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Ink*, -S. Or T9 1882. Er urres, JA'f ix t iser&ed -a one kollr pet, fbe' for the tet isertion -I tek Vheeqfteit Mnertion I jndfc s1teoiftf!nts n othere Sik mon' tr ?n the yr. hd Tributes "of un.Rc vatea Je dollara, in ad ' f! ne. C., Feb., 8 1882. 88 A dy far aturn ba last been fixed. The ouse: ohnessted4 resolutiqn' to,djp rep on the S1O ftu w~si amendedby the Senate -to W b 1,,but the House refused to Ith. e atendftent and befotb the ad, iipon tft1499 agai th'e 6 bent, over. a palv r, le'sp1 ln Derg th 1006d t~;t dvba Sepak: at encei ol6tlered, an .dppse many .people will no breathe basier. especially 1-hoft 'of us' 'who fiame bocorni *ired 0AWors and respotisiblitties, a is~. rt9 retiro -to privote life. #I 'look 'r i with as mudh 10trxiety as a doenItI'1R gett i'&g Wis Atoons. The $:: isa 've .pprgI Hatfodt bill was read the IlztL 1: 1 f o. Senate to day. Thet * o' mill 'be disposca of in' themsm'p - pani of oext, ,wee'k., It provides, moltiAk1ee from .the lousefor a levy for Afife uptpoos q 4[ tils. It: may . negepary o e 'Aid' -imount to five ',% jpl : Ily passc.. The stock 19 11gh6Ahat -will not. do wn at. any apkikIaddintV iTere seems to be a -good 4" 4f iflactio in some ofthe lowet E~4 8 ~Of the 'State, iftr4 n 'bi 'to relieve diarls'ton, Cdllelon, Beaufort and kIlamp on~ti;:Eq int rUoed in both bran .. s 81e #g ure,. sinoe *the recess for thapt&poe.i The 4i4t. qroeposit-ion 'was to 1t n't .'8thAte'Iteay 'the 'erpense of! i 164on .necessary to cut then1 ei..Ms d pce of (lhe State. Thi.' proposition was voted down. Then an er festwainahde to make the exemption by rtidts the 'ccurfties themselves .to pay i~4* ~~sw~ 1enchjig. 3'-his proposi.. ti f$ e a own in 'bot'h f~iuses t4, ayd theore 15 to be no ioificat ion ~adh4ge:ia .the 4w so far as this Legisla Cure is dtsedred 'In this connection I 1t%y'ththve received se'veral letters * ~ ~'e4 s 'of i~lilerrs 'connty innking u (asto whenlthe law wouldl go into ~Perwtlop and if there' was likely to be any 4inesddrsnt exempting .t he. mountninous VSIoton' otih ounty &o. I will say for I~otimaton of all concerned that there as not, nor will there be any change made. The awgoes into-operat ion throughout the law will never be repealeli and those who de'attlike I hd jt as well .w'mko uap their minds to accept it gracefully and say *601iby mbout it.' :It Is one of the wisest, eqk~ita'bler and econonical laws ever ~as4 h the Legislature of our State, and 41LUq so gegarded by all, once it is fairly eated. .h bin, .'eating ;the new county of' 3erkefy fidna a portion of Charleston coun ty buadbe' rpwtfid. Aside from a matter of Oonienpe, the friends of the measure 61altn6d tthat- it. wa. a political necessit y, spwcut edaoihat is known as the black'sections of dharleston County. ~4 b~4 tbetlnly Raical as Becau fdmbSt up po the. other . hjtnd it makes h tanlyDemocratic, and will 9.ty 9pygg hogd in~the black our 8tt mhalso ret ains elev 'anrf Se 8iat ors, and %#phelf'bsefie .Bepresentativnes and .eue 8 ~~ ~I~ o 1iepeal the usury law hbi1t defe~ated ia Ahoposes. fianfrom Uolleton, one of dite e Aht d 'loaders" of the' "tlh iru ~~jh'ieted a1 lIttle sensation by his I~ towatrds some of the ~~I~Wafid~ol. Mo~rady of 4he H ouse. & b 'on the 81st of January uit., *disonusion on a bill giving the ~phate Company the privilege to Aikanway frou ihetir works along a (o the S8outh Carolina Ralth'o.d rFisiiburne, who wais bilif he: knew where the 9. s ,te woi-ks were., 1Jr. Fish aid he' did hot.- "Then," said Mfr. }egnafo'r acknowledges that he MkerMr. Smythel replied, "oonsidering - 1 not ar.t to the Senat or's r emark." . Mr,. 