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BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A CHILD.

An instance Of wantonly brutal treat
ment Of q child is under judicial investiga,
tion in Danyille, III. A girl only five years
old seems to have been used by her step.
sterfather to vent his spleen upon. Thu
proof is that he pulled out her hair, blis.
tered the bottoms Of her feet by slapping
them with q board, spat tobacco juice in
her eyes, and made her dance until she fell
down exhausted. These and like inhuman.
tiles were continued until his arrest short
time ago.
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On tho Door-Step

We were sitting on the door step
remember t SO we'll;
She was half in shadows hidden
Save where the moonlight fell,
And the dear head resting.
With its wavy, soft brown hair,
Made more than ever lovely
The face l thought SO fair.
know we talked but little,
And at last, beneath the stone.
We heard the cricket chirping
So clearly all alone,
Till my heart had mustered courage
To tell her then and there,
How for her sweet sake truly
'Twould all things do and dare.
Then came the soft, shy answer,
Asher shining eyes dropped low;
"My heart is mine no longer;
Twas yielded long ago"
And even as she doomed me
To misery and pain,
The soft checks filled with dimpleh
Gathering Ger and Ger again.
How we'll now remember
That, turning fast away,
Iwould not heed the whisper
That softly bade me stay,
Till, at the low gate turning,
Her face once more to see,
I saw the tear drops shining
In the eyes that followed me.
All! then, with heart fast beating,
To her side turned again,
"Oh, tell ME. Madg", my darling,
Has my love been all in vain
You do not love another?
Your words were only play7
Look up and answer truly
Madge must go away? ?"
Again the dimplcs gathered,
E'cn while the moons pure light
Betrayed the tears still shining,
Like dew drops SIT and bright,
'My heart was mine no longer;
have given it, it's true;
Why could you not have waited9
Because-ahl l meant you'll"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-05-12

A SERIES of valuable observations on
solar radiation in Great Britain has been
made during the past five years by Mr.. F.
w. Stow and number of his friends. The
results show O difference in the power Of
the suns rays inland and on the sea-shore.
Near the ocean their power seems to be
diminished by the er"asS Of vapr in the
atmosphere.
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lone.
BY JOSEPH BRADFORD.

Your eyes are Ikea summers night
AS blue, as deep, as fair; -.
And whole August sun IS caught
And clouded in your hair.
Your brow<islike q 1illy's bell,
In bud ere in blows:
But o, what flower can match your lips
Outreddening any rose!
Your cheeks faint flush against the
white. -. ~
/ Is set in tender strife, :
AS though pink 1haE pafed to death, .
Then half turned to- 1ifei.sfsAhS. =
You need not sigh, nor laugh, nor weep
10 win us your arms 20
o flower-like face beyond my praise,
That charms as flower charms.
Why should violet have voice
When speechless is power?
And you, my sweet, have need of words
No more than any flower! ,4a ..
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GALL AND SEE!


5000 lbs Bacon Sides,
900 lbs Bacon Shoulders,
5000 lbs Bulk Sides,
800 lbs Plain Hams,
500 lbs Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams,
Barrels and Kits New Mackercl.
Barrels and Half-Barrels White Fish,
Barrels n. o. Syrup,
Do. Florida "
Do. Sugar House Syrup,
Do. Common Sugar,
$1,000 lbs Fresh Wheat Bran,
100 Barrels New Crop Flour,
5000 lbs Assorted Sugar,
500 lbs g. Cotfees,
5000 yds " Bagging,
so Bundles Beard Tie,
All our goods are guaranteed, both rs
to quality and price. Call and see.
DuPre, Gambrell & Go.
Oct. 81 27-tf
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DENTISTRY! DENTISTRY !! !
DR.. II. D. WILSON

