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CANlAL-EAVIGATlON.
Tho 1iosClan System 0f Towing w.
the Rttkxtur lkH.A1,

tzae Rstlxter AkH.as.
s psa.ps.r e ~ Hr% s yonx r'I; FL .,. r..s
your editorial OH " "Btoatn.rower oh the Can4ls," In
y$ *sus OF Feb. a. and ~ thu principal owner Ia
q a2&y working taa usl4lsn sysetn af towing, by
submerged cls2ius or c4blts, oa the Era
wish to submit few statements, with view
too;tJ Informing YOU - " sstual rsoRro.a psade
In nfH1clny 4toatn substitute fur aGiil.. power
upon tho Erlo Canal. Ernd yoa hrraaith circular of
tho Now York Hteatn Cable Towing uonauy extract
eoly Of ntu.sea Of tho regular monthly moatiug of
tho Cheap Transportation Association af thla city
htss III: abr se T. s 4 S
opposed 10 ta. IN youf editorial uslsee ststoinrut
Of e facts ~ my aFt aud will 4crya to hs Of greater
benet to tho Northwest In Tbs sGorts there To aeco,,-
lftsh this great result thAn can p04sbly c4Io from
any introduction Of steam by !ls application to casi.
The following f4cts bs suLstautatcl ~ 10 liz Gs1
ter host:
Fuss-ls was not awarded prtzs under the prize
&Fcond-rwo boats only have run tho who1s SEASON,
sna mA1e no nnta tEiI saxn boas drawn by suin4al
Thira-rLe machinery ofa pazter boas cannot 10
srHlisa 70 1.nabea except At eoAs eauaI to tast of
Foarta-A ua.ter .,oat h.a not uad4a profit eaua,
70 thst mads ANNUALLY by esAA1.lo.s uAing animal
Evt tVta-rbo p,1,er bo.. |. no. pf.etle., SUCCESS
sad q no batter than other steam! sanslboats which
lavo been abandoned Oh account Of failure.
=, ,arhat no ,s*n s tss ss1sus 2 tons
using ansuaal power. sn carrying $40 tona Of cargo
coud snaka .n.ny ether stssa,ent. adverse "a the
unqualified siccess cained ior Il caaaos l. substau.
tiatsd and That ths opinion Of cur ssata Engineer aud
is ~ promoting liz ot 'aa'Is ~ Ta.ss ~:
ueag stranger to you. what bare written Ia. not
wits aboul viii hrst e.taIli. y 1o.',iou tnss
u ta nssaa sy.s i " tss!s IT, Iae
Iaetalss " s Eottausss aud It will eventually "
, 1875-03-02

WISCONSIN,.

