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f A Horrible Death. j of Dcliber^e^Suicide. Colombia, April3. ? Mr. J. W. ; y Livingston, a son-in-law of Ma* jbr Edmund Bacon of Elmwood : avenue, this city, a member of a j prominent family at Seneca, and well known here and throughout t he state, being a traveling man, met a horrible death on the Au- , guata-Oolumbia liueof the Southern this morning bet ween Hiber " *-^vaia and Bateaburg, under cir nm^ances which indicate that ho might have committed sui side. It ia known that he had troubles of a domeatic nature, ever which he brooded much, e leaves a wife and two children. He was in Columbia yesterday. Thft family knAnr nnthinir r?f ?e " I the frightful tragedy until ad | vised by a press dispatch, which ) was dated Buiesburg. read the i telegram as follows: "Train No. 8 irom Augusta,: struck and killed an unknown Man this morning midway be tween Hiberoia and Batesburg. The man was walking iu an opposite direction from which the train was running and the engineer says that he acted as if be were going to get out of the way, when just as the engine drew .-Y near, lje deliberately turned his 1' ' hack on the engine and stepped I ifeto the middle of the track. He wore a brown suit of clotbeB and was about 36 or 40 years of 'age. Letters found on his person were addressed to J. W. Livingston, Greenville, S C., md some to Columbia, S. C." Negro Killed in Columbia byj k Constable Columbia special in the News and Courier: John Walker, eolored, was shot and instantly 'killed tonight by Bud Dunaway, a constable. It is stated that Walker was engaged in a game of ards, when Dunawa.v walked in to arrest him The negro 4rew a kuite and tried to cut the constable The latter fired j apon Walker, killing him instantly. Hydrophobia Near Bethany. Mr. W. T. Biker and son of the Bethany neighborhood, were bitten last week by a dog that ) was supposed to be mad and fioth hurried to Lattimore, N. (J. where they secured the applica' Hon of a m*d?tone there. The treatment was continued for some hours and Mr. Baker was assured that it would prove effective. A hog belonging to Green Hunt, colored, living on Che Yorkville r?%<l, about three lies south of Bethanv, shoved symptoms last Saturday of being <aAHcted iritb hydrophobia and had to be killed.?Yorkville Kn-! ! quir^r -?I i "V I Another Freak discovered in Chester. Chester Lantern: Sam Hick 9 , mi. colored, brought to the Lau\ tern office a" large cizod egg, I measuring 7 3 4 bv 6 3-4 inches, j ~ ^The egg was laid by a normal ' iee chicken heu and is quite a unomy. several tried to get the egg from Sim but he preferred to keep it. It if the largest egg we ever Haw that >. wan laid by a chicken hen. When BLOODINE RHEUMATIC LINI\MENT hae cored no many oawea of KhenvoaUem, why do yon eufler with this terrible affliction, it relieves all pain instantly, J5c and 50e a bottle. Crawford 15roe,, Special A Rents. 49-74 lounmeit to Vomei. Money for Statue to Heroii of the Confederacy Bei Raised Promptly. The News aud Courier : o C. Irvine Walker returned to oity yesterday morning, after tending a meeting of the wome monument commission, appoi ed by Governor Ansel, purnu to an Act oi the last Legislati which appropriated $7,500 to used in the erection on the St Bouse grounds of a monum to the women of the (Jonfed acy, as soon as the people of State should raise a like sum. The commission which is have charge of the matter is cc posed of Gen. Walker, Col. T Moore, Capt. C. A Heed, Ca John G. Richards. Jr., and Cc W. K. Gonzales. The comn sion organized by electing G Walker chairman and Capt. G zales, secretary. Resolutu thanking the press of the St lor the interest shown in the dertaking were adopted, and I F. W. Ruckgiuhl was selec to make the monument. Kuckstubl is the aculptor