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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-21
CROWNED HEADS or FUROPE

A SSERT their power to protect their
"A sntjrcts when their liberty is III.
fringed upon. The INDIAN GIRL hereby
asserts herpower to protect her customers
from limitations o. her celebrated Sc. Cigars,
having copyrighted the same. Any one,
therefore, Offering limitations must rcmem-
Der /.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-21
FRIDAY, JULY 81. 1874.

al this final Concert everything will he
aron scale corresponding with it's in
crea sed Importance. The music will be
rendered by an orchestra consisting OF 100
performers, selected for their fame in dit.
icrent lands. and the unprecedented cum OF
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-21

.
WHERE DooToRs D1FFER.-W Waiter
son. of the. Louisville Courier Journal,
who has been making the tour Of
Washington;and the big Atlantic citier,
has found 0ut,that Grant wants to hold
the Presidency for q third term. and
Htuae, exespi apon 5 FL Itretoher. I'll @ " Hal M
sted. Of the Cincinnati Commercial
thinks that good cheer aided in coDjur-
ing up lin iWatterson's mind the fancy
OF 80 personal dynasty and an indefi-
mite period Of bullet headed generalism
in, the Presidential chair" Halsted
treats the thing as entirely improbable
says. however. that if the people put
Gen. Grant In for third term. it will
be done in regular form, and is incre-
dnlous about there being any danger
from the usurpation by Gen. Grant of
tho powers OF President against their
will and for an Indefinite period.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-21
JUST ItEcAiVED.

$50 DOZEN HOSE AID HALF Eu;E
good hcafy Good. for working people
which We Gifer at 10, and ll,... a rair
worth double the money.
250 pieces handsome Su!amtr DRESS
GOODS, AZ 25c. yard.
Our BOOTS AND SHOES are from the
best MAKERS anil sold at low prices.
~ cAse' rnlNrS, at 10.. yard, and 100
pieces iaItr Cambrics, at IOc. yard.
rGrcHhs"rs are rt rtGncsted TO e%amine our
siprs hc:cre making their selections.
WM. D. LOVE Il CO.,
Nay ~ Under the Wheeler House
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-21
W. d. LOVE & co.

VI AElNG picchasei y bani:iJir, s,och oi
them 1.-THE low price of 70 cents Il ward. liz
grosgrai" AID E.lhoiied. IL Ili coinrs. fr m
No. . 10 -. SASH RIBBONS in plOior-
ton.
All our Goods haze been marko,. down
~ I" ~ -! c;a:. b,,,Ow marie: value
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15
CD East b. WaJ Of 81. L0a!s.

In these days Of railroad competition. the
wise Traveller SELECTS his rontc before Irwin.
home. In almost every instance he desires to
reach his destination as speedily as possible,
an! tor the accomplishment of tint purpo.c
the MisioEsi laeif: Through Lie &som the
Wesito the East. via Kansas Ciiy ard n. Lou.
Is. Offers Inducements unsurpassed by any 9th.
or line in the country. Everything connected
wish the Missouri PGe;f- n. II. is first eias..ai,t
the adoption of the Miller Platform and West
inglioIsr Air Brake. together with its Pailmim
S'ecpcrs aal r.:ii;i. chair coaches. render 4
"Trip over the IKE perfectly safe and pleasant,
Passenger, from all parts of the West. by TAX.
ing It's Express Trains AT Kansas City, J%nv.
cnwortli. Atchison and other prominent cities.
are landed in 81. Lnuis at scasoliable hours.
morning and evening. and in ample time Ia
make -direc, ::cenusc:ion with all nsalss.ss %
every point in the North East and SOUTH
Particular information. with maps. time fables.
&C.. may be had at the yariou. Through
Ticket" Offices in the west. or upon personal
or written application TO G. II. Baxter, West
crn Passenger Agent. ka:.>:i> City. No, or f.
A. Ford. Gen. Passenger Agent. 81. Louis Mo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15

In making up yotsr list ofpspess Tor 1874, be
sure that you include fhc Kansas City Journal
Of COssmeree- II ron want the Latest news. its
trlegraphic columns contain It; the !a:c.t
market reports, Its commercial columns give
them; to know the general stafns OF the coun-
try. its editorial c3iumns cont lin reliable re-
views; or if you are travelling east. its railroad
timetables will save You the worry Of iSno-
rance Of the time ~ arrival or departure Of
trlins-tO say nothing Of its other merits.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15

