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ppit-Nrr, neemeut.
TO-. Oktobsr 1876.

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m 1915 Natm. nun / fl t,,tum 9aO q.
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.aatunff - nnb / IS q. M.-Nof
fgInB 2 Hns 7.25 y. Dt. ~"
MorsIigc @ee.goh. saalid. Mn,unf,
1.1o ". ~. yo(tn 9lus : u..b 7.15 81 SD
sdeIi9e goH. 3meimol taalid. - un.
innrt w q. nnf 500 81. m'- MI
tnlns Z .. VI. rni TEL n, M. '
@ieemonb g. Hanhiue Gifentohn. sS,,
l = w. - @antnnft 500 u. M. - Woifdinya
&i@m .tb e. Trnbfue mm. or,;.,xu
lid. = Nnfu # $50 unb q 81 s2 W rag
i@lut Az. u. nns 12.45 u. Hx. WV
SarttbiGe qundtura mr. gu, f,siu. nsa,
ssnf'aea; Idali6, 9 nntoos ansn,rars
wen. Nnfunft SEQ 81. 81. Mssie,'ms
9.00@. 81. v0H'V'ub
ebelapeafc & cbio Client aim, aao;a
Sfnhtnss anansnorr men,. Mnfunf, y m
- ppftlhluf $50 Y. 81. "'m
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rren q pau @pp'ne Dr. - Wnfunf, : n n
- prEfdlub 1915 81. 81. NE
Wef goint nut stationen nm n,r n 70,
VI. n o.M. VI. 2aaIth. @ourfooe onsos.
"s i.a . 90 :, @ntunft 1890 4. W. ln,t.
~ uef'ter, tttr @ef point. taoIid.-gn,
'"n't 1850 .. M.-Yrfihl.6 2.3ON. m.
aapsabdnnof, ii er @ylet,.. ,ooIih
a'tu 1000 81. W. yoTidlua ! @' m
Samcs Ribtr Compiler. Yr.imo, rsd,.ns
lla. a.funft Mopta 10. Miltmpd,s ,,ns
pfeta9s, ~. W. = YplidIub. Tisnaans
eo""sfHaas nne Saanatsnts, 600 g. ST.
Sanaf gafet. gnimot sSaeati6.
anf"n,f, Mi'ttn ODDS 1reitass uni q onntooa
lS. M: = poltlhlub, Montaos. M;t,rng,s
uno %5rettass. 4 ". VI. Ws
sgort gump @oute. 3peim II ,psd,rt;t
~ ~ Wltalft, Do n Tags unb Spnntoos :
M, Nc: - gUfl9mb. 8 eniaass umn ar,i.
STsricn &uuts. D-eim, Al tpvd ,ntrid
nt1 Il MOsta VI, ttput unb K,,itn, -
"a - iol,tIuf fnfGa. Donntri,an
IL Sonna'fno I'm 4 9. M. "S
, 1877-02-09

8erbaftun9 zines 8erei n.
6taaten Yenions glert.
Mittwo1 Mbenb fam elm Ser. Staaten
Seputp MarlbaG bier bon Norfolf nit
einem Glerf. emmett Sottp, >pel6er in
Der Office ppn Major Sam. Gnnoble.
Ser. Stoaten YsnlionssAgent in Nor-
fDlf, bei6dfti9t War, IN. SerIelbe ii
onseflast foli6e Gbcds. pel0e BON Dem
8enlions.M senten 81 @uniten onoerer
petfOnen aussclsQt, ausscssben gu ba@
ben. Gr wmoe in Die Sail s%eionot bis
sum ndd1teu Sermin Der Ser. Staaten
Gircuit Court.
Ser Mnscflaste lit bier iebr bsfannt.
Gr mar in Der Penlions Office unttr
iSerrn Waibburne uno nodber in einem
Der Office bss 3oll1au!es beibdftigt.
, 1877-02-09

