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The New York herald., 1873-11-05

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3s, @ ss SrSs S!:ss
each including Reserved seats now be obtained at
va Way g nsassrs 50 sioadsas: Sordans Mater,
snd aaaD q having the same
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had at all the principal music and piano stores
L,REE LECTURES. FREE LECTURES.
THREE FREE LECTURES
ART OF SPEAKING Gn FRENCH SRf FLuESrLY;
DRAMATIC FREscH hasS READINGS.
rEss Eg1Esssk IL ! IAxsHnr.
ores ,a,1.. q, Il M ana AIN
corner Twenty ;!hra 'G street yi and sixth avenue
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those who desire make hs 70
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ssy Rsy at q a. A. qs q'0 sssn " sns ana
THOSE intend yf visiting france should not iai
e y s
will prove the o. trebing their enjoyment while
materially sa,.I psdnsins their expenses
Prot LAMBERT has located permanently at
corner Twenty third street and Sixth avenue
DR0F HARTZ. DR. COTTON
shng t,, MAGIcsh a1ssT which SoLToN
VIII give an eAhetSp coSpgR a LnUSHNH NsITE GAS the
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY EvESiSGs, Nov and Z.
Tickets rs cents Reserved seats ~ cents
Commence ats
n TUESDAY EVENING November H. atsPM
The Mercantile Library Association announces first
novelist
wrLKIE COLLINS,
Dream woman ayssery cRe w, fesereed sea
H. To be obtained at the Library Schrmers 70I Broad.
way, and at ia broadway.
(IARD.-PRIvATE MUSIC LESSONS, PIANO, VIOLIN.
~ organ, Guitar, Flute. Cornet Either, Harp singing,
mailed free. J. JAY WATSON, Director
SocABLEs.-coMMITTEEs ON MUSIC IN AND OUT
- OF tnc city, please send for terms TO HlLLING'S
Water's Piano Rooms
DRAMATIC INsTRUCTION.-A PROFESSIONAL
lady OF experience viii give Lessons IN eiocutoh ana
prepare ladies or the stage Address ~ W. care OF D.
w Waller, stage manager, Booths Theatre, New YORK.
MUSICAL.
A NTONIo PARAvALLT, TENOR SINGER FROM
n Italian opera, teaches Piano ana SINGING ~ ~
West Twenty seventh street. near sixth avenue terms
moderate.
pAss SINGER wANTED-FoR CHURCH QUAR-.
sooist address oRGxNisi, box 7i5 Post oncc, spring
field, Mass.
(,ARD.-MUsIcAL UNIVERSITY CHARTERED BY
~ special OF Lceisaturc), ~ Clinton place-Priyatc
o"' Tree. o"'S 80 J. jay WATSON, Musical Director
TnE NEW YoaK, GoMsEEyar0ayy CON y garI rIrry
MEETS THURsDAY EVENING, NOV. g.
atNo East Fourteenth street. near Eath avenue.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY s.
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsEMEN'rs. .
DOoTHs THEATRE. LESSEE y. b. BOOTH.
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH for FOUR WEEKS ONLY.
szEgsSAT zEssS s.fs1 hH4'sHs II 9HIs s ssssS StfS.
Mr.. EDWIN BooTH :. =. as -. CLAUDE MELNOTTE
music store cssoasa of e Dso" Co. roadw.
BHoADwAs 1HETEaehfis sfEefs PRICES. 's0 1AoAD"A'.
DaisOny cents ~ sas ssslSy Ss%y Circle cents
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
SATURDAY MsATIsEE sna Arlsa
Mr. AUGUsrIN DALY's famous local drama (orgi.
many pf0du0'a - 'n'' 'neHIs GNpEs sss'n years 's0
oAshIaur
THE THRiLIfsd PIER sCENE asE.% AND /. ST
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
nGsPA RAkIs 10Y sgW
THEArRE coMIogE,
i ,oSu u.pr 6l4 Broadway S,,. p.on.,..o.
MhfIShs Ma TRhh MATINEE M%RiNEE RRieHs
MATINEE no nv MATINEE A. .y MATINEE
Mr. ALEX DAVIS at ~
,,.. $E#E,,
THE CHILDREN DELIGHTED.
MATINEE MATINEE MATINEE
MATINEE MATINEE MATINEE
MATINEE MATINEE MATINEE
all the Mammoth Troupe at
MMAATTIINsEEE MATIsEE.
The Great Panorama Dorana and Drama,
CHICAGO
BSESsd bTs}sa
AND
AFTER THE FIRE,
AT MATINEE.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
w Proprietor and Manager, Mr. LESTER WALLACK.
SECOND WEEK
OF q series of
OLD AND NEW COMEDIES
EVERY EVENING during the week
at O'Clock,
Also SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 80,
will be presented Godsmith's great comedy In acts,
SHE sTOOPS TO CONQUER
Mr. LESTER WALLACK YO0NG NARROW.
Other Characters by Messrs. John Gilbert Harry
Beckett W. J. Ferguson, g. r. Brown +. n. Holland,
W. J. Leonard q. l.. Edwin Miss Katharine Rogers.
Mime. Ponsi and Mss Dora Godthwaite
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER MATINEE,
SATURDAY, November g.
Mr. T. W. RoBERTsoN'S ,S modern comedy, called
constituting the second Of the during Mr. Waacks
engagement hSSbHYp S e YpSsHaSffsds pSs8f November 81 TO-
The Manager begs to announce that he has engaged
Mr. EDWARD ARNOTT.
from the Haymarket Theatre, London. Due notice will
be given OF his first appearance.
open at TN to ats Carriages may be ordered
at lO.
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CCD STREET. EAST, ll4-TWo NICELY FUR
~ nished second floor fro Rooms; also hall Rooms
on anird and ourtn foors to let with Board
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10 EAST NINETEENTH sTREET-DESIPABLE
Il Rooms with good Board. Tor gentlemen and wives
or single gentemen terms reasonable; references ex
changed Also table board.
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PEST PIANOS FOR RENT Oh SALE ON INSTAL.
Davis and other new and second hand Pianos
BERRY & CO., 789 Broadway.
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A GRAND SCALE CHICKERING 4 SON PIANO.
forte for sale less than half costs brilliant toned
original cost 81 200 for $3.50 cash Cali at private house.
No. l2O West sd street. near 6th avenue.
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40 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-THE LET WITH
r. Board, very handsome Second Floor. with pri-
table il desired also other Rooms; references
chs
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"A. Planoforte; Decker Bro.'s7h ,Pianoforte. at
a sacrifice for cash also complete paror library cham
ber and dining Furniture. Call at private residence 20
West Twenty-frst street.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. NASSAU, n. r., BAHIA
IL mas, will open November ], 1s73 Persons dcsirnI
TO the rgors OF Northern winter can obtain CIR
cuar containing lu information by addressing JANE.
LIDGERWOOD. 756 Broadway.
r. J. PORTER Proprietor.
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y1TANTED-BoARDING AND FURNISHED ROOM
wv in a respectable private family, located below
Twentieth street; price not to extend $50 per month
reference given. Address. for two days stating par
ticulars F. R.. % Liberty street.
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V1rANTED-TwO PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH FIRE
w and Board for two ladies ard child central To-
cation; moderate terms. Address ANSWILL, box LIS
Hpra
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-03-06
July Ann Ansers.
ANDERSON KoUNTY, s. c.,
Pee vine Post offs,
feb 25th, '73

