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TIE California papers and wine,grcwers
are laughing at A. T. Stewart & Co.'s ex.
pressed purpose OF engaging extensively
in gnpe.growing and cheap wine.making.
They say that the thing can't be done any
where in this country outside the semi
tropical climate OF California. They call
attention to several enterprises OF wine
growing in various Northern, Middle and
Western States which have failed, and pre-
die, another failure for the Stewart enter
prise ii an attempt is made to carry it out.
The climate of several OF the States Is not
so much at variance with successful wine
growing as the absence OF the fitting soil.
The alkaline soils constitute u portion Of
the grape-growing districts of California
The mountain and volcanic soils bring an.
other variety of wine-grape to perfection.
There is still another oilcomposed chiefly
Of disintcSnted rock which produces an
other variety. As it is the soil more than
the climate that makes a wine-growing dis
trict, California docs not fear competition
in any quarter. The wine-produeing in.
dustry is increasing every year in Califor-
MIA, while, the papers say, it is languish-
ing and dvindling to. decay everywhere
else California has decided that the East
cannot produce good wine and Is content.
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,tonnIs VS.. srGREGoR.

The Two Opposing Candidates In the
Third senatorIal Dlstrict=lI0rris Wax
q, the old Man and Makes n Good Inn
preston Nc PennSboro. ~
Y HGRRlsvlkLE, RiTcHIE Co., Sept. 10.
Editors IntollIseneer.
The two opposing candidates for the
State Senate in this district arc p. W. Nor
ms and Uncle Davy ATcGregof. The two.
met at Pennsboro last Saturday, and de-
clarcd themselves in the presence Of the
people on the issues Of the day. However,
/ will mako reservation in regard to the
word "two," for Uncle Davy is not much
of deelarere He can hardly repeat what
any body else declares, much less declare
anything on his own account.
A grand national Democratic Green.
back meeting had been advertised to take
place at Pennsboro on Saturday, and Font
smith, of Fait1nont, aud Uncle Dayy Nc
Gregor were to be the speakers. Font
fniled 10 nut in anappearance, but Judge
Chap Stuart, OF Doddridge, was on hands
10 take his place. Uncle Davy opened the
ball BY reading piece from Morris paper,
tho Richie Gasdte, aud making few
feeble remarks about his opponent. After
this Chap Stuart followed with that same
old speech OF his, worn thread:bare in this
canvass, withwhich your readers out here
are all familiar. Meantime, while these
one sided operations were going on, who
should appear upon the scene but Morris,
theoppOnento OF U nCle Davy.
After Stuart had concluded, Uncle Davy
was called out, and stammeringly male
known the fact that he endorsed what
Stuart had said. This is about as near Us
Davy can come TO making speech. How
will he do for SENATOR?
Morris having become visibleto the pop.
ular eye, q cry went up that he should
take the stand and make known his views
on the issues OF the day. This he didin a
manner that reflected decided credit on his
abilities rs a stump speaker. Hesaid that
he was willing to give his views upon any
public question, aud told the people that
while McGregor might read his published
pamphlet to them he could not give . rea-
son for any position he assumed, u1'iess he
had frSl heard some one eLSe erpres an opinion.
This observation was so obviously true
that everybody at once saw the point and
enioyed il. The audience was composed
principally OF Democrats, but Morris made
very favorable impression and won q
complete victory. The Democrats seemed
to be ashamed OF McGregOr's evident inca
pacity, and he will lose many voters in his
party. This county will give Morris a
handsome majority. D.
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WTANTED-A buyer at s., 600 for com.
w plcte and handsome Drug stOre, appraised CIR.
reclly at SEQ. Address z. s. STOCKING ASsiense,
Mansheli Ohio Het2
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Awheellng ney n callfornla.
sAx FRAxclsco, September 7th.