1hiburne subae, <. ~ a d tf Mr. 80sjthe a retrac - ~ ~ gypg'ue ,Mr. Spjdthe - et aotsad-euperddnal. encoun, ~JmI~1~coalion yTtduan fr& and .separatod the 4yo ~ Us hU'W iride; 'ffrthMr tQa si Irr. ,mjrii., hiu i by thw' 9appenled l#~tVther d~fisulty? fof this 091no., - &ud fler esa1 qipiga evnfr V - * '' I * en a'tedt carredo t o j w Ag,1i ile~ad T next. day lie h enigsd ow". bo keep the peam. lWI~arlik tohe, 'jib if wh ei thnmiftdt,to 4* je a big bO fWity thhd p41y." H he expects to adhvrance his petical fortunes, of or thtm of his so called "thbird party",ut of a personal difficulty with a gentleman't %bout a local affair that had nu poitias ;n it, I do not understand. Mr. Jmythe showed me to day a ohalelnge W he receive# (TomIr.Fi oishburxie. IL fvited gi %ir.8myt h6 to tn'httllm in "To-ronto Canada, 9 i province of GTeatlBrithin," to settle the.r lifficulty. Mr. &nuthie very properly re Aslid that, hie uhosiittingly intormed him tI i hburne) that he .dt'l-ined to meet Ili% in Tpronto. or atywhere else if lie nuiean't-a 'out ile meeting between .them. \It. Fisbulifne sent sitilar tfbtes to Colonel \lcCrady and General Izleo. 'Of cuirs ' rley will either tiot notice thein, or treft ClIpuas did Mr. Smythe. -Not content with . le inevitable notoriety t has .gained in " his conflict with Mr. Smythe, 'ht -to day, piecipittted a personal difficulty with Ldut. Governor Venneily, the IPresident of the Senate. Durtrg the debtto on the bill !o 1 'xempt Colleton and other bounties from the operation of-lhe stock law, Mr. Fish burne moved to dischnrge the special order c (the bill was a. special order) and make it a a special-order for a cortain hour to mor. c ro*. "This motion was voted down, When i a motion was inade to lfy lie bill on the " table. This motion, not being dtlable, in ike. tVislhrne -resort ed - to the tttctics of a filibust ering and nikiig 'dilatory motions and rmising points of order. -If -the points of order were decifted rigiiinist him'Ire would appeal from the decision of the Chair, call i i he aye and n0oes, &C. Inl the .course of' r his coldItet lie got ott1. of Or1der, and the Pi'esident, to preseve 'ithe dignity of the e .enate, wsas forced to call 'hit to order 0 %I. thR 'Mr. F'ishbultrne becamile insulted, ' and after I lie Sinale limd adjourned, ap - to lroaclied Ocui, Kennedy uid said to him P Itat., lie (Gci. tKennely) had 1reated him P( wrongfully. 0en: Kennedy replied that, e l di1d not think so, whet Iishburne, replied, et ,-you are a g-d d-d liar." Gen. Kennedy a replied thatlihe allowed no man to call him S that, and sitt'ntk P1ishbirnui withIi his fist, 1 khocking'him over against the dek._ -o Frien(s interpose'l andI seranraled t.1em. ar and Gen Ketnedy started off to hiis hotel. ISe Pishlburno followed, ald overtaking him at go lhe gate enite ring t he State Hlouse gtouinds, s minde a demiontitrat ion on G zn. Kenniely. 1a hut was prevented from ass-ilt ing hint by all fs:iends of (Gen. Kennsedly's wh'lo were pre,' thI sent. St ill not sit isfied, lie followed the cat Generil, anud overtook uim opposite S~tork's tit saloon, andt approaching him i said, ''ave be you zam'e,' 'Wen. ien'nedy vepl ied, ''no,'' by whleretupont IPi.ih'anl~rne miade at. htim wvithm a Al btickory stick. Geni. Kennedsy knuocked, otr re; erked him i down 'on thle pavemsetit and qtt ivould hanve g'veni hinm A gent eel thbraushing est tad hie hot been ptrevenited. Fishthurne of' <till follo wed htims to thle hotecl, but wats St there arrested by t he Shieriff' andit carried ge before Trial Jutst ice MashsalI. VTe last itb I have heard of him lie waus in thle custody St of' the Sheri If, butt wats trtyinig to gbt outI pt tinder a wi't of' habeas coH'r5pus. The f'riends ta1 'if G en. Kensnedly regre't the occuirrence, (1 but do not nt tach