The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, June 23, 1886, Image 4

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se&w".-, wmmm ? aMeH?aaeap?a?a?i WO.Mi.N ?< J' jFKil-*. The Brutal >;>ort Car r:< <! <>a ;a i raiXc as ^Vc!l:i>iu ( FrO-.il (!"' I.'t.J j Dull-baiting and lighting is not yet over in France any more than in Swain. t v? ?J,A r raised 'uv; ni>' ??mc months ugo relative t'? tlx* disgraceful scenes thai occurred Iji the amphitheatre at Ximes during a buiibaiting carnival, the same .spectacles have been ri?jaiii v.itncs-ed amid the enthusiasm of ten thou-aud spectators. On Monday, M.:y I , the tamous amphitheatre, a reiio oi'oM Kumut: limes, was fuil to repletion v.hii :> crowd oi' f>vfi?f-(l hohiL's who had c.>me to wit ne>s the .-kill :ui<i pro\ve~> of ihe Maiador Frutosaiul hi- compear-. What was 111010, thn.-:? inreva- weiv to appear, tiii- boiuir th" lime thaf women have cut ere-1 1!: arciiiis at Ximes. At thiY'i; o\riu?'k in :he afternoon the [ierloi*!i:a::<*!-; hciran \v:ii. a grand proce??ioi. of Si-uulsfi t.'iii!tijrlifcrs, male ;m:;I IVjh .!? , who roue proudiy into 'V4 ci:do-od 'o the sOi!'i?! of !nl:iiary Ti: torera* in v.ll sparkling w;ih iliu ive ami head?*'. I the p"oc?'<-io;i. T::rtr. t ;t?i" ?!se <pridvilSo. i*v;;:r>u of <]\. i; nM<ioi'>, li?*a<!?c] bv r'niio> i.'ju*"::" iTorirvD'iAt t!i" a ! b'aek l>:i!i >;i;;:ii-i; brevu bouiuUvt s!?oM??*.if t';v ritg. 't in.' women iui'McuiiUs'ly sr-t i:? work witii their b.<::rteri!!a-> \v 1 :Tch t!ioy lU;ng at the face :>iui bo?ly of the. careering toto. Ti;e tip- of ;!:e aiumnl's lioivs were covero*? \vifii ror.mi knobs ol wood or learner wimc u:y wumvu plying their d:?r->, so a* to prevent acciden!-, hut ; a wore afterward r'-nunvd in >o;;u- instancewhile the men wore performing. A second bull, ;vd one, which was next let loose, :nucl?; >;r:i:g!".t at one oi the toreras, a young, woman, professionally de>.;gnatcd :i- Senoritu Uenita del Amo, and knocked Iscr over in a second, but nor, however, before she had succecded in planting two lanceheaded pennons between his eyes. The woman wa< d:>e>igag<Vi with surprising1 defines* by her male companions and returned to the chargc with courageous persistence. She was loudly applauded by life public for hei fVo^h bull was intro IVi natiivwt ? . v . . - duced, which brought out the tinei play of Frutos, whoso llrst proceeding was to clear the bull with a poic a? easily as if he were clear in.: a fence, lie then simulated death by lyinir stil on the gror.ml, escaping with marvelous adroitness as the bull came ncai him with ferocious intent. The torora iienita del Amo then >a: on a chair in the middle of the arenr and calmly awaited the onslaught of < fresh animal. In the twinkling of at eye she was caught on the bull's h<>rnand was tossed high in the air, falling stunned to the ground. This was th< most deplorable part of the perform ance and no more serious accident: occurred The quadrille of men instantly at tractcd the bull's a- (c :t: .>n from hi; prostrate prey and the woman w;t: quickly sprinkled with water or vine gar and rose apparently uninjnrei trom the ground, ilor liyut clothe: were torn To shreds. Frut^s repeatei the chair movement, but, more adroi than the woman, tie nimbly spran< aside before tho bull could bear d??wi on him and just escaped a terribh horn thrust. Six bulls in all were le loo?e. The women's performancewere great failures. GKANi> ASMj or lUi: ::i.i i'lILIC. Who Orl^luatcu tiiv; Ulr;; n:a: "Wuat It Ha: O;V!i io, Tfc. order of the Grand Army o the Republic was ( irani^ed in th( State of Illinois early in :!;u year l??k? T'-i Or K. I'. Sic-niii-n.-OK. of Snrinjr field, 111., belcn:^ t:io honor oi' -i;g gesiing the io.iiiaiion of <!?;< u:;h>:: o veteran soloi'jr* .... \ of !:"Si:y i'.v orgaiiiz ;tio:: cx:*!es:ee. The jeet oi the eo:n!;:i:-;'iu:i v. Tt> aubr< SttlllCC f<> .'(.i U!'U ?_ soidicrs. Dr. Sieplr-nsvis Lid been . surgeon ii: u volunteer regiment <: ruing ihe var, .aid v.:;.s iy eor.YMa-e that an organiztiion ol'.ihe rr-turne-. volunteers for miiiaai benefit v;us h>i peratively needed. .V ritual v. drafted unucr his supervision, and th< first post of tin* now order was tor.ao*. at Decatur, ii!. O.'her posts wci< soon mastered ihvcugiiout illii ois aia coiil:Liiou> Stp.ro- r.::d t!:e Fir-t i>e pari inert (Slate) Conveinion wa? heh at Spi'iugliL'iii, ii!., .)u!y h% 1>'GG " I'- !i.iriiM'i Vrcuciu: . . * .mu... >.?< elected department commander. Go tober 31, Dr. Stephenson, aprovisional cuni:r.andcr-i:;-chh f, -on oat an Older to ali i'o.-ts thei formed, caiiiiis: loi* the lirst 2\ation:i Convention oi" the 'J rand Array of the Republic. This was held in Indianapolis, Intl.. on November iollow ing-j and representatives were present from the Mates of iiiinoi-, Missouri .Kansas, Wisconsin, Xew York, I'enn svi'rania, Ohio, Iowa, Kentucky, In diana, and the District of Columbia. General b. A. Ilurlbut was elected a; commander i^-chief During the yeai 18G7 the order spread rnpkliy. Tin various States couijncicd thy;r work o department organization and I\>st; were formed in all the largo town; and in many counties. The see on: Xatioual Encampment. meeting1 ai Philadelphia, I'a., .January I"*, 1SGS. found the order in a most promising rnnditinn. lis IS&S tilO llrst ObservailCC of May 00 as a Memorial Day by the Grand Army was ordered. May 11, 1870, this date was iixed upon for annual observance by an article adopted as a part ol' the rules and regulation; of the order. Unibrtunaiely, during the warmly-contested political campaign of 18t>-S, the idea th?it the army was intended as a political organic tion gained curie:.cy, v.im ihe result of injuri.g ihe order greatly. A heavy decrease or menii/crsiiip ibllowed, causing alnuM a total disruption of the order in the West. In May, lbu'J, a cluime in the ritual w;;made, providing for three grades ol membership, but this met with liiiie favor, and in ls71 ali sections providing for degree.- or ranks among members were stricken from ihe rules o: tlr order. At the -ame time a rule was adopted prohibiting the use of the organization for any partisan puipu-u whatever, a principle which has ever since been strictly adhered U>. Anxious to to tlit* (IVosA. Ditpo.tdi i'j tl'C ]>'' Lht'Jl't It' General John 1'. Gordon i- makim; the race lor Governor of G'-or-j'ia -.is a convenient or more acees-ibh: route the United 6t<;;e> Senate cliamber. it is irfJ secret that he i.a- ;V<.<] : ::i:y regretted' his retireiiK-iit f:\;m ^hiio, and this wa- remh-ivu mo:v poignant wiicii "ounu thai he iiau 'n a considerable ex-*""' ?arrilieed the confidence of his eon.-tniJv,il~ l,1?kiu? way !or .i:ie LJ;'??wn. ?.nator Coiquitt, between v.iK.ni and ' !he cioscsc tier of friendship exist, iwilling, it Is said, to s;s p do\; n a; the ?xpiration oi his term let Gordon coise up. 3ieantiiue it he '..an v.