.5nsetut Uitpatrh in The rtieago Tribune.
MADISON. WIS.,. March 1.--Tlo Assembly hAt
scaslon this morning. ami concusrod In tho
resolutlon for tho appointment Of committee
to decide "a to tho feasibility Of removing tho
8tats rrtson from Waupnn to Milwaukee.
The minority Of tic Lumbar Committee hand
cd In report against the adoption Of tho Dolls
bills passed. amending tho charter Of Groom Lay,
and relating to tho Municipal Court OF Fond du
Lao; to authorizo Milwaukee 10 rofund d cer-
tain assessment; to amond tho laws OF 1870
Amending tic lawB Of 1851 incorporating
tlo Germantown Farmers Mutual Insur-
ance Company; to amend the Noyisod Stat
utcs Of counties and county officers; to provide
aeainst extraordinary contlagratonB, md for tile
creation OF Rafcty funds by iiro insurance COM
rancs 10 arncnd tho laws OF 1871 to author
ize tito formation Of town insurance companies,
bills weso concurrcl In to prevent hunting door
with ioes IN kowaltnoo; to amond tho net TO In
corporate Darlington; to anlc,,d tho 1sovised
Statutes OF taxcs and aHsoHsn,ents relating to
cetneteries and cemetery nsHocati0us; 10 author
izo municipal corporations to ail In lin consrtc-
ton OF rhilrDnds !; fur tho preservation Of fish
IN Wolf Creok aud GrAtiot mi-pnnd in LafaY-
Co. to maintain dam on Little Wolf 1livcr. In
WAupaca County; to repeal tho lnwS Of 1870 to
onnble tho B0aTu Of Supervisors Ut LaCrosso
County TO approximate money for thu ropslr Of
i1Aun "hA. u.AoSen ~ 1nu %onAtf ! ~ - o'i"u III
the compilation OF tue wing OF the of&horil il0a"
pital for lHBano, a5.79p.,aycs, -; nays. lu; to
provide for Hoard OF atnso Centennial Mama
gers; to appropriate 10 II. l.. Palmer e8Gl.N
for services hs attorney IN cases OF tho
state vs. tho West Wisconsin llailroad Com.
pany; to appropriate to j.. 8. Dixon e52o.M
for services aB attorney in above cHse.-ayoR, "a;
nays, Il, to provide cotnponsation for tranacrib-
Inf tim Journals ot the senato nnl Assembly to
authorize Comsniastonc'a OF School and Uni.
vorsity Lands to loan s5o,0oo to tho city aud
town OF Alsnorn! Iolht: to provide Tor tho pur-
cllaHo nf Eng!1H'i roFortg Tor the State Library.
Tire bill to exempt tho wisconsin Central lload
mud al other incomplete roads fF7ni tho opern~
ton Of tile per curt Stato tar Vas ordered to q
third reading. -.
In tho bonate, thts httornoon. Assembly bills
to encourage nara" gauge ra'lroads; to amend
the Green Bay Cl:y charter; to authorize Apple.
ton to sssuo Watct-wprLe bonds; and many local
bills, pnsHod.
The Senate bill to provide Doard Of Conten-
ninl Managers waa passed..
In tl'o senate. at tho evening Rcseson, tho
Qutmby bill came up on ita passage, and Mr.
Baker moved 70 refer 1t to s9lect Committed
t3enator Potter 1nado speech, declaring that h!s
law should DO left untouched. Senator Daker
ably showed the inequalities and opprceaionR OF
tho Potter law. Senator barron argued tl!at
there WIS no iss1o horo hotwcen tho
railroads aud fnr1ners; that tho principle
Uf Stato control II admitted. mud legislation MI
, 1875-03-02

"ATEH C1sTfEEE TO Nt9;:,
and tho leo gorges remain iiru it viii Ea liI.ult
e essin'atc tho injury to property. Mater 10 tis
Naugatnek River fs worry high, and tlla people
Irving along itn banks woro all night cntt,asr,j.
with lanterns, saving or tying To asye ali That
had bocn displaced by tho Icy current. sudden
change or woatlor Ia atl that xayod tho o',mrte.o
morning On the Nhugatuck road waa dolaycd
aeTcral lloura owing to An accumulation Of leo
on the track above Seymour. and tho engines
pilot bora evidence Of having beou engaged In
conflict with the elements. On the Derby 1ial-
Inns risen 10 losei with tile tracks. and trains
appear liko steamboats, moving through, tho
water. The "Causeway" road. hence to Dcsbv,
is impaasabln to ,rcdcHtrlana by reason Of tlioo
tue Saugatuck River, In aofno plaeos, ia jlyo
times its llaunf width. Tho Ice Is trakon NJ bnt
III the Ho,ssatontc 1ssvcr 1t In firm, heiug held bY
two stAuch bridges nehr its mouth
, 1875-03-02

railroad company 10 tranaior the Rame. by vote,
tn sono other railway company.
cONMtrTKE wnnx. -
Tic Committee on Municipalities tonight
agrce,1 to report recommending tbs passage Ut
tic bill anondntory Of Jltll 100 lhat .ent hero bv
tho Citizena' Association, and drafted ty 4. s.
Hayes, horoofors published In InE TninuaE.
TLo Co1nmitton wlll roport Hayes bill relative To
illegal tax nales, horotoforo published #, Tim
TniRuHE, witl, tho enact1hg clauso stricken mt.
Tho Commtttoe will report favo1ably OH tho bill
Aulhnristng tho Common Council Of any city 10
adopt Art. 6 OF tic General incorporation act.
, 1875-03-02
CASUALTIES.

