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, 1875-04-22
WUo nEGAM TIE REYoLUTI0N Z

Az tho supply of WAsutsdroSs body-ser-
vants md headquarters is beginning to run
short, Easterll towns aro forced to fall back
upon sonlc other c1ai,n for Revolutionary dis
tinotion. Tust at present, thoro il firing all
along tho liMo OH the question as to who bo-
gan the Revolutionary War, who used whose
nlusket to fire +" tho shot heard round tho
world"
Lexington antl Concord are so sllro Of tlIcir
relow, TINT they can atforl to ignore other
claimants and coniiuo their efforts to sQlsal-
bling with ench other, rs they did 30 Tlgor-
ous1y Inst week. Nevertheless, some Of tho
asorios told in belaf Of other tow1A arc
Of considerable interest. Nors!. Caro-
linn, not content with manufacturing,
In 1870, as III alleged, u Declaration
Of Independence nna anto.anting It
back to AIay 20, 1775, now comes to tho
front with tho first forcible rcsistanco" to
British tyranny. Time, May 1c, 1771; scene,
Ala1nance Creek; dramatis.persone, Amori-
cam "negulators and English rogalars.
Gov TnYoS, thon representing Ills Majesty
GgonoE III. in tho latterH colony Of Eorsi.
Carolina, built himself big house ut Now
bern mud laid tax to pay for it. Companies
=. .%a Mo4v 80 ~ t,"t,',,a:, ~ - thnso
eoasoe, .," =. .', sA .ta",a1 I f % n.,.;e,, - .onns
.sses"n.f" "''a u't'.Ato y uss''sn ~. sr -.
.ho fepels "eto a'sl'o!sea '.,n ~ to.iu .,,. v".
.ne s'osS ne"'ty' 'Ao saisou7 ~, o'.'o' ras
tlo Anlefie"n 4oSs III ''oo! 1'.11 "eu''' t",o
iett noons TWO mol. aase ~ tuo "no1e u'
he'gnpofhooa' so Aat TUG osuooy 1'os9
saoal" 10 taken WIN tosor'o' 1nen c". oou'.h
vennont, IN WHICH, u WESTMINSTER couss'
l1onso, thefo was a acflinmR8o alAlon 40
, 1875-04-22

Tic OuAuJ,EY Roes caHo las been hoard 'sp'a
abroad. 4 mysterious little waif llasbce'' ioua.
In Germany, and acouael VI being Caas...
Ross, Tno ilndera communicated w"a wv
Uuilctl ststcs Consul at Narembur;:, "llo afbss ~
with descriptive circular from rhilat'oph'a u.
tosy{owod tl.a infant. Tho boy gayo Its ns'h.n =,
CHARLEY, aud described tho city in which 10 sa'
kon born. a happy thought struck the ,., .o''a"'
WHO asked: "Wcrc you not born 10 in',.a.. ra.
plia ," "No," replied tho child, 'in haA i'hn 'a.
ciBco." Aud oil tho Consular cfoss-esaa1'L"ss
falcd to change hls paatonons. "oi e'stss1 ,s.,.
writes tho ConHul, two wero profonhaiy u'sp ~.
pointed tough 1t nas satisfaction sA's l." s w,
portu,sy had hceu given us at cottf!o''s NJ =,
mlto to tl,ls. extraordinary caso," 1Ao F''as 4
tho mite contributed docs not appear n'i's'' y
wes "m!ght hayo boen."
, 1875-04-22

