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HoHgA PATH LOCALS.

The Hcnea Path Bible Society met ut
Droad:nouti; Baptist Church ou last Sab
hath The Society is doing some woflz, aha
Is making visits to the diGegeah, Churches
withinits bounds for he purpose Of getting
the congregations interested in the work,
and supplying those who are destitute. The
next meeting will be held at Barker's Creek
Church on the first Sabbath in April. i
Planters are not buying largely of guanos
this season. Cause: High treights and hard
timcs...... The Greenville & Columbia Rail-
road does not seem disposed TO reduce its
rates Of freights. and IS o consequence, much
Of the business that should be done along
the line of road has been transferred to
Greenvi.le. This should not be the cese
We. therefore. quote freights By wagons
to Greenyille, rery 'o,r-same by Railroad to
Greenville and Charleston, pcry high..... DR.
Hudginy has moved his Drug StorA- ,the
Masonic Hall, 10 make Ioolti fol- MF. Brock,
who goes to Charleston, soon to replace his
stock destroyed by fire in December last..
The few Hampton tax payers who have not
yet aiaR are up .c ~. ea Iii. il. = >
Office to settle. A three year old child was
asked few days since, if he had paid his
Hampton taN7 He now i,ns a,bundle OF
| taeks, whicl. he says must go to Gov. Hamp-
ton....... Ae,merism is on the rampage here
1.-THE Luao SrenSthener is all right. II
| don't luite pnt your eycs out......T. l.. B
! vas in Texas some time since, aud saw the
farmers making four raiis to the cut from
cane trces, and says it is not very good
country for cane, either..,v Eggs ten cents G
dozen, and hound dogs three for ten dollars
Cheap enough for eggs, but how aboutth.
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psAla1pUl

The ab6fe nanskd ridge = extend
ing frb Piedmont Factory 10 or
Equsa ~ Rossofiicc, but from wheiae a.
rivea ius name cane say. th0dgf SUP
it waa from its anon,fertility. whereby. It is
cons, fed only goo'i io- sproutiRg peav.s..n
In response 20 your cal, for locals Lywill re.
ply, though ifit takes fit 'pigs, fihe horses,
ladies marrying and being engaged and rich
butter milk to make locals L have none for
you. Corn is too scarce IN these parts to
have fas pigs or nice horses, or fat hans az
the rate of five for one dollar. and - 20 ric!:
butter.milk, It puts us to our best to have
rich sweet milis..... We have splendid cir
culnF saw mill In this vicinity owned by J.
T. Wigington & Co., and nlBo tzo gins, q
corn min and variety store, Rev. E, s.
Long owns the largest farm in this locality,
! aud Is ono OF our most prosperous and sue
cessful farmers. We are glad to announce
that we have splendid echool in this neighI
borhood which consists of forty. four schol!
ara. It is under the nianagemeht of Prof
PUER EX SILVA.
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VIII sycA g teS ineelg t.om this sec
tion Of our Comfy Il yoa srv ysill g:ye then
ISsaIEh RItsA'Jr IStEE EES,..SzSIs1J0zaryzsHrS very
hnAy pln4ying n, iher Lands and exnect tns,se
the wclfkpYSpa ScsEolli4, dEsFtilizer extern
siyetyy this season 49, The colored population
eeefhiR viGiaity aggYsp EEpviSel1gIsls hqpss
and epaHl9giysFt e. ,IqHS ssy t9SsgSTill support
the Hampton observation-disclosures. Jaiacs
sCone has removed TO his residence in the
S,ibua Of the town, ind ifiieporis be,tSus
intends preparing to entcrtaiir travellers. IA.
CAPT M. BassYYiiishs hSs .rspafsd and
planted half arucse'o of Oass In aisc lliilj fsni
which he eSpec.s 70. reap ah kbdndaht ssap.
This ls an experiment kilirss other farmers
ought'to tsy..... Me r. L. Williams has d
lhourisllipb. schpolpt the new school house,
ereeiad ahout twOseArs ago aeast the viliESe.
:, ss;S 2 = :, ',s..' :, ~ T. SUATrERAsIND;
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No .tlarfnl i,ncIea,,s.

