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Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
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MAM1H - - - y ~S~-~-- =
A npecial despatch from Columbus,
Ohio, says
.sRsprssentatIvs Clements Of Lake
County, who ID Q psighber aud an IN
simats personal friend Of General aar'
field, has just rsturued TO this city after
. long visit to his home, daring which
/ he had . long social talk with the
Presid dent elect about various matters.
Mr.. Clements says from his talk thai
| he 10 satisfied that Garfield has o theory
that State which 10 the home OF either
the Presi lent or Vice President should
! not have representative In the Csbi'
| nst, and be believes that this principle
will be carried out a. tar, at least, "a
Ohio Is concerned. Exception viii bs
made, he believes rs to iIsW York, In
view Of the great personal service rem
dered BY eminent gentlemen individ-
ually and BY the party generally In
New York ID the great contest OF lsst
year. Garfield, be says, feels that
they are entitled to prominent Cabi-
net place. and that, Notwithstanding
that the Presidency will fully repre-
sent Ohio in the coming administration
Ns~ York will be ably represented BY
some one besides Vice-Prssident
Arthur.
Mr.. Clements Is mot at all pleased to
learn that his impressions Of what
Gsrfisld's ideas are have got abroad
and he has attempted to read the riot
ac. to the news gathsrers for using his
Impressions, but finds 1t uphill work
to take back what he has said on the
subject
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
SECOND EDITION.
Asws sUmnARr.

l.
Trasn wrseked-A Rierida Eater
psaAe--Irfsh Lead 4 cas- q OF r.
Dtner Iaeiaenss. Accidental
Crfm % and CAsaaities.
A railroad train on tie Atlantic ant
Pacific RailraN1 "A fexas, Was wrscket
by an obstfncl.yl near Laguna. OF
Tuesday. The engineer was wounded
one man was killed, and smother (ai
Indian) completely scalped. Mr.. y
Smith, cashier Of bank at Kansa
City, Missouri, died ON Wednesda,
afternoon from injuries received b,
falling of the blutf, or being knocke'
from Il by . drain the previous night
The State authorities Of Florida hay
entered into contract with |. coryell
OF Jacksonville, and A. B. Lindermsn
representing capitalists Of Philadel
phia and San Francisco, to drain LAX
Okeecho obee, in Southern Florida. Thu
scheme. II successfully carried ont
will reclaim IL. .000, 900 acres OF excel
lent sugsr lands, o territory about ai
large as the State Of New Jersey.
At q mass meeting Of lrishmen, held
at Ottawa, on "wednesday night, tc
further the objects Of the Land League,
addresses were delivered by Senator
Rowland and Z. A. johnson, Of L'oEig
inal. A subscription was raised foi
the Parnell defence fund, and Senator
Howland announced his intention o.
leciuring in aid Of the League.
Before the House Committee On For
eign AffsiIs yesterday, ex-sscretary
Thompson finished his argument in op
position TO the suggestion that the
construction of the Panama canal would
be preiudioial to American interests, OF
in any way at variance with ths Monroe
doctrine.
A branch Of the Land League was
formed, with fifty members, under the
auapices Of the Young lrishmsn's Bsne
voleat Soc iety, in Toronto. on Wednss'
day night. Collections sggregatiDG
sll3 were handed In at the weekly
meeting OF the Land League branch
in Quebec, the same night.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
E,oped w,ih q ho''''

This matrimonial sos w "
Benj amin Barber, an eusiI'@ ~,
lug,on's Works, etnba'Ss' a,
sinCe, has been Tuiilaa ". " i +,
his wife. Returning IOI' ,,r -,
on Tuesday night he was ,,s.. W..
mad that his wife had s',I,. ! !,
boardsr aud that hirellnS, ~, VI
ing the furniture from p,' !
His timely arrival, h'we's', !. !, ,
the hirelings 10 Geese NV. y, u I,
Searching Tor his wife, % :, ,.' !
her, and she, profsssioSJ !, y,
said che would return 'olsiI WI
tle children that she la'
While her husband was -. q "a
morning, she aud her ps'.I :, I
her huspand's residence . ',,' :
Poplar streets, and, bai'", al:c..
window, siistted an ea'iSDIi anI
ont the household effects az =. 4,
tasen to an auction ROOM
street. Eeiehbor5 "i1Dts",s = Va
ossiinrs ba, made no tH''
stop thereto.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
RNATHR.