$ outings Court. SolQenbc
Jdlle famen in oislem @eri9te CUR Ser
lonolnng
Sames See unb S. :. Williams nn=
9eflugt II 6iibner ous Gem Siibnerbnn@
ie bon Charles 3. Srainnm eeltp6Icn gu
babcn. ipurosn je auf u Mvnote in ben
&%ettcn9aua 9elanot.
Marp s. Bradley, an9efIuat 50 Don
Minnie Spencer aelioblen ST. baben, er-
hiclt 80 Sage Sail.
Soc Mebltcr. farbis, ansefIast elm
Mcller BON g. g.. Tair6nnt aclto6Ien
AT babcn, puroe auf 80 Sage i'll Den
Gcttengong 0eIanot.
S6oma5 Mcglamee. on9etlagt 1871.
8ansban acl4oIcn 81 babsn, erbleIt 80
Sage Sad.
, 1877-02-09

T.uer. oivltsru Afuo nm 81 uor
brad Elm Tcusr in Der 8rono Strab, in
6ouie No. 1882, welhes BON 0crrn
@orbner bewpbnt 1T, ous. g. branute
nur oos 0nh uno wuroe i0rc(l sel6l6t
8erlr1t ocrin9e.
, 1877-02-09

Ser @rano SurD ii bcrw e=
fen. Ser Tal BON Sobn g. Sapnes
unb Sobn gaiIep, IT,, anseflast $3.50
Don Der Rerion oes 9ominid Mc0o-
nou9b seltoblen gu boben, wuroe 9eiteru
Mor9cn f~ort9clcbt unb enoete oamit,
boB beioe Der @rano Surp iiberpielen
iplroen uno in Die Sail 9sianbt bis ois=
1elbe ent5ditoen.
, 1877-02-09

Nerbeirathet. @eliern .pcr6ei<
rothete ii6 Der 5obn bcs Scrrn 8.
@alcr in 4bilaoelpbia uno Miro nit
@leiner jun9en Srou loQleih onf bier fom
men. gSir wiiui0en Slid 81 Dem ncu=
en- Sunbe.
, 1877-02-09

Gle. &aum lit Der 5tnots.@ic,
gemeiiter 9eltorbcn uno nod nibt elm
nal b%ecroiet, 10 waren idon icit q~eItern
Mor9en % Ycttiioren fir Die, StcQe
beim &oupcrneur einosrei6t worocn.
, 1877-02-09

Yrobereilenber. Gelpi5 SIod,
Elm Broberciienocr BON eincm Saule i'm
Noroen, ipar i'm YoliSeiseri9t an9efla9t
@aoren na9 Broben, obne 2icsns. per-
fauit gu baben. Gr ruroe Der Cuttings
Court iibeipielen uuo inter 8ilr9l9aft
9sitslt.
, 1877-02-09

Shifffohrt. Sic br'tiihc Bar
fe IS. s. Gohinior." Capt. Sreen, nit
l476 8nlen 9numipolle, @ertb $S11S0
nno $500 Soboouben, 9Gertb $500,
perIieB Den 5afen 9eltern, I'm mad 81
perpool al aehen.
, 1877-02-09

9 a6enbieb. &obert u. Slet-
der, wel6er al Der Gde Der Yroao mo
6ten Str. @lasfitt perfauft, uuroe 9e-
tern Morsen pslbaftet, ansefla9t
BON elmer Sarbl9en. Gbarlolte
MfcRle, ibr @clobu1 aus Der SalAe
9eltoblen gu baben.
, 1877-02-09

Sic @fofe. Montoo wiro IN
ter 9situ,g oes Sperm Gbus. 9. 5ieael,
Die @lofe, >uie mi. lbon ermi6nt. I'M
Gi6mono Sbcottr, unter Wtpirfung
beg @~eionapereins Siroinio uno Der
Wo5art @cIelidnft. ouiaeiii6rt mcroen.
Wer eiilen suten Sit it'd I'll rcieruiren
wiini6t, io0te ni6t per9sIicn, ooB beute
i@on bel Solution Die Sldets gu baben
lino.
, 1877-02-09

