Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-07-14

alike have been SO weak, years ago, that
J could not walk half y mile. My expert
once is, as a general ru!c, that one should
cat very moderately at first of such kinds
of food as agrees with him and as will Of
itself keep tho bowels opeu and loose. Take
al tho exercise in the open air that is pos
a'oIo to tako without getting very weary,
Tor tho person is not tho stomach, nor the
stomach the person. Yet, if a man gets
excessively weary, it will weaken tho stom-
ach, but moderate amount Of out-door
exccise Will create an appetite and excite
the tiow Of gastric juice into the stomach,
which will serve to assist it in degcsting
food. The sauo kind Of food does not
agree alike with all the dyspeptios.
What is good for ono is poison to another
The dry men in Anderson have
adopted the following:
Whereas, we believe the citi-
zcns of Anderson should have the
opportunity sof expressing their
will on the simple question as to-
whether license should be granted
by tho town authorities for the
sale of spirituous and malt liquors,
and whereas, we believe a free
and candid expression Of their
will can be best secured by hav-
ing q separate election on the
question:, at which the electors Of
the town can vote for or against
license as their judgment may die.
tate; therefore,
Resolved, That while we are
opposed to tho liquor traffic in
any shape or form, and shall use
every legitimate effort in our pow
CT to put a stop to it in our town,
at the same time the nomination
of a ticket for municipal officers
TO be known as a "Dry Ticket"
is, in our opinion, unadvisable,
and we agree to make no such
nomination; Provided the Town
Council provide an election TO be
held two or three days subsequent
to the election for Intcndant and
Wardcns, for tho purpose of as
containing the will Of the citizens
Of the town i'll regard to tho far
thcr granting Of license for the
sale of Intoxicating liquors and
that tho Democratic Club Of the
town put a ticket in the field
pledge to be governed by the result
of said election.
FULL PARTICULARS OF THE END
OF TIE lfoRLD.-Another author
ity unitcs with Mother Shipton in
pronouncing that tho end of tho
world will take place in the year
Of grace, 1881. In the fourteenth
century there lived Leonardo
Arctino, an Italian author. He
has fixed in his writings the exact
date Of the end of the world.
The fatal day is November 10,
1884. According to this distin-
guishcd authority the destruction
of tho earth and its inhabitants
will occupy fifteen days. The
cataclysnl will begin by an upris-
ing Of tho waters. This theory
has been supported by later scion
fists, who have discussed the pos
sibility Of both continents being
submerged in some remote future.
The human race, before perishing.
will lose the power Of speech. All
will he dead before the final day
tho 18th Of November.
Frederick Douglass recently visited tho
estate of Edmund Lloyd, in Maryland,
whence ho departed as slavo fifty years
ago. Ho was received with tho greatest
courtesy and kindness by tho great grand
sons of his former owner, and upon enter
ing Tho old hall whcro ho had often played.
as a a!avo boy, he was Invited to partake Of
tho hospitaities Of the house. Douglass was
vissbly affected at the great kindness and
consideration shown him and drank tho
health Of the family. It bcoa,nc noised
about among tho colored people that DOUG
lass had arrived and on his return to tho
boat he was ctby number OF tho descon.
dants Of the old slaves with whom he hid
been ncquainted when boy In conyer.
sption with them, no revived MANY Of tho
early incidents of his life. Mr.. Edmund
Lloyd and his two brothers accompaniment
Douglass back to tho cutter and after an
expression Of his gratitu dc to thcmia and
Good bless him. for their father no de.
parted.
The prohibition convention called to
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