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One can visit Japanese theatre for
two cents, which is collected at the
door, and fan worth five cents handed
him to use and take home.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-17

A Missouri judge has just decided
that woman is not an old maid until
she is thirty-fve. The Judge has since
become very popular.
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bottles was entirely relieved and am nov en-
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FITtis kfII1AN.
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Dge. II. IS. FIELD
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-IuE-
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0f Jour society nos That il is growa sucI
Il rarity. but have ~ engagement, 50
hope you will excuse me-" With whicl
parting sqaib, and whisper in passing
BE iirm. Florry w-sse lcft the room
And VIC cannot Go bct,cr than follow her
Having proceeded 10 fulfil her en-.
gagcmen,-the rummasing Of Il chest o
drawers, up.stoirs-Julis, who guessed
Charley's errhni we'll enough, waited ioi
him to make ii SnoTn and DO gone. Bul
mover, surely, h1i simple proposal Tor
drive taken such hill, in the ssking
and refusing! Exactly bow long size had
10 na!t. JChs could not sag, 6st ,rerJ
long time. indeed, measured hy hyr pm.
lieHcc. just rs the las. thread OF that
vas giving Way, she heard the oa'side
doar c'ose, snd, lying TO The window,
saw Charley Dcnni.s head bobjing in
and cut between ,Ec tail hollyhock Dor
d,,,. IL less time than ii takes 10 tell it,
ST. Was doHn IN ihc palios. where she
.Jaa' F.o.Il stH sii,chia- away. as ii Tie
completion Of siA gear u,i IluY's lroch
was ,Lo one thing for which the whole
uuj'cr.o was waiting.
AIR said Ja.is, cxl'tan,iy. as she
advanced, "rcyougc IS sweet, let The
.,,,-..,riet- ,,,. ,.t,..t ti,.. 1,t,f ,-,....t =
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NUMBER "a.

which bore mysterious resemblance 10
myself These delifous fantasies were
dispolIed by sharp pang; The anasomSt
had made first incision. saw his calm
face leaning over mei tho crusl blade
viii which be was abou, to make another
and deeper cut his fingers already crini-
son with blood; aud | struggled frantic
sly. Ny operator Immediately Withdrew
bis armed hand, and stood erect. Then,
watching his opportunity, he placed his
righ, foot on the lower part Of my breast
bone. so that by pressure he could sufjo.
cato ne.
"Liston, my nicnd," ho said IL viii
euieayor not to inilro any vital organ.
but il you wrigglc about, shall no: bo
able 20 avoid dJiug Sd. Another thing:
If you"
lie never completed his sontcaco.-
There WAS 4 mighty shock, crash as if
al. ,uc world bad rushed together Twas
SHOT under The scat, where lay Uninjurcd
and ia safety, amid The mo-tAorriyIe din
breaking. tearing, shtitkiag, cries for
help, aaI he roar OF escaping steam.
bad strained the bonds which secured
my elbow, IL the struggle, and the jerk
O, tie collision snapped them 50 that
when began to get my wits together
found my hands free. To liJerato my
lc.s was thea very easy matter, bu! not
to cAuicsle myslll--the next thing | set
about. The whole top ot lie carriage,
from where The stuffed cushion pigt ends,
was carried sheer away; and amid tho
debris which encumbercd ny movements
lay the manglcd and docapi.atcd remains
OF the mailman. vino, intending - asSail
my life, had. by breaking me down 10
q, the bottom yf the ctg!iaSc, saved il.
M0mL.-Whon a,oue ia q railway car
riaSs, it may De worth while 70 take =
look below the scal.-EAylah MIga,ulc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-30

We have no more right to fling an
unnecessary shadow over the spirit Of
those with whom we have TO 10, than we
have 10 fling i stone and iujure thcm.-
Yc. this llingng shadows is 4 very COM
non sin, and one to which women arc
particularly addicted. 0, what blessing
i, 4 merry. cheerful woman in 4 house.
hold. Ouc whose spirits are nota0ected
by wet days, or little di-appointments, or
whose milk OF human kindness does not
sour in tho sunshine Of prosperity. Such
= woman, in the darkest hours, brishtens
the house like li;tle piece of sunshiny
weather. The magnetism OF her smil0.
the electrical bIi Iishlness OF her looks and
movements. infect every one. Thc chill
drcn go to school with a sense OF somo-
thing great TO be aehieyed; her husband
goes into tho world in a conqueror's
spirit. No matter how peop.c worl and
annoy him aIl day, far of her presence
shines, and ho whispers to himself, "At
home silLH ma res! %, Jay ~ ua!'
she literally rcncws his strength and
energy, and if YOU kuow a man with
beaming lace,a kind heart and prosper
Gus business, in nine cases out OF ten you
will find he has 4 vile Of this kind. For
nothing is more certain than that the man
who is married must ask his wife for
permission to be happy and wealthy
Blessed is he who hath . cheerful vile;
the world may be a valley Of strife to
him. bat his home is q land OF Beulah, a
heaven Of rest and quieti and his lie is
made up of cheerful yesterdays, and
confident to morrows.-[Golden Age.
Cod gives everyone roses, sooner or late.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-30
Stlrttf0 Stotg.
A LITTLE FOOL.


