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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-09-03

bas Auedlilber berausgelaufen iIfg sic
baben bas @las Serbrodeu.a
gnglGnber: y@oooam ! Nun tit uleine
Heiie pprbsi!1
Or. 8ranb .Gis t6nnen ii9 ia In Der
5anptltaot einen an6sren thermometer
faufer benn i6 iDette, oaB Sic bort einise
3eit bleiben tDeroen."
gngldnber: rGiebt eg in DeutIhIanb
aud Sbermonister9 9etn, i1 muB um=
te6ren.
Sr. Brnnb: .gtnn, itb babe f6on
biele &eiien sema6t, aber nod ME einen
anoeren thermometer oaju gebrau9t, als
nneine eigne Saut."
@neldnoer: ,Sn England brau6e aud
nidt aber Die oeutihe 9uft lit 10 .frenio
5u mir, baB ia ni1t tueiB, ausipenoig falt
Doer t1arnr."
Or. 8rano: .glun 10 fann itb Shnen
dig prattilher Nr3t unb Naturfenner pers
li4ern, oas mir rainoeitens Ia Grab 98ar<
me baben."
Gnsldnoer: ,Sie Iin6 Softor Webiz
cus2 Ih, nun tpunoere ih mid nidbt nehr,
oaB sic bel i0l9er nngelunoen 2uft oieie
Serren unb Samen in 10 lei5ter Gleiouns
9ehen lailen. @ott iesne Sie!"
,uno obne Weiteres lieB er ioglei6 Gehrt
MAIDEN, uno fuhr inter algemeinem @e=
ldhter oapon. Sarii6er bate man beiuabe
einen wirflihen &uijen unsefrast porbei
| aelaiienL Der eleiduobl bas SdifIal bes
cages enti9ie0, oenn er bradte Die supers
ldIIise WtelDuns, oa5 Der Raier ni9t foms
men fperoe, ipnoern cine anbere Goute
eingeihla9en babe. - Jfo9 einieen nrs
eldubieen 3weifeln beea6 iiG oenn bic
41ineer @eIellihaft ettpas unmutbig auf
ben Seimmes. Sas berrlihe g8etter be-
| itimmte iebt ben Oottor Brano, ieinen
8a9en pOrausSui9ifen, nno IT'D ben
| 6ub9dnpern an5uihlieBen. Die Uteliten
| iolaten Ieinem 8eiipiele, uno 10 iGritt er
imner on Der SpiBe, (oenn antmbren
mohte er germ in Dem eineu tpie IN ben
anoern Sinne) unter QSiBen nno 1Setiel
Dem bsimathliden S6ore su.
Ser Walo erflang pom frenoigen 0'.'
| ldmter, uno bic tleine Uerltimmune, mel
DIE ,uerit mobl lille befaIlen bate, Der.
| Icbmano INNER me6r nnb bate Ii1 balo
adu,lih perIoren. - Ndtiirliher Weiie
biloete Der froltiae gusldnber Den ndhiien
8egenitano Der unterhaltung. s9abt Shr
luobl ssiehen," rief Or. 8rano, ntuie er
MID aus6hute2 so sd1nt uur Elm Gns-
l6noer. Niles lit BET Ibnen oriainea. Aber
-. iCb tuette, oieler nanhelierne 2oro i'll
nihts weiter als Elm Shneioer aus 2onoon
Der (bei DER RrSaune) teinsu Shaitt ee,
mabt Dat uno nun auf Reiien sebt, IN
oana jill Sduie iiAtis aafi6neIoen sn fOn'
men,"
sNtir fam er bod eber wie Elm Rauf'
mann pDr."
y99oaen mir tpetten? 3e6n 9ouis' Dor
fiir ben S9neiber - go eine lanee, lpibs
9toie fam ia nur elm S1neioer ha6en.~
Sept mar Die Stoot erreldbt Wtlt ar6s
6erpr Seiterfeit, als na4 Der eetduInten
{ooffnuns su ertuarten itano, sogen uulers
Bdnoerer in 4bingeu Elm, uno lieb -.
oa belt por Der Ipotbsfe Elm Geiietpaaen,
nit 5pei 8oeelbapern nnb euem Giironsn=
itode. Der aneebIlGe Gne.dnber mar Der
neue 8rouiior, uno Dr. Grano muBte
pisle Wettsn be3ahlen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-09-03
3fatfe INTO Sunser.

