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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-26
The Value:oftoea Papers,


Every honest rejecting mind knows
that the. local newspaper adds much to
the general wealth and prosperity OF
the. phsce, as wellas increases therep-
utatiou. of the. town abroad. 1t benefits
all who have business in the place, en-
haaces the value of property. besides
being a public convenience, even e not
conducted in the interest of the ruling
political power. Its columns are not
filed with brilliant editorials, still i
benefits you in every way 1t increases
trade. It cautious against imposition, it
saves yon from loss, it warns you Of
danger. il points out different adyan-
tages and increases your praits. Now.
if-you want such a paper you must
support it by advertising your business
in 1t; assist in increasing its circulation
by getting Your neighbors to subscribe
with y0n for al. If You want such a
paper, you must not consider it an act
Of charity to support, it. but as u means
to increase your own wealth as we'll as
,,bas Of the place; in which you live;
therefore. supportit by advertising and
subscribing and' paying for it.-ES.
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Codey's Lady's Book for February

Codey's LadY's Book for February
Is sparkling lumber. The steel plate
is Il beautiful sketch drawn by barley, rep
reSen,ing IL scene in The Criekes on the
Hearth, and the.rovcliette cherry SHOWS"
is thrilling love story from the !en Of
Carrie Beebe Groeler: The shorter stories,
poems, Recipes, Puzzles, Games. etc, are
ali tirst.cl.ss, aud .the Fashion unl Work
Departments, arc:yreplese with she very
latest designs TAX. IT, all in all, this mum.
ber is an exceptionally good one. We
would suggest 10 those who do not take it,
that the ;Lsdy's Book would make a hand
some holiday present TO your friend, Any
of our readers can be supplied promptly,
By leaTisg their orders at this Office We
will furnish our own paper and the Lady's
Book for the low price of 1915 per annum.
Now is good time to send iD your subsesip.
tion The publication Office is 1906. Chest.
nut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Personal
Mr.. w. C. Parker, Of: the Union Ho-
tel, was in town Tuesday.
=
,Hoof house at Helena, and will move
in few days. 80: -. ....:.
Mr.. j. A. Crotwell expects to leave
Monday or Tuesday on a business tip
to Florida, Brunswick, Ga.,: and other
places.
Messrs. J. H. Bouknight, " +. HUI
cit and, Belten Davenport, three: noble
Edgefelders. paid our town q yisis last
week. Nj Bouknight informed rs
that he intends to build a fine residence
on his plantation between Johnston
and Trenton; but he didn't say wheth~
er he would occupy it all bimself-not
likely. 49,:
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State SUNDAY School institute.

We are pleased to announce that ar
rsngements have been. made with Mr.
B. F. Jacobs, Of Chicago. Chairman.
afrlE 1Psyss8 Porter, Of Philadelphia.
Statistical Secretary, and others repre-
seriting the Executive Committee of; the
International Sunday School Conven-
lion, TO bold a. Sunday School Institute
al ChaSIestoa, ebrnarT 21-22. : The
Satisfied Secretaries The State San-
day School Cenvsntion. and the Presi-
dents of the County Conventions are
hereby requested to secure full repre-
sentation at this important meeting.
AL iprerested+in Sdndsy School work
are also invited to attend; and we are
authorized to say that entertainment
Will be furnished to sllose who come
- The exercises win begin at O'Clock
Tuesday morning. ..'; 49,,
r. D. SMART, Pres.
0G.E!W1EIkMs.-Ch-;Ex Com,
Papers thro2ghout the State are re-
quested to publish the above.
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Humbug Advertisements.