*m the {xovcrnorsirp (Jordon hopesio -o administer the oSi:e :<> u-ins:ate himself :r the affictio:; una c-teem of the peo-pk? ci the Siate. Commit is uo J! " L, %i w r. f. li ! !, is aa i>yiK.'?t, stmijrhilov'.vI aui?, muck cotter Hi';r the pulpit !ii:ui for the poetical :\reu;;. The v---l -r.; ; >:? she vM-h r,~ June iu AmlersQu l>y iliram JLnace hac been abandoned on acx-ourt oi un inability lv secure suitable s>vaker>. J'AiiLOyi MAGIC. IloiV to Make :i Cisar Daiireon a Hat? An j Knsily I*?-rform?-<l Trick. A hat is borrowed: likewise a cigar, i The perlormer breathes on the latter j to mesmerize it and declares that when ! - ,?am"va/1 V?rk it lfi SO 2S?CV.l I1L. vv.xj/vi vv, stand upright on the crow.2 of the hat. lie endeavors to make it stand up; [ accordingly, at first without success,: ! but presently the cigar doe? actually i ; stand upright, self-supported, 011 the : crown. At command it will bow to I the company, saiute the ladies on the | right, the ladies on the left, and so on. i i The per for in or then ask- for a little mu>ic, and begins to move the hat about, ;-tiil crown upward, first in one J , hand then in the other. Thr cigar! retains i:> vertical position, but sways j about, >oine*timt*s to one 'fide, sonic- , , times the other, us ir' euilwtvorisig' to . keep time ? '> the musif. At any , moment tho performer '.an .aqaest a j , s;tor to tnke the ei'fat mYuh the hat and io >ati>ly hmi-ell'iiiai it is not j : SUfiJ'.U ill iti:y n j-.\ . The socsiU!:^ i::>>torv ii-v- the' ii'O oi':i vorv .-iuipk' piece ol'apparlus J ?;i ii:t!o r<?d the >i.:o of a lead ! pencil, i>tu i.-'-Ii.-r !iii.:k r, vo??uy ?r -' in:1 o!her r-v..;*y v. '.'uti, with :t' iu-edie-p.juu ::'i inch U>n? projecting <.ii" end <n i; i ir; i>ei*rt-i*i^ier : . 5-v:> till-. the !ijii ami his pre ' '.i:?]' <! ,-iIoi"t.s to balance tlie eiiiar on hat. pushes tlie nec'ilo-point up throniih liiC crown and into the ei.il oi the cigar, which the icexbrward sticks ! upright ou t!ie point. Any incli.iatioii given to the eb<?:!\ rod within the - hat will naturally make the cigar oemi ' in :he opposite direction and so to salute ti)o company, cte. Tiie hai.d ma} now grasp ?he brim ' oC tlie hat only, loaviny ;iie ebony rod swinging free within t!ic hat, and as it swings it will communicate a swaying motion to the cigar above, as ii'afl'ectd by the music. When the trick is completed you invite some spectator to take the cigar ^ I from the hat. At the same moment that his fingers touch the cigar you withdraw the needle-point from below when the cigar naturally falls ami nothing whatever remains to indicate ;! the means that supported it. The 1 performer immediately begins to brush the hat with his Handkerchief , and under cover of so doing is enabled r without difficulty to smuggle away ; into his sleeve or pocket the little ebony rod. ' PLUCK IX PETTICOATS. ' A Veritable Texas Heroine, who Comes to Grief at Last. ^! (From the, Atbmta Constitution.) ! Just now Bettic Travis is the talk of 1 Texas. The frontiers of that State J have produced many women of dauntless courage, but Deity in her way has [ surpassed them all. Tiiis girl is a beautiful blonde, symmetrical as "the Greek Slave," charged ? u.-k,. ftii.rnt. tim irith otocfficij v. and -i? ' .v.. , ? us wild and fearless as an Amazon. "; In some unexplained way Bel tie * got into troah!c in Hunt county, and 5 the minions of the law made an attempt j io arrest her. She stood her ground ' j with a six-shooter, and kept the oflij ecrs at a sale distance until she succeeded in olloctii;ir her escape. She I sought a home with her relations near -r Bairdstovvn, but tney proved quarrcl1 some, and she found it necessary to ' draw a pistol atrd drive them into liie L next county. For tliis a constable 51 tried to arrest her, but. she got the i drop on him with a Winchester rifle and then rode ofl' to pastures new. The high-spirited damsel was next < neard of in the Indian Territory. There was charged w\. violnring f the rev-nae laws, and determined * "librt was made to ^eenre her capture. - -? Mi.ss i>ctsi? \V;i> equal *<? rue .-mcr /C-IjCv. &i:0 iiOiJUC'! a :aa::?S srir of - apii.'irel, and l:c"S-. Il witli f. ?'.oiil)!o-ba,.'r!'ik,;l >i.oc a*::; ai.u a ii.'v.?!vcr, ierronz'-d ::!l the hirers aim nniii >b* :;i:.du n?.r *vay to 1 Red River. The l'.iTvma:: ?!cci;:?orI , ?o <\'tn \ over '.vitimu! pav, l>ui itie ; airl i::oU aim at hi-, head i?v<} uw .-aaded lihii to laud her on ti;t oilier , side. ! .inch caroer? arc g-<M.er:;:iv brief -: they are brilliant. A fto^atv sheritt' - linaii;. uiipiured poor Ik-t de ri ravi> . ;;?ar raris. lit-. .Oi.iid the jrirl r??ainI; T :ir iho ;vood> like a veritably Opheiia ^ baD'jlini;" teliiirlblo noji^eiist;, and rvlorniii;-'!i!-r>(-if with wrca:hs of w.ihl -; llsjv.crs. i;\.rt;iiiiuc!y the deputy h ul 1 enough to see 'isiit lit' was deal. ' :!ig with a lunatic instead <>f a clesper; i ado. lie t rented his piisor.er kimiiv, - a::d turued her over to lbs Sia.'c huia< I tic asylum. Texas i-ovr leol^ a ?eu.;c r ' .f' relief. For a iong time it has been 1 .juest;o:i whether bvL.ie would take i; Texas or Texas would lake Bcltie. " ! A >So!ir:miitc<Ian Joke. ' It is the belief anso^g the Moham: ' modar.s that if earl y wavers are said ' j forty mornings i:i succession at the "; mosque before any one else arrives, " the person so doing shall have <rood luck and prosperity. There was a ' poor mat) in Constantinople who was I the picture of bad luck and improviH deuce. Every morning early he ref paired to the gfeat Mosque of St. ; | Sophia and invariably found some one i i ahead of him, thus breaking the 1 charm. One morning, as usual, he ' i discovered the earlier devotee, and, as i: he proved :o be the same one all the ? 1 - * r__ t ? i time, i.O inus >-i,o:\u: -j>i\ menu, jl : I am poor aud need good luck. Fo-* many mornings I have come hither to > prav, each time cariier than before. '' Give mc a chancc-; tell me how yon get 1; here earlier than I every clav." To > i which the early devotee replied; "I f have two wives. When I awake In ': the morning, one brings mc my slip' I pers, (he other my ablution bowl, and by these wives attending to mv wa:;ts together, I am enabled to be o'fl earlier for prayers than it i ir d only one wife." The poor u resolved to i profit by ilio advice. lie ?Ct him i another wife, and in a few days dis,; covered ih<; real secret of the early i devotee, viz., the w^r between the two : women made very ea.iv mornins < ? - - t-1."-.-.: prayers at i:?c mosque a uivmr.g. ?i> <* Won" Let -frit' I>:ivik if art Them. {j'/'/iti th'J }[-i>''ju !(.h ijriipit. ) Hello, there.' Jielio, friends of Mie Grand Array ox the iCepuhlic, you who .