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THE PRINCE IMPER1AL.-Prince
Louis Napoleon has nearly completed
his studies at the Royal Military
Academy, at Woolwich, and is now:
undergoing his final examination in
common with the whole Of the first
or Commission" class to which he
belongs. The term will close this
month, and the Prince will then quit
the academy, instead Of going up with
his class fer q commission in the royal
engineers or artillery. His .e1amina-
ton and examiners are the same as
those Of the other cadets, but dis.
tinction WHICH was observed in the
case Of Prince Arthur will be taken
as a precedent in the present instance,
inasmuch as he will be examined rri-
vately and not compete for place
with his fellow students. Durin g his
imperial highness' stay at the academy
he has been most earnest and assid-
nous in his studies, especially ID the
sciences Of artillery and ratification,
and the general lopinion Of the pro-
fessors and masters is that his exam
ination, if it's results could lee known.
would be rs satisfactory as the pre-
!iminary tests through which he has
passed.
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The folIowingeis what Daniel Web

The followingis what Daniel Web
.ster said about local papers. Read
it, take the great man's advice, and
subscribe for the CHEF at once:
Small is the sum required to pat
ropize z newspaper, aud amply re-
waH'ed is It's patron. | care not how
humble and uupfetcnding the gazette
which he takes. IL is next to impos-
sible totill i sheet with printed mat
ter without putting into it something
that is worti, the Subscription price.
Every parent whose son is away from
home ne school shDuk. supply him
with il iiewsp.per,. | vel! remember
what il marked difference there was
s'betweef thoss of my school mates
who had, and those who had not, ac-
cess to newspapers. t,4;,t- mar. .,s4 !.
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PARISH OF ASCENSION AND
,i@ .,, TOWN OF DONALnsONvlLLE.

! - The CHIEF. having been designated
by the proper authority Official Journal OF
the parish Of Ascension, in it's colunlns will
appear the Proceedings Of the Police. Jury,
Town and Parish School Boards, and all
Parochial and, Judicial Advertisements re-
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will hs taken to render the CHEF
A pEsIDERATUM
to eyesy Merchant, every Lawyer, every O.
fetal, every Man, every Woman, IN fact,
HfI Every hOlly s@l
in the Community; and to this end We solicit
IT AID AND ENCOURAGEMENT
from the BUSINESS apd Reading Public in the
way of
Aavertisep'.snts aud Subscriptions.
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Events Elsewhere, and upoH the first page
Of each issue will appear y ,l.''.z$
SUMMARY OF GENERAL NEWS,
and Choice Selections Of
POETRY AND LIGHT LITERATURE,
While the fourth page will Contaip
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USEFUL. RECIPES,
.. MARKET REPORTS AND
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IT. It is said that the late Baron Rotlls
child died worth four hundred mil
hons Of dollars. How quick would
the swell Of those @'noneyi' bags have
SHRINK up had he attempted to edit
ascountry paper il such times as these
Yea, verify Sugar Planter.
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Mr.. Sturgeon relates an amusin g
anecdate IN his latest magazine arti-
Gle. " Some great SWELL" he says,
"who did not like my plain way of
speaking, once took the trouble to
write and tell me he had met. with
some poor negroes who We're reading
my sermons with great delight, aud
for his part he did not wonder at it.
he said, for, in his wise opinion, my
tl5conrscs were just such as ignorant
black people would I've sure to relish.
No doubt he thought I should have a
terrible tit of the blues after that Sian
III the face, but instead thereof was
rs jnbi1ant as knew how to be, and
praised God with my whole heart, be-
cause even an enemy admitted that
the Lold had taugl.t we how to reach
the hearts Of the poor. It is very clear
that what ignorant blacks can under
stand the intelligent whites may I'M
derstand if they like; and 80 / gath
cred that my sermons we're clear
enough to be understood BY any BODY
who was not so conceited as to darken
his own mind with pride"
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The AldEz.e Art Union.

