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oflifc, God was too kind to permit q religion,
or politics, or an Industry to tnjnrn deeply
tt.elf Without being rs slccnly altno,tshcsl. II
our courts Of Justtcr fail for awh'le to puntsls
basl men, then soon cvery public nian becomes
corrupt nnfl .cfrau,ls the t4uycrntuent and tue
city whiehh became soscuicnt or ncElectfnl. WHEN
our jurtcs refuse to convict rus,lcrrra nnd our
t;nvernork hasten to pardon. then Gael, It'll:
village bccnnscs q court ami the nearest tree
g,ow., Thus ntslity staInls check Upon
hal Goyernmcnt. It will thus stand always he.
tween society and tNor religion. It will close
the church lint tas no prayer, and y ftlence
the pulpit which has no mssAage trnn, tod. SO
1t will empty thc EanctHaries which tlcat IN tt,i-
intclliRiblr theories, or theories Of no worth.
Mnn will not IN, imposed nlon by a cscc,l tno
large or loo small. Utility Will deliver him
frnin both.
Oh what common ground fs lrcrc revealed!
IL there a Catholic rttzen or a Catholic priest
VINO Is tloing gots' nn.l living right Il ttierc q
Presbyterian wln,se wnr,la arc usrfnt and whose
deeds arc nscfuli IS there Unftarian whose
life fe Ghrst-lllse md whose tcarl,Inc Is fnll of
tiM1l Is there a Quaker who tiycs III ron,bnett
purity. ntsl charity. AMI simp!tettyt Then why
mt Iii nur Imagination see them assembled by
ono being, tha Christ. nMI WHY mt ace osgr
t!,cnt all one symbol In bright letters ''Corne
thou with US, and We will do thee Xoo1.h
, 1877-11-19

one pe,na, ''' .ts CisI,i. mi why not nee osGr
t,cm ali u,.e symbol in bright letters, WCvne
thou with Us, and We viii do thee gool."
-
n.tt1r 1Yrf,rr1rn 1,~1nx>1EN1.u
1aH AA@tlnis ENvO NAEN 10
oF hlFE' ....
1b.,. me., to ca, M th.. % =. know nov % not Of. John,
IT,. a3. W. "'"''
Wr nrc a1t fa,nrt,., with .,,ch wor,. a. rt.,.rro
, .,". n. ~" W.T., ,.o. ,t.e "ts"s ~. 5 ~
md in our feelings or experiences know what Is
ucunt when such terms arc used. hut when
NO attempt to explain them to ourselves or to
when wo say that we arc pleased or painea, or
orses,. not nnpy ay ~ o.s ur or vo. 3
mah. bo more n' easily Understood, but ut as
or thing itself TIN. We lave been calling pleasure
or l,aln. Wlat Is til Why Is II sol Whence
DOE. IL come. or where does IL eoa A few surh
Iuss.'o.'a % '.asss @ ass sau'ent 10 opsa .ne
ouors mo very ocep phllosophy. lhaccut
tho theory ol pleasure and pall, hAs long been
subject uf debate among tho wise. The fact
,, sse,i na' Va aa aIc .''e pce' p'a' enough III Tue
Hv.!" u eApc''slce' .-....
We're We callod upon to explain some OBJ
1ccttve fact or thing that Is something out
81Uc OF OuFSElFCS. rs q NfCG. or mountain.