I'm Die N.itte beg poriJen eSabrhunoerts
lsbte ;u glhhorii in Meflenburs Strelib
Der Bfarrer 5ieqfrieo Gortunt in b0nIter
5tille nno 8elmaulimteit, Mllionatdslih
erbante uno erquidte er bic lGnolife @es
nleinbe sun 0obe unb sur gbre oes S09iten,
nno NOR er aut i'm usbrieen, 5. y. BET
Sobesfdlen. &ranfbeiten, unglifsfdaen
uno anberen @eleeenheiten ieiner Seelens
beeroe Elm uabrtr, aufriftigsr Sirte, Selz
fer uno 8eratber, beiien eeipaltiees Sro.
liesmort mandoe bebrdnete Sesle aufribtete,
manten unperihuloet in's IIngliid @e-
rathenen bur9 tbatfrdftise unb ipirfiame
Siilie Dem untereange entriB. go tpirfte
er, benz aanaen Sprengel elm 6egen, bem
Serrn einBobIeefallsn, unb ale liebten ben
suten Yfarrer uno perebrten ihn, nldbt
bios su Gidborit, ionosrn piele Weilen In
Der Nunoe.
Ser Name Gortum tpir6 pieIen unSerer
Seller befannt iein, benn es lit Der Tnme
bes YerfaIIers zines b6dbif tomiihen unb
grotesfen gpos': ,Die Sobitabe". @etpiB,
mem bieIes GiGlein nod, niht befonnt
| iein iollte. Der ruB es faufen; es lit mit
pielen biibihen 8ilolein eesiert urb nnser
mein ipaBig 5u Ielen, uuo manher Iauer<
tDpiiide 8eieae lptro iicl ihiitteln pnr ga
den, manher Melan1olifer uno SppD-
| hpnoer tpiirbe sSreube al1 2sben fin6en -
| III bod Elm Sreunb BON mir, Der ffart on
morrboioalbeihmeroen littt, burh 6os
9eien bes intersiIanten Blhleins BON Ieine,
b6Ien Granfbeit gebeilt troroen. - unIer
Vfarrer @eore Siesfrieb Rortuni mar Elm
naher Uerpanoter ienes Mutcrs Der Sob
iiabe".
Ser Serr pfarrtr 1T Elm DeuteIsferl1
bate Serr pom Brebow eelaet, unb er bate
| in.ieiner Mrt Nedt. Serr DDn Wrebop mar
Der @utsberr uno Suelein patron oer Sir.
| DE Su Gihhorit; bieisr lag nun nit uns
Term 9iitem Dfarrer iton Ielt geraume,
3eit In argent Gtreit.
8err BON BrebDlr gitg ndnIin NIT be,
Mbint uni, Elm Dcrf ber giarrei Gidhpr5I
an tinen anosrnRirH HsniprenseI obsuaeben;
CT tonnte oieies nun aber Yidsf 10 mir nidati
oir ni9ts sur Musfiitrun8 trinaen, {onbtrr
nnr nit 3uitimmnng beS beraeItiaen Dior.
rers. iino od oos Beginner btm Gutsherrr
sipor orohen Wnrtbsil brinatn miirbe. III,
ben Ylorrer ieIbit unb aud fiir Das beiref,
fenne Dprf ober BON 0roBen 9laatheiI az.
lmorber iDdre. 10 tuolltt aprtum upn IS ii
mas nidbts wilsen. meSnso6en bitIe unut.
leeenhttt osrrit pon &f(ecm nendItl
o&mitt0elI 4lumnler ioi1ele nn6 nm
bbl4 sssbslSkIl9t Otanbsn tsrellole.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-09-03
(Gar bic v@efli@s 8IdtterA.)
Doctor 3ernoutR'
Gin 2ebemsbilb.
prsisesfr6nte arbeit
ppn
aras SHtro- S6i&i#s.
lG dIus.l