1t is reporter that BoscnEEs GERMAN
SYRrP has, since its introduction in the
United States. reached ii i,e immense shle of
40.OQo luzen per year. Over 6,000 Druggists
have ordered this medicine direct from the
Factory, at Woodbury., Il. j.. and not one
lies reported single failure, but every letter
speaks OF its astonishing PROCESS in curing
Consumption. of any diacsS6 Of tho fhrost
and Lubgs. We advisa any person that BIDS
any pfeiispositiou to eseak Lungs, 10 go 10
tEseir DTuggista, Wil,5ite & H'iiSiSSas, and
get'this &olIG;ie, or iEQuiee ettotis is.t Rec
ulaT siEe, as cents Gatnpie DotthS 10 eenfs.
Two does will relieve SfTt cnse. ron,t
nVgitS& sNtff cJigtss. .. si.lHs.
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ny Simpson SadISr A.are piyin

n@- Simpson & sadiSr .are giving
away handsome book entitled Pearls
inr the people," containing much valua,
BILE information aud many interesting
artices. ii also cnntni;isa q history Orthe
discovery of the. "Hepntine," fur discusses
ofthe liver, Dyspepsia, constipation aud
indigestion, &c, and gives positive ASST.
rance that whcn the Hepatine is used it
effects q permanent. end lasting ,c,.Es. oss
these diseases, which, prevail to such, an
alarming exten. iu- ou, -,.a.,iry. Take
the Hepatine for air diseases of the
liver. :. LLA...a. 4 Z h. ., I.
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: ia Nav AR saAllHaVs :

I'VE wodld call attention. TO tlie RdyeTtiee-
aient OF Mr. J.. b.. Maxwell which appears
elgeshers; He has secured tie services OF
an artist of siIe attainments; end persons
desiFing ERhytagfapllst esri Lave .tlisih taken
as kos4 Z: x RsFSe. fFFais s;s;,exoeseni
opportiinityr yroiiyted ~ Our ci.iGehs. ahd ho
doubt nunibers Of them wili embrace It 10
secure likeneSses Of Themselves aud friends.
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oHYWER.

MuaRav. OF the ANDERSON IafE.LloEEcRR,
who made q flaming wcn,an's rights speech
himself nt Charleston In 1875 land who has
since become aIuarried Gentieman,) has q
clevvr way OF charging otner people with
having done so. DO on, old man, if you
think there IL no hereafter. Cdmden jour
nal.
You draw conclusions too fast. friend
Tranthaln. The junior editor Of this paper
was not directly For indirectly connected
with the paragraph announr;=5 tiiss the
.Eo.r,,ars editor was pfacticing what he
preached. We know there Is an old adage
that misery loves company. AID perhaps he
desired TO inform the State press that he was
not the only advocate Of wonan's rights at
rnr rrers Association of 1876. We srus.
Trantham will be in Charleston ut the
meeting In May. as ne hsr removed the OBJ
stacle which prevented his attendance at
Spartanburg last year. Should lie be pres
ent, we promise him marked attention as
she youngest married ma~ of the Associa.
tion.
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ElfAFE@R
u " ~ Q uNyE, q

Il informing the public that he still rep
resents the Singer Sewing Machine Comps
ny. His Office IL In room back OF j.. B..
Clark, over Batr & FAINT, where he has q
good supply OF Machines always on hand.
Come and see me, for I I'm offering better
inducements than ever before. i .l,1s y y !.
Machine Findings on band, and Repair
ing done OF, any make Of Machine at short
notice. Charges moderate.
] also have In my hands the Notes for
Machines already sold.9 Those who know
themselves TO 90 in arrears viii piease come
forward and pay something, ii they can't
pay aii M . i5. t;,
JOHN H. CLARKE, Agent.
Feb 22, 1877 30
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BUY o,;LY ;4sgI; 'BEsr. 1T ylsl tiSi i waste
of tii.ie and lfllbIiey for hxtneFa TO buy inFaS
rior ftFtiliZeis because they ere seeiniFGly Y
cheap frOni being low priced. Use only or.
ticles which have been tested for years, and
have proved adapted to the making or Corn
aud Cotton 6tieh m article Is the WILCOX,
Gibbs & Cs,.'s Manipulated Gunno. which
the manufacfufefs offer. through tiieiT
aEents, on vals liberal teftns. delivered n1
tie deiDts in tIse interior: payaeSo In Mki.
ding Cotton. at fftegn esnts pSs pQnud, de-
uvefCd at peantarS' 'huffCSt 06p91 hext.ZAlA
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oSEERTEF'S SAFE.

