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Cmo. 12mo. 1 ihfh 1.00 -2.50 (3.00 . 9.00 1.00 It . i O ' ...k ....U ,41 4J0 .1VJJP -20-90 30.00 ,4o 00 I S tffi 50 t)f) 3S.0O 45.D0 70. - Vnlnmn 40JOO tO.UTJ 80.1)0' IZUU w , t3S fveciill. lioiicc's c-Rargal 50 cr cent rri". Ajtoiiis nrocufinr adveitiscrnents will.! le allowed u ecmmiion of 25. per cent. t 1 ' PR 0FJJSS1 OX A L .di , J)R. .1. li. KUCICKR, PHYSICIAN. AND SUilttKOJv ' Gi-itt-ful lor the liberal pitrouajro hereto. (ore' i t-i eiyii' :Kur-.4,"li 'pprijif letibii to all calk, to iijcru cyniiiiLaiice oi ti e .sjina.. y I..-.F. riifKCini.L, . a: M.-wtinnsiDB. OriUnCIIILL & AVIIITESIDE, . . . ', iJjJIlKltrOKI'TO.VX. C. Will pmctieo in. all the Courts Ot "Western Xoilft Ciolin:v.iii thy Supremo Courts ol t lie Stat e;jind m 1 1 i c .-District. Cncuit .ana buj r tne Courts iA the I 'njt' d 'jSiate. , - . L . W i ' ' ' 1 A TT Q U XjY Ajl L A W, Claims coPected u ntt ijaitsot the St;it." lit ' J.Ti. OAT. "A'noiwvKY ; IS'ON. T LAV, s- . ';. . BiI'TiiKntoiNvrox. X. C. foiled ions madiilri aiiy rl. ot the State if nVpihle. ' .. . I , y, 1 -l 1 k it. -v. i,o(;anv J. M. . - A VTOlliN a? LAfiV v '. - j .j : I RUTIIOFOIIDTOX, X. C. WilViVve prompt :itk-utpn'to '.all bushiess . I'n iTiTUiiiVt lei tTti pivfri to collection in. - loth ,SuYpjintl Just ices' i'ourts. '. . Itt ; A'lToK'IY AT LAW, , , 11 f.TUF.iaORDXO,. C. Cdllec' ions prompt tr Hltcnded to. , -lift j riAiDixoAinmriEofan v.- ' WII.711.VC r, -IIAICLOTT'i;'. .AM iti li'fsi: foi?i is a ii.'iiAi. - . EAStEKK- i-rviSibf : : GOrNGf WEST. I KKKiOUT. ' ;G('( A. M 10.(10 '-." ': 3jie N i'Bi.Tt.e 'on ."Aniv-Lihkvi!l'j. ' 8 f.O .A. M. 4.45 coixa EAST. TAT.IfNS, ruKifjitT. Le;,ve UhUK ;: V.,L . 1 "M- aml tlieill thV m vilSe (if Arrive Vili!iiitiitoP.-,i4..i r. 11. 'o.O.O P ), ! t i - , - r i ""'V-' - " :H'outvihAiting an-amount that they ATESTKRN'i DIVISION. ' STATIONS. i J.on vc (.'liHjr'.oUey ' Arrive nt t. fiato, 00 A M 11.30 ' 'i i-. ", "';' i t. . J eavr r.ufiViiiV i Arrive' Chuflott?, " - V. O. JOHNSON.' - ...i l.JD.P M , ',, O.20 " .-si'VrnKMONT, .!;-, Gen. Sapt, ; Assistant Supt ; uoam. ,. . ::,; " Fasf nger Twins on lhi Road-'ruai.as'.ll-' loWU :' , j : ' 4 "' ,-:: " 'J'i OOlNa . WF5T. I.eaTe Snlishnrj- at j V :' 5.00 a. m. - Arrive at Mjrron, !' ' 12.48 pv m. Arrive M Old I'oit' '" . 1.32 . - : ' ' : - c.oio. y.4ST, - LQaTc V.dTort, ' j ' " ; ' ?." 5 a. m; Leave Marion at ,.- ' '" "'.' 8.04 ' " s Arrive at lisburr J - .3.3 2 ; gf .m. iticnitiojfD avi dawiTll rail ; jY ' ROAp CO .11 1 AST V. . V; ; j 50111 CAlIOLlNA DIVISION : GOING rOBTSr. STATIOKS. ' . i- MA1I- " KSl'RLSS. '-t Lea'vfe ( harlotte, i1 T-1 6" p.. rn , G.25 a nu .Arrive GfeeiiUtoro,: : ;12'.50 a. in. 10.10 ' Leaver G 'i eieli'srK) r4 ' 1 1.10 1 -drriveidoMabAVvY" 4 11.0& a. .in, :f . GOINQ SOUTH. , ; - - ', .. EXPRESS." ' MAIL. .' 