III the recent 1egislntion in mid Of t1lc col
lection of taxcs tl,cro in provision natlo Tint.
where County Court ronilers Judgment
agninst 1anl for municipal taxes, tue
owner pf tho lind may apreai from
such Judgment upon Tho condition Tint
he first deposit with the l'roror
city tic amount Of tho taxes .ue. tho snnso 10
be held aubicct 10 tho tiual disposition Of
Tho appeal by tho Supreme Court But tho
Supreme Court iii ilc caso OF MI appeal
from Will County Inns recently decided TINT
in cnso whcrc luul was solh for taxes Nnaer
Judgment Of tic County Court, and tho
owner appealed from tho decision without
poyinr or rendering tho amount Of taxes ttuo
or claimed, hu lost mono OF his rights, be-
coaso t,at requirement was unconstitutional.
Tho case contained several points going to
tic validity of the whole proceedings; tho
Court declared tho notice of tax-sa!e ins1lf-
ticient nnd tho proceedings void. aud tllcii'
upou tho particular point Of tho requirement.
to ray tho tux before appealing, tho Court by
Judge Sclolncld, snid:
The objection urged that appellee thould sot have
l,ce, altuwc,l 10 1nske defcnFo until lie showed my
tapt lender Of te axcE. etc., Tor WHICH @uo iFoF
er.y hnA bcou sold. 10 fully met BY REED ef H. r.
LII, ct a. SC Ill., :8l where It held that the Law
requiring that tl!s should te done ~as nhconat'ta
HuEal.
How fnr this Inv thus 1lnccre,nontousl,
surtrcd out of existence IL Identical in term!
or in principle with tue reccut Legislative eli
actmcnts We s!o not know but tho question
is ono Of deep Importance i'll the collection
Of taxes in this city. Wo invitc tho intention
! Of tlo Chicago Inv Department to it.
, 1875-04-22

determined resistance nwcll l'rsf.1E, mud ths
,'nttrr wsls compromised l'y hiH nartlliuo
acsosa Tin lowered l'risl.;n nn1 ut once Ia.
turning without BcizinE or destroying MIR,
Thing. So on,!od what loyera of Salem in.
light to call "tho llrat lsattlo OF tl,a ltrvol,,
tion!" hut dies not tlis ignore tho ..I;ox.
tor, n,assacra"2
An Industrious antilunry could rroha,]7
rako nln,,y cases like tllcso out III t1u y,.cor,
of o,1r past. lilo Colonies wcro Il HRS, Il,
ti,uler, and they caught fire In npn,,y Places,
hut common consent giyea tho crownipo
honor to Concord md Lexington.
, 1875-04-22

Siuco oil ben WADE declined to 10 a can
dIlate for Governor OF Ohio, thu Republican
leaders hayo boeu oasting nrouna Tor so1ne
other gtanlartl.bcaror uniting popularity and
availability, to n.ake tho race against Fog
horn ALLEN. Among tloso talkeil Of,
Judge ANDREWS, Of Cleveland; Congressman
Mosuox, UrsoN, and SHERWOOD; dou.
KElrKn, OF sprinyaeldi AuIEltAs, Of Canton,
| the Mower ond Reaper King, aud ROWLAND,
Of Ashtabula, are most notable. Ex-Goy.
DEAN1sox a,ltl ex-Goy, HAYES would either Of
! them nuke strong run II they would consent
| to be candidates, but both refuse to go on tho
] track, Tho last mama mentioned Ia that Of
Judge TAFT, Of Cincinnati, ind It la being
received with unexpected favos. The Judge
, 1875-04-22
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

