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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
2nxembnr9er Gazette.

Spra@e absefaBt iei, Der GrbIafer aber,
Elm Oeatider, nidt ensIii9 babe Ieien
fOnnen. Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bes
Wisconiiner Sberseri6ts fifteen ii9 MID.
auf Prdesbsn3fiQe, ba feline ioI@e aut;u'
finben waren, unb beiasen ~folsenbes: IS
1T burdaus ni9t notbwenbis, baB Elm grbs
lafer iein eiSenes Teitament ielbf gu leien
permas; benn penn cine ioIde Mnfors
beruns sefteat wiirbe, 10 miiBte jsbsm
Bltnoen unb Sebem, Der ni6t Ieien selernt
Fat, bic 8efabisuns CUR @bfafuns zines
redtssiltisen Teitamentes psriast fem.
@ues, mas CUR @iiltisteit zines Eeitamens
ties notbwenbis 1T, beitebt BARN, baB Der
grblaiier iber ben SnbaIt bes Seitamentss
unterri9tet seweien lit unb sewuBt bat,
mas er nit ieinem Namsn unter3ei9nete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
&anias.

= 3uei beruorrasenbe 8irser BON Mts
4ifon proSeiftren NIT chamber um neun
Gents.
= Mm 80. San. 1886 beaebt Ranias
ieinen 25. @eburtstas als Staat; in & o.
peta trifft man Sorbereitunsen gu elmer
wiirbisen Seier.
SIN ellis 6 o.. 1T BET gertauf pon
S4uudnbereien an S~pefulanten aeri1tli1
unteria9t worben; es banbeIt it9 babel
UNI 80, 900 Ncres 2anb, bas nun pom wirts
li9en Mniieblern 81 s3-4 per Icre nit
2oidbriser 5a~blunssfrif setauft wsrben
tann.
= Gi1ter WaI bat enti9ieben, baB bic
pom County 8insman Der Senuer, Mem;
pbis & unb stlantic 8abn, @eieli6aft
sussiasten Bombs i'm getrage pom 1926, :
600 nitt obseliefert wsrben biirfen, ba bic
erwdbnte @eieli9aft MIR befust iei cine
i9maIipurise Sabn gu buuen, ni6t aber,
wie iie beabii9tiste, cine Sabn non rsgel=
mdBtger Meite. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
8orfi9tsmaBreseln sur Sers
bitun9 Der &artoffeItrants
heif

Oie wi9tisften gorii9ismabreseln ses
seniiber bteier &rantbeit iinb folsenbe:
y Man laiIe fetne perbd9tisen Ibfdue
mad Der &artoffelernte auf benz Selbe sus
rid; faule &nollen iammt benz susebSrisen
Sraut ioIten uerbrannt obsr tief psri6arrt
.lnb unter fsinen llmifdnben su Sinser.
speden perpenoet werben. p Wan bringe
bic &artofieln In trcdene Seller, i~ortire iie
mebrmals unb turS bintereinanber unb lese
ieben &nolen, Der cine Spur pom 6aulniB
seist, CUR Sette; aud bic &uoqen, wel9e
neben ben anseitetten lasen, brinse man
an einem beionberen Ylate unter. 81 Sn
Der naditen Saiion itefe man nur &ars
~toffsln, bic ausen II n 3 in n IL pDnis se:
iunb finb. A @enn trsenb mOSIid,
pflanse ma bic Sartoffeln ni9t mebr uuf
bemieIben Seloe on, wie I'M porisen Sabre,
nod in Der nd9iten Ndbe bapon: benn
tros 8ea6tuns ber eritsrpdbntsn Dor:
ii9tsmaBresel f0nnen nod mebr ooer we:
niger &ranfbeitsfeime auf Dem Selbe suriif;
seblieben fem. 81 Man pflanse bic Gar,
toffeln ~iiibweitli9 BON anberen &artofieI:
felbern pber norb6ifli9 BON @ebSls ODE,
anberen uncultipirten 9dnbereien an, I'm
aus ben BET uns uorberri6enben @inbri9:
tlnsen mOslidit pisl gortbeil gu Sisben.
81 Sin trofener unb lei6ter Boben eisnei
ii6 am beiten gum &artofielfelb am I'M:
siinitisiten 1T 0ebmboben un6 dbnli9e, Die
6su5tisfeit ~feitbaItenbe grbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
Seine bon DER ssiWemf6ait estbeiIte Sab