anty blamte to him, as al- pi :uost any man, si tuated as he wats, would 11< have done the samte (hinmg uinder the im. T: pulse of the :moment; yet, sonic do not re- pt gard Mr. Fisbutrne as hardly responsible pi 'or his conduct, as heo is drunk all the time. et Whiskey really 15 at the bot tomiof ihe whole nm lifticulty, from beginnitig to end. I sup pose that with the close of thie sessioin we ei will htear no mtore about thie affair, though he .so'me fear fuither trouble, P). F. U. li - An~Icrson's M~ahone. l" Mr. WV. WV. Russell, of Anderson County h ltns openly declared huimself' to be a 'la- il hone man.''" This is aibout equitivasl ent t.to i declaring itntseltf to lie an o (lice hitmn iing is mnan,. Mahoneism, Inidependent inm, Ollicc ir isnm and~ FishibtinetiCi st areill syntontomouts . wvith '"itolism"' in South Car~uzolina. Canii el dattes are going out. of fatshiion anid the peo- tc 1)1e are getting ti irod of' so ismny litt le "utp, s, starts" trying to organime niew parties mt hroughi whtich t hey expect to ride into ofli in ce. All auchol will be booked as oesneies to th good order and good governnent- Mr. a !Lussell has laid dlownu his ''red shtirt." and A has commitenced to gntaw ont lhe old bonec t h wvhich has beeni huntg out to dry ever since or 1 87th, the year of jubtilee of' SouithI Carolini. u, Mir. ltussell nio dloubt. expects to be it cani Ia dildateo f'or some' high oflict in the approach- en lug campaign, bitt of' course lie won't. see li the ''hat fall'' in the rice. it, is itumsored he( that he expects to edit the itew Party ev newupaper which is about to be born in tu~ Columbia. Thle old Itepuiblicatn party liss ut died anid been buried an.i will never live again. It shall not be bor'n again to be w, called by a dlffer'tent nam~e. It woul bi e well re for Mi'. llussolt to go to Aust ralia with oi Mr. Ilobbs, T1hey would be goodl oronies ji1 sttd would be of' mii utualti comfot, to ~eh yter, if Ilobbss couldnt't suiok anuy sub miance out of t he old bone, mtucht t he more so, Mrt, Rtussell cant't. thu Two Sangtors Quiarrel. Tr Iburln'g a debate In the Seniate a few dlays we tg6, Senatot. Smythe, of Charleston, in re. be erring to something addressed to the o' louse by Senater Flahbuit'ne saidl that heliv iir. Fihturne) did not know what heo was fliing upbouit. This remtark arouusedtfi th irish of the Colleton Sen ator and lie *went bth to Llhsseat of Mr..8mytheo afterwards find Wit told hint he had to retract what hie htad said,.m Mt. tettihoh had nothing to re- it t4L. T rmrWas aiflotl thst, Mr. b FatrbdAratndM. mth i h peronl i tc 8onotr. cely1er witr pemnlvoq~o~Satm lsc r I adbg ned Rlepresentative MoOrady, of Gui 9hrt iM madedepooitIoi t 6 Trial 1u s- Fri< . '1 h eue t i *e " eu's seni to ~ arrest~d. ~ey ~ fox' er. Ae i nI ta at00 'I Ob the r-esuicor thouight" kit&e-ce .4', . en the application tof the principles of lence to practical life *6t11h v" Werm art. ,rt-prepartion,;tbhgiasuOccess. if a moai Wets to do a good days chopping 4he firt inds his axe well. If fib db/rbs to do a >od days'plowing, he'first pttft '*is'qlows 'good i0htfitibt. qf hb-lesires 'terect a )ot builtling, lie first lay's a Ilirm founda >n- Itlistarr-ying thil etnsoning a step riher when *e sriy: If i than desires great reess, let. him llrst Oulivate and train the strumebt by Which (hhi n Sucess is best tin ed. if. lie Adesires his children to ike their mark in the World, let him give tem a'good education. Some people look oh lite time and money spent in ohtain~ an Cilucation as thrown awiy. . Some treits siy. We will keep our boys at. >me, learn them'h6v to work, and when icy are twenty-one yers (f dIge we will ve to each a'horse, 'bridle and sa(ldle. and t'them go