The newly elected coan;y officers were duly
"installed : last Monday. Dave smoked loud
or and WAS wrapped in deeper rcfl-ctica sesn
ever as he sszed adown the stream ofauc
considering whether lac coald 6 make il 3hc
fifth term. Tom was jolly. though he knew
his coming term was his last. for the present,
by law and he kicked the fifth ay,!,oara in
frisky manner because Of the knowledge OF
his popularity among the people. Charley
wreaihe,l his countcaancc in smiles that his
fitness fo- his oticc was appreciated. asd Vha:
though. like Tom. he mast :. get up and duss y
after the close ~ his second term tthn s,he law
DEGREES IN. perhaps there were better things in
store for Him. Cfiss. the crippled soldier.
looked ne less tine psfrio; that l,e had thrown
away the sword and taken up the pen-;he sin
of a pa.rios-iovins people. Or. surveyed =
for 4 corner stone in that e Ring and found
it. He was..happy. too, besaue M sas put
there so unanimously. Dar sang honsnas and
we brought In Anen e. where it Ma neeted.
After the exercises he yeued. : arinx o. ynsr
corpses =, OfPsp, CLanp .sdS. v. ne .pesk
in another place. AJeAnaii,a.a w1as slcui u
WIT, granger zs,isg. : srsess3Y h,ppy
of cosrse From Dave b JoAmskhs. Ssljnr
county has become ven :. cf1c<ssds By he
la;c election
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15

The new board Of county eomsstesionrrs ID
their first meeting last NOISY. On mostnsi
Of Mr.. Palmer. Mr.. ". School was n,asli
chairman of the board. Mr. School im,aedisaG-
~ commenced disciiMsing the duties Of ~
oilieS w;ihou. embarrassment aud rs gracsfay.
~ as II he had had years Of experrns- iu pse.
siding Beth Mr.. Ci'ampIin and Mr.. Sci,sal,
although new members. took hold nf q he wlseitl
with aiacriiy and set ont Guiding Us
county government almost as shil,iu:ly as 4
they had been praciicing for full trrnss.
wiz. the valuable assistance of Mr. Palmer, a,
Old hand at the business. the present bossl
will experience little trouble in the manages
'nent Of county affairs. One thing noticeable
OH Monday was that all the menber. Of flse
board were determined upon a thorough. sys-
TEN ct retrenc!'m-nt and IA great reduction Of
county expenditures. IL is full time. and he
taxpayers r-joice that they have so honest and
capable board to bring this about
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15
The I.a.ii.s' Uuson Al, Society of saIina ";

The Ladies' Vuaon tAi,i Society Of SaIiaa will
hold its next meeting on Tursl.y eye.,i,i.
january a,i. 1T uhs re-idet,ceIo: MIRA. 1.abber..
At former meeting the fuilowias officers
VIE elected: preshlenf. Mrs. n. r. Hash
vic--presidest. Mrs. MI. Lab'rxs; sscretssy
Miss Clara Micy.; treasurer. Ms. james
Wills n: executive comnit:cc-Mrs. Durant
Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. Lo<1l, Mrs.. Pfooert. The
primary object Ct this society is to reude,
what assistance lies ia its possr tn lhe hseie
poor. All pessoas iatcressrA in this xork -
cordially invited to cooperate.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15

