TllH (MU'iiAXW’ FRiKNii
'J’llF.-X. —mlujit i;ii' '''•.-l.ini of
bioUlyiiii;' subsFnl)i‘r,-! of ilio il‘ i !)--ir
l‘RK'iiiir a cl'us'? (X) on
■thi'ii' juipors. So, if yoi-t timl tiio iiia*'!? on
;yonr I'apor you nmy kiio\V ilij'r iMiio
paid for lifii-- cxj^'inak ;uitl that-; you ro-
jjinv th‘ Vvi^l I'o i!U-oiifiiuinl-
Wo Ixipc uoiiV l‘o offiiiqicj -ii ini'-iiiu
tiu-' [uqK'V Stoppo! u'lu’U tlfoy fa'l oax oo.
n's u (■ a)i:'iftri pii'oio^li il 'oi; froiVu if w: 'A oMoi ,
arul uoiil,i-,i’l it u-;- ‘-in;,.;. ;,p,^ wo ra;' -ra!;-
5!o cXFopiion*. Wiu’ii, tlii'ix-^'ovr, yjiu ;.Vo
‘ll.ic X oil youi' iia]u''r, roii-.l lia' luyiivy ro-
fiowal rig’ll aiiniy.
OoMMiTT?':!;?- ON tl!E ( ?]0‘iIAX
Asyli’m.—\V(‘ ])resunio thd vari
ous iMusoTiit’' J:U)«Jgos ot' tiro Stato
lijive, hi ohotlien'cc to ilie ro’solu-.
tioii of tllo Onuul l.O'lgx' on tlio
siibjeot, ■aj)j)'oihtn?l ^"ouiuiit-
loos on tlm '^)ri)lian AsylUlir. U'
Ko, wliy are. ihoro so, mam' tliat
S'0 never hoar from hi »i‘y;anl to
the (jutio-s inip()s(‘(l u])On them,
h’lioro a re a. number of Loi.liroi;—
small compaVod to tho whole luim-
lier in tlie Btato, whose oomniit-
tees (lis(‘]u1rj>-e their duties and
iiiake monthly rOpOrto'of tile Oon-
trilmtioiis raised for the As}dum,
Svliile others seem to luive given
ho attention to the matter; at
Ixaist, xve liave liot lusanl a wo.rl
from tliem. Ib’ethren, these things,
ought not so to be.
jMr. 8. S. lJurtom of tho Mt.
Airy JVaicJiUioJh ‘Hdiilc passing
ihriiugli UNfohi this week, gave
iis a call, lie is a somewhat bet-
t(.“r looking man than Woodson,
(ifthe jS’cwSj Unci nearly ecjual in
this respect to our Illow. lie is
I'e’presxaiting tlio interest of his
])aper in his trarels-- -a very well
edited and live pjtper by tho wat'
^—and illsft the' Mt. Airy \yhite
ISulphur,Springs,' said to possess
cui'ative qualities for coi-bdn dis-^
eases eqthd fo lift}' in tlie world.
■'We luqie Mr. Burton's excur
sion to our section may prove
(tijy of qdeasuro and proiit, and
that on hi.s I'etitrh he may l.ie able
to arouse the good people of liis
i^ectioii to t};e itnj.-futanre of the
or[)h:in work, and their duty in
tegiird to it.
EjUTOUI.VL kb[ANGK. "WiKh tllO
last is.3ue of tlm Kahdgh Htnihcl
Mr. Tiirnef’s eonneelion witli the
jiapei* ceases fo? tlie pro.senb ex
cept as {‘ofrerpondent, and Mr.
Johnstome Jones-is announced as
editor during.' the ^kmyention
ennqiaigii. In annovineing tlie
})rincipl(:s by which lie will be
gmded in the conduct of tive pa
per, the iKuv editor will favor
‘■‘Asylums fol* })0or orpliail.s—aid
to disabled and penniless ex-Con-
federate soldiers.”
