Matty Riley and
Jane B. Agnew, legal heirs and repre-
sentatives Of John &. Waters, Deceas-
ed, whe died intestate, Greeting:
WOU are hereby required to appear
III at the Court Of Probate to be hold
ell at Abbeville Court House for Able
vile County on the 18th day of. DeceniA
ber, A. d. 1873, to show cause if any
you can, why the real estate of John G.
Waters, deceased, described in the peti
tion of Ella H. Agnew and Narcissa
Waters filed in my office should not be
divided or sold and the proceeds divided
in equal portions between the said Ella
II. Agnew, Narcissa Waters, Matty,
Riley and James 3. Agnew.
Given under my hand and seal this
twenty-third day of October, Ammo
Domini, 1873.
sEAL.l CHAS. W. GtFF1N,
Judge Probate A. G..
Oct. %, To-.
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23d DaV Of December next,

be fixed for a final Settlement of the
estate of Irwin Hutchison, deceased,
and that Notice of said Settlement be
given according to law.
It is further Ordered that I. W..
Hutchison, Rebecca Emma Hutchison,
Joseph c.. Hutchison, and Jennie Z.
Hutchison be duly served with copy
of the Petition and this order accord
ing to law, and the creditors of said Is
tate will take notice hereof, and they
are hereby required to appear in this
Court to be holden at Abbeville G. H.,
S. c., on the day fixed for Settlement of
said Estate, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, for the
purpose Of protecting their interest in
the said Settlement.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of this
Court that Irwin w. Hutchison, one of
the Distributes of said Estate resides
beyond the limits of this State, and that
his Post-offce is unknown. 1t is there
fore Ordered, that service on the said
Irwin w. Hutchson be made by pub !
lication of a copy of this order once a.
week for six successive weeks i'll the
-46bcviNe Press and Boancr, and the
1d56eviNe Medium, public Gazettes pub
lished in the county of Abbevhle.
CHARLES w. GUFFIN,
Judge OF Probate Abbeyille county.
Nov. II, 1878. 3I-Gt
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Come list to song for the harvest;
Thanksgiving and honor and praise
For all that the bountiful Giver
Hath given to gladden. our days.
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Niger work hard all de year,
White man tote de money, etc.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-16

~-We publish to-day the official vote Of
Deer Lodge County - csnvasssd By the
Hoard: Coopsrs majority over Bill 10 81;
everAa'lleete, q; Warren's majority 10 u ;
". Egbsrt Smiths, 10; Strange, -. The
Ds~ocrsts get away win some animportant
ofnces By nsjoritiss raaging ~ high - 0oe.
Il would puzzle Chicago divorce lawyer
70 separate the Republican and Democratic
votss 10 this county BY The official Showing.
The campaign was one Of apsssoual prefsr>
snces, 70 great extent, 90 "ssraschr wss
he order Of The dsy. Ths Admiaisss.sioa
~ vssy good one. Than many of IL Oh
csss none bettsr could havs been elected.
and We believe III will weas their tassbise
honoss with dignity, dccorum and ssassfac>
ton 10 their constituents.
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Wsssw q tto Excessive eaIes yepaaeaev
one Ut the new bhsk oonalaeions -
seee'vSd b. he .0ovsssse. n eue,svips
y e1ecslsd b ahaadoo1s 1890 49,.
ssss. ssd Ne esisisS cosso q en- e ~.
'ane has besa - addsd 70 ~ Il = - O.
o. sbs oost appsopsiaas "a stegseajve q
sey yee PAT forth b say esaao = Tsut1nev.
asd shosA - s1aially sAseaea. 4 ~
snasdIase csals y ~ s,sssoaian IN -
oshsf scsnsy . - Oh ssgssvleS, $780,
y = oval; - ~ SjSAs ssossr : lsen6p
With nks. plsw ~ shsaf = ssala ssee: 4
- d'sssacss loepnsltvs ~ AaGnase eoau.