OFFERS his professional services to
" the people of Abbeville County
and of upper South Carolina. Having
Pennsylvania College of Dental Sur,
y he sss reoun s be excss to attend
skilled Dental Surgery that may be
brought to. him. He asks the patronage
of the people, and. guarantees full and
complete satisfaction. lie has procured
q full set of first-class Dental Instru-
ments, and is prepared to do first-class
work ut most reasonable rates.
BT OFFICE inst over Post Office.
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Keep it Before the People !
Dec. %, 1874 37-tf

n AWSON'S is the place to purchase
HA your STOVES. Remember each
Stove has the following fixtures: pots,
l ham boiler, Tea kettle, l spider, ]
long gliddle, l waffle iron, 3 iron pans,
bread pan, . pudding and 3 custard
pans, large fork, spoon, cake turn
er, coffee pot,l dipper and Is feet pipe.
We name below some of the Stoves
we sell: CHARTER OAK, FOREST
CITY, FIRE SIDE, MARION COOK,
HELP, DIRECTOR, STONE WALL,
COTTON STATES, COLUMBIA
COOK, ALL RIGHT, BEST and
ACORN COOK, warranted by the
manufacturers to last 25 years.
We will send any of the above Stoves
with fixtures complete, freight paid to
Donnaldsville, Bclton, Honea Path,
Hodges, Greenwood, New Market and
Ninety Six, at the following prices
No. 7, SCI No. s, $50; No. 8, s4l.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

one square-7s inch space. coo
one time INNS 10 one month - 10 an an
Two times. ..,,.,.,. - Three months II w.
one week -. . 80 one year..-......; . w
one square changeable once a -, week v, s7U'
Special Notices y per cent adui , 2d;!, D.
advertisements 10 occupy nNeu places -
%! Cuts viii DO charged double for space
occupied. ,..,.,t.,.,,.,,,.. IN ,,.,
cent additional. ,,
local Notices - cents per line-JM no
h,rgL notice IOfU be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR. 900,
An advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adNcl-
tI~rmrutS not connected with IL Will he
charged for at our regular rates.
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GENERAL FRANCIS +. SPINNER, who
has just resigned his position as Treasurer
of the United States wrote private let
ter to Mr.. Ellis II. Roberts, in 1874, de-
clining to profit by suggestion OF the
Utica Herald. that the public subscribe to
fund which should raise him compe-
tence. as he,by his long and honorable pub
lie service, had not accumulated any
thing beyond q very modes; fortune
The letter has just been published Tor the.
first time, and the following is an eNtrac:
from it: Il must from convictions OF
duty, and from what | believe to be right
and proper, most respectfully decline the
c,nt emplated pecun airy aid as proposed.
The conviction in my mind that l have
conscientiously done my duty, though
not more, yet my whole duty, to my lei
low countrvmen, individually and col.
lectivelv. and the knowledge, evidenced
bv proof ike your editorial testimony, Is
reccmpense enough 10 satisfy for all the
cares. anxieties, privations and sacrifices
that have been voluntarily and cheerful
w made. during the long years OF our
STRUGGLE for National existence, and ever
since that time. ! have but three chill
dreu to provide for. Having always be-
licved that $4,000 left 10 a child IS As
we'll as if not better than Il much larger
sun have. therefore, never desired to be
rich. or TO leave 10 each OF my hers more
than that amount of money. Unless
again ovrrlakrn 10y misfortune, through
the misconduct Of others, am now able
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Spinner on Woman's Honesty.

y. y. Graphic.
General Spinner, in the course Of a re
cent interview, said IN answer to Il qucs-
ton as to whether there has been steal
inc in the Treasury: ayes. Recently
there has been money stolen in the
National Bank Redemption Agency.
When Graves VINO is in charge found
ont he had Il thief with him, ne carefully
Investigated, and laid traps to catch
him. He came to me one day and said
he had clue. said, We'll, what is it?
He said he ,usp'c c one or two women. !
shook my head and said, You are wrong
\ woman won't steal. Now, | know
they won't. They have not got the nerve
The reason why prefer women as counts
rrs is because they won't steal. Ii they
do steal, they won't take over one or tw"
dollars. because, as said before, tn"y
haven't the nerve. fla woman steals any
larger amount you cun make up your
mind she has Il pal outside who Is n
man
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rKoMTmEODoREpICKLE.
The Civil Rights Bili-A fire-i"e
Schools.