deere Jim:
got yore Letter, and apresheate yore good
advise.
What maid yu sine yore naim Jeemes when
va rote TO meo. Yu kno we alwas Called yu
Jim.
wood not knowed it was frum yu oneley
WI spoke about kourtin me so that time-that
was when we was cumin frum metein that
mite. and alwas wish it had bin furder home
than it was, so Good ansered yu then-but it
wasent.
Pears folks change there names when thay
muve to town.
Yu sa ef don't traid at the red sine yu vii
luve nnther. Wei, luve nuther, then.
Don't yu kno, Jim, that these ar times when
wimen las rites ov there own? Hain't yu herd
of mis- wood Hull and sich Don't yu kno a
woman will do more for man when he don't
trie to make hur, than when lie does trie to
make hur? Haint yu larnt the world yit?
Yu kant make me trade at the red sine with
out i want to; but eff it viii keepe down fuss,
vii trade thare. But after all that's nuthin,
for ever5 bodie elce traids thare.
am about to close--so nuthin more tell deth.
g. JULY ANN.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY.

lfLVIL1ItCO]' 20
By ". W. Humphreys, Probate ledge.
WHEREAS, j, R. Carter made suit to me,
to grant him Letters of Administration on
the Estate and effects of Mrs. Jane Gilmer,
deceased. -,
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said Jane Gilmer, deceased, that they be
and appearbefore me in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Anderson c. H., on Friday,
l4th day of March, 1873, after publication
hereof at IL o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause. If any they have, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 24th day of
February, Ammo Domini 1873.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
Feb27, 1873 "a %
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MEDICAL CARD.
Executors Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the Estate of DIR,
duested to call at once at the Office of B. F,
Whitner, Es1., and settle, as the Books and
Notes have been placed in his hands for imme-
diatc collection. All persons having demands
against said Estate will present them, properly
proven, tow. S. Sharpe, at his Store.
JOHN ii. EVINS, Ev,r,
w. S. SHARPE, '> 100
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Bank of Charleston.

NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION, |
CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. 20, 1873. !
I'm and after the first day of March next,
the Stock of the Bank of Charleston into that
of the present organization.
One Share of the latter, par valuo (Sl0O) one
hundred dollars, will be issued for five (5)
whole or ten nO) half of the former.
Future dividends will be paid upon tho Con-
s'mconsoiidated will be reserved until consoli-
dation of the same shall be effected.
The Books of Transfer will be closed from
March LIST to April lst
VIM. b, BURDEN, Cashier.
Feb u, 1873 81 Sm
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DON'T WALK ANY MORE
a MULE FOR NOTHING.


iF HAVE Just, bought cut the Livery and
4 Sale Stable Of Messrs. Thompson & Steele.
where expect to carry on the LIVERY and
SALE STABLE BUSINESS, with the same
unabated attention to the public demand that
has characterized this we'll known Stable for
the past year or two,
and Mules all my life, and have been supply
ing this market with stock for the past ten
years Ishall always Keep OH hand q good lot
of Horses and Mules from North Carolina,
Kentucky and Tennessee, just suited to the
farmers and stock-men in this country.
If you want to buy Horse or Mule, come
and see me- If you want to sell Horse or a
Mule, will sell for you. IT you want Horse
or Mule trained, will trnin for you.
Having permanently located In Anderson
with nay family, where expect to spend my
money, 1 can justly claim a acontinuance of that
patronage which has induced me to come and
help builG up this part of upper Carolina
Respectfully,
.ae- D. C. CUNNINGHAM.
Andersen, S. c., Feb. 20, 1873. 80
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby, gives i,,, notice M that
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on
Tuesday the first day of April next, for Final
Settlement of the Estate of Robert Spence, Sr.,
decd, and a Final Discharge thetefrom
ROBERT SPENCE, Admir-.
Fob 27. 1873 81
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
thew win apply to w. W. Humphreys, Esq,
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on
Friday, the 2stfi day of March next, for FL
nal Settlement of the Estate of John Wake
field, deceased, and Final Discharge there
They will ON the same day sell at Anderson
C. III. the Chooses In Action of said Estate that
have been appraised doubtful or worthless.
MARY WAKEFIELD, Adm'1.
s. M. BOWEN, Admir-.
Feb u, 1873 81 s.
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GUANOS.
Phnnix Guano.
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.'s Manipulated GuanO

VKrE car, fill orders promptly for the above
w celebrated Fertilizers, imported and
prepared by Wilcox, Gibbs & Co., Charleston,
s. O., and savannah, Ga, as they have ample
stock on Land to supply all demands. Order
soon, before the railroads are blocked up with
freight. Special attention liz called to tho use
of the Phoenix Guano mixed with Cotton Seed.
Apply 70: circulars giving prices, terms, &c.,
NIX. e. J. p. SULLIVAN.
Feb q. 1873 81 lm
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Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on
Monday, 10th day of March noxt, for a FL
nal Settlement of the Estate of Abner Cox,
deceased. aud 1, Final pischa' 60 thcrcfrom.
WILLIAM S, COX. Admir-,
Feb 6. 1873 81 5
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Dixon Cotton Seed.

DARTIEs wishing to secure pure Dixon ,a,
to address me at Ninety Six, 6. c.. Price, One
Dollar per bushel, sacked and delivered at the
DEPOT. Orders addressed to Pope d Phillips,
at Ninety Six, will receive prompt attention.
Feb 20, 1873 SO I'm
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THE BROWN
COTTON GIN.

TALANTERS should examine the above
/ named old and reliable Gin before buying
any other. 1t combines the required qualities
of SIMPLIcrTy, STRENGTH and DURABILITY.
1t GINS FAST and CLEAN, makes EXCELLENT
LINT, (often bringing 3c. to &c. per b. above
market,) and is universally admitted to be the
thirty years experience in the business, and
warrant every gin perfect. Gins. constantly in
the hands of our agents, to- which we invite
inspection. CIRCULARS, with TESTIMONIALS
/ and full particulars, may be had by addressing,
1 ISRAEL r. BROWN, President,
Brown Cotton Gin Co.,
New London, Conn.
Feb q, 1878 81 Ana
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Notice TO all Concerned {!

