The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, September 02, 1886, Image 4
TIlE LATE 111. U.AYN.
A South Carollutau Who Llred on HIs Wire'
Earnings ae Long as ll Could.
[IFrom the 1'hiladelphia Times 1
Years ago .JUiIa )ean, a very pretty and
engaging actress, was a great favorite in all
American cities and had a host of ad- (
mirers in her train. Ihving mind and char
acter likewise, all who ktew her esteemed b
arl honored her. In an evil hour she lis
tened to the illpassion(d suit of I)r.
1layne, son of b ert Y. 1layne, of South i
Carolina; was flattered by his preference.
ble was soiew hat imhitious socially 11n1d t
accepted him, having no idea ie a gentle
nrut of his tnteceents and exalted prof(s- 1
81011 would tlink for a mlonitit of allow
ing her to remain on the stage. )r. I lave a
was, it is said, always talking of the su
peliority of his nat ive State, of his fat hier,
the eloquent Senator, of his illustriouis un
cestors and iImagI1inary ill UstrUios sell. No
one who hadt heard his valuoings would <
hayc believed him other luau the euihk)(l
ment of the most sensi'ive honor amd most 1
majestic chivalry. When lie pressed her
to hasten the wedding day she gave as a
reason for deferring it thit she nd certain
theatrical engagcmn'nts to fill, 1aId that she
was anxious to col)lete the0e before
changing her namnc. 1lnt he was s5i persistent
that she yiehled at last, :utal Was dcliglted1
that his love was sIiongi e' thani his imUchi
vannted pidtle. Shie regarded it as n1 cx
traordinary eonc'ssioa tlint he should he
willing to perniit his wife, known to he
such before the world, to aet even for a
few months. Whewn her (ngagemeuts had
expired he showe, to her surpErise, 11 oh
j('ctiot to her entering into new ones. 11ci'
surprise deepened iuto painful 111anzement
and mor'tilientlonl wvhen she 5aW, as5 lilne
went on, Ihat he mll(de no opposition to her
supporting him). lie had o11 ineome of his
own; lIe did lint Iy to practice his p'ofes
sion); he ieretly traveled with i her and
sired her 'itrnings, or rather took by far
the larger had f. She loved the man. ShE
wo uld have 1been only too happ)t'Y to WoIk
for him night. and day had he been ill or
lisatbled. LIut to see h5im5 u , roiust, in (1111o
1ar:tive youth, lougiug around1 liE ,t its,
sun)king , dr inking, playi31ng htiltiiards. andt
talking about being ia genth'inl, wltoly at
her cxplense andll Without the least rere('t,
tortured bier pride iuld ren'red1 her
w retclhted, as it wtitE 1 h:-e rnitidieI :niv
woianly wornm11. No iount of lo E
could en<hirec suich an cx perrienc(e. It tturnedi
to conlteipt anEl he was 'ware of ii. Ihit
lie did tinot (ire so loin: is his bills we
paid. She tIkept h(r olvn 5E( lt ced iin
her hac't, for she n- spected lir. el :nd ot
war"dly reaeteuled himi. Int tlit, iinlt' (:(1E)
when she conlt n(E longEir hn:r1 ii. Sih itll
himn, obltainedI a divor-n :inn1 he h,ev:inte the
late 1)r. l layne. 111w h(' il):n:1nagel aft(r
w:Elt t oEr ini Irnu, - e.
lIo' inll'r t ing Itiirti('itl i t aIS I1n11
lished by \l. 1l'aul Leroy-lIhiulien in tiiE'
Eoenmilist Fi'aiitis wvitlh n('gard iI to tlh'
mufract ureitand consumpnlt ionlof' tollmeco
in Fri ce. I i(' <1)111<- <S lieiatl ligiiris,
which show fla t heiib' t' iitntity of
toli(eco grown in 1"'tniee itsE'lt was abott
1;9,20) tons in 185t, it his liei gr'a uainlly
inercasing until it' is niow k r'utly dobil ie
ihat (Iantaity', while fit' rvt ut' wl1thieh
tho Sttte derives flr(i it h''s inerensed(
from .c:3,5t,00 t)t)to netarly .1:,1:(1,11t1.
ii other words, wliile the (quan itv of
tolacco growit lais only lt(1ed,' lit'
proita of the State, or, in othe i' wortdu,
of the mnuiiifatuliletrs, iave inrly qiaI
rupled. The great ilnirea use in E?I Erit is
Cxplained by \1. P'iul Iioy- Ihatlieu
upon the grould tlnit luth exililse of
mnlilufaetutrinlg an) ahditiou:al t1uanlity of
tobacco is nOt anything lik' ilit of tlht
first estaldishnimit. of Ipltnt iu autterinl.