Editors In,elllseueer.
have seen so many nice compliments
about the ISrELtIeEScER's new press and
new dress, copied from Its exchanges, that
it Oecus to me that the expression Of an
opinion from a Wheeling boy away out on
the Pacific coast might not be unacceptable
toyou. Iagree withtriend "W. H. o." who
writes from Erie, Pa, that it is source Of
satisfaction and qualification to an old
whcclingitc to receive such paper as the
INrELLlaEScER from home, teeming as Il
does with all the local news, and with so
many letters from thecounryround about,
and SO much general news aud well So
lectcd reading matter. assure you that
We fully appreciate the recent improve
mcnt in its columns made by its energetic
proprietors, and We extend to them our
hearty congratulations.
As natter OF some interest, l send you
the following extract from a prominent
journal OF tho coast.
''Mewero favored yesterday with q call
from Mr.. 7. NJ. G., the we'll pencil
shower and a representative Of the Wheel
ing, Nv. Va.) ISTELLIaEScER. Mr. q. Is
welLknown and quite popular with our
better class OF readers since he took such
an active part In the discussion Of the
Chinese question, and the Kcarney agita-
ton, with which all our readers are ac-
quaintCd. He fayors US with copy This
Journal which by the way was the first
issue in an entire new dress. It Is a well
edited sheet, and shows good management,
We heartily cooperate with is politii
cal sentiments" Al.
We think It superiluous to say anything
further. Tho merits OF the ISrELIl0RScER
speak for themselves, TING.
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COUNTY TICKET.

Clerk OF County Court,
GAIT. JOHN cARLIN.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

al "a specialsesslon Of the Board Of Commissioner,
held September %, 1873, The olloSIng persons were
appointed Commissioner Of the Election iar Ohio eoun-
~ An election will be held a the several voting
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Ma,1tea.

CfTUAIIoN WANTED "A GERMAN.
- Old wants situation 70 % general hOascvork,
cooking, or chamber work Enquire At 1901 Wood ST.
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Clerk of Circuit Court,
sAM'L n MecoLLocH.

The presence OF the plague in New Or
lO,ps evidently docs not interfere with the
onick dispatch OF the mails from that city,
;nosmuch as We received on Monday last
tho Picayurs OF Saturday, which is sooner
than We are accustomed to receive 1t. We
spspcct that the cars, coming this way,
make but few and very short stops at such
places as jackson, Canton, Grenada and
other infected points. The engineers and
conductors are only too willing, we fancy
10 MI, spurs to the iron horse, and keep
him steadily and swiftly on his way up to
Goods Country" rs orr soldier boys used
TO phrase It when they turned their faces
Nor,hward from campaigning in Dixie.
The editor OF the Pieayr,e, however
will no doubt think quite as little of that
nbrasc when he secs it in to-day's issue OF
the lS7ELlloExcER, as we do Of the taste
tb,, he exhibits in his article on Slavery
in Cuba" in Saturdays issue OF his paper.
We should suppose that New Orleans
editor could, in the presence OF consum-
inc plague in his midst, and especially
when his advertising columns were teem-
ing with the acknowledgements OF the
Howard Association OF the overwhelming
manifestations OF substantial sympathy
from the North, let up on sectional poll
tics for the time being, and particularly as
respects the expression ofhis inextinguish-
able and irreconcilable enmity towards
the anti.slavcry sentiment OF the North.
But, no the chivalric editor OF the Pic
arnt must needs beguile his present Attic
lions nv keeping the embers Of sectional
feeling alive and ficrcely burning. In
sys.Amg Of the certainty that slavery in
Cuba must perish beneath the hostile
sentiment Of tho civilized world, he could
not omit to express himself as follows in
regard to the destruction of slavery in the
Southern States:
There was none too much OF religion
among the people OF the Northern section
OF eur republic nor was thereany too much
Of moral development, but both Northern
religion $50 calledl, and and Northern
morality tso calledl, were turned with
fierce, vIindictive, remorseless and bloody
bencvolcnce against the system OF slavery
as it existed in our Southern States.
Northern philanthropy for negroes was so
Unsuitable that nothing less than the sacri.
fee Of half million white soldiers could
appease it. Emancipation resulted; all
Europe applauded; and at this time the
old nations are showering their honors on
the second rate man who represented the
iron hand ofthe anti-slavery section"
We have charity enough for the Pied-
yne to presume that the old editors Of the
paper must all he dead, and that the pres
cnt man at the helm must be some fellow
whose atnbilious nature protects him
from the poison by which he Is surround
cd, on the theory of similia similibus cur
antur. t
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Springfield Republican.
Senator Davis of West Virginia meets
the depressing intelligence on his return
from Europe that the experts he has had at
work all summer on the treasury accounts
can't find that deficiency OF a lot of mil
lions which he insists is there.
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Gnssrt Sales.
ZINE FARM FOR SALE
In the County CouF' Of OhiO cosag,
ManriCe CuTOa
v ia .sser.