-coined the battle aiur otf and shouted . ha, ha, as yon jumped the bounty; you t pensioners and politicians, take your i heads from under the eorer. We wiil not let Jeff L'avis hurt you. iXe is | armed with a sword made ol' white : i*o-r'i'ud>, but he will not stick you. our ironi under the political wood-pile nd walk right, up and : ura'.v \our pen-ions. I)'?n?; ue afraid, t *:>u>c out; the boys -haii not *'pop a * ?: :>,* wi.-i "Km 0:*.^ slop yum- <4isi> i w i.ic- we I'Xl.lwiio live o:U :.i;vii. The :<'on federate \ cli may be scary lo ' lo'l'.rv." ,? weak no'Vc*, but it d',?ift cosi ti:C g.,.v -inUJCUl a cunt. The .Five O'clock Tea ?;> l!W. c cook lum-hrs i } tho eld .-iscli j-Jv-t." ;il'G tiic Ilriiish I ::r.!:or;at:?.>u oj . u '-ifcs lea ij; iiwiio.'t-! :;!>:v I Frisian ;;::v!e?\ i'.O lunches arc ; nenpraily civen by youi'.ir y'ir.'*. their ' newly married i'rieiuls, at:?t are ar- , ranged \??ib elaborate .simplicity. | x liu-', ihe table ili:cn is trimmed will) i 1 thread iaee, ihe service i* ttstisaily ot j vraekied" red iiia-s and ilie lavoritc ' bi-vcraife i* iced miik, served in artis tic- bov. !>, uiid Savored with agiass of i ; <4iiirscb.w ! Twenty -live hundred miners at the Fr. n i: ! co d mines, in Belgium, are on a strike. I TilKV Tt'RXED THE HOSE OX HIM. Ali the Town \\a* Mail Iicc-aiise the IJrute Heat His Wife. T-I* - T> . 1u ? >> A l fcJlh UKU, XTil. O UII*J JLO. ouuiu utiiv; since Arthur Higgins, a well-known young j man about town, brought home a bride ! from Louisville, Ky. She was a pretty and charming girl, but frail and delicate. Yesterday iliirgins was caught brutally beating her for no other cause than the j breaking of a plate. Two of the citizens who witnessed the assault reported the case . t<> the oliicers of the EagJc Hose Company, of winch Iliggins was a member. Last night about (5 o'clock a false alarm of lire was given and among others who began worU-in.r Mt the brakes was iliinnns. Ac eordiug to previous arrangements !:c was | seized by two or three wJiiie others pro- ' (iuceii :i large crockery crate under which he was placed and the stream of water j turned upon him. I>y this time several ! huutired eili/.tms. and as many '.version a< men, v.-ere assembled enjoying the fun. i lliggsn* made Ids escape after a few minutes. but was soon caught a:;>! held while the swift stream was put iu his face, j < - ' ' i-:...- ....... .,1 AJUUi" H nv ?u.^ anuu v\t to escape. The fireman of the lire ce;n;:::?y i then called the .')rgaii!/.a!iou to order and i: was moved and -eeoisded t!uit Hh.ahi.s be < xp" led in disgrace. It was carred by a of yeas which was :e;.r.: through tin* ; whole viiiage. lliggius made:: h:'>!y sue1 i through the alleys for home. L;.;er ii? the j evering he was suspended from the Order : ! of l .iiteu Workmen, to which he belonged, j The woMien held a privu'c indignation ! j meeting this e.vcnii!.' nnd will see tliui Mrs. I I i!h_g:n.- is protected. The business in on ! ::f tin- town huve pledged themselves to de- [ j fray the expense of sending Mrs. Iliggins i Jioine to i.-juiSYisK*, r?.v. | Important Rnilron?l Moveitiriit. Since the Richmond ami i>:mviilo Rail-1 | Road (.'ornpany came into virtual possession i>t' :iii tin- roads cctjlcrinjr at Charlotte, save j tl;j Carolina Central, rumors of proposed ; radical changes have been rife, and it seem*. j to ii::ve become a settled fact that or. the : tirst Mondaj* in July the Richmond and DanvMle will 1 >c-iriQ t<> boom things. The ! new policy will be one of enterprise and ; pro^r.-ssiveness and we are told that after j Juiy 1st. Charlotte will not only have | | through trains to Morristown. over the At-1 I lantic. Tenuesse & Ohio, and Western ; j North Carolina roads, but will have double i j daily trains to Savannah, over the Charlotte, j Columbia & Augusta and the Georgia Cenj tral roads, instead of the daily train to Aui gusta, as at present. The object in putting i the new train on the C. C. & A. will be to i secure the Northern travel, asthc Piedmont Air Line will be enabled to make the run between Washington'and Savannah at least six hours quicker than can be done by the coast line. An arrangement has been perfected with the Georgia Central whereby the Richmond and Danville ears will run through from Augusta to Savannah without a break. When this change is made the white postal cars will be run on the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad, and it is believed that the day train will carry the local mail as at present. Full connections will then be made at Charlotte on all trains from the South for Northern and Western points, and for south bound trains on all Southern points. The ar rangement was an admirable one for the passenger traflic and will seen re large increase of business for the Richmond and Danville company.?Charlotte Observer. A Mean Boycott. About the meanest specimen of the boycott which has appeared in this country is that which has been declared against the i \\ ay no posioince, in r.ne county, reun. I Until the present, administration came into I power the postoifice in this little village, the i principal industry of whioh.is rcprcs fed I by a cheese factory, had been presi \ i i /er j by Mrs. Mary Bui lard, but that. J;ui_. has | ben forced to give way to Mrs. Martha j Preston, who is said to he a Democrat, ! th< ugh considering the fact that rVnnsylva! iii.i women have no vote, it is diliicult to see i w!iv they should he classed either a> LVr.io ! iO show their dLpkarure, have b. y-vylted ! tlie oliico and hired a man to carry their i mail lo Elginborousrh, ten miles away. ! The boycott, of c wsj, tine> 1:0: effect 'he [ government, but it dees effect very niaicrij a'ly the postmistress, whose eo'np>n ,a:i .u ! depemN on the ;>mount of buMtKss done ! through h.-r office. The lupwbbcan paj triots of Wayn" postnfliceare thu>* enirfged j i:i ti;c uobL attempt in the bread from ; 'he m-(Utii of a woman in ordep 10 ^piie a*: administration wu'eh their action cvin i:i r.o way effect, and to do this they arc p :yi?g monev out of their own pockets The me .nness and the absurdity of ihisimp'-rled j system of oppression were never better ilJ '.uscrated.?Se:c York Tims?. Where Children Swarsi: aui Swaraj. j Mexico is the hot bed of children. The hind js flooded Willi tucm, ami u small family is a tiling unknown. TUcy t^reet you i at every window. at every corner, on every | woman's bad:. They 'ill tlie carriages ana | die plaza: ti:cy are like a awanii oi ueca I uxouiivi a suckle?one on ewry liny I t'ower and huadrcus waiting for the:? <-hance. A man died the ^li^v day who was followed to the grave by eighty-seven S'-ns and daughters, and iiad buried thirteen. more tliaa you can count in three generations in the States: so he was a father ! io ill'.