E0flcr 2xurreH luWtlte wv etU Vpten
fdev, i'm tetradteno.
\ Damn sudte er ip6ttii9 NIT ben G1nl'
1<xll uu0 {1gte irDniSdb:
.Erfeunen Gie es oenn fur 10 groBes
0iid an, ifatt meiner in iene Minfel uno
66hIsu III friehen, bic UerfDmmenbeit.
&Isro uHb Batter mir au abitoBeno MAIDEN.
ober aud Shre Nahtrube ein onBenomal
of{lbrt 8u linben, tpenn ih 80 trdge tperoe,
fe ~ np}erng@
.5;e finb aIIo tuirfli1 i'm Grnit ?" ifieB
4 md bpHfomnen faiiun9slos 3ernDmiB
ftftpr. wdbrenb Elm Strobl 9renSenloler
I x{fie6iQuua iiber Die, tuenn auh melan.
3oiif6en, 10 bod INNER nod insenolihen
8&9s binidob. :,
.{Semib, 5pottete Der iliere Mann iiber
bit eigne Nibrune hinwes. rih bin I'm
bp4flsn Grg{fi Mllein oesbolb peroiene
f& kinen Dotif, benn in made oeu Bor-
{f5foa ana reinem ggoismus! grfohrnng
taf einen hQrtae5Diienen Gehenmetlter aus
iii demnd5t. SD iebe iebt oaB itb oil
| nnb Htif spcxbe lnb 5iilfe nothig babe.
III lirb ein aelpiiIenbaIter Wen'h, Dem
III EfuIz bts Nebens nabe aetreteTl IL
X 81 I{{51 iltr hdruHs unb ba ~ 5fgteidj
bermntbe. oaB @ie geneigf ieia tneroen
snsine unsrI6BIidl nit oieisr 5teIe Der
fniplte De0inguna 5u erflllen, 10 Ut meme
Q3ohl, rerifeten sic MID reht, ourtaans
isine @pbltbot!" J,
Cine Beoinsnne2" froate 3srncptt
6aitia auriid, .tDie lautet otele!be e
sd psrlanae," ent9eenste Soctot
Warren i'm trodenlten 8elddftstone Der
gBelt, .baB meiii Niliifent Derbeirathet IT.
un0 leine ssrau bic 2eitune meines Sans-
ueyens iibernimmt, baB" pobel
mas lit Sbnen, 0Detor2" unterbraA lid
| Der Neoerbe beIiiirSt, .ieoer Blutstropfer
| {fheint plDsllt5 ans S6rem Mntlib enttui'
den. uno Gie 5itiern iihilih y
Mpm hDhiten Slid sur iisfiten Wieber'
seihl0esnheit ibersebeno. itammelte Ser
.Wfeine syrou in blinb!"
Run, mas iol bas - ib tpuBte es ID
Gus Sbrer Gr5dblung 2"
Sic tann bsmnaa bisie geoinsune
NiHt erfiIIen =
,syunaer wsann, Gie finb Elm Narr 4
pcIterte Doctor Warren unseouloia los
.mer jaet benn, bob ih cine pausbdlterin
pber gar eine 40bin pill2 yiein, neitt
ID Dill bas, mos i1 nidt srfaufen fam
nit IMn6Dem Golb, - ida min bas iinnis'
Molten elmer Sousfec, bas ih entbehrt'
{eit snbIoIen Sohren, ih min ben Self
Der iiber ben @eudliern i6mebt," ipie bi,
HibsI fogt, ~ imi1rieben in elm oIltd9li'
dies Werit1ubni6, fur5, ih min ma!
Gie ldngn btiiber, 3ernowib, trob NOtl
uun Gntbebrune - cine Seimath!!"
Dieler fonnte iih nidt mebr beherrfGen
G>ae 6Iii1f. has 70 bI1bIidb burcb bic md
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-09-03