Te cultii an nuumfcturi f t.o-.ti
Since1i07it-I, and, with ih le (eeptiEn Eli tii
brief interval diiring thle I evoliitioin, his
retmaineitd so) (ver sine. I this conn !ee
lion, M. Pautl Lter'oy- Ilinni hn gives flit
following figure'(s, shlEowintg thle iuntit
of tobaciCOt)(111 cosuetd inl the di lYere't
couitries of' Europte, andI te rate per'
l30t inhiditntis is, atctordling to hiimi, as
follows: Sp ain, 11u0 loundis;I tialy, 1 28
potundts~; ( Irieat I ritaini, I138 I ptullEs;
Ruissia, 182 pounds; I ilniary, 2r;
p)oundts; Deiinmrk, 22- 1pomlialIs; Norwayi 5,
221) pouEntds; Austriai, 27:8 houndmls; (h-r'
maliny, 336; pounuds; 11 itolihuil, .I.i8 pEoundtS;
oneC pouniid per hleadt is conilsumiled, niEarIly
F"rance, thiiee fiimes ats i'ui ini ( iernumiiv,
fou' times its mucih in 11.o1lhmdi, and live
times as much in .1 elgiumi.
lEE,i iii Ml'umeIEEir.
It seems fo :e <ioite setI tbed t hiat 1880S
shaull b~e marikted all1 throuEighaout bty ex
It began with a remarkabitll itiid po
Itonged fall oEf th e thermomextaier i whitch
all'eted every' intrt of tIht .Uritishi I shututsh.
low the me-an for' thle seaison , and alr'eadly
tomis of the coinug winiter ini te 'form
of ai setver1e frtost in thle nothtl of Seot -
ld. Tihuis ftrost is not only rare, it is
ab solutely withouElt a parlttlel ini the
to be ia sinigle inlstanice oIf the theltrmiomeit
ter being niotEd beo E thIle freezinig poinlt
~in alny piart tof ScoEttll in dJ iuly p revius
to this year. In the care'fully kept ireg
isters of temperalturtiIe at (iilli deni, which
textenid ovter thie grecatt-r part ofl this eeni
tury, the lowest pioinit toucthe'd hby the
tltroimoieter' iln dully wits 39o degr'ees, tin
the 15Sth of dultiy, 1875. BHut, ill 188t, at
the sea lev'el at Wick, ont the 29th of'
;July fthe fhermnoimeter' toucehed 30 de
grees, and iuland thIroutghotEi the counlty
of Cuaithniess (een lower reazdinigs iare rE'
ported. T1his fall of the thlermiomitetr ini
the North of Scotlamid is evidtl ylvt cit
nected with a general uand motst iremairkat
tble cold1 wave, whuit'b inicldes witin its
SWeep)overy pato(f thie] ritishi Ishmdlus. lIn
Loloni thto th ermometitter onily toEuc(hied
for July on three days betweten dJ tiy jtt
and 30, tIle three (days bEinig the' I1th,
21st amid 22d1, and on ft' '2fth theumi
mmni r'eort'led was only i tdegrets, fthe
lowest mautximitn for ally dayt~ iut Julv in
the courso of sev'eral yeatro.- .Jaliil 1iah!
Gaztte.
'The lines oif' iail ways3 itn 1Itn- livE Eiti ionsW
of the (earth co1sf, in rEouind mnh- rt , 5 iI
000,000.),000l; andmt wvoihh, a e'lttmi;' t
.Ihirni'l Korlbu, reach'l tight t iumes 10oiumt the
globe, lthotuigh it is hlE little over have a
century slice the firist rail1way wEorked(o by
Stocktonl, Set. 27, 1895, anld htl weEn
tihcster itnil Li verpoo11 l, St. 15 , I si.
It is shiown- 1tha ill Fratnce, prevlitous to tin
senmger in eovery- :8;t5,tt00 killiEd, ant eouoIEtti
of eveury 30h,000( 5,t w tioded: whereais hett wIE t
18:35 andl 1875, thert wais but tune int 5, I>.
800) kIlledl, iad (one b. .P-lt,-l7tt w"ioundeI I -
cldents is yearly dimniniishinig. Ila il waiy
t-raveling in England is inttenided with
greater risk thant any oIlier (oiuntriy in
JEurop'e. A French statistiaian oblhs-Erv(e
that if a persion were to hive countinalldy int
a railway carmriage, and spend allh hits thne
'In .railway traveling, the chanes of his
dying from a. railway accident would not
occur till ho was 9601 years old.
A1O ya naturatl ability for acting,
?~~u(Wm~9Yik pt you off the stage't"
NEthAIL NE W ITEMS. f'
is
Vacte of Intcre.t. Gathered from Various
Quairters.
Cholera is raging in Corea. hi
Ienry Ward Jk'cler is Ill in London. C
I)amago by the Galveston tornadlo $200, st
00.
'le worbl's cotton supply is 1,238,469
aleS. p(
A drunken citizen of Montgonery shot ,
md killed a pIolicrn:a 'l'hursd:y.
I'1 in("c Alcxaicr is free :m(1 ont his way
,) his home. 01
The \l0ine e:anpaign promises to he a( d
ed hot on' this flll. 0
Fe1'iisltn. Ih(e l(Iadstoliain ctudidalte, has -l
eecn ('clee in Leri ih.
1'rep:lntio nsrebg:: md 1l n:ule for wh(rle 1
ale evilt ions~ i frehind this wvinter. ii
I)r. L . litting, of 1laltituore, aged 25,
omtntitte( sui(ide on1 Saturday.
Thirty-six out of sevelty-tne t1housa1i
ersolls in Saxony Cotumit sutieicie.
'lhe New York hank reserve is now $6, -
. i excess of legal rc(tuir("1elnt.