l,on.e. or a yanlen. or n r'.c. ob,cets ,lot hayn
'o"se' ~ s.us". iosot uolIe,s ."as "aso
s,zo' aho eo!or, anu WEIGHT, ahsl neieat' tie
difficulty might 1e lcss, Tor these things haxo
oil existence and measure Of pcrulanc.tcc III
Themselves. We can mca,uro tho trcc anl tcli
t.. n.I~t, ,,,, ,,ro,,,r t,.ou,., ,ro 49,, ,.,.H
., .s'' a'.A 80 ~. W n ue.'u.e
tlc ho''te A1! tei1 lis hHe, VIC gan ellsnb Lie
mountain and even compute Its weight alu
describe It's rocks and soil; VIC can tell tho color
nu,, farm of tho ro.c uut ,vho ca, ,voinh
49, r,nn.uro han,,,s.. a,,, .,t,ar.',
y. .',, neaau.o Iapp'aese ',.' u"" .t''ee.lI
or paint. tie colors of pleasure or measure tho
drutt Ut patui Evidently We ure In search Of
.n,rat h,nr tIot ,1oc. not ,,r,r.. n ho hv s,,,a
sos'nnb , NV. uos' nos' aussss s ~ w ~ 1oao
methods Of explanation. We must open tho
loota into some other world, must eyptore
some other realm. That other world Is the
,ror,t ] ~ fo.,,n~ ~, wor1,, ~ ex,nr,c..o ~
the subjective or Inner world; that Is. tho
world within ourselves. All its sens and contI-
pcnts, tts mountains and valleys, It's gardens
and flowers. lis storm aud calm. and Its s,,n-
sumo anu shado~. arc III our Own nllaaa and
hearts. Thus each one Is a world In himself,
and In saving tAIs VIC have reached one fact or
point on the way to definition Of pleasure and
Another fact on tho way to MI explanation
Is fDi:ntl in tho cxistcucc OF the wOrid uutsl,l.
Of ourselves and The possible harmonious rcia-
tions between these two worlds: thnt ia, be-
Ami It'll another a1,tl moro complex fact to
he uoted before We cuu explain ia ony scnsp tho
theory OF pleasure anu nalu Is tho fact OF lifc
Of eetiticnt or feeling existencr,-of energy, Of
within ia nav i've in la own inner world naze
upon tta own forms, or turn over It's own cxpcrI-
cnscs, or Il may 10 out and take hold Of the
o,ttsi{a world. Whefbar IL tfntls nleaaure ,,r
IL
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MI Inward hotne 1nu retreat iron, all the bitter
blasls u the outer world. Ilc.e must not only
relations and activities without. The Alltld and
heart must not 10 shut UP within, but 20 out
aud take hold Ut the yast outlying world Of
truth anl goodness, and spirlt and God. The
tteius Ut truth invite as TO thought aud study.
Every Hover, every fossil, every star inyitcs Us
tu corlu and enjoy It's beauty, learn its old, old
leasor, Or gaze afaF upon IT, grandeur. All ha.
tory wauts to be rca,!, mud all philosophy stud:
was only u penny peck al't Watcr waa free,
mud thu souls of men and the sccrcta Of God uy
al around him inviting b. thought. OF
Whit treasures. what wealth Of Mind
forth us.t take them. Tl,u w!,olu world ii syn.
pat4y, md friendship, niaA ,uye Hes just outside
ot the door Of tle heart, inviting us to co'le
forth and share their deepest ioys., The whop
kuockIng at our duoFa and asking Tor bread, for
healing, Tor salvation. There ia no 10y like The
joy Of help!ng ot!'cEs,-tecling the hungry, Wis
ltfng tho sirk and needy, an.l !eading sil-buf.
Joy by REFRESHING ayInpaihy. or TURNING away
ftu.n tue worlu's Waut mid s1Eruw. Jcsus Christ
enlptie4 Ills whole ltfc aud bclng-pourcd them
out upom tue affairs anl graves OF our world
that whilst others had shettar anl plenty ilo was
homeless and hungry lie could easlly forget
hunger aud wcaFiIess ~ llo talked to t4s
wo.uan At the well and opened up to her poor
| l
wilowhood aud the lArknrss Vt sin-the xrcat
truth that uoA IL spirit. and llks the air md
tha sunlight, Is all about taa struggling auuls IN
earth, aud that they Lave only to open their
hearth and liz will come III. III thls blessed
Inlss!on He had meat to cat that ths disciple.
knew not Ut. aud wu may know something Ut
th!s joy,-somethtnx vi what Il Is tu he 30 llIcd
! with great pufpuse VI work u tu forget our
| uwu kprruws. Aud theu luis soui-life sigh4 for
purity. for Immortality, for Col. and sll these
answer back to Ito lun.[bgs, aNd prayer, md
promise, aud truth al walt 10 help II III It's out
ward and upward way. AUD herein must 10
found oar Abldiux JOY anl rcst.