NOR iesensreider ais ~oieienise, welds ben Sewobnern Der
pom Malaria beimseindteu gessnhen her Ssretnt9tsn
Siaatsu unb Der 2Ssucstreiie aus benz eebruude pon
Sofetter's Wasenbittsrem gu &bstl ssworS
ben TIT. gieIidbriss G~riabruns bat uur 81 tlar bic hn>
pirtiamfsit Gbinins uus anoersr @rjueiitoife CUR Sefdns
pIuus hes @eitsrsrsiisns pom &sbielz, conseittusn une
Gausnfsbsrn ~earastban, pdbrsns anesrsrisits ntdt mhns
Der tlar bspieisn worsen lit, eaB ter @sbrau4 hes Bites
rem, elmer Der idwadftsn SSrperbeidaisnbsit sntrdslittn
arsnsi. rstu botaniiasu rriprunss, sinsn SuuerIdidssn
Sdue sesen malariite 6rgntb,tt &c pdbrt uno ibr einbalt
t,ut, penH tie hh eutwiddt bot. a4t 1T IS Elm boat
mir'iames Seilmittel ee8en Dtagen-, sebers nno llniers
Risrsn. appettt uuo Sdlai wsreen odour4 seb,Hert; IS
psrtreibt bic rbsumattidtn Sdtte ans benz Slut uno berets
dert einsn bur5 unbuldngltdsn StotwebisI perarntst
Blutumlduf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
3u Samie

fiblc ij mid chue cieie gr;nei nitjt ii6sr.
NidItS fonmt ibr ,lr Seilung bon 2eber=
leioeu uuo sur 6eiuigung beS Slutes gleih."
sSrou q. .. Alen pou gSiuterpod, Sa.,
idreibt: y.Mein iiingites Sino wlroc inn
Glitter BON Siuci Sabreu bon einem Inter
lcibSleioen ergrifien, oaS mir niht III beileu
perntod)ter. gSir perll,dten piele Seilmits
tel, aber es iplroe INNER ldlinlnier, uno
sulctt mar oas Sinh 10 abgeialen, oa6 eS
MIR aui sinem aiiien bin uro ber getragen
iperoen fonnte. Gtner Der aerSte bafte, Die
llriahe lage in Sfropbelr. gir periaoften
ms cine 6laIfe bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05

unb erfrii9t Self unb &Srper, ct bsiitt
nod auBerbem 10 por3islide giseni9aften,
wslde bur9 cine anbere Sru9t gar ni9t
eriett werben %f0nuen; er lift in uielen Sal
len elm su wenis ~9etanntes unb sei9dttes
Sausmittel fir GENTLE &rantbeiten, baber
1T bic Inpflan3uns pom gpfelbdumen,
wsI9e IN beitimmten Sorten ieIbft I'M
rauben &lima uor3usIi9 sebeiben, nur gu
empfeblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
@tsconTn.

= 0as Sberitaatsseri3t pom @iscous
fin bat enti9ieben, baB elm Teitament aud
bann siltis lit, penn Der Seitator ober
grblaHer es ni9t leien tonnte. 0as be-
treifenbe Teitamet mar auf ben @runb bin
ansefo9ten worben, baB es tn ensli9er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
Ttnbet Gid

in glber's Sariaparilla. 0tir bat ie bic
@eiunSbeit pollfommeu fpieoer bergefellt."
Sames Srenh bon Itdiion, Sanias,
ifreibt: yNlen, Die oil Der 0eber leioen,
empieble i9 oringeub gper'S Sariaparilla.
SD mar beitabe ;ipei Sabre lang nit elmer
Grfranflng Der 2eber geqrdlt; ga rietb mir
ein SreitnS 81 bieier Ar;nei; unb iie pers
ihaffte mir ioglei6 GrleihterlIng, unb beilte
mid ;u!ctt pollitdnoig." Srdu -. Wf. atos
Der, Al 3mtgbtS Gin, Soitor, Wiali., idreibt:
,Seit mehreren Sahren sebralide i6 9per's
Sarlopdrilla in meiner Sonlilie, iiilo ielbt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
1as GHM

