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-'"t'. slows r4r wonderful. simplicity &C The
s.yon SG.wiH@ ilaciH inc the
"t0NGc EiSsIse." Mr.. Lyon. the In
yrtrrr. W., for many years the rr" .Icnt and
Manager Of the FINALE n LYoY :. VI. Co..
1ni hence cuoyrd the largest facility for m"
-'u,'y OF the SEWING MACHINE ART. and H.
adaptation to- every variety of Scwlug manu-
lartarr. both i'm the FAMILY and IN me sHpr;
and the Invention proves great success. II
has overcome the IoU radical dJcriS OF Shut
tie Machines. viz.
lst-WAN ANT e. SPACE under the ARM-nOr
room enough o. pass the Nor. through.
2d.--Waur II durabIi'y-'"o much Fac
TIuN
3d-Too nEivY HUNNING--titc~ he Co.! era
'.r
i,n-Too much Jtr and nose
No o'l"r Shuttle Machine has ever. sue
rrssr,I y, overcome these ,ow G,,u H,i,ci<
Some Machines have cver~on" one drtrc'
and some another, hur 100 one Machine has
ever before overcome ,r"m all. Hence We
| know the machine HON E>TLG cxccIs any
dam" we have to contend with in tn" market.
and does his 20 obviously rs 10 cut short all
| debate ON III" subject
| We realize that these are Siro2g .4SaTGaros,
-
! iu.s for we KNOW whereof - affirm.
| We. therefore, cl'er the machine upon lis
| own merits AMI f Il does not prove >aii>iac-
tory, it cap be returned any time within 81
! day and money refunded.
Oar LiSrPGIcEs viii DO the same a other
! FIRST Glass Machines, bu; in nc'.hh"rhoni>
/ where We have no .lg,n', >prr'al induce
ueutS will be offered. Each Machine is sup
! piled, without extra charge, with Hrnucr,
! puiiIrr. Gu1-c >rt"w. Screw Driver. SIX
| Brhbius One Dozen Needles. Oh Can filled
| with OIL. Belt and Instruction Book.
! For the accommodation of those who have
! rhc Fiuklr 4 Lyon Machine, we Shall keep a
! supply Of the PARTS and FINDINGS for
the + X l. Machine, anu shall duly attend to
| all repairs.
| n b. We shall appoint AGENTS with
crri"=lrc Tori'ory for Towns or CGM.s-
ties or States. and we hope To render
these agencies permanent 10y the Liberal in.
! 1uccm"rrs W. otnr and N. intrinsic merits Of
| the machine. oriunhrr particulars. aiIrcs,
Lyon Sewing Machine Co.,
- East 18th s., New York City.
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LAND FOR SALE.