mere leIHllluH ~ GoCA AGa4 VI s1Asaloa*"ht
md useful work for chemists in this world.
Perhaps tho world would DO better OFF if thu
learned men gavo tue snmo n,nonat Of ti1nn
to tue esccrtainng Of more extended control
over mcttcr TINT they now give il, tracing tho
relneions between matter antl mind. Even 80
devoted psychologist rs llEE1Eltr SPENCER
,rlnlies virtual admission Of this in his gen.
cral complaint TINT common, evcrytlay artl-
clcs Of ,,so aro Of awkward md cumbersome
construction, md might bo snrp1anted by
utonss Of simple contriyancc Tint would coll
triluto ilnnseasurably to the convenience mil
comfort of mankind. There ere Hcores OF
ti,ings in daily rlso Utmost universally neglect
cd by Tho scientists. Why cannot hent bo
supplied to tho houses Of city for cooking
aud warming purposes ns won M wnter and
nas? Why cannot SOME general and inc1-
pe,s;yo system Of ventilation DO devised, mp
plicable mike to Y,,hiic as.I private buildings,
to houses groat md small? Why cannot
somo tirc-proof material 10 invented to pro-
tect tho roofs mud walls of cheap anil lnoacst
houses ? Some notable omission i'll tito work
and progress lcyolviug OH scientific men, aud
pnrticulnxly OIL chemists, will occur to nllnost
every one who gives tho snbjoct thought.
II. FsASco.a DE I.A HAsT1C, French on-
ri1,ocr nl,d sura3,, Inns Set scientific men OF
the tlay a good example. lie l,as boen nt
| work Hoven years to discover n means OF
toughoning glass, 80 Ms to deprive it Of its
presont brittloncss mud yet preserve its trails-
| raronoy. Hin SUCCESS induces tho belief tllAt
this desidoratum l,as bean almost attained.
| An interesting account of tho staGo to which
l,is experiments llave reached is given by tho
| London Times in ar articlo which we transfer
to our columns this morning. It ii strange
that, In tl.e 1000 yeara TINT gfass has been
manufactured, this result has nevor been
worked out. Tough mud ,nalleable glass
ia included among tho "lost arts ol
tho mncienta which afford such Interesting
study: hut It is doubtful whether ths
statement IN correct. 1t depends Glmos
solo1v upon pL1AY'B accounts TINT there wa
glass III ancient times which, wlen throw
upou tho ground, was merely inilontel, al't
Which could DO restored to shape with ham
mcr like tin, or brass, or thin iron. 1t i
very strange. however, TINT among til
Thousands Ut pieces Of ancient glRsa wl'lc
| have been preserved thoro should not DO
single specimen ct thls character. 1t In
boon MI ggestcd, with ,n6ro plausibility, tim
p1,sx WINS mis1ed by tho CLASSY appearanc
, OF some metallic salt, which would havc tAl
1nallcablo quality, and that he missook thi
, for glass, II. DE La DAaTlE's discovery lna,
however, show that 1t was possible, if th
discovery bo pushed still further.
IN for M fin 1srenctl process has Eone,
, 1875-04-22

The chicago produce markets wero gener-
ally stronger yesterday. Mess pork was 4uiet
and ezster, closing at s91 .85@21.s71 for atAy,
and 2e2 l.l @29.15 for June. Lard wns in
good demand md loo per 100 tbs higher,
closing at @l5.gs casll, aId S16.ss for june
Aicnts wore mora active and frm ut Go for
shoulders, lilo for short ribs, and l2ic for
short olsars. Lake fss!ghts wera dull and
unchanged at 10 kor corn To buffalo. High
, 1875-04-22

According to tho report Of Capt. HALL, OF
tic Coast Survey, submitted to tho Conf
missioner Of Education, affairs in Alaska are
il. sad condition. There is no protection
for 1ifo or property, no zedress for injury
furnished by tho civil Inv, nutl tho people Of
the province find the American eagle poor
exchange for tho Russian bear, mud have
nmplo reason to wish themselves bac1i under
tile Czar's dominion.
, 1875-04-22
A THREATENED CALAMITY.