Htrnbietnoe Mnt1 4
nur bic in6nen Qoden ~
TIRE eielen Iino ireoik 81
Ieineit 9l0Mbar iIn 1te0t6{
eriuieosxtt Der @efx061
1rlitur mar, xie kot
Gin Stnter kc
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-09-03
Sit ,,Gtitlide Sldtter"

tes GoniasssBEatt bes Cincinnati DcIfsbdtts, Fnb Be,
sntnboIiiness sasitre sspibmst isub senen i@ bopt'
K@i9 sur& bic SrsfIt3feit Der borin psrSsntIi6ter
ezsaJIanaes ass.
gstis 81 per Sabr pprtofrss. Ra europa "a per Sab,
3pnrirst
eisne gl,rnsmsra: Sinf gents, reiir bas BIatt ben
fiSttI9sr Nbpnnsnten burd bic Srasn in's Saus se'
lsftnwisb.
GslSinburssn fSnnen per ~ytpnep prSer4 cbsr rssi'
fslfssu Bstsf a,sf unier Rtitto ssma@t msrSsn.
Die Cincinnati volkshlatt C0mpagnie,
B OK 1414,
Cincinnati. ..
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-09-03

y ssaisaaabss, ~ p5iglsp.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-05
Fashion Notes

Hats, rs rule, are altogether ,
larger. e
The last thing iH aprops-one
pocket in the center.
Solid colors, unblcachcd and white
stockings for lndies.
Cream shades find favor in wash
dresses, rs in everything else.
frInscs arc brought ont inland
some patterns and arc more popular
than ever. ,l.
According to Paris papers the OK
ford laced shoes in French kid are
worn indoors and out. it
Very broad leather or velvet belts.
with silver plated and nickel buckles,
continue to find favor.
The coolest possible dress for deep
mourning is either barcgc or black
worstcd (not siIk) grenadinc, trim.
med with Grape.
1t is better taste to wear perfectly
plain black silk for the first month
after leaving off Grape, when lace will
be appropriate.
The bright, gay paraso!y and sun
shades seen in Paris are no longer
confined to red ones, but pink, green
and yellow figure conspicuously. lIah'
Shoes with the so-called Wurtem:T q
burg heels, cut in one piece with tho
sole, and wider and higher under tho
foot, arc much worn just now in
Paris.
The watch protecting pocket is
another novelty, designed to protect
the watch from pickpockets. It is
made ofkid, lined with wash leather,
and bound with metal like o porte
monnaic.
The newest dust cloaks are OF silk
and alpaca.in the form Of listers.
They are showcrproof. Some have
jellyi-bag hoods Others are ofthel
round form sor have capes forming !,
sleeyes. s...3 .5gss
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-05

A TRAMP MANGLED ~ DoGs.-
William Harris was sent to the Bnlti-
moro hospital to receive mctlical nt-
tcntion for number Of CHASTITY
wounds upon tho head and neck in
iiictcd by tho teeth Of dogs. Harris
says he is q native Of New York, and
was on his way to Baltimore looking
for work. lie had arrived about five
miles Of the city, and feeling very
hungry and tired stopped at a house
to ask for something to cat. Upon
entering the yard lie was attacked by
two large Newfoundland dogs, and
being greatly fatigucd from his long
tramp, could only make Il feeble rc-
sistancc. Two more dogs, attracted
by the noise, Joined in tho attack and
after throwing him down, they all con
tinucd to bite ierociously at various
parts of his body, but particularly his
head. The owner Of the dogs was
finally attracted by the noise, and
running out, drove the dogs off, and
rcscurcd tho unfortunate man from
his terrible position. It is doubtful
if he can recover.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-05
ORANGEBURG.
Olivcros VS.. Olivcros, ct al.
In COMMON PLEAS.

For Sale, the Lot, and Residence on
ttlsscll Street recently erected brw cen
Mr.. Pixies and Mr.. scoviil's; with the
has French roof, three bay windows, and
kitchen extension, and has eleven Rooms in
NIL. The Lot extends back to Glover
Street in the rear, has outblildings and a
fine Well Of water. For further particulars,
apply to Mrs. Rosa Olivcros, Exccutrix,
or the undersigned, who will receive pro-
posals for the purchase Of the same.
The time for proof Of claims againt the
Estate Of the, late Esi,lro !. OIivcros has
been extended to August lst, 1876.
By Order ofthe Court.
G. B. GLOVER,
Referee.
june 'tsl' 3m.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-05
Nobody's Dog.

