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NUJ MBER s
Comments on "Dad.pi

.-.- . ~ ~ .t-7l' J.
Iaa esterday afternoon two, strangers,
walking up and down in the Detroit
md Mil%aukee depot! to pass time
away, were attracted to- a'locomotivc
standing on tho rails, AMI as they
walked around 1t, one roSf them
remarked: = gc gn'gq9ia Nd
t;l;!i tti ,ns was IL Gns Gs these fsllers that
els that sof" replied therotl,er."
Yes, busted Him lin niue or ten
pieces. | never think of It without
the tears coming" '--ff' ~
He sighed heavily, and sset,t on:
Dad was walking qn the track
when she busted him, The engineer
said ho reimbursed Ills levan bfowed
the whistle and did ,pll, he could to
save the old man, wlio was trottinr
along viii, his head down, out moth,
ing could warn him., Tbis;ere COW.
catcher picked him up and tossed him
forty feet high, and lie turned over
seven times and come down in u corn
field
and he was dead ?" asked the
other. I3'
Deal! Well, I should say lie was!
Every rib was broken, the vcrtebry
was shivered, his skull was stove ia.
one leg gone, and lie was the worst
looking old man you ever see. I shall
II. yer forget the tlay they brought the
pile back into the house. There Mus
mother weeping i'll the corner, sister
Julia up BY him on the bed, and
had to rLn the funeral business.
though ,;;;, Il; .ssutllat near gone that my
head swr -. and I couldn't keep moth
ing on my stomach but Injun por-
ridge" IgI
1T was a snd thing, indeed"
"You bet it was!'' continued the
son: "and the newspapers come out
and said dad was a blamed old fool
tor walking OH the track-tham were
the very words"
"They were?'' .,,4
"fes, them were the words, and
tell you it struck US bad. Dad might
have been reckless, but lie was no
fool. He had good heart, and was
powerful On poetry aad figures"
Flo wip'ca lis eyes on tho palm Of
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There has been q separation between
nm uptown lover and his sweetheart,
She presented. him With her photo.
graph, which no, on his bonded knees.
sworo lie would always wear next ia
his hoart. While making his Inst
Sunday evening call, hp nNllsd out his
handkerchief from ilis NICK nant,
pocket,@ when. 10! the. nhotograph fell
atfiiis lady's feet. Sha says he Ia eitho-
liar or olso his heart is not, in tho
righ, place.
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ING, APRIL 10, 1875.
"Littlo DAN"

9 You see, the people at the postoftice
I'm recognize. faces and names, and
q man or woman has appeared
ga the ge9eral.delivery window three
"a four itlmsss they are pretty well
1own. ,ltlis real pleasure to hand
sit Letters TO- sorne4 while the clerks
shre little for the calls Of others to gel
ssold Of their epis!les,
One day a year or two ago a funny
sp,eking little old woman, wearing
EE1ded garments, but having a tidY
||iok and q motherly face, appeared
ffA- the window and asked for n letter
Sbere was ohe for her, sent from a
listant city, md any ore could have
osd that an unledfned boy directed
20 envelope. There was d little ID
81 Detroit, with big IT to end the
l3rd, and it seemed wonderful that
letter ever reached its destination.
fhe old lady felt SO good thar, tears
her eyes and yet try ing hard to
s5ile, she put her head into the win.
sssS and said:
n Thanks! It's from my boy Dan,
sVI you don't know how much good
sSd0es me !
arhe lady delivery clerk rose up to
sSk after the old woman, and when a
Fond letter came she was looking
bd watching for smotller' whole
Ny before the letter was passed out.
Rflt's from my little Dan again,
bed the old woman as she noted the
transcription. He's'in Buffalo, learn
Il; n trade. He's only bit of q boy
III there wasn't show for him in
troit, and beside he was running
st nights and going to the bad. I
Jtt him away aud he's working hard
3d trying to be good, God bless nv
Tn! I'm a lone widow with only
3n to love, and | hope he'll be good i
hope so, too,' added The clerk and
Nia,fr that the two we're friends. Some.
tirN Ae letters were far between, and
vii {Rgld woman would worry over
tlil the big tears would fall
thd s1ssa tears with
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A Nevada man who lstl seven
homely daughters, got q paper 10 hint
that he had seven kegs filed With gold
in his cellar. aud every girl was mar.
ricd in FIVE mouths, ','-
When al old husband dies and
leaves 100000 tot II young widow, it
is proper for her to mourn; but It is
hard work. I.
Texas is the best State in the
VA 'n-to get away from.
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q was disc0uragcd.'


