The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-03

W "Ha No ehS 5aIG SCA Is OuG Oh marked
deierehce, and eloqnentiy asserts the
gallantry of our people towards those
whose gcntlnr natures and purer hearts
would instinctively shrink from an un-
seemly obtrusivoness -Picnyuno.
MARRTED LlFE.--This is good counsel
from wife and mother: I try to max q
myself and all around me agreeable. It
VIII not DO TO leave man to himself till
he comes to you, to take no puins to
attract llm, or to appear before him
With long face. It is not so difficult as
you think, dear child, to behave to a
husband SO that lie shall remain forever
IN some measure i husband am an
OLD woman, bat You can still. do what
you Ike; word from you IN the right
time VIII not iail of its effect; what nee d
have you to play the suffering victim I?
The tear Of IL loving girl. says an old
book, is like Il drw drop on rose; but
that on the check of IA wife is a drop of
poison o her husband. Try to appear
cheerful and contcntcd, and your hus
band will be SO; and when You have
made him happy you will become so,
not III appearance, but in reality. The
skill required is not SO great. Nothing
hatters mar 30 much us the happiness
of his wife; he is always proud If him.
self as the source Of it. Az soon ns YOU
are cheerful yon will be lively and alert,
and every moment will afford yon au
opportunity to let fall on agrecabls word.
Your education, which gives you an i'm.
mense advantage, will greatly assist you.
We gently and. us it were, uncon.
sciously pushed paper weight towards
the end OF the table where she shot. Di-
rectiy 1t attracted her attention. She
looked at it, took it up, looked more car
nestly, and then. laying it gently down.
hhe calmly rose. gathered her ample
skirts about her, aud straightway took
Der leave, not even saying goodbye.
We hope she wasn't angry. Certainly
nothing was further from our intention
than to give offence. We merely wished
to attract her attention to The paper
weight as work of art We regard it
as fiuc work of art, nnd value it solely
for that reason; but the effect it bus on
some visitors is remarkable and inexpli.
cable. It is small slab of crystal,
through which may be seen q sketch rep.
resentlng skeleton, surrounded by this
legend: "Ihis unfortunate editor wns
talked to death"
"E E.tned homes" says the New York
N0ioa, ''arc the end OF civilization. All
the work OF the world, the railroadipg,
the navigation. the digging, manuiactur-
ing, lnventing. teaching. writing. fight.
ing, are done, first of NIL, to secure each
family III the possession of its own
hearth; and, secondly, to surround as
many hearths as possible with grace and
culture and beauty. The work of all
races Tor o,00O years is represented in
the difference between IL wigwam aud d
lady's parlor It has no better result to
show"
The Hon. j. G. large, of Minnesota.
recently visited Western Kansas. where
he soon found that the IDdiuns, instead
of being tied down to reservation, were
permitted to run at Laree-at any rate,
such was the case with party OF them
whom lie CHANGED to meet by moonlight
alone, and who went for him with six or
eight inches OF cold steel, aud snatched
him ba'd-hepand Mt u single fell swoop.
he thinks the behavior of those Indians
was rude, not 20 say ungcntlcman!y, in
tho extreme.
SUS.SIEOKES IN OEASGEDCEG.-M
Horny unnick, u brother German and Il
hard working, worthy man, died on Fri.
day Of last week from sun.stroke. Inst
Sunday. y colorcd man in the employ
OF Major Briggmann. died from the ei.
fects of over heating and the drinking of
too much water.
A Paris letter to the 1Ioyhl, dated
July l6, says: ''Dr. Hclmbold's family
affairs are once more occupy ing the pub
lie. His wife has again had him thrown
into u mad house ns lunatic. He g.
caped day before yesterday, but has
again been carried back"
Those using Nattans' Crystal Disco.
very for the hair assure US that it GER
tainly docs al! and really more than is
claimed for it. It is an extraordinary
preparation of its kind, and should be
tried by all. For sale by druggists
everywhere For sale by G. Fl. Mot.
A1t3
John Il. McQuage, who was com united
to Jail in Marlboro County for the killing
Of Il. J. Dreeden in July, 1871, and who
escaped in September following, wes
captured in Marion County on Thursday
last, and recommitted to Jail.
The Marlboro Times says: Cotton is
rrowinp ypry roNi1Iv ,nd tho ,>,oo,,,,