PEACE.-On the the 9th instant, Annie Y.
daughter OF w. l.. and Mary l.. Fesce,
aged 2 years, 10 months and ~ days.
The relatives and friends of the family,
ara respectfully invited to attend the funerll
from the residence Of her parents. on Apple
street, south wilmington, on sunday after.
noen. ut 8 o'clock. Interment AZ tho Old
s5wede's Cemetery.
Sad and lonely is our dwelling.
LopeIy 10 our home to-day.
For the smiles that once did greet W,
Our darling has forever passed away.
Daarest darling thou hast lett us,
we thy loss most deeply feel,
But it's God who has bere't US,
He osn all cur sorrows heal.
NGone bat not forgotten"
MIIgURN.--On Thursday. Jsnuary 9Th,
E. MiibuTn, in 4sth year OF her ago.
Tbs relatives nsd friends ara respectfully
rennastad 10 attend tho funerel. from tho
rSstaancs of her husband, b. +. Mi burn,
az Pine st. on Saturday, the &tn instant.
Te leave III house at II o clock, for NeWport
Cenetery.
MoooNTELL,-ln this aty,o the 18th inst
Mars arst, vito OF Vim. W. oonneii aged
Tbs rsIsfivos and frisnds are respectfully
invited 40 a. trend ths fuueraI nom the resi-
aence Of her hu;baud, III Eaet 14th str OF.
ssturday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock. servioss
n inc house at half past two. 70 proceed %
wilmington sad Brandywine Cemetery.
noWERS - On the zYth inst, Michael
Bower, In the s1th year Of his age.
1.he retattves and friends nre invited 70
.ttsnd the funeral from the residence OF hie
erandson, w. H. Bowers, Seventh and Jei-
fsrssn stTeets on Saturday atYrno5n. Sefvi'
cs AZ soslosk,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Praser for COLLEGES.

Last evening special service Of
prayer, In behalf OF the SCHOOL colleges
and theological sominaries was held q,
the Olivet Presbyterian Church. A
statement with regard to the spiritual
condition OF colleges was made BY Mr.
Mallory, the pastor. DR.. Read J. Nc
Kay delivered an address on "Tempta
tions Of Student Lite," and II. 4. Pen
nington, Rsq., spoke Of "Rsvivsls II
College,"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
A Pas.ar HuErrfaed.

Rev. Wm. F. Holland, pastor OF the
A. 81. & Church, at Newark, Del, wsf
agresably surprised on Saturday even
ing last by about fifty persons calling
e. his residence. What made the sur
prise more interesting was the fact thG
the reverend gentleman accompanied
the surprisers, he being impressed
with the idea that they were going tc
call upon some one else. Mr.. Smith
aade 3 very fervent prayer, after
which 80 hour vas spent pleasantly in
q social manner.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

resolution vas sdoptsd. All the psm
ocrats voting for II except - y. "
|lisms. Who voted "no'f with the ne
publicsns, % announced In the ksrvs'
LlcAx By telegraph.
sus RAILROAD BILL.
Well, the mystery about the RailrcsS
dght 70 mystery no longer, ana m
liz. w. e. B., which has been trying Z
dsurs ont lust whish line tbs B. y .
favored ,is known Of last. The Dean bu
hss been abandoned and the Whining
ton, Newark and State line railroad
will mot come up again at least beioit
this Legislature. The reason Of TN
change IL plain. The B. b y. want I
through line from Baltimore 10 Paiia
delphia and they want II 70 pas
through Delaware.
After considering the two routes o..
fered that by the Wilmington ana
Western and the proposed Newark and
STATE Line Road they have como 70 the
conclusion that the Wilmington ana
Western viii best suit them and thslT
bill Is the one they will favor.
BY securing the passage Of this ihey
obtain the advantages OF certain vain
able franchise aud property In the oity
|of Wilmington, snd the road being ID
part already built, are saved theoex-
penss Of condemping much Of the Land
for the proposed route. The road wiil
be built just as soon as possible, ana
will be In svery rsspeo, 6'at-class, with
a double track, steel rails and stone
ballast. While this gives the W. a W..
the aid Of one powerful corporation 1t
shows TO the r., W. & B. another one
equally dangerous, jnst who to fight,
and they are going TO wade In.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Another Charlie Ross.