| Almost every week for GEAR and
n half the old lady received letter,
land just us regularly she came tb most
an answer. She wrote in quaint old
hand, bit the O. could make out e> e-y
word, and once when he wrote that
her writing was improving she felt MI
the pride which Il school girl couli
have shown. He improved as we'll.
BY aud by he wrote Detroit plain and
fair, and ho to;,k extra pains to com
mence his Dear mother with n rrnnd
flourish, and to add something extra
after the words (: your Son Dan"
Those letters were fo,d aud drink to
the old lady, aud she seemed to actua :
~ grow younger. Little Dan had
many friends in the postoffice, and had
the mother been i'll any carrier would
have hunted till midnight to find her
] aud band her the loekcd.f; letter.
Three or four weeks ago when she
opened her lettersL wcpt and smiled
ms over the first. Dan wrote that he
was coming for week. aud her heart
was full. She said she'd have the cot.
tage looking like now for h IN, and
ehe'd be Mt the depot 10 welcome linn
first ofall. Every body, felt gla>l with
her, aud the lady clerk was to 20 IN IN
some evening and have tea with her
and see little Dan and praise and en-
courage him, for the more kind word,
q boy can have the better will he sock
to do.
There was no letter the next Tues
day, but the two excused its absenc.
hy saying that Dan wns getting ready
tc come home. That was early in
February, and he was to come about
the first Of March. The next Tuesday
there was IL letter, but the handwritinr
was not little Dams. 1t was a strange
business hand, and the clerk felt chill
90 over her MS she turned it over. It
might be good news, III. she feared.
M other" came in at tile regular hour
and she turned pale as she took the
envelope. Her fingers tremhled ns
she opened it. and ahe had to vino the
mist out of her eyes before she could
decipher word She hadn't read
over four or five lines when she uttered
moan and sank right down, like enc
crushed by some awful weight. They
fitted her up and took her home, the
letter 'claspad in her stiff fingers, and
though shc came OFT Of the faint after
a while her hear. was broken, and in
q weak she was in her grave.
Dan wns dnadi 'rha lettor oo;d ~
he Ind been taken suddenly ill and
that nothing Guild save him. The
blow was too heavy for one with her
gray hairs and childish heart, and her
il tile old cottage is without tenant.
No more letters commencing "Dear
mother,' comoifor The dead and the
trembling hands which used 20 llngor
Iondly over the words "My dear boy,
Dan, nre folded over a lifeless breast,
there to rest till the angels unclasp !
them. Detroit Free Ircss.
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4 short man ibacahic attached to a
tall woman, and someboay7faid that
he had f,Renin love with her, "Dp
you call it fallen In fdvs ?'sAid the
sui'ors 'its more'like' climbing up to
u. Eat#i lHi iroTf
IN xul with evil. f.1,a. = "a Z
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Hold ionsBoyss.

Hold on 10 your II tongue. ion ss sVRaGcn VRaGcn YOU
ar; arc Just ready to swear, lie,taor speak
hastily or use an impropcr; word.
Hoid on to your hand, when You
nre about to strike, steal or do an i'm
proper act.
Hold on to your feet when vou arc
on the point Of kicking, running away
from study or pursuing tbcr path Of
crrer, shame or crime.
Hold OH to your, temper whom you
are angry, eycited Or imposed Upon or
others grow angry about you.;;
Hold Oh to your heart; whom evil
persons seek your company, and in.
vite you to join their games, mirth or
revetry. iis mi aa.eH nm
Hold on to your good namel Mt all
times for it is. more valuable than
gold, high places or, fashionable at.
tire. fff
Hold on to truth for it will servo
you we'll, and do you good throughout
eternity.
Hold on to your virtue, it is above
all price to you in all'plaees. ''''
HFd on to your character, for it is.
and always will he, your best wealth.
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NOTICE OF DISMISSAL
NOT ICE DE.ln.aI1v ssAT. ,,,,,'l.-

Notice is hereby given that IswiIl file NV
final account with the;Judge Of Probate for
orangeblrg county on tho 10Th day Of April
1873, and ask for letters of Dismissal a.
Executor of the last Will and Testament of
Robert Argoc. -
EDWARD .ARGoE.
mar @-at Executor.
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Getting up in q cold 70 m to make
a fire is like getting up in iiic. If
you crawl timidIy out Of BED, 20 on
tip-toe to the stove, anda allow the
shivers to get control of ycn before the
k:na.ing sts-ts, your fire will brohab-
~ be failure, and you Will half
freeze to death in the operation. But
if ou.lump out brayely, bus:lc around,
pull ON your clothes, knock over q
chair or two, and pitch ii the stovo-
wood, you will probably be tooy warm
by the time the fire gets, to burning
and have to open a window.. So in
l'te. Attack it timidiy and ynu will
fail. Grapple with it. hurry up things,
stir around, conquer fortune. and You
will be success,
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TWO DOLLARS PER AiiNUM. :
VOLUME 9, !.