Grain Is raising al around ani the price. very
drIn and steady. saturday the sales quite large
some choice lot. Of rnt~r wheat bringing high As
az. The isse,t quotations are:
Wheat--sirias. Csc. per bE.; winter, so3i =
per bu.
Rye, &c lrr ',u.
c.rn-.heiei, siasSc per bu. unshciic,' s3Gso
Usf-, sSc per bu-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15
4, COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Jat-c OF f!se. ~ s;rIct tnurt-J /. u. r;r.scpTT.
Stsi,tor-l.il. Es,w ,Eps.
EHlroad - 2 ssor-w. y. L.~tI-.
Repre- .pt:;iiye-J, EEAyEe
Cyanty C.IInn.s ionrrs-W u. StIIcLL., chairman
s Ma iiaLxsa aRs. x. =. G,tAMriiN
tp.tnty ti-rk-fstyID Bf:EBE r.
s,,t usiniy Aii"rnry--E. ". HaDcxiNsoS-
P,oI,a e Judgr-iIENRy LOGAN.
Clerk of the Observation-Disclosures EySDi.
t,ssnfy Ts.aisurtr-I. l.. FAULKNER.
SaeriG-T. y. t,o:Ns..
-l:vyI,tcr oil D-ct.-S. T. Ca!ss
superintendent eli Public li,Irctoa-"Y .:isiipr
tur,nsr-D. IL. LrLi., in.
Surr.i or-O. T. HAMILTON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor, II. EisIor.
>oi.,cilin IN re ~ t;ooDSow, INA l.. C,.yEg, ".
5. W Esi4- IN wiIraASN, CnAiLk. EsYiLS.
POLICE .ilsiGs-.S- y CAI:sblL. ..- o. .. r--H
. tters-ff' SiS 4. s,,wES
Ir~,-rrr-I.. H. IAtFiIr.
N,r,i,Li-t'lA> I. HU>,Lr.
Ls.,aiy Nirsaai-A >oiTuw.Ca.
Cits .ltioraey-t. \. wILsMaN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15
Geo. P. RoWe!l

conduct IN Agency for the reception of advertisements
!ir Am 'ricsu Nkw>rArk>-fhr most e,Iapirte rstab
li~iuncii 81 the kiE;I IL tn vog.L SiN taniisand
NEM-rhPi-R- ar, E@fr regularly hl- rp-a in
lcctrss bs cat ts4nrss. No r-af,nS IRON. however
complete, rcs:.es cnt-;s-ntith Of rbi- EUnit- r.
Every Advertisement il taken At The hori.- Prise.
oI III iiinr. witss,Gi any s,i,fs c.sar--
niis>i, - ~ an ads.fibsr. Ia ,ii.i' IL. tn AZ.
nry. i -i,rrl trouble a;i r,rrs,pJn .clcc Intsin
oh" contract i',sca ola den, n idr-l a tv;is
ant a BOOK % ri<hy pages cpaiai,!D, li-,- of
br-' pieis largest rifcn!soi- r-iI ''t- l.fci.i;r
RAJ, r!i-., p".iiicti, daily aat spaaiTy pa-rs, also
magazines amt all ,Su:i hc.s s,,.s. :. vii
uaj.e To i ers,-eIs. I'll iaIesssfpn shuf f,rI
cc>, l. sent FREE 70 ANY aiir,s, uiIn a,qic pt.
f'rs"> ~ distance w;shiag I" ni,s. c-iEgcis for
Advertising M n i.w. c..y, county. stale trrrt
tor! o! ilc niift SPITE .i9y ,rii.,I of the ~
ni.i'iba al Gsaais, nay --, e,r~i- sser.,-nt OF
w.ii they want. together rltti copy oi ire AlveT
tseielt they desire Inserted AMI viii receive inior
nation by r-itfrn n!iil v c!i Il .Iatle tsni o. de-
eide whsfi,.r Z: is,cTct.., rrtiu the or.-T.
FSr such in:orinsfi,n tirrr !. tns-ye w.laf.ver
Orders ar. taken Tor u silgir paper we'll for
list; ir sns IL 4 liar readily l1r llrcr .un,.
oI.c-- trimrs UIil,Ins,J
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15