@eianQperein Tiroiuio 4.
Siebe bicNnsriae oes@ ian9uersins Dir.
einin biniibt'ih Der 9ccroi0ung Ot5
Der torbenen Witaliehfs S. &icucldbl.
, 1877-02-09
epuetttonen BON grieffoffpn

gon Hafsn an Zen atpej beionSereu weo.n
~ y S a. Sf'rnta item b%sfannI Int, 6. 8 INK
HID y. w, 100 ufb 500 81. 81. q a"S
'a9s-9.30 .. Vi. unb 6 81. ID. o'""
6W = tteata9en 600 8. 81. uns
Sts arisf, wen alea anoern aaften merbet
boIt S'eIf @af Dem Nl'dpsy Der ardecr aoae.
Sfftss @tanben: SO. 81. Ria s.ao,
7.;9 M; y go" I. NptI BITE 1. Nrssmb.,. MN
l.oo =. w. biz $3.50 81. ". @.fc.Mnn.i.
,aaae'0f &C rife Dor 9V. ". b,s 4 81, SIP
NY NJ 9 % ~ t'8'.riTis Br,rie Of n pom s %. m.,
q. Z. 8nn 0en, g. M.
, 1877-02-09

Sic man g htafIoiiofei
fnrirt. Saulsnos leiocn on 5@laI=
lolisfeit, laat De: .Wfeoical Graminer,"
usl1e li6 ionit elmer suten Stlunobeit
erfrenen. Pei pielen miro Tie Ioaor
gum @epoDn6eitsiibel uno lie ne6nen I'll
i6lafitilenoen Mittelu ibre 3uflu6t.
9amit beginnt bdufis Ser @enuB bcs
Deroerblihen Opiums ober %itarfer 5pi=
rituol ea. IS 9ibt iihrioeus Mittel ge-
mig, obne 81 loIAn NnslurAer Su qrei=
len. Die Mubdnasr % smer'5 le6ren.
man ioqe cine 3sit lang auf eiuen hes
ltimmten Yurtt bllden uno perne Damn
unfehlbar in S@laf uerfnllen. 0a cieb
I'M Sunfeln ni6t gut mDglIb 1T. 10 mag
uie1si6t Die Nnmuirna bciler lcin, Die
Nusen ST. idiieBen nno lid poraultsllen,
oaB man Den 9uitiug hemerte, Der in Die
NalenlDher orinat. s. miro perIibert,
oaS luer lid felt porneb ne, ben 2aftIttom
Ill leben, als wenn er wirtlib cyltire,
fiber in Sblnf fa1en weros.
Gin onocres uno pleQci6t b%eIiercs
Wtlttel usr0ientliht Der nmerifaniINf
Nrst Or. Goofe. gr iagt in ~uu5d6lioen
6iaen lei es MIR noibpenaig, eini3e
Minutsn tief uno lanafam an otbmcn,
nm lib zines erfriihenoen SAlaits su
erfreuen. Shlaaoligtelt baae in oen
meiiten 6d0en ibrsn &runo in einem
Y%lutanorang mad Dem @ebirn uuo ous
tiefe uno lanslame Mtbmen perringe ibn
in geniisenosn Msnse, I'M Grlel6terung
Su idoffen. eSsoenials lit bas Wilttel
oes Yrobirens mertb. bod uermcioe man,
lih our6 ticfes Ntbmen unbebaoli6 Su
MAIDEN. Wtan obme einfa6 oas Nlbmtn
elmer in selumoem Shtofc lieaenoen
Yerion fir einige Minuten na6.
Gin Ganfmunn gubnapnb in Sn-
hicn ernGhrt iein Dem Glntritte Der Sun
sersnuib 5000 WeuI6en aui feline ei8e.
men &oltcn.
Gnnorien amen iol elm Dor.
siiglides 6utter fir &cnnpieroe iein uno
miro jegt uieIfa0 oasu pcrponot.
6romme &eiIs. l1eber cine
fromme Y'rcinioun9 i6rsibt ole San
ias 0reies EreIle": Cine bejterc 5ccnc
fam oieier Gage bel elmer @rpedungs
pcriamm!nna In Smii6 County Do l..
Gs helhulbigte ndmlld Elm elferiiiAtiger
@bemon ben eiren bon DEP orel Scelen=
hirten, welbe onpeieno paren. w1breno
zines @ebets, oos fniecno perrlbtet
wuroe, ieire Goes Glie,liiAtiseu) 6ran
nm Die Sallle IaBt uno al li0 geOriidt
su bnben. 9uriiber entltano Elm Slreit
Der balo in eincn Saulttampf ilbe.gius
uno nls Die beioen onoeten Seelenbuten
laben, pob lbrem &ruber i'm 0errn cine
Sraht Y'ilgel bcppritebc, iprangen lie
Inn Su 0iiIlt; aber i'lblt 81 Oreicu per.
mobteu lie nld)ts 9egen Den 8iitbeuocn
ausSurl6ten uno lie banttcn Dem 0errn
oar ihbriinitiglib. als lie enollb pou
Den anoeren 2euten aus ben Taulten oes
Miitberi1s gsrettet wurosn.
@ Of .3siten in Oeutia-
LAMB. Dag Die a3eiten in 0entldlano
sesenmartia nod lhlehter iino als bier,
lit cine Gbatiade, Die lhon oft tebauptet
woroen 1T, aber bon uleleu &elten in
3weiiel ae;osen wro. SSH wolcn ul.s
bier auf feline lln9e uno brelte sluseilan-
oerieeunS iiber oieien @eaenitmo %einlais
leu, %ionoeru mieren 2eiern eiaise 3butla'
den mlttbeilen. bic Die oortl9cn@elhdftSs
perb iltnllie iluitriren unO es ibnen lelblt
iiber alen, S:ralelde nit ben bieliaen
.3ufanocn an3ulteuen. Die Dor fmser
l3eit pablIclrte Stalinlf iiber oas @lea-
, 1877-02-09