'riuT papers of tlie Stat; liavo
licretofore Itoen rathe? tender-
footed in regard to the o^nhan
■work as a .State cliai'ge, ami wo
are gl-ad to sec one paper an-
notn'd'Ov as a ])rineipie it will ad-
■\'Ocate,> orph^slJ asylum.s as h ie-
gitinVafe object of State charity.
Other papei's may have taken the
same position heretofore, but wo
d-ei not now remember an instance
of it. fVe do not mean tliattliey
have been indifferent to the sub-
_f6ct, as' a private charity, fobflicy
have come up nobly to the help
■jif the enterprise and rendereii it
most efficient ale!, but they seem
to liave been in doubt as to the
jiro})riety ef making' it ei ^ate
charge.
Wo. have i'^O' ^louht that the
}ioor, lyelpless- orphans of, tlie
Btatc wi’)1 be taken in among tlie
other'liefplept^classe."^; fo^f eiire and
puetjectioiiv and' that tlie publi-c
ap])iK)ve-it,.and we hope the-
]rtXS3n>f die'State will follow the'
example of the Sentinel in bring.--
iiig; about a; “coirsummation- so'
detoudv to be wislicdd’ * I
A(;in('ri/1'’-UA:. J;>i'i:.\a!,.-—'I’iiis
’exc:‘lh‘hi Xorih »’arolhia jiiiblim-
fioii is out in a new and iniprov
ed form, ibi,* AX'ould. edx-isc oiii'
farnVel'S to subscribe for h "Die
lime Ivas iinssed when a farU'xT
can sustain himsxJf in his calliiig
V'ifhout taking some a.gncultui-a.i
paper, and by faking the-/car/ad
he will be ^-uiMitig up a home
enterpris oam.l g'e'.tiiu’.- his iiiouev’s
worlli at die Kanie bino-
.r-u r-'-TR.
15 .H tj V: y Jii * 6 ■ I. i J] ^ li .n-1
.rfi y,
BV J.-lMi-U; A. DAVIS;
no is u ii.uu n-iih iui f;u'r, ;l .'milinv
;i liViUl full of i'liai'ity, auii a
Jiaiul rv:'..ly •- i'.’-lp iuomid iiiiii i::
of asif1aii(‘'(R lit- is iiDt ili-> jui.u w’loa!
you sro voi'lviitg aroiiiui iii sd a .‘Irav
Roiit ; Si-ithr" hv. :u!_v 'a'!ali(Ui to liiiii
\vlio.s‘ odithi'f liiiyii'i.i'oss is ('.ituniM'd Ivlfhiii
llu* uarrow boimilari'-s of liu- ‘-iii'aFticc o''
oc,);iaiiy.”
'i'nu; iu‘ sc'cs atiil knows of ll’t' ck'.«(' f'.stofl-
!U‘ss of tlD‘ workl; lull it utfects liiin not, Lo
.r.j (-.oiitMit }'! l-ioVf along iii tlia rliiiia'di that
lias bf i-n chalked'out. for him by a }ii-ovicihh’
tial hand, and' i.s h;\|)j>y in tlu* l.t-liof that
Provichunv will prospor him :■ lu.' iiJ I'at afiaid
to cinitrihuti' 1(. a wi.-w ai:d iduirltuli!',- }im'=-
jui.se. for Ilf' b'-lievcp him.self diily-bouiid t'
liolji tho.so of lii.s. felldwuuui who an- -in diy
ircss. I care not,, wlnui of \Vlte!'u you uieet iij.
with a real whoh'-soiiled, geiK-nms-iicanOl
man. you ;C'c apt to lind liim a man that has
i.eeti succe.s’.sflil the Huter j'i“-t'o:.’ of ids life.
