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The sad spectacle of child eight
years old being the means of convicting
his father of murder was presented in
Jersey City lust week. C,tharine kehoe
was kicked to death by her husband.
Peter kehoc, the little son of the dead
woman, gave the following statement to
the jury: When my papa came home
on Friday night he asked me to take off
his shoes. I took them off, when he
took one of the shoes and hit mamma on
the head with one of the shoes. Then
he told me to go out on the street and
play. went out and stayed about halt
IN hour. When I came in mamma was
dead on the lounge. Papa sent me ont
for water to wash her. He then washed
her and put her to bed. Then lie told
mo he was going out for the Coroner.
That's all l know about it. We were
both taken to the station house"
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EXECUTION OF a CoLoRED MAN.-Alfreti
Orange, colored. was hung in Atlanta,
ca, on the 4th, for the murder of Joe
Mayfield, at West End. At 1890 o'clock
the prisoner was led from his cell to the
place of execution. He walked with
tirmness and deliberation, and exhibited
not the least nervousness. After singing
"Why should we start and fear to die?'
prayers were offered by the Rev. w.
French, Rev. Frank Quarles and Willy
Grant. During this time Orange was
self composed and unmoved, and kept
chewing his tobacco until the fatal CAP
was about 10 be placed on him, when he
leisurely threw the tobacco away. When
asked if he had anything to say, he re-
piled: "Nothing, except goodbye I am
about to be off; goodbye" The cap was
adjusted, the trigger sprung and the
condemned man launched into eternity.
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/. Poor DEAR HANNAH ANN.-It was a
Egfeat many years ago that the story was
FIRST told Of Miss Hannah Ann Sterry,
anrNncommonly mature virgin, who had
meyer bean prosecuted with masculine
| [AttentinnS because of the vigorous man
IAHf In Mkich she Stunned the face Of
lsqRt 3eNns related that Mr.. TheophiI
I1ns Wimblebee, an advanced bachelor Of
ths smitdest possible department, occu-
lpytng single quarters in the neighbor-
hood of Hannah AIMS apartments,
called on the spinster one afternoon to
borrow @match. Hannah Ann was not
easily fooled. Folding her arms on her
level breast she backed Theophilus
Wimblebee into corner, and thus ad-
dressed the invader: Match. Oh yes!
Great match it's you want! You don't
You've come over to me cause I'm all
alone-to hug and kiss me-that's what
you've come for; but you mover shall do
it in the world unless YOU re stronger'n
Iam"-and then she added in q sottcned
tone, ''and the Lord knows You arc" A
friend of Hannah AIMS reading Il letter
from public man the other day in
which the writer said: ''To recapitulate,
1 am not, nor have ever. been, a candi-
date for denomination; would not
accept n nomination if it were rendered,
unless it should come under such cir
cumstances as to make it an imperative
duty, circumstances not likely to arise"
laid down the paper with II sigh and
remarked, "Ah, how much that reminds
Inc of poor dear Hannah Ann"
-Ne,o }Urh: Tribune.
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LIST OF Nrw ADVERTISEMENT.

LIST OF NKw ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. D. Love & Bargains.
Pups for Sale.
G. j. Stolbrand.-Notice.
Gas Bills for Month of May.
Jacob Levin-Auction.
Attention, r. v. r. C.
Meeting Columbia B. 4 l.. Associat'n.
B. L Boone-Final Discharge.
John G. Seegers-Ice.
G. J. IredelI-Notice.
r. z. Gilliland-House to Rent.
E. E. Jackson-Drugs and Chemicals.
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A DEAD DELusIoN. The theory that
human beings whose strength has been
exhausted by pain md sickness can be
restored by depicting medicines and
water Cruel, if not absolutely dead de-
lusion, is in the last agonies of dissolu-
ton. At length it is understood that
strength cannot be purged into debiii-
tated frame, though life may easily be
purged out Of it, and that it is about as
wise to withhold a healthful stimulant
from the weak, in the expectation that
they will rally without one, as it would
be to deprive lamp of oil md expect it
to burn the brighter for it. The immense
and uniform success which has attended
the use of that wonderful combination
of pure stimulant with the finest me-
dicinal herbs, known as Hostetter's Sto-
mach Bitters, has largely assisted in dis
pelllng the absurd chimern. Frantic at
tempts are made to revive it, but in vain.