In pursuance q the authority tr,iel |, alAvtA
cree entered by SlIi Court IN Iki sb.v, rtirsias
On April 18Th, 1875, vii Til al iSs iiOai d,fddi
residence Of Muses. Hay, ~ The Frtn!hs LsysI liHH
tised 10 be sold, on
MONDAY, the 9Th diy q ssPenbs, ST.
beginning At 10 o'cloci, .. Y, st Fable alstss vi,
highest aud best hd4r, IL irldat Piftti 4 II
lying and being AiuaUd oB,hs uaisr' u ltA ~
Ing efeek, In 0hI0 county, iatAs >utSei WtG IEp3
bounded and described - itpEs: Esistai 81
stake near an eim s,nur crnF u, Sehehllh I6itlE
and With his line ~ W Top i>iOI Sit,oIu1S
CathaEi1e InSFd; iheafe viii hr lice ~ -
poles 10 two SugIr tTres Uu'ntf g. 'a!l fhlrstltpt
and joseph Potter; ihsler viih riseT' asl y 3,
z. ~ poles To sugar tree ~gBrr 10 tines NtAETi
thence y. ~, ". ISi piI', IA the hfiatias, Nsa.
Ing 1856 acres, bCinS the suae IEofS1y. rr1ilt =
conveyed by Moss lay u TO, Il L2dtel y n
Of trust dated April 9Th, LIS, and fvtrsd ~
the public land TrcoTts "f aid Quay.
TEKNs OF SALE-Ont-Ih.Ti q the p5rtktssaat,
or such further sum a. the psrtE1srf HiiH sath n,
10 hand, the residue In tU6 equal in''lllns5a liI
Die respectively 10 one and IL" y'GH n q ~ ~ {
sale. with IntifIst fF0m lhIf day the lafsAi.f g
log his bond With RpPlOVrd EtTSrAl NcIi! v a.
Of the deferred InSialimehs, GEd The htis Z
served till the whole q the plfehase I'9;sL ~
GEO. b CALDWnl,
SPECIAL GSst!.s
J. c. HERvET, Aaefiaoet'. .,,,., IlEM
The above sale Is adjourned unill HOSpAli Ss
sel0-d1v spt!ll GsHEass-
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'ATuRDAY, tn. 10Th day .. Oh S.,, t.,


Commencing At 10 deiosk e.h,Lr.,
ecrtted property, that |, Ia sty: III, D'o'itg l.
hundred and hity-icUr AL ~ hss ~ IN
10 Eef aud Chapine, addt Ion /, n. W., ~
Ing, Ohio eouhty, Wet viyrii, ali n, = Al,.
ApPurtcnanets thereto III a.inr A''-" 'aANa,
Also the following deScrisd dc. d. ,,...,-,,
dtnlted on the tank d Wbt.Ips C,.lt ~ n ~
Of Wheeling aiOrcL1Id, lyuniri :, IN IN u hiaJ
meneing a. Psllnt on Cresofbt ~, ~. Cia.
and twenty (i9ol iect tat .! ths y, ~ VI lssiN
street; thence running ta,iErrdlr Ilsr ~ y, y
more or les, to twenty ~ ie.l slsf 80 ~
Crescent street to the cfvk. tAeac. Rs
said Geseent strcet u The Elt-r, Of I.5..LLall
thence along the mtan.ss d ,aJ r,.-t w
line Of lot numbered two Kun ir-I Al t,,,s s,as
thence southEaHily With aid NE "a ti,,.,, y.
% the place q BEGINNING uS-bsf uiS N y. ~
itaments and appurtenInC,S " all IA, 4 ~. III
longing. ''' aAa y
Selling as Trustee, EIllroa1,y ealyA ,,.,..,
10 me By said deed Of TUT '-s "A''aa
TERMS op SALE-Ole-third Ssh n, I.,,...,
two equal inStlllmentS al iii isa 5ls. r,o.,S. Il
deneed BY notes barring iBieasi Inn a. NM x \.
title 70 be retained until laybshti- I'm ~'-'3a
.,,, WILLIAM Nv. C0wDEy.
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nIEn.