TQY virtue Of IN Execution e me di.
Ap rected, | will expose to snie OH the
FIRST MONDAY in MARCH next, at
at"Anderson Court House, the following
ii:Tcfi,ee:EE', 10 w.s: ~ So
: One Tract of Land, containing eighty (8o)
County. bounded by lands Of A. L. McMa.
han, Thomas Jones and others, levied l,IIi co
the property of j., D. Welch ct the suit of
Robert a. Gray.
Terms cash-purchaser to pay extra for
papers. AN3
JAS. Fl. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Feb s,Is77 30
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MA.NTI5A 5A.-Ad. .AIINC.

RNRS. II. j. WEIGH w;uhes to inform
-QSAf her hieads aud the public generally
that shS h sss;..: doing Ladies' aud hildrun 81
Work lll th5 vSly latest etSla eliear than
snY ono eikN Ia town, aud nil esfclg NJ 0Islss
~ xtkldtesa. Give h, u D ia 81 s. h6sIIa
els8SS ttgsSA T0tezagSln on vySs6 "a N
Glatcf nrxt t3 ii1I n IS ~ s
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se ALSO.
CHEMICALS
FOR
Home Made Fertilizer,
at lowest prices for Cash.
Feb 1,ils77 %
Feb /, 1877

GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NJ ANDERSON County.
Ry ". ". Humphreys. Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, N. o. Farmer has made suit
to me to grant him letters of Administra.
ton, on the Estate and effects of Madison
Palmer, deceased. e,.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all kindred and creditors Of the said Madison
Palmer. deceased. to be and appear before
derson Court House, on Friday, March
9th, 1877, after publication hereof, to
shew cause. If any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 10th day of
February, "a. D. 1877. 3
ENa4 ~ w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Feb 90, 1877 SO g
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20 standard:
/. Carolina G a E ertilizer,
j. BI'|rl'a'dsley's B. 's Patent Pal i. Phosphate. hos
! PaIlnetto4Acid Phosphate.

/
A, D. TOWERS s.
IT, CHERRY, Pcndlod s. Acid
II cRYAEEs
sTRINGER&
LEE
Phosphate
/ $3.50 III E-, a. als5 ( < 5tag
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-s4es 9AI, !. ~; ss 81 els;S-.
sss gessSs. Z 80 slra 60 eS8po W.
~ 10 tesJS ~ % ksvaHf1S YYgs !. aSss
FEB /, fS7is iSSSi&fssseses.ASsA.es,s.:A .r::sI
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rHE sHETI g1ER.
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,EkIEY IgEETgLVE.

Gardening is the order OF ,ne day. and we
begin to dream OF early vegetables.
The best piece Of wheat we have seen this
season belongs to Mr. 81 SWiliiiord aba:
the Browns Ferry road.
Sheriff Mccoagsalhas sshsy fs6 besltdssFl,
a, the,e4pesiss OF the County. atsa 10 don't
uant any mofe ivss Aew, 3a0cT ,gb
The time for paying itewh1azts,aspirsl
on the 2sth Of EebsreaEy These WHO have
not paid hsye forfeited the penalty.
Mr. a. n. Osborne ii preparing to reaoye
his steam saw mill from this plscC 70 the
Three Nile, Branch. On tlsS Shallow Ford
,arSYs sssyf1Rm.sSfS
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sLss5 f5FsSts sysEiy<g ~ 3
We have received an invitation to the
anniSetasskI cslfbEstieMlTofi Itiioa Excelsior
Literary Society fsthe Nowherry College,
which comes off On the s0sl. Of March inst,
at Ssiiiaiia. Mr. @. d. Cromef Is the orator
Tor the OCCASION. ind the subject. IFS The
existehce of parties In State beneficial 70
the public weifhref" Is to be discussed for
the Affirmative By RSf. J. B.. poinest and for
the t.egat'se by Mr. w. j. Beard. The oc.
casioh viii doubtless be pleasant one.
Rey. w. H. etFickland preached ar, excel.
lent ssrnion ", iass ,EFabbath in the Baptist
cnurch upon the subject Of temperance,
pfeAustng theptul1ia aestIIaniciasa ascsiptufai
example or g temperate nam. 3, On next
eaSsHIasii he win CONTINUES the subject ina
aiecoutRe Rpon ;ntainperance, which he
proposes 70 tiscuks upon che same line ol
aigpment by presenting scriptural exam
Ps sofihseinpeFance. OF We hope ae will have
ailarge congregation upon next Sabbath
morning to hear his conclusion OF the sub.
ieet begun. l.,ss
sshere did Hariscrahble get its Manner
NC asked an old citizen last week, ns we ap'
Hoached that famous locality on Big Gene
,os'ee. The explanation was4hat o certain
.ssnd oI ours, In his youthful days attenpiI
soS &c out q fortune for himself, and
a,ef Vu., hly losing couple of mills and
o!%, gFoperty by great frcshcts In .quica
ieai, te quit the locality 10 disgust
ssSpgaed the B;bep hill on this side Of tht
sseeksahd easFed she tcoqd .iHAsdscsabble'
NpcHSstleehsititaS ~ eABggall. We d
, 1877-11-25
WHEN WE STAND BEFORE GOD, 0vER:THERE

