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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-06

Ano Low AII-otue 1talikOAQ route, from
New York to Washington. has been
opened. 1t runs to Philadelphia and
thence to Columbia and York, under
Baltimore by tunnel, and so on to the
seat Of Federal Government. This
valves the old delays in the Monumental
City.
1 have great hope OF wicked man.
slender hope OF mean one. A wicke
man may be converted and become q
prominent saint. A mean man ought to
be converted six or seven times. one
right after another, to give him o fair
start and put him on an equality with a
bold, wicked man.-Beecher.
KILLED DY LIGHTNING A man bv the
name of VIM. Nighton was killed by
lightning, on the 23d ult., while plowine
on the premises Of Alfred Parks, near
Yonng's Store, in this County. The
animal the deceased was blowing was
also killed by the same stroke.
UiUe Herald.
A colored man, named Mauigault, was
murdered near Screvens' Ferry, few
days ago, By another named Anderson.
The dead body was put into boat along.
side OF sleeping darkey and sent aoat.
Ing down the river. It WAS overhauled
by boats crew. The murderer wns
arrested.
LIED FROM SNAKE BITE On the 9th
OF June, Mr.. D. ". Smell, a Young man
who was much esteemed in Oraneobure
County, was bitten by snake, known
as the "rattlesnake pilot" and afte,
q great deal OF suffering died on the 14th
OF tho same mouth, r I'm the effects Of
the bite.
ACCIDENTAL FIRE The work shop O,
Messrs. FoIger, O'Dell & Byrd wa,
burned on the 2G:h ult., together witt
.heir tools some machinery. and G
threshlng machine belonging to a. Hen
dricks. Loss supposed to be $3.50.
Pickens Sentinel.
A little son Of The Rev. E. Edwards
OF Sumter, was bitten, on Wednesday
the 25th June, BY dog. that in few
hours afterwards developed case o.
genuine rabies, Mr. Ed wards killed th.
dog Immediately. .bnt feels very appre
hensive for thu safety Of his child.
The following gem Of descriptiv,
writing was .peuned by nm Illipois re
porter IN his description of a recent we'd
ding. He says: TThe Mayor galooted
up the chnreh sisie,, swaAhayine apt
gyrating like a Ohiuesc joss with the Jim
jams"
at an election held on Sullivan,
Island, on Wednesday, the following
town officers were chosen Intendant-
.. Is. Patrick. Wardens-C. Wulbern
A. u. Cohen. B. a. Mnckenfuss, G. g.
Slmonton, o. a. Bowen. j. F. Slattery
A colored child was burned to deati
on the plantation Of Mr. r. c. McIntyre
pear l'eauty Spot, Marlboro County, one
day last week.
Mr.. Wm. c. Meredith, an old citizer
OF Orangeburg, died at the Helena work
shops, on the Greenville Railroad, las,
week.
A gentleman named A. Perry Sperry
fell ont OF third story window at t6,
Central Hotel. Charlotte, few night.
ago, and was killed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-06

NEGRO KILLED. --On Tuesday evening,
negro 1nan on the plantation of Mr.. j.
n. McElwee, after finishing his days
work, nnhitched his mule from the plow,
ana III Attempting to mount, the mulo
became frightened and ran away. Tho
ncgro's feet having become entangled in
tue traces OF the gearing. he was dragged
Tor some distance and so badly injured
that he dies i'll very short time Rock.
HW Laaeyn.
The most important nocdlework ever
done in tue world is supposed to lave
been done by the mariners compass.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-06

y Chicago widower, who has been mar
RED nine times, says that which man
most wants OF wife is her companion
ship, sympathy, courage and love. lie
IS right. The true man wants his wife's
companionship when he hns to get up in
the night and see what noise is in tho
cellar. Her courage is eminently valua-
BILE IN the general neighborhood debatcs
over the possession of some domestic
article, and her love is absolutely indis.
pensable when he gets in late. But her
sympathy! We'll, any one who has ever
picked up tho wrong stovclid with his
bare band can estimate tina value of that,
Nem York Commercial Advertiser.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-06

relief for young men from the effectsf ~
e.rors and abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Impediments to marriage removed.
New method Of treatment. New and re-.
sent free, in sealed enyeIopee. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 9 South Ninth
street, philadelphia, Pa.-an institution hay.
ing high reputation Tor honorable conduct
auu PROFESSIONAL aklll. July 3mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-06