- grand total of 100 children. There ! is another man living in Mexico who lias had two wives and who has living foriyj five children. Down in a small village, ! out from Vera Cruz, is a father with sixtyJ eight children. Allowing the small average of live to a family, one can see how numer,..,o tl./i ,,-,.,,7,1 I -n 1 .?rr> ivsuo LIAU n vu^vi u*;. i tux* , acquainted with a gentleman whose mother i is but thirteen and a half years older than j he, and she has eighteen more of a family. It is a blessed thing that the natives are I able to live in a cane hut and exist on beans and rice, else the list of deaths by starva- j lion would be something dreadful. Tlie Apostle of the Lepers. I We regret to hear that the Apostle of the ; j Lepers of Molonai is beginning to pay the i I penalty of his heroism. Shut away from j all civ'li/.ed and healthy humanity, Father Damen has for years been a willing prisoner iu the island, in whioh ;;re collected and j confined the lepers of ail ihe neighboring ! j Sandwich group. For a'longtime,' though ! i cut oh fro;?}, the outward world, Father | j Damen continued in good health, though j ! nlntui omrxnir tli/-* Tiiif ihti cfrnto llfIC ' I (lUiVU^ 111V/ ViVKU. A>UU O'.i V4*V JliW..' j i fallen at last. In a letter written recently ' ! he ssivs. ''Impossible for me to go any j | more to Honolulu, on account of the lep- I J rosy breaking ruil on mo. The microbes ! j have finally settled themselves in my left' ; le>; and my ear, and one eyebrow begins to j 1 fall. 1 u.\i>eci to have my face soon~disfig: j ured. Having no doubt myself of the true I j character f>f my disease. I feel calm, re-' i signed, and happier among my people. I j Almighty God knows what is best for my j ! sanctification. and with that conviction I j I say daily a good Fiat roianta* {ua." Where j ; is the heroism which will vie with this? ' I Lomhit, Tahiti. ? i >Iad(r for a Purpose. | Some o;:e has written to ask us what in j i the world a mosuuitowas made for. Tf i\l/.ncrrn t/*\ lnfrtrmo. ! | i.1 i?? a piv;iiouiv* t\y j>vv/ uiiviiu(4' j i ti..:.\ but personal cxperinee on such a sub- j j jeet as this is far better than the most! j learned essay. if our correspondent will j I leave his window open on any sultry night i j durir.r July or August and keep the g;>s j I ourning he will Jj.nd out not only what one i mosquito but counties millions arc made i f->r. in thy meantime wc may suggest that' piissioiy the mosquito was made to buzz j ; about a map's -air and prevent him from j j swearing. That Jrun(n;?' Fortune, ' Some years siuco ?? ""'ff ,''tal! an irrmense amount of wvS" - . ?l- T i... 'n ' ? ^ i'> i?. w-.uunix-? nais u\ ii ?? England, and 012 Wednesday last Jlic fol- ' lowing heirs. Dr. J. II. Jennings, I)r. J. J. . Carl lodge and Mr. J. P. Blackwell. of j Pium Branch. S. C-. Dr. T. P. Harrison, of Lin: ;>l:i, and A. X. Talbert and Joseph Reynolds. of Edgefield, and T. J. Kellelly and G. Vv'. Sowders, Philadelphia lawyers, met at ho Central Hotel, in Augusta, and dt-cided to go to England in a body to pro-; cure this immense fortune. Never wait for dead man's shoes. i <;e\er.vl .\ews5 items. Facts of Interest Gathered from \ ariou* : Quarters. The .silver in a Bland dollar is worth only j TO. >7 cents. Tlii* total visible sunplv of cotton for the ' world is 2,118,0#) bales. Twelve thousand Orangemen are drilling | in Antrim. The Conservative? have selected Colonel Campbell Walker to oppose Gladstone. Kobert Robinson, aged Ifi. of Wadesboro. 2s. C.. died Sunday of hydrophobia. Conrad Miller, of Baltimore. aged (J,, suicided by jumping into the l'atapsco River. The cholera continues to rage in Venice. An average of On new cases and 10 deaths occur daily. Lord Deri:}' and other prominent Liber- ! :d* have issued a manifesto to the electors j of Liverpool. The Comle do Paris has declined the j (Jiwa's offer of the use of the Claremont \ Ca>tle. A severe shock of earthquake, lasting two minute?, oceuircd at Asbury Park, X. J.. Siit.rday. AH the Republican nominees for ^'ta:e otlices in ArU:.ii.- ;s lrive been withdrawn from the tkket. The Droti.i rhood of Telegraphers have rssolved to tail in line under :lie banner of ttie Knights of Labor. Sam Jones ha-, finished Irs work in Baltimore. having convert.. ?.o;ju persons oat .ji st population of S-fc'.OUO. One hundred natives and ten English neo. le lost their lives larou^h the eruption " - * 'IV - ~ oi l.i" voic;;uo :u > ;u;t?ei;t. '] erriblt' storms and iluuus h:.ve prevail. >! in the French piovinces, mid three shocks oi earthquake visited Poietfers. 7iic coroner's jury has fo-md another verdict of willful murder against the police at Belfast. A dynamite bomb was hurled into the earri-geway of the house of the Mayor <>f Rucine. Wis. Roseoc Conkling i< to get ?20,000 for acting as government counsel in the Broadway railroad investigation. King Ludwig's old physician denies that the King was insane. He maintains that Ludwig was only, eccentric. Mrs. "Wallace, of Knoxville, Teno., was frightened to death recently by a runaway horse. The British troops are dying by hnn; dreds in Egypt. Ten dropped dead from heat Sunday last. I A whole tamuy was swept away ny a flood iu Cheyenne. Wy., and cue of the bodies found in the top of a tree. | At a lire iu a mattress factory in Chicago : Monday afternoon a number of operatives, mostly girls, were buried io the ruins. Dave Wells, of Macon, Ga.. blew out his trains yesterday with a pistol. Domestic trouble and liquor was the cause. It is .stated that Parliament will be dis: solved on the 24th in.-t., and writs for the new elections be issued on the 20th. The Augusta mill owners posted a notice i that all the mills will be shut down unless the employees of the Algernon Mill return to worK at once. ; The Knights Templar of Richmond have i gone on a jaunt to Providence, 11. I. Their ! train is a special, composed of six Pullman ' cars and one smoker. i A man named Summerkalb, aged So j years, and Lis wife, aged 78. were burned i or suffocated by the explosion of a kero; sene lamp in New York. j Nelson Palmer, of Baltimore, committed ' suicide in jail, where be was incarcerated on the charge of forgery last Friday. He j was respectably connected. i McGraw, the objectionable overseer in ! the Algernon cotton mill at Augusta, has I re^iiri:r.<l, and the threatened outlook in the j mills there has been averted. A tcnitie storm at Crooksfon, Minn., wrecked the Genuauia Hotel, injuring j eight jvrsoris, ar.d tJi_ Cathclic Church, : and seriously damaged two oilier hotels. Abraham Lincoln's iomb has been turned ! into moac\ aking machin?.', l>y making visitors who tiesire ;o see it pay 25 cents j each. The Vatican does not approve of the expulsion of the French Prioces. but has decided to take 110 action ropeciing the mat: ier. j A crazy near*, worn. 11 attempt*-] to hang j her three-vear-oid child in Vamacraw ves -5-.. '!' :.:i 1 j ICIUUY. J l?'J ^ ilil 4 ??I3 ?V.O\.UCU i*4\s ; woman taken charge of. j The coovic'5 employed on the Pittsboro Ha.iroad, 2so>*th C.