w made the Hampton tnrnumen Gen. Walker states that, t commission is very much gr Bed at the prospect of rais the money tor the monum within a very short time, i he even Jbelieves t the amount Jwhich is cumbent upon the commiss to raise will be exceeded, m than $2,000 having been rai before the organization of commission. The cause is < which has made au immedi appeal to the hearts of the ands of people. New Minister Makes a F The new minister in a Geor church was delivering his 1 sermon, says Everybody's Ma zine. The darky janitor wi critical listener (rntn a hack < ner of the church. The mi ter's sermon was ehquenti his prayers seemed to cover whole category of human wai After the services one of deacous asked the old darky w he thought of the new minisi ''Don't, you think he offers u good prayer, Joe?" " Ah, mos' suhtainly does, b< Why, that rna'? axed de Lord things dat de odder preac didn't even know tie had!" L<eg Crushed at Saw M Camden Chronicle: Mr. bert S. Gardner, son of Mr. ?>. Gardner, of Bethune, met the very unfortunate accident Wednesday last of getting on< his leers eriiaKied Tf wjo -E?" "W " "" Sullivan's naw mill aboul miles liom Be'huue and wl adjusting some of the machin of the mill the carriage ran U) him with the result as sta above. He was resting as w yesterday as could he ex pec under the circumstance*. A Rattlesnake in the Be Anderson Daily Mail. The Anderson Furniture Cc p?ny received a shipment of 1 beds from a North Carolina m ufacturer the other dav, a when they were unpacked at store o?? Fast Whitner stre a genuine fright was experienr by Mr. Nathan Sharpeand oth who were engaged in the wo There wan a 9nake in the bed A little rattler, harrllv m than 18 inches long lay coi inside the jute packing tl comes wrapped around ' the f niture. UHhi ?; T" 1 1 THE LANCASTER NEWj Afraid of Ghosts Many people ere afraid of ghosts. Few i -jgg are afraid of germs. Yet the ghost is a fane the germ is a fact. If the germ could be maj no- to a size equal to its terrors it would appear ? terrible than any fire-breathing dragon. ( can't be avoided. They are in the air we br< the water we drink. The germ can only prosper when the con of the system gives it free soope to eatablii tbe self and develop. When there is a deficier vital force, languor, restlessness, a sallow c at* a hollow eye, when the appetite is poor ar |Q'8 sleep is broken, it is time to guard against fortify the body against all germs by tbe use nl* en Medical Discovery. It increases the viti system of elogging impurities, enricher the lint (0h and organs of digestion and nutrition in that the germ finds no weak or tainted spo "Golden Medical Discovery" contains n I e habit-forming drugs. All its ingredients pr , wrapper. It is not a secret nostrum but a e composition and with a record of 40 years ,.nt substitute?there is nothing "just as good." ler the Congressman ITinley's Speech on the Tariff Bill ' '? Washington, April 4. ? De- , ^ >m" voting h'm?elf to a discussion ofjPOrf ' ^' the Payne hill from a revenue j ai,d standpoint, Mr. Fioley (S. C.)jsonc 'P*' expressed himself in favor of his m" an income tax He said an in- met t>n* heritance tax belonss more .. on- ... . tun properly to a {state than to the >nB national government. He op no,< a'e posed the countervailing du'y on uu colTee and favored a reduction in in 1 the sugar schedule. He desired fact ,lec^ to know why cotton bagging and Son ^r' cotton ties were not placed on l.he eitl tree list, claiming that the plac- turi ing of a duty on these articles | he i was a discrimination agaiustjff'e flm nnl tnn f? * rir* n p I fnr* inu The lumber, oil and wool r on| schedules were discussed by Mr. oJ)l Fiuley, who also criticised the coli jn. issuance of additional Panama ion canal bonds. belt ore '*The Payne bill is