The ideal of the New Testament is
high: "Thou shalt love the Lord thy
God with all thy heart, with all thy
mind. with all thy soul and with all thy
strength, and thy neighbor as thyself. 7"
Does any man soy he does this, he is O
liar. Never till he gets under the inefra-
bile glories Of the Eternal can he do it.
Does man love his neighbor as himself? /?
Yes, he may when he is sick, and his
hend is on the pillow. But man may
he saint on his back and devil when
put on his feet. Men arc selfish. The
barn door fowl when it finds bread or
grain. cackles, SO that all the other fowls
IN the barn may come and share it. A
dog finds bone; it growls and runs ms
iast as it can away to enjoy it by itself.
Men take after tho dog and not after the
fowls. Men are beginning to see that
the Bible ia more than ever the book for
the lowly, for the common people; that
it carries i'll it the lcaven of Gods own
soul. DO you think this Bible is going
to be lost? Yes, when Boethovcn's sym. :.
phonlcs are gone, and then music will be
lost. This world will be gono when the
Bible has gone away from it, and tho
world will lave gone because there nre
no'men in it. Let us, then. take it as q
lamp unto our feet and light unto our
path. = Henry Ward Bcccher.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-06

Columbia Building & Loan Associat' n F..
TUE regulAr monthly meeting OF the Co..
l. iumbia Building and Loan Association
VIII be held in Temperance Hall over Can't
o'clock. G.. A. DIAL. P1es;don+ g
A. q. DnENIZER, Secretary Lnlx GI
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-06
Notice,

OFFICE CoLCAB,A GAS L1onr COMPANY,
~o,,o COLUMBIA, July 5, 1873.
( toNSUAEHS arc respectfully requested to
~ settle their bills for month of June.
promptly. Money needed to pay for coal now
arriving. Five per cent. allowed on bilIs psid
within tive days from date.
. JACOB LEVIN,
Company JnIv a r
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Notice.

A RE3ULAR quarterly meeting of GAIA
81 ~, Lodge, No; leS, 1. o. B. B.. will be held
his tatS MOhNING. at 10 o'clock, at Odd Eel.
lows Hall. A full attendance is desirable. "a
business OF Importance will be transac.ed.
Members will como prepared to pay dues, By
ordcr JOSEPH GOLDSMITH, Presiuent
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=. Printing Aaterial
DC. PEIX0TT0 & SONS, Aucti oneers.
BY virtue OF = power contained in a certain
mortgage OF perbonal property to the un.
dersigned by Thomas l. taMotte, we viii
sell on MONDAY; July Z, at the office Of the
Columbia, ct II O'Clock A. NJ. the following
personal property, to wit:
One Hoe Railway Printing Press. Typo,
Gases, Stands, Furniture and Material consti.
rri-Weekiy South Cdrolinian. Terms cash.
The entire material is in excellent condition.
having been n use about sixteen months, and
class daily newspaper Office
June 20 ~
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-07-10