GOlo idloB seltern 0Sittay IN SEEN
Dort nit 1853.
, 1877-02-09
Icri S%EFssEsE ry{7z1=Hl ,scp
EExSss9 -W$S egfs4sAsg ~
I&l -SAEFS@T Ey5s1s--zs-H- ssSg
sS59 gySW35S eIs;%5 sys1 sSa
Snidnlono. Onf Rio:r una Gbei peafe
Gtenbabn &o1 pluD
Nl1nnenf, gptt 8iY't unb &beiapeaft @f ntab Go J
Off c res e. pe late bsn Ell, ;
Nthnipnc, @a., IS. Jtp0 inber, 1876
Werdhberuu9 bes Tabrplans,
9Sinter : arrangement.
Eri't in &raft Woatna 20. NcSemter 1876.
Werdhberuu9 bes Tabrplans,
Winter = Encouragement.
Eri't in &raft WOatna 20. NrSemter, 1876

Gri't IN &raft Moatna 20. NcSemter, 1876.
Paf girr 9n II Sisc tpnlmsn in FiG,ncub G n :.
ia t. Wttt Mob udb 5rcttae II 10 Vri a an
M .er amen u hiirnn VI pntaB. 4 ttppd mt
Mrettia nm B va nj. nj t infen it II u 4
20 n nit ifneaen un' gutdusg 'raften l%ampfsrn DC 9 lie
pafd3tre III a!tirtpfe nm s Wtcra. a~biegert, frab se
uua. I'm be Gle bdht nd Ihildnt pb a. Stem prt
~2faiNtts on. Hcfca uno nab a en- 10 I'll den ! lasen 81
h nlben.
5ahrpreis mad Baltimore S. &C
'sdhtp els lad Bait more rnp Surud . 5 uC
saDprets n, q, warrington . . 4 IL
va rhrets rad Ytilao lpDia +. 6 81
6ab preis no SIC 21plt 9 S9
t~abrpreiS mad 8pftpn . IL "a
draebt.Smrd 8asc rtadsn Midmr,b { pnnta a.
.t | lin . t unb 9 retta I'm ; Wpt1t. UNI y n
Ma 8, 90 II ~nfrftaa urb 9 pnrdft n = nm 7 br
Vprn'., rlt pertaoc Gidnpne ia lid fUlpn a ausae-
no nien) uni 4 utr Nadm.
Ote ilte sriGfen 9rei fe, sprjihtiae 5anbb
pun9 unp q ellte ell sarant TT
re ne sra t an prer ppn Tfib n firftt pom Sid.
mon nj aHgeupmmen Die 9Sa9en fabren burd, ron
get ptnt rad vi anita.
"abr, f9b. 8ius Of LAT n" nit aarant rten STATE
mad allen hprsi den unb petli en ylasea we.p.n aus
~ge9tten.
Sahrtprteu msrt n re fauf ,ir aue nSrbliden, III.
itllen uHe frtlt'i u, ldyen.
IA tarte II taben be- ". 80. @arbe $50 Mainf q.
I'M Sr nse S.tti nnr am DepOt ger Gompaans Ode
ser Is uno q I'd SIR.