a TUHEATENEu CALaMlIIs
If the charter Of 1877 DO adopted next Fri |
tluy. thcro will ho complication OF 1nuniei-
pal aiIairs that will amount to Il public
calamity. 1Icrs nro tho sections Of tho law |
leading to tho confusion J:
Section .. If majority shall yoto for s'acl,
cI,erter, etc., "sucl1 city slall thenceforth bo
deemed to be organized under this act, md
tho city officers then in ofl}ca shall thoreupon
exercise tic powers conferred on like officers
in this act until their successors shall ho
elected aud qualified" .....-.
Section II. Tho Mayor shall "hold Lis
Office for two years."
Section 30. "In cities of over 100, 600 In
habitauts there shall be elected 3G Aldermen.
Section 81. 4'And shall hold their Office
two years"
Section 48. "A general election for city
officers shall be held on tho third Tuesday of
April OF eacl yenr."
Section 10. At the general election held in
1871, anl liennially thereafter, Mayor shall
be elected in each city.
Section 81. Aldermen elected nt first clec-
t;on to be classideI--one-half to gorvo one
year and oue-l,nlf two yeass, and one-half to
j. .t..4,1 ,u,,.,, ,1t,, }1,nrao f}or
'o =. t ;,,an'1od ] IT,. tho Inv that o,v c;tv
....s,,;."~ =. o.,on, H.. .et ~ ta7. a,,on1d IN
W. "'" h1t'so ~ % anr;, ~ 1s7i TX. ~ md ouy
~ 1 ~, ,.aa. - .,at t,o a,octior ~ c;,v
s:.,., ,a,.o ,,,a., ~, ~. t1,r1 ruoa;,,,
.'s ~ ,.n:, ea,,oa.;n1. Ink mr. co,nnon conn.
~ ~. ~ ,,';a H., ,,a.tnor;no 1bo yote =
~ - s,.e",ss ..'., nf,a. t,.o 1oto r., 7s-,t,xof
ea' ',a..,aa -. n,,d .hor,1,,, 1,o.t.
1ot :Ao ~. ~. N.,tor l., c... ~,
poA :,,...sx '..s ~ s,a,1 +. a5onto1 nnti, Anvil.
us- 'o" '""sN'A 0D"'N ~ '0f'
A'n% r,o =, .e 1870 ,r,v;;,ca t,,t y ,rovor
| .,.11 H., ntos,o,1 ~, I'm tb;r,1 1,1es,t,v in
.l"A ,1,.n -. .,.,,,a 49, Il, o,,,, ,3,1
apsil' 4of', VI on luo a"''' 1''>e - A5 s.sN
year thereafter; Md tlat general clecelon lof
| ouc-half tic Aldermen and other city oilicerS
.lot la hall on ,ha third truegtlav of April
| ri, r. ,,,.,:,,., x,,,.,5 for ,c--
| Ahtaal',J' Inv ''t''o A''' - l
| there cen 10 no e!ecton III 1910 nl'ueI t4ne
ret.
I 1f +ho -,,o-tor Ia odoptrd no,s,. the nres.
| ~ -.,:,.,a,,. -. .t,o
! ent Mayor, uuoei tpo lao'A"oAo
| laW, would hold over until .Apfa4, 1871. aua
Tim Aldermen and othor elective officers until
April, 1876.
| But the Constitution intcrposcs md prohib-
| n. opv 1o,o1 crtrrsion of tho term Of a1ly
, 1875-04-22

Tho New York Herald has boon oxanhlos ",n NV
tl,o accounts OF TrrEM u. 6WKEaY anu IN Hs '.t,,
u. CosxoLLv, who appear III tho TWEED o1psu ''an.
~ partners Of tho t'Hoaa." 10th ot 1'e0o .,a,.
tte1ncn arc found to bo tho o"no1d o' ~, "' tha
doal Of roal aslate, MF. SwEEHy npi'ea ~ s.,no
records ~ having bought real estate 10 '"o ,,,r.
of s1,250 200, l,ia partner, ono ieah ~ .rl.s
paying for uts a.lare. In addltiou' sto'v'' h.rius
total amount appearing on record as ,ouamr' aas
boon paid to him tor Teal estate ia pas ,;s ,os.
10 that 3r. swEEAY must still have IN ~ ns M" aur+
session rsai ustato valued vt ovos Sas
olascd With uouoy stolen ftom tlle o's' ',a.,abI.
York, CONNOLLY Is posaesaoa Of eons'u'' '''
propeEty.
, 1875-04-22
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.
II .r kUrECnrrTtGN tTArAhtE IN ADVANCED.
&t.fs. f1FStrN.