1t seeu,A to lue Tint VIC ali greatly need TO
know something OF these higher truths and
brighter outlookA d we pass through the
world. IL IL hard to bear the Ills of life With,
out them. 1t IL hu1d TO Journey to the grave III
uncertainty. W. nec1 not. These higher Joys
arc Tor u all, aud with thcm We Should And
rest even tu hardship aud pain. II secms to ns
that tue lessons Of the last week should not be
lost+ When millions Of money Ko up III The
l41ues nna ul.lllonaIres seek tlrath by snle4ue,
VIC Ahoulu all Do tausht thu necessity of t1us:
ing 70 something ulote than wealth for happl
ness. II YOU have food aud shelter; u you
haya even the hutnbleat holne; II YOU have thu
J l,sa Of child OF friend: u thAsa l. any vnzs
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ANDERSON. S. G., THURSDAY. DECEMBER ls 1871

object Of this communication, which 10
TO direct attention to the great creative
s.Tdus:ry Of agriculture, It's attractions,
capabilities, ite wants, ito advantages and
disabilities. It's my present purpose 70
investigate the whole subject in q gen.
esai, and summary way, and announce
tho topic for my next writing 70 be,
HProhtable caltivatiou,e ai.k agradnal
and constant improvement. 6r, Ia the
form ofan inquiry, "Caa remunerative
crops be grown with constantly iDeress.
ing fsftilityT' r.. =.
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RATES OF SEBsORkPEsoN.s-rs.o ,
DER annuua, aud ONE DoLLAR for six mo
Subscriptiouy aru moi taken for q les
than six saonfhsf ssfafs3 ifts IN
Liberal do rcrions rnade 10 clubs OF
more cuhsc- ;seYq. a5.e II A
STES OF. DHBRTXSkHG.-One Ds
Cents psr square Tor subsequent insertiorsl
three r,onths. No advertisements 90,
than square.
Liberal contracts vllibe madeuith those
TO advertise for three, eix or twelve mont
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mediate bnsiness eftho hrm or individual
Obituary Notices exceeding Eve lines. 4
OF Respect, and all personal communiesI
matters D: individual interest, Will be cila
st advertising rstes. Announcement Of an
and deaths, and notices eta religious ehafg,
respectfully collected, and will be insertcI
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5TT0TECE,

a PPLl6 A4fON N viii 6s niade to the next
q n sessi5tI OF the IseEisyStnre to amend
the Charter OF tbs Town of VVillia,s1sEon.
slS s. ID. DEAL, Intenilnnt.
q 10. URysgEs, ClotlS of Council.
50 Oct 4, 1877 IL Sm
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,;,o 80 .,,.t s..s,..,ss !. a, 4. &, - e .
sosse - ..sIs al.s, i by
3nJ;oas ~ o''.s =. ;snl5 " si1S ne penent 81
Iii, T bssa 10 e ~. nose eiioLsa
~ VgitH On ~ ;,,.,a.a,, naM - - poi.;
ro;s,ia - 80 l every
sI9s to, the
= uesy.s .nels goa,Llon aud 70
fso ss;s.s .ususse.yss l sne spaie oS clviii.
bs ~ sn,,,a "9 nay nop, 70 q lceo.s g siis. as
ar o,,r.o,gn J v'' s'eoVu VOTE aof tiiesa asla
Aot oaiesises' ss.sisO y.
t.as,4 ps.S snUc4TIoNns > VS.. 5.,.f;
The wisdom Of liquidation upon ithe
part of Congress in aid Of tiie States for
the education OF the whole pSeopls ii
those branches OF study which aes fanshE
in the coiamon schools Of the couutrvs r.
no longer q question. The ,inteiifpe,st
Judgment Of the country eaasst;I ii f,yti,ay
regarding 1t, 'as aigo' both eoustifnfi6hal
and expedient for the General Cavern.
ment 10 extend to technical and highef cd
| ucation such aid as is daemed y,gsentisI h, (
the general welfare and 10 our due ,Totn. yy,
ihence among she enliGhtefhcd and eiijs
-. tie s
settlement of aibqneations OF the TfasnrS,
whether. Of f,.edninistration or finance or
of true nationality OF sentfraent. denenda
upon the virtue aud intallIeensssy Ak of tSs tI,s
people. IL Ii yain.sto hone for the sl,c-
cess of o free government without the
means Of ensrf1ne ahei ainteil.renea az
those who arc the sousee Of posysr. s. -
/ No leas than oee-asyenth Of the entira
voting population 81 our connfry are vat
UNABLE 10 read niia write. 9It isa Sncofir.