Will nobody pity nobody's dog7
VIII nobody hide me away7
Or give me at least one meal in a year,
And that on n July day!
For hunger tcmpts to an evil course.
And If I've no soul to be saved,
Why should shrink from stealing bone,
Or try to be better behaved?
True, nobody's dog, no wisdom affects
lie feels he's a vagabond thing,
With n hang-tlog look and tail depressed,
Always prepared for q ilingl
Never surprised by a blow or n kick
Yet, if he were somebody's own,
No! tnil wutfl Ire cnrried with lolticr air,
Not trucr dog be knuwii.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-05

A ClIILD's MORNING PRAYER
Some one asks why there isnot Il
morning prayer for children cor
responding to The evening petition,
"Now lay nc down to sleep" The
New York World replies that there is
such q petition, and this is it:
"Now | wake and sec the light.
'Fis God has kept me all the night.
To Him ! lii: my voice and pray
That lie will keep me all the day"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-05
A man recently died in Enrich yh q

A man recently died in Zurich who
for thirty years made a rcmar kably
big fool Of himself. When young. he
fell in love, and then became Jealous.
While in this condition he offended
his sweetheart, who to punish him
made him swear that ho would not
speak for twelve months. He sw orc.
But she died before the twelve months
elapsed, and the lover concluded to re-
main dumb until he rejoincd her in
the next world. lie kept his word,
and for thirty years was never heard
to speak.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-05
FOR SALE

IANE N. +. BURNHAMs NEW
~ Turbine 0 inch Water Wheel, and
Gearing. have ginncd two crops with it,
about 100 bales, itgiying entire satisfaction.
Any one ahoat to put up Water Gin, will
do we'll 10 sec my Wheel, with l2 foot
head on Wheel will warrant that tho
Wheel will run Forty Saw Gin, and Gin
4 Bales of Cotton per day. Also set Of 80
incl. Mill stones.
]. X. HANE
Fo,t Motto, s. c,
July IL 81
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-05

: Childrcn's Drink-Arrowroot madc
into pap, with fresh milk and some
wator, is tho best thing for baby. It
is rs good rs the best breast milk.
Dat meal is better for larger children.
Swcctcn tho arrowroot with powdered
sugar, not too sweet.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-05

"Iou como well recommended |
supposc?" said 81 gentleman to - boy
who wanted IN easy place. 20, yes,
sir: the man | was Will, last recon-
mcndcd me; lie recommended nc to
leave and, set work more congcnial
with my disposition.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-05
The Cordial lBaIn OGSyricuna
and Tonic Pills.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

However obscure tic causc may he which
contribute to render nervous debility q
slisense 80 prevalent, affecting, as il docs,
nearly onc-half of our adult population, ii
is = melancholy fact that day hy day, and
year by year, we witness :; most irightful in
crease of nervous affections from the slight
est neuralgia 10 the more grave and
extreme forms Of
NERVOUS TROSTRATION,
Js characterized l.y general lang,,or or
weakness ofthc whole organism. especially
Of the nervous system, ol,Str,cting and pre-
venting the ordinary f,,nc,iu,ts ofna,nrc;
hence there is a disorrcrc,l state uf The
fccrcto,s; constipation, scnntv and high
cnlorcd urine, Will, All excess ofcarly or
line inc Tc,ii1ci7t Of wtc of brain
and nerve substance frequent palpitltinnS
Of the heart, loss ofmcmn,.y and marked
irrc..nlutnn ri purpose, and inability to
carry into action any wrll-dciincd business
enterprise, or to lix the mind upon an" one
thing al a time. There is great sensitive.
nc.s to impress, tlnn.l, retained III, short
time, with Il flckcrins and lluttcring con,li-
tion Of the mental i:,c,,.tics, rendering an
Individual what is commonly called II
whiGie-lmin,letl or tirklc-min,lcd man.
This condition Of The individual, distress
ing AK it il, may Will, certainty bcc.,rcd bv
THE CORDIAL BALM OF SYRICUM
AND LoTHRol"s TONIC PILLS,
Medicines uurivalcl for their wonderful
properties and remarkable cures of all Ncr-
Sous Complaints. Thcireilicacv is equally
great in the treatment and cure of Cancers
Nodes, Ulccrs Pustule, Pimplcs, letter,
Fever, Sores, Ringworm, Erysipelas, Scald-
head. BARRIERS Itch, Scnrvy, Salt IthcHm,
Copper,C r,Cnlorcd Wotohcs. Glanlular Swell
ihgs, Worms md Black Spots in the Flesh,
Discolorations, Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth
and Nose, Sore Legs, and Sores Of every
character, because these medicines are tho
BLOOD MEDICINE
Ever placed before the people, and arr war
tanted To be the most powerful Alternative
ever originated by man, removing morbid
Senaibility, Depression Of Spirits, Dcnlcntia
md n,eianci,ulia
bar Sold by all Druggists, and will he sent
by express 10 all parts Of thccountry hyad-
dressing the proprietor, G. EDGAR
1OTllEOP, NJ. d., 143 Court street Bston,
Mass, who may he consulted free nf charge
either personally by mail. Send % cents
mid get copy Of his Book OH Nervous
Diseases.
aug IA 1875 ~
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-05