more ob- he sed j?'honable than the Diugley loci the 'a>v' ' concluded Mr. Finley. "ho "The people have asked relief As iate Irorn the unjust burdens of taxa- ?ld )us- hon and your answer is to in- she crease the?e burdens. You are nev pa'turning after Solomon's son ?po who lost the greater part ot hip of t kingdom, for threatening to do 8pi' Sia what yon are doing. The peo eve ir8' pie will hold you accountable. ihii ?a' 11 i he i H The Ideal Woman. uar J?r- The Rev. Or. Lyman Abbott wot "is- defined "The Ideal Woman" wil anf^ last Sunday night in the Centra) sue Congregational Church, Hancock hin n,p* street, near Bedford avenue, dea the Brooklyn, says The New York hut hat World. if it ter. ?-To be an ideal woman," i-aid Pea P M Dr. Abbott, "the feraintne type Y??i represented in each individual tan r>88. niust: "1. Discard al' shoes the size j ed i her of which makes walking well nigh impossible. "2. She must notconsider her i?l)( [ill. hands wh( n it comes to a ques- Vjt tion of work. wh< rp **8. To obtain red cheeks, the flee rith W(,man tnust take exercise Cul aud pass by paint and powder. f "4. She must not be the sere of vant of the dressmaker and milr liner. Thev are her servants. lw to _ . , , th? ., 4,5 She must not change her nle at vies at the dictation of men in ?ct ery / . .u>; Paris. )OQ ad . "G. Iler home must be her u?r ted ?t i ^(j palace, because in it she has de- ret( , veloped a love of beautv and 1 * . I lir shown she kuows how to create Pu. moi It. To I I" "7. She must he industrious,! * j thej U3, sympathetic, energetic, enthusi ! astic, motherly and a true friend." I ? im Continuing, Dr. Abbott said:, "A woman's idea oi modern J ?,'? industry is playing bridgo whis: 1 ^ HI, . . . . r. , . roei morning and night. lier idea ot ?> ? in^ modern life is to be supported |hJ the by some one else. n?i iet "The ideal woman does not consider work unwomanly. She m believes that whatever concerns fl erB her husband concerns her. It fl rK- the ideal woman's family finds IB s. fault with her oooking, nhe does IB ore not hlame the cooking. She IB led hlames the food, and changes it. I *'Woman was meant to be LJJJ ia man's companion; and it the idea or* were properly carried oat there would be no affinities." >. APRIL 7. I9C9 >eople . . y and k, /T> J* ' P II tnified L'Vu"*C5Ln*> &L# " ' more \* x^jX. ierms eathe, ??? dition sh U>oy iheek, the I the |erm. You can I of Dr. Pierce's Gold- 1 flj^BH il power, the I j blood. OUtS the slum. Wl HV^ working condition, so | ^ \ ) I it in which to breed ? \\>! 0 alcohol, whisky or \\ 1 \ \\ inted on its outside ? ill! IB a medicine op known ] \\! of currs. Accept no I " Ask your neighbors. ,'^J } Stopping the Paper. (Freeport Journal.) 1 couple of vears aeo a cranky of a man t amo in'., the office stopped his paper, because lething in it did not just suit fancy. We have frequently him on the street since that e, and it ia amusing to us to i i he look of surprise on the It How's lace th :t we are still existence regardless ol the . that he stopped his paper. ie day?and it won't be long I ltr?lhat old gentleman will I a up his toes. His heart will 1 stilleti forever. Neighbors and fl nds will follow his lifeless fl n to the silent eity, lay him |" est among the flowers. An i tuarv will appear in the^ L umns, telling what a kind, fl d lathe:, good neighbor and oved citizen l?e was?which I he recojding angel will over- | tc for charity's sake, wnd in a rt time he will be forgotien. he lies out there in the cold graveyard, wrapped in the \ nt slumber of death, he will er know the last kind ward ken of him was by the editor he paper whi?h in lite he I I elully "stopped.'* Did you r pause jtir-t a moment, and j ik tha' toe ?ditor, whoever may be, will wiit-e your obit- ? y t-omedav and never a mean __ rd. <1 harch nr r?ruul U ^ v.1 ? a v> i OVII MVIJV<0 1VJL AX I enter therein. N?? differ ??? 