forth itith die world and make cir fortlines. This is erroneous. All ildrel srhoitld'be tanght how to work, bi' the same time their minds shou1ld he iltivated so as to enable them to turn their bor to theist. advanitago- Look ing up I c ittucation int this ligli't -it qs nln invest ent which pays a greater poi- beh't 'han iy other. It requihres thiought, plin'ing Ad man igement I o maick money, anid it. 1s licatiwi hait. ennbles one to manage well. lu1cation being of so great. adlvantage, why It so much neglected? Where is the .Ise. There ifre sohMe who want the pnblic to ticale Iicir chiilren. CotNeque!ntly thoy ily senl them (turing -the public term of c school. Th10.4e who Me really to!) 'poor pay tuIiition fre certainly excusatble 'for irsuing this course. For no imian is cx cTIed t perform impossibilities. hut many bare able to do bet ter act on this prin ple- They are cryiig ot. f'or low taxes id at the same time for more piublic hool money.. ThI-i is aliotit. ecquIivalent to ying: I Warte. yorclhirg -thalt I don'L want I Will bnti d a IMhouso tvilihl. 't(31s. We e in sympathy with all efforts whioh tre. ing male by both the State and nat ioial vernment. to inauigmrale it -pubtlic schoo: steim that will atford every chil InI lie I ia good co~mmtron school eduction. Blut great unrotamkinigs requrire time for r )irI Comlet (~ionI. Thei S itte should edu ti re its children. All governmrenit is inst i ed for the good ot' society. TI hecre enn ) nohetter w'ay of honefitng socety t han holdintg out lo it edciti onal uadvant ages. ': I0Vt1It govenmets reqirme in tell igenice to i gutlat e and direct. utm. Toi meet t hese alificat ions eduicat ion is absolut ely ner lary. But thei State is a whole, made nip individual palrt~s and in wedet that i'he' ite as a wvhole can attord tihes, advanta s, eaich inidividual part. must, cont ributl e pr rat a share'. Theli way thlen for th 1 I ate to au g imnt tihe puit Ic fund for scho ol irposes would seem to be to raise 1the xes. A bill has been int roduced int o ih e >ngmress of' the Unii e<' St ates 1t0 app~iy thle -oceeds originaltinig from the sale of pub..) hilnds to nat Iional educat ional purposes. lie subject of educat inmg thle muss of the lople is receiving much at tent ion at thle -esent day aind it is hoped that great re ilts will follow the efiorts which are being ade in that. direction. Until this systcm can be pitt in motion the tidreni oft lie count ry forthle mtost pamrt mnal a educated by their parents. It is st range )w some pairents look upon01 this subject. ver~y one kn Iows t hat. wvhat ever is valuable ust. cost. some hitng, If a man buys a arse, he ex pects. to pay for it. If he~ .iys a hill of' goodls, lhe expects to pnty for' iemii and j ust in pr'oport in to41I teir wort b. reqire,'s bit little o see t hat edituai tio worth miiore t hanU anyth ig else. Accord. g, lien. to lhe rules of baurgaini antd tril e -ery mzan should he willing to eduoctie his iildren. It. is a dnutty which parenits owe I lhiir clhild ren ju.st, as5 mu ich as to clothI e id feed thetm~ i alduty. Eduicationis too10 iuch ineglected int ourm St ate, and especially the upp pPCort ion of it. Ihow m-iny hoys cre are amiong the mouinlainis oIf SoothI roliua who have by nauturit gi't ed mi nds. II t ht they need is to be startedu. ILet em finrd out thleir powers, let thle germ ce be star'ted aund it will grew to maturity ider' whatever dlitllill ies it may have to bou'. Th'le greatest genuiises generally hue fromn the biinnbhler walks of liI'e. Wie re in tan age of' progress, and it. is to be sped that the day is not)1 far distant. when i. cry clild, boy and~ gir iill hiave o ppar. mnities for developing their minds to t heir lermtost capacity.. t