His h'lisiiie.ss, whatever it may'hkvii l>ee)v,- has
most likely been j>ro«})e?oUS( ami if you a.sk
him why it was thafiie iiiive 'vHi'i lih'-raliy to
tlds or the otlu r jun-jK.se, he u'iil tell yo'Uhat
il wa.i because he.felt .that he was acting jf?
aceordniic.e. with the i’dinirtfons cf the divhie
law, and that he felt confidiud that holiimsoif
would be ilherully rewarded in tlie ^unl. The
contrast between the li\’“(; of th* generous-
hoarte.l and ■•losc.'listed man i.s great. The
.first 19 hHj’py-rUis far as wtrtldy liHjipiupss ex’
tends—all the day.s of bis life, while, the other
Is evcriniserablo and discoMtentt'ib- H- i.s cou-
tiiiually .growling around becantfc he doii’.tgei
ahuig lTPtt"?V or becjui^e sotfis.Viady don’t die
and leave hdii lierv to ’> lai'tje eabitiR JIc
scareely ever/ref’.y .i>aft- a shilling to a reji-
yioiia' j'UrjKi.se, or eoiitrihuled (‘xceeding a
([uarter to an orjdian ifouseludd.
.Men- whom i’ro-,-ideio-e h!r?» nroanefed (dtei:
droji b;;ffk hito that state of forgetfuiiiess of
of Ood’s g'uutiiess wiiich usually ren.deri* thetu
unconsdous d' the duties they oWe to their
feliowmen.
A little -ha'dalde outlay here, or a kind
w-ii'd spoken tliert', from jmre ami rfdigious
motives, (jf'eii endears a jierson to tlie iieart.s
of tiK'n. It eri'cts for huu a Ki'und monument
ill til" aiuialu of Idstory, njxm wldidi is writ’
ton'a beaulifitl fnscriptiou commemorative of
the illusti'ioiis deeds done in tlie body.
]\[r. Ikirmu’d. o.t’JIaHibrd, Conu,
has :i remavkablv iuli'lligeutAlog.
iH.s performtmees, indeed, seem
almost iiicrediblo; but, after aii,
we little km.Av ■what dogs arc re-
a.lly capable tu :
Mr. Barnard—M,}>e owner—will
hold up one huger, foid tusk tiie
dog, “iiow many!” Answer b}'
the dog, -’Botv !” Then Barnard
holds up two, four, or tlirce, as
.any bystander may request,- and
the dog, without waiting to bo
asked, says, if there nre two, “Bow
woM'!” or if there are four, “Bow
wow wow vy'ow !” it is evident
tliat, to'U certain extent,- tim dog
can count: and he is not to be
fooled into giving a w.vong an-
SM'cr, -whotlier tlie nunibev of fin
gers held up is increased in reg
ular irum'eri-cal gradation, or not.
So it is- no routine learning on
Ids }>a}t, ])ut actual intelligence
and comprehension.
Ask the dog how many thous
and dollars he is u'orth, and he
responds with five barks. Ue
will also tell how niaiiy command
ments'tlrere'arc"; and wlien asked
how jiiany "words there are in the-
eighth connnaiidmen ty he respond's
with four bow' avows. No mat
ter how one varies-- tho questioii,-
the answ-eir is always 'coiTOot.
—'YuutW Con/jMi’iioii.
''.‘NTiPUr'i'ii'.N,-' ['(> I'in. OPI'.M.VX
A.'A l.i'.M KiUiM !Ct;; l().j(''LV
Mclr'ii'nliiaii Hall
Pai>l -^liS ].y Cuilcc'i,
Palci-riu
'• :',7 nil i M-piians' (•’rienil,
'' ;jii -fMiHiy I,.-ulic,“’ ‘-oiicert, Oxfii-ih
•• C'i r.O ‘“H(...:r;.|i ;i! Cc'-V,
*• !.-i .--Vi ■'!; Ap-.x
t> ()-• Mr'.IanU’ck.'c? XuSC.-^
“ ! f (>(.'( '.ifcctil’ll S"'a‘:. S' Jri|i{ra( t;hu.>‘fh
■' 11 ic (b'livti'Ui al r>’fef'(v!!l,’;
“ .Vi; a. i: x- ‘kVi.
I I !.'■ i’-,::;,-.-. i t.c '-.0 N'r
-' 1.'-, r. . . wy..- F .. - .. ; :v A.-’-..cX
T U Sciby, Ap vV M’-. • n;;.-a-.!'.