The Union owns the original of all the
1LDI4NE pictures, which, with other nai,t-
ings and engravings, are to be distributed
among the members. To every series of
5000 subscribers, 100 different pieces, valued
at over $4,000 are distributed as soon as the
series is full, and the awards of each series
made, are to be published in the next sue
cceding ISSUE Of the 1LDINE. This feature
only applies to subscribers who pay for one
year ia adcanee. Full particulars in circular
seut on application enclosing a stamp.
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IS Man's Unselash Friend >,

will be welcome in every home Everybody
loves such Il dog, and the portrait is execu-
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table presence of the animal itself. The
Rev. I. De Witt Talmage tells that his own
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barks at it Although SO natural, no one
'who sees this premium chrome will have the
slightest fear of being bitten
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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-20

cih maintenance, but-but--oh, sheo
Ay-Mr.J erriweather- :it-P
ooh! PEBBLES, you talk as wildly
Us an idiot. 1 never saw q more first.
class idiot in the whole course of my
life. What's the matter with you, any
how?"
"Mr. Merriweather-Sir:" said
PEBBLES, in an agony Of bcwildernent,
"it may noe be unknown to you That
you prosecute q lonely man who is
not goud for commercial period Of
wedlock for some five years, but"
"See here, Mr.. PEBBLES, you're
drunk, and if you don't behave better
than that, you'd better leave. Ifyou
don't III chuck you out, or I'm n
Dutchman."
"NIr. Mcrriwcathcr II i" said
PEBBLES, frantic with despair, 1T may
be unknown that my earthly possess
ions are engaged to enter wedlock five
years with a sufficiently lonely man
who is not good for commercial main
tenance-
"Thc bloody deuce lie isn't, Now
you just git up and git, old hess, or
I'll knock what little brains out Of
/ you that you've got left"
With that old Mcrliweather took
PEBBLES by the collar and shot him in
to the street as if he had just ran
against locomotive going at the rate
of Ave miles an hour. Before old
Merriwcather had a chance to shut
the door, PEBBLES had collected his
legs and one thing and another that
we're lying around on the pavement,
and arranged himself in vertical
position, and yelled:
"Mr. Merriws nthcr-Sir: It may
not be unkno to yeu-" which
made the old man so savagely mad
that he went out and set bull TERROR
OH Pecblcs, who went home half n
pound lighte.:-w while Merriwcather
asserts TO this day that they had to
draw all the dogs teeth to get the
flesh out of his mouth, for he had IL
awful holt tor such a small animal.
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PROSPECTUS.
THE TEMPERANCE OBSERVER.
GREENviLLE, s. C.
To The Friends Of 7tmperuncc Throughout the


To The Friends Of Temperance Throughout the
State: s i
There l"ing no Temperance journal pub
lisllcd in the State, the undersigned propose
at an carly date to establish, 4 Newspaper in
the city "ftirccnvillc, devoted to the cause
and promotion Of Temperance, and design
ell M the organ Of the Gond Tenn plnrs and
ns.0f Temperance and of the Temperance
brotherhood South Carolina. In it's atlvo.
cacy "f its principles it will also combine
the publication Of all matters and intor,na-
ton tending to strengthen the Temperance
orders of the State; stlch as the growth and
progress Of Lodges and Divisions statistics,
ESSAYS, stories, ect. l'ortiuns ofthc l,nlnr
will be devoted to general literature, news
i'll hrief, poetry, etc, for The entertainments
Of tt,c family circle.
We ask the support Of the friends Of
Temperance Reforni, Church members and
ministers of Religion. ,3
II we receive sufficient subscriptions, the
first number will be issued early in
November. 1
Remit all money by =. 0. money order
or Registered Letter or Bank Check
#t j. c. d. +. BAILEY,
Proprictors.
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Expressions of the Emotions.