ENiiE Cracraft land adJuiung the Cox place
1 viii he sold chap. one.halr cash and
one half on time. There /, 637 acres Of THIS
land which viii Ice sold in small lot, 10 suit
purchasers. II i above overflow. For fur.
rhcr particulars enquire Of
WILEY I NANGHAN
~ Efyy.llv la
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Too'A ''' i,'''" ,,,.a;,'
i,.J-
Psychologists must eat!
dare not taste ~ juicy grape;
~, p"' '",e Us
''''" ''.''
4 matter of course-a fivef bed.
GGasshoppcrs-danccrs on I'M green.
Cologne is called the Scentimenial city.
4 mn, bo i ALWAYS in a stew generally
goes To pot.
por, mil, INV IN hor Jo,, With ou,po-.
con, ~, CON,
No good place far Toms and Tabbics-
Ca, alone in.
,,,. I.,v.s
p'"r'S ore c'"Sy io' Va 'c''""S' NV"
carpenters are gwen 10 'ie-''y "' :"
'n"ch 'h''e'''"s.
~ ~
Hugo was about the rny Victor that the
American Team met abroad.
The extra sleep obtained by the use of
mosquito canopy IL net gain.
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,.,I .n,.,.;,,,,I. i,,,,,I,.,;,;n,, ,it,..,,l,L.
'"''o''''' NV
A Saratoga belle writes home ut is hor
"nn
''"
In Cincinnati II is currently reported Iva,
Grimwoli al the Chcng" Journal has gone
:" . -
They tried To set up the scicn,itic name of
she rora,o Ir,- in Delaware, the other day.
and II pied the whole form.
A whine from the Eas,-tnc clare, is sri,i
flowing freely in the Turkish provinces, bu,
the Porte is very nearly exhausted.
go, ~ \.
Y and We, there. are more cock ii.hr, there
on Sunday than ia any other city il, the State.
wife. and vet he has known many a ril to be
taken for d wife.
~,
n'" ''o' ~, Nv, @ "
piuned back So very ti.lit, made her appear
exceeding spare.
=,
n'"'"' S'' ''s' ''''' ,'''"''- "' ,
81 ,' "S :" u
10 the propo>ng point
m
ine man ""nSo WIG cav away MS "S'
oo"'e OF c"cN'''l 10 SICK pcss'' mas S',''
been heard To m''diy express the "l'h'o'i '''a'
fhe cofhposnor VINO S"os''"'c" 'h III "'
Wv ~ sPeak"h3 oi 'aoy '"'n'e" WV"
swelling "i The ieet, accomplished 'he
worst VI"Siaphic"i lcat on record
he fhilaieiphia man who was arrested
III Delaware Tor horse stealing wfo'c LONE !"
ms iriehus that ne was temporarily "ea'heo
u'ere 10y heavy pressure oil stocks.
r,,ev.,,,,.. ,c, ,.I;,nco n, /, mn, yLo
Is always telling what he would nave done
had he been there. have noticed that
Se'hNso" "io VI PN'f'S "~'N' - $3.50
c,.; .l.,,I ,,.h;,,v :, wo-,,r,
,,..,l t., ;,;6,a,,,v ro,n,,Ls ,b,t !,
d. - ~. .I,,,l,,o.sI, loo,
'n,,;,,., ), 5ou, ,,,.n ne ,up,,,,,,,,v o,E.re,
n, l., ,,,;, n.
I'll \, III, .,-,,,I I.e,,,,s ,,,,,,J him
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- :, III, 80, H., ,,,,d b;,
H., r.,
m.,c,,,, ,,h, loos mn, ,dv,,,;,e c,n N,
more sncrcr,, i, d,,wiuc ,u,,o,,. ,,an can ;
Young lady, wi,hou, a b,,s,l, and few pounds
cf G,Isc hair. succeed in drawing beaux.-
Wknehaa Times.
"hch yo" near GOO" Story u''" "'e up
the hands Of a man Who does not pay for
new spapcr, yoE may know that both hav,
been borrowed.
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~"
n There Sn is o r'afe i" New Hampsn,
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11

TOE WORK, of all kinds. hom a caJie de
81 risuc TO poster. neatly executed al this
office upon short uotico.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11
LAND FOR SALE.
THE
PHILHARMONIC" PIANO.

This entirely new instrument possessing all
the essential qualities of more expensive and
higher priced Pianos is offered ut lower price
than any similar one now in the market 1t j.
lurabic, with a magnificen'c Of tone hardly
surpassed and vet can he purchased at prices
and on terms within tie reach Of all. This
instrument has all the modern Improvements
including the celebrated "Aoraiic" treble and
is fully warranted Catalogues mailed.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11
Notice 10 the Afflicted and unfortunate.

feorc applying IN tho notorious quackq VII advertise in
PUZZLE papers, or using any Guark remefc.. Dr.
Butts work matter what your disease hos d.p,or
abe your cJnfiiion.
DR. Butts occupies double house NJ twenty rooms,
IL ndorsed hy OF the celebrated medical profs.
81 this country and Europe and he per.
sonay or by mall the diseases mentioned In
uce and parlors, No IL North Eighth street, between
harket and Chesnut. ST. Louis, No.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11
IT,. So
Attest:

G..s.)
Attest: - -. a.. 'nsl
Upon receiving the preceding bond, 10. to
will he deposited III one of the Rationale crU
Of Gala,in, a receipt will he returned to- l.,
purchaser. The right to the Schoarsh' ca
trans fcrablc, and any one holding, -
may send any one to CoIleg" f. tuition
fees.
In this way collegiate education is forevh'
secured III the holder of the Scholarsbr me-
descendants or assigns, for the s.t">hay -
wear
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11