A clergyman was "turncd down"
at IL fashionable spelling bee for spell
ling drunkenness with one IL. Shortly
attcrward lie returned to his parish,
and found himself very collly recciy-
cd hy his parishioncrs. Hc sent l;n..
the parish clerk and asked him what
was the cause. "Wcll, sir" replied
tho man, "a report l,as como down
here That you was turned out of n
great lady's house in London for
drunkenness"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-05
Farm, Garden and Household.
A BILL OF FARE.

A BILL OF FARE.
A correspondent, says the Times,
has sent lis complete bill Of fare for
n week, which may be used for
months with slight variations. She
makes the statement that it has been
used by n family of eight or nine
persons at about twenty-five dollars
per week. 1t certainly is substantial
and not easily criticised by dyspcptics.
1t is as follows:
BrcakEast-Tca or coffee, bccfstcall,
fried potatoes, fried hominy, French
rolls, toast.
Dinner Roast chickens, stcwct
tomatoes, mashed potatoes, lettuce
salad, with dressing, ice water and
c)arct, brcad.
Surrcr-Brcad, canned fruit or
strawberries, cheese, tea or coffee.
MONDAY.
Brcakfast-Tca or coffee, mutton
or lamb chops, fried mashed potatoes,
corn meal mullins, bread or rolls.
I.unch-ColL chicken, boiled
honiny, potatoes, tea and rolls.
Dinner Roast beef, peas or can
nc; -aee;t tt--c's4 p4;szi7es'- fppIateesTlcttuce
salad, bread, tea, pudding.
TUESDAY.
Breakfast Fried eggs, fried l,ota-
tees; rolls, toast and coffee.
unc'l-CoIl corncd beef, boilc,l
hominy, t,a. rolls or bread.
Dinner Cold roast beef, clam
friltcrs, potatoes, tomatoes, pickles,
tea or coffee, corn bread.
WEDNESDAY.
Break f:.st- BrcfSteak, hominy,
cakes nr mullins, tcu or coffee.
Lnncl,-Scramhlcd eggs, boiled
potatoes, sliced, raw tomatoes rolls
and tea.
Dinner Soup, lamb or mutton,
potatoes, pickles, hominy, croqucttcs,
lemon pic.
TnIiKsDAI.
Breaklast-Lamb or mutton chops,
potatoes cut up and stcwcd i'll milk
rolls and toast, tea and coffee.
Luncl,-Col,l lamb, strawberry
short cake, tea and rolls.
Dinncr-Eoast veal, mashed po!a-
toes, fresh peas, pickles, tea or collcc
FRIDAY.
breakfast --Omclcttc Of eggs, boiled
hominy, corn meal mullins, tea and
coffee.
Lunch Gold roast veal, potatoes,
sliced tomatoes, tea and rolls.
Dinner a fresh fish, stewcd toml.
toes, mashed potatoes, cottage pud-
ding and sauce, tea and coffee.
SATURDAY.
breakfast -Bccisteak, fried ho:ni-
ny, bread, rolls or toast, coffee.
Lunch-Fricd eggs, raw fried pota-
toes, tea and biscuit.
Dinncr-Corn beef, spinach or
asparagus, potatoes, corn bread and
coffee, boiled honliny.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
A Cheap Blucing -Qunrtc: Of al
ounce OF oxalic acid, half ounce prus
sian blue, dissolved iii quart Of soft
water.
First Ratc salvc-Onc and ono.
quarter pounds Of lard, twelve ounces
Of rosin, four OUNCES Of bccswax, ont
ounce oil Of spike, one ounce oil al
amber; heat, and stir in the oils whilt
warm.
Drink for the Sick Two teaspoon
iuls arrowroot in quart pitchcr
with q little cold water; three table
spoonfuls white sugar, tho juice of ono
lemon, and part of the rind; stir III
quickly while pouring boiling water
until the pitcher is full. Drink cold.
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b.
The journey Of honor lies not in
smooth ways Sir z. Sidney, ,iia5 i
While wc arc reasoning concerning
life, life is gone. Humc.
Managing mammas at Watering
places arc managing daughters.
In 177G it took about thres days to
go from New York to Philadelphia.
In 1876 it takes less than three hours.
N,hat is the difference between tho
average man Of the period and a pill
low i? One is hard up, and the other
is soft down.
An original poem is never too long.
A considerable income in some news-
paper Offices is derived from the sale
ofwlstc paper.
Spilkins says there are two ways
in which "fair, fat, and forty" makes
itself conspicuous, viz: It's waste Of
sigls; and sizo cf waist.
Irasciblc gent (to waitor) -"They
say thoro's nothing like leather, don't
Ll,cy3" eyes, sir" Then it's lio,
for this steak isl" (Waitcr cvapor-
atoS
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-05