10 nm y. :. SpuslaB, Supt.
, 1877-02-09
Buds
Dlr men- nnb o mift- Saamen

ipereen 8fpRanst con cine Wstaipn 9eute In Nnerifo.
Sltbe $
Nf's asrcislif 100 atbileanaen, muir 2 Gents.
Wid'S Sinn,cnflbrtr. p%iertelj brit ., Is Gents ,abr.
ih wye
sadtei Gilman 81 90 ~
WI. maa' ye' OHsntli&unssn tpsrrsn in Gnal ia una
aee tfh eeprudt. "S
@srs F's: Sames Bid, &aasQsn y. y.
, 1877-02-09

Ostb y ~
Welcoming atjrns,use r%trfafen thtrrrh tim 3:45 ",
w tp!nmert IN Sc ~persptae ua 7:3U NaAn uNb In
2Satti atct nm 1 AS Nbenrs an.
Ynt p9e tabreu t13lt3 iona aas dusaenpinm NJ
Nrpres .tae ia >en t gid uut bait n III Suncft n
9teets, areptlttan's 9pro nsoiue Char cttespja Gtaun.
on, @plbfn, Mt:a rrp', 50 tratpn uab alea X ularer
Siaf pheu neit!id ypn po n tpp an.
Mccpitntctdti.n Stse 'dbrel dafid e pnntaa % aus.
1sitpm cit Ino pe1btn Ell fla in @prepqsSille ir ID fb
m tim.
9rit- une Grsr b-3Iae serbin Ell fd in Gvrbonssias
~: Warrington y > ein @efsus IN Gtarlpttesstu. fiji
lnnhbnrg I'm rem g n
Cry e us %etbinaet II in Cincinnati nit en, Irunf"
etnisn tr aue pnnf:e i'm g8eiten Npre msfen unp Sue.
mel. n. titl. California > eern mn Stras.
Yrltiu9 FEM t In Hdinon I'm 4:30 Ndd1nittdas on,
@rprfBii9 Srn Cincinnati serb npet in gpffpnspius
nit Ger Vtr9tnta Wlio dno = i,nbabn. fpmm' in lEaI /,
IN ton nm Z: 0 0rrnt. uno tn Ht mpnb nm 6:30 90 m.
an uub ~perbinpst it'd nit ben Aidmpnp unt 3 anstle unit
1idpmpnp unb petersburg 3aBen fur aGe Yuntts in,
Surer..
@eepmn,ct a!tr~ ssus fphm' i'm go @prmitta an.
Shl i ~98ae1pns fahren mi al ytaut ii en-.
Ourd Z It rs ne { n ~rerfauft unb @epaf perreif
rad alien 6aapt .9unften
giabere NaSiunft ipe9en pretle etc rtrb in so 500
@tail Str., pser in Der Office Ger 6pmpaenie ettbetlt.
@on,pay sc. Spm 1rc,
General 9afas,er- uab ItfetsMsent,
W. 81. g. Dunn,
Saeenieur unb G uperinten> emit. 81
, 1877-02-09
Nif's
Vlnmet- uno VI rife arten