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e. >, ,.'.j' Il = e. a ~ 'TIG 4 4 4 Z,
o.
The '."rr g. o. ,... &C ',i" D., ;.,.-; and NO.
.,.aln,... ,"r .ru''..rr' rrn-'."- ina Americas ~
,r ti,..i, @, 'h,. famous ile"-..,a.- county 81
-r.r,.., ..,.ujy. r,nu = love. valley. l.,a"
h",wr,u - rance. If ,.ic Cumberland Di'...-
r'.'., ''"@ 'h'' '""h'r'',' ,'''r. IT," 'y.o.'."
''.' '': - '''S '''' 1t. "
800. and r..t,,r,n,,. so-,r,al.,, anA y.nc-
,oSly Ih,- rgo~c WIS ~c,r,,cd after cau,o--
. 49, III" advantages anA ,ni"~cn.'m'- "rir'c"
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11

WAIERS' Concerto ORGANS
cannot be crceiicd in tome or beamy; they
defy competition. The Concerto $50" L. Tfp,
imitation of the Human Toice
PRICES EXTREMELY Low for cash
during This Month, Monthly instruments re-
ceircd; on Pianos, SO TO $50; Organs, s.
10 SO Second hand Instruments, So 10 81,
monthly afu first Deposit. AGENTS
WANTED. "A literal discount to Teachers,
Ministers, Churches, Schools Lodges, etc.
Speciai inducements 10 he trade illustrated
Catalogues Mailed. HORACE WATERS
+ SONS, ISL Byoad,coy, Nep York Box 1861.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11
No. 3..-.FcmaIe Scholarships.


Ten female s.n,l,..i- will he received into
the family of the ..--1y'l lent Of Neophogc:s
Colle.c. and trained rs his children. boarded,
clothed, books AMI stationery furnished, aud
yr,,Iua,cd i'm a regular e., -r'2.c Course, fui>
SIUJD each payable in Il Lam 10y the / :, Of
September. 1873. They must no, lie under
twelve years OF aye, and able I" read ana
write. "'he chief inducch:ent in presenting
this is to give the Prcsi lent an opportunity To
train remarkable characters, Ia the honor oi
the College, and to enable him 10 verify his
views in regard To the development of any
youth of medium organization, when fall
control is gwen and implicit confidence re-
pnSpI
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11
No 3-Male Scholarships, $1,000.

B,arl and tuition perpetual to one student
Gur 5 900, payable ia advance. The holder
of n Scholarship can Introduce one student
alter auothcr, from time ~ ti'n", free oi charge
for board aud tuition. There IRE only TWEEN
" of these Scholarships Tor sale. Address
J. NJ WALTON, LII H., Prcsidca.
Gallutiu Tenn.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11


the comp lcNion, &c.
This !. an Interesting work o. tao hundred and siry
page with humorous cnrraviuss. md contains valuable
Information for those who married
rase s IL Ia book that ought IN be tept under lock
ami key. mi not left carelcssly about the hon.
II contains the experience and advice Of a physician
whose reputation ~ world wide ard shoui be In the pri.
drawer ~ every mac and female the en
globe omtraces everything the subject ~ the
alive system tha. Il worth knowing and much that not
published In any other work
Sent 10 any enc free o. POSTAGE FOR Fifty Cents =
Address Dr. Butts Dspensary, No. IL :. Eighth street,
Mo
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11

tNS;: SALE: Three valuable tracts OF
land. rear trHcard. louisiana.
H., I'm lorsi.u"d he's procured the agency
for the sale 1t thlcC tracts of "ood wood land
near Girard. Ouc pacc with 10 acre.. two
other places 1850 acres each; one mile, one
and a half AMI two and Il half. from Girard.
The 10 tract viii be sold for s. 20 per arr"
Tor cash: the other It $500 per acre ou one.
'wo AMI :hrcc yoars note with mortgage re-
tanned. For further particulars, apply To
WILEY +. NANGHAN,
Feb. 9TH, If. Rayvillc In.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11
Flour.