'• 7 l-'.iriui!:'..,!..iu L •• b; ‘ Xu Cii.')
b ';‘>l M.ii. Uill t'iiuD-ii Ib'ilii’ Cii.
" .'.-mb Hi M r>iiik(' H.iy.Vnud, Xrw
J.c'Iri'u.’! Puila'i'Xu a I ■}•, MrC.isi).
'' C .»D Mv ('irih.
‘‘ e !>u.f; ilin;'!.
■* 1 .A{.' Ui'cc.i; !.,('vc] I.’uilvt' Nu 277i
“ 1 it) ].>!• 'J-boiinpsun.
" 1 C!) (Mcii 'A'ipi,. -..l’- UilIJick, (' yf'ar.s
ul!. M' M U’atsoii, bewis Moiita-
gAR
IN KIND.
1/ \V Alien iSr A R \ amt, I'oll cluth fm-buys'
clptltinf:.
Mrs ,vl K Ailt u. 0 gifls’ ''i'llul's;
.) R Pntm.' 1 iuU.
S) AV All.-''!;, 1 hat.
.Oixoii tSs Purcf'uy- I i]t>y. fa-ns, » i'b'i llutir.
Miss.dura Rasctx', C bbls tiour.
A TrH'ud, i ljuslicl wheat at Ueriitlb’i’s Mill
^i'he' fullu'.vui.irPersuus hilvb paid for Tub
FiuiiNi).-for oilb j-etir from this
liato :
t) r (’-unis. .Jiimc.s SoiitligrAe, /TC .M.-naiUs
Rev J Osltorn; Gmy Joiu'S, A S dlar!;.. N
Il FeiuieU, MissAVillie l.ee Sims, Miss X E
Uriulshef, J P Caiiuady, J S ''J'lii>mjiso:i,
Thos R Wm Q. Hurdie, Q il Trot-^
i::am Mrs Ma-y d’mmikniip M-.s' Elizabeth
dheek, J II WiiiubtgV.atii, Miss Mntthi Yfi----
iimi, R'eimnl Peeil, Mis.^ liiiutcr Cuth'oil, .S
R Sju'U’il 2 copies, W W' Tlpciuircb. R it
I’iuiistm;,- d II •loiies; i’ P iur.lHn, ,S P A’Viil
•h., A E Page, .1 R I’a.gh,' W P Rutihf.- C
'Stedtiian. J H Ra]>atyjTU, A E Yates, K W
Yates, .Rev .J R Bxuoks,; ' . .
Ami tlie fothe.ving for siz :
Jafft'e's A Tiavi.i^, Wm C Rickman, C 0
Ifaitoii. H W Pearce, 'i'iiiiuthy .Siuuilb Jesse
V Parch.
Insults, 'sny^ .u modern p'liilo-
.snplier, are like countert'eit, mon
ey ; ive cannot liinder them from
being ‘afl'ered, but., ,we are not
compelled to take tlcmi ■
Fi-osii (i»c Fro(-e‘(iiiis'^'/^'(iie'‘C?r;^s5^
“Tlie def^tgu of the orphan Asy
lum shall be to prote'dtj trttin and
educate indigoiit a.nd jA-cfin'ij^iiug
(wphan cliildnut, t(» be received
In-twcen the- age of .six and Iwolvc,
'.D)o hav(.‘ no parents, nor proper
ty nor near relative;''able'to dssi.st
theuL They shall not be receiv
ed for a ehoftcr time than two
years. .In (cxtraordinaty Ca'ses' thee
Superintendent nuiy remixe’chil-
di'eii outside the jigcs sj>'ec'iried. .
?f *!a' ITvoal^c.
Adopted Dec dd, 1872.
Resolved^ 1. 'That St. Joints
Oollogc shall 1)0 made tin asy
lum lor the pr;>tectiou, training
and edu(‘.ati(.m of iinligent oiqihan
cliildron.
2. Tha.t thie Grand Ttodge Avill
Jippropriu'iC -8 —'---anuuujly for
the suppiXft of the iustilution : buf
will not assume any additional
l^ecuniary respoiLsilnltv.
d. .Tliat this Grand Lodge elect
a SupeviiitetidentAvhoshall control
the institution and solicit con
tributions for its supx)ort fToin all
classes of our people.