1T rae prah ,spaife gDerf feiner Mrt in Der 9pstt. GA,
eNtpa't nabe an 100 Ssiten, Snnberte retnsr ,Wbb loun
.se'dnet uno eplprirs Won Naiur. Yrsis So snts in
pasier; VI. 90 In %slesantee aetnwanp. Sn Deutia unb,
@nsii@ sebrudt. "Sa
%p'slirs: Sames Bid. &o9e er, q. q.
, 1877-02-09
&r0esasseiae.

0eltern Wcrser nm 7 ubr farb in Ieinsr
Hfeb Iuns IN GDslt ,fslp gpuntA nab: MaA-
9elter,
Sriebrid &leueab I,
am S9'asfluB N icinem 50. Sabre. Tie
S'erbianna mirb teute Natmlttas um b
ubr Spn eer ct. 9cblnnts STRIDE aus ~ta.tfin.
b n. ollie 8uuure nm Beta nte lno etnee-
labsn an benz te9rGtniTs Shell suuebme~.
Of b'nterpIttbsne ~ tine n1p 0.nber.
, 1877-02-09
&, bflapeafe unb Sbie Gil,nbabn.

9adagier- Afrart Z, M MT
8idmpnp, Yd, 1. 3eitmbe 1877.
I'm tnb Md Dem 3. 1epmber, 1876,
fab en- bic . Tag e. 3uae. N ls
, 1877-02-09
DiA's plumeafibrer,

elm prahtpeass vi rtlliabrli6es Sournal. fem in,ar;r,
{ tbdlt eha pnts farb.s . olameurablsau il ." ,s..
Mulnmr res nur % e. is iabslip Die erR SIM.
nep. "'p"-
@crelire: Sames Q d. &ptsRer. 81 81.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-12-27
Make Your Heaven Here.

There is no royal or short cut TO
heaven. If you want heaven fol-
yourself in the world to come, pre-
pare it for yourself in the life that
now is. You have no reason 70
think you will enter upon the next
life in anywise changed in character
from what you are when you -ieave
this. "He that is unholy. let him
be unholy still" And the character
with which yon leave this world will
be the slow and natural growth Of the
years of your whole earthly life, and
cannot be the result of anything else
the teaching of any theology to the
contrary Notwithstanding. The true
conception of human existence
doubtless Is as one In this world
and the next-this the rill, that the
river; this the dawn. that the day
this the bud, that the flower; this
the blade, that the full corn in the
ear. Heaven is not something tc
be won, or bought, either by our
selves or somebody else for us; but
it is something to grow into. In
the next world you are simply your
self, only moved on and moved up
Swedenburg somewhere gives a rep
resentation of persons who had died
and did not for a considerable time
even know they were dead. Their
old thoughts and feelings. and loves
and desires of an earthly life re
NAMED, and the world which they
had entered did not at first seem
different from the one they had left
only it was spiritual instead ol
physical. Hence they went on in
their old pleasures. Only by de.
grees did they perceive their change
of states-and that as they them
selves became by natural processes
OF growth and development, capable
Of deeper seeing and higher knowl-
edge.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-12-27
Jefferson to his Daughter.