There is nothing more wondc: fuI in
nature than this cxprcssvencss of the
human face, nor anything which cx-
cites wider sympathy than this cx-
preston of the emotions. The whole
charm of ar. lies in the expression,
and no nrt is so powerful us the dram
attic, i'll which words arc interpreted
by looks and gestures. Any one who
has seen great play we'll acted, will
know that even the most powerful
words coRvey halfthcir meaning Will
out n visible embodiment. The
countcnancc uttcrs thousand things
which words miss or mar. In dclicat.
natures it is rs sensitive us the surface
Of a lake, and is rutilcd or calmed by
every breath Of feeling. Each shade
of passion, from rage to tenderness ),
from love to hate, from JOY to misery,
has ita peculiar reflection, and tie
slightest shades OF variation are nc |.
ccptible. A glance, blush, smil' !,
tear will convey in m instant the
thought which poet would labor
tor hours to express, and which lie
would, after all, fall short of.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-20
A GA RID.

DIR. J. q. WANNAMAKER. & Co., beg
to inform, tile public that they arc better
prepared TO I'LL Ord crs than SScr before
The Orangelnrg Drug Store shall at all
hours be- provided with competent persons
for filling Orders with dispatch, SO from
a'ow hcnccfoward the people of Orangeburg
need moi be placed i'll dilemma TO know
where to find a Druggist. We also express
our grateful thanks to the public for the
magnanlnous support givm Us, aud with
s'rictctt attention To busincss-hore 10 ever
maintain their confidence
DR.. JIG. WANNAMAkEEx & Co.
aug 2l-:sm
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HOW TO CURE FEVER AND
AGUE : i.

If any person suffering with FEVER AND
AduE Intermittent or Bilious Fever will
call Mt the Drug Store of DIR. A. G.. DUKES
and get bottle ofAGUE CONQUEROR,
their Immediate cnre is certain, and tho
chills will not come back during that scnson.t
1t contains no Quinina, Arsenic or other
Posons, and after taking one-half bottle
you will feel bct' er in health than you have
felt perhaps for years. 1t entirely cleanse.
the whole system, puriiics the liver and
other sccretory orgnns. Price Sl.OO per
bottle try it. Ask Your Druggist about
others who have used it. II
DIR. a. C. DUKES.
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Something to Read on Sunday

The whole family climb.l out Of
the wagon and went into the .,llant
book store.
They were father nnd mother, and
a,sixteen-year-old daughter.
s"Mister, we want ter sortcr git
sosnethin' good 10 read OIL Sunday,
which is powerful Lonesome in the
country"
sshall be glad to serve you, sir.
What will the ladies like? 2"
.sWhut dye want, Sofy 2"
l''I'd choose solncthin' bout the new
fashions, pal"
IOf koarse, l mought Il know'd
that! Kin you fix her out?"
"Dh, yes" replied the storekecper,
''wes:have here Cody, Leslie, Hu,per'
bazaar, Peterson, Demmest, and
numerous other magazines
Cody? Wy YOU don't tell me
he'ssliye an figerin' out fashions yet,
do ye?" cried the old man.
"Oh,y.s?" vas the reply.
well, centennial snakes and cross
barred brccchrs; Wy ole CONAN,
don'tssye mind ye that We he'd our we'd
'lin'@close fixed up artcr his plan :?
Cody? Of koarsc, Sofy, yell take
jody, aud III bet the bob tailed mule
an the black shout that what he says
is the fashion can: be discounted" HI
"What will your wife likc?'
asked the merchant, us the old man
paid for ths magazine.
"Somethin' that's got good church
readin' i'll it. some religious paper,
ef ye;Rleasc," replied the old lady.
"Here is the best VIC lii; tic
Chrisisua at Work"
Hold up thar! Is that got any of
that Beecl,er an fitting dizziness i'll
--'e''N None oyer bizncss. anyhow
S'posc there is'' fired up the old
lady,
"'Taint! hey!
"No, faint! Sos it., church read
in it don't bother you, sir; 50 dry
up!'
We'll, mcbbc that's 50; WIN, read
don't bother you, too? All right,
mister; jist hand nc out dozen
Illustrated papers full ofpictures of
legs with striped stockin's on and
fifty dollar garter, and.
The old lady cluckcd the Christian
at Frk under the table, grabbed the
old man by the ear, and if he had
worn striped stockings, about eleven
inches. of them would have been seen
between the tops OF his shoes and the
bottoms Of his pants legs. rs she made
him walk Spanish out to the WAGON.
-liHantu Constitution.
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The Cordial Hsnlnl of Syricum
and Tonic Pills.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

However, obscure the cause may be which
oeatribute to render nervous debility a
dieeeso 30 prevalent, affecting, rs it does,
ncariy onc-haif Of our adult population, it
Is melancholy fact that day by day, and
yearly year, wo witness q most frightful in
eroase ofnervous affections from tho slight
cat neuralgia 10 the more grave and
extreme forms Of
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-20
Why Men Need Wives.