A 1'resb,yterian congregation w:1s hoi(ot ed
und stoned( b y a mobt in Ikelfat. 'Thursda:y.
IRev. .1. C. Ieeber ('n0111mitted(l sulicide at
khiira, N. YV., Wednesdlay.
.1 :nes 1 . I:ii.ll:ine nua11 i is s('('t nd1 speeh
n North lerwiek, i\laine, \'cdnles(ly.
Ilhrt \all wa:s killed Iy Lewis Lilisorl,
Wednesday. in At lantt. 1Ilisont is il "1:ii I
g\hout. '0) passcnger trin1s enter andul
9ave lt hiuli4elphia (aity.
'Ih' r(pIort that 'Llow fever iatd :tp.
per:le"d iI n 1"l)rlarh: is 1111tue.
T1hc delega,:ti(4n 1'1rom1 Ir('el(n to the Irish
N:ion:i 1.e:igte are on their w;ay b a(k.
'(l;t:ter' W\orkma1:n 1'owder'ily declar:ues 11ha1
the :II 1r(ehists 11(1 the KIiights of lR at re' te
atatgonti;te.
It ha1s 11t0w bteen di1sc4\veI'i1Id tlh i rl
for wihom \loore was I'ly-hed iii ,I:aort i>.
a n1(t) (lnlIus ('r:aturei.
lhisinless p:1't of ':lir 'ill', N. Y., t
stry1 I by ire III Satnlr(tay. I.'.s $i Ito),.
\ 14t0ria andl Ilitl oht, 'I'cX S, wcre
mntst. totall\y dlstrn>yed by\ the( stormt of 1.'ri
bay ight.
)r. ('. ('. lk'l"1r., 01 iioston, is int jail on
till- (harg'e 01f :idli)g Mlts. I;0lbinson to
1:1111er her d:ltughtcr.
W i . ,. le nll , of istn, :wam sue
(''Sfunll\'ill : or ( v e 'sl the, w,hirlp04ol ng:li(Is
0f Ni:IIl'aa ivci' fur $1,lluA
(n )Itos ill I1's. ('iii', i>' . t"ksini iltie.
I"''lt., h:ts 51ued I'rantt(es ('ollins l>r .:t)tt11
dl:(naI,es for ('nti)'in:; her' hushirttl.
I Tn' - 111ave bIl en ;II s i" tl.s I is i ' 0 ',.
inl I.ontlon onCinI ' o lus'.s .11 1unlt' (':1rItt
A h 3 l 33i e:Ii inlitn li i y it
'111e I' Ili ':t- ('I \\'( . \'irgrini:, h:I\(
N in: i ('. I.- iI'' L l I li:-:Is (;ih
111 'tn.iu ln ("I. for ( ol: ",
t'I "lt'n. l i' L.. hI:l\t' I r( it-I "ed 1,, Ir'lm
.I 'ltn a I.,:(nter Nel"t', mh- w...rt.
ly n-'lt"-d, TIu('sdly ni~ht, :tl \I:I noli:l. I,:t.
tIr 11111 I n( I'' i n:m e-1( (ollin:).
. ' ~year ol III 1,y 1 d a h rribtl'h-:4.
f1'1m 1 h 'ophobi: t 1'rth \\'orth, T(xas,
11)r) is ; w\'orkiu"ingman's par34 lit yltoe or
ianiitid ii (Ith 'ie , to :t , Il :1."tive Ip-i
lrI'. l.1 \\'. L1'it4her' , 11as puhi a I'e'1 tl.
St. 'O 'rii. b mline att (iharbll' t' r
tl 3l ' .Ill tt' _'r,ll llil,31 33l' t: llis ' 3 '
Ih' P' nsl vl:lni I I>rohil'iitnists 11:ve
nomia:t1d'l :1 "ita' , i 1i c. ' :tnl a ' cr" for
(' 1)11: 14 ' :1 ::tl ' 1
T h'tn' IlSuinit of '.ls l1:rri3 t , ke UI((h(r.
3" I'e 1 4 mly' 1i n w li",.v't..
:334 en 41ph I i J hn1 n isdlii ,e'i
1)S ". .oni i 11icorrect. 1 Iii'l i34J3tt3
.1 I l 1 /3. 34 \V ilw 1431id. ha3143 ordere th I pr
3' rolmble .1 1 hat 333 n3 I h31 1 en 1'331 tll fo- -:
the54 >4li41i ne1i4epebr
out,.'I3. as a'~ mal"idat for I' l'res 3 . iden Ill 14
beenl1'w dra\ ned'. Il 'obably i terpd ia
w33:llljllw :it.ur foIawIi.
leV'U> :1,43 tIv r likl 4 3It lie II3i1( 33
I-r:merl S 3'm l. lil.he'. eir 5m-mont14w(- I
tht h 'I:':i apal ian of W t he(34 ()rh--M o eo,in
34: \iwi New ior sdtoe 11ars4 to' ru't 14
3'int 1 ':1s4 4.13 3 ( 10ile hyi'l5'V0'5. 'ItlV I
rll hen 33n3 ~io2le 144' ie, n ti' ene rl 31i 0 upi
1ileat l .~illte'11r.I
Ah:n were1 drilly ofvety,. h)-i-b lift Suli
'ay, :o n 1344 thstroye milo1)11ugnskef dola.13 '
orIn cat tel,rllp.5 l ?Oh :Ii ronl)truany
Irt." .lt.
alsritn Inegrxe'se Vof il th 1)ena -rti
ticket. i n a lCity a t rni ntg . .i 5Iil
It be i nahd ay MlerlIca thrinc fAre(
an er of i d4 ra a d p s la iu
ying tho American flig over their prem
es without first obtainiug permiision.