% ~ III essGs : nioee I'M ~ 80
- wbes1ean0w; b ~ Alacasao 4 -
sasse viii saaanheas sedes Wavs.nanlr.
ealaA. ~ vesis VOC , g1uaa, - -
$1,000 aosnA sagia. ~ ssessva16 -
eesa ~ 0sv. Rstes, - ~ ~ r,
seeassev nsshs = Edh1n. lnllpa 1ukiA
5Asy - ssa1ly thssal1 49, - -
- seseys - 6eseh1 ~ So =
looe1w 1eaaA (Do - =
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II u not gratifying 70 the we'll wishess o.
sgoveFnnent, that \ ID controlled By ~,
pesitcs ssthes thaa BY principles. Il ven
bettss The mouth and stomach had - And
NE brain and heart more to do with elections.
For every dollar expended In politics ID
Montana 70 impress mans Intelligence and
noostsh and strengthen bic principles, there
arc ten dollars expended 10 drsoch mem
With whisky, unsetsle their Judgment, make
them leo rational and ~ q 10 b endowed
With suffrage In short II ssams that whisky
holds the balance Of power. ana TOO many
men exercise the most exalted privilege Of
citizens while drunk, or y please some one
who has made them drunk. We have seen
Is woTse other places than In Montana. L
ed blsmish on frce government =
discoursges, csipples and disasus . speaker
Of writer 10 know thet Bic best efforts can
b more than neutsalissd By an alcoholic
appeal 70 tho stomachs Of 70 many voters,
and Il 10 not very nsstesisg to the press 70
contemplate thas it, services srs deemed
only one tenth - potent ~ shoss b Kiae
Alcohol.
Il 10 noticeable that nearly au nsvspapsr
co'ssspondeats wnts over ,Aceitloas na9ss.
They kesp Up . perpetual masquerade
Why might they not . we'll tsssssct their
ordinary bssines IN domino q win
seoes snvslooed IKE Psnian women. very
ofeen u wsight and cse6eucs aEiyso Is |
Statements depends Spon ~ asthosship.
4 merchant would not sellgoods % 1 nasted |
and unknova customer without cash II
hand. 4 banker viii not honor Z cheek
Without signature Very lev sensible 20.
pIsrili buy . pig 10 . polka Yet sswspapse
oostsspondsnte make inposeast seassmsata
Md assail known psrsons, Wills ssdsloeslv
the'r on Identity, and doubtlsss I
aspect to b csdilsd md believed. L %.
psaFs 70 "a wholly mistaken ideA win
zone ono whe has stddied ~ question nor,
exhsnssive,y, enlishten rsads1 Why coe>
lespondent who intends 70 tell lhe1svth.
- responsible to anybody and syssysody
lor his uttesances and de respected. shosA
noe Sign biz oomnuaicalioae % TIT -
may y sssdily k.sw.. a.d
ssdeaee u dbcsedk given = ~ caasacae.
asslllgsncs asd koowlsdss naywassassp
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ahe,,6L q netlin-RenublIc.n c.ndi.
~ a. Pn,ba.. JnA,e.-n e Ra,chelaer-
eed Repnhueen e.adid.,e 10, Comm,aa,on.
90 ~ Brovn az Horae p,ai,ie--a,e
.,.c,ea ~. :. k.ov and .h.v -. lin ,on
~ ~ I, 1. cooc.ll.,l ~, wm p.ch
n,...,e,... An cne,,es,c cie,.rn Vim ,.. aons
ana 4 dom. eood vork IN The develoom.n,
az oua,ts No this die,rict. /. elee,ted Coun,v
CLARK. and ?. L. Graves. one Of the s,sms
Il 4. erl.,s Of The esy youps ..chivs" who
pic.picksd With Upcle sterling Price der.
he Reballloo. bat . rood man ..{os q that. y
h elscsed Treasurer. 81 Won sse. with even
,his hssult. re ublicaas,uars o<,e without
eome eoljd cruoabe IT eoo10u. Our head
q he ticket ahead IN tais county followed
b. ,hrss Of sbe neg, nost prom,ueot ON.
cjsb Il not a),eee,her Aiscour,ejoe in these
bssighssa times 10 ,b,s ancient stronghold
Of Dsoocsacy. ~,
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Wass isdsbesd - @. 4. Bah~, Rsa,. Of
1ieaos,a. 1ee ~ SolIoWtag saaaeoese q
she vses h AissosiA eesssy, Asesee IN.
Ses Oesseil, J. q. Dill (Dsa) J, ~; L
= Asi'lsss SDsa.), SO; CAasis cseSss
Rsp), ~.
Sse Tssasarss, ". @. EdwAyds ID
30; y. + Turk (Rsp.), ~.