It is not to sweep the house, aud
make the bed, and darn the sockS,
and cook the meals, chiefly tlata man
wants awifc If this is all he needs,
hired help can do it cheaper than ..
wife. II this is all, when young
man calls to see q lady, send him mo
the pantry to taste the bread and
cakes she has mauc; send him to in
spcct the needlcwork and bed max
ing, or put a broom into her hand and
send him to witness its use. Such
things arc important, and the wise
young man will quietly look after
them.
But what q true man most wants
of a true wife is her compnnisnsLip,
sympathy, courage and love. The
way Of life has many drcary places in
it and q man needs n companion to go
with him. A man is sometimes over
taken with misfortune; he meets with
failure and defeat; trials and tcmpta-
tons boset him, and inc needs one to
stand by and sympathizc. Hc has
some stern battles to fight with power
ty, with enemies and with sin; he
needs woman that, while lie puts his
arm around her he feels that he has
something to fight for and will help
him to fight; that will put her lips to
his car and whisper words Of counsel,
and her hands to his heart and impurl
new inspirations. All through life,
through storm and through sunshine,
conflict and victory, through adverse
ard favoring winds, man needs wo-
mans love The heart ycarns for it..
a sisters or n mothers love will hard.
ly supply the need.
Yet many seek for nothing more
than success in house work. Justly
enough, half Of these get nothing
more; the other half, surprised above
measure, have gotten more than they
sought. Their wives surprise them by
bringing noble idea Of marriag.
and disclosing treasury Of courage,
sympathy and love.
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a CARD.,

The undersigned wouldsonN Ais,,hanks.
to the citizens If oyangrbprg county for tho
liberal patronage w.iich lie l,az heretofore
enjoyed, and in announcing 10 them that he
has associated himself with Capt f.. H, wv. |
Rriggmnnn, and removed to the, NEW.
STORE Of that gentleman, lqpes that his
old friends will hunt him up up there, and
that lie may add many new ohcs % his iist.
". X. CROOK.
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TIE ri.E DEE HEHsALD
PUBLISHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY.
AT EH'' H
IVA nIcSplpn, NJ q

~ - - A<'SA1oAto ~ ".
ONLl' ONE DOLLAR PER l-E.dR.
Bright, cheerful, progressive, always up
to the advancing thoughts oftlc times, the
ILrnM takes rank with the leading Jour
mails of the day. II is OIL the side of Christ
SANITY.
The Herald is devoted to the family
circle. 1t contains original and selected
stories, wit, hmmor. etc. Every family in
the land should subscribe for it. Its low
price tonly one dollnr) places it within the
re.cll Of the psorcs, in the land. We.pay
all postage.
Read What The Press thinks Of us.
The Piedmont (N. C.) Press SAYS: The
Hrr'td is sprightly sheet, full of news
and other interesting reading matter.
The iieruit is Il FIRST Class Family Paper
Having some Of the ablcst writers in Nerl
Carolina attached to its staff: There is
enough humorous reading in il to make ono
laugh for a weck-enongh to keep yon
jolly till the next comes Rockmart Ga.
News. =
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They were husband and wife, and
as they stood before the Soldiers
monument she asked
whats that iiggcr on top3"
"That's goddess" he answered.
"And what's go'llcss?"
"a woman who holds i.cr tongue"
he replied.
She looked sideways at him and
began planning to make peach pie
with the pits i'll it for tho benefit OIL his
sore tooth.
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EIA NDs0ME,tGOODss

