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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19
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4 0eatle 1souke.

4 lady, riding in . car on shs New
York Central Railroad was disturbed
u her reading BY the conversation d
two gentleman occsPyiag the ssas just
bsfcrc her. Ous of them seemed q
b student efsoms college % his way
home tor ! vacation.
Hs used much profaas Language. great
y to the anuoyancs Of tho lady.
She thought he would rsLukc hin
sad ~ begging pardon for iuterrupsing
then sAs asked she y.nng student Il
b bad studied The lsngu ages.
"Yss, madam; | hare mastered tho
languages quite we'll"
DO you read and speak llebrcws''
"Quits Ausasly."
win yoa be % kind % 70 do me l
small favorg''
with great pleasure. Ian at your
servicsy"
"Will you b % kind - to DO your
swearing il Hsbrsw,"
W. may we'll suppose the lady VS.
not annoyed any more BY tho ungsn,ls.
aaaly language Il this woald.bs ssn-
tlsmsn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19

f&r#s ~*~r@ N. sA+w~* "A ssasA s@'
~ = ~sssa~tts~ Go ! ss.&s@~.
~ssA .~~sssslas ! sss~a sss&~ sei
rt~saaw. ss~~~s4~ ~ A~Aw2sa y !
\, s~s~m~ %sssssAsas~ sAs ts~asts
"A tss~A sAs~~. s~a y \ ss~ssAsa
ssi~ss TtssA ss~~sssa sssA a~sss s~~,
sv~M @~ll ~tsi<a assA~ss = r.ea
f,~sA sss~%a ftvw r&@s~~si rss.>rra
e~~S~s@ssa~sis .w~A~eseA 4 t~ssss
TrwsA strsArs@e s~s~sss~is N@~ N,
&stsA. 4 s~s v~A A~k. .s*esasrs N,
siNisssl.~s 4 rssAs ssA s+~~s AsmA,
ss~e~NsAAiins a~a AsrsaA~sr%. N.
iAsAs 4 resAssss M beast, ~eAes'
is~ss. w eu~~%Ftie~s " A~sl r&~~. \
s~Alsss asrNsis~. a~a N l.snal~.
srs~e. As4 tse& ~ i~assss ~ N.
y@sfsss. NJ ese~N ~ sA@As n sAsr
III, h t~sas md NJ es~nA ~ h sAs,
- ssse ssskes II MI 81 Aas~esiss,
msssss~. ftvm - tAsns ssseess essbiM
-. ~ sAsssssh ~ asss pssNses sht~k,
~ which sAAll rtrsM ssr eAassesss,
Pstsas sss llvs. psesres css ~mk II
~ WsssA. saa = - ~ c~r ssvsnal
AeMs.
Cias Y -, with yss shs ssse-
tica that nskss es~saass ~ ever u.
srsasias ssssnioss - shs health VI
sAoseas, thsssa fsll u pssaiss, hss
bss jsss bsssa. lit - guided hy
ths sawavsrias ceavissieas cf ssstA,
sAsssA sndia8 ssly With yssr brsash,
y shall yield yoa oil aloag, ~ sieA,
ripe fruits u csissrs. Toll ~ tsssh
as,a asssnity. Toll ehessfnlly. hops.
fslly. lovingly; and The world and yca
alike saall rsap sbs absadsas harvest,
Feeding - she hearts core ths solemn
lsy q Ne moWcat. and soovsd b. Z
synpathy which shs tsasas fails y ~
ssr. - Who have esi'lsd your shcsghss
fos the Las four ysars nov eoasscrats
your lives 70 tsssh, - duty end .
ssasslses sGost. With The benedict
ion q love aud seaSdsacs " send you
cus % take yosr Plassa. svsn - fore
'noss u you will, aueas shess sterling
.sa and women Who are shs pissssrs
ef mind. and whose sloughs. born Of
purity and sarnsss cesvicsion, soatrols
popular opinion. Prsjscss and leads ~
form. rcssraius intellectual license,
mulsiplies tho resources of industry.
and givss character. nos only 70 thsa-
Dslvss but % The ago in which they
live.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19