4.00 pm. jive Gold.sbro', . Amw Ureensboro, " Le3v6Grcrnsborot" 130 n. iu. 2.15 passenger trairis connect at Greensboro 1 , vith trains tp atid Irom Kictimond. ! ,: " ulimnn Palaee Cars cn all ntphtj train bo 1 t ween CliarloUG and Ri'JinKtd, wiUiout diange;) : " s: K, AliN. ;.';. . ! Xlenl TicViet Agfcnt. . w. ii. gui;en, : "v "ihstcr of Tran?crtaUon, .; xiie aik-lise itAiLBOAD. . Out PassenKer ana treiglit, tl.ree times a Leivj (JJngrlotie, ; h.j L; A Arrive Block's, . ... v i;,uo.'..u 11.26 In Ptssenger a nd Frefglft JTptfdaj.g, Xf-ifjdnv-a and ridMf, , . r r . J- -a ve ttiacK's, J 2 00 p. ra Arrive Cr,y'rlotle. " i " ; -6.5S 'V B. Y. SAGK, r KngiBCf r and SnpcrinKrjtpr.t. "If ve ;y j,i , jpressed against the window-pane. Would be cold and stiff to moiTow, -Never troiibleus anrain, ' TTpii tHe brfeKtte33 6jfp"3arjing flaicn Ibe, frown, uppn ' our Wouid the print of rosy fingers - . . Vex us then; as they do now ? " -; ' ' T v -St - '1 "Ah! thoe little,' ice-cold -fingers, ; How they rioint our niehiories Bact Strewn along our. backward track U".r ow . thosa:littlhand8 remind us, a7 , ' ' i T H V -' t Aaiu'auuwj aiam Lhuy liu, ..' ' A?-J. 11 Morns, G.-Ivay LHow .1 Not ttq scattor thortisirbut xk'iM Forjreapmg, by and byi - "Strange' te lie-fW'pftze'flie music Till tliTeolrvDraad'birdjhiiliovn! Sti"augevtljiit wo should T slight the v .--.'" violets' ': " : .' . i Till the. lovely floWers ate gone - otrange mat, suniinr sjeaixa. syw.-. Never geem ed one half so fair w As when winter's ; Bnowypinions " Shake tlie white .down in the air I fciLips from which 'the. seal of silencer ' None, bud God can roll awav, I t ; Never blossomed in such beauty- -As adorns the mouth today; Aiid street jwords" that freight our ".membryM. .' f ' With their beautiful jerfume, r Come to us in sweeter accents ' Through the -iortals of the tomb ! .?Let-us gather tip tliis sunbeams ' 1 ' -Lying- all around our Mtn y Let us4:eep the wheat and rose? ! Casting out the thorns. and chatT; Let-ififiiid)ur sweetest comfort ; In the ble'esTns-of to-day 1 t With n patient hand removing ' . Ail the briers, from our wav.'' " - ' i-y- -" . ,. At tho' iieting oi tlieGreen IiyerBaj)tist Associatjoi, Ooto ber 4th' to Ctb, 1872, the tt lowing re?olulions ! were unanimously adopted : : ,;,:.V Jtfsolrcd, That the ..Association appoint a BoiirdOf Missions', con sisting of five ' nietnbers, - which snail co-operate, with the , Execu tive Board of .(flic N. C. Baptist Sta t e . Co 1 lvetition in raising ftinds lor the prosecution of the workrif missions. That this Board shall appoint a' coin n 1 i 1 1 ee of three in each-chui'cliu; thew Association, whose .-duty slmlfbe To brinir before thwir ivsictivc (fiiiircheS the claims of the mission work may aesirc, saia amount to oe'ap piied' exclusively to tlie work of missionsi The contributions thus made are to be forwarded1 to- the Board qf missions, and by "said Board to lie forwarded to the T rca s u re r o f t h e Ex ec u ti vc Boa rd of the Baptist State Convcntibn, Said B'Qaixl ' .of missions shall make to tl-is Association at it fetf" gular Besioifs, a full rdpdrt of, ail in an eyrecei ved intmi. the d iffer ent churches, exhibiting vouchers iowing the disposition "'made of the same. ..' C I5. 