na7fs nr *unEcntrrtoH tTAr*ntE IN AfsASekh
ruxtaac rrcn.ll Mt this t,Eire.
r,,lt, I .alJ.ti) Wrekty. yesr....H ~
f4i ;Hi IS tctir ii:ttj l1.a roics....... s.in
H1n{4y Ehtihas :. ,r Ecu E"pieS''"'"''| A7'~o
,tlnn1'lo Bhtat,... itsUul
I'af,a nf star Al Tho saMo ratio.
wAurrr--,ue actlea agent In eacl1 town and Elngs'
frrctkt arrangements made with such.
snscltncn cUpfos sent Tree.
Torfc.rnt ttay and nIssakrs. he fntn and kEa Post
tft.rr atfrres In fnl1 including State and County.
may etfcs by lfaft e1prnss, Pest
Uec ts.1rt, ot In sesiarsrd 1etsees. At nnr risk.
sTrnMs TO cry ECnscnsrEns.
!o}y tct3re!e, EnndAY tserrtcd. 20 ccnss ptr week.
ill., de1tycro Ernny included. 30 cdntA pse weok'
Address TllE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner bfadtsna md u+arborn.sts., Chicago. III.
, 1875-04-22

In connection Will, M editorial rasass'bua asrr,
earning spelling. aso!ssa, OF rathcf the aps' ssu
Of them, III the Bopth, our aslennoa ~, s IN tho
PLEASANTLY directed to an aa7ostasea's @ +, ID -
New Dr'uans Ptcayune Of tie 12th ''ls'. ,art,ic-
announcement Of uns of these une!a ,.o]. ." to
msu.s fol the following oyouing. sue psoe' II,
10 devoted to tho wounded OF pep'. p,'t. ali
is becoming, therefore, fur us to h'ou .n,as ID
etatemont that tho spelliug-msu'a has na"s,her.
l.eadvay in tho South. or 10 rotraet u 0to.sut
"Thp spirit OF feuaalisai," II seems ror mr. tas
lluges there ~ much ~ NO sur1'oses. H. south,
rcst, It may be sasa that the poodle OF aa 'a liz
II they aro not worry strong spoilers, "ua ~ MN,
10 bo, aud thoy certainly aso stFons -
Other sospecta.
, 1875-04-22
OH 'Gblfaon U1iburt.


President GRANT emrhnticnlly donies the
rumor thut lie has invited the tender of Sec
rctary DELASo's resignation. or that my such
thing has been contemplated.
, 1875-04-22

s,yrt,KERS T1tEATRE-M,ttfson etrcrt. n"tTefftt
n.sstesn and State Engagement "t mhRs'' 0'''su'''
tnncj1oh.h
, 1875-04-22

hCAuEMy or Mt1slC- liased sTtet bet~cfn Man-
tsoi1 alI st"nsae. Engagement Of d. st' o'ps'S0'
! ElmanH E4xn,n
, 1875-04-22

GRAND OpEnA.f1Dt1sE-Ci.r Clark street, =, ,ntppostt!d
Sherman House. Ea.nc. Hal! watabolds Alnatssts'
, 1875-04-22

M.. Jous i. II.11, Chief copm'sss.p,tnb ss,nbla
Highways aud Doss Of tue lana 10 :. :. wsiass.
gave magnificent satsztaaa9aas 1@'
, 1875-04-22
TO.pAYtS ADJUSTMENTS.