Mr. James Oates, of Lincoln county, N.
was found dend in hed at the house of
s ado)ted daughter, Mrs. l{inun, near
liarlotte, Wcdnes(ay, whcro he lad
)ppcd the night before. 1Ieart disease.
'IThe citizens of Ilie stori -Swept section of
'uns have issu edt 1n:il Ppal to Itlie Amican
'ople for :ls,istn:uce ii thie Way of food
d chotling. as sitInss al le:tI are
iring the imfortunates in the face.
Cdv. Fit:huigh Lee ales 1ceci iii vii (( by
r. W. II. \lulken, the 1)istrit Workmni
the Kunights 1 Labor, to delive' :1 ii
(s of velcolue to the (eieral A ?emIlv
th:at ontler uPoln ('Oiveinlii in 1l(11i n L
I ( etob('r -1.
Th'1e I,ull -ariati prtov"isiotil govermu'enIt has
;'en overthroiwni .ant1( thhi it iotry re
is tt1. 'Hte is:1 a ;ener:al re'vu"t?ion of
otular' feeliig in favor of PI sie.' Alex:ut
er, aini he las 1heou u'1e(1 to realine his e
uti' as5 S vn."1lI In.
('i nIi , is f[r hi. but lthe tl:ue,titn :s to the It
it of )l('xi(o t) puni1hi iii, n A i'l
ill ('ili/.cn, four ant ('lcnc' ('oui Iittd iin I
1xs, leinUils us it \wais lbefh1e lhis step
cis taken. llow" long :n' we to await the I
thimias of Mexi'n ,theiuis?
'T'he 1o1:1 l''es, as II as kuown, to
l'ex:c, fromn the G;ullf turml ;(re a( follows,:
Iur:in lives lost, 3 : los.s to ("rop., l: Uli),
I1)1t: loss to City antl totwi p p1' l' , $:
11)0010; loss to shippiiig anid Iarlior im
ru\v 11n(nt.-, )u(t),(I(! .
Im: 1I (ulil(' ti t:ate C( nivotionu met( ini
i)cs Jloins, imti:in , \\'ulni'sdaiy, ;tint
'onl leted1 the S ;itte ti-kit, :is r'ollotws:
.\t:1'.ioo', C( t . l.,y tn:;; .Aitorniey (;ee l :t, j
A . .1, lh(l:cr; (t'l: t:f '' Iremu' ('ourl, (;,
i'. l'ray; SuIpre ne (ourt le ri' et, 1;. C.
:-lhersttle.
'T'he excu ttion :s al (;v, elore, in the dis
1reI of I)onog:il. IieianilI. 1i:ive ibeen en1
(h' lu'. Thie tot at munnt:It of rents eou
eenuedl <loe.; not e\eeell '::t' : .mlrly. T11wn.4
W it'.' I:il15 uht'liiuw a: ill. I l!:ti;s (111 si\I
e;( : Ilt : i boils en'.;are(I t'or ! 41hi',' inl thie
liloe lint ii ' :it ; l(n t of L l)'i) 4h,
T' i t(i h is t : ('trli'it (n m : l : t tiw.e
ine Im by e It ) :b 1m (r:1 th- (' te ( i4 -41 li:1
n11n111 -4 (With (;ib-"t1n I;r.I tt \\ a sh 4
I, n , l ias 0(011l l': :":lo t (ot'l i ; (Nli lt- I' ill'll ,
Gr ison I;(( _ , ! b'ii' llll. 't1h hu al n of 1111i
I\(ty p t I l :11 u 44 i t a11l(t 'it' 1Ii:l t s of
Ialht'ti, h(_:Intltil' It 'I' ('y l lltl j\)t 11e411m ( il, m
I)('lu el':j e4\. t t'ti nl 11 at't'4 :~h t4I:l.
'b:lln e :(t tl:st, fti Ite h e: txt . el4 :lle. T 11| . '
:ure ttowt , l 'epub1(ije:n ('nImturs. in-el liu,
Itirbdlebeg'.'.'l,l ! t' lla'mr:ti(". w'' ent\.
live''' i;llto l'S L!' lit if nli' tll Ith 14 t I
.la'rci nt\t. () Ihes e 1 :lire Ielpublie:ms;
a t( () )('inoerrils. ( I' ie lItte', t'ei
Irtve Ill'e:l' bteeu e) le(el of :11' e -titlt
I(- elIllat, lianu -ly, 1h- I I n>ml i h Iit 'v .
i s b l i, vI-ilii:, .\li'-e:-si 1 1ippi, )I1su i.