Edutcat ion is thle channel through which s a mtust look for solid progress ini every sp5t)O it de~pend~s thle protetioni of L r. liberty, thie perpetIui ty of 011r'inst it, ri >nis andi the lustinig glory of otur country . It A Destr'uctive Fir'e, . A dlreadful flee occumrred int Ne& York on a 31st of' January. Tlhrtee large hilinitgs dI 'r0 litterly conisitatied by lie fa m es. Theli a e wvas a hecavy blow to newspaper meni. e oftices of some six or eight journals re dlestwyed. T1hA lost is estirated toIt v'ery heaivy. Thie fire raged from tenri lock itn thle miornminug till moidnid1ht. TIhec~ es of' flftoeen or siltee, persons were lost. any who were Itn the upper stories or the ilngs 4gaved their livos by lea ping f'rm Windows on canyttss stre~tced at the :e or the lluiblinigs. The rtlr was filled It the shr'ieks Gf women and children an-1 ny Wero soen in the windows of' the Iding with th&eir hair anid gaurments itse, 'he totion fdr a nt t'rial in thtev teucs ashadadcrudo Leay case. Wae moaionandsarefusd ond Jetay hast eenb mopasa rfsed apr h tsnd luiatassnetudt e ugo the day iofene nu~edtio He wa isodread (i~ittu ~as eeutetwed It) be hung on SOLh day of$Jum~ netI. lie wai dreoAI. irt ~1AwrlOed ~t~& hAd 10 1~ bekt U~ by A fd days. ago g abof rear% of 1ti, ivin lug I * hi8 dog ftidua gv p", he #AEtftgThe-dogh ,is niastet'. After I +Pys 2i itumber o0( hltures 6en mring woodeg some on tot eApot iscertin what attracted them. A most orrible speotacle presbhteU itsel'i The egro boy was found sWinging by tire side A the tree dead. 'I is *uVppjoI that he aad chased a rabbit, 'into the hollow tree, hat he had climbed the 'tree atst 'rha his Lrni into it hole to get Uhe 1kebbit W'ifti) ,old to a swinging'linb with the othe'rarm. lint t.he limb broke and his armi caught in lhe hole in. such a viantiet that - 'b oild tot extricate Limnself. ih this position e itarved to death. rVte body was in a. Ireadal slate of decompopirioh, ahd (ho. iultiures had gouged out, hift eycs ind de voured a lirge portion of his body. MR. EDITOR: We nowv.Javo the ssuraunco of' the much talked of, ind longed for AtanL8tIc and Fromeh Broad Vailey Itailroad, and I'see in ho SENiNELJ of the 26th 'tit.:ydjh uy, you hopo the people along the ine vill bo puiblic spiitrd enough .o give the right of way, and if those hong the prost)t liat ate not wil, ing- 'to) give it, the line 'i be Ahangod, and rLn elsewhlore. Now' we krow that a Raih ond cannot he 't'n any w'hOre, afnd I suppqso the )Cst r outo has already been selected r1om IRasley to Pickens C. 11. 'Tho lut,y of ev '(it jeVn, Whopfe land .ho road runs thro(i.g'h, is t0 giVe the -ight of way, except'inicortain 'cases vhuto it might damage more than 'rofit, (which is very rare). 1Nail 'onds pIrOfiL in many wayS, that is 1.t direcL, nor diseoverable to peo dn who do iot lo'ik siieh' ontors i'S-hMs n- a'e)'y and intelligertly in ho faceo. -Now let the Rtilroad an horities know wvho they arev that )J)r)SO thle 'Ot(d n'nd let them 'bcstow heir favors o) 'otihL.rs-give 'them o cont.racts, pnrch-ase from them othing 'taetcn to bo-iight froml 'M Ms, pr y ot'hers iin their steaid. ,et the publio lookc upon suchI as ein t oppo)Csedl to publdic im prove. rcnt. We have lived in the maoun.. ainms Ilong outgh, and)' I t hinkc the a tlantic anid TIreuch Bro:md Valiler tailrcadl w Il gre'atly help 'to le-vel iir -mounitninis nul enirte~l' us to li've iitlm 'telow coun Iitry. T1'len let tn,--fook nt 't'he 'finiroad inn Icially. W e av-e grrfna lming nh on t mrii high1 taxesi. I amn of too oin hat, Pickens~ wil niake motney ouit >f. these non-h opoe rali!roa ds in he end, nnd t hey wmll wm-kc oniL To 1 1f at ti- more ai itd exceed-nig profiL hat ii (th~ 0pposer aOt reS ai