-roilna. have rufused to ; work, and tin*, authorit cs are trying to | starve them into obedience. i The heat, in Minneapolis, Minn.. Friday : and Saturday 1:>I was ?i. cr.v. the thcri inomei'-r recording C?j degrees ::: the shade. ; Three cases of sunstroke occurred Suiur; day. i Tiit Michigan Democrats have decided ! to n;:i T. B. Barrv, of the Knights of La, bor Executive Board, for Lieutenant Gjvi ernor. i At a meeting of "The Brothers of thu ! Red Cross." a Socialistic organization. i held in Chicago .Monday. anarchy, ' i.-m, revolt and plunder were advocated. I Winfield Lee Compton, of Kansas City, i Mo., was married on June 2, and on their , wedding trip stopped in New York, when; i ho shot himself and wife 31 jnday. On and after August 1st, the seven priu! cipal theatres of Chicjigo will abandon ; window advertising. It will cut oil' an ; average of 3,000 deadheads, j Represeptalive Smalls has at l;ist sue; eceded in getting the House to pass his bill I providing for the redemption and sale of ! the school-farm lands now held in Beaufort County. Morrison's motion Jo go into committee of t! e whole to consider the tariff bill was defeated Thursday by pr vote of lo? to 140. The South Carolina Representatives voted with the minority. ; When the early train from Atlanta 1 reached Charlotte Tuesday, a strait-built. ?Tov-ti!?*iwl Tviccmirrv.r wns fnmtil to he fiend in one of the scats. Ilis name was discovered to be John Wilson, of Winston, X. C. There is great excitement in Ottawa, Ont., over a 7-eport that the Fenians contemplate an attack on the Canadian frontier owing to the' defeat of the home rule bill. Never say a woman can't keep a secret. Four of the wives of Cabinet members knew of the President's engagement since January 1. It was a man who finally let the cat out of the bag. Tiie members of a colored church at Newport, G;i., have a mania for funeral sermons. They not only save a corpse over for Sunday, but not long ago preached six j sermons over the remains of one venerable j brother. The coroner's jury in the case of McKenzie, the American Vice Consul at Dublin, who killed himself after fat:illy shooting his wife, rendered a verdict that McKenzie was insane when he did the shooting. Galveston, Texas, was visited by a terrific storm Sunday, which submerged parts of the "'.ly, swept bridges away, interfered with shipping and cut off telegraphic communication. The v.ind blew ut the rate of sixty miles an hour. An immense multitude assembled at the station to bid Gladstone Godspeed in his Scotch campaign, lit was greeted by enthusiastic crowds all along 'he line, and j was received in Edinburgh by 40j?U0 peo- I pic. Among liie subjects. discussed 1?v the students of Howard (colored) University, Washington, vyore the following: "The Gods Geometric," "The Ethics of the Civics,"'and 'The Ultimate uf all Religions," Every bachelor purchasing a $50 suit of j n certain clothing house at Ilemingford. j v-t>.. is provided with u v.ife. Jt wiji bo ----wnioa, thni th's makes the suit i seen, on rc^v^ - ?,i prettv expensive in tne <... .. -o i The terms of International Typograj. cal I'nion with the Knights of Labor arc, ' that it will join the Knights in any reason i ^ ".'Iii-tnin f hr. "tiTlifc f\( wnrt. ! a? riu CUUUil) Vi. iu Jjuoutiu iuv/??ruNwi .TV/.-- J ingrnen. but will not impair the integrity | of the union. There was a rush of the populace io I view the remains of King Luchvig. Many persons were knocked dewn and trampled I % iviibi r ifu. mutt nirrraii fnanggm?ai under foot in the rush. Guards were posted with fixed bevonets to keep the j crowd back. A sentimental writer says "a baby is a ! ' link which binds its mother to heaven.' j Pretty often it is a link which binds her to ! the house when f-lie is "almost dying" to I ?..if mo bin n- /---ills nr tn fin m liltlo ehon- I ./Hi, v....? _ X- - ( ping. Jacob Weiler. aged G2. of Lobackville, j , Pa., while at supper Wednesday night was j informed that a letter containing $1,700 ; back pension money had been received for j1 him. In hurrying to finish his meal he ! choked to death with a piece of meat. j : Captain Wm. Davis, for many years Su- i perir.tcndeut of the Western and Atlantic Railroad, committed suicide on the Alabama Great Southern South bound train Sunday, lie leaves a large family who can ! assign no cause for the deed. The vi< iims of the Belfast riots were I buried at the expense of the public. The j coroner's jury in the case of Mary lie-illy, one of the victims of the recent riots, returned a verdict of willful murder against the police who tired into the mob. Typhoid fever is epidemic in Bellaire. 0. Over 3Uu cases :ire reported, with many deaths. The terrible sanitary condition ol ; tlie place, together with the fact that the I inhabitants drink river water impregnated j with garbage fr?m Wheeling, W. Va., just j ali^ve, is the supposed cau^e of the epidemic. A freight train on the Kansas City Road was w recked some distance West of Chicago Monday evening. Fifteen cars were entirely demolished and several tramps who we:e stealing a ride were crushed to death, being mutilated in ;he most horrible manner. European intelligence is 10 me tjux-i. turn, i :lie relations bci een Germany :iL.fl Franco are strain?!. This menus that the feeling, I while veiled by diploma ic usage in the courteous phrases common to such intereour-e, are anything hut amiable, and might lead to war at any time. W'infield B. Thompson of Kansas City. Mo., who shot and killed the girl he married only two weeks ago and attempted to kill himself at the Sturtevant House on Tuesday aiternoon, lies at the New York IIospital in a critical condition, lie Ins three bullets in his head and one in his body near the heart. lie positively refuses to clear up the mystery that surrounds the strange crime. The Xew York Sun gets off this: " 'I)an,' as the President unhooked a trout and laid it gently in a basket, 'what's in that black bottle?' 'Bait.' 'I catch on,' said the j rrCMUlJIll. -ny IJUiia la nun unit. jl uv? i iic suddenly turned pale and his knees knocked together 'Dan,' he whispered | with hated breath, 'I forgot?have you a j dove about you?'" i The recent sugar house strike taught the Brooklyn Hoard of Aldermen the necessity for increasing the police force. Tbey have passed an ordinance authorizing the Commissioner of Police to put on 200 more men. Chief Campbell asked for 225, but says that lie is glad to get 200. The men are paid sT-lO for the tirst year and $1,000 thereafter. Patrick Keely has turned informer in connection with the recent troubles in Sligo. lie states that himself and two others comI mitted the outrage at the Roman Catholic j Cathodal on Friday night, and on Saturday incited the Catholi.