And, if shown to Your friends and neigh-an
bprs, We are sure itwill,be tosyour ,advan y,
tage to send us a large order. Wen :.
freight on all bills amounting to'$iU and
upwards. 4 i orders must. be accompanied i,
with CASH, or we send them CO. D., and
Best Sic. Pffints in the city.
Long Cloths ct, 10, 12Ac.. None
equal to them in the State. ,T'''''
We'll known brands Of Alpacas and
Mohairs, just imported. I"
Hosiery Departrent-F1ll OF. velr
nss"rted Goods at Popular Prices. i
Gents furnishing Goods complete, as
department. s2;''!'S. prN''l1 I. I"
Our Boot and Shoe Department is Sc
cond to none on this continent.
Froni} the cheapest Brosan TO- the (,
finest Hand .Made G0olis. (. .tiSrci-.i
The most complete, and best amazed
Carpet Department. in the ia
4 WORIlD. !? rot.d''
Cloths, Cassihleres and Jeans -are
bought by the case and sold mn
e,4l Mt Il very, small l. ,ap1' Sfh
a .:l'''ws . " 4, N[}c. =. 1..' N
Brown and Blcachcd Shirtipgg aye, /,
sold at
FACTORY PRICES. 1, .n,tH
Flnnncls and Blankets Mt prices that
will s,tH W y ual'
ASTONISH..oa
We Shall Expect ans Order
From Yoh or h CALI when 'ap
Yon Visit Oar City, .7n'.
oct2 t1 1875 S'+h'' 3m J
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THE
STATE GRANGE FERTILIZER.

AND "TIIE GILMAN"
Two first class, p,irc bsne, an,monialed
Fertilizers, for sale by ID. JENNINGS &
son and J. d. AIKEN. Agents, Charleston,
3. G. Tic Highest testimonials can be
given. Please send for circular.
aug 2S-3m
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ncariy onc-haif Of our adult population, it
Is 3 melancholy fact that day by day, and
year BY year, w0 witness most frightful in
oroase ofnervous affections from tho slight
cat neuralgia 10 the more grave and
extreme forms Of
NERVOUS PROsTRATIoN,
Is characterized by general languor or
weakness ofthe whole organism, especially
Of tho nervous system, obstrncting and pre-
venting the ordinary functions ofnature;
hence there is a disordcrcd state of1he
secretiona; constipation, scanty and high
colorcd urine, with an excess ofeartlly or
lime sediment, indicative Of waste of brain
and nerve substance, frequent palptations
of the lieart loss ofmclnory and marked
irresolution Of purpose, and inability to
carry into action any wcll-deGned business
enterprise, or to fix the mind upon any one
thing at a time. There is great sensitive
ness to impress, though retained but short
time, with a Pickering and fluttering condi-
tion of the mental faculties, rendering ali
individual what is commonly called a
whiille-mirdcd or flickle-mintletl man.
This condition of the individual, distress
ing as it is, may with certainty becued by
THE CORDIAL BALM OF sYRICUM
AND LoTHKOps TONIC PILLS,
Medicines uuriyaletl for their wonderful
properties and remarkable cures Of all Ner-
vous Complaints. Thcrcflicacy is equally
great III the treatment and cure Of Cancers,
Nodes, tlccrs PustuIc, Pimrlcs, letter,
Fever, Sores, Ringworn,, Erysirrlas, Scsld
head. lsnrherFl Itch sc,lrvy, Salt Rheum,
Copper. Cdrofcd Btotclics, GiahiuTar Swell.
ings, Worms and Black Spots in the Flesh,
Discolorations, Ulcers in the Throat, Moutl,
and Nose, Sore Legs, and Sores Of every
character, because thcse medicines are the
very best
BLOOD MEDICINE
Ever placed before thc people, and arc war
ranted to be The mast powerful Alternative
ever originated by man, removing Morbid
scnsibility, Depression Of Spirits, Demcntia
and Meianchplia ::
HeD- Sold by ar DrnggistA and will be sent
by express to all'lmtts Of the country qy adj
dressing the proprietor, G. EM;AR
JOFIlROP, NJ. H., f43 Court street, Boston,
Macs, who may be consulted free Of charge
either personally or by ruail. Send - cents
and get a copy Of his Rook on Nervous
Diseases.
aug II 1875 ly