~ Ooaaissiear, Ospx 4 \. lraAsley
(Dso.h -; :. }. 1aGiasd (Rsp.N =.
Ihh slsces Charles Ooepa " ovss ~
0atssiv ID lhe Cosscsl n,sesjeG
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Wshsvemettheencmy md wearet theirs.


Wshsvemsttheenc rand weare theirs.
Noticed. -Couries.
New York Cuban sympath,sers are ont
fitting the virginius with arms. etc. FollJ
has no limit.
The Democrats of Madison County
made clean sweep with the County Ticket
electing every candidate.
The 0rapkie now thinks that Wise and
Dopaldson will start with their Trans Allan.
tic balloon Aug. s5tb. At 9 r. n, IT, the
weather 10 good.
The Peoples Ticket Of 0aIlatin Coupty
-opposed 10 the regular Democratic pop.i.
nstIon-wss Triumphant, nearly oil the cam
dIdates being elected.
Tho San Francisco Chronicle snnouacea
that It will soon stereotype ito forms. III
immense circulation demands Il. The
Chronicle 10 the Isess paper west of St.
Louis. and deserves the success II has
achieved.
r., O. Hickman, ESQ.,, his been reap
pointed Territorial Treasurer for two yeesa
from July s5th, 1873. Mr.. Hickman hes
made an efficient officer, and We believe the
favor thus bestowed by Gov. Potts, well
Decentralization.
-Cooper's majority over Bill In Deer
Lodge Is 2I7: r"ir".i'y ..dss Dill IN MIS-.
soula, 6S-electing him In the district by
l62 votes His majority ever Maillette In
Dses Lodge 10 ~; minority In Missouls, 223
'-givine 4aillette 1871 majority In the dis
t1ct
I'VE have eicctIon returns and communi.
cations from Beaverhesd and Js6erson
counties, which, owing to unavoidable cir.
cumsssnces on the day Of going to press,
W are, much TO our regret, unable 70 pub.
hsh. Thanks for fsvors, and hope 10
have better luck nest week.
"A dispatch 10 the tclegraphic columns,
taken from San Francisco paper, says the
steamer Josephine has passed the Powder
River key West Rspids) obs.ructions, and
10 coming up the Yellowstone. The Bose.
man people arc on the right track. CoxxEc.
TON EAsTwARD 10 what Montana wants.
Settle the Yellowstone Valley, put roads
Into II, and stages and wagons over il, to
meet the steamers and locomotive. From
thence comes day, and the only promise Of
redemption from dull times, isolation and
tho greed Of subsidista.-
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PoxTLAxp, Orc, Aaguss l. Tbe NON.
Ing papers furnish more dssailut nunpust,
TO the 6re. Company Z, Fou,sh xreiljesy
ed Company =, Sla lnfsstsy dn guard
dsty during Saturday afsrnoop ,asd oieht
All b done hsss that csa be dose for u,
comfort Of the dsstitusA
The total loss i figured Up d d, 100 .e7s.
The total insurance. b 93sl.o6o.
The following card sppesn 10 tls 0,s1s
stSs: 80
"A majority Of ~ svnss Of IL bor.,
district hsvs resolved 70 rsbsild = soop q
poesablA Il 3 psspoesd 70 Aidln u streeta
nom o 70 o tsst, that win b 10 feet of
esea side This will increase she distance
1so0 hou6s 70 AoGss on either i'd Of The
ssrsst, and pssvs3 he spread Of Ore. Il
Win bsautaiy and psasly improve (hss part
OF The city. and Aaks II nore 3ts,ct,ve
With This increased distances bsewesa strse.
tsrss o. sishes siSs Of shs seyeet soms
oonssad that he Ire. limits might 10 70,
novsd. ~ bslng alsolstsly necessary. and
allow wooden houss % b bslls 81 those
not being sbls % bdd brick. Amssline Of
~ ciulens Of ths burnt district d % b.
called q The Council Chamber 10 IKE into
consideration The pcpsiety 81 wideaine NE
streets and considesother paltcss that nav
eeus before the assliug."
Tho following pssons burnt eat h, Sat.
osuay vess suffered By the Dsosnhes flss:
Oliver Dssnie. phob srspAer; Dr..G 0Iern.
dsstist; u. Mario shoemaker: Narosam
. bsal. sstosneye Il Moskowitx, real
essats dealer: J. Boom, dealer 10 cIothiue.