-s to revenge, charging I * 1. ? Antvo rr/i T-Iic twA | I liu 1 1UIU4U11I1/3 lUb WUllllgV. UIU vou accomplices, Carran and Clcary, have been | arrested and have confessed their guilt. Miss Cleveland* forthcoming novel "The ! Long Kun," will he issued this week. It I is a love story, the hero being a somewhat I eccMJtrio clergyman, the heroine an unconventional young woman, and the locality a j summer resort. It is said that Miss Cleve- [ I land recently received from the same publisher ?000 for a ten-page introduction to a book published by him. . One thing is certain, coercion will never again he attempted by English legislators i in the government of Ireland. Some of j the rancorous Tories would no doubt be j glad to employ the old thumbscrew and j j bayonet policy; out tney uare not. me i j discussion of Ilome Rule Las advanced | I public opirvon a hundred }'cars on this I I point, and public opinion is the only power j before which tyranny trembles. j Kin# Ludwig, who was recently deposed from the Bavarian throne, committed suicidc at 'J o'clock Sunday evening. He bad j .-rone out for a promenade in the Park of j Berg Castle, accompanied by I)r. Gudden, j bis physician. The King suddenly threw i himself into Stavmlvrg Lake and was j drowning. The physician jumped in to I rescue the ivmg anu was a:so urowneu. j j The Rev. Mr. Carroli, colored, of Soulh j j Car-,-linn, maJu n. bpg^ingspeech at Asbury P:'~k, in which he said: ''This is my first visit to the North. I have always been told that Northern men ar^; more generous than Southern men, and that Southern huli!:s are more beautiful than Northern ladies." The men laughed, but not a woman save him a cent. I Robinson Crusoe's island," Juan Fer nnndez, where Alexander Selkirk spent 111s I solitary four years, Las become a miniature republic The Chilian government has leased the island to a Swiss, M. Kodt, who \ has established a flourishing colony, ruling j ; hiirseif like a viceroy. Agriculture is the j j chief occupation, and the colonists arc of j nearly all nationalities except Prussians, whom M. Rodt cordially detests. A strike or a shut down among the factories of this city would be exceedingly unI :it nrcseut. The financial outlook is nnt of the best. and the times are uncom monly tight, with a crop prospect not at all pleasant. And to add to these, any movement which will take $50,000 per month from local circulation (which aniount is now paid by the factories in wages) would ! indeed be deplorable.?Augitsta Evening j Nem. : A novel wedding will soon be celebrated near Edenville, a village a few miles from Warwick. X. Y. The contracting parties will be Charles E. Williams, a Paterson merchant, and Miss Harriett A. Waterburv, daughtpr of J. Eliphalpt Waterbury. Through some strange freak the couple j have selected midnight as ihe time that the ceremony will be performed. Apart from ! fiio hour the weddimr will be like other big | affairs of the kind in~thecountry. Amid all the wild talk about civil war in j Great Britain over the Home Rule question. I it is of practical interest to notice that the proportion of Irish in the Queen's army is small and growing smaller. There arc now in every 1,000 Soldiers 730 Englishmen, ITS Irishmen. 7S Scotchmen and 14 of other nationalities. Eighteen years ago the number of Irishmen was 308 per 1,000, and wMi the exception of a single year, 1880, the proportion has since been steadily decreased. Mr. Dawes has introduced in the Senate I a bill requiring the Secretary of the Treas! ury nnder the authority of section 3571 of | the revised statutes to regulate the issue of | United States notes. There shall be out! standing at all times not less than $30,000,00(1 of the denomination of $1 and $33,000,000 of the denomination of ?2 without in any mauner changing the limintation ' ? * T nitn/1 CUtne I upon tnc enure ?iLiif>uLii ijl tuu^u notes so issued now fixed by law. The government is suing General Thomas Jordan, who was chief of staff under General Bcauragard during the rebellion and was during the Mexican war chief quartermaster at Vera Cruz. His accounts as quartermaster at Vera Cruz were audited and passed as correct. It now appears, j thirty-nine years afterward, that there was a shortage in his account of some captured i goods, the value of which with interest will I reach many thousand dollars. The defense I is a general denial. Judge Beven of the United States District Court will hear the case. John X. Tate of Brooklyn wanted to be a Mormon and with the Mormons die. His wish was in no wjse lessened by the fact that he had a wife and three children i living in tlx: City of Churches. So in 1877 ! WW :iml hw;amc a Mormon pros ) dyte iiiul missionary. Jiccentjy ir? ihe Su. j premc Court of Kings County tjic wife's | cnit for divorce came up and Judge Cullen ! issued a commi^ion to take testimony to ' ' u- li:;ywnrd, a Gentile resident of'Og- J Trtori: <sS.3 married December 1!*, ? Tulek*adl to have three wives in Mor.nonland. The railroad shop* in Augusta are turn ?- frrtioiif /-,nrs for the Sa llllfOUl NH11W . ?, - . yaunali Valley Railroad, f MH'TH CAROLINA >.F\VS>. Several infants died at Lewiedale last week. The peach crop of E 'gotield is a failure, c aused by too much rain. The fruit growers of Ridge Spring arc OTmpiaiuiu;; ui iui in liivj j/v.uv,ii > . ..j,. B. A. .Johnson was elected "Warden without opposition in Manning on Monday. D. S. Henderson, of Aiken, will oppose Geo. D. Tillman for Congress. The blacksmith shop of J. F. Cleveland. \ in Greenville, was burned on Friday night. Maj. Z. W. Carwile, of Edgefield, has gone to Buffalo, Wy., where his two sons Lire living. Tbe physician at Lewiedale is on the go ! day and night n account of so much siekncss there. John W. Addison was committed to jail in Manning Inst week, charged with assault upon Sallit* McCoy. Joseph Troy, of Manning, Clarendon County, was conveyed to the Lunatic Asylum last Friday, insane. Gen. J. C. Anderson, new postmaster at Spartanburg, assisted by J. Nichols, has taken charge of that otiice. A hog was killed at the Coleman Hotel, Ivingstree, on Monday, which had five perfectly formed hoofs on one foot. Court convenes in Aiken on Monday, Judge W. II. Wallace presiding. There will be three murder cases tried. Winlield J. Tisdale, of Rosin Ilill, Ciar1 ~^ * " I--1' -* nliAIlt enuon, IS suppusitl IU uc mn/ui insane, as he lias disappeared mysteriously. The belfry on the Lutheran Church at Summit, near Lewie-dale, was struck by lightning last week and slightly damaged. I)r. R. G. Turner, of Edgeiiuld, has raised a turnip that measured 42 inches in circumference. W.thin a few miles of Bradley's Mills ten mules have recently died from some unknown disease. The Town Council of Bennettsville is discussing the feasibility of establishing a fire department. Senator J. A. Sligh, of Newberry, is spoken of as a candidate for Congress to succeed Colonel Aiken. The residence, kitchen, crib and smoke house of W. A. George, near Anderson, was burned Saturday night. The engineering corps of the A., E. <k X. Narrow Gauge Railroad has been organ.1 Ks.nri? r.ruir-ilinnc immpduilf'lv. J/.CU ?1UU Mill U\.giu?