>
- The time never has been and never will
be when the people O. :his or any other
country can buy gold dollar for seventy
FIVE cents. Neither can YOU, dear reader,
purchase an organ worth three or four hun.
drsd dollars for, ,s6o. This is al 19psense.
Still &eS have no objection to iotGzr ipeople
doing their business just as they see he
We are selinga good, honest made Piano
at from SlS5 to 1915, and good, honest
Organ mot all stops) for from S+S to s475.
All our goods are made, upon honor, and
we send to any part Of the world on test
trial, and if 40 p!easee no keepee, as the
Chinanan would say. For Che past ten
years. we have sentboth Pianos aud Organs
to every part Of the eiwofldS and our i.ssru'
ments give the most universal satisfaction.
If you wish good Instrument, one that
will always last you, ne shall :be7pleased to
send you our catalogue and prices and if
vou. purchase one Of thefRoa,as Brothers
Silver Tone Instruments you will get what
you require, and one instrument sold in
neighborhood 4lways sells MS Tn6fe. & sd.
dress, fot:prices, etc; JAS q. Thomas, Sue.
cessor 10 Thomas Brothers. rCaSsiE MY,
U. S. A. - Alt
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Suit the Action.

Suit the Action.
The best Liniment in the world for
man or beast is Coussens' Lightning
Imminent. For Rheumatism. Lame
Back, Pain in side, Neuralgia, Corns
and Bunions, it is a certain cure, and
'for SPAWN, Ringhone, Calls, Cuts and
Scratches on animals, it: Is the best
remedy known: Price 5o'ceuts bot
tie. Whites Cream White Vermfnge
is the best worm killer. For sale by
Or. We. Pelham. " .~zie.o.Wz
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DIAMOND,

DIAMOND.
My first is but part Of spruce.
The next a. food for infants' USE, "a
I Two:animsls follow il the traiusS
And next q medicine that eases pain.
A flower is next if I've not forgotten,
And, seventh is fabric made Of cot
tom. = !: ::
By Indian women It's often worn,
Their forms to cover or adorn.
The eighth is worn upon the throat,
And the last is found in every coat.
81. Rec.
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The American kgrieutturist. :

For February is; at hand, and is q
splendid number, filed with good things
anu finely illustrated. It IL ons Of che.
best agricultural monthlies We receive
and should be taken by every farmer.
No number Of it but is worth the years
subscription. Our advice is to take it
by sending $3.50 to the Orange Judd
Company. New York, or by clubbing
WITH theHEgAsp as>Ss. ~-n,s.s
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Meat Roase Broken Open.

= :? DR.. Jno. NJ, Thompson, Of Silver
Street, met with the misfortune Of hav-
3 ing bis NEST house broken open the
Nil ght of the 18th instsnt. The rogues
: got Eve shoulders, three hams, four
middlings and two jowls Of pork and
half q, niddling of bacol..
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Father IS Getting well.

My daughters say, How much bet
tor father is since ne used Hop Bitters. -
He is getting well after his long safer
ing from disease declared incurable,
and We are SO glad that he used your
Bitters.-A lady of Rochester, y. Y
Q!ice RsraEa. j / p
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A. "a a.sj 81 70: F,ig

The Newberry Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society met. in the. Court
Hoass Eridsy. 10th. Owing; no; doubt
to the bad weather, there was not .
quorum present for the transaction o!
business, Those. present, exchanged
views With esch other, eViucing a de-
termination to carry the present enter
prise to 3 successful issue. The Socie-
sysadloucned, on motion, to meet again
st tue call Of the Executive Committee,
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WORD PUZZLE.

= Take the nearestbeingto you who
ever lived, cut odt its heart and its
head and tail will then be alike. Join
them together again, and it is as dear
to you and as perfect as ever. What is
.;tos < -: =. - IN. =
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Religious.