"Gr''ltdt," tnis'sn,k Ter 3wsits (;
,.absr Id nS&te bod li.ter bi.r r.ihn
uno aa5 mtspst Juriii, ais oros,n 6.t
er bldsn 9t6s lisssn uno watb.n. ME
Der Rtttsr SsppsubOrr. Mm @nb. iit's
bod nod uniona !"
"Ou bait 8ttr. 6aas," osrfssts btr
e'as. "Wca ealu an Der Ssus. 60
ilt ntat tuit eo,i, unb oft tatsn mtr bic
SSbl" sr,atli. wie ba Der f.urta a.be,
." hort 'ina stnsn Yruasr srf&lasen. ;"
s's warsn tbt ssssa Ols6ale a..
to""sn. Die pitrrs wureen uarubia
uno f@nanbttn. tnotm ae bic OsYn
lplbtsn uno na& Der Glide 1atea, NO
@isbalS lanb.
"9u" risf Der .ias bsr 9.siaasn.
.w's eo& 70 elm 5bisr psrRanbia III !
pier bat fla staR Gtrss utanat, unb 20
ioa br SsltamSrOsr bier umtsra.t.nl !
eab une pordbu eil.nm
Sr cab fsintm Yfsrb. tsu Stad.l.
une wIs bon @sifsru s,iast foa.n bic
Ntittr blbin.
@OttIob. fpra& @tsbalD W aa l.Iba,
i'bt it ss mir elm 0eIatts. bic Shae ,u
mtiesn unb wsitsr unisn porIb,r ,u
,isbsn unp 10 bic @slsbte su rtttsn.
llno bod. bate il6 eiss ni&t s.iiat
8sraas ttnt Stslls wirbt Id als uster.
gang dbsr bas @,birs. s,wablt babep.
er psrltsb i'ins @has uup stlts IN
Der H'"Iuns bapou. tn her sr feline
SadBlinss ,u fiaben tcfft..
Mab far,w Dauosruns fanb &c Rs
srObtr @nSa ttnttnss.n; bsfonp.rs
unrubis mar 5sopIs. Der Doml&o-
later bate tswsilsn stnsn arus ssls.rt,
aud bic uetris.n war.n nqatdt.
@rnUlo al,in mar fills ten sanssn
Dss. 70 lag ttpas In feiner SttIt,
nae lon mtbRtmmts, unp bits mar bas
8swubtftIn. bsm Sinsllnss Danf su
f6ulbta. Dtnnoh srfillte ton Der 3wt.
fdsniaa init 9sfOrsnib. @r rtraut @ts.
talp nIdt rsht. aIs bic @tittr famen,
rsSts ilG btsftr balp auitau&snoe, baIb
wtsesr ll4 psrlisr,nes Nrawobn aufs
Ntus. Darum wOlIte &c nttt auf @is,
balb warttn. lontsrn ft fslba, nit 6il,
ft Der &ns&ts, ben Wss iuHsn; a0stn
er ptrrt&nsie ft on lsintm btdtn 8ru,
Der. Dieter ftabte auf bi,i.r Glu&t
nt&t Bloc bic 5rsus unp 3up,rlalfsttt
@isbalpt's. fonosrn aud Ittnsn tris8trt.
fdtn Wutt unp tapfsrn Mrm. bsnttR
I.insr WsSftnntnib, unb uilb, UNI t,t.
nsn Dreis tatrn psrmoht ipttpen t5ns
nsn, aud nur fintn Gub BRETT METER au
gtttn, bio @tsbalp ba mar.
Ylttbsn Worisn: .,@oitlob ! bic Sc.
fabr III nidt nur fur btsltn Nu8enLiid,
ft III fir tmmsr pOriibsr," trat @isbatb
gu ttnsn, ,.tsnn Id isnne nun bic
Shas, mo- 6sppsnbctft TN 5tnt,rbafte
lIsst. nap lana as aIlo wsit s.nua
amsstsn; abtr mir milTen eiligf wel.
ter. unisrs 5stnos fnb umif&tieer, als
60 anfanss iHttn."
(5fprtltbunafotat.l
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-07-10
+ JCuiit et 0 n.
. SDueG+
SiiiorIib rsmantiide Gr,a5'
lung aus Dem orei3ebn Sabr:
bnnoert.
bon
%. .. ton Darn.
(Gortlsbung.)