44) lu t'i' ( jIi x' t'\Ss, : i e I l is a thl s i n -
(o:i 1hat il'44 th '11: 't'w lt 11,4t0 \\~e-i \1'_, ili
w ill be' '11 .<t' ' l l 'yt a t i 4 1' . ilt>
leaVOs lt yl (n' ttl lhe' l in ' It h 4 l1A(' .'ii
(lw ' r 1i v:thi :i lal 1 . :i:h 1l e (el ,
\twill Ite uNe nh ell( I at ih publi0a . l ^'
\'heil.': li rT e is ii' t it'r 'in li(tiup e
:11 y o 'liel e ii4 i 'e-:le ((I i' e i -Ou;1l
oil' the ye': eni aver'le(l h a smatll
I:Il iilit of c:it'' :int at littte co. , by
the 1ilo('l\ ltie o ' lI\vit.\N11'S Tlot\z
It eIr(' D)iarr'h(('a, I)\':eu(tr\', (;nl
i ILo'bis aldi like eotllli':tinls, 44
'lr eL ,' sllltl d be \vit.hout, a ho' lc, as
it w11ill r-''veu1li :ly i'j :e that \Vihilii
i tl.)(ti t :1<b>>h 1 ios ' i c c1:4he h:m oiii'
wa'ter'I, f ood aunt uliluale, \\ illhuut it-i
u- 'e. I h 1''ii tt1 . \:Iii :ltll'ib ui :(li(')itil in
Iho \'orbhl, ot nai: ti ll tl:e b e'"t ant
t)tnr". eni'ativ'e prtol.erli('s ol' :ll olhcr
Tlollies, IiIIt''er , t'e c.,el ., b(eil'; t he
r e.e t lIi(1 dll'I1'ilier, I 'i ' l 4l'Cula
ejree:unIy lixe andel luatchh-lhiit er
Ay itnL. I ~ e:itn liI o ah-i
l>ysppsia ndge.-In, LIick Let:.i
444 Itr ula 114,ly4I'iv. e lf
41ren, lutil 14 114 others.i 14 e 0 451 ir .4l44
k H Alu-44 1 J4TolN, l1'. 4v C., th:i. 1,' 1S.
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444i1l't a:nb51 li l 44. ( li' . J ) ' 1411sxl
14'i'l:a case 444 ' t \ u r 1i414 i4 T 4t (11' I.Id i e
i:114 4-'41 ' ol~v' apetite. 3l11 chi11irIIl
byits use.4:4 s' l le I'l y, 444'4j 4iltc'
44 s41 14!: 4'o t ll(l 1411y ' 441' >441444144wi.\ '
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T41 5 heh4l1' .\ t .ahe ui'etilen-s.-('It
'lielie isaperI, wichil wa44Ith m:mn1i-4a-to-ed
.411, ' iti 111, a tl'i-, 1)( ling44re,s '111y
144(4n ill that' (ifs (I'4141 --ryi (hos
'114ly hlill b~1ei rqi re144 d 414 ii(ish (i-m, as
('4' is not esp i'tal,li tx inm 14r, hak. i-i n i
4t we ()1hllar (ifve B.4W!e -I14 ific tesw l'S n)1 IL
islwfe <hafr. t)ilhe smler nhs i's V
bingla buieed li~1' to44 Istee.Ttiw phi ui l
1i ri:.ly f the prt,inte aihel i5( 1 runithk.
i e." mbaonth. The(5 hudg fori to ten
doilltrfepth4e was iliniunti41al ia.tim ba
forel t'ogess tion.d tilw( orw nie. ''hi
4' theav n-aon u hyo t'e lanputr4 dnoigton
'1re .: unw nll leares rco~1mpleion th:t- the
'rw ('al1) n44e. .\of alll pi.rescab.
rtieinew ont ada a wottdoh *le etl
IJKIU"-BIIIAU. I
The truly great
In wealth's estatoI
Is the man of puSL an(1 vim; I
The battle'of life
Is but a strife,
And we all must tight to win.
Let us, then,
As business m ,en,
Proclaimn to all crcatiotln
That those are wisc
Who advertisceI
In every generation.
A letter of introduction-I.
Every bonlet has a "b" in it.
ProI llesh-The haughty man.
A gentleman of color-A painter.
A worn glove is the image of its paw.
A manul on skates is necessary slipshod.
'T'le pho togrnphers' song: "Wait till the
ils roll by."t
It is pleasant to know that oysters ''r" to
'imnusually tine.''
Wives who arc always blowing up their
usbands are (omestic magazines.
When a baby is born it is usually red,
ut it soon )comles a little yeller.
Silver still hohl$ its own in the way of
er'sonial adornment.
Roses, of all ether Ilowers, are preferred
or table dlecoration.
It is not safe to back luck against hard
vorlk for a long raec.
Painting on glass is all the rage among
rt istic young ladies.
''Ie great study of politicialns now-a-days
l how to make a record.
Now is the time to give attention to
;cw:g cand drainage.
It is very English to go without your
ive-coat, this weatlc.-.
''he he:tviest mash on record was when
Iruth was crushed to earth.
;oot taste is the result of judgment,
io>t of wit.
.A 1dincd man is very sympathetic. lie
will never s'e anybo dy suler.
A Ilostont hoy calls himself Compass, lm c
(atit< et is I sxcclo often,
1'a:titiiot s nicn have every (a' canes
at an extr:a one for ituti y.