q just ruh''s nee sdllicn " ~. cub.
VI verNrtt.s Celebrated GssMY ~ the
rad cal cure without snssl .tmcl III Bt,eriMA.
istriara ~ Seminal Weaansas, involuntary
senslnAi tessvs. lmt,sAeney. NshtAI snd Physical
tnfnpaety. tnt~slM MvMis 20 Marriage. rte, 4sls,,
ceNsunpiso,, k,,il~psy aMd f,tA, induced W s.ii.
liHlHivsnss sexual sstsasAga1ce, ~.
~ Price, In aralsd vnsslor~. as,ty six cents
TIE celebrated author. W tbs Adutlrnh:e tAsAy.
eteasly dsuss.stsssee. Dvsn Thirty years saeue6e.
~ rsA1rs. that thr alarming consequence VI
s~fAbuss may er rad salat enrri witheul th~ dan.
xerems use Df sntsrna1 Mrl sns ~ the application
VI THE M f~s poIn. nv MI. meAs NJ ours - rt,ss
ataps, rsftalh ind uliet tmas. hy meals VI wklsh
rvsty smNsrer. m matter What Ms condition. may
w.. may eMs~ hmssif ~heAIay. privately, sAd
radteaity,
4e'T1s Leisure y. u,d hs III the hsuls of every
yotish and sssfy i,aH In thr land.
sent under svai, In plan eDvslnlr. u any ~.
dtss~, pest paid on receipt u sx ee1i. or sws pos.
stAnsts.
address tbs Publishers,
rttA4. J.t. klLNkA co..
VI n"wsry. NV York, vset ONE Hex. Ns'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19

A Minsssesa paper plalnaivsly says:
TAs Dcn0cvsaic days have come,
The aAdslssl ol silc year:
And llke tIsc lrnvcs III autumn.
thur hoqcs orc bsown and M.Se.
j esstlsaAM h shs siess bsDiasss
ssds shb aslsmaal ssa . tle s1ilsr
q the Detroit Free rssee:
'Tis aususnn. and ~ lssves ass ~.
Aud rnstle q ths SF0and.
Producing u ord q Cleass
Ata sridiaG Goa pss pousA.
Lock Qua for ..rsfor." II shs sspir-
iag term ofshs present Coagrss. The
efforts u DsM. nstlsr II tAb digectios
will b frantic, He nay s,sa dss1ds
. lsy his back pay apsa The altar q :
nsssssitoss essnsry.
Dr. Ayer-ls.s eaodida,s ~ Oos-
grs0-is taking alssrnssc dorss d 10
..l'ills" and Cherry Pscssral. Hs
viii soon know how II " hlnssll.
Now York Mail
Tho editor Of shs Caps Aaa Alvss-
tissr seys that Z clean shirt = 90 of
.vossan's bsss gifls ,o .nss!-0olea
PoAe. ~s
President urant attribute shs iic
Repahfcan defeat chiefly . ths Civil
Riehsa bin. hs ~lll not. probat( y.
sgSia rsssnusna Il N ~ nsesses ~
oortrsss.
''Dy THAR fsuiss - sLall ksow
shsW.' An orchard planted By, y.
Webster yielded thirteen hus41s'l
bushels q arrles this ysar.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19

yaIluss - San Fransiscs q ! 1rn
which has acted . tho agent sf ths
0sangsssia their heavy ventures o.
wheat directly shipped ftcn that city
y Europe. wss annosaesd rsesntly
Il cane On the hscls u rescluliese
passd by The Granger declaring
thar confidence II ths 6rm. II nay
b inferred that they, like oshsr 30
pls sev 70 mercantile b1sinso. srs
bsginaing With lev nlseakss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19
10 Clean Paint.