'uc 70 suIler the effects OF their
oily. How many fail to appreciate
tho valuo ofsmall things. They think
it Is useless to attempt a saving of
pennies, md consequently never have
an opportunity to experiment upon
pounds. They squander nimhle
sixrenccN and trust to luck for a slow
shilling-~ IF tho common people Of
this country would have greater pros
pority they must practice n closer
cconomy-mcn and women alike. The
former should abandon the grog-
shops, Gn.! turn from the paths that
lead TO bodily excuses and poverty,
that may become frugal and pros
porous. Tho latter might perhaps
exercise a.wiscr prudence in the man
agcmcnt Of household affairs, and thus
check numerous little bills ofcxpcnsc,
which form very noticeable aggrc-
gate in the course of single year.
Industry and economy may not guar
antcc lis al CO 'ossal fortunes, but they
will insure lives Of independence and
adcluatclhomcs. Comforts, and plcn-
ty of tlle,h, arc within the reach Of
every mSn. All that is needed to SC
cure them is honest labor and a wise
economy. Why will hundreds or
people persist in making themselves
objects Of pity, out Of food, out of
money md out ut the elbows, when it
can easily be avoided by o policy Of
working and saving LumJcrman.
A STUBBORN SUICIDE. The Lon
don Court Circular says: They arc
not very lively people in Suffolk, but
it appears that when one f the ma
tivcs contcmplatcs suicide the rcsolu-
ton is carried out in "a very thorough
manner. II read that n small village
the other day tradcsman's wife got
up i'll the night, and, having proceed
cd some distance fronrher house, plac-.
cd half sa pound Of gunpowder in a:
circle AROUND sherand set fro to itsbut
-itsi iliti iinii,lra her. She then pro
cecdcd to her shop, obtained n pound
canister Of gunpowdcr, placed it in n
bucket, md held her head over it and
set fire to it. The result was that the
outhousc was blown to pieces, and the
woman frishtfully burned about the
face. She next procured II shoe
makers knife, and stabbed herself III
the throat. Strange to say this crcr-
gctic female is still living; but, as she
is under medical care, she need not
give UP all hopes extinction, for the
doctor will probably finish the work
for her which she eccns to have com
mcnccd so vigorously.