FiOuS.
700 Barrels: 900 half do--all -radcs--in
cludin. "PURiTY," the Premium Flour
a; the late -. Louis Fair and the TIA
RA, Is equal, both uncxcelcd, at
dec L. LAMKIS n EGGLFsToNs
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11


"I1uc a.1.u. I,"l" f.nn,
Fgo.u e fr.r:-u -.l"r''
And ola. II 49, uy -o"i w.i' , y
70 greet nay friends one" "'o'''
him yru 80 r,w ."r". my ir.cu"~r
wear NO. .aury r'u:Er-:
.u,w goa low" re tor myself
Fa,I lrGrvc your 'a'h-'
| ,r,J In. Iuy,iyi v hnu come
IL. once yuu r. bile, md""d.
knrw u, ali IA all 10 You:
~, yr., | nun 4 ,h,uc # 5.y'
~ ,orr,'- axe p:~~.HG sweet
,hnl yea with ny .uc.uIy-
So >Inl a.. yrr complete
- AL here tie ~ YOU ,c,rjy cry,
Aud ..,.uhlr,~ watch ny Hight
Uul..-. .,t,,,l. ha"c s"r there,
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11

Oct your Job printing done at 10" BLA-
N coz Once
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11

]Onl Acre, Of land.-Soin" improve
tCDU mcnt on the pace. Near The
North Louisiana y Texas Rail Road aud il
good range. For particulars apply At his
office. =.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11

nNE Hali.m'crc>t in a large body Of land,
! J hu' will be sold IN lots t" suit purchasers.
For particulars apply at tin, office. II.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11
SIs.!. EsSE G0s,

300 A wobI a %%@1 a". w so aS'r' %"
will toe sold ~ - 81 per acre. on easy terms.
ten miles .ourh-cas, OF RayyIe. For farther
particulars apply NJ ibis Office Mo.2-6u)
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11

$500 A 's', % Al. , ,%. %~ol. r"r r@
particulars aYply ar'hls o..rc. Il.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11


10
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11
Seven &tern Facts.

S'T'cnls-2Ic leceiyed at any q
ndvaps<mcns. at any time.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-11
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

Marriage n.: h:y.5; ts:s,' ss.s; ::
Guide. :S;;, - SIS. ,sZs.,i :s :;
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Change of Schedule.
IL. COL. & AUGUSTA Il. L..