Il am glad 70 learn, my dear
Patsy that you are employed in
things new and good. or all the
cankers OF human happiness, none
corrodes with so silent yet so bale
full an influence as Incidence. Ex-
ereise and application produce order
in our affairs, health OF body and
eheerfulness Of mind. II at any
moment, my dear, you catch your
self in idleness, start from IL as you
would from the precipice Of gulf.
| do not like your saying that you
are unable to read Liyy but with
the aid OF a master. II is q part OF
the American character 10 surmount
every difficulty by resolution.
my expectations from you are
high. but not higher than you may
attain. Nobody in this world can
make me 50 happy or miserable as
you can. Thiak nothing Is insur-
mountable and you win be All that
I wish you 70 be. Afectionktely,
IT. y
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-12-27
A Remarkable Coincidence.

In 1858 four gentlemen entered
their sons at boarding school at
CokesbLry, in South CaroliIa.-
They had been for years intimate
friends, and we're clergymen in the
Methodist Church. These boys re
mained at this school as room mates
and mates for two years, and
entered Wohord College, standing
relatively, first, second, third and
fourth in a large class. They re
mained at this institution four years
and were room mates al the time,
graduating relatively first, second,
third and fourth. They entered a
law Office at Spartanburg and stud
led law under the same chancellor.
The war broke out, and at the call
for troops they entered jenkins ri
fie regiment from South Carolina,
and were mess-mates IN the same
company. Being near the same
height they stood together as com
rades in battle in this regiment, At
the second battle of Manassas,
August lsd4, a shell from the
enemy's battery fell in the ranks OF
this company. killed these four
boys, and no others in the company
They are buried on the battle field
and sleep together in the same
grave. Their names are Capers,
McSwain, Smith and Duncan, aid
are the sons of Bishop Capers, Rev.
DR.. McSwain. Rev. DIR. Whiteford
Smith. and Rev. DIR. Duncan, Of Vir
ginia, and the last brother OF Rev.
Dr.. Duncan, of Macon College.
The grave is marked by a granite
cross enclosed within an iron railing
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Is Friday an unlucky payG

FRIDAY, long remembered as a
day of i'll omen, has been "A event
ful one in Anne lean history, and
Americans ought not TO be afraid
of it,
Friday, Christopher Columbus
sailed on his voyage Of discovery.
Friday, ten weeks after, he dis
covered America.
Friday, Henry VII. gave John
and Sebastian Cabot the commits
sion which led to the discovery Of
North America.
Friday, st. Augustine, the Oldest
town in the United States. was
founded.
Friday, the MAY Flower" with
Pilgrims arrived at Princctown, and
on Friday they signed the august
compact, the iorerunner OF the
present Constitution.
Friday, George Washington was
born.
Friday. Bunker Hill was seized
and fortified.
Friiay, the surrender of Saratoga
was made.
Friday, the surrender OF Corn
wallis occurred.
Friday, the motion was made In
Congress that the United States
were, and of right ought TO be, free
and independent.
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Just Human.

"Save me Doctor and I'll give
you a check for 81, DOOR,
The doctor gave him remedy
that soon eased him, and he called
out:
keep at it, Doctor, and I'll give
you a check for five hundred dol
lars!'
In half an hour he was able TO sit
up, and he calmly remarked:
Doctor, feel like giving you a
fifty dollar BILL"
When six months had been gath
cred to Times bosom the doctor
sent in his bill amounting to five
dollars. He was pressed to cut it
down to three, and after SO doing
he sued him, got judgement, and
the patient put IN stay of execu-
tion. The poet was pretty correct
when he wrote:
81 know no man whom l wonld trust;
buy and sell for cash;
Each day know what l am worth,
And thus avoid q smash.
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It will not do to saw tbat all men

1t will not do to say that all men
are Dishonest who fail to pay their
debts. That is drawing it rather
ine. If man has not the means,
and cannot get them, how is he to
pay? Many an honest man has
made debts that he could not pay
he made them on the promises of
dishonest men, and because he
fails to pay, it does not necessarily
follow that he is dishonest-if he
manifests desire to pay, and uses
his exertions in that way, he is just
as honest, in our estimation, as the
man tn At can and does pay his
debts. If man is able to pay his
debts and refuses to do so then he
may be called dishonest,
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The Cost of Dying.