MEApowsvILLE, w. VA, Mar. 81, 1910
Editors Register:
Since the passage of the Civil Rights
I Bill. have been thinking what press
/ inc il would have been to the American
naonle had that Dutch vessel that landed
the tlcenty, first negroes on the shores OF
America "struck leak and found Wa
terry grave in the Atlantic for its cargo,
and every other vessel that attempted to
land slaves on our shores had have
shared the same fate Had such been
the case, our country might not have been
drenched with the blood Of our fathers
and sons, and our country revolutNnlzed
in the late civil war Charles Summer
might have departed this life" in peace
and bequeathed no more corrupting work
to Benjamin F. Butler.
| have learned that the stable of Lair
Coonts. on Sugar Creek, was burned by
an ncendiary the oCher night, with con-
siderable hay in it. BY hard work the
persons present saved his dwelling house
from taking fire.
Our winter schools have all closed, and
the teachers are making rush upon our
sheriff. 1t Is amusing some times TO see
our deputy, l.. c. Elliot, come to his
home in Mcadowville, with five or SIX
teachers laying hold on his person, and
at the same time seeing VIII" can present
his or her claim first Being a gentle
man of GOODNESS, he takes no offence at
this abrupt way of doing business, and
paws them off rs fast rs possible, and in
dicatcs that he would like Us to be- rs ai-
frctonate in tqr-pagi"g time.
There were several small prizes drawn
hy subscribers of the REGISTER ut this
place, in the distribution of the 10th inst.
Wishing the REGISTER success, re-
main THEODORE PICKLE.
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Bu.icigh's letter to the Boston journal
SAY:
\ new institution has been opened in
New York. The purpose of this lnstitu-
tion is to furnish cheap shelter for poor
men. 1t has not the convenience OF are
spectacle stable. 1t is Il lodging house
On cheap scale. admission 10 the
building is ten cents. This includes
warmth from the stove and spot on the
floor on which To- liz down. The ledger,
pays his ten cents, has spot assigned him,
takes oil HIS shoes and stockings, puts
them by the stove, spreads piece OF pa
per on the floor, uses his coat for Il pillow,
and goes TO sleep. There he can rest
from o'clock in the evening till in the
moring, when he must turn out and clear
ont. \ few jute bag, are kept, which
the ledger can have 10y paying ten cents
extra. \ few benches run around the
room. and for five cents more the lodgcr
can sleep on one of these. Newspapers.
wafer, soap. towel, brushes, razor, needles,
thread and Il cup of coffee in the morning
complete the entertainment, and "all for
ten cents The ingenious proprietor OF
this concern Is making money. The floors
are crowed every night.
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PERSONAL.

If Mr.. Tichbornc was out of Jail he'd
be elected to Parliament in no time.
AvEEnAru is hard at work on another
long novel. He ought to be made to
read it,
DAN VOORHEES, son is book-agcIt,
and il takes IL better orator to succeed at
that than the average great American
statesmen.
Az Englishman named Sim .oX has
labeled book OF original poems The
Hero wing of HELL He at least APP
prcciatcS his work.
GENERAL SPINNER resignation i>said
t. have been received with general sad
ness among the employees of the Treas
urv. The Washington Rcp"bhram says
the women clerks wept like children
when he told them Of 1t.
REMEMBER that John Peter Cleayer
Shunks. of Indiana. Is the fourteenth "N-
Congressman of the Radical stripe who
has been rewarded with an office. His
berth i, that of Travelling Indian Com
missioner, at 10 day and expenses.
"ArGUsTUs, dear said she, tcnderly
pushing him from her rs the moonlight
Hooded the bay-window where they were
standing. II think YOU had better try
some other hair-dye-your mustaSche
taste, ike turpcntinc -BrOOkiyW lyguS
"GABRIELLE. in which Kate Field has
resolved to conquer was written by
Alexander Dumas and translated by her
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The learning OF the trraii>. Is Incouir. -
table. The need OF this learning I'M tins cot
all countries and more now than ever be-.
tore, + equally patent. And II Is po>irIN.
that the doctrines discussed will NuryIN,.
and be- acliN" ~ long ~ mankind PHI.
Ciciphid NOfth imeyiCdH.
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POLITICAL ETHICS,

BY Francis Licber, LID. AuihoruI"CiylI
Liberty and Sclf-toycrnmrnt." NrU.
and Revised edition. Edited by Tho
odore ID. WoOlscy, LID. Svo. 2yul..
Extra cloth, $500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

The editor has incorporated some note,
and other material left 10y the author, la,
made multitude of minor corrections,
verified the citations, and added some
notes Of his own. Tn" work, Therefore, b,
rendered doubly fresh and valuable"
Boston JOHTHdi
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Few words of IN. sort hY

TOW WOTUN OF IUT NOIT nav
won higher praise from eminent author.
ties than the lat" Prof Francis Ll-b.I'
Manual of Political Ethics story ana
unt being among the number OF tho~g
who bayr given II warm commentator. "
y. y. independent
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This T. the earliest OF IA" three great
works on political science which gave U,
Or. Iicbrr a foremost plIc" among writer.
on this class OF subjects. - ByStyH I,irr-
crypt.
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NELL & ELLlNGHAH,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1908 Main st.