COLUMBIA, :. G., APRIL l, 1876.
s% mMs S s: g.; I'd in instr snd Dnr aiseT Pnse ine
Scngcr Train from and to Columbia will
be- discontinued. passengers for points
on Choraw and Darlington Railroad can
make connections Mt Florence on Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays. leaving
Columbia on Local Freight at 3. 10 A. NJ,
arriving at Florence at 1850 =. H. Re-
turning, lemvc Florence mt 1850 p. NJ:
arrive at Columbia 9}0 +. NJ.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbia .S S.15 u. M.
Florence. ~. so u. nj.
Arrive Wilmington. .. w ITO a. m.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Wilmington .. $40 =. m.
Florcnce. IL. 40 p. nj.
Arrive Columbin. 400 n. m.
Makes through connections, all rail,
North and South, and water line connec-
tions uia Portsmouth Through tickets
sold and baggage checked to all principal
points Pullman sleepers.
JAS. ANDERSON, Gen, Supt.
a. PorH, Gen. Pess, and Ticket Agent.
Charlotte, Columbia g; Augusta r. R.
CoLuMDrA. S. c., April l. 1876.
TIME following Passenger Schedule is
IL now operated:
GOING NORTH. Train Eo2. Train No. 4.
Leave Augusta .. $50 q. nj. 4, Is p. M.
Graniteville. .10.20a m. III D. IN.
Col'bia Junct'n.. q. Zap. m, 9O5 3. IN.
Columbia. ..... 2.45p. m, 9.17p. M.
Chester. ...... G.34p. m.
Arrivh Charlotte. 900 p. m.
M. Train makes close connection,
ria Charlotte and Richmond, to all points
North, arriving ct New York Cos A, NJ
No. 4 Train makes close connection, ria
Wilmington and Richmond, to all points
North, arriving at New York 5.15 p. II.
oo1ka SOUTH. Train No. L. Train No. 3.
Leave Charlotte $50 q. m. p"
Chester -. .11.02 a. m.
Winnsboro. 10. 80 p. m.
Arrive Columbia .2.42 p. M.
Leave Columbia. q. 50 p. m. $40 O. m.
Corbia Junctn. 3. ZIP. m. AZ d. m.
Graniteville. .7.15 p. m. 7.48 o. m.
Arrive Augusta. :. .605 p. m. 8.45 q. m.
South bound Trains connect ut An.
gusta for ali points South and West
Through tickets sold and baggage
checked to principal points. -
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A PoPR, Gen. Pass'r and Ticket Aet
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We read in the Bible, in the 18th
chapter of 1st Samual and 10Th
verse, that "There was no smiths
found throughout the land of
Israel" Of course not. All the
Smiths were living in this country
I at that time, and they have Won
derfully increased and multiplied
since then.
A clergyman in one of our East
ern cities was met by a seedy-look-
ing man with q flask of whiskey in
his pocket, who inquired: "Sir, is
this the nearest road to the aims
house?" mo SIR" replied tho
clergyman, pointing to the bottle;
"but that is"
Garibaldi wore tho traditional
costome when he was sworn in the
italian Parliament-a red shirt,
white mantle and blue cap, en-
broidcred with gold. When he an
swered in clear voice, "Giuro, "
("I swear,") there was burst of
applause and cries of bravo.
One of Brigham Young's wives
told, him the other day, that when
she heard that the Sultan Of Tur-
key had 700 wives, she felt morti-
fed to think TINT. her husband had
allowed an outlandish foreigner to
beat him so badly in that line.
There is wifely pride for yon.
A'colored congregation in Dny-
ton have decided to forgive their
clergyman for betting on three
card monte and losing 800 of fcsti-
val money. "We is all human, and
de game is very exciting"
A Boston lady recently left n
sum ofsmoney, the interest of which
is used in providing the inmates of
the Home for old women and
Home for old men with a supply Of
tea.
A young lady while out walking
heard, for the first time, her mo-
theirs intention to marry again,
and she was obliged to sit down
and cry about it. She could not
go a astep-farther.
"No eetin appuls in school ours, .
reads sign on the blackboard of
a school-house in. enlightened old
Massachusetts, where education is
supposed to sit OH the top rail and
make faces ut ignorance.
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How TO BREAK OFF BAD HABITS.
Understand the reason, and all the
reason, why the habit is injurious.
Study the subject until there is no
lingering doubt in your mind.
Avoid the places, the persons, and
the thoughts that lead to the
temptation, Frequent the places,
associate with the persons, indulge
in the, thoughts that lead away
from temptation! Keep busy; idle
ness is the strength Of bad habits.
Do not give up the struggle when
you have broken your resolution
once, twice-a thousand times.
That. only shows how much there
is: for you to strive. When you
have broken your resolutions just
think the matter over, and. endea-
vor to understand why it is you
failed, SO that yon may be on; your
guard against o, recurrence of the
same circumstances. Do not think
it jg an easy thing that you have
undertaken. dt is folly to expect
to break of o bad habit in day
: which @ may may have been gathering
long years.
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Ihmdtn Irnln VIII connect ut King-
villo with Up Passenger Train for Co
lumbia, Monday, Wednesday and Friday;
and with Down Passenger Train from
Columbia. Tuesday, Thursday md Sn-
turday. =. S. SOI.OMONS. Gen Supt.
S. r. PCKISs, General Ticket Agent.
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Proposals for Military Supplies.
OFFICE CHIEF QuARTERlAsrER,
DEPARTMENT OF TIE SOUTH,