(Gortlsburg.)
Die Satusjsit mar In BEN ltbttn
Sassn dtler sswOrbsn; He battle ben
nsbelissn, nabfaltsn Gtarattsr anss'
uomm.n. w.ldtr In Der 8.s'l als Wit'
ttlsltso unb llsbsrgans ,wii&sn tsm
f&5nsn 5nt0 une bsm siiissn Dint.r
fttt, btibtn bic 5ano bisttnb, unb bod
tttnsm aas,bbttnb. Ssbsn WiOrssn
lassrtt a& elm untur&brtnslidsr, @llss
Ssrbiltnbsr Netsl iibsr g.rs unb 5taI.
gr btrrlth bio ssssn ptn lltr. aud
oft bts ssssn Tlittas, no bic StrubIsn
Der Scnne ibn Ju wtt&tn ,wan9en.
81 absr pcste sr, talb t6tr 1d an
ben SsrSwaneen smpor ,ltbsnb. baIp
wispr In bic 5i,ie Der abdlsr fnttnb,
tis gum abtnb unb fisl bann, 3urNaGt.
3ett f@ aufStsbtnb, am felssnesn Gag
ais bihitr 8.ssn ntttr.
s. mar upssfdtr ssssn swsi llbr tss
NOrSeas. an tinsm bttfsr turd Nsbsl
tbttr 5sas tsraubtsn, b6&f unfrsunb.
li&tn Sage. als msbrsre In Mdntel ss'
tdllts @tRalisn mad uno mad sinseln
aus Der atdrs Der r5prlsltrli&sn BOb.
nung iu Qorb, wtltt ntbsn Der STRIDE
meg, Der Bisp,r lu. siltsn. 60 warsn
lore 8isrs, UOn psrl&itbtnsr @r6bs unb
llmfaus.
Ssnlsit tts 5tOrss sss.u pas Uis.
p.rttal gu, uno in elmer an8smtiIensn
@ntisrnuns pOn btml.ltsn, ti,ltsn plsr
Ndnnrr, ale nit Mura,nlsrnsn wObl
bswafntt. 9insr btrltlbsn fit,it Spsl
Maulibisrs, bic gum NstItu s,iairti
wartn, Elm @nbtrsr elm eritiss, wsltss
@spad unb tiusn Glafdsnftasr trus,
ttFsn Beabn sntpseer auf ptsItn Durn
ottr auf tine pttit 8,ilt ssrtan.t ,u
tabtn Idtsn.
Als bts oisrte Der strmummtsn 81.
aaltsn. ptl6s aus btm Yfarrtofs ss.
fali&m warsn. bisls Grupps trt.tdth
unb Rh bura bas. nile 90 fbisn, wobl'
psrRanosne Grfsnnunss3si&su. elmer
lsltn Yff, ale 3usebSrissn su srttn'
n.n sssetsn battle, iaben b.reits spsi au
ben MauItbisrsn. Das warsn 5.prpit
unb itr ttu3tnbtr unb bic Strau&rtt.
tsrpinldsnpu, f,iftr Sbsim. De,
Drltts aanb NIT suinrantsn Grmsr
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-07-10
(GurtitsunsfuIst.)
GtmaB iibcr Dieraeuu6.