A despatch from London, Ontario,
says farmer In that vicinity says he
has found Charlie Rsss, and has undis
putsd evidence Of the boys identity
that he has traced him from the Sus.
pension Bridge 10 Tuscarors, where he
Is now with the Indians. He says the
person who LEI: him said tbs boy would
have 70 be killed uulsgs the Indi ana
adopted him.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
~ AMRIAG EM.

WILSON ,CIMBY.--On THURSDAY, the
@ Mln ins' ,etb O'Clock p. m. IN 'hc FIrst
Pfesoy .erisn Cbucn by the Rev. y. r..
Dn" Il, Morcus II. Wilson to MISS Ds!Wa
1tmby, both OF this city.
J. F.gLE-HART.-In philadelphia, Jan. q
1881. by the Rev. Father McCulieugh; O
to Miss Katy e. Hart, Of Philadelphia.
AIDEg--ALyxANDE On Jan. q 1921,
by Rev. II, Stubps. 1910 Vine st. Pnttadel-
Dhia. Mr.. John Alden 10 Miss Eliza Al
exanGer, both of this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
PnIIadslphIs Demoora,s.

The Democrats Of Philadelphia mad,
the following nominations for city off,
GERS yesterday morning:
For Mayor-Samuel @. King; for CT.
ty Solicitor-Edwsrd Worrell. Mr
King has already given notice of his
dscllDaLion OF the nomi cation unlsss
John Hunter Is endorsed by the party
for Receiver OF Taxes. subsequently,
William V. McGrath Was nominated fol
the latter Office, but the adhsrsnts Of
John Hunter bolted the convention and
nominated Mr.. Hunter.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
AN d CuRce ri.

The pupils Of the Widows Son lnde,
pendent Seminary, No. l, Isaac 7. Suf'
play, tutor, gave an exhibition and
c,ncert, in National Hail last night,
The entertainment vas managed by
Isaac Fiaher. C. BsyaVd was orgsnist,
Rev. Geo. r. Miller made the opening
prayer and pronounced the bensdic'
tion.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
The sumner Lltersry secisty.

This society met at No. 3ll French
street last night and endorsed the ap'
pointmeut Of delegates to the convsn-
tion TO meet in Dover on February 10Th.
The question 'What aetuate5 man to
greater exertion, the hope of Reward
or the fear OF Punishment 7" will be
discussed next Thursday night. ?. 8
Blake will rsspond in the affirmative
and James q Lee in the negative. The
question will bs decided by the vote
OF the audiences,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
UNDERRHOUSD rELEc,l.
a Proposed Remedy 70, tl,s
EnR Evi, Of Telegraph MI
phone wires.

a Proposed Remedy 70, ,s,s
InR Evil Of Telegraph MI
phone wires.
The great and rapid lrGsp (,
grsph and telephone wire, llsr
cities, which no~ form net Ea,
ingiy labyrinthine, and, via 3
porting poles and frames, ! Nj
fence TO the eye as yell HIH
impeaimeni TO some kind aa|
has led 70 many inventions dsd |
suppiAnt these overhead wire
thing better.
The danger OF suipensIo1 4 !
nication las seen during lhsRI
aud Of damage by the bloVlnr !
wires are also arguments / 4
some other mode Of transmits.
erAl patents have been ObiIil1
derground systems Of tslsins
Of which has been in sueasa |
tlon In Camden for three ugs
which Councils hare apVoi'isI
mIttee 10 investigate. Th. cSts
National enbierTsnean Beers.
ny, have an application rsi'.
permission 10 inHoduoo tb'r'i
Philadelphia, claiming tha'sI
introduced telegraph, te'gsS'aI
Or wires can b. used In arls .
bers, AMI can BE- msniF.E'al
mueh facility az upon MfA
that no disturbances ol " a'9
will again be necessary 81 '''''
for additional wires.
10 the Camden expshns'' ~
or telephone wires, sl''r 0'.'l !
tieAl operation for shls' o
withdrawn, apparently ltE !
order as when 6rst laid, sd II
wires substituted. Thes tNI
tested with u galyADous!'I : !.
er escape nor Induction e0l' y
ted. The plan embrace
terra Gotta cylindri,Al b'ct'ir
lengthuiss with ssveEsi ~.
vitriasd and lined with rut@
blocks are laid end to eaasa
together and form group
through which wires Oh CIV
These pipes are laid in s'''l,
end Of each q sunken chsa'
Ing workmeu access to '4s
wires for purposes Of repair
additional wires, which c'l :.
through the sections from e.,
chamber. The chambers y,
when not in uss, ana H."
RtTnctiou 10 travel.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Tho stone EeqnesIa /.