FROZEN TO DEATH ON THE TRACK.
OMAHA. March 1.-TAs train that arrived yes
terda1 over the Chicsgo Il Northwestern, when
within 8 utlos Of Dunlap, Ia, ran oves aoms OBJ
stEuctlon half-buriod in tha anow on tho track.
Upon arriving It Dunlap mans log was found
hanging to Qua OF tho cars. Tie tna1, must tnyo
boon frozen to death on the track. as there wero
no traces Of blood On Tho cars. Who he wAy haa
not u Jet becn sscestaincd.
, 1875-03-02

6HAcsat 1spafeh to The Chicago 1rteahs.
TOPEKA, Kan., March la resolution WAS
passod this morning By botls branches OF tho
Legislature fixing 10 O'clock \, m. Of Friday naxt
~ the hour tor adjournment sine do, and pro-
viding that no moro bills shall bs introduced ".
tor n0o1, OF Thursday.
A lAegs number Of bills. Homo Of 'thom In.
portant, will necessarily full n local bills are be-
Ing actad upon almost 'sxclusiye!y. There aFs
twenty-five appropriation bills yet On the House
calendar, md most ostAe bill. reducing fees aud
, 1875-03-02

T1KES THE HETDHAfDFLfTT.
MApnlD ,larcll 1.-The Minister OF Torcig..
Affairs having. without consulting his colleagues
In tlo Ministry, sent circular note to tho pow
err contestng the justtco Of somo Of the de-
mar,ds Of GERMANY IN regard 10 tho Gustav af-
fair, and having also takou othor nteI,s upon his
own responsibility, Cabinet council to take
those Acta into conaideratiotl imrentla.
, 1875-03-02

HIRt7d7 7HaEdlta 70 77f CHca90 7rIEpne.
AKRON, O.. March lat the 1Iiddlebury coal
ehsft Q mlss southeast OF Akron, on Saturday
night, woman nanod Louisa 1tagorty waa shot
by her husband. 1IagertY lad bccn away from
homo all day, and returned at night in Ind tom.
Per, To fonni lie vito standing BY slo slde of
tho bed OF which lsy tllolr infant child, aud 10
sho intonded 10 stoot him. bhs dpniol
It, whom ho drew a pistol und phot
l'or. tie ball passing Just bolos tho henri. Tho
Monlkn wns allvo a. last nccounts, but 1t aeoma
impossible for her to SURVIVE 1lagesty ut gret
denied, but afterwards confosaed, tho act, aud
gave himself up TO thu Constable. They wore
young couple, only married. littlo over a yoar,
aaa had. Il is said, mover lived poacotul.
, 1875-03-02

Salaries ara yet to be acted upon by the soua:c.
Importance. Tho Henasc passed. a few local
mcnsusne. and tho ITouRo recomuttel bill 10
provide safes and poiico force for tho State
Ireasurer'x Office.
, 1875-03-02
SENATE,
NO QUORUM,

ss&eas DtspatsA to 1as CAtease 4ttbu,,4
bPtsszlxlp. ILL.,, March 1.-The Xsu.t. ma.
without quorum. and, after lsst gead,nu or .
Autnhss Of bills, adjourned.
oaAsy introduced . bill authorizing countlea
aaas. ana towus which have voted 10 aid .n'
, 1875-03-02
FORElGN.
NJ. Buffet 1se-cicctcd President of
the French Assembly.
Legislation Concerning Ireland in the
British Parliament.
FRANCE,
II. hCrfEr's POPULARITY,

III HtIK7sI TUFCEIN{TY,
fAHls March 1.-fho Assembly to-day ro-
elected u. Buffet Ha pressdout, By voso OF 47o
to GO. This majority, larger th.n tho Assemble
over ssTo before for q President, shovs that NJ.
buffet wlil command n strong minority In the
Honso II 10 Ancccods 10 forming Ministry.
-, II. J.. atnrtil dAndifrot pnAqnier Kortiral AMI
Picard ~cre elected fscoErcsiden.s
TnoCnf.E IN fun3lSH A .t1xIsrRr.
PARIS, March 1.-MonB IntI At, 1'reait}ent NJ
tho ASSEMBLY, will erdearor to form Ministry,
, 1875-03-02


I1TTLE 1locx, Ark, March Ia largo ntlnl-
Der Of bills passed lilo Logls1aturo to-day, TINT
body having determined to adjourn Oh Friday to
tho first Monday III November, in order to ar-
range tho outstanding indebtedness OF tha
State which cannot lie done at the present
sogetQu,
, 1875-03-02