w' art 'iiI)Of. [ekens i'. hiigidy t axed. 1iior~,i a!,. n)st, by 100) po eet, thant some of' mier ad~jo)iung counities is sellitig bor ainds higher--peoplie ftrm a distance ire seeking h<>mes among us, lands .hut br ought $5 00 per niero tw'elve mionlths ago aire no0w bringing $7.00 o S.00 per nero. Arid t he price of 'eat estato is alwpmys an index to the irospj'eritIy of at conn1t'ry. Now Mr. Ed i tor', I want the R~a ilrond, antd I im) going to do aill that nn intelli (ent, honest man 0or men will kay I >uighit to do, and I am not. all time me in Pickens w ho is 'ilhliug to do lie sa1me. 1 e'xpoet tI uiko some nioney' Oet of thme railhoady but not >y t3ellintg tihe right of' way. A CTdENj. Vaccination. D)urin g thme firs~'t thr meo days after *acemtatlion t here ought to be I la ri not r'esulit a ppa remit, except sutch 8 follows the use of theo knif-o. Onm hIe fourith day aI 13 ismnall pimpplo can~ '0 felt; Momi times this cannot be cover'ed for' two or throoe -days tier. Ont the filtth day3 thle pmmnpre' u.s become lairge('-, and. On) themixthm ay~ aIppear's aL little ro(unid blister' bout the ciate~~r of at pea. On he s1eventhi day this has a smal airk spo(t in tile contor', wich grad ally becotmes larIger, unttil on the Incl h (day the whole pocket except ho matrgin Its the alppearatnce of a wab wtith ai hollow point in the een r1. Oni the tlhir1itit day the~ pa-. lot, is smtim mes coveted with) a ~ nh esemblUin g scarilet lever'. This I i 1)par1, of the dIisease and (ought 0. to l o In ista ken for erysipelas 01' trecated by .iod~no cr other' ex, tsC:so cihanging its location to me1) iternail organm, suchB as) lung r' brain, anid perhaps eptuing doat. htis rush soon goes ni'vay og itsoli, 'avi ng the patient, safer l'rm. ama lb OX thtan if they had1( had -. i,. Tihe :ab dtios dlown,,Jalls off and kitves he scar with whiteb every one is, miliar'. lat people who Jate once LIen vaccinat Led the Vagoinao runs a lorteor course and .sometimes a ery imperfect one.'" A1Uh1USTR., GA., J uam'y N.--Con dorable exci tomont, was caused in ntmoin tCounty Iateliy by in attempt burn the resmidoneo of P. A. COX, t ithian five tiest ofi jincolton. Six lro dmenh ered artd uThrJur'ylee d3rJo disch red and Harrmy Kon-ht dyl Jon~a H rry~ and lenrya ? W ight ptmsne. Thecal sa&no io si the ts untyofchials saPv he prsoes mm 14A i~& ALphnaal r Du i of 1,,0, 0i t off (al.) flr pAthall pox znd which 1uh41 oeen ed, to my, Ik io %v I edge, In hthndrede d'ing. It will enna r dinedered ow-pdx in Eog, ,land the world'cf soierice hurled an av.aanco~ of ta'ie tipon his head; but. when the m6t Ktienti'fo sahool of medicino of thb v6ild-that, of' Parim- publjm)hd this .i'-cipt as i panneea for siblall pokc t *1-imed un Ireeded. It is as uphiling as fzaV.e, aihtl tongners in every instance. It is ldrmlem4 when taken by n iveil perasn,- It will. also ucitk'o ififte to v1'. * cro ip tle receipt am I la::ve, usea it. find cured scarlet level-; ore iL'ik 10 1 ha i'o used it to cure small pox, when learned phymiianns sani( the patient mutL die: Sulphato of Zino, One grai; half tenvipoontil of Sugar; mix with two tabilespoomnstil of water; when thoronghly mixed add four lnnes of w:. ter. Take a - sjpoonfill ovol'y 'hour. Either dis enlso will disappft'il twelve h1ost. Fora cit hild, 'tiffier -do.