There will be preaching. 1t elders
Creek Church {D..F9 next Sabbath,
the 18th instant; and hereafter the
regular ,iaysof preaching at this Chureh h
will be changed from the second to the
fourth Sabbath of each month; and at
Mt. Bethel Church from the fourth to
the second Sabbath of each month.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-26

The. Columbia Register will be club
hed with the HERALD as follows = Week.
'ly Register and HERALD $3.50, 1r1-
soeeSly Register and HERALD IS, DGily
Register and HERALD SS.75. > ::
The Weekly Eeonaaa and HERALD at
s. 80. Ait.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-26

=. Nj. A. ". T. Simmons, who hiss the
New0erry Hotel leased for FIVE years
from May, 1880. has transferred bis
lease to Mr.. NJ. c. Galluchat. OF Man
ming. Mr.. Galluchat will tske charge
about the first of March. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-26

Roval Baking Powder. Sea Foam,
Hors6ord Bead PrepaEation snd sPo-
tspsco Baking Powders at t$.:s; IS
2-tf 20 5;ssss q. gJesEs'.
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pRnnoyance Avoided.

Gray hairs are honorable. but their
premature appearance is annoying
Rarkev's4{nir Bslssn, prevents the an
noyance by promptly restoring the.
youthful color.
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School Teachers.
The Board of Examiners issued GER
tificates to the following teachers last
week:
FIRST GRADE-G. A. Mills, l.. l..
Dominick, Frank Moon, Miss Asenath
Moon, VIM. Edrington, Miss Nellie
Chapman, L. w. Long.
SECOND .GRADE-B. +. Means, COL,
Anna r. Dawkins, col. .... .
THIRD GRADE-George A. Arthur,
COL, Newton Butler, JAS. II. Thomas,
col.
SPECIAL LCENsE-O.: L., Singleton.
col. :. :. ....u
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Osgs' Puzzle Corner.
ANSWERS TO LAST PUZZLES.

= EN1GMA.-EliZabeth Barrett Brown
ing. g.:
TRANsPos1TrONs.-l. Sack, cask. 2.
Diet, tied. 8. Dale, deal. 4. Dab.
bad 5. Dare, read. 6. Plane. panel.
I. Grade, ragged.
zGHxRADE.-Seaweed3g 17;3
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. Attention is called TO the advertise
mont Of Mr.. &. L. Pratt in this issne,
fsgbo alters Thomas Smoothing Harrow
,,fprssalsx Capt. Wsrdlsw, Hlaaszeasa be
found at the Depot. will show and ez-
plain IL. it,.,.z...ss..ys.r-,.----- ,-zsssrsysysz.
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sAeileox, Gibbs & Co. \
. The we'll known. guano dealers Of
E1arlestoa and Savannah; hsye an Ssd-
syertisement in the HERALD, to which
I'VE call the attention Of farmerssand
Others. 80 ...-'s -..r- $
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kenaairs Ireeatisg on ths Horse:

KendaiFs Treatise on the Horse.
This.vsksbie book is fo: ssle at the
HERALD Book. Store, price only 25 cents
for single eopy, or five copies 6s p 90.
This book tells you what. to do for your
horse when sick, and treats ct every dis
ease to which 4 horse is liable Get a
copy, aud save. money and anxiety.
Only; for sale atthe :. ! i,.:>.:si
51-tf HERALD Book STORE.
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MIR. W

Mr.. w. A Cline. -. : -. 49,, ..-
The veteran and indefatigable house
builder Of Newberry, paid our Town u
visit, one day this week for the. purpose
lofdrswingspaans and submitting esti.
mates for the erection of a large brick
building for our townsmen, Messrs.
Ball & Watts. The building is TO be
three stories, including basement. and
haye a glass and iron front, with bronze
finish. Mr.. Cline informs US that 1t is
quite likely he viii get The building Of
several other fine honses in Our Town,
So we. hope. .Laurens is looking up-
ward; sndS ON Ward.-LdarenswLlc Her.
aid, 20M. :. &
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DECAPITATIONS.