It has Iben el stl id: W ' Ve take less
l'ain to be happy th:in to appear so.'
E'viry tlIaI invested inl permanent im
I,1r,vein'int is that mucl on int 'rest.
''Ice pattriotic (it iwen who is "in the hlandls
of is fiiends" is now abload in the land.
We hear much1 abmt the pipe of lx'ace.
I' not the stove-pipe the pipe of uta:trrels
I.:wyrs c dcess pretty well, notwitlst and
Ite tact thirt they occ:sion:lly love a
'-int.
'Ihce nin:n wi is 'a si leitlid listener iit
("ttt:t:uty (oesn't fali I':u short of being a
.24 ItiI
'lhe ctmt who :tiverlises 'Iow to lie
-'ine riclb" ustually lives int an attic and
e -s on free huncles.
h'le bravest. hv will ctlail whei lee ap
li'rs in pulslic for the first time' after he las
had his ltir "cut by his mither.
T in - >ston girl never says 'It is rain
"eg l tcht trl "." She says: It is raining
: ru-ult ucral imtpleents."
"WIho shatll it h-" asks at ('hic:tato stock.
y:'t poett'sq. We Iton't know, bmt who
evtcr he is ie Ias ourc' synpathy.
"iWhy do dogs leave tleas?'' a young nit -
:trai"t asks ccs. I)e:tr boy, that's just what
llt- tt. ar :nuxit us to k:n>wy.
Mny ,ni i t Iini' ccrc v:a:able: but a m:an
aiy be mi"erable withc botht when ie lets
mtorc of cithter thant he can spend.
i;:1in's h:aving g tne cut of 'tyle :tnonh
y'ii"u' htles, the rtllin-pii 'and m wasi
board bit mi tio lck ci orici Ici>pefuil.
*. inlc st-de imen ace (iintinlly puttie
cli'n ' cars- to thce grcoundic tic hear what po05
l;ity wili sa ofic thcecc.
Ae n ('aipt iii Newnhaltn lead thle Volin
cc-r cu last might Cior a~ drcill, pireparatory
o lici' I.exincgtiin tripc.
.iiy is ac womnlc ideformecd wi.n she is
iing Icr stceking?~ I ir hcands acre
wher hce l eit icig'ct tic bei.
Telilingr ice, tructIchcbout it. afterw~ards.
iii, cnot cca'ke it righct to cuct downc a ('her ry'
A\ Conctccien i't pa per enrieces thce lacn
icui- n ithe 'reetcentmst."' It, inleanis the
.\crs. ( rurc l c say's:3 thac:t peopic(~le o are
supriiousc ccc n caliever Ice induhced to wetar
learls or'' arncets.
cyrnese hcas a ill i tllctocr naedc Chleild.
I he t ccoli of' ticmt city' have a Cihild alenon2g
thienii tacking tiotes.
.ie' r. Glmstione's (eemies in 1.ondonc de
c:cv 'grea.l t pleasur 'efrmcn rieeatincg thIese
I our' Ih niis of' cli gger'e:
.lThe numbcler' (if mfen~ whco ace cdi'appinted
in hi cve diii itl Ccmpaire with IthIe numblIer
whoc arce disacppiointecd in mear'riagce.
'Twav;s at lice tilorbs' conenIt ion where
inc delc'egacte acrosc anit said thiat wlcmt thIe
intry c waneted wvas eacscures, nlot men.
'31urderIcc will ouIt,'' dlecares the prov~erbi
nit ccluanctly3 inc Coneeecticuit thc ec murcdere'
wd'il out, tooi--ouet of the wayl3 of jucsti'e.
)lany13 peoplle cocntract diseaese simply
h as ;ca wondterfuiel ntutnce on the heumanci
TIhet Itali:ans whio comeii to t his 'ounitr'y
miust leave A strc'ong at tailhent tor theier
olvt' lancd. Th'Iey br'incg so neuich of it
ccroicd ist inlction of bc'Ieingi. an Ameiricanc
-ciclcciir unitl hce hcas wr-itteni a "'Presi
I 'ceshing It' peccili is hcan-i worck wh'enc
cu :e' cliciti' thrcee-fouriecthts sick. Ihut a
icily iccr is like dleathc mit taxes-for' it
cciiws nco n-'fucsal.
'I ct ccower~'c ice itcmes thce thcirdl time,
, With prc'.ji'c'ts sc clark andei si sineisti',r
li ct ccci icongetr wi call himc thce P'riec'
Il r at herc tlc'hesthlrime Minister.'"
l' issing? thcrough~i a v'eil is acllowedl lia hcs
(ic whecc womncil kiss cachc cithIer. As schd
aic; c. mcece lip service, wvitihout hceart
hi' vii cn:ck('s cci dlifTerence.
Theci wcri,'t is malckingc. proigress, ciuclceubit
city, hit it is ai sterc Iact, cneveethleless,
hat lcLays tit tec' tc bei ca fr'eatk in a die
cuc u thai iin i: to tic ca poet.
('hihucahcicc thle 3l'ixican ('ity (ecapitail of
talc' ioftclc san c:cam') thcat hais bieen figucring
ir cncini'ctly ic newspapterc literaitucre late'ly
ticnoicced'tt ( 'ha.-w.h-wale.
