The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-17
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,loses 6, 1.30 P. az. nGreensille opens
;.45 P. NJ; closes 6 a. NJ. Wilmington
opens 1 ?. NJ; closes 1890 A. H. On
sunday open from 2.3o to 3,30yP. Ill.
PuGS1x1ASA. Never talk 81 yo,ar d pet
schemes until they are. accomplished,
Money is bottomless. sea, in which
honor, conscience aud truth hay be
irowncd. r-'ia - '''e :"
Pity will always be his portion in ad-
versity who acts. with gentleness in
prosperity. Eca fo3s a'sY 81
The only thing original about most
people is original sin, and it is q ques-
ton whether that is not q plagiarism.
Pretty feet are seldom covered with
trail. ,t
Children's note paper. with envelopes
to match, with little flower or kitten
ior other fanciful ornament, instead of
monogram. is popular. Eff
Public opinion is perverse stream
that chooses its own path. ,a.-lsfgs
PARADE. The Third Brigade of Ma
tional Guards OF the State OF South
Carolina, Brigadier-G eneral NASH om-
manding, had their long.expected Pa
rade. yesterday. The troops. as they
returned from the field OF strife, looked
JUS il they had encountered heavy force
of the enemy. The officers and aids
and invited guests. in the midst of
whom serenely rode, in citizens dress,
the Commander-in-Ch Chief, all mounted
and bedecked with epaulettes. spurs,
fuss and feathers, were the wonder and
delight Of an extensive colored crowd
following on the sidewalks. Rest, war
riors. rest. The battles over. The Gu
ban complication has ended. The Vir.
ginlus has been surrendered. We're it
not SO. these valiant troops would in
continently take Cuba Immediately, il
not sooner" in the classical language of
Alex. Stephens.
The RURAL CAnoL1S1AN AND IT'S BEAU
TrFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS publishers
of the Rural Carolinian are Offering to
their subscribers two chromos-oue as
gift, and the other for two dollars.
The gift chrome is beautiful picture,
highly finished il oil. in eighteen
,o!ors. entitled "Tte Jewels OF Spring."
and is furnished to subscribers for the
nf nnnpfipry
which is only fifty cents. The two dol.
ior chrome is one of Prang's gems, rep.
'resenting little boy in chair, who
uas fallen asleep before finishing his
meal, when pet kitten mounts on his
lap and finishes the meal of the .'The
Unconscious Sleeper" We are indebt-
ed to the publishers for ''The Jewels of
Spring (Which we have suspended in
our editorial room, and will be pleased
!, to show it to any person who may desire
!, TO sec truly beautiful picture. It will
make beautiful holiday gift. The
publishers are desirons of obtaining
canvassers in every County OF each OF
the Southern States, and.ars Offering
the most liberal Inducements to compe-
tent persons. No better opportunity is
. presented TO an energetic farmer who
. will undertake the duties of O can.
vasser, and devote his leisure time to it
from now until his farm dnties require
his undivided attention. We feel conf
!; dent it will pay well if properly attended
10. Persons desirous of engaging as
canvassers should mako early applica-
tion to Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogs-
well, Charleston, S. c., when full parti-
: culars as to terms, requirements, etc,
will be asccrtained.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NJ. lzbacher-Holiday Gifts.
Hope & Gyles-Fire Crackers, &c.
". G. Fisher-D'Orsay Cologne.
John Aguew g. Son-Firo Crackers.
Meeting Columbia Chapter.
Kentucky Library Lottery.
Z. Cnntwell-Eastern Hay.
City Taxes.
;, NERVOUS DEBILITY.-A DEPRESSED,
IRRITABLE STATE OF aIISD; WEAK, NER-
voCs, EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY
OR ANIMATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK
MEMORY, OFTEN WITH DEBILITATINCi, M
) VOLUNTARY DISCHARGES conse-
QucuCC Of cXCeSSes mpnfnl ovar.wnrls or