'JUSTlCli On inotion it ,wasngrccd that t h e.Moderafcor ; and., C ierk. be ' aps pointed two-of the Board ju'ovkled- tor in the foregoing resolution. The Moderator then appointed Elders W. II. Losran, II. 1). Ilar- ri 11, and Brother J. W. Lewis as theotlu Bo;ird. , i ' " - v uiHc; itppututeu.vomini tee met8, January Gth, 1873, 4it the uiiice of C. B. dust ice, Kuthcrford- ,ioii,x. v.j memuerspreseni rjjtis. 11. JJrTlarnn,T..B. Justice, G. B Justice, -and Bro. J. "V; Levers, and qriqraii izTecl by appointing " lV B. J ustice, President, C. B. Jus tice, Sec'ty.and II.' D: IIarHli; Ireasurer. . . i Aecoidinpr- to instructions con taineain the foregohig, resolution the cnjyiitjQe,.matle,jhfiVlallow- -"jing appointments of Committee rm9t,. kUwi3VrF;(2vtunei-id p. ,Wilson. l Bland. ,U : Gznc Creeled: It Wilson, J. Tt Long, G. W. Guffy. 1 ford Price, S. J. Weaver. Bpstu-U.. J. 31 c Artb u i , VirOrtLrrO. J. xselsou, J., '..rorns, AV. S; Hill. V- - - " ioi ,i i uyj u rayson. y , W, Q eerv El belt Exeter, Sr. , Jim 'Cree-t Mun, Barzilla LdUettJerjrTar r V Mb)rf V1 VovcL . W iNl organ TlI. liemphdl, JHaU.. . :u ;fflvatyik&. 1.. Avuclgo,:A. L. Jmesi Albert Jackson. " Visarfscille.Jj. McCurry, J. j ( - r i It leritb!i, JLMcGurry. j072xp CrrXr C. ClemeVit,'J. JiJ Zhi JJill. J. P.; , Peudergrass, IL Reel; j. '" ' ' Cowa rt, M. 11? LauirhteV. Marim.-fjW. I). Justice, T. F.' Hawkins, BeiTv. , . Harmon jf Grovq. 'J.C. Grayson, B. P. 6 i m i it o n s, ' G . M. . It o n . ' Ucthkheri:-Jr 'X: eei, ."NV Satither,iG. 3 1. -Morgan; : ' . ; ttymd Jlill'R. 0. Ledbctter,, M. I Ia5rri,;LjA"- Sorrels.. ; . ''Ruiltcffurdfcm.'Vf Or nllaee, J. M.J Alien G 'M. AVhiteside. " " fCMrv SpV(rip.r-Qi lshhr, Ji ;Br Coxey, ,f Keeter. ' Floyd's Gitj-L.. Carpen ter, SKBostiekH.P.Miller.r f ' J'irKsf.Knob.M Bv Hay ties, W. B. McEntire, If, P. Lynch. 1 -On mntioiij.zrdarodi tho Jiaava tary.to prqiareand have' publish ed ju t Ulil i rfcT-U A ROLIN A KEOOBD,' and 'hlkiress 1d the different Com mittees and Churches, setting forth the object of the Committee. and also the plan, of operations Bro. flA- Ltwis was, rcrpieted to assist the Secretary in the pre- peration of said address. '. . The Committee then adjourned to meet at the call of the Presi dent. B. Justice, President C..JiTiCE-rtir:- ADDRESS . ; - '. ' . . , . , i - . . ' TO Ttm COMMfTTEllS A?D CIIURCIIES. Neither the Lssbciatfori, nor i thV Central Committee propose to compel any person', d'r churcli' to" contribute any thins' fqv missiona ry purposes, but siiTiply' to bring the subject before the' different church 0s and icongreatious and allow) ertcll onefo give whatever amount lie may-feel it to be' his duly to contrlbnt.