R1EogIgEI igI lsssssess,Y u I q
IN tiRsiaoSsgr 5asssE Esaptiea ofif IL dats g
ei.iYsas q HsRSPs s e9 fgss.I 1sss
Issued ID thS latS &. J. Oliyeres, S ;asod,
and also Of Deposit Book No. 9eEf aSne
Branch, In the nnmo Of tho said III. OA-
vssaa, In truHt, and chat will Eply in
three months from date for renepHl Of the
sau,s, and for sanh dividends as mEYaeeSSrno aeeSSrn
snsreon. 10 shs Trustee and CopnIttee OF
thonaid Bank, at Columbia, s. c.
Is. ROSA G. OLIvE0s,
Ssas 6--1 sm 8m Qualified Exsitrix.
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A GA R nd

Ds, J. &. WANNAMAKER is in no,-
session of tire Receipts md Prescription
Books of the late DR.. E. J. Oliveros. All
persons desiring to get any of the above
Preparations or Renewal of Prescriptions
can do 60 by calling on
Dn. WANNAMAKER,
mar 21-'sia At his Drug Store.
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NOTICE OF DISMISSAL.

One month from date viii Gle with The
Judge Of, Probate my iinal account as Adj
ministratix Of Moses Brady deceased and
ask for ms letter of dismissai. .f,tal s'f@f
RACHEL BRADDY,
Administrative,
~ alar2 4. 1873 I'm
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s.~s~s - 8sssssAss ~ -.

President t,,aul Il teaitesp-ls al
\ ID i, t. 'ho l,etfiltf.tat e3asen-
tio II iIultan tue i,iastt,aa, example
~ Ii. u aa..ia5i,l anl retire ulttr Ai.
rqaatt4l tr,4.
i.4sa i 81 .as j Nsl,ei u Y.aat
epfsl.. ~ l.ke dlln Aatu ~, i.ae
dlnl husp my i. the, ani therefore
i Wicked ter i.ae, istuA. 10 wear
sa,nl
iiu-iness Il ii dull IN Sell, TINT ~
tsaal . leiimin al' liase given Themselves
VI to tie authorities ii i'alsfne They
dea sant liberty. lIstr. nothing
III il l'..snsiins, IN iast,
\ lin.nl. With sssea language ~
hi. command Mus h.atun out II al the
money IL Ind, III n bna.ts ,a,-
hank, IL other dag, ani ~ lhole alc
people Mio rlauur fr c0n,
rulaptt ! l,ltallon'
,.lh1 III lil,iiAy hoel II Ito liloa,-
Oh bun i.hslles ii lAr lat.sl larasysl.
Tn Detroit Free Pres sats that
wlon Ninth avenue b. piti'lipt lato
i.ablvtsa affect by aut. Eets i bloody
nose, liz gees home in,i, prepared ior
Whit liz knows will follow,
lighting again. chr enquiries the
Detroit father. We'll. | II $40 sou In
! Tho wopdshr,l after dinner.
Father, rcpi'e. tho boy, tears IN
hla e.,A -, MAJ TINT johnson boy.
llo oa,ne along and called ~ The son
u 4 etuss.eyvd rhccrthisI, and, father,
! Couldn't stand hy and hear you Spok-
un u il, tint manner
1hs father lueIs IN lin vest rprksl
] iara t1icLle, and nothing further Ii
naitl ii mt the snoduhcd hnsinr.a
uW III lhc r.lil0ts II tie Washing
ton iruniolr declared III recent in.
'ul,i.l thAt .1.et. t,fani nintie great
ser,i'il.r In accepting lhe Presidency. !
-, ii eape sely nuar sst,iiiaina tue
l,psitntt u N
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vuIttG.u;nllOnNt