. orIFWHECkEU 5ENWEH HESCUEu,
LONDON, March Ia dispatch from Alden an.
nouuces that tue missing boat's orsx Of eighteen
persons from the steamer Hong uouR which
fouolessd In tho Indlat Ocean, have arrival
tlese. Six mora lives ars known to have been
lost by tho dtsshter.
, 1875-03-02

-600HS5NG
spseaa! DFspatsh 10 IAs CaseaIo tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, March Ia fatal accident
oecnrsedA 1t Jamoa Qsocn i Co.'s camp, u,liss
west Of 1fatrisvillo. Saturday morning. A!ox-
R1ler Cameron Was struck on tho head whtlo
tksdutn8 logs, and dlod Ia five lntnutes. lie
wAs 70 ycar3 Ut sgo.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-07
Only q Woman.

Only a woman Bhriveled and old
The play Of howinds and tho prey of tho
@ ooldt Li1lB e(ti
Cheeks that nro s1lrnnkcn, 4,5,..
Eyes that are sunken,
LIPS that were never DER bold;
Only woman torsaken and poor,
Asking IN aims at the bronze church. door.
Hark to the organ roll upon roll s.,,4.
The waves of tho music go over her soul
Silks rustic past her
4 Thicker and faster;
The great bell ceascs its toll. .a
Fain would she enter, but not for the poor
Swingeth wide open the bronze church door.
Only womnn-waiting alone,
Icily cold, on IN icc-cold throne,
What do they care for her?
Mumbling prayer for her,
Giving not bread but stone;
Under old laces their huughty hearts beat,
Mocking the woes OF. their kin i'll the street.
Only n woman III the old days
Hope carolled to her the happicst lays;
Somebody missed her,
Somebody kissed her,
Somebody crowned her with praise;
Somebody faced up the battles Of life
Strong for her sake who was mother or wife.
Somebody licswith tress other hair
Light on his heart where the death shadows
arc;
Somebody waits for her,
Opening the gates for her,
Giving delight for despair.
nn!ya wonaii--Ncvermorep poor
Dead in the snow at the bronze church.
door.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-07
Those Circus US Bills,

An old lady who had been out shop
ping procured q few circus bills, and
on her return home she had one in
her hand as she came up the steps,
aud she didn't say word until after
she had wiped OFF her spectacles,
placed them on her nose, unfolded
the hial and read a few Of the head
lines. i,
She was old fashioned in look.
There were strings to her bonnet, she
wore no hustle, her gray hair was
combed down smoothly and there
we're sai sSaz lssinr her black
alpaca dress.
Young nan, don't you know tho.
circuses arenwful liars and ih-.nongs !?
she finally inquired
The man ~s the table leaned on the
back OF his chair and refused to ex-
press his opinion.
We'll, I know it, she continued in q
positive tone, and believe they get
wuss every day. Now, see here listen
to this; .l
". AZ gaorgeous panorama of amazing
wonders ~ gigantic conbiiation Of
astonishing acrobatic talent.
That's all right on the poster, but
have they got tlacsn2 I'd like to see
one Of them animals. ''' '.
You're latoring under mistake,
madam, it means a grand displayof
natural culiosities, and informs the
public that the proprietor has secured
many first-class acrobnts-the, chaps
who stand on their heads, turn heels
oyer head, and cut up SO many mon
key Shines rl'a '4~. n
Z. Z. RI does, eh'7 she mussd. Well, do
you, suppose it takes a smatt person to
keel over ?
Well, one has to have good deal
af training. ,s-n '.'' '.- l'.a
They do, ell ? she remarked, as she
put her umbrella in the corner and
spit in her hands; I'll show you that
you arc deceived! I'm an old woman,
hut if I cannot!
Madam, hold on-don't doiti ex-
c]aimed the mnn behind the table
fearing that the old woman would
turn over. s u uiW
I can flop right over there aud
never shake my bonnet she said us
she rose up.
I know you can, madam, but don't.
/ nm here alone, and II don't want
you to. I'd rather you wouldn't. IF
you are determined on it, / shnll leave
the ROOM. 81
i WE'LL, you know l can do it, and
that's enough. You may be right
about whnt that menns, but see here
hear this -. '.'3 . '.''
The highways ablazo with rcsplcnd-
ent chariots-the grsndcst pageant
on earth.
I've been to lots ofcircus in my
time, young man, and never saw q
pageant yet. ! If. they had one, the
door Of his cage wasn't open.
r .E,H L . ~
You are also in error there. The
bill refers to the fact shat the great
number Of ofwagons, chariots, ETC., make
sight worth seeing as they pass along
the streets, I
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-07