\ slight touci of csid weather as,in.
Ieebcrgs would sell well this riaier. ~
Ton, aud jerry. at the Columbia billiard hall
When is the lecture course To conmeIcc:
q Cream ale NJ the columbia billiard hall.
City council meets next Tuesday evening.
Cream ale at the Columbia billiard hall.
Col. Philips rcturas TO Topeka tIii. week.
Tom and Jerry at the ColuIibiI billiard hail
The amount cleared a; the Catholic Fair Was
500.
Latest styles of dress goods 1t panic prices
at the New York Stor-.
Cincinnati beer at John D"yle's saloon-tlic
!Scnaie-OuIy > cents a slas>.
= The cheapest store in town Is tile New Iori,
Store.
stu The doctors quarrel. Lawyers now take
bick seats.
Diamond brand ystcr> for the ha,;'lays at
Tliaciicr's.
Rebckah festival at the court house on FRI
day evening.
Diamond brand oyster, in every style a:
Thatcher.
,.,,.I .,
mex, spring.
u ,,.,,,.,,, ,,. -, .r,,.,,
cr's. ,.r-..
Hart gives = Solomon Granger fits. As
near a, VIZ. e,,, hear h, deserve, il.
4 ..,..,, nall.
: ce,,. Ylass.
-. :.
-n.,r.,,,. IT nj A, Wit, her stree, ,is,,,s-x
wa. r.. 8
"i, ~, ,;n. ,.,u.o h.s ,,o, --,,i,,..d and
.,...:,,..t,,;,i, ,...,,..l ,,,.;,i.. ,;xs
r.,..,.. d., j.. ,,,.. ,r..,, mn. IN h..
r.. - =
49,. ss,s:.,,1 80, ~, ...,..;nr
f'''>'
>""se '"e 'e" advertisement o' i''''e''i
c'nc'''"'" "'e' AZ 'oi''i "'.ie s'''"oh-
.ash pa'a 'of corn '''u 'a's ~ wilson BIOS
"'s "s'''s '''' 49, ''e
'' ~'''''" '"''''"
you want 10 >pehu uouafiof ury goods,
:" ''e
iev. MI. SiinpAiii> Is 10 remain as pastor oil
The fres'y'eria" ehurch'-~
He'ne'n'cr thc redac'ioh IN prices AZ Inc
New fofk Stose.
~, - -,
-. ~ " ''' ''''S >''
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15
Notice Of attachment.

Compipn, ia z:;arhmrnt-rlain;iE 5 Dsmahi. s1s,
n :. Wild. Plaintiff.
\ r. Groove. nrfcn.lsaf '
Motto. j. ,rphv give, that ~ IN sIS diy OF pe
~~rrs,-r rS.s J times P.;'s fu-f.c- ~ :A- p-sc.
snring Crssk township, Sali.r county. kSns=. i.-us
orirr cfst: srhna-n, I, the sh.vr named Tor III
srn ,hIrty-six daiiar-: sol ttsf said viii D
.-std tbs 9Th Q; JanU.ry is.i >, a'co-s =. N
II WIDE. Pisin,ia
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15

Nor,cE.-T1eTc will be .rsetl mccsin: Of
the Saline Gotlnfy Central Coanai. r. Of H.. al
the court house in Sal;na. on Saturday. yanua-
~ Il. ls7i.a O'Clock r. y. let tllere BE- :,
full meeting. Business isPortant TO every
wheat holder In the county. "A. r. COLLINS.
49, Mssisr Of Council.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15

--ffamsln en- dsScsnnf me panic. hmm. the
apest stock Of eio,iss fsr gents .tali aud
winter cioihiny 70 le> found i'm thesstste. Get
Oh one Of his 6e-t snits and you VII, feel com
Portable epoash TO fssetali panies ARD ALI
other clothing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

n:. each sabbath 1t II A. NJ anil +. NJ sabbath
scassa ,: az. N. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday evr-
nings
Preaching every sabbath. at i0:ss \. NJ, and >
s'siOck 4. NJ Sf,IIfh scho ], each sabbath, ai
"a. ii. Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evenings.
ErIscorAL-Rev. j. IT, Lee, Pastor. olTrach:g 1T ;isr
rarsS 4a .ird;S Ieais u each month a, IL a NJ
a.s'S,fNs a~-R-S. y e. Young, Pastor. Irrarhing 81
fe old N. r.. Church every ii->t aal third >unisy
frAsas <vssy eeSinl SSH tsr;is ssssiay Il set,o 81
Iious. No. 10, t,ix miles Of Saiina) al II O'clock
A.. II. = 80
GATIoLIc-E-v Jshn fogrrfy, Pastor. Services an
the s,con sabbath of e..r month At the Cyar; House
ESrT,sr--Rry. J. u. DowEsr. Preaching every 9TH
e. S.lshsh, morAing and evening, AZ the usua.
hours.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15

TiN experiences Of TIL. winter prove that II
i very profitable To raise hogs. ant. no ;ioust Il
much larger proportion of oar farmers will
turn their attrat.on Ia this business hereafter
The complaint heretofore has been that there
, WAS no fla! ket FOR suc - crops" No incon-
<rnicn' e need be Tel, on that account. The de-
n,ansl ia tie Siina market this winter has tar
exceeded the supply. and dressed hogs have
hi ought tic highest al prices too. Of course.
as the suppiyi Increased marketing will be
easier: but it seems to us that even now there
is not the slightest callse for complaint.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15
MARRIED,