bat MIR ba iein Serbleiben, no &5rper uno
Self pollfOmmen seilro ittb; unb bas fam
man erlansen, ipern man iein Slut ourd
gper's S~ariaparila reinist unb ftdrft. 6.
%. Sowaro BON Neiuport, q. s., ihreibt:
Sabre lang lit ih on Sfropbeln. Sas
bette Otittel qeqer bieIe Sranfbeit
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Mper's


NIB gaben linn bapon elm; uno lie iuirtte
mabrlid) Nunber, benn nadl fir;er 3eit mar
baS Sinh pollfommcn gebeilt."
Sn alien g(potbeteu III baben.
grsis 81; Se6s 5lai6en, S..
3ubereitet BON Or. s. 6. 9(per & Co.,
2omel, Ntaii., Ser. ct. b. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
3 ur gebanbIuasber Serbe i'm
Wtnter.

Wtnfer.
gs fommt ni9t ielten Dor, baB Hferoe,
uel9e i'm CONNER ptel ms Sreie fommeu,
basegen i'm Winter piel I'M Stale iteben,
iowie iol9e, bic i'm CONNER bGufis Grim
futter betommcn, i'm Winter on 9lppetits
mansel leioen unb ibr slansenoes Saar
perlieren. 8ei lol6en Gbieren lit es anse>
seist, ibnen BON 3eit gu 3eit etuas iaftises
Sutter gu uerabrei9en, bas better ais
cine Mebisin pirft. 9lm beiten eisnen ii9
fir bieisn 3wed @eIbriben (garotten ober
W0bren), wOuon mO9eutlid sweis ober
breimaI elm paar Stife fem sei9nitten unb
inter bas iibrige 5utter semii9t werbsn
iouten. sic witfen Elm wenis abfibrenb
unb trasen iebr uieI basu Bel, bic Sbiere
in sutem 3uftano su erbalten. OaB fie
Bel siinitiser 0itteruns fleiBis aussefibrt
perben miifen, wenn iie ni9t ltsif wer6en
iOaen, lit wObl CUR @emise betannt.
&ibe fur bic Wil6uirtbidaft i'm @in.
ter ioIten i'm Nouember fir bic pole Siits
teruns einseitslt perben. gs 1T leidter,
ben pollen WfiI9fuB gu %unterbaIten, als
i'm wieber berSuiteleu, nadbem er einmal
na9selaiIen bat. SIS BARI ni1t perseHen
werben, baB MiIb rnb Butter nur pom
l1ebsrfluB bes Suffers, na1bem bic anbes
ren 9ebensfunctionen, bic iid auf bas blos
be 2eben unb gewesen be3isbsn, periorst
ftnb, erSeust wirb. gs 1T barum fait cine
NOtbwenbisfeit, jebenfaas winidenswertb,
baB eine Sub in sutem 3uftanbe, weniss
items BET pollen Sleii9 unb in Der beits1
@eiunbbeit, erbalten wtrb.
8irften, gefrurnen, 8oblseidmad unO
Saltbarfeit wieber gu ueri6affen. = Das
Wittel, poburd man BON erfrornen 2lepfeln
unb anberen Sa9eu ben Jroit aussiebt unb
iol9e uieber senieBbar ma9t, lit jebr BE,
FAINT, man le9t fe naulli9 In faltes @ais
fer, ba it9 bann runb nm bas grfrorene
cine gisrinbe aniett. 9uf bieIe Dirt fam
man aud nit erfornen Wiiriten perfobren.
Wan iett IN cine temperirte Stube elm @es
fdB nit faltem Srunnenuaiisr, lest bic ses
frornen Wiirite binein unb I6Bt iol9e 70
barinnsn Iiesen. bis bic, fi9 UNI bic
S9ale anseiests gisrinbe mieber aufses
tbaut lit. gtun nimmt man he mieber bers
aus. Oa aber nit benz .Sroit aud bieies
ntsen Sbeile, wsl9e ben Wiiriten @el9mad
unb 9altbarteit seben, ~ausse3osen wsrbsn,
10 muB man iu4en, ibnen folde wieber ;u
Oiefes sei9iebt, wenn man
bic S4aIe an mebreren Srten nit elmer
9abeI bur@iti@t, unb fie. bann einise Gage
tn einem nit Sal5waier ansefiQten @efas
Be liesen ldBt. Oie 10 bebanbsIten erfrors
men Wdrite werben ft9 bann ben sansen
CONNER iber gut unb AUDI i9madbnft ers
baltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05