Isging. 70 ohsery6 in lconnectior, with fi,a
IgypwthtG tGf frateruai feeling in those States
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is, .iio. .pS 1-i.:i5 ~ a.; \ II ,.4a
I-a-H-i s-E--Ll..7NvGE -E- EEIiSyI
FENHE undersigned hereby notifthe citi-l
= Eens Of Anderson and vicini that he.
has ,noved his BOOT and SHOE DP from
nip Old standin the Benson Hot to new;
quarters on Main Street. near tMarket. J
am prepared to manufacture finiid sub,
stantlal Boots and Shoes for ladidnd gen.
tieinen; ct shortest notice, and gulhtee the
prompt delivery Of work ut the tifappoin-
TED. will caif aG residences to geaeasuresI
Tor. iadies' orders wien deairabie.j u
The friends Of e-iiirsgl al IL su (
Mr.. r. f. MCKINNEY 4.
will find him at work in my sho1ahere he
Wiii thai. be glad to sec them, and conthe to do
have on hand lot OF substtial Kip
boots, of my own inanufacture, iable tor
winter wear, which will sell chetfor cash. !.
nrIses Give y me call aid md examine ep mSock and
Oct 25;1S77 sT Is Sni
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- gHhaLGsTown, Mass; NAP, 1859.
MiT: q. e. STBvEEB Doar Sir-f6 20 cesEs
siiy that LhevouRedyour !" Blood hTation.s
fnI N ny tamdiy for eeyeral years, aAink that,
atie A6echons, 1t cannot bb escJ and, as 0
,l niood P5rIhSr and Bpzing mediciri 10 tho bo1t
thing have ever nsed ami hfEed almost
ovSsything. o can cheessnlly r2mend 1t 70
any onean peed OF ouch saodie,, ~
y0Ey5 Tesrectfaliy! = ,
MRS. a. A. IyMORE,
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'9AV0OS 1z6llEt!55e, Str 9II5 'egssW
..Ey aaagItaE fas recaived ypsnefit tom
sas snn q5o orss % the TPPasT1NE VP hs1lth
fiiends. a sov betsics Of hSvETIaD res.
soEen hSe healti, e.:Sngth ssa np1te.;. ~
''4',@ ynsn,,,ss, s,,,s,n Nah; TILpEN. .sns-iYi.
Ss No. IS sea- see asnl Sa,Idsns kSease 'os ,s
Prepared g by q. B, STEVEAS, .B@n, HasS,
vEGETlyE lS. SOLD ,HY ALL 0RalsTa.
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&. The report of The gecretary of War
shows that the army has, bsen actively
employed during Thet tyear, AID has rem
d!ered ygEs Important ssSyica In hsnppress-
Ing. hoasllities In the Indian country, and
sa pIeEyls sorg r ss apS s.sos 5osss9g g gg life
aiong the SIexicsn bosder. 4 long and "a
arlgous. campaiEn has been v,Soseouted,
tvitk faal ard Complete success, against
Q portion of the Nez Perces tsibe Of In
The seriens Eiots which occurred IN
eeyeFal Of The States in July last rendered
nsceaAaSy tho employment Of . conGidera-
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iThe revelation which Recently occurred
In Mexico Tas followed, by tho secession
of the snccaaafnl party TO po4eR and The
installation Of its Ohfef General, PorGpo
Dies, iu the Presidential office. II hiss
been the cnatom nf Aha United iEsates
gheEi anch changes Of goTesBmant-tb tbaye
ibesatnfoFa 0ccarFcd ins Mexico Co ,EeepS-
aiZe ard enter into oasoial relations With
tlie do lcto government - .sooh as &c
shoald npPeae 20 haze the approval sof
tho Mexican people and gheald EaAnifsss
q disposition toiadheEe TO the obligations
OF treaties and International fFieidahip.