sMTrH.-on Monday, September 10th, 1873, at y
O'Clock p. m, GEoRnE h Smith, son Of 7. u. and
Josephine smith, aged years months and 10 days.
Funeral to-day, from the residence Of his parents
No ZIG Water street, at o'clock r. M Friends Of
the family are invited 10 attend. asS
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower Compaay's Rot,
KNOWN AS THE OLD NAcprvy e,
M TIE OLU NACHlSE sglp

* virtue Of a Dc,'l Of Trust nal. h,r
hobns; senior, aud Arlbelll, hi, M a.. hssna,l
and s5liie A., his wife, ant Iaas. 80 III
bic, 81. wife, % the undrnlgsei T,p,,ts'' .ii H
airy 3Ith, lsiS AMI rerUrni 10 tie ~ YIN H.
o. ne County Court 4 Otto euE;T s -. = " y ID
70 ped o. IuIs BOX No ), p.sr ia y M NIfi q
West NIIEinla, On wv Oaa alslr
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CRISTADoRO's HAIR DYE,

A vegetable preparation, harmless rs water which In
ave mIan,es TRANSFORMS GRAYH4ER, or hair
u Any unpleasant hue to glorious black or enehsnt
Ing brown. Unique In It, composition Aod iniaiIble
In lis results It has achieved popularity with both
,e1ss With every class Of society and in all rartsot
the world. Manufactured BY J. cRIsTADoRo, MOI %
William St, New York. Sold by all Druggists. APP
piled by ali Hair Dressen. .els-eod&w
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Enst sst1n aFus1t1n.

IT oST-POCKET Bo0K-on Thursday
IL last Pocket Book containing small amount o
money and papers yaluabieonly 10 the owner. Pinde
will confer favor by leaving itAt this Office. au2
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J osT-GoLD wATCH-Between
IL Ssamm's, on the National Road and tho Mcclure
House, Gold Watch. The finder will please address
au22 TH0s. J. FANDRAU. Cleveland, o.
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STRAYED OR SToLEN-FROM THE
- subscriber, on Saturday night or Sunday morning.
September itih Of I5,h, BROWN HORSE, weighing
lbsut ihirteen hundred. He Is between eight and
nine years old. has lump % the muscle Of hs right
HAD lea about the Ase q hen GO. eansed By kick,
suitable reward viii b paid Ia the hoTSe, o. In
formation that Will Lad 70 hls recovery, b
sell 2. l. KIMBERLY.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


0Triadelphla modHtion. This train only runs
between Wheeling and TEtadelphia.
tDally except sunday-SeEafk Accommodation.
tSteuhsnVille Accommodation train during
The day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Bellae, stopping when required At
sherman House, EtnlSille, West Wheeling and
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vbsrs The best stssies, Tip., Fine Cyan, snoklng
and Chewing Tobacco ein b had.
oIdsrs tTen e0Rnty dsalsI promptly attended %.
NJ JOHN HE'S.
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AZ q special session Of the Board Of Commissioner
held September 3D. 1878, the iolloElnE persons EefC
appointed Commissioner Of the Election ioF Ohio eoun
IS. An election viii be held II the several voting
prceinets on the
EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873,
For Representative 10 the Congress Of the UnIted
State Delegates 70 the legislature Senator Clerk d
the Circuit Court, Clerk Of The County Court County
Commissioners, eb0ol COMMISSIONERS, and JuStIee Il
the Peste and Constable 70 an yAeincis.
For wGshlngton DsGTiet-SIehael EdEards Jacob
ATndt and James Roberts.
For NadIson Disthet-Leva weoAm,asee, MortI.
PGr Gay Dtstriet-Be niamin Fisher joseph ToliVer
For uaion Distfist-John H. Downs, James 1Aua.
der and Casper He'll.
For Centre Distrst-Levis DslbnEse, jane Dur
hin and James Reed.
For Webster nistrSes-Jame ~ Todd, Stephen
Clark and q. @. MnrdOek.
For Richie pistret-Charies Otto, J. W. Waite and
Thoa. MeLFe1dy.
IhOrpburyh, Ralph Mccoy and WIN. H. waddle;
Wesley Robinson; Precinct No, g. J, l. BslilIOn, l.
z. kl1nehir1 and John Pfan.
For Liberty DiStTiet-Preeinet SA I, I. I. NGxWell
Isaac Davis and hampel ChambsF1 Precinct No. q
Robert B9nar. ssmnel Bell and vlnesnI IAumeteF;
tiesinet No, ,, James =. Blaney, JOhn Howard a0d
J. II. MgnieomfFy.
For RichlaBd Disriei-Prteinct Ne. 1, wn. North,
James S1Ntell Gnd AlOnIa J, Aeollosh; PreeIBet Ne
!, james NecOfa, Philip Reilly and JOhh D. Lyle.
The pills % Be Opened Il sunTse o. q boon there
aitsi n practicable, apd 70 eloas a sunsrt.
By order q the Beard Of Commissioners.
~ CHAE H. DEITERs, CaE.
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CHARLESTOWN5 ACADEMY.