Pupils ate received N, time during The
year, anil charged from ,inia Or entrance.
NJ deduction made for larilnl absence.
nnlnsr IN eusa " prntrartsd Illness, on dla.
inissai
Communications to NIL from Tic Acn,lr.
mi, are Submitted ~ tho inspection VI tho
tsntt.riur.e.
faeA pupil ~ required II hasr chanKea
III 1int'.lnn sufficient II nrrrar IA Ill tihi,t
notify ahl respectfully dreasel also hls
inesis tls tide nurkiAs, ono tiressing.
d al tie i,flsihF faNu, Two black aptans,
kftlit fork, sllsfl l.islu MI teaspoon ani
natfin,iink With naa. ihafheI Ia full /
sife.siny.eaAc Furnished viii combs, hrlsh
tnAth ai5i nHil isat7itsH suan. rff
i'arh4t nHnst niil i'nAi 60 siAmla arr III
hH entrusted ~ tifrsflrss Nnr4tetsfi.
itltta iur Chatting 81 nt'ier ltplas viii ~
laHIu uiltnss sllia ii uitnry he ,lrpo ltel
With the Institution, far thu rnrlese
difference ~ Religion inrins ma obstacle
ii tie a4lhiHslen IL surl ~ are willing to
ra,.s.rm II lilo established routine ~ thu
Institute f.sts. ~ fAiMitIA,
I'LL sarcrioreas
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In I..nlirrly | Alnl VI.
E,*iuA, ,tttai,, 1, it.o.

HW#INA9 HNfHIAE e TIT.
Nil sfrsIssf
l'eht ~ Ny dan4itr, afttf LOVING II
severe eilaea q NiaaIits saaSl, Nas lift
IN u ihtltte st9le II ht4lFli lsfas Ha,ispt
hi fll.lAl - bAtl ti,e At.ft4sr, hlpt
aiinl aslhs ia ballta hl.s tHlls rtsiute |
III hnaila
hass in.lt i grsAt Mfter IFam i,Inus
mntisH | 49, ah.n sfsfal 1attles ~
thu l.itlAH tsf aAtn eHts tfl1tl. uul Ii \
lnpls Il M II lf,s entirely e4lsli u4e. /
lase rseeltint nslaa tls it5ss41sa 10 nibets
With liz kape Ftti i. nli# Il an gtfnf
cleanser aAI lntlttt q lha rs i II Il
riraFtiAl u tsl.s fhd ! 81, .ll.tlJalls
,e.onlsa.n.l II
JANIS NuKsl., aai Athens ~tlael
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ae i4i FL, iva,

Ntafflkt ets dartril5 TIN - t.sfse
II tlsesn eaalsiuis h ihsls.f4t6f# ahi
strengthen til Whole ssttHla 90 upon
tho heeatlss HraahF, hiiRAs inflammation
elunnHn4 anl .tll.a alteration. tEea eoAati
l,aiiou mi regulates ii,a leN aIs
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Df. Dsrgsr's Toais .owsl On Ito r.i3.

Thrse Hills MI iHfs'l#aa Faitstt Mn etFs spAi ~
AMI nia. nAAAti ~ MaA#A8sA Ht *8#s III iss
lHftstia tasttia IN III h4fsi4 ats NV ae4ty
Iaafsaa tAa asfAs 81 II fha liAe+sNa 4sHFt FL lFe
sill e IN, aAk faa@Ys lH*s III tfite 8A as la4p
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r. if N pf lfsafs1 As3f is Il Al u
ttiAAHf. FAAn8sAtAt A#a tuNAau Asls.t j,
arH AaHA ttfYs
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now lnvAalps Az 4 DISTANCE
IN. u. n. ROOTS,
no. I'D !. slnrlan hve. 7.

A~~w css.sss $3.50.
[IJEfs~s So IN
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0Ha l.t3 II t'ert.fNN .sa4 fsssv
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- Iril r1.7lhs1.s ggate*f
hivf,ylIilI2aaliss'ng I ifs'' II
AgM iaIla.
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jtu.gDu MIXERS

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Nm, ROW Az III, Anafi A t,Isens, tietstF
yNNt Az tow HI III III 1855 III Isspi hNssslla
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
f'er rfses.rs m shn Throat and Lungs,
aAeA Fa ts# shM, Isssf Ill, Mhnnpla.f.
Cough, trAssssgt4s. AAtAn.a,
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w. -, MIR. s"uth .tte ar Market ~,
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t.UNAS 4 nHnItttsa. Fnniii q aFti Hue.
], a.. D0As, un NasLst street,
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LpmLr Dnlers
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The New York herald., 1875-09-29
THE IMITATION QUESTION.

To THE EDITOR oF THE HERALD
The leading article in the HERALD Of this morning
commends the Legal Tender Club for discussing before
the people the currency question: but beg leave TO
take issue with that article in its assertion that the
currency has been expanded instead OF contracted since
the panic Of 1875 OF, indeed since 1865
The state Of the currency October 81, 1865 at the
time the Hon. Hugh McCuoch initiated the policy Of
contraction by Withdrawing the certificates Of tom
porary deposits, and against which Mr. Plny Freeman
vainy protested, may be judged from the following
table Of all kinds then outstanding II Is from spaud.
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