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned
N are notified that their Notes and Accounts
mnst he Maid without delay, or will place
them in the hands of an officer for collection.
am in earnest in this warning, and intend to
make collections.
Feb q, 1873 81
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of Rob
notified to come forward and make settlement
by the 21st day of March next; and all persons
having demands against said Estate are notified
to hand them in, properly attested, by the same
day. w. II. KING, Adm'r.
Feb 20, 1873 So 81
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TERRIBLE EXCITEMENT.
A BLACK FUR HAT STOLEN
FROM THE
LITTLE MANS STORE,
And the Negro Arrested!


THAT LITTLE MAN, having large as-
sortment of CENTS HATS, frequently, after
showing them to customer, leaves good
many OH the counter when business is brisk,
and on the occasion that caused the above ex-
element search was at once made for the
missing Hat, and after about one hours search,
it was found upon the head of "HUBBARD'S
OWN NIGGER," and the Little Man, under
the excitement of the moment, had the Niger
put on the counter for exhibition.
So you will all remember if you want q Hat,
and try to get it in the same way, you'll be put
on the Counter for Exhibition. But If you want
to buy one, it will be wrapped up nicely in
paper for you at
THE LITTLE MANS.
P. S.-Hats to fit all kinds and sizes Of heads,
even some of those fine CABBAGE HEADS
~ HUBBARD's.
Jan 80, 1873 80
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tn nrovide means for this magnificent Concert One
Hundred Thousand Whole Tickets only viii be issded
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves S., and Quarters, SO
Eleven whole Tickets for soo No discount on less than
$l00orders.
The oSjecs Third GIT Concert IKE the two here
tofre gyep with such universal approval Is the enlarge
%ent and endowment Of the Public Library of Kentucky
which by the special act authorizing the Concert fSr s
bene TO DO forever free to all citizens Of every State
The drawing under the OF the trustees
OF tie Library assisted by the most eminent ciLeno oI
the United States The sale OF tickets has already Pro-
gressed far tina. complete success assured and buyers
Are notified that they must order at once they
desire to participate in the drawing:
The managene1t OF this undertaking has been Sommi- ~
ted 81 the trustees to Hon. THOS E. BRAMLETTE late
or kentucky TO whom pertain
ingto the Gift Concert may be addressed
e $500 r T. DURRETT, President
W. n. RALDEMAN, Vice Pres't
JOHN s. CAIN, Sec. Public Library Of Ky.
TARMERy AND DROVERS BANK, Treasurer, Pub
lie Library of KY, Louisville, KY.
Orders for tickets applications for agencies circulars
Information etc. will meet with prompt attention when
addressed 10 me. -: =
THOS. F. BRAMLETTE, .@l
Agent, Public Library, 1ouisvihe' ny.
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New Advertisements.
eRANDEsT SCHEME OF THE AGE

UEpER authority of special legislative act Of March L
1871 the trustees annosHes .h the p rhsER RR
Nv of KENTUCKY, to come off in Library Hall, Of Lou
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TVyURPENTINE. varnishes and Linseed Oil,
i for sale by BENSON d SHARPE.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-11

CossACK CAPACIrIEs.-This is the way
Turqulsians take their meals:
First they made away with gallon ket-
tie of hot tea. Then they prepared four
quart pailful of boiled fish and soup. Just
as this was dispatched, their comrade return
ed, and the pail was twice filed with boiled
beef, all of which was devoured by the three,
the bones being cracked for the marrow.
They then rinsed out the pail, and cooked it
full of -" crupa," kind of mush, which went
the way of the fish and beef. Then they
fell upon ukale," or dried salmon, devour-
ing even the skin, after broiIlng it over the
fire. Then they built their own camp fire,
and began to cook another meal. We did
not keep any account of the dishes, but the
last thing we heard after retiring was the
cracking of beef bones to get at the marrow.
Swartz told US that few months before a
number of horses had been sent to Alan
under charge of half dozen Cossacks
One of the horses broke his leg, and had to
be killed. At evening the six Cossacks sat
down to the carcase, and in the morning
there was nothing left Of it but the hide and
bones Even the head and entrails had
been eaten.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-11