4. Tliat orphan children in the
R-aiil A.sylum shall be fed and
clotlied, and shall receive such
preparatory training and edu
cation as will prepare them for
useful oeciqiations and for tho
ustia’? bt't’siu*e8S transKX-efions of
life.
A.iopted Dec 5th 1872 :
Resolved. That tlio' Suoeriiiten
dent of ?hc said Orpliau Asylum
shall report each at A.-nnual Gom-
muiiicatio'u an aecoimt of Ids' ofH-
cml acts-,- recei-pts-;- disknirsements,-1
number of pUpils,-&c..; together
with-such-s'uggestibns- as'he' may
see-fif-to'Offer. •
'"Resed/oed;. That the M^istor of
(gud) suhoi’diiii’.tD k.ulgc' Miipdiiiiit
Sl.Tiidiug Gonmiiltf'e Ut.dn'! eSikilig
luiids for the OrphHii .'^Sv'Uun;
mi l requirt? snid (•'.uiiiiiltrei? lo
report in writing e:udi niHbdi'
mul tliat said rtqiorts ai id the
Itntds r(?ceiviMl be forwarddd
inonlhly to the Sujteriutendent of
the Asyliun and that the support
‘■{ ll'd U!'))h;ui Asvhnu be a regu
kir (hde‘- hi' biC'i ness in each sub
erdithtfv' !.Y'd;'’t-D| e.-n-t' G'omim:-
tiicatiD'o.
4. .-VII chnych.es a?-iil i'Didvolent
drgani.-ctturns are reu'.tested It)-
codpcralc'. with us in llie orphan
work and to collect and fdrwjird
contributions thvotn'']i theif Own
propta- cfbcers', licfe a.r^ the fe3-
olutions :
Resolved, Tliat tlie sincere
tlrinks of thie ( jrand Lodge are
hereliy tendered tO lUdn Tbonev-
edent ladies and gentleiiien, to the
ministers of tlu' gospel; to.churcli-
es of rarioiis (ienominathitis, to
(.kid Fellotvs; Knights of Bytiiiag-
Godd Ihuudars, kTieiid.s of Tdm-
poranee, and otlier bohovolent i^O-
c’etie.s; -tvhose lioarty cbopefatio-h
and liberal coutribiilions liave fen
dered timoty and valnakdo assis-'
fence in the great work of ameli
orating tlie' condition of tlie or
phan cltildron of tho B'fate.
ResidVed^ Th.at ah b'^oevclent
fmciietics uud hidividhals.ftfo hefd-
by cordiall 'ihyvited and request
ed to cooperate witli US in,provi
ding fuiids and supplic’i' fof febd-
iug clotlniig, and edUcathig indi
gent and proniisiuggirp'luuis eihil-
dfou, Ut the Afjvhin; iii. OxfOril,''^i'
Form o2'A!»|>licatio«i for
lo tJic rpltati Asylu slis.
G, --...1875
This is id Mify mt
.' is (iri dfphan) mtlwnl
esfafc, 'dnii. - .-. i/cttrs of atje. II
fdfhcr died in 18.. .h mother
I, l'ri)‘g ..
herein] ludhi (ipfliridion
for h uulmis.ftM mto the Asy
lum, at ; and
/ also reJinqnlsli and convey, to the
officers of the Asylum, tlx: mannyc
ment and control of the said oryltun
for...... years, in order that.. _.
may he trained and educated ac-
sording to the regulations prescribe'!
by the Grand Lodge of Horth Car
olina.
Approved h/.
THE PEE DEB HERALD,
PUBLISIIKD AvSIKV WBDNESDAr,
--AT—
AVAibESRORO’, N- C.
OPLY 0NJ£ VOLLAli PER YEAR.