-- It ig.Joped, and cpqete tliart the difiereut chareh X'o.aimi'ttes, will briitgrbo-, fore their churdaes at as iearly" u dav as practicable,the Subject !of missions y" reading to them the- foresroin proeeedinisrs and- alsb thi r-irculir hat thQV may; Have t't thorough uhdei'tandiuii L df the plan" proposed ;an(l theirtal tip a 'colfccfibif for 'Home ahdor- eigu-AIisskmy-giving to all-,au tipporjuity tp contribute whatever 'amoiinf fliey rhay With. Afthough, tfbl'slowXettn) bWirJ'.a.jiid jwidL-grani, Startit!j: Otlt WKUOUt an V wDrilliv: pomp or irrandeuri advocated. and nireabhi eu oy me ntueiDana oi'iiscipies: whileHhereftfthertoldaniltheiproviaenee to torce us to comply wealthy af th wrjrtd opposedt'ith the divino-swilU- Iiy1tsv:owirdtih,T Wiiilemll. other enterprises raar d'od; it;ha;re$xn and fail, the cause until iireach brlfe Weyftrahll "df-" visions ofthe carilf "are fo 1e fouiitho$etliatirejickapwk4g Oil i ISriiiliO -r V j i limcAiltYaften diffieultv beea; over cameolefesw beeni surmounted," luTherevhas gress o ii ne cause-oi vJiirisr. AO Tiay, whe-vrxrtviexHe pih. stead . of beinsr discouraffedand rt- I ( ola v I , T -Til '"1 . I tremble before the simple -truths I of hiiru'irClnna, itfnca, IririSooQtan,' 'Burmah; ?EnrlahdJ Fiait cc; : Am6cina, I exieo, it ml! even Rome," thfc, eat .of : thpNnmn IVn"1 1C done tirroul?.tlie'pr p.eF by? i!i(?'!iiiiwnryT either at h!s-6vtvpense- or ilse puUV by hjs brethren.; :i v : ; r. ..... BuKstili tiere is a. great wocL CafQlinaevscnisjthaf neverjherd. the QospeU ,fj Italy ha but recntr iy .oeii tnrowii open tQ J h jfr 4pt? p6j. Dr'. Cofe 19 ther6iaDo'rl,ng ta plant the Cross of Cllnst : upo"ir a 'firm basiK AChurches are-fecms built up, many-orthe people seem auxipus tot hear. ; Drr Jeter is in the citv of Rome superiuteiidit tlie erection of a 'Lotisc'Sf VorsfihT'Tdr- tlic ehurcb there y -this 'ti&ld in' -the p rovi- 3:et God; has "fallen:' tothe Baptist of the Sou th, as vanguards they .cntrpd in advance j of all Tlieikst time Dr. Yates met hi & church m ChinU, before sailing on his recent trip to Apierica,-the house , yas packed, jha wiii(ows and doors crowded, and the yard f u 11:-. at th e. cfose of th c services an ' old, j man,' bowed under the w ti ulifc of ni an v 1 years, : cam e to him and. said : 'Mr. Yates, Iwant to Itear . the G;sp el ; my : people wanttoh'ear it, but this ' house is larger'so that we may 'come and hear?. . - ; ; . ' .Any old eister eaid brother atcshenyou see the brethren I in America tell them how erate ! ful we .feeKto tliemfor sendiiiiTus itiv vvvi , uoix iin. til wv ov--n. uo more ministers; you are -eting old ; the field ig too large for you and to please send out others. When A. D. Piiillips was in Africa lookihsr after the interests ot the cause he was met with urgent appeals on, every hand for missionai RF, with strong prmiises from Kino;8'and;-2:reat men that Jthey would' protect the missiona ries and gladly hear them? preaph. Other holds are ecpiaiiy inviting, and soliciticrtis for tlie Gospel. The fjueat Coinmissioii" teaches us to preach tlie' Gospel to every1 creature; Paul says : u L have robbed,- other-c4iu relics, takin;. Lwa2:e8 of them that I miht do i'rir cnvricn y j 1 o v l, 1 y . iv w i v, we s re tou ' . Truly ye have received! treelv . . . A p eive." " 4k The laborer is worthy. fof-liia hire.?? ,u IIoW shall they; believe in him of hom they have not'heard, an(J :how6hall they ;hear wiiotit a preacher, and how' shall he preacir except he be sent ' 0?d,' " commands all menl cv.ery wh are -io repent !? - T his .command inusVfail.tq reach them lunles3 - we, send the Bible , and -uviissiouaries tp mem. . ': The Saviour told his Disciples Missionaries to them. Tp.-preaen-i.ne- jospei, io-,.evry . L - .1 . i-M 1 a - 'I -treaUire..; After tlie. ' silt ot; the fllolv Ghost the v stilf lingered at .ferusalem, loth to Veperate, until lilerod stretched forth his hand to vex them',5 hud then under the dreadful persecutions that follow ed, they Avent out into the siir- 'repentance-to lost, sitmera, $oj iv u ,u.f UJ urry ou t tnccxMniuaiH of Christ' with- clfcelfulness ' we i""y. i-ai 'wmc imn n tt UHnsMuFOto nxtcMeiw " W this rock,", ugays Christ, I will mJffiyuSlm9;lt li.ii DAAjk l a iivi, .rfcM.iT. ao a . ttU.-'ftiid; tif iarl WiU' - Deqable to piaefctnerrvoat or lcll4w fv r-'''- theartp.fbr r4 poesbionr l; "Kid'BIaWbM'arli The tobe- ej3iie bQ5lKtugilomj6f ifoUrrGod Ann curse to them, or the saving of : to be done. , Tijcro nremhinay Africa," ' Burma n, Ilindojokan,, Arabia, Italy, and even AmferiGla;:1 antf iit sbWlbcahtiT Of North alJii3,crut-m1r, .ti .,t ..Miihnovrflcr.,.: ijw.!,pipe. was.. ;ais-i srarou i mcii,iin ,,wi u. ... eniraren, ,ouiy - to prove ,a lorwaian tmnKs ne win ultimately roue 01 pnue , cwuju uw iu (-r n ' - r r i ; t . t a : lonff and laborious' Jife rtiav take wings and fly away. (We cationrimfYTrYujetbei or not, the accursetl lpfluenceof Satan is to tou cli la n a b 1 i gh t it all. But .when we giyeinto. the tre isu ry of the Lbrd and ehd forth the miiiiste r ahd th e ;B b I e we ; 1 11 ay feel assured that we are ,makino: hn investment' that' is i safe, and iaru enaed in acause :that - will; sucqaed .. - t ' -.7 : j. - . ,x A tid n oy bre tl 1 re n ' knowing that thiis, far tlie work hh$J feuc-' ceeded ; that' there yct remains much' to be dxno ; that God ap proves: of,ourdoir.g Jt aa his ser vants, and. tliat it must and (ivill succeed, we appeal, to yon as breth ren in Chrjsf to aid'in. doin tfiis work by hi a ki n li b e ra I eou t r i b u- tioia tor niissionary pu rposes. AH moneys collected tnay be for- warded to. Elfler II. D. HarriHi Burnt .'dhimnej .Putherford ClHinty", C.? vho .will .receive andTeceipt forithd sarht?. " - 'vn!: - CV B. JUSTICE, i . ; ; J WV Lewis. 17 !ie) I.i en Law.: Section 1. The General Assembly of North Corolina do crictct, That r 1 -it 1 -ii.