Have now in store and for sale:
2oa Halt Bills Lake Herring.
IOO White Fish.
ma No. Mackorcl.-
200 No. = M;''h'I',' e, - ,,
100 Packages Mackerel, = ana III quarter
barrels and kits. nj
~ Tirrces choice Carolina Rice.
l5N BbIs choice y. q. MplaS>oS.
~ HhdS choice y. .. sugar.
- BblS SyrupS. go. q, ,.,...,..,
oI Bbis Standards \. y, Extra C. EranH,
lated, Powdered, Crushed, FRANKLIN ana
500 8bls Flour, embracing White Rose,
Keystone, IdlcwiSe, Howard ana othrr
standard brands.
ioG Rags prime to choice Coffee - =
- HaltChcsts prime to ch"'ce IT, l.
Teas. ,,,.i,,c 7, Ts,s
Our Tobacco embraces Halhrook ).
Nilliurr's. PAGES and other Eo"d ana IT,
liable brands. among the best III ne cnun,
Try. our stock is fun and c%m IHe jow SnG
market prica. We invite close buyers 70
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atFAeeling Aeolster.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY h6S4S 1IAN' o., 40.
O,a vaar N,.-.....SS % Three months...2 10
six mouths. 20 one month. %
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
pubIiSbcd every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday.
ono cony. ! yr..Si w one copy g TuoS.S2 "
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One evening last week Il materla.iZed
spirit, that had been delighting an east
ern circle Of elect got frightful whack
on the head from a cane in the hand Of a
muscular skept!c, and the next day there
was pasted on the shutters of the othciat-
ing medium store bit of paper contain
ingthe following legend CLOSED on ac-
count of death in the family. '-Lou,s-
rifle Commercial
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"lfany one should dispute the claim Of
ms work 10 place in contemporary 1T
erature, the answer Is al hand in the iacis
al which Mr.. Bigclow presents lucld
statement, and In the admirable manner
in which he has carried rs plan into exc
cutiOn,"- ~. Y. Tribune.
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HAzLITT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON.

The Life Of NapOlcan Bonapurt" Ry
" lillian Hazlllt, New Edition. llluStrli-
ed with steel Plates. Three vols Large
l2lno. Extra cloth, $3.50: sheep, 5000
at has held a recognized place lu our
Literature tor forty years, ana 10 will prob
ably long retain that place. Al least d.,
work has yet appeared Ia our liugUug,. 90
>upplant II, though there have b,"u =
good many lives 81 Napoi"oI.' BDrYa
Transcript
"Nr. llnZlitt was In possession ui ample
materials for til" accomplishment i b..
task, aud the cOnSUmHtr skill with which
h" has turned them Ia account presents IL
tempting !objrct ct literary ruriu lt,.
y. !. Jgi6UHs.
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TOO Much Prosperity.

A good-for-n nothing wretch was brought
ND before the magistrate "n chnr-v of
drunkenness. The evidence showed that
he had been tipsy for a week, and hr WAS
asked what be- had to say Tor himself
well. Yer honor" he replied, 'rue and
nv old woman never did live easy to-
ether. That's no excuse for Your getting
drink said the Court. "Iou're right.
Yer Honor, and so it aint, was the an
swrr ave used to fight like cats and
dogs together" drinking maIs it
worse remarked the magistrate, That :
true rcioined the man; "she discour-
AGED the life out of me and kept me poor,
until ia.t week. when" "Well what
lid she do last week?' "She died, Yer
Honor" And you have been drunk ever
since Yes, Yer Honor; | never could
bear prosperity
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
]. B. LIPPINCOTT & co.'s
NE
Standard Works.
B1aELow's LIFE OF FRANKLIN

The Life of BeuIamine Franklin. Written
by himself. Now first edited rom orig
inal manuscripts, and nom MS printed
correspondence and other wIilinss. 10y
Hon. John Bigelow. Three vols. Crown
svo. Per voi.:-ENtra cloth, $50; Ii
brary,s $50: half calf, gilt, $50.
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WILDMOOR.
A'NoycL By Florence Burckril. I2mp.
Fine cloth. Sl.5j.