There i very simple method 70
clean alnost any kind Of paint that be-
bseeme dirty, and II our housewives
would adopt it Il would save them )
groat deal " trouble. providsa . plate
With so.s Of ths Bust whiting ~ Be had
and have ready some clean warm water.
> Bit Of Aanusl, which dip isto Tho
water aud squeeze nearly dry; then
take - much whiting - viii adhere 10
Il; apply i 70 the painted surface. when
. little rubbing viii instantly rsnovs
any dirt Or grease. Afser which. wasA
she part veil with clean water, rubbiae
Il dry with solt chanois. Paint thas
cleaned Looks = we'll . when 6rss
laid %. without say iajury 70 The noss
delicate colorv. and does not require
mere than hah the time and labcs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19

CouLpn'r SpsLL i1.--.What u u
Katyf" ssked the teacher. ~ che 40.
siced the tiny, upliftsd hand,
Katy sat with slats and pencil be-
fors her. cvidsnsly much Psrplsxsl.
"Will you please ssll me how y
spell tunkan!"
What ID the wordy"
"Tunkan! / don't know 70 spell
t."
"Tell ne what you wish 10 writs."
said sds teacher. pusslsa IN her turn.
II want TO writ~. love my tsaehss
more than tunkan (tonyus casl
tell.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19
4 ss~~ n As&s |

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y ss~ss.s~a s~fsils k~4--as ls<~s
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vs~Nsss ~aA = r. a IL sl&~t 80
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- y shss sssfs M sAs ss~s ~ ssssA.
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l~~ss@ Vi fsir#ls .s<~,ssa Asa .sssse
u ~ SIDE Jes~ re ~v~ssrymsa -.
tered. end u dsasa .aks A~es.s 49,
eae T. maAs ar hs nasl sAss ~ seAss
- msrairr Ai@ 1hs rssMssynaa
slrks LrN.
Says hs--"tsec sos-g,-i sse.~ss~.
iaT' rs.ss-sir /"
S.-"uee-sce--reea mm-mssNiae
You've se.ss. eli y
c--.'p.-de;je-de yaa ~s.wa. vans
u Ias buy ~, ~hi.~hi-~L,ss Ss-bs.
lsansy"
S-"No-ao.as I do-do dvn't. &c.
3 % 10 sh-th.shsslsr sisA ysss y.
6sans' whs-~ho you Goct.mockiag
sis."
C.."Who.vhc-whc ars ycu-,cs
mock seckiag yoarssl-.slf. ge-ee-ssll.
d-darn yoai"
S.---"Gs-gs-css sst " ny-sy sss
store, you yos t-s-shsaasrin o-s-vlA
sco-scc~s sc0sadrcl yoa.."
C---"l'M-l'm.ra : ses-gSe-esoA
ri.nsi-miud 70 70 kno-kss-knoek ysu.
ysur lar-dar-dsrasd o-s.ell hss-hsad
oG."
Here S-ssissd . twe-poaad
weight and rsshsl for him. bot r.
sMd bis lsisads ran 10 snd stsppsd .
light. The naddcr s,usssring nan
GETS The more hs shutters. - ySu can
imagine whore The laugh comes in.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19