- 1 i . every Duncnng ouut, reuuiit or re , pan-ed, together , with . the lot on which said budduig may be situated, and every lotfarm or vessel or airy. kind of property, whether 'real or personal, not, herein enumerated,' shall be subject to a Hen for the pay ment of all - debts contrac ted for worjcTorie, on -the same or for jmate rials furnished. . ( . ' . ; . . ; Sec. 2. The lien hereby created clvo 1 1 of lo nli frw 4-Vr. V labor , Qr. materials furnished, upon the property mentioned in the first section. t)f tl)i.ap.fc.iru ni" tice heieinaf ler provided for, and shall be preferred to every other lien or incumbrance which shall, attach upon the property subsequent to the time at which the work was com menced or the materials furnished. Sec 3. The notice of the lien here in providetkfor shall be. filed : , 1. In cases where the sum de manded does not exceed two hun dred dollars, 'withny Justice of the Pc?.ce of the county wherein, the property is situated or the defendant resides. ' .' . 4 2! In all other cases with the Clerk of the Superior Court of the county wherein the property, is situated or defendant resides. " ' V" ' Sec. 4. The notice of the lien shall bo filed as provided in the preceding 'section, at any tiiiie within six months 'after the performance and completion pf the labor or the final furnishing of materials or the'gather ing of , tho crop ; and shall specify : . ; l'stl. The amount pf the- claim. : . 2d. The person against whom the claim- is made. . - v 3d. The situation and description j.of 1 he property to said Hen in Con . .. - - 1LJ1 UCtgV.. Sec. 6. .Proceedings to enforce the Hen herein created must be com commenced in. the . courts .having i mrisdictiohof 'the'sum 6r sums de !marided.( . , r I: . y S-U.tjpoiv judgement being ren 7 ' ''- ' .... dered' in favor of the plaintifiV f-he .execution therein shall, direct the officer ' to sell the "property, of the defendant upon which said Hen. has been. attached. , ... ; - , - Sec. " 7. The act of the (General AssemWy, "ratrafed6tM A: D. 1800, and alec-tho' .act; of - the th;ortflaroh, 1S7Q, arejhereby ; re: pealed. .. - ' t . Sec. 8. This act shall ble in tofce from and afterrits ratificatio,rL- r ,', ' i ; t mm ' - t i i A pving lady write la an ex- chap i-p. giving, a recejpt for hav inRin. he say. iuyite half a t-i -xr-- o i ill mtl Tr t-rttii 1 house when vour pa ancj ma are away? a"pot half-ollarsilve piece in a dish with molasses an inch deep in it, jni o3rer"itto-the- boy ,v1k) geU it with hi$ moiith.- 1 he r)iore;the boys try to -get it- the piore fun will therer be. That girl deserves a. diploma. .71 lb btbv in tlie" bobk-roora of the cbron-wealtl4 J6a3eax.tbe ioreman?s moe with - ' ----- - - TT - recover the use of one eye. A Determined Woiiiau. From (Ubpistianbu, 7 Mont-i gomery county, Vat, . webbtain'lf .tlie! following phrticulari: n y "A ;votlUr .man 1 wliOe" riamo-! we? could' not; learn, ATOped and?r won he auctions of a Missprice danhter pi Mr, Chapman Price : formerly ot this county7 but now j a Vesidf'nt ot Craig. The parents of the lady bitterly ifppsed herlmarryinatlie youth. in ques- j tiouj becau. of his. dissipated 4 habits. .But aa is; usAial in 'such caseWoppoitibii only added' fuel . ; to5 the flame and' co'ntifmed the mnfdeii in her : determination to 1 I cling to het lover: through thicks ana