BL.D's-E;EwES -oI Mon!iy. Jsnuiry 5th,
lisa, by Rev J. w Mitchell, Tr. Harrison Is ale .nl
Ottawa cIan:y, ani MIS- 7. 4. Bfcwer, oil saline
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15
Proposnss-COunfy Physician
ofrrcE oY Cor~u GIVE,

80 OFFICE Of COr~TY rfyRS.
>afr>s tuf'NTr. k.~<.s. ,
>sins. Iarrs- I. -
S>~i--l proposals will he rr-s-y a ;!. aiae- f.rs
rhy B,-fi the .Eh siay ofIsnnsrr = VI fs-s
stsfsaxth- seons fsr Which tf~v viii fsfrr fs~ sss
shs County frsy~er-,s. 'rsv n~rt ~ ~ nssts
~eun'- ortsr- fnr t.s ssunfy Of >sie sfs-- n hs-
fr the ssa dsy f isansrv. iS7i. IN tSe J.; Day
Of Isauary- A. u L.; the es,rnty commissioners
s<ryiag the rfxaf Ia rv;-e; al b.is
DAVID EEEBE, CosafT ClcEk-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15

Ii does all the people good 10 witness the
marketing OF such an cnnrmous quantity ot
grain ~ is now gong on. II betOkcns not on !,
that there is sr'a, plenty In the land but mucl
better times are close by. Already money j.
much easier anu the farmers wallets arc being
we'll filed. In carly spring there will be bat $
faint cry of hard times. In Consequence OF s,ici
an extensive Increase OF the :. wherewifh." III
branches of trade will I've lively. wonderful i'm
provcmcnts will be made both in the towns
and country: farmers will build their long
needed houses. barns. sheds. and will put n.
SPARE acres under cultivation. because they N CIV
see il has commenced paying TO farm. SareIy
the future has cheerful looS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15
Nrm advertisements.
Take Notice.

ts,yn-hr has been n~fshis.-t s-1ii--i 's<-,p-
Tan - embracing the territory eoupr-t IN fown-hi,
y 6. rsns~ ": leaving iowsship Is, range -. Wal
nut township u. EEEEE, County Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15
SiLlNi MEAL. NiakET REPORT.

Corrected by u I. Watson, Jesirr in Grp--rirs
v..io,s an.ie.a .,nswa.e, IS >a..isf p, avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15

Mc>Srs. Frank GU0flnow aud r. J. Lyntle.
two cntcrpri-irg young men and gentlemen
OF ample means. arr talking strongly "f bGisi-
ing warehouse for era aud elevator near the
depot. next -'ring."lhisi is something much
needed and the cxien-ise>yirld Of grain ia this
re- ioi; iu>iiirs il. rrtctio,f> Aud we do not
know OF amy business cn.erpfi.e that would
ply better thar this. - ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15

Mr. VIM. ID. Ea!ciif!. the Senior member OF
the firm of Ra.'clil isr.r Il Hall. started cas-;
on Tuesday mornins/ lie will visit relatives
ami irira..s ia Missouri. Hin ,is ani pc:l,ap. in
Mary lairi. he viii. ia Tact. :. relax ;" fnr sryc-
raj weeks. After Il year or more o! patient lii
Dor ard street attention To his bnsiucss. we are
81. listed that Billy j. c.,,ili,.! ~ brief yac;-
tioI.. and consequently eo.iscnt to his going
without reluctance.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15

sSSDSI,HDItNCS, OR SOIL CHAguINc.''-
How siii~r sex Rsy fs~sinssv a.d grn ~
love AMI a.c ,i,is OF any ,srs,n thy .psc .aat-
y. This snn.,e R.-aiai ncauirrss, ~! can po,s..,
tree, rs mil, f"r g renf, ..r Sh aria
ot!c, h-s i'ti,;, Oracle Dr.,in, HINTS io Ladies
iIrer iip,~. In, bJJ sold -A.tlgxss 4. WILLIAM &
90 Publisher, PGta i;Ihi, q : rf.3
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15

Ms0 10 $40 ia wdii-t- o0r- leads To fortune NJ
A9U Ri-k s:-.n,sr pins sh.et stH.ip v>lr~r,yE
Vs~ TraHRioCE Co., BANKERS .irt Brokers, q
wall-st. NY.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-08-06
S0EETIMES.