The remainder of the stone estate
amounting to s4s 292 has been distrib
uted by MS. s!OGe as follows; DrSf,
College (Gdditional), $40, 900; Docne
College, Or ste, Nebraska; Colorado Col
lege, Cola Springs, Colorado; Wash
burne, Topeka. Kansas; Maasach use,t
Homo opa,hic Hospital, each $4,000
Five local charitable societies, received
the remaining.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
RowOrih's Hrbcrnfcm

On February I and s Howorth's III,
hefnica will give entertainments at Ii.
Opera Eouse. The Bradford, Pa, Era
Of March IA, 1879, says: "Howorth't
Hibernica, Panorama and variety On
tertsinment st Wagusr's, last night
received full houss in attendance
The performers are all Hrs.-elsss anc
the show good"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
rns Ralssn sank.

The tug Falcon lying st The Pussy 4
Jones Compsny's wharf sunk scms
time during isst night. and this morn-
ing, whsa tho crew went down 70 hrs
her up for the day there was nothing
10 be seen Of her except the top Of tina
pilot house aud smokestack.
The owners, Messrs. Barry, are hav'
Ing her pumped ont preparatory 70
raising her.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
a knl Nun.

Mr.. y. Fl. Kent gave the junior mem
bers of the firm splendid collation. on
Wednesday evening, at his residence,
corner OF Sixth and Jefferson streets.
The evening was pleasantly spent In
social chat and will long be remember.
ed BY all who were present.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
TEMPERANCE Meeting.

4 temperance meeting was hsld IN
the NJ. P. church, Seventh and Walnut
streets, last night, VIM. K. Luton pre-
siding. Addresses were made by ].
Larkin Smsdlsy, John Gray, Robert B.
Mcdonnell and VIM. K. Lutton. Al
the meeting tonight H. ". Morrow will
rive a stereoptican exhibition.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

To always protect the weakest parts
Is . duty, and It Is especially the duty
Of those whose lungs are being wea akened
by the constant wear OF coughing 10
protect them BY using o soothing rem.
sdy, suoh as DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
Price rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

The bodies OF two recently buried fe.
msles were exhumed by "body snatch,
ers" in cemstery at Alexandria, Va,
on Wednesday night. The sexton sur.
prised the robbers before they could
take of the bodies, but the mlsoreants
escaped. Two negroes were arrested
on suspicion.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Tha 80 WnllneF.

Persons vhs alisadsd ths Littis Har'
Nv Yacht Clubs calico soeisbls, o.
wednesday evening, sxprsss dissatis-
faction with the decision ofths jsdgs
Who decided In favor Of awarding y
william Carey (ths best walizsE) Z
soid medal. These persons, and some
81 them are 90 well vsrsed In tbs tsrp.
siohoreau art that their opinions can
NOT be snesred at, claim that John No
Clsaerty was tbs best waitzsf.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

YTrhE NUMEROUS INVENTIONS OF
a. Edison, Keely and other distins ulfhef
persons are Insignificant compared With the
invention ofDk. Y. K STONE, the inven-
tor Of "a pepsia;' one is a scientific improve
ment, tho other science 10 save life,
Never before since tao foundation Of tho
world has q medicine been placed be lore the
public on its puTe merit First borause IL
claims TO cure only certain disease ins,esd
OF fiity as others do, AVID inrn,shes high pi ooi
that II docs this. Second, II Is n compound
Of ono OF our best physicians and surgeons.
who made dyspepsia y speciali,yior ten yosrs
with reward OF the only specific ever PLACED
before the people. Ihird, becaaan our best
physicians prescribe II for their dyapeotie
patients, as DIR. amueI Adams Of New York
city says, 4 am happy 70 ssy that tns care
ior that tsaribie disease dyspepsla has a,
last been found In your "Apopala," and bs.
lieyo it 10 your duty ~ put 1t beioro the pub.
ilo.
Reader, have you dyspepsia, n 20 don't
fall to get q bottle Of "a pepsla," and "a YOU
value your health and lite, tale nothing else.
Prce por bottle, ~ 90. Fer sale whole.
| sale and rotail BY u. James Belt, Sixth ana
Market streets, and N, b Daniortk, SECOND
And Ma ket ssrotts. Aiso BY all druggists,
tanb,u
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