The time will soon come when we shall be called
To stand in the presence OF ync
Who TIA. '<n all our rthonShts, Who has witnessed
Tbas INV We in our brio, lives have done.
II We for the Right hare been steadfast an; strong
Always ready to do and TO dare;
II faithful and just. We shall find our reward
When we stand before God, over there
II we can stand firm in the presence OF Him.
With record Of good deeds Alone
Every mage undeilcd by b!emish Or blot,
No sins TO regret or stone;
1f o,r live. have been free from dcbasing Desires
:. We never need doubt or despair,
For our deeds upon Earth will establish our late
When we stand before God, over there
II We have neglected the brother whose aid.
When VIC were in sorrow and need,
Sustained US, but lett him to sn1er alone.
without 4 kind word or dccd'
If we have forgotten the loyalty due
TO OR father and mother. whose care
Prnt.ctcd our childhood, these sins will be known
When we stand before God, over there
II the wealth lie has sent has been held ns trust
To aid the deserving and poor.
To succor the lowiy, the weary and worn,
The bcrcar that askeh at ous door;
II we have used it az only means 10 an END,
or Earth's sorrox- bruised sons. We Shall nno our
when we stand before God. over there.
But let us thank Him for whatever he scnos'
And our saidcst misfortunes may prove in the end
Ills blessings or gifts in disguise
7hrongh rood and through evil through Borrow
nanh, anh not His great goodness and care; 49,
=. <s.bTsr m earth ne sIlati lind our reward
- When We stand before God. over there
GRANT P. RoalSsox.
, 1877-11-25

.o,ort md want on their way as before, under |
tle niIlar Of cloud ?'' Yet it is evident that
a,t ~ s +Lor arr irving to remove faith i'll
seoe tas Ia. ;s1 en;rt profoundly rests. they
N!en tnI iai -, thc other hand. rs if those
W <so ,.a sbare ther point Of view were throw
H., ,ao - wcoht nf care, and growing trecr and
,,oiInr and more dignitied beings iu So
noplct anu ~, foc+ r., nsc Miss Mar
uolaag,.aS ,,,nso no;n@ ;, to meet the midnirhtr
a L.isaa !Pi,itoiv frcc- and less hluiiatinr act
of mind than going to meet God. They move
..lole eao3 s,tor he midnight tlan they could
~, us a,a oT Divine Righteousness, and they
t,.o,,o ~ h;Gor hcinrs in their own estimut1on,
:sst ar tha "nn,e hlooms out again under the
luat s .uS Hna.;vcr ,Tr- Harrison. indeed. cx-
eSna9s'Gu Ga fa,1t ,r;th thr Christian order of
,,o3',+ for th;u;sinlr so poorly Of man as he
t'ouG ~ .nats ~ ~ th, view of their own lives
tn,.on 1t hv Non who hold that much OF what they
n.a d.a s ,.;i, rcsnit in ..rosthumous actv
l!sS uene .' w. ,,sor{,factorv Kind and a preat
lles ot q w. the;r nsst in nosthumous &C
plovolt'ott Ill., ~ .rn s;mnly morally intliffcr-
tis11'es ..,Ss t.,ss ra;tbor f,sd nor rood. as
eA', peta1:: nnd odds. q poss;mism as
1tt rn the Essential Essential dignity OF man, and the
s.euuf aa ,',o.ts ~ thc encryatinp influence of
su!est luz no - 'r na,estal gIn1v !, In other
t1ls uiea,.t ~ 1Jarr;snn Ms Certainly to Miss
Moiun, 1iH ~ 49, -, h,,n,;Iotinn ia nessnism.-
thn,,nh II touches in no way the essential digni-
rs1fr r1fn
y ol nlaa ~ ~ ;1,dnal cgn to rrach hat cs-
eent|nj te1s i.ntv II tdt of man. is the belief in God
sel1Ia ndcs ihn Satisfaction with ourselves as we
ou nro 4rrovs s and NC begin to be quite sure that
t!le s's, 'lauts ! - ~ ncrcnse the stora nf testi-
.slses @ m ri to nil future ores Of the
IloMs s.;a1 u;n,;t,. ~ m,n,,
rtoiGiv ~ the failure to recognize the at
tracf;on If }h,. sun led our forcfathcrs into all
t1ase'o9 y. .a,,t11,tions oe of thc stability of the
sosts " ~ fa;T,,ra tn recognize the divine love
sa enfIr riyhteonsness 1ae viii leaI those Who miss
anu 41 t exargerotc the worth and value Of
m' hMc 10 i've anI rihteousncss. It is the weight
i4tl'tt.- o1d ohi;vatio,,s whirb makes 1,s see
oi . ous u1oc .r,tnrcs "yccnt tron1h The divine
wna' @ uo. ra1 ure Rcmoyc fIo sense Of these
ncn, W. rGali1 n,s ,n% yc oro,r iucvitably in
n,,S ss n;r Estimation lust as the withered apple
ro,.ivns when The air ceases to press upon
re''Gs WIKI ~ snS raa1 issne hct1rrrn The
Postivist inste' and T the Christian might fairly
1oli Ia s,mtnrdun In the one question whether
, 1877-11-25