The population of the world a,
the close of the year 1876 is estima
ted at 1,423,917,0o0. Admitting
that the average duration Of human
life is 33 years. the deaths will be
42.455,060 a year. According to
the most reliable data, 1t costs about
an average of 500 to defray the ex.
penses of Christian funeral. If,
therefore all the nations ofthe earth
were Christians, the funeral bills
would amount to s4,345, SOC, 900 an
nually. The question that at an
early day confront economists will
be- Cannot some way be devised to
die cheaper? Evidently it costs too
much to get decently under the sod
too much for rosewood collins,
planned hearses, monumental mar
bic, fashion able cemetery lots and
mourning costumes. Fashion is too
supreme at funerals. The tickle
goddess is too potential in debating
the fit and fabric of a shroud and
winding sheet, and the style of sill
yer plates and nails. Mourning
goods are manufactured and graded
to order first, second, and third; ev-
cry sigh has its peculiar tint, till at
last the world observes that the
"dear departed" are forgotten.
The poor can hardly afford to die;
the rude country coffin no longer
answers the purpose, The style of
a burial case is matter of deep
concern, and in many cases the liy-
ing are robbed of the absolute nee
essaries of life that the dead may
have a fashionable funeral. Specu
lation in cemetery lots is now a fea-
ture in real estate trasactions, and
there are aristoeratic avenues in the
cities of the dead as well as in the
cities of. the living. Pride erects its
monuments on the grand thorough
fares, and the gaping multitude dis
cuss the former Opulence of those
who lie under sculptured marble.
The population of the United States
is estimated at 100000, which
gives, according to accepted death
rates, about l,150,000 deaths annu
ally. Estimating the average cost
at 500, we have death tax of
about 1926, 100000 annually or some-
thing over So per capita for every
man, woman and child in the.coun-
try. Manifestly this is too large.
Common sense demands that it
should be reduced,
The discussion will hardly be un
dertaken by the undertakers, and
the livery men may regard it as
somewhat hackneyed, nevertheless
the fact stands that it costs too
much to die.
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ONE woMAN's WORD.

He kissed her lovely downcast eyes,
Her bonny brown locks falling low
. My heart, love, was not overwise
To be caught in this silken snare. | know.
Fate mocks us in a malicious guise-
The world forbids the baIs-and so,
Kiss me, darling, and let me golH
She stood a tip-toe at his side
Her tawny head just reached his breast
"Ah, love, " whatever fate betide,
OF all the world love thee besti
And what were all the world beside
If fate from mine thy hand should wrest!'
She drew his dark face down and prest
His lips with passionate kisses-"No,
My love, cannot let thee gol'
may, sweetheart, hear me out,n he said;
Fate as averse and the world ulkind;
The way oflife that we must tread
Lies dark before US. and love is blind.
Ease, wealth, the path with roses spread,
My dainty darling must leave behind,
To take up the burden of toll instead,
With care and squalor and want-and so,
Kiss me, dearest, and bid me gol"
Close she cuddled her dusky head
Against his breast-"Nay, dearest, see
If love were over and hope were dead,
The wealth oftfe world were naught to me.
But sweet, were it ever poor shed,
And simple crust earned choerfully,
With love to sweeten the bitter bread,
Welcome life of poverty
Or welcome love and death" she said,
''If only live and die with theel''
Her white arms fettered him FAST All mol
Dearest, will cot let thee go!''