= @uf cine sntistIide Dirt lit Nnfurs
DECEMBER in Donner d NJ Elm Sweis
idbrises Sinb um's 2eben sefommen.
Oaiielbe mar BON Der Mutter auf einem
StubIe feitsebunbsn unb neben bas ofiene
Serer selteQt worben. Sierauf entfernte
ii9 bic Mutter gu elmer Selbarbeit unb bat
cine Nadbarin, ab uno gu mad benz &jnbs
gu ieben. Na4 GINGER Seit betrat Iettere
bas 3immer, gu ibrem Gntieten mar iebo9
bas Sinb NIT benz ;StubI umsefaIen tn's
6euer uno pOaitdnbis uerbrannt.
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Continued from first page.)

Harrisburg, Va, September 1.-Thers
were two distinct shocks of earthquake at
this place last night, the first about FIVE
minutes before and the last ten minutes
past 10. The vibrations were from East to
West, and were so violent as to arouse per
sons from their sleep. In some portions Of
tho country it was oven more perceptible
than here
Mobile, Sept. 1.-All the public clocks
and town timcpieces of Columbus, Miss,
wero stopped las, night by tho earthquake,
and the authorities tclegraphed Mobile this
morning for the time of day. r.,
Malta, September, The Captain of
steamer just arrived here reports on Au-
gust 30, when his ship was fourteen miles
to the North of the Island Galita, off Tunis,
in the Mediterranean, he noticed that the
highest peak on tho Eastern end of the
island was il state Of eruption, ejecting
smoke from the crater like Mount Etna.
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THE OLD HOME.

1t stands upon the hillside, with the tall elms
bending DER it,
The homestead with the lilacs at the door,
And the quaint od-fashioned garden, gently
sleeping down before it,
see it just as in the days Of yore.
X remember how the sunshine fell across tho
golden meadows,
Beyond the wooden doorstep, old and worn ;
And how the summer cloudcts cast their quickly
leeting shadows
On distant fields of rustling, ripening corn.
In the pleasant roomy, kitchen see my father
sitting,
With leather-covercd Bible opened wide;
While my sweet-faced mother listens, as she lays
away her knitting,
And rocks the old red cradle by her side.
Three brown-eyed little children, with tangled
golden trcsses,
When evening prayer in simple words is said,
Come clinging round her neck with loving, soft
caresscs,
Then merrily go tripping off to bed.
o happy years of childhood, with thoughts so
true aud loving,
And sweet and guileless days so full of rest |!
Our old hearts love to linger, after all years
OF rowing,
And clasp fond mem ry's picture to our breast.
Shall we ever in that country, the bright and
glorious heaven,
Win back the simple innocence and bliss
We knew when, in our childhood, in the dear
old home at even,
We received our angel mothers goodnight
kiss
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BARGAINS