A few days since a. scody person ap-
piled to wealthy citizen for help, and
received the small sum of FIVE cents.
The givcr remarked as he handed
him the pittance: "Take it, you are
welcome; our cars are always open to
tho distressed" "That may be-" re-
piled the recipient, "but never before
in my life have I seen so small an
opening for such large ears"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-07

A si,opkeoper purchased OF an Irish
woman a quantity Of butter, the Jumps
of which, intended for pounds, he
weighed in the balance and found
wanting, "Shure it's your own FAULT if
they are light" said Bi,'iy, in reply
10 tho complaints oftho buyer, cts
your own fault, sir, for wasn't 1t with
a pound Of your own soap. | bought
here myself that | weighed them
with?" The shopkecper had nothing
more to say OH that subject.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-07

|
read that: lstRH 4 1i5'pH
Sig. Govinoff, in his erial Aights.tS
Now, then, is that a boa-constricttss9l
or q ocundurango? 50 'yi 'ts
f It is q" man, madam-one of the.
performers. His real name is pro;
badly Jones, but that isn't gran5
enough, and SO they put him down as
Sig. Govinoff. He is the man whG
jumps off q rope, turns over twice, andy
come down all right.
He is, eh? Well, if he's got IN idea,
that he's the smartest man alive Il
want to disappoint him. I never didt
try to turn over twice, but I'll do It'll
right here and now, or break N.Y.
ncck Take those things Of" n that
table,! :
Stay, madam don't. I wouldn't
have you to try it for $50. |
Just once! Z;
For heavens sake, madam, get.
down off7n this table -here-here:s al
dollar if you won't try it!
I don't want your money and I.
! won't try it if you're SO scared; but I ,
don't Want no circus going around
talking about aryal flights and de-
ceiving the people /!
She sat down, the young man wiped
the sweat of his brow, and presently
she remarked: '
And here's another thing right
here:
A sparkling astcrisk flashing across
the field Of the cloth ofgold. Mons
Gomerique in his great delineationsi
Of human character. l
I'd like to know who he is.
Madam, that is mana man WHO
delincates character.
How?
l--,ly ,lyhy,se me les Up
mirth, 5orseS5 Joy, &c
n, uoes, eli Well, what's that to
blow about? Make up taccs-scc
here.
And she shut her eyes, run out her
tongue, and looked like the bottom Of
o brass kettle which had been kicked
in by mule.
They are humbugs, sir, she said, rs
she drew her tongue in, and dye
s'losc I'd pay fifty cents to go to one
of them.
They are gate entertaining as a
general thing. a
They arc, ell Entertaining, ell !
Well, if I can't do more, entertaining
in FIVE minutes than a circus can in
all day I'll lcayc my bonnet up here /!
Here, hold OH to this chair
Madam, I earnestly hope, that you
ore not goingto perform any tricks.
I amt, ch! You just hold on to tho
legs ofthis chair.
can't, madam wouldn't doit
for. all the diamond rings in,Syracuse
Go away, madam do go home! I'm
in: onawful hurry
Well, I won't then, but when i say
circuses are humbugs, [ can prove it.
1 don't keer two cents for their big
words, their panoplies, pageants,
asterisks, giraffes, aryals, g.orgeouses
and ourang- outangs, I can beat EN-
all holler myself.
She took off her spectacles. picked
up her umbreilar, and left,
Some ladies, in Marion, S. G.,
formed themselves into society the
other day, known rs the Sisters of
Economy" Each member took an
oath on copy Of Webstcr's unabridg
ed dictionary, that she would never
hcnceiorward forever wear apparel
that cost over % cents per yard. The
other ,lny a rich bachelor came up
from Charleston, on the morning train,
and that evening the president and
eight Of the sisters were seen OH the
streets, .leckel cut il, sunln1er robes
that cost their papas three dollars and
Il half per yard.
'# ------o-t-1-
"a Missouri judge has decided that
q mother has no legal right to thrash
her dlnghter after the girl has passed
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-07
U SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST I, 1875.
1t Was Sam.