0 whether in liie you rented suim.'mT 1 kindly or abused him; when p^inct!^' ... . . on all palttli .til hue claimei you nothing To adv? . . tain a npoot yo' d will he s?v ol y u. even an inniraot) ... . data, to eai t) (lon g. Iltt e A Iilte lies ap pUoatlaa to m , . . . Tha foW ir. 1 hu' * the editor always acourauiy i ur lauhs, and ^11 <f u- h ?ve B?ki WM* ! Hs, \v?li be I >8' to uiemorv *? ?? i fWr Cli I v ur virtues will he publish ?,hw tfelo Ml to he w DI Id. rnffardlaas < zrs&z Admiral Cervcra Dead. ~ jrto K.at, Spain, April 3? n?a o? ;e Admiral i'a-eunl Oeryera, I ?n< a*?roM Uoako: ) comma tied the Spanish th# tif* ... , Lincoln? t ill the htt'le (>; Santiago, >ound In n lutrodaouaa Ji, fre I lieie tlli> -ifteni ?on. Tnoodoro S Governor ft una euvara di <iea trlbi IJ1MW UM A Speedy Cure for I&J5Sr latipetion. fMliousuess, Djnptpdi, Iodifcilioa, unA |( ( er Complaint*. Ttred Feeling, )U<1 Taste ia n en pack Mouth, Had Complexion, Nervousnees and all ttprMI prt cases of the Stomach, Liver and Bowel*. <, yearly at " Bloodlne Liver Rills " yearly auks gently, yet thoroughly upon the bowel*, liver. The Old mach and digestive organ. The pills, in old Mr. Uiyen'l I chronic caeca of contttpatioa and indigestion, r.otir ajround at once, without griping, nor do tliey leave any through B ilrasant after-effects, nor form a constant hebit a ,e highly urging, produced by other cathartic remedies _,, Jv.tl "Bloodlne Liver Pills" I lore the deranged and torptd liver to it* normal I ditioo and healthful action. Remove and pre- , " . t comtipation by sec aring a natural and rcgu- ^ " . operation of the bowel*, and relieve thoie un- towgllan cue leant symptoms which attend a diseased or | k Start tl rbid condition of the liver, stomach and bowel*. I or a.1! of tt a?*iat In attaining this cud, the following *ug- | .'or T).? Co iioqa are offered. | part ments ( 11MAKKH. Everyone who use* pilla for will he org ir action on the liver, should know'Tut large recur# Tit* ea rarely prove a* satisfactory as Small ones. fat* tiaras wl ge dose* simply purge and pa** out of the *ya- the> |>i>okx w i, usually leaving the bowels constipated, and He our A loin removing tl.r cause of the trouide, or ini- hookn yc re the genrral health. On the other hand, jisj and a til doses develop the alterative cttert of the ,(tV (>r liclne. do not irrilate or constt|>ate the bowels, nth'A rrtonei gently stimulate the liver and prevent the umulalion of bile by directing its now iuto thel | aecu per channels. Therefore it is adv isab'e to com- paper bel nee by taking not over one or two pilla at bede and increase doee ae necesaarv ____________ 1'llHTl.lSt), Ma. IinT* : ? I find your " Hloodine Liver Pilla" w m moat effective pill I ever used. They cause lVlyStCriOl jriping or constipalive after etfect ae most liver s do Yours truly, of 3 T ( MRS. AMALtA RICHARDSON. ; Officer .H-'trtf nnpM^M| mi IVrtr, fl lift] Ansitn .VI T7r^"^i\f'Ai^fftiffi'Ity official w " I a nom^rot oodtae OielMd ctru PlUm. }oe i bom. l ? ?! tWlft M <>l CRAWFORD BROS., md hi^ ^od "Special Agents >n a ?r?vo i \ 'if! 7 nderburk Comp'y. | t-g H ! co j i tn . I trd , go i i II i?a W 5** g I S3 CO L nderburk Comp'y. 'r~ ?? 7 BRYAN'S PLANS nee to repeated dimudi. coml*| froai every eeetlon of tha UnlUf Bryan will eenduet a vlgorotia Campaign of Edueatten through The and ajMdst In tha organization of "An educational tlub In aaWf Thaaa aluba will promote the work of education among the ral question# affecting tha A mar loan people. Liiea this educational plan, euch Unit of Tha Oommtaw wlU eeoal article on eome pertinent politloal MbjMt, designed to present, tfe ra way. tuthwitk hlator1r.nl Information. to aiva raluabla statistical If iwfullr analysa tha oppoiung arpumanta, u4 to dteansa tktor ap- I praannt-da.) ooeidlt'ona lowing subjects. nnd ethara, upon wWtak an iMrtWH ataouid ka . Warm ad, wUi to dlacus<tsd: I irlff (kf tchtdulft II airrru Iha Ia4l*ldaai)t Paatallaalag* A | I lmpariallami CalonUllami Tht KlahU mi tha llataa) MatW Primary Liwai Inhtrllaaci 1?xi Iialtlafel'VS aal Batoaa* Itacall af Habile UflU lalss CammUilna Vara af Owmaaal tlaai Tb? Tratt ?1u?