LoUIsyn4LE, KY, March 81, 1875.
GEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicatc,
~ under the USUAL conditions, will be
received at this Office, and also at the
offices of the United States Quartermns-
ters ut the several posts named below,
until ~ o'clock NJ, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day of May, 1875, at which time
and place they will be opened in the
presence of bidders, for the delivery OF
military supplies during the fiscal year,
beginning July 1, 1875, md ending June
30, 1876, as follows:
Wood, Coal, Corn, Oats, Hay and
Straw, ut tho following named posts
Louisville, Lebanon, lancaster and
Frankfort, Ky; Nashville, Humboldt
and Chattanooga, Tenn; Huntsville,
Mount Vernon and Mobile, Ala. Atlanta
and Savannah, Ga; Charleston, Colum-
bia, Yorkyille and Newberry, IS. c.; Fort
Johnston, Fort Macon, Marion and Ra-
leigh, N. c.; and st. Augustine, Fla.
Bids for any portion Of the supplies
will be entertained.
The Government reserves tho right to
reject any or all bids. -" tHtJ 6
A preference will be given to articles
of domestic production.
Blank proposals and printed circulars,
showing the estimated quantities required
at each post, aud giving full instructions
as to the manner of bidding, md the
terms Of contract and payment, can be
obtained by personal or written npplica-
ton to the Quartermastety ut the various
posts or to this office. -. ~
JAMES "A. EKEN,
April 16 thm4 Chief Quartermaster.
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Df. Geo. Howe, Jr.,
NFFIOE over w. @. Fiaher'a store.
" Residence corner of Banding and
Pickena street. April 2S 1mot
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ORIGIN OF THE GoD HYMEN.+
Danchet; the French poet, tell us;
respecting the deifcation of Hy-
men, that lie was o young man of
Athens, obscurely born, but very
handsome. Falling in love with q
young lady of distinction, he dis
guised himself in q female habit, in
otderto. get access to her and EN-
JOY. the pleasure of her company.
AZ he happened to be pne day ! in
this disguise with his mistress and
her female companions, celebrating
on the seashore the rites of Ceres
Meusina, q gang of pirates came
upon them by surprise and carried
them all off. The pirates, having
conveyed them to o distant island,
got drunk for JOY, and fell asleep.
Hymen seized his opportunity,
armed the virgins, and despatched
the pirates; after which, leaving
the. ladies on the island, he went
in haste to Athens, where he told
his adventure to oil the parents,
and demanded her he loved in
marriage as his ransom. His re-
quest was granted, and SO for
tunate was the marriage, that the
name of Hymen was ever after
wards invoked in all future nup-
tials, md in progress of time the
Greeks enrolled him among their
gods.
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ROSES HOTEL COLUMBIA, S. c. VIM g. ROSE, Proprietcr.

FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Fare 50! n day, including
Omnibus ride. Situated
hear the Capitol and in
centre Of business part of
the city. My Omnibus
will convey passengers to
and from every train. The
Ladies' Apartments are
complete; entrance on As
scmhly street. BILL
ARD and bath ROOMS
arc all new and in good
order. APPS
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The May t0upen.

,rADAPTED TO A BACKWARD SEASON. It,
If you're waking, call me early, call me
il early, mother dear, g.
And gee that my room is warm, mother,
and the fire is burning clear; go
And tallow my nose once more, mother,
'''once more ere you go away,
For Tin to be Queen O. tho May, mother
I'm to be Queen O. the May.
It froze SO hard last night, mother, that
really couldn't break
The ice in my.little pitcher, mother, till
Thought tho poker to take;
EoGni I! Ana /. there on the earth, mother
: but, oh! let that hot brick stay,
For I'm to be Queen O. the. May, Mother,
I'm to be Queen O. the May. ."
1 shall put on my aqua-scutenl outside
-of, my; ;seal-skin coat, - u,
And two or three yards Of flannel, dear,
viii sc around my throat; ;l,..
And you'll see that the boneset tea, mo-
ther, is drawn while your child g
For I'm to be Queen o the May, mother,
I'm TO be Queen O. the May.
Little Effie shall go with me, if her nose
is ft to be seen;
And you shall he there, too, dear mother,
to see me made the Queen. n,
Provided the doctorll let you; and if it
=, don't min instead, .t.
Little Johnny is to take me part of the
way, on his sled. ,,r f4
SO; if you're waking, call me early, call
me early, mother dear, -3t ,.G
For tomorrow may be the chillicst day
of alf the glad new year;
For to-dayis the thirtieth, mother, and
tiess'd if your child can say, l1ut
If she ain't an April Fool, mother, in
stead, OF . Queen 9 the May. =
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!An afortMas madeqin tha tAIs-
thodist Conference in p Pennsylvania
last. week TO- effect eIchange in, the
system Of itinerancy, several large
and influential congregations pro-
testing that MeyS would not gbe
compelled to part with pastors who
had grown near and dear to them
in years OF faithful service. They
referred to instances within the
limits Of the Conference where
clergymen in other Christian sects
had remained i'll charge of the
same congregation thirty, forty,
and even fifty years, and urged
that no charm of novelty, no ad-
vantages Of learning or eloqucnce
could equal in weight of influence
the trust reposed by the flock in n
man who had held them in his
arms as children, had married them,
offered their little ones to Gods
service, and buried their dead.
The question was simply debated,
but the old fashioned Methodists
predictions for the itinerant sys-
TEN were too strong for any inno-
vations, and SO the Conference
decided to make no utterance that
could be construed in favor of u
change.
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