Sm Brausrs@ousue au @isp,lanb
bat pr. Glauitn BON Wtm. yort pteetr
sins istr ssbtsssns 8sss iibsr bas &C.
slsssnae Der @strdnts setaItsn.-Gr
tstdmpfts unt,r @nbsrm bic Gntt. Bier.
Dotirinsn Stid. Na6bsm er bic Det
trim .,Sitrtrtnfen fatst gum S&napps-
| trintsn" Sriinblt& wtosrlsst bate,
wanttt tr Idb Der DOftrin su. ,,Bisrs
trinfsn mlGrt bic t5rpsrliasn unb
setlISsn 8rafte unb fitrtio sur Dss.'
usratiVn Der msnI<dsn Hae."-unb
faSh:
..Dhls Dottrins III nod wsntgsr be.
| aranbst. btnn bic porttrgttsnbf. Die
MngIo. Sa<n. bic Saaftn, Norma.
| ntn unb Granten tranfsn Bier unt BE-.
rem NaGfomms lnb sint frdfttge 8eift8
eutmid,lit 8aes. Der lebte btutf&,
frans6aIas Sriss bat bic .Supsrtoritdt
Der bitrtrintsnpen Namtn btwlsisn.
Bttrantst Gu& ben btertrinisnben btat.
| f&sn gmisrantsn. bsRen bldbsnbss
| AusGstsn unb ttrntSe @tRatt, TIN, ber
pun Der Wisss auf Bier e,trunisn.
8rgltiht ben gmisranten NIT benz Ds.
wobun Matns's. bstrattt lGuG bic
tobldusise @,Ralt nit Der sinssfallsuen
BruR unb ben tlapptrnosn 4noGsn.
unb bod 10 glaint Der 5smptrtn3. .Staat
par excellence, tnbsm bort tsbtss Satr
nur 7 @tas Bier pro 4opf s,braut wur-
rem. g,rslsidtt bic Stattttf Natns's
NIT Der BON Ntw Ssrfy. Nus Waiue
wanpsrn burhlantttli& bds Sabr 2l..
| 30 prUs.nt, aus Ssrlty 1856 proItnt
| Der B.pSltsruns aus. Strltp nobm In
| ben l.bnn Saprtn um 229,709 alfo
"a 98 Yrujsnt 10, watrenb Matne um
2128 ubsr 0.34 Wro,snt nbnabm. guf
| bic Btwstntr Strisp's fomntn 292
| @tas Bier pro Rcpf.
Die ptyf1at Gntptdsluns bsr BE.
| 10 otner Mains's bat 8adlHritt 8sma&t.
| Der @tburtsn wtrtsn wsniesr unb baS
Dur&f&nittsaltsr elm serinsss. llnb
mas bic ssiRiss Gntpideluns bstriift, 70
mS&tsn wir elmer pbilofcpbIf&tn Dts.
| putaitpn 3wi( i(Hsn ben bisrtrinttnbsn Sc.
ietrtsn Dsuil&lanbs unb Don BEN 0a1.
| 5erptilofop6sn Miaint'S bsiwubnsn.
Dtnn 9sbtsrs baum niht bon ibrer Sns
| ferIcrttat ibir3,ust wdrbsn, 70 wart
oits s,pl6 nit ben 3ub5rrn Der Ga1.
| GaI ale teutGhtn @tlttrttn, Dtdtter
unb Staatsmdnntr 1no Bisrtrtnttr.
| Sd CLAUDE @ostte mar cline Musnatme.
Allsin Ct trant tdslt& iibsr trsi GlalHsn
Rarten Usin. unb bic Borfatren Der
Mmsrifaner tranfsn Bier. Dis(eS 9anb
purte aur 9et bss StaitIptare anb
| NaIstsb bsRsptlt, He alle watsn B,er.
trtnler. 85nisin Gliiabett unt itre
Gtanbamsn tranfsn gum GratRad
3wst Quart Gts. 3u i.bsr Belt tran.
Ten bic @siflihen unb 2atsn. 8attolt.
Ten, protsRanten unb Subtn Bier,
Cromwell nnb elm Nuppsrt, Cavalier
unb 2punbtsab trnnfsn Nle. Die Sc.
neral Court pon Bottom lstftste BEN
Bisrtrtnftn porlHub unb siats Der 3u.
erR pon Dtuiam penn srrthtte Sc.
baupt war feline Wrtpat. .Bterbrausret.
llnb watrsnb btelsr wsrtops 3ststt pe.
ber er, bic @sp5lteruns Gnslanbs nod
Gmsrtias sstittss GrlGlaHuns.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-07-10
Poe(ie.
(Gar sis ~psnniyIpanii&s Siaats. 3siiuns.")
6ott fssne oi@, mein &inS !