<e, aecord inl g 'to age. It eounlties would compel their physicians 'to Tiso ths ithero '(Vduld .ho no tdd of post houses. If yo'u "valo ndvice and expo'ien'rice use thifor %that t'eeri'ble diseas -." It the 'follo'i~nb, wh'ihd wis Writ - ton to the livol-4ui Mecury, be true, there is nothing very alarming in small-pox. Air. il.e Says: "I am willing to risk my reputation its a 1uhblr n.vi if tho worst cases of St'flhl po-x catnnot b curod in t1re da s simply 'by tho ise of cream of ti- Uno ollnn' of'camin of' tar Sar dissolve-d 'in t p'in-t 'of boling water, drank atsho-titi tervaIs .when: Mid, is at certain rem Medv*%. It has cured thousans.I, never ICt es 1 mark, never causes blindniesdIcs, itrid avoids tedious, lingering illness." Jafie von Ever n1vown aii t"b'tn'e '1rM~~ h ivillhl out a1 weaik st011 1on'ch or iviacti:ve liver or k'idneyi? Ar'M \vlhe'n these orgins are in 4,66A conditioi do you iot fbitol their po-vs Jor eroyinig good health? Parker's Ginger -'uni regulates these importan. :naukes hie blood rich anid pure,.nnri st reng:hIens~ every par. ot the systenm. See ot her' coluam- 4 &n Exodus 1Lette'r. Th-e 'altitoing letter, thte Groen, v'iflZe N'ewts saiys. wnsI fo.untd in an: old emnp'ty r'oom1 in the city oh Creei'u: ille a feh' d'ays aigo: "The Kansas' chiho ie'te Nov thVI 1 0 for' N~o Ieo -C ON f r'verv in mmin b'airsu tol Em mer'gra to Kanan.. a, $0oon a 1luiy (enn T1he nwe' int Open: by M r W A Un'oas and ca:lled to ordled by -\ir Gr:'een FI'li'czrad A at ich wasfl in) lt'r dol d y Mr[ W'~ lreer WVhaylec thet J u'nt tel man11 was~ a p kon ll. L~ J Goron'~~t . ;a:4 ingrage ii: takenQt downVi .whos at ihe close". or Mir mu it h : sptch theo. Li't, was giv' in tIo Mr lHoss nr'.l the nmes w'as enild theo of the of' mien was 96 amul after' woJrdJ Mr' Gordon, 8:s it 1i. ad driess to pepeul yout need niot, to think that you) will Finit a land of resto on cairthi you will niever' s'oe it yotT havo% g'utt to waIIrk f'or whait y'ou gets its g'ootl to g~O a way feom tnere moy friends :() you ilmemnber the Black matn that, was whip to (deth: in: Aug, 1881 in Onc&el Tloon Shp; yout haiv no prOteettiomn her' by law~ this the Whl1% tluiins Inntois and he may13 hive its fo) mo We will mete a gin) Ileven AM fr'omi 3ree:aviio Ic( 11 oin Ruthifour~d thod un the n'ighi of the 17." SAVANNAti, (GA., Febriuar:y 2 - T~he body nf I lel iszz-aen I ecigho. ihe G reA't who mys)'ter'ion-dly disa pp)e., ed fromn this city .Jtanary 18th, wav~s l'ound( inl a fiel yester'iday mu ich, dlo, comlposed. It, is~ thoughit that he beinig unider his body. The residceo of Mrft. A. P. Con nor, w.hio lived 01n L~ong Cante, Ab > v illJo Cout:: y, was bunrneod on thin 'tight of' theo 26i h hIt. It I itj)n >osed to be tho wvork of anl inicendi try, as ker'oseno oil was found pour dover the floor of the room11 int vhiich the0 fir'o 81trted. A grown 1I1thght~or was~t di gorously inljuri ed ty jumanping f rom ian upper)Ct pialza. The Richmnotnd Bloard of' HlnIth IpOi'!8 21. denths from Msall poXt aist. wcok-s whi tes and1( 13 c' loroe. )urlng"t'o santo period 15 now eni es woro replortEd, 7' beintg smallI lox and 8 vatrioloid. Aioac nder IT. Stephens has cor-, iloed htt hbry of Lte Uinited aes nind has phiced it in the hands if the publishers A sharp baild heazded drumme anr said ,0 a witty hio8te5$; "Ilow happens it, gd'ad, that you took a~ grayi~ scaded matn unlto y'ourel fo11hr a hus )and?" 'The witty an td rth ier you ai lostess replied. ' Why, my dear sit', Ie dios aill prefer aL gu'ny hauired >ld man to a baild headed young nlan.'' The yountg diimn CIer sitid noc noro. T1o Lt'n dJown a womanu is a tnrd thing to dti T OF oren DAt--" Will it "WVill it huirt me mucth~?" '"WVill it leaveo mtutch of a scar'?" "How long beforeo I'll feel it?' "Oh, Doctors ato' ou going tQ eg bat knyrfe?"% "Rull nn vnn e alamen.90s sa All . the AoBufd>* ti 1111h ~~'lo,'(he w~i'.t'htt'd '44t )v iy t 11e., %V i t iiS 110t~ +-4 11l)(J n l'oi A. -tiflan-ot to0 1)0. Him 11hair Wi fi'ilh .11. li'ng w4 in tho photogroph, andl ho holdst his had a - 1Ltlo to ono sido, in('filing toflvm'd hi. Ieft, shoulder. lie Wiets atihi in a 11onac bottle gr~en clot h i'ink ov3reot with an enormous fur collar. wvhich came down to "his thoh Idol- lhndcs.e Ile woro a pair of, brown ii Mrm' si d it s'tiff felt hitt, (1)0 Bit ttiflio,' pohiCo0 'foeee. 