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Rice, Meal, &C. Flour from 1925 TO $3.50 per
100 lbs. Pearl Grits fresh ground
Paper and Paper Sacks for country Merchants
cheap.
FISH-A fresh lot Of Mackerel just from
the Packers. Will refund your money, il they
are not oil right. Cali and see me.
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SHE WAS USED TO IT.-Lucy,' she
said tothe new girl when tbe question of
wages had been settled, 'shere are times
when my husband comes home in a-a-
condition. 'Yes'm. TN q befuddled
condition. 'Yes'm.' Caused BY over.
taxing shislbraiu at the Office Il under
stand, maam, and if he comes into the
kitchen and puts his arms around me I'm
to- Retain your dignity That's it,
ma'am. That's just what happened in my
last two places, and III warrant you I can
behave in such manner that he'll take
me for the lady of the house don't you
let the bofuddled condition worry you as
long as I remain, ma'am. Detroit Free
Press. tT@ = EssF v.. STEC u.
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number Of best Brands of Tobacco and
Cigars. Try our Studio, If you want the besi
nickie cigar. and our Stogics If yoa want the
best cheap cigar. Duke and other brands oil
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THE ARTIST JoNss.-Thres negroes tried at
the last term Of the Edgefsld Court, now lie in
Jail under the sentence Of death for burning .
barn. In the same Jail lies Jones, white man,
the murderer Of three other white men in cold
blood, and in the most brutal manner, one of
the victims being an eyed man, who was delib-
srately shot down after his two sons had been
butchcred before his eyes. In Jones case the
Edgs6eld jury were unable 70 agree. IL the
property in q barn Of more value than the lives
Of three white men : According to the pub
lished evidence, Jones deserves the champion s
belt for having reduced murder to a fine art, and
it is not improbable that the jury, approaching
this fact, are unwilling to sacrifice skilful an
artist for the trifiing matter Of three human
lives.-4iken Recorder.
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AN ORDERLY APFAlR.-Greenville
Texas, September 3.-Deputy Sheriff
Adair, who was frightfully carved BY John
Smith, Saturday last, while the officer was
in pursuit of six prisoners who had escaped
from Hunt County Jail, of which Smith
was one, died "Wednesday night. Senti-
nels had been stationed for two days in
different parts of the city to give the
alarm as soon as Adair should die. One
hour after Adair's death an armed mob
was on the way to the Jail. No resistance
was offered, and Smith was taken Some
distance from the city and hanged. The
lynching was without incident, everything
passing Of IN an orderly manner.
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Try our
VARIETY OF CANDIES.
MEATS AND CRACKERS.

Lot Of Dried Beef, Potted Ham, Potted Beef
Compressed Cooked Corned Beef, Sardines, Sc
Best Treble y Soda Crackers, Corn Hill or Mic
Macs, Lemon Crackers, Honey tumble and
Honey Iced Cakes.
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PICKLES AND CATCHUPs.


CUCUMBER CATCHUp.-Threc dozen
full grown but green cucumbers, and eight
white onions. Peel the Onions and cucum
bers and chop as fine as possible. Sprinkle
on threcquartors of pint of fine table salt !;
put tic whole into a sieve and let it drain
over night or twelve hours. Then add one
half cup of mustard and onc-cup of black
pepper and mix thoroughly. Pour the
whole into a stone jar, or a better way is to
put it in glass jars or bottles cover with
the strongest vinegar. In three or four
days it is ready for use. Keep in cool
place. If put up air tight, it will keep in
definitely.
TOMATO CArCnUp, No 1.--Pcel and
stew two quarts Of tomatoes add ono table
spoonful each of salt, black pepper, mus
tard and allspicc. Strain through a wire
sieve, add one pint of viaegar, and simmer
slowly half au hour. Seal up in bottles.
GILL SAU cE:-S;x ripe tomatoes, one
half Of a common-seized pepcr, one onion,
two tablcsp oonGuls of sugar, one of salt, two
cups of vinegar; one-quartcr teaspoonful
each of cinnamon and cloves may be added,
if liked.
TOMATO CArcnUP, No. -Four quarts
of ripe tomatoes peel and stew them, strain
and add one pint of vinegar, four table
spoonfuls Of salt, three of mustard, three OF
black pepper, one of ginger, Glove and Gin
namon. Cook one and one half hours, then
bottle.
MELON MANGoES.--Select those which
are about half grown, cut from the vine,
leaving a little stem. AS but one or two
can usually be found Of the right size at
ono picking, it is best to make brine
strong enough to bear up an egg, and into
this put tho melons as picked, first cutting
lcnsthwiso slit in the side of each. When
a sufficient number have been gathered,
take the melons from the brine, remove the
seeds carefully and gil with stufing made
of chopped cabbage, green pepper and onion,
q few cucumbers not more than an inch
long, small string beans, few red barber
ries, nasturtium seeds, grated horse-radisb,
mustard seed, celery seed and a few whole
cloves and cracked allspice. To enough
filling for six mangoes add one teasoonful of
sugar. Having prepared the filling and
thoroughly mixed the ingredients, stuff the
mangoes and sew up the opening with a
needle and coarse thread Lay them in a
jar aud pour over them good strong vine
gar, and lay a weight on to keep them under
vinegar.
STUFFED GREEN PEppERs.-The lar
gest varieties are selected for this purpose
AS these can readily be obtained in any
number desired, proceed with them as d.
rectcd for common plain pickle of any sort
sprinkling them with salt and covering with
boiling water three days in succession, hay
ing previously cut nearly across them near
the stem. Remove the seeds and fill with
astufing prepared as for mangoes, and sow
together in the same manner. Pour cold
vinegar over them.
WATERMELON RIND PIoKLE.-Cut the
rind after pcaling into thin slices and then
into squares or cut with vegetable cutter
into fancy shapes. Put the pieces into a
strong brine for three days, on the fourth
drain them from the brine and pour over
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CONNECTIONS.