Sometimes, when all hfe's lessons have bseh
And sun and stars forevernore have set,
The things which our weak judgments here have
Ths things Ger which We grieved with iashes
VIII aesh before Ms, out OF Iifs's dark night,
As stars shine most in deepest tfnts Of blue.
And we shall see how all Gods plaus were right,
And how, what seemed reProof. was love most
true.
And we shall see, how while we froNn and Sigh,
Gods plans go on ss pest ior you Gus and me
How, when we called Re needed not our cry
Because his wisdom to the end could see,
And cen prudent parents disalOWed
Too much Of sweet 70 craving babyhood,
So God, perhaps, is Keeping from Us now
LIES sweetest things because It seemeth good.
And II sometimes, counningled with Lifeis wine,
We find the wormwc cd aud rebel and shrink
Be sure a wiser hand than yours or mime
Pours out this portion for our lips to drink
And II some friend We love is living low
Where human kisses cannot reach his race
oh, do not blame the loving Father So
But wear your sorrOWs with cbedient grace.
And you shall shortly know that heightened breath
L not the sweetest gift God sends his friends,
And that sometime the sable pail Of death
Conceals the fairest boon His love can SEND
II we could push ajer the gates Of life,
And stand within, and all Gods workings see,
We could interpret sll his doubt and strife,
And FOR each mystery could ind key.
But not to-day. Then be content, poor heart
Gods plans, like lilies, pure and white unfold
We must not tear the close-shut leaves apart;
Time viii reveal the calyxes Of gold,
And II through patient toll we reach the land
Where tired feet, with sandals loosed, may rest,
When We Ehall clearly know and understand,
think that We will say. - God knew the best"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-08-06
Let Them Work.

There never y as truer axiom uttered
than that which couples Satan's name
with idle hands and parents who have
BOYS to bring up should never forget
this. A great many boys are mischiev-
GUS and vicious simply becuse their &C
tivities are not directed in proper chan
nels. and for this their parents are the
only ones to blame. The boy who has
8 sled, possibly of his own making, and
q pocket knife, who has skates for the
winter and kites for the summer, who
has his own garden patch and garden
tools. his own juvenile library of such
books as he loves, his favorite pet ami
mails, is almost sure to be industrious,
happy and free from vice. If he shows
an aptitude for drawing, pencils and
drawing-paper should be supplied +; II
painting, a box of colors should be fur
nished if for type-setting, he should
have a miniature printing press and,
IN one way-in fact, many ways-his
capabilities should be so cultivated that
he Will never be at loss how to employ
his time pleasantly and proftably. In
/ furnishing your boys with wiseiy-se-
/ lected stock of tools, you confer upon
/ them a benefit which IS incalculable.
! To be sure, many knife or gimlet viii
/ be lost and must be replaced before the
! uaD1b u buOG8Ib4uAnCSo ID 1OkAS4 WHICH,
/ will prevent losses tools viii be IN
/ jured, often destroyed; the quiet of
the family viii be disturbed by ham
mering and saving, unless there is a
workshop on the premises; shavings and
such like clean dirt viii be of frequent
occurrt nee in the kitchen, regular chores
will be forgotten and neglected in the
enthusiasm of the boy to finish some
task he has in hand but these circum-
stances are trihing compared with the
benefits to be derived from the constant
and habitual use of tools. "Boys
make men,, and they should be taught
to make useful men; knowledge never
comes intuitiyely; it must be transmit
ted. The father who will not take the
trouble to direct the expanding ener-
gies of his boy, to lead his inquiring
mind to the pastures of knowledge, ever
fresh and fair, and open for the child g
career, humble though it be, is laying
up for himself disappointment, chagrin,
perhaps heaTt-break, IN the future.
When your boy stands at your side,
book in hand, and begs you TO explain
the pictures TO him, don't send him
away until you have done it. Encour-
age him to look at pictures and ash
: questions about them tell him stories
that will stimulate his longings to read
interesting and instructive books, Of
which happily there is no end. Thus
occupied with tools, books, work and
play, he will grow up accustomed Il
find resources within himself, and no
be driven to seek idle or vicious
company.