.-A'very3 faced moiithrc theinks heer boiy w~ill
cicm; when'c hei groiws ccl, btie the speencla
ccn is sciclomc ci rea l except in thce eases
tic 'oe wh c me boo 'cc lt(t-bihl(ks.
T'ii' I Icstiic mcacn clios cnot sniy ''"I(Iknow
iewhh,-h sidle myi3 brccadl is biutter'ed;'" hce
ys: 'c' as e'; I kow cin whhleh stie
y stc l' oft lit'e is i)leonmrecgcarinced."
Hom i on'c ie cla;imccs to hav'e foundi (lut Itat
icibchl 'oe'rn whcichl thce distiler bucys,
r i hirty c'nts Is evideetly scihl to the I
icnkIers fori St-10.51).
it is sacidi that ('acefuecus was neve'r
iownl tic simak a! mceals. I ii probabhly
t. at thIe 10 idle of the tablde, thIenc, whIer'e
icry't lincg was Ihacndy.
A wrih;r.i decrihbes ciaety cas leaving
mc ('xfccsitely~ moucilded'c facec, iif wh'Iich twS'
cuk tcucie cyes arc thce c'('ctralh fecatue'."
herc is lie' nIcse situcatedl ?
N ccct iik y and MIissoicc- heave lauws makil(ing
mhlciling a filoiny, buet in eithter State mnur
-r seeccs.to bce cionsidlered cabouet cas milcd a
e'mc of ilhssip~ ation cas croiquet.
Ihic s near c a dlistillery stauy dlriuk alIl thei
ni', acnd mlake noc honice, Ihc ir'a
>id deal:c like enen Th 'l'c l ee' 'are fac
miey whcecn thley cian get wIelhky.
"Wh Iat is wanted ie theis ctoiiiny ''sd
0 briide, as8 she examhiniitc the .odd.a
resents, "is not civil service reform, but
liver service reform. This set is plated."
"There are, of course," says a Chicago
aper, "two sides to tho dressed-beef
iuestion." It may be added, says the Ad
ertiser, that there are also two quarters to
ach sie of dressed beef.
She had false teeth and fitlso hair, but
he was peachy checked, bright eyed and
>rcttily formed, and had an angelic temper;
o he said: "With all thy false I love thee
till."
"These are hard times," said a young
;ollector of bills. "Every place I went to
lay I was requested to call aain but one,
tnd that was when I droppet in to see my
;irl."
''Pomade, sir?'' politely said a barber to
s cranky customer. "No," lie growled:
"I don't want any olemargarine on my
head." ''All right, sir; I never like to put
butter on cabbage heads."
While the female sex is clamoring for
rights they never seem to take into consid
eration the fact that all the best poetry
descriptive of the charm and1(1 innocence of
infancy is written on girl babies.
'"The upper class lives the longest,'' says
a writer on longevity. We have no dIoniIt
of this. The private soldiers are all dead,
and only the captains, majors and colonels
remain.
It may be a good thing for( defaulters to
commit suicike and so rid the woril of
their presence, but it would be better still
if they would perform the happy dispatch
before the embezzling begins.
In ye olden time a liar was legally pun
ished by having a hole bored through his
tongut. If this were thecustom now there
are men whose tongues would resenble
porours plasters.
Among the very inappropriate things
usd1 as charms for vatchl-chainis are whcels
with jeweled hubs aind( spokes, and little
gold safes. A safe! What next? A refrig
erator or a coal bin.
Philadelphia sceins to be a paradise for
bogus noblmenic. No citizen of that goodI
town can resist themn when they go into
mimite particulars about their grand.
fathers.
Lightning struck a piano in a house inl
York county, Mc.. and(1 thoroughly denod
i lhedc it. ''his will strengthen ile theory
recently advanced by a set'ntist, that light
ning is poesessed of intelligence.
Walking-sticks still Continue to in('reae
in size, :uul unless the liumit is soon realied
the average young Ian ma1y lie mistaken
for a base ball player who has just pur
clased a new bat.
It fills the heart wit Ii gladness to know
that when one goes to a dime Jmuseun to
see the living skeleton one is not to be (
ceivei by any kind of make-up. 'I'he liv
ig skeleton never pa(s.
WVhile MIaine lights C'anadla and1( 'It'xas
wars withl Mexico, we sincerely hiope the
I)akota otlice-seekers will not take :uv:an
tage of the crippled American people )and
setele frint the Uinion.
The fact callnot b ignored, whet her we
will or no, that t he labor qIUestioii overt)ps
all others at present in the imnportance of
its problems and the dilliculties which arise
ill attelpting to solve then.
St range arc the bequests which people
SOmctime(s make to perpetuate their ow ni
vanity. A man lately bequeathed $500It) to
Schrelm in New .Jersey, on condition that
its bell should be tolled on every anniver
ary of his Icath.
Radiant memories and rare old jokes are
Ii lie old sauces for slipper, but they too will
"catle a comm11otion :lnong the chestniiut
Ibells. 'I'he rare ol jokes must he wrappl I
Ip aiid laid on the shelf, if it takes "the
ast foUr leaves in the famlily Bible."
i.'