\ novel. By FlOr"uc" Bur"kr'l. Emo.
Fine cloth. S.sJ.
The scenes IN 'WIldmoSr,' novel, by
Florence BuTck"tt, published by J. Il. Lin
piucoit & CO., arr laid in The LAKE county
81 England. The author writes with gen
ufur enthusiasm Of the scenery, I'M,
love. Of nature Is pleasant feature Of the
book; scarcely less pleasant j. the eyi.
dcuCe OF the refinement Uf the writer's
mind, which at times becomes reaction.
and not an ungratcful reaction, against
the prevailing color OF the modern novel"
" l. BOrid.
For sale by Booksellers generally, or
Will be sent by mail, postpaid, upon
receipt of the price by
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will be sent by mail, postpaid, upon
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THE NEW HYPERION

From Paris Ia Marty 10y Way nith- klluu.
by Edward Struhnn. PrOW~olN liIu..
irnicd with over 300 EugraNlug~, nHw
designs by bore and others. Sv". fNrrt
cloth. black and gilt commentator
Gilt Top. s.Hu.
QUAINT, humorous, ana cutcriaiuju..
describing the journey from Paris Iu Mar.
by way oi tho Rhine. II i~nu 'NpuI~lirI.
The illustrations, three hundred In mum
bier, are largely 10y Gustav" Dor. IN.
book is among ia" most uHiqu" and L.
In its way that We have eye.
10 sec. 49, Bo,toH .iDUfr0L
at Is as purely humorous a. can well o..
imagined. II Is not book To- be- cool.
desert bed, but 10 be- read and ruluyrd ami
over" BoS'OH advertiser.
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"The Hon. John Bigelow, well known lu
diplomacy and journalism, has conferred
real service on American literature bN
his new edition OF the Lii" OF Franklin
II II one of thr br~t
specimens of book making We hnN" seen.
y. y. N'rdid.
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THE WORKS sow. II. PRESCOTT.
History Of the Reign Of Charles v,
Three Volumes,

"The typography, indeed the entir- mo-
chaniCal execution, OF these books Is ~
quiSilc; and We uuhcSitatlngly pruuoUucr
the series not only the best edition %,
PrrScott'S Works ever published, but one
Of the handSomest set al books the Amrr-
can press has given rs Boston JoU,,Di.
Perfect In all that pertains to the max
ing Of "A book ~. J. christian i'Htytt
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I'VE know of no volumes which ~"
would more willingly commend O." lhy
study Of our follOw-ciiizrnS, young AMI
old, than those iu which the MrSSrN. lAr.
pincott Il co. have given us tn" result at
Mr.. Bgrlow : iHiuNIaklng research, M"
the lif' and character at Benjamin Franz
liu.'-B Boston GiDbs.
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OAR HANCOCK ETTER.
. "faOaL."--l.ard Times---Lack OF
EconOmy----A Daring burglary
Accident 10 the Daughter Of u Late
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Items of lu-
Editors OF the Register:

FAlRvIEw, HANCOCK COUNTY, !
April ). 1873. /
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Refined Sugars.
I 0BACC0S.

Iuya-r- Hplhruok'> Louisville Navy.
fH prr..r.
lH Gases Finer Bros.
rU p.r.s-
luu B,E,- I. &. PAGES DanyiIlc twist 3
and Ion.
II. Boxes baw~1u'S DluyIllu twist . or.
" John Bell, ~ inch plug.
3I 90 ~wHusou'S AAAA II inch plug.
In -fDr, amt iDl sale nr
n.22 VI. REILLY.
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"Mr. BigrlOw has done n noble work 40
its preparation, and the publishers hHN"
given tito the public In the best >lNl" "I
the art. - Christian idrOc1fc.
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1NHE POPULARITY or OF K hp Al Ho
COfY..e is rapidly increasing. J. a.E
now be- had in all the first class grocery
steers which heretofore u~,.I AruucE,rn.
Be sure 10 inquire FOR ana get
IINGLE j. lSHAN1~.
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CHEAP 4 odgiugs in New York

Eus,righ'- letter to the Boston journal