When the sick feel that their strength is
departing, and that unless invigorated
they must utterly break down, It is in
vain to tender them feculent slops in the
place Of genuine restoratives. They
may be imposed upon in this way once,
but the imposition cannot be repeated.
They desire to be refreshed, comforted,
braced up, and decline to be griped
second time. Under the operation Of
the Bitters, on the other hand, all the
processes necessary to physical restora-
tion go on simultaneously. The system
is stimulated and toned, the bowels re-
gulated. the appetite cultivated, the
nerves composed and the condition Of
the blood improved at one and the same
time by single medicine. Common
sense tells US that such preparation
must be invaluable. June 4 1881
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-DAY.-Presby-
terian Church-Rev. J. H.. Bryson, II A.
n. and 8 P. NJ. Sunday School, s P. NJ.
Trinity-Rev. P. J. Shand, Rector;
Rev. ]: II: stringfellow, assistant-11 A
n. and p. NJ
Lutheran z. w. Bedenbaugb,
10IA. NJ.
st. Peter's-Rev. Father Quilter-Arst
Mass, 2 A. NJ, second 1O4 A NJ.
Baptist Rev. A. B. Woodfin, PASTOR
II A. NJ. and s P. NJ. Sunday School, 8
A. N.
Marion Street Methodist-Rev. W, D.
Kirkland, 101 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Sunday
School, % A. N.
Mission (Odd Fellows HalD-ReNv. A.
". Walker, AZ P. N. Sunday School,
T. NJ.
Washington street-Rey. R. Nc
1lwaite, II A. NJ. Sunday School, 81
Preaching at Irwin's Hall, by Rev. D.
B. Clayton, at 4 o'clock p. NJ, in reply
to declarations made about Univesalism,
by city clergyman, two weeks ago.
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II is truly wonderful. the variety and
ingenuity Of the conveniences for the
desk and oface-pens of varied patterns,
inkstands possessing unmberless ad-
vantages, letter files, each one the best,
envelopes of size md qualities infinite.
1t is almost bewildering to enter the
large Broad street store of Walker,
Evans d Cogswell, in Charleston, and
see the number Of these attractions.
Here you find the largest stationery
stock South Of Baltimore, and you only
have two troubles first sufficient cash !;
and. second, the difficulty in deciding
among the many things offered, each
equally suitable to your wants. M7t
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~NHxIrE " "
knd, Even some of the broadest
|chmsn have choral and ornate ser
}; but they are far as the poles are
sder from Ritualism proper, and
insidiously Turks beneath it. And
hristian people and churches keep
ting about questions, the mere
human Ignorance and presump-
give thus to the outside world
Chat christianity consists in, OF
B upon, such questions, and thus
Ted repulsion or contempt in those
know only learning and science.
ave no experimental knowledge of
lanity in its purity as life of love
ot Of pageantry or of systems OF
ty. But what is the real issue be-
our Lords Christianity and the
10 worldP It Is not an issue be.
human theologies or between
e and setting forth of false claims
b Bible, for IL that were the issue.
Ecclesiastical Christianity might be
ted to succumb and some form of
Pity euperyene. bot the real issue
ZEN onr Lotd's Christianity and the
&eyorld is the question, In there q
tat father Of Love revealed to all
through tho manifestation of the
L0g0s In Christ? Is there AN ul-
intelligent source Of law, har.