sNs ATs tAsa rs~n 80 - As~g4s
Fss~ - ep~.Na# ~ tsswAes r.
hsse gsss -, ss~s~as ~ saH~ 4 /.
aHnts ss.~s
NA~sas sssss ~ @~-nsasstr a ~
! hsws fs~sAs, ~ ~aa stss@a VI ~~.s
s~s ~ '~*sss~s. -, - hs.. -,
ssNsa s's t&~eas N ts.-~~ s*tlss
NvssAs. ~sms sassasA ~ tAas&se.
aHa ssaas y N. 80 s.~~isasa - Ass
: vssis#s "A sst4eshsrAi ,Measms~s,
~ ~ ~ w. fsy~. ~ smasa III.
sssvs l'A~iks sas> s~4 v~ss.sa ~
fss%s u ! +ss. sHa W. ssssA saAan1
~ aaAsssa, t*s~as~d ~ as.t AsM .
lss s,siex Mn sssss. N as@ sss1s ~
a.aik~s,is~ arrived, Agssss l~sw ssss.
shat W IL Ms sh.sssasis ~. ssa
M ~sss earsFsiis and shs@ ysMa shr
f.lle~iag s~rl,i
Dtsa ssR--i regret thar ] vas sss
little mere skrlssa N W., lang~se@
yesterday. i"ss 6gssss ~.~lA iMrl,
shss - ssarrss.,sa No - being n
s'rssa v layine yssr rai'r,aa. ~hsrsss
! ~isL saly b hire eas css me trip.
When desire a. purchase ! railraaa.
| sAsil hint sns that IL hsld as
lower sas~s tLss y ss
II. RAs
The rsssls was that I'd. was haassd
~. md aegotissioes saseseA into BY
which b gcs lh car - : rsasoasbls
price. % ~ ground. - believe. of
bsiag : sssidsat u Nsvs1s, sAesgsl
j. esildins sp ~ sesassy.
-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19
HD2EZS.

INlLwONT1l HOUSE,
Bi j. A. DfLWORTH,
cmgseO, Iowa.
South cNFt corner Elm and Market NJ.
south " the depot.
This aims ~ hc the hest kept hons~ In
town. hns the lnrgcxl barn III HE place con.
nectesi With u, plenty of winter. and caro-.
fml hnsilcrs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19

lit i - desperately dasgsrosA for
Northern man 10 g down South. ho~
doss Il cone thst - asay of cur cisi
ssss allow their wives snd 1asghters
20 70 dow there and stay ~ winter
Why havsa't shs shivalry ifssd The
ssalp u or Brotbs Bsssaict u ths
Herald. Who frsqusnss the southern
coass! W. don't Ike ~ tbiak u lvsias
him. and heviag his gray hair and
sprinklsd whisksrs hitchsa % ~ bslt
ef : southern rsGaiai Why ~illhs psr.
1T Il rssaias y asassross ssoua1!
lsas isa't 4 siagslar ths dspssr y ~,
discovered before election. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19
- WIN.

Men olssa speak u fbrsaking Tho win
u . ebiiA, bus Il sssms 10 ~ tLa,
they bssssr break The neck. The ~ill
sssds rssslati.a, not destroying.
saSsM - ssoa break shs lsss of horse
IN training hin. - ! shild'a will.
would dissipliss asA develop i iaso
harnsaious proportions. | nsvss ysl
bsssd q : will il iasslf tso s,roag. 1ors
sbsa % arm 40 sighsy, o. mind ~
mighty. y uiaa ~ comprehensive
u iss grasp. and too pswsrfsl ~ n
hold. The inssraetion of children
sAeulA - sush = % ssimAas. iaspiss.
sasaia. bas ase y hsw. sss aAd carve;
q | wosla always srsss ehild y ! livs
tree, whish - % - Aslrsd - ersv;
never asdEy. dssd stnbss. 70 bs csrv.
- into this Or shss shape, and % have
ssssAia noldings sreovsd upon i. A
live erse. sad not assd ti&bsr. h ~.
~ htsle ehild -Thsodoss Parker.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19

|n N. FULLER,
JUSTICE or THE PEACE.
l.iME srniSas. l1owARp corxrY, Iowa.
Collections attended 70 and rrocscsla
prom Nv rvintstd. vl4n9l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19

Bad dsbss--O~ins gvudgss,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19
',Jo'ls . BROWN
PAINTER AND GLAXlER,
1kL.stD, IOWA

Would respectfully announce ilMi ]
~, prepared to glyn prompt attention and
satisfactory attention ~ aIl kinds Ut work
hclungins 10 any brancl, III my profession.
Shop South hide III Market street. nearly
opposite tlm Elevator. l3il
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19

nlGELOW HOtsE,
Mct;AEuon, Iowa.
i. BI6EiOW. Proprietor.
Free 1'us 10 a,sl from all trains. 4b.i5
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19
IlvM. BALLARD.