/. Behead bird, and leave a vessel.
2. Behead a kind of lumber, and leave
a word meaning thin. =. !,
8. Behead, slender, and leave a. bird:
4: Behead a carpenters tool, and
leave road. '.. ..- ....
= 5. Behead cavity, and leave pro
noun. ;'... .-. --.'.
6. Behead dish, and leave bird. .
;;F7 :TiH !! COUSIN KIrTIE.
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Ham Sausage, Corned Beef and a
fine lot of other fresh canned goods.
lust received, at a. c.. JONES', 2-tf
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o4tte|G. =.
. rMotieessof administration, Gzsd Other
ss4raas@SSes, e5SssaarIes, tributes of .rs-
sosc& Sasd asotice$.of meetings, Gs Re9 qs
cone1sSa;catSoa:S Of pe1sosiGl cAGfacter,
nes4a be paid for in aslrance -,
ITe sgbscrfptaoss price Of Ns AerGtd
IS $500 for tscslce months, Sl.Oo Tor S1,
moastas, 50 cersts tos. three. months a'sd
25 cents for one month, IN attvH''ce..
MONIES IN future a'in mo-: BE- gltIctat o''
Tie, ,sas6scr1;ptioss books ss'sts! tie cash or.
Sts eQas6Uales& IS paid. .. 80 .; :; . d, !
,-R All communications relating to
personal interests will be inserted at
regular advertising rates, one dollar per
square, cash in advance. = = 90 II !;
eoye.3I = COS Seyspaper Advertising Bu-
reap 10 Spruce ST. where advertising con
tracts may be made torit in New YORK : ,
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Euy-Canued Goods,
] .Newbsry Hotel

Fancy Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco,
xkem &c. JONES = 2 ~ rf+l-tk
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Thomas Smoothing Harrow.

Buy Ia Best. SMOKING Cigars on
,.hs. market from s. G. JONES. .4l--tf.
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tLisns for Sale. .:'.~.
& Blank Liens for supplies and for rent,
for sale at this Office. '.-
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Esor Supper S,:
On the benefit of the Methodist Par
ssonsse VIII 30 given during the, FIRST
- - ~ 3f1a6o ~ - = a. : - -" 50
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Deaths. =. .;o.:'': l.. -. ;.,... : -, .-.
An. infant son Of Mr.. 0. L. Schum-
pert died yesterday. aged FIVE days.
Mrs. Emms F. Blodget,. daughter Of
Nsyor j. P. Pool. of Newberry. died At
her home IN Atlanta Sunday, 22nd.
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MIR. I.::sS.C Bowers. post master at
Prosperity is our authorized agent at
that place. ..... 49,.
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ssNjlcox, Gibbs & Co ,

s8uy Choice Fruits = .
3 Ofau kinds from 4. G. JONES: Att
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POST OFFICE
cHANGEOE SCHEDULE,

SPECIAL NOTICE-Busi,sess ssd-
tees IN this local cosses'sD arc shAsesteG Gn
the rtsts Of 15,ceasts per tine eteh s1s$er-
ton.
.O5ataariess notices Of aseetsnes, COM
nsurscatsoas TelGtiaag to, personal s'stef-
ssts, tributes Of respect, &c. are ciargN
as. regular advertisements at 81 per
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Three Cheers, ~ =. .::ii;.'~
If afflicted with that most painful and
annoying disease. Hemorrhoids, or
. FIes.3 usa Csblera Buckeye PiEesO Oint-
ment. 1t is victorious in cases of even
the longest standing. and establishes a
permanent cure. Procure bottle. and
be relieved. Price SO cents. = Whites
Cream White Vermifuge is the best
worm killer, For. sale, by DR.. w, E.
Pe1hs,nTn, ~ zElG a<% ~ ~ 4 Ee0w.
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The Newberry Debating Society