tmn. -Last weeK, learning; that Mr. Price . woulJ be frqrii hoihe,-hc p'rocured a5 buggy and " went to his residence tx elope 1 with' his:diughftr-'to ; West Vir- . ginia, tL be married. His aiiiaiic- i d AVas ready ami . willing 'to go , wit 11. mm, out tire mot tier set iier fpotfirnily'doWntaiidv6 lie 'should not have the girl from the house, at the same time point- : ing to tho gun and telling him that if he attempted to carry her oft 'she would shoot him. Treat' ing these as the idle threats of a 1: woman, the lovprs continued their preparations for departu.e. ' All -tlifflgs being ready they proceed ;, ea to the buggy the young lady wasj hanued in-tlie.youtn had taken his seat by licr wide and wasj in " the act r of-driving off, .when Mrs; Price, . cut ."short the whole proceeding, by -shooting . 1 -m r " ft ft'. the .aforesaid youth with the un V above meiitioned ' The physician who dressed Ins- waund -pro- . nonpees his-. recovery extremely " douhtfdl, if not impossible.;; This ! is fladocciirenci. butthouniyeje i salyerdi'ct wtUbe, 4servd him rigl: t.'" If a few inore Mrs. 1 Prices; would slroot a few more. wovthless lovers, fewer foolish girls would be rendered miserable' for ife by indiscieet marriages," ; Beyond Per Cent. Ueneral uratt, , one oi our i X -ft 1. prominelit lawyers, was hailed, while passing Freeman'sjewelry . store, by. the "proprietor, with, 'General, conae in here a rnoment, we have , something for you to i ' i - solve. If" a man brings a watch : to be fixed, and it. cost me 1 10 -cents to do it, and I keep it a. -weejc, and charge . him $6, what : per Cent do I make ? We have , bofij figuring, and make, it 9Q0 per (sent, and have onlygot it up to $t. ' How much do yon Bav it . would be at $6?" "Wcllre- plied the General, "I. do i not woinier. at your, perplexity ; or it is wen kuow.u j anu rue ceieurai-. ed' Babbitt calculating machine has dembnstrateC that at' certain points in proe-ressivo mimberathe: law that r governs them , changes. I In .this case the .law vyoukl change, -and long before ' it would reach ' the $6 it would run 'out" of per ; : cent, and into what is: knojvn a ' larceny. :? '-J7itrper 's lllagazinc; : v I 'Uncle BicmVacres; afte r. (trying a borse decriljeo 05 "tiieroughy, 5 b ro lie n 4 n M . .atrai c J ff n oth i ng,' camtfto' the" cVHiclusiori 'that there wJ'Viomigrcpresehtation: . He r nioved as though every bonein' his body had been . broken vand -7. as he was coiitiiiuully afraid, while tliere.was nothingto afraid of : he seeriied to answer the didcnl- fl . . r '" ' ; . ! '- A distinguished clergymen, m 7 Boston .performed t ho ' niacriago ceremony, and tle.ccauple yaikecj r away without' bestowing "any " fee; But the liride turned an (If 'ealtl: 44 We are v very muUh .obliged . to . r you; sir, anu a nope one ui invuy ' .. i 1 1 1 . ; ; i- i ... I days we shaU.be able to retalileV 2 py Ifadfiirvcrat J5 imu4re4oilivprtb;of pnit laco clitiiied" oiS' b'cr clothinir! bv aii mility." ; , - . -;! ,',v.-!