RELIEF pos Tas room.
Tas- following notice was iss.sd By
Mayor Failing this sftcsnoon Z, IL Conn,
ell Chamber:
= ~ hsas. go Sset.ss,s,k ~ sasss
As~s Asss Ssss Destroyed y ~: The
baeemssts Of Tie Prstysssian, llsahodiss
and bepsise cAarches and Ankesy,s Hall
Will b opposed lo.sightlo fusnisb lodsjnes
70 shoss vhoss hosss isvs bsss hsrnsd.
Thoss WHO hsys 10 nans b by 6eod, OF
~ vsshsse ns.ns or(sooaiae ~ ee.s.
- pssesis tetsAs IT. eaab = lAe1sssri
49,. Shsys sasd. eSss ~ c,sy a.sssil
. 0a..s~ ~ sv'aiae. ~ No. ~
- Be'asasv psDpo.s !, a..t.t| IN.
30 ~ ss6escss. and asks Rosllasdt
seslthy citisens 70 cid hla ID his eadea.
on. us win rive sook 70 waases, help !
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N11800Boo9AoYsV WATT
Il 70 not aasumisg much prophetic wis.
dom to predict The lest National bsstss has
bsen fought under The banner Of Democss.
q. Seymour was 10 last bearer; 0sssjey
beaded mongrsl hosa Seymour was d.
feated ; Greeley wss routed Il took home
800 years to die; tho Democratic party died
In eight Rome wss shorn Of its provinces
Democracy Of itsodi,cs In ons the proud
prctenss survived Tor centuries !; In the oshes
through two csmpsigna Then It resosted
to subterfags and mss.slllsoce 70 crawl | INTO
power again through the Kitchen door. BY
the assistance Of discharged rctsinsn or
ambitious mslconteots. It got some Of ito
folks into the psntries, LON which they are
not Jet dise,dsed, bat the faction itself dis.
oesanised and there 10 today no Libs.l
Republican q Deuocrssie party having On
existence that political experts rsoogniss -
possessing nstiona! vitality. 10 appsrsss
has this become that the leading papers and
politicians Of the lats party have taken to
open confession for tho good OF their souls.
and the 1t. Louis RIpssAesN faces the sita-
alton with the bold uttersnce that "Sor any
good Il might do In . national Geld the
democratic party 10 dead" Il b deemed
essential, therefore. 70 organize ct On early
day the elsmeots In tbe country opposed TO
the Republican party, and run Il through .
couple Of State campaigns before meeting
the Republicans IN national contest In 20
To this business psominent men have already
addressed themselves, and emine0t among
them 10 William 8. 0roesbeck, Of Ohio,
whose recent letter On the situation h the
Leading political topic Of the day. He ID.
"its De@ecrscy 10 dsfanct, and that, 70
hope for success, . party with live issues
and aggressive spirit must take ito place.
This party b chsistens before its birth
Liberal Democracy" Il ID . Eight ..csn.
ssalisstiou" and Increase Of political power
In the Government, probably modelling bic
views on thoss ses forth BY the Deer Lodge
Democratic Conveuti0n, and do other man.
fold grand things not yet dstesmiasd up.
on. A party might ~ reasonably be organ.
lied 70 resist The growth, development and
Increasing power Of cities. States end the
Union. Democracy has pointed With sep.
ulchral finger at the immense patronage
controlled By the Standardization q compsr>
Cd with that Of Washington and Je6esson
and told what dangerous power was vested
In the administration. Power d not
evil except where Iused for bid purposea
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Il
5 Ogo0, Asgass "a Ore be3ke o,fthA
noss'ne In uissisboahsnb drug ssus< q
lam stssss, and spsead 10 ths ssoess atil,s.
,ag. snd In q twelve ssAse Aousse md6ely
saas'l fsass bsildisss. v6ss destroyed. ~
psiscsps' Iocsn ere Lsvy. dry geods; 1sss,
co-opsnstve, hasdwarE 1(sadelSheefA @ .
~ soods; HenniGsr. dry god; Blkes.
grocestes; Hieslnbotbam. .druea An espnoi
" latter savsd : iafxs portlos d sAeis sbck.