MN. BALLARD.
tiinao. taNA.
VIII repair clocks. md guarantee
satisfaction. Ever. r'ofk warranted IN run.
I,ilpg nlans ,nir defective clocks ~ lila
residence. On lIIgh siprt. wcsl ~ thu
Webster House. anil h. will srl them right.
thnfIcs reasonable.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19
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fAH

Manufactures NJ MI kinds of
| TIGHT AND FLOUR UAl,lEI.
WARE,
Weed. Iron and i,tas- hound ware repaired
..iua If, ~ulitl, sI,lc III i,uiltu,tl Track
near the Iipiud lluliHr. i.'.vll
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19
- II. MILLER.
UoNSr, sim mi rusvIugr
I.f,UltHy.

u
Guaranteeing full satisfaction tar either
brunch IN work. shop ns.r ls,iHseil's
Mapnn shop Mrst nf LIN. on RaIirpad
street. ndsl5if
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19

NJ lts. r. w. LEE,
TEACHER or vncsL Ann INSTRUMENTAL
Mrnir.
(NEslU, IOWA.
sllnMhOOfls liOlr x/OSi, New
KrNeOreH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19

hi connection with stssEli.s WAGON
amor. anil 1irg prepared 10 perform all
Kinds II work Il. the hpst style and NJ fair
mstr. would solicit share uf patronage
from friends, anti generous public.
lrcsss Nuy. H.. is.t,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-19

@sI.s - - @e~ ssssssw0sy v1s8W
towards period whore no dogaas,
wbsshsr q science o. rsllgioa. oaa b
forced upon ~ unwilling aiad. and
whom persecution ior opisisas saks
shall b. known no more forever. Du,
whoever dafss 70 sspposs that hil
own single taper will s1ilss 70 ills,a.
Inc Tho vast drmansnt u srsth and
pale tho starr which genius and ssudy
havs ~ therein. viii 1Ad that ~ tiny
light viii only show tho dssknes thai
h near him and bring out IL faint snd
fsasassio shadows saly .hs objssss shal
shrong BIZ worry path. Evidently shsss
y wide rsgioa whoss besdsrs or u.
divilual acratisy osa never par and d
which therefore faith alone can ssts
possesuioa. All shs gold W nssd On,
MT eoas 20 y - virgin freshness fron
tho washings of tlo Mill. even II Il
wsre dsg thousand ysars ago. where
mine and ,aiasrs ars unknovn. even i
\ hss ulnss psussd shr0ugh ! stossand
unknown hands, yss Il i have ths ring
u ths true isstal ana ths stamp d d,
authorized miss. you nay rsssivs I
with equal safety. Faish-she God,
appetass1 ssspIsssst d 10 ssssos
and ~ ssusss -rsjses Asr giAs snt
aad ssr nsalal ssqslsilisas vill y
poor indeed. raith--tbs ssposs d
the sDnloa IT, own intuitions-rejsc
her gilla M ~ dAskacs closes aroual
~. Osr ialsllscsssl skies may b
| soashed with shs ostseYstched hand
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-03-05
OR SAL |.

TENHE Subscriber offers ior sale ,h.
Il wcll-known, Plantation "AIcCan,'.
Villa, situated i'll Orangchnrg County.
fifteen miles due cast Of the Couvt House,
OH the five notch Road, containing scvcn
hundred and ti.ty-scven acres, more ol
less, with the privilege Of two Hundred
acres more, recently conveyed to rly son.
The latter place having cn it single
story dwelling. iuv, rooms, one fire -placc.
kitchen, stable, barn, &c, and abou.
twelve or fifteen acres cleared land
On the larger place is
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-03-05