0ott fesme ai@, msim Sfino !
Wsnn bstnn Muiisr perl nod lSlSst,
Bsnn 6s ben saa&, BEN fiibm,
3u ibnm StinSs bin nod trast,
Damn mag bic Grsus' bid sriesn.
9Bts ibrsm StrJsn tu sinf nab,
DS& unbtpuBt eslrssn,
90 III ls lsIs fir bi& nur ba
Gin bimmIii& bcIsu Ssssn.
S'e nabm 70 oft ti& in bic Mrm'
ilub brIdis bi& an ibrt 9ruf,
gBie itIus ibr ta bas per- 10 parm
Bon 8,eab' unb Slid uns SimmtlSIun2
llnb pit Sisl Sti1e briidte Ie
Dir auf BEN Wunb, 70 ansfssf&winb,
Sis bob bi& Id&.lnb auf bic snie
llnb ifra&: "Gcti iesus BID msin alnb."
Ss birIi tel Dir bic 8ranfsnpa&,
limb ipra& ~ Dir, msiu eistsr -
9Btnn piebn laslt bu bIst& unb ltpa&
limb abet,sbrt pom 8isbsr.
Bid mi& bod an, fsnnf tu mid nibt,
wiir Mil bas StrI ssriprinssu,
Sfb Id bfim maitsn eamptnIi6t
DID nit bsm 3Oes rInsen.
Du esnaisR. bsn srittn S&ritt
Der SHUTTER gait, uns ibre 5rsub',
1rsinte Is nit isnsr Bit,
Nir iii's gang 70 aIs mir Cd bout.
Grif brildts pIsIt RiilIt Ge
Dir auf ben Munb, 70 ansfsei&winS
Spb wrinenb bann tit auf bie 8nis,
llnb ipraS: ,,@oit issns bid msin anb."
Die Stunb' II ba. unb's 8ubrwerl hsbt
Da braubsn III Allt' uub @inS,
Gum IsBtsnmal bic Muittr ftbt
Sbr tin,is unb Iitbss ainb.
Gle bGlt bic S6iirit pOr's @tli1i
llnbS Aue' whS YSIIsr 3abrn,
Sie fam ss SOn tir lanSe ni&f
5a Ianst nitt abftbrsn.
Nuf bic 1rspp' llnft lie taun piebsL -
5n bic 3ufani mS9i' iis bIidtn,
Sb ie bi& uObl sinmal pIssn
an Ne watmt Brnil fanu Sridsa. -
@eis, @ejs, br WaSsn lief
Sinbur& bic @a6s, pftilssf&rinb,
Gle tlidts na& ben Rioern tIet
llnb lprad: .,@oii frsnc bid msin ainb."
Wsnn bsinsr Wuttsr pen nod i8ldat
Wfnn is ben Sau&. tsn iabtn,
3u ibrsm aints bin nod hast
Danu mag bic 8rsub bit erlbsn,
Die ibrsm Ssrjeu, bu eiua nab,
Dp9 unbtwubt ssIsasu,
90 u fls ltts fir bid nur ba.
GIn bimmlll@ bplbm Sssfn.
MIs lir I'm Iptfsiampfs lag,
Da pa,it bu fern, tcarl ni6t tti ibr
9n ibref Sstls parb % Tug,
Sbr @fiii par prg. er mar bel oir -
llnb aIs lis laisb pom Grbfnbal,
Dd war's, ala psan lis Dor bir iiint',
Sie bob tis eIppsn nod sinntaI
tlub lprat; ,,@Ott isaue bid msin sttnt !"
Jofspb 3abn,
Gbtrasa Sas.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-07-10
DIE
geanieluaniide Staatsseitmms,
SfrauSsssebfn bon

VFFHHVBFBFVFH WIZ
j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
frf&stnt ietsn DOunerRas, unb toast -. 90
per 9abr, sablbar tnnerbalb bes9abrfs, uHb
$3.50 mad @sraub bss 3abrsan8s.
@iu,slns grsmplarsn, 5 GeutS per Stad.
Stsine SrMriptiousn psrbsn fir pentser
ale feds Wonattn anssnommsn; aut iann
Misnanb bas 9laIt abtsfsasn, bis ALE Rad-
finbe besatlt linb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-07-10
Or. Geo. l0m. RueOi,

Seutl6er 9lr5t & Nn9enarSt
bisst bisrmit BEN sssbrisn gubItum isins pro-
psf0pnslltn Disnlte an.
Office In SO. 206 9weits Snabs, trsi 9bilrtn
unisrbalb Der Wulbsrrp Sirabe. Silits> Sian>
ben: biS llbr 8prmiitasS. l tis 3 uno bis
8 nbr Na6mttass.
Sarrisburg, Rop q, ls7l-if.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-06-12
Duty Of Rest.

THERE is false idea prevalent about
resting enough in the few weeks of the
summer to last the year. However full OF
delight and peace the lazy hours in the
country, however freighted with rest and
strength the long days by the sea, we can
not hoard and carry away enough of the
precious store. Every twenty-four hours
is circle of its own in which to teal
down and build up, and whatever is spent
between one shutdown and another must be
made good from food, recreation and rest
and whoever commences the morning al.
ready tired is spending too much some
where and will find that system of paying
natures past debts by drawing on the flu.
ture will make him a bankrupt. But we
do not need to wait till in the fullness oil
time we can join the throng at watering
places. To any one unless shut up be-
tween four brick walls, if there belong q
green spot somewhere around the house,
If he can sit at least under one vine and
fig tree of his own, there is at hand per:
RENAL spring, if he but knows how to
drink of it. Perhaps you will say II can
not stop to rest; i have no time: l will
by and by, but now must do my work. ~
All but are you sure of your by and by
the one this side of eternity mean? Are
you not doing the very thing now that
may lose it for you, or if entered upon
will it not, instead of being spent in rest
as you fondly hope, be spent rather in
vain regrets for the strength so unwisely
and hopelessly losts Moreover what is
this work you must be always doing? II
to do good is your ruling motive, have
you not learned that it is what you are az
well as what you do that blesses the
world? and though the toll of your hands
is worth much, a beautiful spirit of good
cheer surrounding you is worth more
and you are not becoming the best you
might be if you have no time to entertain
this spirit of rest and strength which can
not live with weariness.-HeraM O
HenHh
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Onions and Road. making.