Florence Reed was The li,,,e fool. aud
Ja.is Wills. her cousin. /, WAS vh, c..ls.
. ,l Lcr SO. You can Judge between them
/ i( vou like; i, is stor, thtt wiz, me-,
take long ia ;he lcllias.
Florcnce-or Forry. ror nobody ever
dreamed OF ca.as her anything else
Eoyty Reedwas uol Ia The l,a,tuha, one
would call q bgaaly bu.th.a she Agd lhe
-ale-, eye, aal the >weete-r Ii..S jon the
world. S'm,,hiu- SIS, icr>t % ri1t cH.c'
Charley p.aai,Aad Observation-Disclosures.
aalh i-teu much i' L. believed ila, ne
spoke as one "a' sDoo.j A"n" oa t.t
saasc;.
The .wo lad been lovers i9r qai.c a
va.e: .oye,- a,-- lal,as one m'y say.
mI cvcybeds haD"s l.' ;he bal is thc
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man who was envoloped in wrap-. tho
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rle rom,'o Turks o, oyilor, window
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s,i,c mi,
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d,,y, ! tr,o ~, my h., n., q, 81 candy
p,ccc ol uccdlevorE won IN bazaar
rattle. liz NV pipe. cut my papers, and
bcyan 10 enjoy myself
! snt in The lcf, hand corner. with nv
boc, O., Tho engine ,bsorbeJ in bio law
soi,. l. is GREAT finn 10 read = cross exam
jaaiion. arl watch how = clever lawyer
-, ,.o,. q ma, no,.,ro lir,serr "T,
r.aI,..I,,., liEo crime rc,n,rscd
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and fixed in heir expression, and nose
a,ailiuc, bis mouth slit. Ho was of middle
height. spars bul yiry: iudesd. bi,muscle
mus, have been exceptionally elastic and
feline. for ,ou would have neyer thought
to look \, him that he could stow himself
ava; under the scat ora,ailw,y carriage
90 conlpactly.
lie contemplated me, with hi, chin in
bis right hand, and his rich, elbow ON his
leifhsad, he sad thou. .mmlly: "Justso
And Tor lhc good OF society in TIC loul
ran-aa adniirnbl. sentiment. mv dear
let it be a consolation to You. if should
cssso yen liti!e annoyance"
l!o took sha.rcen spectacle case from
hi. pocket, wiped The sIasse. carefully
with n six handkcrchieL and adjusted
thcm careull; on his nose. Then he
produced an oblonc box which he unlock.
cl anl placed Oil one Of the seats. Aacr
which he sat down quietly in tho place
which had occupied dyo minutes before
4 position which brought him close over
ny head and chest, as lpy supiuo and
helpless at bis feet.
"D1 yoa kno" any,hia- OF anatomy p
he asked. was as completely in his
power as a witness ia The cross e4aminin.
eounecl's, and prudence dictated that !
should be equally ready 10 answer The
most frivolous and impcr,iuont questions
with poi,cness. said iAat did not.
All" he said; "wcll perhaps you may
have heard of the spleen? Exactly. Now
-c.cuce las never been alb, to liad or.
,.e u.o Of t..,t organ; und The man wLo
l,auca.hcd that kuov,sl,e 10 posterii,
would rank Uth the tis,o,erer Of lac
circulation OF the blood. and confer an
incs.ima5.o b.ncG. on humanity Tor the
remainder OF lie worlds lease. now
propose 10 G.sscc. yuu.
You will not .c, much glory for that,
said /. forcing myself TO sc,mIoiakc hi,
Outrageous practical Joke In good p.r..
Am ungrajclul generation may no. profit
by Your discovery, aad it Til. iuHliiJiy
hang ioa.'
NJ; 50, ao b'aaGiy replied Il am
. sargcou nAo once had q very consider
a9.c practice, ba! had 10 stand my tial
70. m experiment, which proved fatal to
ono OF my patients. The jury, unable TO
understand ihc sacrifices whichan earnest
Inquirer is ready 10 oler at The shinc Of
science. declared me mad, and was
placed IN confinement. lon see that
can ac. wiki imru"iiJ.
And he opened the box. broke ont
IN cold sweat. Was It real' Could The
man he IN o'Tne't' But sad l.
surely yol can seI dead bodies 20 disioc'
Without h'5Ing TocoarSa to crime And
again, If generations OF ana,omsts have
failed in twenty thousand Investigations
to discover The u'e OF the spleen-ii you
yourself have !'i.ed hitherto, why should
you suppose 'h't This one attempt should
be more successful than the others.
"Bccagse, my dear sir, said the man,
with the smile Of ono who has caught :
bright idea, AL former Investigations,
including my 'cwn, have been made on
dead subjects, while propose 90 examine
your vital organs wt,h a powerful mag.
ai'yiug aass, while they ar, czcrtng
their normal functions.
"Wha,.' g,susL "You will never
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wondered pi,oou,ly, when, the festival a
m end, they drove back through Iht
cy cning together, could this berthe same
I Charley. who,on That very road, only
few hours before. had said-wcli. it was
moi so much ,rhll he had said on the way
and especially the look. with which b,
bud said it.-could this bo the same, thi
distracted individual who had to keel
: rousiug himself ont of some rcvcry ovcr
what? The charms Of M = Adci,
Brent? Tlorry greatly feared Il.
Yes. that was H. New brooms sweet
clean. and Miss Adelas nonnccs an,
lrizzes had swept Charley quite away
from his moorings. In a week she coulr
Itl,u him round hcr .Rue fnger; in NJ
o,hcr. lac had a, completely dcssrtcd "'hC
soDeSt eyes and sweetest lips, - rs !! III
ana many Ike speech lad been Jra
empty air.
II Fiorry had been heroine, she woul,
probably have broken her heart: have
taken to'wriliog poetry and rcArcin, her
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Rates q Advertising.