>iIuhi UtraUllaa af Ballraadi tad Ctrpontloaii Papular RUallak uf l*a?lwa| laaaiaa Tax. rlaa will afford a vast fund of poll tlaai la formation far any dtliMa 11 f party affiliation. provida axeaJKaat natutal for all studanta ?f {[ aasusna aad wUl to a varl labia compaadtura af pstltiaa tor saknsaa U ( societies. # FREE BOOKS FOR EVERYONE I mmoas*. to a feart tola campaign *f aduaatton. and to ptoca thto fl tides to to toad* af to man/ votara as poactbU, mill *lVa FRBK ft pripaM anywtoere la !>*? United fetalat, to latoawlnp splendid and Warfew af Aferttiaw secular totof patoa W Olaan FRW t vetumne l.Hl p*f*a far club af Baa aamaa at ft aaah. , 4 sloth. ?oU back stamp Rafalar to half laatom adlUoa. far t is and apsalai artist aa by feaaaa; an ah r M ftl Mturn BBlaoaarnlt, Tr said art TWt. tie a. far ?unman luftiaa. Kaary Wattaraaa toy a a Tito Man da lapafdat Tatt fc lac rap by. ana* portrayal mi Bid SHPSnal toda, *Mto itaa. aarlp n???ti?a fib- arsd ftwna aatosJ ndi?U In ala , iola-Oswgtos Saba tan to kmas nam iwkila Mb pdBttoal annaspasebas and Important palpaa. 'and wdtot totot Mr. Bryan all prnaddaofeinl aysidias w an art fine mm a dinar, ap n pap am. Tito Una sad knmnrlnt. to a todltoan. as a aatotar. ad ta ban sanl nto and to tto partptt. sto. aff Itotoondr i tlona at lbs *n*ula* ; tlfully MatoiaSsd. 7KSS for alub af rrrlptlan rafea ?f II sack. throe aaiaa as tl anato. World and (to Ways? Letters to a Ontosaa OflMai?Jdr i own book. dCPCflbtoc bis Bryan's raftf to ton fimnd "LSI ' I tha warSd and Joe mays tars XYant a Chimes fHftakil " A uropa. K*a Impraaaiana superb xtadlsafliia as wantam ala* lna true lira and entsrtaia- IsaWoa and fedaais In answar bo an line It* Impartal Ootovo attack on Uba raBpfisn, etoadards and r 100 mp?ri ancrartopa purposes al onr race. Belli na graph a tali an or procured If rants. A BtSl vdsna af to pad** R'.ahly bound In extra Olvan fWB tor afdb of two aamaa {[ t.h. sold aids and baak. at 91 anSb. ila weak among your frtande and aamim tost boaSm FJUBB, aav tarn, far a UtUa oaay eo:k.^lt'i an Bars to aeoura subscribe m ramonar It U uKan by ' parties. and contains de rif Inter*at u> arrry member or Mto family. Bdtaoadonal nlub* J lantfcod la avary county, and many will dubasslba In ordar to Commoner's Course at Study. Thana artldis and ether ai>a.-ia1 II wall repay tha aabaartbar. and anyaaa may ba proud to tvave hlch w? offer 7IU9U. In their Hbrnry. and send In your subscription Uats aS snap, and state what book ?u dealrn sunt to rnu. Tour own aua* Mkjr ko utmal la mv j rona *) MiibB<Ttpl'.v>n will oounl tho Mim mm m new on*. Anv can take of tttia offor. Mak* TMBtttAaoa ky p>-?t j t OrdkF h. '1 v'.'rm . tmi UlWOBllI, Nat) ro any of Utoao fcootte you muM cut out tails ad., IncWjP^oy ntm? { ow, and sand tocatkai wltti yoar <w4tr ? I ? -jam is Disappearence poker game. When last seen )rmer County Morris n had several hundred n Georgia dollars in hi* i> ckei*. a suit April's. K.ur iclothiits, mid to have der arr?st here a* h *)(,en *orn hv one of the men to ditarpearanop o nn<i*?r arrpaf. i* in the possession 'WO", a farmer eouo . f county oilicers. The men unho has heen mi<sini: der it-*-1 are Clayton Browning f day-. It ve ch^rg and his son. Claude, Tobe Kmohri'-O'i wa> murd'red oi;, former mar-h il ,?t Helens., > hid m ihe woods, at Morrison's home, and Henry d"sr, fif^r a Srtr'h, Vruro Ci ' . ' \ /