ftODrEY'E THEATKE-Tnnfofrh etreet. between
cl.rk anu t.aSails. EvoninE: "lfGnte Cfstos"
, 1875-04-22

t.xrDS1TIDS pl11LnINtl-IAks Shore, foot O.
AIsina strsst. Exhibition of talniiass.
, 1875-04-22

rAu,TELl, lfSLf-afatit.nn attcet, hcfw.fn ClasR
ani LsSslio Concert BY Tho DO alussEa Troape'
, 1875-04-22

ApELrlft tTlll:ATRE-Deafhosn street. corner aioa'
100. Variety entertainments.
, 1875-04-22
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

FIRST nsrtosonE0AT1oNA1C 1Ci1uEcl1-titeFa'ss and
ttrIttsl Entertainment.
, 1875-04-22

Tho Bt. Paul rion'er-1'rfss IL disturbed ba.
casIBo I'nE TRIBUNE told nbout tho gat,lal zephyr
which blow over q trim OIL tho Nortllar. Taciis
Road, aud yet omitted to editosisl!y diSsuss tha
alleged fact that n brfdso on tho unioa iari;io
"was lifted from tho apAns and droptc. Into tho
river, ten days ago. We 300 no roaton for 4
discussion Of this. Yho real lucatiou witA ti,o
Union Pacific IL to n,ako 1t pay tho slrfaalc'l it,
forest It owos tho Unltod statos. Wo my Bay
en pnssan!. that, II 4 wealthy mud prosperous
corporation lilo tho Union Pacific caunot OF @:li
not do this, bankrupt failure like ths .;ostflcrl
pacitlc, II 1t got my moro s1sbsy bu'stla. won4
awitsdto tho natton aa eircctualy es it i1aa AL
docs ita stockholders. We think wo Lave d';'
covered tho roason OF tho Iioneer-I,fsS' in'et.
cht III this bridge. Tllo bridge was "1ined ssl
dropped" Seuator RAMSEY, for wt'on thelt.
per plays organ, hae also bocn lifted and dE'p'
pod.
, 1875-04-22

Tho municipal elections which inyn taho,
place tlila week. tn largo pnt,bnr uf citjes ,rd
Villages in Illinois sco1u 10 favo tnrnou in Al.
moat every instanca on purely pc'sona! a,stl oes,
glicBtions. Tho most exciting a,ltt bcs. coDtc.t.
ed were tlsoHo In Quincy and Dloo,ainglou. In
tho former tho iesuo wnH. municipal reform,
THO 1}oufbons nominated straight ltcket. Hay.
oral hundred OF tho mont respectable Demncs,a
jonol with tlls iepuhiichna anti oinctcal rno, N
their Ticket by 400 to lou majority oscr tLs
Democratic Hing" ticltct.
III bloomington tLofe vas very c.citfpr
election, mud tho largest vote ayor cast III tt:t
city. Dut rliat tho iun,lo waB Ii Impossible ia
tull. Tho 1antagrnph trica 10 explain II thts,
Yrster.ny ,ns DAY 1T great excitement III ills e;tr.
being tho cuntiun Ut political cas!faa th7t II
rono weeks has elected ifIe intcr,Nt and atulLrHN
ths wfinlu t:r IN put ycars, Tug ct,llc.t ur ii,
Anypralty aud tr Ec1ta III tho tntl tint au;a
" awarded hy ballot fIas often i4ai Of grrAt lH1;a
intere1t, aud ufcn hns had tue elsHcnt, Of a,,T
controversy 10 give 1t yAor aud spirit. lst tn yr:r
no wclllafned tsshe, local or otherwise, II" ts.lt
7ntn uutE Interest by flow ar1rera rcasl lie ll,
point aiI Involved every orc ,4n ever takes lnY il.
tcrcnt It, lie ballot. For llis tin eetn
spcEls tiuiln remarkable. Tho nnilns nf rar!l sl.,
wL1 mainly lin personal regard nlId fce!iny II It.
frlen1s Ut carh Ut tic concsnntH Esci,IIy tki
thu cxy0 III tho fNilrEHa far tic Mayuraty, Lul IT,.
earll Of tho two candidates for tlst nf'rc isr;
ropntar nnt, was csccd ~ nrrry ttlEc # tue cs:.
vuss, AMI I the rcn If tle election. Tarntytts
hundred md t!ht votes were tiIc.a far Mayor, mi
of tllese u. i. rusK received .a'1 mud T. Il. s:,aI;
| 1,o53 Etvlny Mr. FuHK majority II lD2. :,
Iu Tontiuc tito election scems to llayo t,rne1
OIL tlir liquor question. Tho vote for Mayor Ras
License candidate. .....................,
AAtf-1LccnsG candidate. ..........gi
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-17
Wonlan's Rights.