$500 Per Near---l.5O IL Paid in
Advance.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-12

We PUBLISH TO THE WoRLD-The
remarkable medicinal properties OF the
"Queen's Delight" No medicine is
30 we'll known and recognized among
eminent physicians as valuable thera-
peutic agent as the Queens Delight.
Some doctors think it ranks next to
calomel in its Alternative psws.s. A
learned doctor thus speaks OF it:
"QUKEN's DELIGHT" seems TO- exert q
power upon every eel anil molecule Of
the body. and modiGas their fnno.
tion and condition. JIG yesnfes both
the fluids anil solida. and impreases
upon them cuydtipe Influence nne.
qualed by any other imedicine. In
chronic diseases Of the, THROAT, there is
no agent compared with It in value. It
relieves the cough, obviates the night.
sweats, improves the appetite, and
often induces return to health under
the most unfavorAble circumstances.
In consumption and bronchial dis
eases, the use of "Queen's Delight"
has been marked with signal advan.
tage. Queens Delight manifests de-
cided impression on the mucous men,
branes, changing their condition by it's
alternative powers. Rheumatism, both
acute and chronic. obey promptly the
searching powers OF this medicine;
aching limbs and back cease to tor.
ment, comfort and health is rest
In diseases OF the liver. spleen,
bladder and skin, the Queens Delight
may be used with great benefit. For
the cure of any of the many diseases
incidentt to the summer season, iS can
not be excelled, and We would recon-.
mend every family 10 have bottle Of
it in the bouse at all times, in case OF
sudden sickness. It is no whiskey or
vinegar preparation, but pleasant al-
terative tonic, which has cured thou.
sands and kept tens of thousands in
good health. For dyspepsia and weak
stomach, the liver and kidneys, coughs
and sore throat, the lungs and splitting
of blood, loss of appetite. sick head.
ache, diarrh0a and dysentery, fever
and ague, bilious fever, cholera morbus
and cramps. palpitation of the heart,
broken.down nervous system. neural.
gin and rheumatism. purifying the
blood. inflamed and sore eyes, when
caused by impure state of the blood.
Get bottle OF his great NJ edicine. Pre-
pared only by E. Fl. HEINITsH, druggist
and chemist. July 1G
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-12