Lam not ~ essinated; isessasos h MT
One naa w. sevGsely injured. The l1r
~ 10 ~ 6aock oeesplsd 81 ahs main -.
80 eoscs osshs city. Moshiag bst ~
ssavy m'es yossesy pssvssssd ~ siairi
d:easessoa Ut D. town. The ~ b m.
49, = lsvs sear'sd ftoa phsssspn To-
fH4 =.
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l -.
J.. William 0sln.y, six miles below herr. i
r c.nnsence cst,lng ~hrs. to-day. O,Le
faspess .jll begin next ~esk. -Msas Ssssee
ass, Jalv SeGA
Uncle 0sm Las issusda sev silvee do,la,
= rsenh1ss eis Old silvw COLLAR 20 ID, \,
Dpeesiae tAs ciScls II ssass, ths Aun~ncsu
hsa.asd, : Pivrisss, ssa, bss ,sss Sss.all
whe vaa went 10 I'll % Ne old dollasa With
~ s.lhe bslsss osss ssva ~ saseiss end
esalisg ~ sieAs.esp - Ahsas po,s h NO,
ssea % ,be new. Che ~ btsa Vhrrassd
asd licked sp.- Osyass Assissska
: One Of ,hs p',sss IT The Coluab:a Tenn. ]
HsvsA opsas up m ,scruslic lAss:
NassA isny Sssaias eAsua
DssatsS l-good hcsveas IA ceesl-a.
= why, hang Il, man, Why 10 thunder
don't Jun throw down your pen asA help 10
pat Aee outf-CSsst~ JSur.
A party. vish . compless ostAs for . .,av
n TIE asld tot eight months, hes In shis
city % % esp'osaatne Of he sssas Co,oeSdo
dsesst, Win TIE. ljsw. Of ascsssa,e,se ths
feasibility q eusvsstlsg Il into - islasd
lake b turning h spos Il ~ wassss Of IL
CoDdsSdo siyse. i seene ~ @ 1T III +
bsslaees shost vhleA Uncls 80 hiap,,f
esGhs = hAss soosshias 70 ~. Bss II IL
seessssss q eo9aesoe Cd - psogrsss Il
denssd Il, L. doss - 1,sks
nscA dj9essa6a Who aecuorlidnss ~
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Notes o. the pay.

honey b very scsscs 10 Salt Lake CITY.
Blind Tsn hes ssatisd It warre.,ov.
Virginia Il
Laars Keene s,n,,he ,sc.,~ a.,,. -. -,
h dying u cons.mcal,n
Canal, -. !.
,,,.l 4, . I..- = 1-. .eu !" =
" 1ooIs lsepsssssss Ials'rs tendeslJ
Las., s"" - - INSPIRED
. sO.'e h'ves eas . reoakably long lace
s~".s aaaofed m'lts ifon i's heal 70
' :
Uso'ssa s.spha"ean" 10 taking off The
ss 0. Aansas C'tv-arcprstng Ia q
''c~' ooc'os sef''ncafe
Bret Harte ~ damaiising bic Luck Of
hoastng Camp" for . Broadway theatre.
boacseasls y cooperating 10 the work:
An Ohio man who was riding 70 nay bic
tases he other day was struck By lightning
eod Killed. u there NOT moral IN thisl
LozDox, August l-yohn Lo,hroo Not.
Icy, Tie American historian. hae been strick .
- vithV asalysis, deprvin9 hin of The u,e
OF one side.
Peealuma, Cal, d ovesssocted vim dor.
Il b sssinated that there ar about /. 600 10
town, and II 10 estimated TIA, go can
Do IN The business
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-15
YEAST.

A Minnesota housekeep"r furnish
es the New York Zri6ane a recipe,
which she says makes the best yeas
known to civilized women. She
has kept it three months in the hot
test weather and much longer 10 cool
weather, and never had any sour.
The -four should be thoroughly dried
by the fire before being made into
sponge, an important item of which
many young housekeepers are igno-
rant. The sponge should be set
at noon. mixed at night. and nodded
next morning. Stirring the sponge
after it begins to terment makes the
bread white. Now for the recipe:
One quart of hops put lightly in
the cup; quart of potatoes pared
and sliced; pint Of corn Drowned
like coffee; put the hops in a small
bag, add three quarts of boiling wa
ter, boil two hours. Strain through a
colander, add one cup of white gu
gar, half cup of salr, and water TO
make five quarts of the mixture
When lukewarm add one pint of
the same yeast to ternent it. If
that is not at hand use potato yeast
without meal or flour, as that NIGH
sour after while Half a cup is
enough for baking, large or small
The yeast must be made in fin OIL
porcelain. Let it stand twenty, four
hours in a warn room, then bottle or
can tightly and keep in cool cellar.