The Newberry Debating Society ...:
Held its regular weekly meeting Fri
day night, 20ths in the office of 'Messrs.
Johnstone & Cromer. Fourteen new
members were added to the roll. The
question, .'Are the mental capacities Of
the sexes equal?" was debated by G. 6.
Sale and A.P. Pifer in the affirmative
and G. 3. Cromer in. the negative, and
was:decided in the negative. Tho Com
nittee, consisting of. Messrs- Sale and
Hunt, appointed at previous meeting
TO procure q Hall for the Club, reported
that the hall in the: second STORY Of the
building on the corner. of, Boyce and
Adams Streets, used by, Kosciusko
Lodge of Good Templars, could be pro-
cured on favorable terms. The COM
mittee was empowered to contract for
the hall; and the next meeting Of the
Club VIII be held in tMsltail next Fri
day night at7l-2 O'Clock. The ques-
ton for debate is, Was the execmlono oi
lCharlesI justifiableP Debaters-aMrn-
ative, Prof +. II. Aull; negative, Prof.
B. w. Bittle.
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Club Rates.

sg The best Organ at Eduard scholtz's.
2l-Iv -
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"a MAYBlN & TARRAMJ'S
ONION SETS,
DRUG STORE.

RED AND WHITE, just received at
MAYBIN l. TARRANI'S =
Jan. 26, 4-U Drug Store.
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Sosp, Starch, Blueing, Pepper, Spices
and Soda at A. c.. JONES. '2-tt
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Witnesses.

living WITNESSES.
The hundreds of hearty ard 'heahhy
looking men, women and children that
have been rescued from beds Of pain'
sickness and we'll nigh death by Park
er,s Ginger Tonic ;arethe best evidences
inahe world of its sterling merit and
worth. You will find such in almost
every community.
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CiarksYiIIe School.

The people in the Northwestern sec
tion of the County have united together
. bailding what we doubt not is the
fsesEcountry scheel house hlhe County
outside: Of the aowns.z 1t issa neat, com,
Portable frame house with glass VIM
dows; and is we'll ventilated and roomy.
It speaks wei. for the community. The
school. house is near Mr.. ?: Clark
Smhhs, J and, is balloon a1-3 acre'lotii
given by Mr.. Smith for this purpose.
MIR. Jno Mckittrick is the teacher for
the present year. The school has been
named, ip homer of Dr. 3. r Clark and
P. Clark Smith, "Clarksyille School"
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Nearly every "o!dest Inhaoltant,
f-and~yeuagest- -oaes- too has gges into a
chronic state Of grumbling abont the
weather. He never saw so much rain
in his life; never heard Of such wealth
er." The weather: has not been good;
only two clear days since the year be-
gan. Bot, for the. benefit of these grum-
8 661lers; 1Mr. ~Jno:: @: Peoples. who has
kept diary of the weather since 1852,
gives us the following facts concerning
last winter and the winter before. Last
winter it showed Christmas Eve and
between that time and the 18th Of Jsn-
/ 1args t. was lc1ondy and raining and
showing; with scarcely a clear day.
Winter before last a wet spell set in the
Sd of November and lasted, with the
Intervention of very few clear days,
until the 18th Of January. ..-...,,
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mir. dino. Nv. .sseost,oof Liberty 4ish,
is the only juror from this County for
the U. S. Circuit Court which meets in
Charleston in April; he is on the petit
;,1rv
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Lives of great men always remind
us,thatwes aye, al subject to die, says
M exchange but never cough yourseH
away as long as you can raise 25 cents
for a bottle of;iRH BuA's Cough Syrup:
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Do all that lies in your. power to add
to the happiness Of your friends to-day.
Evsnthoagh it be but little. Z. neglect it
pot. gDo not wait untiEnext%month, or,
next week.
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:, Our indefatigable Council have been
fighting mud for a week or more, their
weapons being brick bats, rocks'and
sand. Several important crossings have
been made passable.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-05

Some of the cotton mills in the South pay. On a capital of $54O, 900 the Gtaniteville mills at Augusta paid cash. dividend of ten per cent for the past year. But in addition to this ten per cent. dividend, there was over twenty per cent, or $l25, GOO, carried to the surplus fund. The Graniteville has paid ten per cent. per annum steadily, and out of it's surplus above this, has buit and paid for a mill, the Vaucluse, costing S375,O ,OOO. This new mill alone earned ST, 1G6 90 during the past year, or over twelve per cent. on the entire capital of both mills. In addition to all this, the company has accumulated new surplus since building the Vaucluse mill, which now foots up $293,S62, or nearly enough to build and pay for B third mill.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-05
LICEN SED.