u PrephFatoFybe SCHOOL Tor Hoys,
Charlcst0wn, Jefferson Co, W. Va, VIZ. u. KAbLE,
A. NJ. Principal; 7. x. LEAyELL "a. N. and
iSSroassns otinssrastOS and esmpI.sSsss 4 course
equal to the best schools 10 the country. Course Of
lnstructIOn embraces Enelish, Aneient and Modern
Languages Mathematics and Natural ScIenees. Next
Session he.ns September 18th. For Catalogue giving
full Particular and list Il testimonials, address,
wM. II. KABLE, Principal, ChmiosteWn, JeGeson
10, W. Va aus
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A GAR,D

To all who are suffering from the error and lndls.
tretIons Of youth uertoa. weakness early decay, less
& manhood &c, will send yCa receipt ihst vii
care you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy.
vas discovered by missionary In South America.
Send seli-adIesSed envelope TO the Rev. JOSEPH T.
IxAAx, Station D. Bible House, New York City.
senlb.eCsi6U 1I - .f
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ELM GROVE RAILROAD.
Snssfal gntfses-
There Are Meteor Inventions

That dash up fsE mOment IN the newspapers and
pa" to oblivion. There are also Grad DItNrerts,
which take permanent hold q public estimation, and
LAST FOR ALL TIME
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SToG1Esi CIGARS, &c.
No. u TWENTLETH STREET.

WOula give notice 10 the publle that have open,
: ssogy aHd GgAF Faetory and s,OFs At
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Z TO-

Commencing alto o'clock A, S..,lr-.
II the tr"nt doF o. the Court HI psAlti aa,,,
the following descrbei raj ,,t,ts ~ ~ e,,,.
State, fprmetly Part II Gtore d IN, NY All \,
side vineyard on which Is ,Te,i.i ieslii ~,
house that Is to Ny: Bcginnirs !, if..a, tutl.
side Of The county rad TEN. IL % L, ~
Charles Sehvcrtiestri theme sj'.eiI ~,
y along aald county rad nifty IN / y HAntV,.i
fnnE4 Inei thence hOrlhWaTly b, 80; ~. y thrlSr
ltO) teet; thence along Nid rus 10 IN e.,
city (SOl let; theme along aid gils,sfI \,
souihEardly ioTty-tve rs levi /, N. ,a'grI \,
ming, ling same land r,n,ryrl /, ~ !ait,iI,s.'
Ct by said Frank and vile b. lev. ~ ,,si't
and ~ .Scord In said CIqrk, Id, 'I n ~ Aly Ll
TILE believed sol, ba, sellln. =, T,,,...,
trust. 80 A'e ,! ~ 49,
Terms Of sale-caaA.
JOHN Il. FINK In.
The above ale Is adInurnri until vnS, ''SaA
tenber 10, 1875, At " 0'ciOSk 4. n =, ,sVHHu4f "
said G9uri House. JOHN ii IiS tyia q III
HERfEf 4 FACE, Auctianerir,,. '"A' I's.S.
The above sale Is POSTPONED u,,Ji vo,., u
tember ~, Al 10 O'Clock a ~. Al ~ .ySNpAl -
said Court House. .OHS II i Tfxi,.o, LET &sI
llkEyEr 4 PACE, Autilrocr.,.' - ''NA' ltsas
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Tssaatssz' sal.-
TRUsrEE's SALE,