WE publish this week part from the
DAY Book" the speech of Hon. w. nj.
Robbins from North Carolina, delivered
Mt Congress. 1t deserves careful read
ing; it is full of truths which if they do
not arrest the attention of Congress, at
least deserve to be reprinted, that the
world may see the animus of radical
tyranny, aiming as it does to destroy the
social fabric Of Southern society, and to
rob our children Of therights they inherit
under the Constitution. The children of
white men do not desire to be lowered to
the platform of interiors, why should
white rulers (miscalled statcsmen) insist
upon degrading and mongrclizing their
race. Senator Robbins has aimed giant
blow, aud his enemies must recoil from
him, who is their equal in debate, and
their superior in what ennobles the man
and patriot.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-03-05

The appearance Of Van Pelt, the con- !
yerted saloon-keeper of Ohio, on the plat
form osthat State, proves q strong tick et
for tho praying women who are laboring3
SO earnestly i'll the cause Of temperance.
Van Polt made his debut before an i'm,
mensc audience in Xenia the other eve
ming, and the applause that greeted him
as he appeared on the platform appears
to have inspired him with lofty ideas.
He is by no means n polished orator, nor
is he gifted with ready tongue; but ap-
parent earnestncss and the straightfor-
ward manner in which he relates his
recent experience bespeaks him close at
tention and moderate success. Van Pelt
said good word for the women, declar-
ing that as man he felt rather weak in
Ohio, where the woman were displaying
their power to the amazement of man
kind. Men had nothing to do in this
great movement but to be still and give
the money. If in the future it should be
found that this movement failed, it would
be because some rough, uncouth man put
his rough paw in it. Van Pclt then rela-
ted lis experience with the women when
they attacked his saloon, telling how he
drove them off at first and how they
finally subdued him. Ho said that Gin
cinnati liquor dealers promised him liquor
gratis to run his saloon year if lie
would Only hold out, but he couldn't do
it. Such time he never experienced,
and that day he woala never forget
while he lived. Mr.. Van Pelts speech
was success, and indicated that Pelt
had capacity for temperance speaking.
Dio Lewis said that ;sith Vans consent
he would take him along through Ohio,
and then take him to Massachusetts,
where the campaign would shortly be
opened.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-03-05
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-03-05
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
CHIPPING.S.

The demand for postal cards is about
100000 per month
Sullivan's island is aspiring to rail
road and ferry company.
The races in Charleston were postpon.
cd OH account the weather.
Genl. Joe. Johnston's history of tho
war will soon be offered by canvasscrs.
w. G. Kennedy editor of the "True
Southron has been ruled for contempt by
Judge Carpenter.
Since 1870 100000 negroes have gone
to Texas, and 100000 whites have cmi-
grated there also from other parts of the
country.
The RAIDS will prepare counter memo
rial to Congress, as set off against the
memorial of tho taxpayers. Grant had
better do something with his birdlings, or
like "hIercury" they will steal the livery
of the Goods" themselves at Washington.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-03-05
A Marrow Escape with Kerosene
Lamp.

Mr.. EDIToR:-On Sunday evening last
about two hours after rchearsing to my
family the circumstances of the sad death
of Mr.. McCaw of the News and Courier
by the explosion of a kerosene lamp. 1
afterwards walked to the house of n
friend to spend the evening, during which
time my lamp in the dining room took
fire from breath ofairswecping through
the rovm, and, but for the heroic and
daring act of Miss Adrianna Barber, n
little girl who lives with me, my house
in another half minute would, in all prob
ability have been in flames.
The first thing noticed was, the flame
OF the lamp turned downward by the air,
when i'll moment the oil ignitcd ma.
king a flame that scorched the ceiling for
four or five feet. My wife and mother
becoming frightened left the room to give
the alarm, when Miss Is. rushed in,
seized The lamp and III moment dashed
it to the earth, whcre it exploded, burn
ing The green grass to the ground. 1
write these lines rs n warning TO all who
use Mt their tables, in their bed rooms,
and all places where light is wanted this
enemy of lie and property, to be exceed
lngly careful, else at an unexpected mo-
mcnt the labor of years may become its
victim. Yours Truly.
G. A. IIOUGH.