Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-08-02

"She fOrgaVe you then-fOrglFeS you
still-and has come to say that you can have
her grandchild for your own"
ooh, give me herself Also" cried Abiel
the lady's hand and drew aside the veil
from the calm sweet face of his old love,
Mary Albright
Need we 20 on with the sequel?
They were married on the next Christ
mas, and have ever since been counted
among the happiest of mortals.
And now, instead Of curses, A.biel Grimes
heaps blessings on every Chistmas, and allthe
poor around heap blessings on Abiel Grimes,
and on his sweet wife, and his good sister,
and his darling pet, and on all that belong
to him and them.
THE FIRST MORMON MAREIAGE.-T
first celestial marriage" occurred by stealth,
on the banks of the Mississippi, near Maui
VOC, III. Joseph Smith "sealed" to James
Noble a second wife. Mobiles first wife
soon died of broken heart, and the second
wife went insane and also died. When
Smith married Noble, the latter also mar
ried Smith to a second wife. The first Mrs.
Smith clung to the prophet until mob
killed him, and then married Gentle,
and at last accounts was still living at Nau-
WOO. In defence of polygamy the exam
pies of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses,
correlation of the "Book Of Mormon" we
are pointed to the burned cities of Palen-
vue and Uxmal, in Central America; to the
mounds in the Mississippi valley, and to
other we'll known vestiges of a. prehistoric
race. When a good Mormon dies who
'has lived up to his religion" and has had
dozen or two wives and fifty or sixty
children, he does not become a mere angel,
like an ordinary Christian-he becomes Il
god, with world of his own to reign over.
A Norman wife who opposes the polyga-
NOUS marriage of her husband goes to hell
and is "destrOyed." A Mormon who obeys
the mandates of the church in most respects,
but neglects to Ego into polygamy,"' be-
comes mere angel, who must De kind OF
celestial servant to the gods and other an
gels. His wife must share the same humili-
ating fate. The doctrine of "hlood atone
throat is cut, the spilling of his blood upon
the ground will save his soul. If he is left
to die natural death his soul will goto hell.
A great many apostate souls have been
saved in Utah. This, in substance, is the
Mormon religion.
RECIPE FOR KEEPING COoL.--Saida a ply
sician, yesterday, who looked cool in spite
of the thermometer
1t is supposed by most persons that if they
bathe in cold water, drink iced lemonade,
ginger ale, ice water, ETC., sleep with thin
coverlet over them, eat cold dinners, and
rub their faces with their pocket handker-
chiefs every few moments, theywill be cool,
or, at least, as comfortable. as the weather
will permit Now, this is all wrong. A
cool drink makes one feel exceedingly COM
Portable for few minutes, and then the in
dividual will feel warmer than ever and
perspire more prOfusely.
The best way to keep cool is as tOllOWS:
Do not drink any ice water; take only one
glass of soda or lemonade a day eat warm
dinner, but do not eat quite as much as you
want; take hot coffee or tea for breakfast,
just as you do in winter; sleep with very
light gauze blanket over you iii the night,
and take sponge-bath in tepid salt water
before retiring. This makes the body cool,
and keeps mosquitoes away. DO not wear
a heavy hat or tight collar wear light flan-
nels, low-cut shoes, carry, an umbrella, and
above all, do not rub your face too often, be-
greaterdegree, and makes you perspire more
freely. If this advice is strictly followed
you will be cooler and healthier.-N. Y.
Journal.
GREELEY's LAST VISIT TO THE "TRI-
BUNE."-A correspondent of the London Life
gives the following touching account of the
great American editors last visit to- the
editorial rooms Of the paper he founded:
What an end was his! | know not a
sadder story than Of his final appearance in
the much-loved, familiar office of the 1fi-
6,nae, the scene of all his past glories. 1t
was after his crushing defeat in that rash,
ill-considered attempt to become President
of the United States-the out-cropping OF
personal and political ambition altogether
unworthy Of him, and of which he had
never been suspected. Dismayed at his
failure and the consequent falling off in cir
culation, the stockholders of the Tribune
had ruled out some of his editorials. 81
have received orders," said honest, sorrow
full Tom Rocker, the foreman of the COM
posing-room, "to no longer recognize you
as editor -in-chief, Mr.. Greeley" Grasping
sWered: atom, is this my reward? Good
bye, Tom; I shall never darken the door
of the Tribune again." And so it proved.
He went away a heart-broken man. This
was the 9Th Of November, 1872, and in a
fortnight the newsboys were crying, 1.-The
death of Horace Greeley"
THE LITTLE ONE Is DEAD.-A little
child is dead; the house has just put on a
quiet, unknown before. The room is dark
ened-that room where lies in quiet state
the little form made royal by the dignity of
death; that great destroyer invisible, yet
most potent for all thatseems to us most Ill
the touch of whose cold finger changes the
eye of laughter to darkened windows. NO
more the mirror of soul, for that has fled.
The brightness of the eyes is sforeverchilled-
no more they will sparkle with joy or gleam
with mirth. The parents will catch their
breath with bitter sob when some child
ish voice in mirthful melody repeats some
cadence rendered familiar by the music OF
voice now silent. Forgetting, perhaps
for moment, they listen for the patterinng
of tiny feet which shall echo no more for
them ON earth The ministrations of love
are all uncalled for now, when how joyfully
would they be paid to the fullest. 1t will
not be long ere the father will forget to miss
the merry hustle with which his nightly
homecoming was wont to be greeted; and
the mothers empty clasp will remind her
when she aWakens from some troubled
dream, that her arms are empty as her heart
is desolate.-IMs. Il. e. Rey6u'n.
asgA John Bright wrote, lately, a note in
which occurred this passage: If children
at school can be made to understand how 1t
| is lust and noble to be humaneeven to what
we term inferior animals, it will do much
to give them a higher character and tone