The following are the opening
sentences Of an address; Oil this subject,
by Mrs. Skinner:
Miss President, fcllcr wimmin, and
male trash generally am here to-
day for the purpose OF discussing
woman's rights, rccussng her wrongs
and cussing lie men.
| believe The sexes were created
ipcffGct!y equal, with the womenla
little more equal thanltl.e men.
1also believe Tint the world would
today be Happier man had never
existed.
AS a success man is a failure, and
bless my stars that my mother was Il
woman. [Arplause.1 +
| not only maintain their principles
but n'aintnin a shiftlcss husband be-
sides.
They say man was created first.
Well, 'sposo he was. Ant first expert
ments alwaSs failures?
II wasa betting man, | would bet
$3.50 they ne
The only decent thing about him
was n rib, and thnt wcntto max G
something better: [Applausc.]
And then they throw i'll cur faces
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-17
Rules for Teschcrs.

Never be late. 4 1
H.A7 7oid governing too much.
Make few rules for your scholars.
Cultivate 4 plcasan. countcnancc.
Never be hasty III. rule or action.
Teach bot, by prcccpt .ni exam
pie. a.
Never let known fault go unno-
ticcd.
Encourage parents to visit the
schools.
Labor diligently for sclfimprovc-
mcnt.
Never compare one child with an
other.
Never attempt to teach too many
things.
Never spcaki in a. scvlding fretfui
manner. 4en
Make the school room cheerful and
attractive. a1
(: Banisl, all books ut recitation, cx-
'cept i'll reading,
Never let your pupils see that they
can ycx you.
Ask two questions out Of the book
for every one in it.
Never trust to another what you
should do yourself. ..i%,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-17

South. Their ashes 'arc comlninglcl
in common Gust, and ovc it,alI the
great heart of. tic American s:11'i people
mony. far 81, - ariIUn li"a aaFu of h,
tue American soldier tcll,
-aonid,ae's ettr,ial dappinss ground ~
Their silent delits :,,d spread
pa;glory gu;uds5witii Solcinnroun,l N |
Ihe ,bivouac Of tic dead."O ri l3iOTn 4
L ! 'liopcithcn, gentIcinen,' tllat. before
long yon .YiilAldlsa.y vii dlayv vatssileyaar atssi glittcring
rifle, .lrillple and haye found in your,stay in
this State sufficient cement to
IS .YSett11e tt1s among. us Nyhenevcr yyoudo. i
iA ofleEiiyo,i, one and all, officers and
men ny hand, Nit, my Heart iii it..
With every wish FOR your filtlrc vel
fare. allow INC 70 bid you FAREWELL
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-17

A grocerin certain town keeps
G little browning near his ciddcr bar
rel and when he wants to do the fi,ir
Thing by customer, he mingles some
of tie. contents OF the aforesaid Jug
with the cider. .Ec madcna minglc
the other day for an old farmer, but
got in good deal Of bcnzinc and u
little cider. About an hour after
drinking, the farmer was observed
leaning against 6 fence, ana was heard
to soliloguizc: "It's too cary for sun
stroke, and too late to freeze to death,
and guess it's touch otIhc shalsin
ager." 6