In a Western paper We observe. SIR.
Geo. T. Helderls, Of Peru, Id, Save
that hs had suffered very rauoh With
rheumatism and used M nv remedJa,
without benefit. St. .eob's OIL cav,
him the relief sougb'
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Yonnx mons Concert,

A concert will Re given at National
Hall on Thursday evening, February
II. Music will be furnished by Peters
orchestra.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Arur. soas ss.eh Eass.

The tug IncA used BY c. Warner Z
Co., stuck on the railway At the foot o.
shipley street, and could not make hei
usual trips 10. day. II will b got on 81
high water this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Ohanro.

Mr.. Henry Ferris, win hereafter
print tho evening Programme 90 We
have been informed. Mr.. Harry Nor.
row having disposed Of the ssns 70
him.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Iodro Auufvorsarv. a

Columbia Lodge, No. 26, I. o. 0. r.,
will celebrate it's 25th anniversary TO-
night. Members o.. the Order are In.
yited 10 ke present.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
The Enil to- Eignt.

The Rosebud Assembly " ii! give it.
annual ball in Webs ,er's Dsacira
Academy tonight. 1t promises TO b.
a pleasant affair.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Hiriinxn Father ior ms .

Polly Nav by charged E',' W.,
essory to the murder i.,aS 0, W. roa
Ri,hard Neeby, In sure .isc,.
some time since, was sfis's % ,.r,
AZ tue county court. AZ inv ,, :,
on Tuesday, when the .,.s ln''1 r..
verdict Of acquittaL AiuOo .o 4.
uiittsd the murder, u h,'shtc, waj
the instance Of Polly NsS,,. s.G,.
inised to give BIN her \; H,I, ,saI.
wife and several acres .bs, y,
ed her husband. TsylSSI 81 T c.l
to the psnitsnt!ary iOr u
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

|, Is is said that prOi';,o5' a.5o,
Principal Of the Normal m,a,iI.so',I, D'pt
gon, Hall county, ,isst, mi,
President Garleld's ,ottbe
Professor Hill vas one ., otjo, i.
the College at Hiram, m';,.n.. UI
GARFIELD was lis ffes'u
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

The ,snsol,y with vs,I, vhlS'I'
70 the system freqasIl"I qa,,Il Isp
nervous cough THAI y. BrII
the cold departs. ", ,,,sryyp
syrup win cure H'
Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
FIFTH Comm
SneA Dovss Ie.,-


WHIST Va. Den. ,s,..,
xhis nesAias-IIs ,4s'ss
niiI, Ae. ASH q
s'''''' despatch 70 The Hprnn,
Down, IL /
HOUSE,
|s.l The blu % amend ss,.Is, i
Statutes, making The ~,
Ccurimen commence an ,n.,F
Day IN February Va. II ny Iu' 'sl
third reading. When ,sa,, sas' y
on its Anal passage, M. pSuss
y % postponed un,il NAY, ,v y
Adopted. A' wy
The act In relation nm
publio Of the Dslaws,. ,,,,s q W.
Bank was passed. v"
.h urAham prefentei u, II
OF Laura Drake for dIyf,.' W.
Mr.. cahall introd us,d I =,
70 chsptsr 65, Revised caS.'
protection Of a1h, oyster. .s .Ss y
provides for tho appolntuss, !,
commissions and tue est.bls..
hsh Matching apparatus, h, NJ
appropriation Is made.l pI,.
copies we're ordered 10 b nr','
Mr., Bradford INTRODUCED t' h
Incorporate the Valley Wal
Company.
Adjourned 70 NEE. NOAH,
p. IN.
SENATE.
The following BILLS ws,,,
oud time: To relieve AtcAS
(rciarred " q COMMITTEES Of N
msmbers); TO relieve Ani,n,'N
Bank /; TO reduce salary Of Sp'
intendent OF Schools in r,l,
Of births, deaf,
rlagea.
Ths House bill to incorv.n.
lon No. 3. A. o. H., Of b.
Banks, Was read = frat lia..
The Houss Joint resOluIIop !.
IN audience In joint session i
aware State Tempsrancs Alla.
taken up. II was opEu..d !.
yronnd that She hearing shai
'ormai, and was Gnall J aan
ng the hearing for Welusa,
nary "a, Al 2 O'Clock. AiIEs
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
~0Gtfug Match