: 81 virtue q De,i Of Tra,, B,i.
ssSsss Sna u e is sD n, S q q S
ii the County Cart Of Ohip ,,,,, s 'Ae llgi, -
10 DVed Ot Trust BOX No, 8. al ta,, Z W., tIp,s
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-11-14
PROMPT PAYMENT
FEEDING AND GROOMING.
HOUSE PAINTING.I

YNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 the public that he has resumed the business
OF HOUSE PAINTING in all its departments
a trade to which he has served regular appren-
ticeship, under irst-class painter, and in which
he has had several years experience Work done
prices at which it can be afforded. MARBLING,
GRAINING in imitation of different woods, and
all kinds of FINE INTERIOR PAINTING
done in as good style as can be done by any paint
er in this section Of the country. ] can be seen
or addressed at Yorkville, and will cheerfully
make estimates on work in any part Of York, or
the adjoining counties.
REFERENcEs.-A to my skill as workman,
respectfully refer to the following gentlemen
L. NJ. Grist W. A. Moore Hon. I. D. Wither-
spoon, A. W. Ingold, ]. F. Wallace, lawson Jen-
kins, Col. W. 81. McCorkle, DR.. 81. g. Jackson,
DR.. J. F. Lindsay, James L. Clark, James 3.
Smith, Hon. A. 8. Wallace, Yorkville ]. 8. r.
Thomson, Spartanburg; r. M. Wilson, CASTOR,
J. A. Brice, Fairfield; J. Harvey Smith, Chester.
ttaf NELSON DAVIES.
Lnly II ------- -. % lY
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The farnl and fireside.
HELPING PAPA AND MAMMA.

HELPING PAPA AND MAMMA.
Planting the corn and potatoes,
Helping to scatter the seeds,
Feeding the hens and the chickens,
Freeing the garden from weeds.
Driving the COWS to the pasture,
Feeding the horsei in the stall,
We little children are busy,
Sure there is work for us all,
Helping papa.
Spreading the hay in the sunshine,
Raking it up when it's dry,
Picking the apples and peaches
Down in the orchard hard by;
Plucking the grapes in the vineyard,
Gathering nuts in the fall,
We little children are busy,
Yes, there is work for US all,
Helping papa.
Sweeping and washing the dishes,
Bringing the wood from the shed,
Ironing, sewing and knitting,
Helping to make up the bed;
Taking good care Of the baby,
Watching her lest she should fall,
We little children are busy,
Oh /! there is work for us all,
Helping mamma.
Work makes US cheerful and happy,
Makes US both active strong;
Play we enjoy all the better
When we have labored so long,
Gladly we help our kind parents.
Quickly we come to their call;
Children should love to be busy,
There is much work for us all,
Helping papa and mamma.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-11-14

times the number called forspaid halfa.franc
apiece for the pleasure of learning that they
had been swindled out of the gate-money.
This hoax led to horrible catastrophe-for
the people who were victimized began, as usu-
al, to fight among themselves, and in the dis
turbance twenty. one women and nearly fifty
children we're manned or suffocated.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-11-14

RULES FOR A Holy L1FE.-1. Too much
desire to please men, nightly prejudices the
pleasing of God.
2. Too great earnestness and vehemency,
and too greedy delight in bodily works and
external things, scatter and lose the tranquil
ity and calmness of the mind.
8. Cast all thy care on God, and commit
all to his good pleasure; laud and praise and
applaud him in all things, small and great
forsake your own will, and deliver up your.
self freely and cheerfully to the will of God,
without reserve or exception, in prosperity and
adversely, sweet or sour, to have or to want,
to live or to die.
4. Unite your heart from all things, and
unite it only with God.
5. Remember often and devoutly the life
and passion, the death and resurrection of
our Saviour Jesus.
s. Descant not on other mems deeds, but
consider your own; forget other mems faults,
and remember your own.
T. Never think highly of yourself, nor des-
pse any other man.