dng the phenomena Of the Universe,
pnciliattng. eleyating and comfort
pan by the loving, noble, and hars
Ding manifestation in Christ? Are
atfs Of an 'unintel1igible chance, .or
development Of law with NO law
or are we thoughts Of one
fnal mind, united In love by such q
|fostAki6h a. our Divene Brother
Lord Jesus Christi. This issue throws
ECCLESIASTICAL disputes, based as they
fe upon q Slbe use Of the Bible, into
bhade; and upon this issuS 1 can
affirm st1xAk' Christianity (Rok IN ita
nal eCc1ssiastscAf disputes, 4 rot N
gtfesY or jpsxt1ss trying TO mSinSl1n
ibiinG old 1atNnfks of Divinity Bys:
4 and y uiiSused Bible Ta9sfSst
ght and science, but, } in its pure
tuAi powefas the5unoorrupted fste-
i Of Che love Of God in Christ, has
4 exhibited more vitality than it
To-day. II shows it. by the battle
It is gathering around ITSELF To
6nly aE The manner in which men
|4 the bklfcAe Afe absorbed In ec-
g6tiuAl &hd ,dogmatic disputes, one
d think tkSs thSy are utterly una-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-06
T1A NV VHI,EsH1szE Nso1s1ar1v,

o. THA NV I Rs$sHrsz Iso1s14 4r1vr
So1A1sL e. aThe trouble in.jtheltNew
Hampshire Legislature, which reached n
crisis Wednesday, when the members of
the Republican Senate seeded from that
body. was continued by the House on
Thursday The question arose on nipro-
positions to refer the disputed Senate
rial matter to the Supreme Court of the
State. The facts of the case are these:
Tho Constitution and laws of the State
provide that q majority Of ell votes cast
shall be necessary for the election of
Senator; that to be eligible to the Senate
a man must reside in the District for
which he is chosen and. must have been
an inhabitant of the State for seven years
immediately preceding his election; and
that the full Christian and surname of
every person voted for must be printed
or written upon every ballot, and MI not
thus prepared shall not be counted. Two
Proctor, had each in his District plu-
rality only. The claim Of the Rcpubli-
cans is that there was no election in
either case. The Governor and council,
however, decided that there was no such
man rs 'sNatt" Head, one Of the candi-
dates, he having been christened "Na-
thaniel, and 80 threw out, all the votes
cast for him. In the other District they
decided that the prohibition candidate
was not eligible, he not having resided
in the State sufficient length of time,
and SO they throw out all the votes cast
for him. The Governor and council,
therefore, declared Messrs. Priest and
Proctor elected. The issues presented
in the House were on the method of set
thing the difficulty. The Republican
proposition for settlement was to refer
the question of the right Of the Governor
and council to declare Priest and Proc
tor elected to the three Judges of the
Supreme Court, two Of whom are Demo-
crats. The Democrats offered to refer
the question, not OF the right of the can
vassers to declare these men elected, but
Of the legality of their election, to the
Court. The distinction between these
two propositions lies in the fact that q
decision upon the legality of the action
Of the Governor and council if adverse
will 'yitiats tho proceedings already had,
BY which the Democrats have secured
the organization, while . decision by tho
Coutt upon the legality Of the. election
Of Aessrs. Prieat and Proctor would, If
adverse, only have the effect TO unseat
them, leaving tho organization % effected
8 majority In the, House, they, can of
course have their own way kboutit.
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The New York Her1ld, in It's sdrmises
Of the cotton crop Of this year in the
Southern States, says 1t is generally fa-
vorable, Notwithstanding the exception
ally inclement season. Louisiana re-
ports an increase in acreage Of four per
cent, Misaissippi Of three per cent; and
Arkansas the same. Texas shows still
more satisfactory returns, and Alabama
is also encouraging. Poor, .ldottn-tsed-
den South uareliha iaithe lowest oa the
list. The wonderful resources of the
South can bring that section back to its
normal state of plenitude and prosperity.
if needless Government interference be
omitted.
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ArRocIoUa AS the Northern bound
train was within one mile of Salisbury,
n. C., on Wednesday night, the I'd inst,
at 12o'clooIk, some misefeants, posted on
an adjoining embankment showered o
quantity a stones at the windows, and
succeeded in smashing several panes of
glass in the Pullman car and the first
and second class coaches, besides injur-
ing the window blinds. A lady was
slightly cut by piece of the flying glass.
Fortunately, no one else was hurt, though
the stones were large enough to have
killed whom they may have hit. The.
night was dark and rainy. The railroad
authorities believe the perpetrators to be
discharged colored employees.
The ''old. old story was told at
o'clock in the morning." is the title of o
chrome, which has attracted considera-
bic attention at 3Ir. Bryan's bookstore,
and many individuals "who know how
it is themselves" have ''smole ghnstly
smile" while inspecting it. A tall indi-
vidual, who has evidently been to "see
mnn," is trying to slip in, shoes in hand,
so as not to arouse his wife. Bu. the
partner of his bosom is up and waiting
for him-the time-piece in her hand,
indicating 3 o'clock. Duplicates can be
obtained.