/^?MV.V?W - . Mr. George TV. Childs, of the Philadelphia Ledger. has presented the Young Men's Christian Association of Prosperity with a handsome Bible. Henry Whittemore. colored, of Midway, Orangeburg, attempted to slay George Williams, also eolored, with an axe last week, for six week's overdue rent. Mr. "VV. B. Barnes, of Richmond, Va., who was injured in the recent accident at Santee trestle, will eater suit for damages against the Northeastern Railroad Company. Some one threw a billet of wood through the window of a sleeping car on the Atlantic Co;ist Line, between Florence and Wilmington, Sunday night, but no one was injured. * 1 11 inrlm 15lsnop i>ormr<>p, luuusi^uuic flic Rev. F. J. Shadier and a number of Catholic laymen will leave Charleston about the 2Gth for Baltimore to take part in the ceremony of conferring the Red Ilat upon Cardinal Gibbons on the oOth. The first shipment of peaches from Lexington depot was made by the proprietor of the Lixpatch, for which he realized a good price. J. F. Richbourg, of Barr's, Lexington, sold a car load of rosin a few days ago, every barrel of which classed full water white. The corner stone of the Confederate soldiers' monument at Lexington C. II. will he laid with Masonic ceremonies on the 3d of July. A very malignant type of dysentery is raging in several sections of Lancaster County. Ten deaths have occurred from it within the past week. In the Court of General Sessions ai Laurens, Tuesday, Lewis Stewart convicted of murding his wife in May, 1SS3, was sentenced to be hanged on .July 16. The cause of the death of the Hardin family, in Picken County, from a poisoned well, was the putrid bodies of two (logs. The well hadn't been cleaned out in six years. 'R-ir!rr>r of Tnnrnster. had his leer so badly mangled, by being caught in the cog-wheels of a reaper and dragged some distance by a pair of frightened mules, as to necessitate amputation. Capt E. B. Wiggins. "who has been a great sufferer ever since lie was blown up at his turpentine farm, about two years ago, near Lexington C. II., died in Wilmington. his old home, Saturday. lie leaves a wife and three small children. On Friday evening a little colored girl attempted to kindle a fire with kerosene oil, near Pickens C. II. She was burned to deatii. The cotton mill at Langley is to be enlarged by the erection of a wing wliid) will hold 1,792 spindles, nuking the total power of the mill 12,i392 spindles. The Greenville Heirs has received a postal card from L. S. Ilall at Chasure, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory, stating that Mrs. M. S. Hall died there on May 25. She was a daughter of John Westmoreland, of Spartanburg. A negro barkeeper named Randall, of Greenville, had his hand badly lacerated by the bursting of a soda water bottle. A modern I)ido named Mary Mitchell stabbed her paramour, Joe Wortham, in tlip nMftmcn Snturdav. in Georgetown. John T. Watson, living near Easley, has a four-legged duck. It only uses one pair at a time for walking, but it may use all 10 advantage in swimming. Er/.eina! Eczemq, is one qf the ugliest and most trouble,some of all blood diseases. It proceeds from lr.unors in the blood which are sometimes very difficult to eradicate. For five weary years Mr. J. D. Eodefer, of Greendale, Ya , suffered terribly from this disease. He writes: "Finding no reiief in the many medicines till I used Brown's Iron Bitters, I purchased three bottles; from the use of a-lnVli T lmvA nhtflinefl almost entire re lief. I recommend it to every one in j my neighborhood for any disorder of the blood and as a general tonic." AURANTI i! Moet of the diseases'R'hich aSict mankind are originlily caused by a disordered condition of the LIVER* For all complaints of this kind, snch as Torpidity of j the Liver, Biliousness, Nervosa Dyspepsia, Indigee- ! tioa, irregularly of the Bowels. Consti patioa, FJatu lency. 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Permanent position and f j good salary. GAY & BROS.*. 1G Barclay j j St., X. Y. | 1 CURE FITS!! When I say core I do cot mean mere!y to stop than for a time and then have them return asuia. I mean a radical cure. I have made the disease of FIVS, EPILEPSY orFALLINiJ SICKNESS & life-long stody. I warrant my remedy to cure the worst cases. Beoiaie others have failed Is no reaaon for not now reviving <i care. Srnd at once for a trea:l?e and a Free Bott'.eof my Infallible remedvf Siva i I Express and Po:t Office. It ro/tsvou notfeinj for a trial, j and I will cure von! DS. H. G. SCOT, 1SS Pearl St., X.Y. DEAFXESS its CAt'SES an<l CfKE,' by one who was deaf twenty-eight years, j Treated by most, of noted specialists of i tlie ?l&y with oo benefit. Cured himnelf \ in three months, and since then hundreds or i others by simo process. A plain, simple and j successful home treatment. * Address T S. I PAGE, 1S> East 26th St., New York City, llflisoSFnoN:! I I bavo a positive ro :uedy for tho abovo d Iseaao; by its I use thonsands of cases ol tho worst Stnd and of long : ( standinghave been cur;d. Indeed, i-ostrcmcls rnyfnltb In Its efficacy, that I w:>l sen ."^tVO BOTTLKS FREE, topxiber wltu a VAI.UACT.ETRL.VTISE on this disease I to any sufferer. Give express and 1*. O. addr ss. ' DB.T. A. SLOCL*ii,I?!lI,earlSt.i >'cw York. . ; j ; WT \ XT\? 11 -LAMES to work i j Vv A IN 1 TjI/. for its at their own; i homes, ?7 to $10 per week can be quietly! made. Xo photo painting: no canvassing, j For full particulars, please address at once,' CUESENT ART COMPANY, 19 Central! Street, Boston, Mass. Box .1170. i PAHRER'S TOXIC. If you are wasting away from age, dissipation | or any disease or weakness and require a atlmulant take PARKEIi'8 TONIC ?t once, it will j invigorate and bullrl you up from the first dose : but ;.t'l never Intoxicate. It has saved hun-1 nf if rcviv <?nv> vn:irc Prim ai | >iie by druggists. ' iiiscoX & CO.. >"er.