The other day q tall, thin w man
from over the river hunted around
Vicksburg until she found Coroner
Blessing, whosc, retiring disposition
and 1l 4, prompt attention to business are
Certain to make hipy famous all over.
the state within the coming year, and
when she was certain Of her mau she
inquired: @
Business amt driving now, isit |
"Well nothing to brag of, I get a
hoater or niger now and then, but
il isn't anything like old times"
She heaved sigh and continued:
"Sam is missing"
"Sam, SAM" lie repeated.
"Yes, my old man, It's nigh on to
twelve weeks since he started 70 cross
lthe river about six miles above here,
Dand I'm getting anxious. I thought
Nd drop down and see if yon remem-
bcred Of having sot on such man."
\ s"Aoout twelve weeks ago less see
u believe I did pull in aoater some
ten or eleven weeks since"
''.YFas he a tall man r.
II 8 / es, / think he was" o
"Havo a long nose and brick color
Eo1 l,:.O,,
||s, 1, Y. "YGs-.I remember now"
i "..C,ow hide shoes and yaller coat
on,?"
|. "Yes-I got that very man."
He riz to the surface and was. pull
ed in here, sot on according to law,
and duly buried"
He was; madam. And do you be-
lieve that the body was that Of your
missing husband ?"
NJ know it! He could drive mules
g. paddle dug-out with any IN an iii
|Eouisiana, but.he couldn'tswim worth
.tssbs. His canoe Topped over, he
stst snt'sr, s9', An the slss,
vssnd do you want the body cshum
cd 50 MS to make sure p
"Was he put down to stay p
Gle was we'll turied, madam"
"Well, its bout rs we'll, to let him
stay there. He's probably fell away
so that wouldn't know him, and
don't feel like having my narvcs
strung up"
"Wcli, I'm very sorry for you, mad.
am. II 1 could have identified the
body, I would have sent you word
right away"
"It's all right I've felt it in my
bones for more'n two months that |
was II widder, and til shock don't
staggcr me like it would at first. Tn
sorry, for Sam was kind"
"But he ought knowed better,
when he couldn't swim. I told him
and told him and told him, and that
day told him again, and he hollered
back, "shut-upW
"He did df''
eyes, he did, and NV he's under
the silc and I'M here I'm 'bleeged,
Mr., I know where he is now,
and when wake up in the nightI
shan't worry so much. Is there any
thing 10 pay 2"
"No-nothing."
"Wcll, I'll go home feeling better.
It's kinder hard to have the old man
go under that way, but I 'sposc the
Lord knows best. The Bible says we
comesh up to be cut down, and l sup
pose that means drowning rs we'll rs
shooting"
And she felt to sec ifhcr spectacle
case was all safe, and started for home.
"Gct any medicine" asked boy,
entering drug store the other day.
eyes, lots Of it. What do you wnnt?"
inquired the clerk. ooh, it don't
make any difference, so that it's some
thing lively. Dad is fearful bad"
"What ails him7" asked the clerk.
"Dnnno," said the boy: "bpt he's run
down orful. He just sits around the
stove all day and mopes; lie hasn't
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-07
NOTICE.

hereby give not5ne 80 all interested and
concerned, that Emma Gsoodwia witlow Of
James Goodwin, Intends 30 hare lscr Home
stead, 6or qicMelf and her minor Children.
set OF an tlsa personal property OF her !ate
husband Sra said Ct,uAty. thirty Naie days
from the date hereef.
.I7.1' A. B. KNOWLTON, rs
Probate Judge
o. c.
Orangeburg, C. H., July 10th 1875.
july 10 1875 In.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-07

Micnwber, always waiting for some
thing to turn up, never thought of a
plow, a
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-07
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THE undersigned takes pleasure in an.
nouncing to his many friends ai.d patrons
that he has permanently located at Orange
burg, c. H, s. c., where he will devote his
entire time, from every Monday till Saturday
noon to tho
PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY
in all its ,Depast tments. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed in all operations entrustedto his
care. Charges very moderate.
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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-07

"a Missouri judge has decided that
mother has no legal right to thrash
her daughter after the girl has passed
her eighteenth birthday" That judge
is quite right. When girl reaches
her eighteenth year The legal right to
thrash her becomes dormcnt, and re-
mains so until she ma.ries, when it
revivos and reverts to her husband.
[Sec Blackstone OH the Legal Thrash
ing Of Girls.l