Half the ingredients will do for a
small family.-IHe American tn,
raj Home.
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impossible to form any adequate con-
ceplion of their number, still less
to calculate it. 1t is the presence
of simila natural dye which has
81 zen to the Red Sea its name.
These minute objectA however, are
by no means confined to the surface
of the sea, or to tropical climates;
they are found in all Ltitudes and
in all w~ters. The great rivers teeru
with them. The Ganges transports
in the course Of one year a mass Of
invisible intusoria equal in volume to
six or eight of the great Pyramids OF
Egypt. Water broaght up from the
the depth Of 2l,600 feet, between the
Philippine and; Marianne islands,
was found to contain 116 species
In the arctic regions, where the intense
cold forbids all other animal life, the
infusoria are still 10 be found, pos
sessing a hardy constitution which
dHties all climates. In the residuum
of blocks of ice Yearly fifteen different
species have been discovered. At 9
depth of the sea which exceeds the
height of the Hottest mountain. Hum
boldt asserts that there are to be founC
an innumerable phalanx of animals,
lmpelceptible to the human eve. -
Lyman abbott, III Harper's Maya
zine for Nay.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-15
THE OLD GARRETT.

1t had garnet, very nearly such
a one as 1t seems to me one of US
has described in one Of his books;
but let us look at This one as I can
reproduce it from memory. 1t has
a flooring of laths, with ridges of
mortar squeezed up between them,
which if you tread on you will go to
the Lord have mercy on you !!
Where will you go to? The same
being crossed by narrow bridges of
boards, on which you may put your
feet, but with fear and trembling
Above and around you are beams
and joists, on some of which you
may see, when the light is let in,
the marks of the conchoidal clippings
OF the broadax, showing the rude
way in which the timber was shaped
as it came. full of sap, from the
neighboring forest. 1t is a realm
of darkness and thick dust, and
shroud-like cobwebs, and dead things
they wrap i'll their gray folds.
A garrett is like seashore, where
wrecks are thrown up and slowly
go to pieces. There is the cradle
which the old man you just remem-
Der was rocked In; there is the ruin
Of a bedstead he died on; that ugly
slanting contrivance used to be put
under his pillow in the days when
his breath came hard; there is his
old chair with both arms gone, sym
bols of the desoiate time when he
had nothing earthly left to lean on;
there Is a large wooden reel which
the blear-eyed old deacon sent the
minister's lady, who thanked him
graciously and twirled it smilingIy,
and in fitting season bowed it out
decently to the limbo of troublesome
conreniences. And there are old
leather portmanteaus, like stranded
porpoises, their mouths gaping in
great hunger for the food with which
they used to be gorged to bullying
repletion; and old brass andirons,
waiting until time shall revenge
them on their paltry substitutes, and
they shall have their own again, and
bring with them, the tore-stick and
the backlog of ancient days; and
the empty churn, with its idle dash
er, which the Nancys and Phebes,
who have left their comfortable pla-
ces to the Bridgits and Norahs, used
to handle to good purpose; and the
brown, shaky old spinning wheel,
which was running, it may be. in
the days when they were hanging
the Salem witches. OLivsr Ven
dell Holmes.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-15
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ABOUT DECEIVLNG Chill.
DREN.

Never deceive your child; if you
once do, he will never believe you
again, and mischief will be done,
which years will not repair. Some
silly mothers promise their children
anything and everything $50 make
them good (Heaven help the mark!)
never meaning for one moment to
fulfil their promise; indeed, in some
instances, it would be utterly impos-
sible for them to do so! ow, all
this is the quinrescence of folly.
BE cautious, then, in making prom
Uses to your child; but, having once
promised, perform it to the very
letter, for child is quick in observ-
ing and remembering. Let your
word TO your child be your bond.
Let your child in after life be able
t. say: although the world has
oft, my mother has never deceived
me-" Verify, truthful mother is a
blessing to her child!