Why is it that we hear so much about the Cochin China, but nothing about the horse = PhiLadeLphia CTrOnicle-Herald.
 A western paper announces that upon the occasion of recent boiler explosion in the neighborhood ''betWeen three and four men were killed"
 It is we'll we cannot see into the future. Fancy the disgust of Pizarro if he could have foreseen Shipherd and his guano claim. -Syracuse Herald.
 The Boston Post says Jesse James was Republican. Perhaps so No matter how degraded and deeply steeped in crime man might be, he generally possesses at least one good trait.-N07Tfst0aon Herald.
 There are many remedies advertised for the purpose, but the best way to make hens lay is to post up in the chicken house no tice that eggs are going down five cents dozen every day.-N0rth Anle12cG7e -nGTu- ti1cturer.
 ''Amicus Cato, amicus Plato, amicus Cic- ero. sed major yeritas" The next morning the lawyer found himself reported in the newspapers as follows: q may cuss Cato, l may cuss Plato, may cuss Cicero, said Ma- jor Veritas."
 New York man went into a crowded car and asked if he could have the seat which was then occupied by hat, whose owner was sitting in the next seat. The man angrily grasping his hat answered ''Yes, take it, If you're hog" 'rm so near one that l guess I'll take it," said the other.-Sat Luke Tribune.
 It was an Ohio man who, when terrible storm set in one night, rushed into the house of a neighbor and cried out ''Jones, this Is the ending up of earth !" I'm afraid SO I'm afraid so :" was the reply. And what shall we do?" Make your peace with heaven" :" The wind blew still stronger, the house began to shake and the excited man exclaimed: clones, you lost five bushels of wheat last fall" Yes" And you have your suspicious 2" II have. The man that took my wheat had better own up." ''Can you forgive him ?' "I can." Well" Here the wind suddenly dropped, and after look through the window the conscience stricken man turned and finished: Yes, if ever I meet him I'll advise him to call around. ."-DetrOit Free Peess. Dearest, sweetest, best of girls, I'd com pare thy teeth to pearls; I would swear thy lips with kisses Wer but meant to teach wha. bliss is;
 would VOW that in thine eyes BouudIess wealth of P ssion lies; Th t thy sculptor might View with unalloyed delight; I would praise th< every charm, If I did so where's the harm |? All these things and more I'd do
 Ii I loved thee fondly true,
 don't
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-05

the base of the trouble. Our present school system overworks the brightest intellects among our boys and girls. He added: My daughter came out of the high school wreck ed in health My youngest child in the prl- mary school broke down, and I've had to take him out and send him to a private school. I believe the primary schools are outrageous in the amount of work they give the children today" The Hon. J. H. Drum mond declared that two of his daughters had come out of the high school broken down in health.
 Most of the emigrants now arriving at our ports are very desirable additions to our pop ulation. Nearly forty per cent. are Ger mans. There are also great many Hollan- ders and Scandinavians, nearly all of whom are either skilled workmen or possessed of sufficient money to start themselves in new homes. The English and Scotch who come were never of better character and the Irish share the general improvement. In fact, 1t seems to be true that the only immigrants who are wholly undesirable are the Italians. They come in cargoes. They are poor as poverty itself ship load of twelve hun dred who arrived recently had only SlO5 among them. This is in vivid contrast with a cargo of six hundred and seventy Germans the same week, some of whom had 5, 800 in money and none of whom had less than $6O.