<M0Gtf1g Match.
Y, i"' svlll bs shooting match at
~" 's's Corner o. Monday, 3lst instant.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-01

There are two soionoes which every man
ought to learn--first, the science of speech;
and second, the moro difficult ono of si-
lenco.
God walks with the simple; he reveals
himself to the owy; he gives understanding
to the little ones; ho discloses his meaning
to pure minds, and hides his grace from
tho curious and proud.
Every kindly word and feeling, every
good deed and thought, every noble action
and impulse is like the ark sent, and returns
from the troubled waters of life, bearing q
green olive branch to the soul
Pride is as loud beggar as want, and a
great doal sauoior. When you have bought
ono finc thing, you must buy ton moro, that
your appearance may bo all ono piece; but il
is easier to suppress tho fira. desire than to
satisfy all that follow il.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-01

Georgia is to have now capi-
tol building in place Of the present
poor structure, which was hastily
erected for another purpose, but
purchased for the States uso dur
ing the Bullock regime. The new
capitol is to cost $l 100000, and
five years is to be allowed for its
completion.
RS. Edings, of Charleston, Sc,
who had previously borne a good
repution, confidential clerk Of Ma
jor Il. Willis, raised checks, OBJ
tanned about $500 ON them and
departed about the 3rd Of last
April. A few days ago he was
arrested in st. Louis where he now
awaits req 'sition.
Sometimes noble failure serves
tho world as faithfully as a dis
tinguishef success.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-01

He that would see our religion in its ua-
Tive simplicity, purity and glory must study
tho character of our Lord and Saviour.
Much as we may condemn sin, it will
remain in us while we strive alone to savo
ourselves from it. The power Of Christ alone
can break its force.
In glory oil will be perfect, but oil will
pot be equal Every soul will bo full of
bliss, but some will have the capacity of q
wine glass, others Of goblet.
While Christ represents us in hoaven 1t
is our duty to endoavor to represent Him
On oorth; and thus to be living epistes of
Christ--known and road of all men,"
. Moro sensibii.y is not saving. Many
arc affected by tho tragedy of tho Cross
who will not rccoivo its doctrines or deny
them solves a single Indulgence for His sako
who hung thereon.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-01

Old Rye.

I was made to be eaten,
And not to DO drank;
To be thrashed 10 barn,
And not soaked in q tank.
l came as pleasing,
When put through mill,
AS blight and curse,
Whom put through still.
Make me up into loavos,
Aud your children aro fed;
But if into drink,
l would starve them instead.
Into bread I'm the servant,
The eater shall rule,
IDto drink I'm the master,
Tho drinkcr fool.
Now, remember tho warning,
My strength III employ;
If eaten to strengthen,
If drank, to destroy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-01

1t is better to havo thorns in tho flesh ~
with grace to. endure them, than to have
no thorns and no grace.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-12

A DOWNTOWN woman got mad at
her husband, the other day, and in
wardly vowed that she wouldn't
speak to him again; no, never. And
how that man did enjoy himself. A
restful calm settled all over him; he
put his feet on the window-sill,
smoked his cigar in the parlor, went
out early and came in very late. ate
with his knife, brought friends
home to dinner unexpectedly, stayed
in bed until the fire was kindled, and
inhaled more true joy than he ever
dreamed the married state afforded.
And that woman was dancing mad,
and grew madden every day, till at
last she broke out, and the freshet of
tears vas but a preface to a deluge OF
talk that nearly wore the poor man
ont.-rTom Weaver.