c,rara1 changes were made III the report, r.
,,,,,.5nr tho amount apportioaed TO some oi the
conferences, and increasing IL III resa''s ~ 90"
crs. On motion OF Bishop Andrews Inc a.''oun'
,rnort;oned to Upper Iowa was increased 'ioin
$1,000 to IS, 500, and the amount a2portloneo 70
1on., was reduced from sS,5N to :se'Vu'' on
r,,tion of Bishop Harris, the amoaad ashce ,u is
frorn i il,er,a WAS increased 1iotn :oo ~ s3v'
After long debate thu a1lohi't a1t a,'n ~
1saIru;a WIS fixed at $3.50, aud to Aiaoa111n AZ
s15n ria sn1n asked ior from central Limos
,Sos eo increased S15O making it sl2t3o ~ s ap,
. ".'o ;n,oort tn ST. Louis was Increased lIoul
~ Mw - S5iD and that to the st LOUIS t0i1 ~
:e4,ce ~ vas Increased from Sl,eoJ 10 S-,oog.
TIs ,no,rt;o,1,l,cat to Sweden was !e'tues,u
from Sl,tiD to Sl,4c0 and that TO lnu'a d i,vu n
81. .OOo TO S:NI' The c1lanSe, no"c'e4, ~ ,o1n,rrd
":1s T;shun Andrews, from 1t1e Con!nltsee ~, ~
;1 I'd to cxal.,int the present cofaeltiotl - enI
fpnar,i If Managers with reference ~ a.ss" ~
,nrc vacancies, etc, pese"tIu tIe a IIn'1 1ho.t ~
1he Committee, with i rcsoiutio1, an's s a'o ,"1
s,rh'srs I.s Of the Beard OF Ma1iagets WY III ~;
ngn!oaII It,rrthfr to attend the meetings oi tEe
; fnr .,,,e 1car. without good a1ld suhl.ic'ft
>,,s fnr their absence, be rcqucsleu ~ 'l-tI
.S? osigna.io;,s at the disposal OF TUG i,','u ,
aeu a,,or, was adopted. On motion o1 i1:shol'
iis.is thc Secretary was instructed 70 l'11o.t
d..,nn1,fnt members Of the ACTION u 1ie e''''
n,ittcc. .,a , ,rcau,h1e and resolu-
IT nu ,.r,,u ,,non Prcsiditlg Elders the use OF
~ 1,,,ssihIc diligence and energy, IN tleil se'
VI Pr,rvrs in forwarding the missionary 1eal
eta1 and pcople, especially IN tne h1atlel
" " rais;ne money in aid Of The cause. Lucy "eie
aapPleRR Pbe Kew Or, Clark OF Boston from the Com
, 1877-11-25
DUBIOUS DIVINITY.