AT recent meeting of the property
owners of Germantown, Penn, the USE
lessness of the Germantown turnpike in its
present condition was under discussion,
and novel plan for its improvement was
advanced by Mr.. Eleazer Wright. He
said he and few friends had examined
the mud on the road, and found it just the
thing for raising q crop of onions. They
were willing to offer 5000 year for the
privilege Of using half the width of the
roadway for this purpose from Chestnut
Hill down to Carpenter street. The
tenants will inclose their part with high
board fence at their own cost The propo-
sition is to let the onion company have
this half for four years. This will give
$4,000, and the money will then be used
for placing that part in firstrate order.
The other half will then be put to onions,
and another $4,000 raised, which is to be
expended in like manner, and thus, at an
outlay of $4,000, not one cent of which
will come out of the citizens pockets, the
road will become one of the finest in Phila-
delphia, and one of the most attractive if
the odor of onions does not become too
strong. Mr.. Wright's suggestion was
adopted, and committee appointed to see
to the execution of the plan.
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NEW YORK, MAY 3D.
The custodian of the covenant entered
into April Q, 1872, by Henry Ward Beech
er, Theodore Tilton, and Henry G.,
Bowen, makes that instrument public this
morning, assigning Is q reason therefor
the fact that Bowen has of late repeated
" declared that he had never disavowed
his charges against Mr.. Beecher, but that
he yet insisted upon their truth. The
covenant to which is attached the sigma
lures of the above-named is as follows:
We three men, earnestly desiring to restore
each to the other the respect, love and frater-
nifty In which we once lived happily together in
our social life In Brooklyn, and 40 members Of
the Plymouth Church, and earnestly desiring
to remove all causes of ofiense existing, both
real and fancied; to make Christian reparation
for injuries done or supposed to be done, and
to efIace the disturbed past and to provide con-
cord, good will and love for the future. do
declare and covenant each to the other ~
follows:
l. !, Henry C. Bowen, having given credit.
perhaps without due consideration, to tales ma
.innuend0es respecting Henry Ward Beecher.
and being influenced BY them, q was natural
to man who receives Impressions suddenly. TO
the extent Of repeating them-guardedly how
ever, and within Limitations and not Tor the
purpose Of injurmg him, but strictly In the
confidence Of c00sultati0n-n0w feel that
therein IdA him wrong. Therefore, disavow
al the charges and imputations that have been
attibAted to ne - having been by me made
against h. W. BECKER, and declare fully and
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-06-12
How Mark Twain Got q Seat.

In q new local magazine-the Globe-
published in Buffalo, is the following
"reminiscences of Mark Twain's brief editor
ial career in that city:
No man detested 1oafers more than Mr..
Clemens, and assuredly no man could be
more pitiless in his treatment of bores. He
was vigorous in his denunciation of that
class Of people who aimlessly and impru.
IDENTIFY intrude their constant presence in
an editorial room. One incident will,
perhaps, bear relating, showing how he
once rebuked party Of undesired visitors.
Arriving at his Office one evening about
half past eight o'clock, he found it full of
men-all strangers to him. They had ap-
parently taken full possession of the room.
Some were smoking, and some had their
feet upon the table, and every chair in the
room was occupied. With look of dis
gust Mr. Clemens hesitated for moment
in the doorway, and then in his peculiar
way said:
It's this the editorial room of the Er:
prsss?' <.-
Eyes, sir" promptly chorused the assem-
blage.
aH-ml is it customary for the editors
to sit down." questioned the humorist.
Yes" Certainly" ITO be sure" were
the replies Of the puzzled smokers. "Why
do You ask?" said one of them. -.
because" slowly enunciated Mr.. Glenn
ens, II am one Of the editors Of the E1-