Close Connection is now made at Seneca with
r. & d, Il. II. for Atlanta and beyond.
A. With the South Carolina Railroad from
Charleston.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad from Wilmington and all points North
thereof. .FrElt ae 81
With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail.
road from Charlotte and al points North thereof
ID. with Ashssiils apd Spartanbnrg Rsilroad
for points in Western North Carolina.
G. With A. and C. Div, r.. and D. r.. r., from
all points South and West.
ID. With A. and G. Div, z. and d. r.. r. from
Atlanta and eyond rrs ~
Z. With A. and C. Div, X. and d. r. r. from
oil points South and West
+. With South Carolina Railroad for Char
lesion.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Wilmington and the North.
With Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta Rail
road for Charlotte and the North. q
&. With Ashcville and Spartanburg Rail.
road from HendersonsilIe. IN
ii. With A. and G. Div, II. and d. Il. II
from Charlotte and beyond.
Eastern Standard Time. ..rt ..N'
G. II. TALCOTT, Superintendent.
ID. CARDwELL, Asst General PassengerAgt.
April Is IA tH.
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A Fathers SELF-SACRIFICE.--'W
liam, am ashamed Of you r,,
Ashamed of your husband, Clara ?
'Yes, sir you have been drinking. Will
liam. Think of your boy. How can you
expect him to 60 in the right way when
you don't!
'Clara, am the sign post to warn our
boy not to take the road am travelling
/ am sacrificing myself to save him.
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Have the courage to acknowledge your
ignorance rather than to seek credit 70.
knowledge under false pretences.
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TIT DER COR N S
Fresh Canned Goods.

A supply Of the choicest Canned vegetables,
IA Fish, &c., from the most reliable and
popular Factories just received by
~ .t.s A. r. STOKES & co.
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REFORM BY WHoLEsALE.-The Wads-
worth Farmers Club of Laurens county
has laid down sixteen articles Of faith which
would revolutionize the State if carried
out. There may be too much of good
thing and here is an instance of demanding
the whole loaf where it is out Of probability
to expect even half. Some of the ideas
of this club are good but they can only be
realized by moderation and not all at the
same sweep. The Democratic party does
not favor parsimonious government but
is willing to pay reasonably for an efficient
administration.
The appropriation to the militia might
very we'll be dispensed with as we'll as any
further aid to the canal except to utilize
the water power for the penitentiary. The
salaries of the officers could not well be d.
minishcd except in few instances. They
should be expected to live in comfort and
rot have their usefulness impaired by a
constant struggle to make ends meet. Rents
are high in Columbia, and the expenses of
living much greater than in the country.
II salaries were reduced tho result would
be that only rich men could afford to hold
these positions.
The railroad commission might very we'll
be abolished, and if the railroad law must
stand an additional clerk might be given to
the Comptroller General for the purpose of
looking after the matter.
The trial justice system cannot bo sbol-
ished without some substitute which would
amount to the same thing in the end.
We are obliged to have some reform, but
we cannot do it all at once. .-Abbeuille Me-
dunn.