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GA,M'U.
[ll4s, Juns 8, sls7n..
EAhshIp Of Christ.
delivered before

kAhship OF Christ.
= delivered before the
Episcopal Conventioa,
n Charleston, upon this
sby Rev. ). w. Miles,
81 his we'll known fine
Aght, research and fervid-
ssN ,was,-based upon a
eautiful passage from the
{bf Luke; which, as it is a
snd appropriate to- the
fall,- -..4sif o.-t'H
TO Nazareth, where he
3t.up; and as his custom
10 tho synagogue ON the
Id stood up for 70 read,
4 delivered unto him the
iophet Esaias. And when
ed the book, he found the
WAS written: The Spirit
upon me-, because he hath
10 preach the Gospel to the
sent me toheal the broken
praach deliverance to the
sooVering of sight to the
1t liberty them that are
French the acceptable year Of
Md he; eloged. the book. aud
Iaii,, 70 the minister and sat
the eyes of all themg that
HasgogAe were fastened on,
. began TO- say unto them,
Mis Scripture fulfilled in
,Is ans ,;oni R't.i.5-p'.lf} -.
themSAL Milss developed
pnHh cohception Of His own
! gracious mission, reversing !
rous ground, and impuSuing
Earian. dogmas Nith no little
and force. 3Assing over
"a points and not wholly ap-
rtain positions which he took;
etlthe. close upon, aspassage
ltfdnde q protest against for
Aia yindfcation of; the essen
christianity, which ist shove
b4.-wrapgling,. and, not un-
our day. TMs We take plea
t1utinRA HoweV6nP> from kao
&fSA 4 1ypteAs dpgmass jh9i
| bSeh to involve with stheH
Non ~ Christianity, its divine
Q to . Personal Christ ineradi-
ad in thsi deepest heart Of
q 6ver' grow and bloom
nd yet the same essential
NJ wo may not anticipate
iAcationa will. be. Sub
for g Christianity, but sub
eity itself, In lChrist's di-
love, for the human
leories and controversies
ersion of the, real charac-
pf the Bible, men have
place of Christianity.
and churches are dis
emselyes about Calvin
anism, and the Millen-
imal Regeneration, and
hession, and mystical
: presence, and Ritual
pr . mere childish, ma
~ pa4eantry, based
0pomorphic notion Of
. wore pleased at this
II it has any sub
pus clothing OK mask
,bstantiation and its
q system Of fsacer6otal
subtly intro duced
Those who play at
listic .@sthetioism
az they think they
services attractive,
10 sensuous effect y
hg much for sfifitual
are the simple, un-
Dbrs or tools of those
aging, but who know
aut, and are seriously
A. insinuating intS the
tly dominion which Strikes
essence Of Professionalism.
avanced Ritualism as some
s perversion Of Language.
ance backwards? And Ri
fetrogfession to semi-pagan
I'M. OF course Ritualism is
Bonfounded with the beautiful
noes of the parish churches in
Even some of the broadcast
4 have choral and ornate ser
they are far as the poles are
rom Ritualism proper, and
iously Turks beneath it. And
N people and churches keep
about questions, the mere
nman ignorance and presump-
give thus to the outside world
lat Christianity consists in, OF
nhh. auch nuestiopo opd tbuo
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be held in Sydney Park. Merchants
and business men, suspend operations
for short time, and attend this impor-
| tant meeting
Important information. You can find
at kingsland g. :Heaths furnish
ing store, wood flower racks, ice cream
freezers, fly brushes, ice chests, ice
picks, perambulators, croquet sets from
S1.40 up, fly traps. Also, crockery, tin
and wood ware. Store closes at p. u,
sharp.
The latest improvement-indelibl
transfer paper-hns been introduced in
this city by Mr. A. a. Oliver, who is
quartered OF the Clendining House. BY
the use of the paper and pencil or
pointed stick any garment or piece Of
cloth can be permanently marked. The
cost is only fifty cents.