Grasshoppers have disposition to
eat up things in Algeria also; but there
nature has provided remedy against
them, in. tho form of "natural ene-
my" This is an insect apparently in
digenous here, and never classified by
the entomologists. It deposits its eggs
in the same hole in which the grass
hoppers have deposited theirs, thus
taking advantage of their labor. The
eggs of the "natural enemy" hatch
first, and his young either live on the
grasshopper eggs or destroy the com.
ing grasshopper early in life. This
natural enemy does no harm to the
crops. Now, then, Uncle Sam, what's
the use of your Agricultural Depart
nent. if it cannot, import and natural.
ize this fellow? ~
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The Tll.on-Beeoner .what i. IT,"

The TIlton-Beecher ..yVhat Is It,"
By wHALTER T1TMAN.
Incomprehensible ,thingumbobl Gi.
gantio mystery!
Cyclopean suggestion of might, could,
would or should,
Battling the wherefores, and by dark
ness illimitable surrounding the
everlasting "Why not?"
Starless. sunless, and even by gus-light
Observation-Disclosures of ques-
Cimmerian triumph of intellectual
Prize pumpkin of modern riddlesl
Potage of snarled twine and tattered
spider-webs ecclesiastical.
Himalaya of bamboozlement!
Great craw-fsh of the social seas and
sacerdotal likewise.
Odiun. the6logicuna, and go and come
again,
Which if to be, or not. is whs. or
which,
Here seeing that by what we think we
And nothing see at all.
Squirm. wriggle. twist,
Git in, git out, git under and on top;
Lie low, lie high, lie everywhere.
Squat, kick, bite, pinch,
And utter thy barbaric yawp
Above the roof Of muddled Christen-
dom!
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE
LyBrand & Son

TAkE ,plearnre in calling theattention
Il ot the public To an examination Of
their STOCK Of MUSICAL MERCHAN-
Disc. consisting OF Pianos. Church and
Parlor Organs. Melodeons, Violing, Gui-
tars, Banjos, Flutes, Accordcons, Brass
and Silver Band instruments OF ali kinds.
Also, Sheet Music and Instruction Books
for every clat nf Musical Instruments on
rsnl nj nli Tines. We are Sole Agents for
the state 1T South Carolina OF Esiey Co.'s
OlrAGE ORGANS. Sheet Music .ent by
mail. post paid. on receip, OF price: and all
kinds Of hIu~ica Goods sent hy Express.
whom ordered. 70 any part Of tho state,
markoa g Is. d. Guod Socon6-hnnd ri.
amos md Nrganr for sale cheap. FOR cash.
Pianos Organs and Melodcons Tuned and
Repaired in II satisfactory manner. and
will give" spe"ia lattention to Packing, Re-
moving and Shipping Pianos Tor Other par
ties to any point desired, at moderate @
prices.
promptly ATTENDED OF and .at-
isfaction guaranteed to those favoring uo
with their patronage. Send for our cata-
loGuc OF Sheet Mnsicand Musira! McrcEan-
disc. Richardson street, fcw,!0orsebovc
PHu:SIX pnicc. Columbia. sc. Now
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Wilmington, Columbia and Aug r r
GENERAL, PASSENGER DFpApr

0GNGnAb TdSocNGER DEPART..
COLUMBIA, y. G., May 10 1874.
&24@ 1&g dule . viii iiibU"ns be- opersted nehel
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN 30 TRAIN NO
Leave Golumbia......: 100 am 845pm
tlorence...- III 25p pm 2.1Oam
Arrive WImington... 7.15 pm *7.15 m
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN NO l TRAIN NO 3
Leave Wilmington. SEQ m t6.1Op m
Florence. ........ 400 m 11.97 m
Arrive Columbia...... 9.65 . m 400 m
Train No. 2, from Columbia, is an accom-
modation to Florence, and there come cts
closely with N. E. Il. r. and at atWilmington
with ". d W. r. J. 10 all points North.
Iraln No. from, Columbia is fast Ex-
press, making through connections, allrail,
North and South, and water line connec-
tions TIA Portsmouth.
Train No. I. from Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with N. f. II. R. for
Charleeton, and is an accommodation train
thence to Columbia.
Train No. 8, from Wilmington, is a fast
Express, conn ectipg closely from and to all
points North and South. Through tickets
sold and baggage checked to ali principal
points. Pullman palace sleepers on night
trains. breakfast. DINNER. tSupper.
accommodation Train No. Q leaves CO.
iumbia daily, Sundays excepted. Express
Train No. leaves Columbia every night,
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A. POPE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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A MACHINE Duel Atlanta is the
city of all cities 81 sensations. The
latest development in that line is O
savage war of wofds between two first
class sewing machine agents, which
promises to end in q duel.