Bvi.ght, clicBtful, pi-ogre.ssiN'f', always uji to
the adviimaiig thoughts of the tiino.-^, the
Herald taker r.ang^'-hath the lemling journals
of tlio dry.- It is'oil the side of Christi.'aiity '
Tlie H'-iiRABr) i^devoted to the family cirele.
a. contains origirmh an-d select stories,• wit, hn-
Vinr, &•., (!ve-'y family in the land srl'o’jld sub
scribe for it, Its low jirico (only oiio dbllar)
pjaces it within the roacli of the poorest in
4o Jaiid. Wf pay all pctegel-
Rcsaii Avhsu th?. thinks iisr
Tlie .Evr.iu-'^ tiFirtif Class Fdmhj Paper/
!^ttvilJg.- S'liiie of the abie.st writers itr Xt>ftii
Carolina- attached to its sthflr ThA-b is
Aioiigh livmrorinis'rL'a'dlng ".h it. ti) mak'c' one
linigh fnr'a'w'bek^- 8'^'tujgh to' keep yoii jnlly
tili.th '-imY 'doMunart (Ga.) N'cics.
We refer’to foe' jin'bliUieVs o^tiiisp'.Tper-_agF^
Subocribd at ouce. Address,'
HE1UL0. Waaettbort',. X.-O. ;
TH K TOiSfr'Il.liKSlI'fi
oxFORif A ti;
>m nobD.\ii
t'El! -yPiE;
w. A. .iiAviSj
EDITOR m PROPRlHoSi
Ptni iRjitir is (IfbitU i.r, tiiS iitsl idfcftsiS
uf Gflincillfc CuUnty, ill.,I Ml'iliy- tWilblo i,f
i-xiipiiso SKiii! lit .ip'aieil fa ffliikij (I ll flnjjif
suitable to all classes;
ioB mtifTtM:
We liffe t(j Kabm teill ttlSiiyj
iMiiply luiil cMiickii- all kW Cif ,.u(a Iiiii
ridif.y )ifli,t.Wtg as tlida,) m aiiy hUltnlaliHibtii
Hi NurtH fciiftliWa; (ii«e fii yoilf Wilofa;
ft) AtifMMtsMS.
THE t'igillcMglii te S Itffgbt SltcilUtwH
■i'lUi any UtWf-t Mlavs'papef fa OfiW^ftte cdil'p-
ty, .liosalR-; !(; Prth'atfafi la ills MiUUnaWg
c.mnltiasis qiijti! llatfwifig,' .dud it is uMou'bt-
I'dt.v Hid best adsfrHsilig iHdcWrtili.' Tdi'iu'i 14^
*Mt libt.fiH.'
a .&M PMftM:
mm irb typiiiikiAi m at ms .y«ny tv,
v'WaM* !tjr,d'k«.-,d nsmse ipsea m iij oHf
muhmsfmaQudG’t
“'-Ac iiiuksi p'a^df is (ua
Wntditoo (N. Y.) JJMyiighter.
“'Tk' 1® I.'f idn‘ )j'0.st L'.ydlVaWgiis.''- KaKi'gtf
ihdlU A-e®*-- '
“It isRv.'Of la'liitd.V, V(.;f iidijcda'iid iaa-fiVsii
cdiiSs aRSkly ,.li,.Hp),p, IV-Utm Jewel:
“If ?.i tovV s well gol'fni-tt’p-and' v’ivlii'aljlif
Bilnf- DailVilM fVaq Tim'ei:
"It ik'wdiiR-ia.diuitaaifoiiicdm.IiW ntfaiiir
add (ille,I iviili iiiidrestitig Ji!a.«lig iHtifildi'.-—
Wasiiiiigtcii- mm-
“It Its Mid 4 tiic iijvvsiat a'lid'iiioji' s'pir,/
wackWS -dd t,3 fomiiv .and viid wish'iis' dlbvo/
jdmiigiadiy'dio rith ificSasj'vVhiai'lliifindus;;
try adil’taleilts mii/it"---«')'a4datdil'
V'o 6'oun^ fla Hokum
sucW M H ik' u'aeless;-
aro noff
satisfied' call gSf £^41# MMy fH--
tufiidS
Af iMtiSv
Ecmr am fropikt'or,.
Grford, N. d-