At the twentieth annual meeting of the
stockholders Of Elmwood Cemetery Com.
pany, held yesterday, the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year:
President-Dr. j. w. Parker; Vice.
President-Wm. Glaze; Direotors-Or.
lando z. Bates, G.. G. Newton, F. w.
McMaster, John Mckenzie, VIM. Wal.
lace. M: H. Berry, Thomas Boyne, E. H.
Heinitsh and r. l.. Bryan; Secretary and
Treasurer-Orlando q. Bates.
Another old citizen has been called to
her rest. Mrs. Eliza Kirk, an elderly
lady, who has resided in Columbia for
half century, departed this life on Fri
day night. at Nhe residence of her son,
on Elmwood Avenue. Mrs. Kirk was q
native Of Charleston, we believe, and
had passed her eightieth year. She
leaves children, grandchildren and
great grandchildren, besides many rela-
1 tives and friends to lament her death.
, 1875-01-18

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ben @eianbten Arltim III Taris i'm Sabre
1878 often aus, oaB er Die Nufrehterbaltullq
nt6t, metl er Die Hepubltf ltebt, ionoern MIR
Der mouar6il6en Yr1tenoenten 6ranfretflS
it6 Der @enalt bentdhttgte", ihreibt Bis
mard, yoarn miiroen Die iibri9en Dtonarden
gnropa,s, bic nus obneOies gerne etipas am
3euge fliden m0d)ten, ms in freunbltGiter
gSeile eriitfen, Die mouar6iide 6e9ierung
Srarfretds sl frdftioen, lt1b lpert1 mir nrtS
beien pei9erten, baun Wiiroe iif eine fir
ms red)t lnbequenle ellropdil6e 9rupplrung
berauSbilbeu, Die uliS 3u beiuegen lufen
ipiirbe, einen Sbetl Der bon ults erru19enen
Sortbeile anIsn9eben. Gtrpas 0erarttges
miro ipdter 10 lpie 10 ni6t ausbleiben. Iber
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burh &oniolibtrun9 ieiner inneren Serbdlts
niiie 81 itdrfen uno ourd Seriteuun9 einer
| georbneten Utonardie es mddtig nno biinoz
nibfdbig fir nnIere bisbertgen Sreunbe 81
MAIDEN. Wtit Der Hepublif Sranfretb ipers
ben Die Dtorar6ien @uropa's feiu 8iironib
i9lieber."
| V<Cllll lllltlS uuolpulltHS PUltLll utlpuD-
~terfpetle ba5u bettriige, ben Setllb, nit mel
hem mir ben nddlten arle9 81 befiir6ten
baber, burd feline inltere @t1t9ung 3t ltdrfeit
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Yoltttf getrieben, eiten1 itrafbare1t 9ertdts
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ni9t gefdbrlid unb 10 lan9e Die 9rofen Ufo-
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feline 9tepubltf sefdbrlidl.
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aber iebr I6lper etltett morarhtlden SurOeSz
genolien gegen Inns finben. Stfie n1etne lie
b%erSengun9 maht es mir un1toSltd, CT. Ntas
| ieltdt Dem SDnige 81 elmer Mufmurterntt9 Der
i%monardiidcn 8e1te in 6rantrei9 81 ratben,
ipelde 3usleif eine &~rdftl9un9 bes unS fel1b-
lihen ultramontauen @lelnelltes inpolpire1t
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erieber, traut ct ben elropdilhen Serrlherr
nj DIT uno nenn ie audi iest nod 10 freuno=
ltd tburt. llnO oaB er iDnen bieS tus @eitht
iagt uno anbeutet, Dap fe NIT neioiideul
Nuge auf bas lleue oeuti6e Jteid bliden, oas
bat leiue Seoeutun9. Sismard bdtte nlht
r0tbig gebabt, oieieS Qftenitiif benz @erldte
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bieielbe Der gSelt befannt 81 MAIDEN.
, 1875-01-18
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Is BaggonS beltebenben @rtra@@migranten=
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al. gle batten 422 Stiif @epdd BET iih {;
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geipobnt uno benz &aiier bon 6uBlanb bort
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5ur IuSmauoerang mad Nn1erita entiAlolien.
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