Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-17
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tFcaps May, sthe othsr day hins
hundred snappiDg naackerels Meighmgt
koysE fSqr tens, were saptHrea las a.i.
ft6fIf You wans to know whether iySaar G
yoHrigreat unele stood in his ssithmetie
/ GLASS; Just run for Office and you ii know
it,all. tdnoil or = a19f ton s3<Iiiao 2it iff
5-tsIn Paris there aEel lsix, ihnndredranD
i sevelty-one women who serve as models =
for painters and sculptors. Ihe age Of
tthes largest number is from sixteen go
+ twenty years. h atiitagfas 4iit ytii YTGss
77fs.s' A. home withont children is, like !;
heaven without, angels, says o Ken !,
Esncisy paper. Y We i16t want him IS get
ttous OF bed four times 70 night foria,es
month At tsh t0 keep the bapyis legs covered
4.f-AIi IIndiaaa phi1an.hropist wentttoi
g % tEy to q touch m thsir bet better FEELINGS. GI M
and he came home barefooted on top p
of his head and pfferad the government,
81, 600 t9 help cgyEy, on the var. .,.;t
IA Galveston man who died the
I other day left ts the sufm of i've Thousand u
dollars IA q fnnd to defend persons who d
kill southern. railroad baggage smash
| ers." We won 't BAY that the man il. I'M !
khaaven, n but siSre believe he: liBhnsar i
enough TIP, hear the, best of the music 9. iIeu
Pm L's You SEQ, said bar. r.keeper, whose :.
| iihairlwent off to the left with q massiye
curve like the baiusteri ofya hotel stairt1o
csssie,, aud whose diamond ring Was worth. 81
era and hgain there's bar-keepers Some a
OF tbemlain,t fit except to Jerk beerfahdo.
THROW Idead beats out of, doors, but take
some OF tie artists and they'd make
Isaac Newton get behind tree-box. !.
| There's New York Tommy-he never 4;
hands q glass, but just gives it q spin
on the marble. T'tell you it is worth
travelling o mile to see him sling q tum-s
bier. He used to smash $40 worth of !,
gIasga week. He was old pie, ne was,
MARY Mapes Dodge writes these 2
i pretty nursery Ghymes :la eftlss 'aodtiR .
Two little girls are better haapnerii 1,l an
tsIs SHss cam cam dSRGIe ba ahs es
51IIwo little arms can love mother best, .a.; =,
\ oIIY9 little ponies must go to span,
L Two Ettle pockets has my little maI,
1a .TwO little eyes to open and close,
! II Two little ears and ono little nose, ,1aI
/ Two little elbows, dimplsd and sweet, 3, !.
Two little shoes on two little feet, ~ a'iitp
| Two little lips and one little chin, y, = S.
\ Two little cheeks with q rose set in, -"
II Two little shoulders, chubby and stropgn9 q. :
we s ss lsss sansieg q asy aslSeg iSeg
Two little foded hands 81 soft 3 and and brown, ROW
| Two little eyelids cast meehly down.
| d And two little angels guard him in bed,
| One at the foot aud one at the held. IS I :
I'm the memoir of Stanislas de Gil
rarllin, who owned the dominion of I
Ermenonville, there is an account Of
visit to that place Of the first Napoleon: -
AT the tomb of Rousseau hetsaid, as I,
Brecounted in, the memoirs, ts.It would
have been better for the repose OF s.;
France if this man had never existed j.
"Why 2S' X 4 said aid De Girardiip. :. He pre-
FITS Il seems Sns to te1 @e.s said i the proprietoi ii
st that it il, not for .youl to oFcomplaip lofl
! the revolution" Z. s.Well," said Napee-
| leon, "the future will know il 1t !wonIdu
not have abeen better for France that .
| neither Rousseau nor myself had ever
existed" He was then first consul. ~
Some conception Of what has been
1 achieEed by the iron disciplinel of theTl
German army may be had from this de- :.
scription of the German military bow 90
1'a Imagine an toak plank, fIsixa feet in
pheight, with Q hinge in the middle. !,
draw itself up to perpendicular, and
iwithIa quick movements snap the hings'
forward and back again, and yop will
have some idea Of the gracefulness OF
the executed movement, and Of ftheEr
shock one has OF first, when, he fears
that the performer has been seized with
! a sudden oramp that is about to pet the q!
better ofiim at .theRers oinent3 ha is, S
being introduced, and You wish to play
4 theagreeable."
| Il, Lit is rather curious, says New
York letter, that the best eabi lliaid SplaSAA
ers seemed to be of Celtic origin
French or irish. z American players nc. =
count for this by asserting tbatsit is .bero,
cause they were all originally billiard :,
markers, and were therefore early and
! continually trained to the game. Itliss
certainly true that this, was the heain-,,i +
ming of Phelan, Caynnagh, DAILY. Slos- !
sin and Tim Flyn, and the. great French :,
players now in this country are said to
4 haye had n similar origin, The foreign
| 1,era retort on Dion ahd Other Ameriean1- CAN
! players, with the!assertion that it sis notJl'
practice or, training they. want, but !,
| pluck and method. They criticise the
4 ilAmerican habitlSf ssnrtsingp the game 20
Iinstead OF making brilliant strikes and :.
daring dashes into the heart of the enc
my's country -
The Navajos a. arel remarkable peoeis q
| pie, and their history and advancemeft u
in certain branches Of akilled workman-
ship have excited the Curiosity of the
ethnoIogist and the historian. For over
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