In the present case slieh cflcial,recCsni-
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registered to any post-ofce in the United States,
on the payment Of letter postage and fee of ten
cents. HORACE II. HAMLEN. Pm
June IL. 1877.
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Aennebee yournaI.

uolishe at AUGUSTA. MAINE, Water Street.
OF Court by sPRAGUE. OWEN i Nash,
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The Lives Insured bv the Society are earef,I ,y
selected in different parts Of North America an.
Europe, furnishing, By this broad neld of opera
lions, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy-bolders. The Insurances are made only on
the Mutual Premiums Principle. The Surplus q q
returned annually to the Iasured.l
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BEAL & TURNER

DEALRRs IN
Choice Family Groceries,
Flour, Grain, % Country Produce,
Pure Spices, Teas and Cofees,
&c., 40.
All at Lower Prices.
Can and SEQ kAesp
A. No. 4, Under Granite Hall.
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS.
q For delivery oflstters, from 7.30 A. M. 20 $50
On Sundays, from els A. M. to lo.l5A.M.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARruRs OF MAua.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston, Portland, and West, 23o A. M. 4.O5 and
Lewiston and Auburn, 4.05, 8 and 500 P. M.
Bath and hockland 4.05 and 500 p. M.
nockiard stage, via Washington, 8 Pm.
Waidoboro stage, via Jefferson, 8 P. NJ.
Madison, l.30 p. NJ.
winthrop and Monmouth, 6 Pm.
bennington stage via Readfeld, l.3OP.M.
Belfast, 1912 A. M. and 1888 p NJ
Belfast stage, 1000 A. ME-
Skowhegsn, l0.l2 A. NJ.
Grand Trunk X. X. and Canada, 405 and 500
p. NJ. ~ Wv"
soldiers Home 1900 A. M. and 7.ooP.M.
MAILS CLOSE.
Portland, Boston and West, $50 and 10 90 A. N.
Lewiston and Auburn, $50, $50, 1000 AN.
Bath and hockland, $50, and 1000 A. M.
k,cxland stage, via Washington, 100 A. NJ.
Waldoboro stage, via Jefferson, 700 A. NJ.
as belgrade az West wsterviile, Norridgewock, and
Winthrop and Monmouth, $50 A.. NJ
Bennington s,1nI stage via Readdeld, l.so Pm.
Belfast, 3.45 T. NJ. and 1000 p. NJ.
Belfast stage, 3.45 p. NJ.
Skowhegan, 3.45 p. NJ.
Grand Trunk X. r. and Canada, $50, 10 0oA.M.
Solners' Home. A. NJ. and 3.45 p. M.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE.
Drop Letters, per l-2 OF. l cent
Mail Letters per l-2 o. cents.
Books, transien mt wspapers, and other transient
printed matter, except unseaed crcuiars) in pack.
ages not exceeding lbs. in weight, per z ounces
l cent.
Unsealed circulars, merchandise, and samples,
packages not exceeding lbs. in weight, per
ounce | cent.
AL matter not prepaid at letter rates must be 50
wrapped that it can be examined, and must con.
TAIN no writing whstever, except IS follows:
The sender of any article of third class mail
matter may write his or her name or address
therein. or on the outside thereof, with the word
from shove or preceding the same. or may
write briefly or print on any package the number
and names Of the articles inclosed.
Liquids, glass and explosive chemicals are ex-
cluded from the mails.
MoNEY ORDHR OYYrcI.
Especial attention is called to the Money Order
system . . safe and cheap method Of trsnsmitting
small sums of money through the mails. Orders
are issued for amounts not exceeding $50. Larger
amounts can be sent to the same person at the
same time by additional orders.
RArIs'
Orders not exceeding SIS, loceuts.
" over $l5and not exceeding $50, is I"
=" T" -" " $sS,, $S, e" g.
Money orders are also drawn by this Office on
Canada, Great Britain, Germany, and Switzerland.
REaIsrBRED LHT1sRs.
NLetters, and other valuable packages, may be
registered to any postohice in the United States,
on the payment Of letter postage and fee Of ten
June IL. 1877.