- York, j I " | Established FAY'S IS sc. MANILLA R BOONS! [ Takes the leud: does not corrode liko tin or iron, r.or i decay like shingles or tar compositions: easy to apply; strong and dnrable; at half tne cost'of tin. Is aJso a i i SUBSTITUTE for PLASTER at Half the ] Cost. CARPETS and RL"(iS of same material, I ! double the wear of Oil Cloths. Catalocce and samrfes i FREE. W. Jl. PAY Jc CO., CAMDEN, >. J. 1 j JIaylJMw j Wanted iu WmnsOoro ami Chester. ^ an energetic business woman ! *? so''i'it ail(^ ta^e orders for: The Madame Gijiswold Pat enlSkirt-Supporting Corsets, i % sgt&C* These corsets have been extensive!v advertised and *old J M?"'> i N by kid>/ nihtftixtr# the past ten i {%. S&fi years' which, with *vperiori- j P tu, ha.- created a large demand | j for tin-ui throughout the Unit-' j ed Statf s, and any lady who will give licr j j time and energy to canvassing for them I can soon build up a permanent and projita- j ble famine**. They are not told by rner- j ! chant*, and we give exclitme territory, thereby giving the agent entire control of J these iriiperior corseft :n the territory as- ! signed her. We have a large number of agehts who are making a grand success 1 selling tlie.se goods, and we desire such in ? every town. Address Mme. Gkiswold & ] Co.,'J23 Broadway. New York. ! THRESHING ' Simplest, Most Durable, Economical, and Perfect 1 ! in use?wastes no grata; cleans it ready for market. ] THRESHING ENGINES poWEK!,^ ian- Mills, rtnd Standard Implement* gea? j eraily. Send for illustrated catalogue. .. j A. B. FARQUKAR, > Pennsylvania Axrrfcnltnral Work*. YORK. Pji, ' Ashley jSolu The Solublo'GuanoIisXhighly concentrated Grade Fertilizer for all crops. ASHLEY COTTON AND CORN COMPO two crops and also largely used by the Truck* ASHLEY ASH ELEMENT.?A very chi-aj tilizer for Cotton, Cora and Small Grain Cro] Vines, etc. ASHLEY DISSOLVED BONE: ASHLEY Grades?for use alone and in Compost heap. For Terns, Directions, Testimonials, and fc puoncauons 01 uie company, aacress THE ASHLEY PHOSPJ Xov2.;Lly K^rmus-Eiohtheri.t. Crouc. Asthma, BroncMtia, I Hoarseness. Influenza, Hacking Cough, Whooping Cong Diarrhoea, Kidney Troubles, and Spinal Diseases. Pamp Theas pills were a wonderful discovery. No others 1 relieve all manner of disease. The information, around pills. Find out about theta and you will always be tj free. Sold everywhere, or sent by ra.iil for25e. in stamp: Sher^da^'s ^on^iti So5everywhere, or seat by mail for 25 cents in stamps Six caas of express, prepaid, for ?5.00> "3IOTH Eii'S TH T"> T T71 AT ~I~\ ? r xi iJi IN u MAKES CHILD-BIRTH EASY. The time has come at last when the terrible a .irony incident to this very critical* period in a woman's life can be avoided. A distinguished physician, who passed the greatest portion of his life (foity-fcur years) in this branch of practice, left to cluldbearing woman this priceless legacy and life-saving ap j'u.iiiLL*, uir. .MUiilfcKS7 FRIEND," and to-day there arc thousands of the best women in our land who, having used this wonderful remedy before confinement, rise up and call his name blessed. We receive le tters from every section <-f ti;e country thanking us for placing this preparation in the reach of suffering woman. One lady from North Carolina writes "us that she would like to thank the proprietors on ln*r knees for bringing it to her notice, as in o previous confinement she had two doctois, and they were compelled to use chiol'onn, instruments, etc., and she suffered almost death: but this time she used "MO lliEliS* FRIEND," and her labor was short, quick and almost like magic. Now why should a woman suffer when she can avoid it? We can prove all we claim by living witnme*, and anyone Interested can call, or have their husbands do so, at our office, and uit: onginai letters, wiiicli *ve cannot j^ublish. This remedy is one about which we can not publish certificates, but it is a most wonderful liniment to be used after the first two or three months. Send for our treatise on the Health and Happiness of Woman, mailed free, which gives all particulars. The Bkadfield Regulator Co. Box 28, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by all druggists. J Trade Mark. htheffine Countries ofEurope, j | tfteT^cff&sMedicatedWineis universal. j Ris con^osedaftlLeniDStapproved I VEGETABLE TONICS, I ! \vhi<&areintrodacedintG a-pure ! generous "Wme. The very finest i T)eingitsmedicalbftsU,iiisc<mfiden<3]y! ! recommended as a cure and preventive of | FEVER and AGUE, an&alloiher diseases originating from. ! malarious causes Tor purifying tiie r\-r* J S~* A A \^M JLJI J 2ff3.inprtn.ing the Secretions,Cfironic, * Rheumatism,Bloodpoisonm&acertaiii ccrrfor Dyspepsia, Cramp in the stomach,! aniimedia>reMfor Dyseniry,Colic,! Cholfira-marbusandkmcired diseases, GeneralWeaknsss.Nervous and Mental Dab ilrty, a sou7Brei|iiTeTaedyfor Livac j Complamt.andi-r^esonheKidnies.an j esc elier4: arp atizerj and a. TONIC v i without a rival'.9, j in short-ibr invigorating alLtheimidions , cftlis system, it is unequalled, i ?ID O S JE ? A small Wine-glassfull.three times 8 day.; c-ui?ii n : j. i j?) IL. | cuiu uy dii ui uyyisui <iuu uedieoyeuei aii/.: TOPAZ CINCHONA CORDIAL CO, Sale | . _ ^ -Prist. ? 7H<2jT^ * S P-AJR. TJ^BVH G. S. C. I Price per Borcie $1.0 0. j IPrUTPWiHTCDi^lra^ n C^r l! I \Sample fre? to uiose becoming agwju. My Lai 1ijN'or!*k, quick sales. Territory ?v?n. i ii imin i?t-~"?4 ' JJ~"" OP. SCOTT, 842 Broadway, NEW YORK. Ladies wanted to work for us'attbei own homes. 87 to ?lo per week can be easily made?no canvassing?fascinating and steady employment. Particulars ana sample or the work sent for stamp. Address 30ME M'F'N CO., P. 0. Box 1916, Boston, Mass. WE WANT SALESMEN everywhere, local and traveling, to se'l our goods, will pay good salary and expenses. Write for terms at once, and state alary wanted. Address STANDARD SILVER iVARE COMAANY, Washington Street, Boston, Uass. B a sras a i&Tvetnrn tons with TEH 5*# S Esgsf CTS.&yoa'Ugetbyznail tga b ess? agsldeh box of goods tnat'wffi1 "'J jU in WJRt MONFf, tn One Month, than anythirar else in Arrerlra. AbsomteCertftintr. Xeedno"cap:^a'-il-YouRg.l73GreecwicliStX.Yorfc ble . Guano. L Ammoniated Guano, a complete High UND ?A complete Fertilizer for these 2rs near Charleston for vegetables, etc. ) and excellent Xon-Ammoniaied Fer?s, and also for Fruit Trees, Grape ACID PHOSPHATE, of 7ery High >r the various attractive and instructive % SATE CO., Charleston,rS.JC. Yetiralgia, BheumatisTa, Bleeding at the Lot(?3, h, Catarrh, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Chronic met iree. ur. x. a. ?j onnscn e; v,o., aosiaa, au>Sa. ike them in the world. Will positively cure or each box is -worth tea times the cost of a box of fciankfol. One pill a dose. Illustrated pamphlet i. Dr. 1.3. JOHNSON &CO., 22 C.H. St.. Boston. to. -y n mb ^Nothing on earth l#l i IwsrM . 21*4 lb. air-tlgiit tin cans. SI; by znail,'si.20t SB. Z, & JOKNSON k, CO-, Boston.