In her recent Outlines of Men, Women,
and Things" Mary Clemmer Ames writes
this paragraph, which is only too true:
1.-The sister is taught whatever her temp
tation may be, that she must be good the
brother is left to believe that, however he
tries, he can not help being bad. 1t is ex-
pected of him that he will grow to be a re-
spectacle man some day, but before that
event, through the law of his nature, he
must necessarily be very wicked. The sis
ter is taught she must preserve herself
blameles for the future husband to whose
life she is to be the crown; the brother is
lett to spend the same time in sowing his
wild oats To his wife he is to bring no
virginity of heart, no purity of person, no
record of stainless past. Many a man
looks into the eyes of the wife who trusts
him as she does her God, into the faces OF
his daughters who believe him to be scarce
ly lower than the angels, with secret re-
morse which can not be measured, as men,
ory forces in upon his thought what he has
been-perhaps what he is. With what
shame he is conscious that if they knew his
secret history, he would stand transformed
before their eyes! "
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-11
What Pleases God.

What God DEGREES, child of His love,
Take patiently though it may prove
The storm that wrecks thy treasure here,
Be comforted thou needst not fear
What pleases God.
The wisest will is Gods own will
Rest on this anchor, and be still
For peace around thy path shall flow,
When only wishing her below
What pleases God.
The truest heart is Gods own heart,
Which bids thy grief and fear depart;
Protecting, guiding, day and night,
The soul that welcomes here Alright
What pleases God.
Oh could sing, as desire,
My grateful voice should never tire,
To tell the wondrous love and power,
Thus working out, from hour to hour,
What pleases God.
The King of kings, He rules on earth,
He sends us sorrow here, or mirth,
He bears the ocean in his hand;
And thus we meet, on sea or land,
What pleases God.
His Church on earth He dearly loves,
Although He oft its sin reproves;
The rod itself, His love can seek,
He smites till we return to speak
What pleases God.
Then let the crowd around thee seize
The joys that for a season please,
But willingly their paths forsake,
And for thy blessed portion take
What pleases God.
Art thou despised by all around?
Do tribulations here abound
Jesus will give the victory,
Because his eye can see in thee
What pleases God.
Thy heritage is safe in heaven:
There shall the crown of joy be given;
There shalt thou hear, and see, and know,
As thou couldst never here below,
What pleases God.
Gerhardt.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-11

The following important suggestions to
bathers are given by the Lfe-saving Society
OF New York:
Avoid entering the water within two
hours after a meal, or when exhausted from
any cause, or when the body is cooling after
perspiration.
Stay in the water usually not more than
fifteen minutes.
Leave the water always with prompt
ness, and dress at once. DO it Immediately
on suffering from chilliness, especially if
there be numbness of hands and feet.
"The best time for bathing for strong per-
sons is before breakfast.
"FOr the young or weakly the best time
is two or three hours after breakfast
Bathing should be entirely avoided by
those in whom it habitually causes faint
ness, giddiness, or disagreeable palpitation
of the heart.
Exposure Of the head to the sun during
bathing is attended with special danger Of
sun-stroke."
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-11

The rising generation are looking forward
to privilegs-we mean the rising generation
of women. A little girl of Lynn, Massa-
chusetts, a promising scholar in the public
school, was asked the other day whether
she expected to go to Vassar College when
she grew up-her aunt being teacher
there. Il suppose not" said the little
maiden, very modestly mother thinks she
shall prefer to have me go to some college
nearer home, such as Harvard
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-11

Do EVERYTHING WELL Whatever I
have tried to do in my life" said Charles
Dickens, g have tried with all my heart to
do well. What l have devoted myself to
completely is, never to put one hand to any
thing on which l would not throw my whole
self, and never to affect depreciation of my
work. whatever it was. find these now to
have been golden rules"
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-11

If you would not have affliction visit
you twice, listen at once to what it
teaches.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-11

We have thought that the funniest Of
all "strikes was that Of the household
servants who wanted more wages because
Goals and provisions is high" But this is
made of no account by the strike of the
beggars of Treves, who have been in the
habit of getting dole for praying on fixed
day for the prosperity of the town. As
prices rose in the market so rose the price
of these prayers, the pious beggars refusing
to pray at all unless their pay was doubled.
To lose the benefit of these benedictions
was not to be thuught Of the city corpora
ton has submitted-the strike is successful
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-11

What God DEGREES, child of His love,
Take patiently; though it may prove
The storm that wrecks thy treasure here,
Be comforted thou needst not fear
What pleases God.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-23
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