11is foot are bIrgn,- and his -gait~ not puo-. ouhiarly tlegun L. Referring to. the . 111IC1lwist L hwling Which' 114d' beont i - e, 3 Ped-by.'his faijiuro tLrmaiu vi ill Baljimloo on hir i " t', to VJ ingtoll, Mr. WVildo said ho 'roge"tted. int, th iii gh fmis ilot iztjoh. lv preis hIid bacti led to 1)11 lb h\vr(ng c(11O1tict iLht up)on) 108 aS('1C6l. 'Lti I it 'vats Isis (Turnest des'ir'e thsitth 'ftua'tlj'. (i' iefetrnv( ho rt:aIo to) L)V- nuator, wVic'itr, b)e1')ti~~iLth ti a tOCen a'~iNttd3" 3Utr ttori3''Qxpitiah *iog it \\'ti, fuiwsihle it c-(rd -ho. lip. WVrtdoi peakm witt) i It .V 0ry 'igh. broguie, jnkl his it oftu HoCra i.8 Lliat 61' fill lingolirh gcittleoitin loig airt' n tiRs !4w bit , Caritry i n. hii 4hC)1 (Iit ut aInglu Li wit id hiii left a'd'iIdi given huin it 'Simpori lis tIII) piaai3. Wireni'be sIieniks, a faInt', tillig to Ohis effuct. Hlim 1:1itro, it)(IiCIq (e anI O ett EZIjalimiu'ir degroe Mr. 'tV i Ilo is it)ii uppc'fli(o ()no of ioso nien who in ait c hie d a isica I '.Cllotol t'i- wi~oul d Call "Ltu tweeL to A\Lipersons. re notified not to trade ful I NOEorSIX 11UNDiRl'I AND F"ORTIY DI)A , date'd abouit the first. ot* Janxiary 18-76. rind payawli to 'r. j. suoi. erlmoid. mW ind*rpriig to be tsignedl by nie, :Is sautd 1)010 it; it forgery. &~-Y The dIleso 1weliKigenctri will n~~ To 'ia "n titiaca atni &en bi: ..o .....-A ---I upon it~ one bf the.~b* ~mtW r bwers in the State4 hq~14~~ SOrGO ~ewy vtliWablo iLl half out i~~hIg ~t~C~'Ciil&ifttLlon. 0~ud~e~dIn4. in tIaenbov~ -' ~. 4. LOW 8 0 Shovel, Spa W. T.McFALL'& NEWXV G ~OOC NkWtokPR ICk s WE RAEKO ESLE. ME - thcaroaso lierll bStowdon t1rade for olhye krGo2'opeeh o~ral JVf T88. M F L 't&hin 5,e ish~ to 16, n y epn NEW FIRM! WeriinE To BE ABmeine TO. isell onldo Fim n dw the Neisarwe..ar Blankts, anther Witer od to ceoser jaf 188 16 or. H.ind Anerlson prCeso a OUBRTO.CK Tol wth lredersanths we would rask. ye#( ho pyltict a tt~entaion tdg I i- . we, a 'd youwifindg fhor ( ar Tient s"anb ".Maderasy. W wll. chaer ai 5ntly m ae it . onr adQ vatae it. e sbfr uige Aeune ad etak pleasure in COTeing;t ouliaetsndu cot rjs0 Goods at such oCa'tCOSt antd ar rint;g2'adsi t. $1; -8 Shirtig. ti .pef yr;C to Pid.9 leciXng &n yarxid, 7. janes H5, c.; 16nkrhef;5.t $. H; LAndhrs5.o& C12;a. me' IeoyirITV30c. C To Wbr arellens chee thianwl ankytr in PY tic t Coutyii 1n to 55r. e y ad yoAwl large S t. Hafrom 25i to ca b Polkidea.4yhoe, 7will dertaiouly Grakn it?. Alway look~ti atg ur Bots efore byounU 'og ansei i l sa veynme . t asr m d etht plarir in othe rig t We havej ust receive 100 arres, andc wit gun o sl id at renvil22 p'raio i: luiemem-b e hinf yo ard wio e 7cu . We; arealso, ants. f o te $125 Farje Wagn thel bes ape solan an se(tre in1'iou outy .raity 5o perliyard. A lar e refe tnt ryot 26o et et~ -wOrrade ibris h, $1.1r pibts te ghi and lourprce ate oer pl~tng. reyu it Itisru o e taty 1'oi I08ath l~ no if0,o 1881t t ove oey'll01U Tehve JOlreed 10lRelawl Not penationaliser yoNo 11.norl te. andou prce a tertsg as The Oldea eiabhe Io Torogl .Demtoatic in p~ri a1Itj, bealhrogressive~ Catuolat Th CRpOIE ConceadCns teii a~et 1ir~ alesan e*orld, an treoge as~h acountrip t eri n t Golina 'i theri-dSpts uaiy bto Angstabiedn186Whl thoreghen de or i i.,. rmoij0 t.I liborsl, progresaive tohera Th. (.gIR~Wmogg contains the l~tegt flows tr.'~on~ all part.e of die world, and Ia g a iirst~laks paper. reoo'nIz.~1 as As an aclveatising medium, ~ ~ country *ft Georgia amid *3outh (JaroII~0 tri butary to Angusta -~ We endeavor to exciuda ~