4 co1ore1 preacher in Alabama put his loot
m excessive bribery at elections, and crushed
it. "Dis tin.,'' he says, "ob getting sloo Tor
= vo,c is ali wrong; 3lU is as much as It's wor1'"
.say. missus, WON'T you come and teach uss
We're going to bounce our tcacner' mes LOU
slov., Thus did some Brooklyn Sunday school
scho!ars request 4 lady to take charge OF then'
4 croyv man with hatchct recently went
+hrouch = Trapcist monastery and cleaned out
+hc rntjre establishment. The inmates tlldn' :
ta,,..,. s FIAT kind OF chip-monk.- -Con'n1eFc'dt
.idtGrtiSer.
Faith is sometimes personiiicd As drcnched
female clinging to a sea-Washea rock, put = pet-
.er ,,crsonification would be a oald-headcd n man
blyiug lottlc OF patent halF'rcs1oFef'-'"-
cSisr Press.
A little girl whose papa was recently 1nder 3
,hc influence Of Moody anu sanEev, wanted 4
.no,4'd ..'o t,rt at supper, and WAS refused 1t.
{: PaDa,'' she said abruptly, why % YOU s,ne
EnnJ '.,;1 mr. rill want no morca'" She got the
tart. ~,
/ you rant always judge By appearances, The
von,,r flcnd in tnman form VINO fecentls
;o,ancd the watcrmclons at sundas-scnool i ~
ward, Christian oolulcts' "1'4 'A~
warmth and fcrvor.
Tho Ministerial Association Of Burlington Is
.,;ns - i1isc,1ss the question whether there IS
5rvt;,iur in the acts and character OF 81. fa1,
a.; az ;mstify the belief that if he had ever managed
church lair he would have charged 10 cents ior
- ouart nm, OF hot water aud d cove yster'
aYou have often" said the clergyman,
!. hoard the brethren say Amen! an,cn!' while
so,nc one ', was praying. What did they mean;
i one K1Gw5 fa St R 50 os pp 70 M @ as
R up 1an'p ~ wait for for recognition, II KNOW" he
.a,iod III o1,t. 1T means hurrT up and get
.hrl1-h.', There was LII audible SMILE
The British tar is, as rule, staunch .nl sup,
nf,y contempt for dissenters, which oees'onat Ea
il shows Itself in FATHER 81 at tbe sds gps of the Chan
nSap' not long since one Of the petty officers
was sciiing oil ii for church on Snndas
and and this IS the way b. gave the mot oaons a@iare
@Ree'iars, aR stand where1ou har; fancy re'e'ons'
fall houf1 -
, 1877-11-25

LOLA.

Soft and low on the Ereezc3 OF Even.
4 sadl 'n1n. wall 1loats up to Heaven:
The nisht -t!owcrs breathe ere they droop and do;
It fingers soft, Is the note. that toat
From some TINY warblcrs swelling throat
Though the barb lies deep neatl his tzefnohn9
wing,
Alas for the hearts that breathe the vail
FOR the sichs trembling forth on the perfumcu
For The 6ruws still lifted amld the strife.
The tunult the shock, Of heart!ess ear ne! t,,,,
4 vail fos thosc--for the bright hopes laucu-
For the glad smiles dimmed-tor the life DER
shaded
~ the chilling wing Of the Archer 1er:;dn, sriEa
Who wakcth 10. young heart u requiem!
A2ss! alas. that Sorrow hath reign
Ger the hearts Of all. Never :sain
Meath the SIMS Glad li:.ht may see the oto"
Whose eclipse o'crshadowcth my spirit now.
She =ln1nbers low, her pure eyes DIM,
While our hearts a1e wal'n. her requ'eu'"
Low in the cold embrace of the tomb
Lies the beautiful form In its mol1er1ng bloom.
The morn and the eve shall come and 50,
I;ut bEjn. no star for Our night Ut Wo,
While we brood with the quiet of deep Despair
Ger the soft light touch OF our tlarlin.s ha'!;
While we dream Of the youth anu Swestness s h'o
Meath the heavy earth anu til. coi1ln"Ia,
And start to hcaE. as low refrain,
The echoed tunes Of her laugh again.
,Fccp not for the dcad-the happy dtad-
Though the sod liee dark DER the dear ones head;
Though ye saw the light Of her eyes fade AWAY,
Like the sa:id' ming light OF the STAR pale ray
When The morn hath come; though yc're weeping
now
Ger the vanished light Of her young. glad brow:
Veeu not for yon- fOst-hcra il bliss above
The earthly star OF Hope or Love.
She softly sleeps in slumber hest:
-tGol yiyeth Ills beloved rtst-
And 4 t;pc OF His mercy is found in the Spring
That from death unto life " thc young flowers
bring. -.
They will bloom in their beauty above her "hlto
brow;
She is SINGING the songs nf tho justified now,
Trrifyinv-pure henrt-what the poet hath aung:
'J'hc uurc n1 the fair 'w!lom the t;0is lo:c do
youn1.- ~ MAGGIE H. toaSE-
Chicago, Soy. I6, 1877.