It is hard to tell which side to take.
ibe aniti-prohib itioinist whlen he goes a il.-h
ing taikes a flaisk of whlisky with hi m andot
comiies hloinel the wo'lrse foir using it. 'lTie
prohiitiititimst takes a quart of ice cream
and tiscovers after he has eaten it that it is
poisonied iand he hais a niarrow escape.
A C olumia cat is ci-edited with remai-k
able inteltigence'. Slit saw a rait abou t to~
go thirough a small knothole in a tiit
boaardl fence, and11, k nowinJg that she (:oublh
not reach the rat before lhe reached the
hole11, she weiit over tihl fence like a shot
and capltuired him lit the oither side.
A ( ohnnblia school girl late-ly puzizled
her teachieir with the inqiry, .-If tin- ehl--s
lchild of ain En~glishiii ru lc(eedis to th
surprilised -it tin teac(he-r's inaiility '1 to: - m.r
off-hiandl, and t rie-d to titnd out from lher
miothelr; iut the quiest ion stilt agitaties thei
ChildrhIn rile.jol i ioise. The iy applear
in the act ot making it, t hat is perfeet-li
unlintelligible to grolwn-upJ people. ..'6 .h
(to fat-hers and 11 ino ies always keep sain il'
'hush?'" a bri ght, healthy liiy askIed,' ili
other (lay; ant hI e was evidently muchel puz
zlted thalt we shiould fail to alpreciaite whait
was to himi a soutrce of unlimaitetd sautisfac
tioni.
lItirond Accidte!,.
About, 4 o'clock Tluesday afternoon a
con,istrucetioni trini on the Asheville :and
Spairtanuiiurg railroatd got awiay ne:ar till
top of the mountain gradle betwveen Saladb.
and 'h'ryon. WithI vaemluni brakes on the
train rushed downi the mhounotain at a fright
ful rate of speed. Whirling arloiund(' the
sharp curves, till conilets lon thle hlat cars
were scattered ini every di rectioni. A whbite
oversEer and ti vt negro)('i conits well
instantly killted. (One of thle guariids aint
,irtteln coniiviets were seriouIsly injo red.
I'he tiaini stoppetd at tile foot of till 'grade,.
inlimg runt Iivte miies, necither-i engine ii.
cars le-aviing the tracatk.
BUY T1I1IEM Al' IOME.
ti
TIlE BEST MAKES OF '
PI1ANOS AND) ORGANS
--SOLD AT
[iAiCTOR IY PR IC ES FOR, CA SIT
TI
-Oli"~or
hc
EASY iNSTALME~NTS.
WEJRlEli TO NiEARENT DE- "C
Ca
1'OT, FRIEI(hI3T WIREE. Ca
th
Writo for pricos andl terms to Lb
N. W. TRUMPNI, I
J uui3OLly Colunabia, 1. C.
W FRI F ER
sort of tonion IR ente in to e O se
eleian's preori oufrtoseh s p hy- 8
BROW -
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iIlf
D.traBEST.TONiC.
mo' Wenkcnea L useltde Eneit of
th only 'ln rnediio that to not nJuroo.
it Enri e th llood, Invi e ti
MyNten, itestoresdppet'gte,AitA'l) cHtiou
It does not blacken or injuro tho teeth, causoe head.
ache or produce constipation-other Iron nrdeliciel Ilo
I rn. (1. gfl. BNLY, a loadlug physician of
h~prngtlold, 0., ays:
"Brown's Iron Blters isa thorouglygood mcdi
dloe I use it in moy practloo, and find its act ion
exceis all otfer forms of iron. In weaknes or a low
Condition of tbo system, Brown's Iron Hlitters is
nesualli a poativo necessity, It is all that i's cishnod
Genuino a trade mark and crossed red linee on
sapper. T'lltEM 0At.( e O.,nAla,IM3j
LATEa' itlop BooK-useftrl and attractive con
taing list of pries for recipe, information about
coins, oto, given alway by all deatirs in cib
mailed to any addroesson receipt of 4o. ataznp,
AUR ANTI
Uost.of tho diseases which afilct ankind are origin
ally caused by a disordere<I couit ion of tho LIVER.
For all complnints of this kind, suc1 as TorPility of
the Liver, Bihionsnes, Nervous Dyspopsia, I<diges.
ton, Irregul-rity of tho Bowels, Constipation, Flatu"
lency. Eructat ions and Burning of the Stomach
(someti:nes callud leartburn), Miasma, Malaria,
Bloody inx, Chills nnd Fevor, Breakhone Fever,
ExhSustion boforo or after Fover+, Chronic Diar
rhcua, Los, of Appetito, leI:dacho, Foul Breath
Irregularities incidontal to Females, Bearing-down
P:/ac" STAD IG R'S A URANTi
is Invallu;lblo. It is not at panacea for all diseases,
but. CURE all disOnses of tho LIVER,
will -. STOMACH am BOW ELS.
It chatgs tiu .no :mp:-nion from a wasy, yellow
tinga, to : ruddy, healt by col^r. It ent irely r mnvoy
i,ow. glto:oy spirit. it is ooe of tih II EST AL.
TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE
BLOOD, and In A VALUABLE TONIC.
STADICER'S AURANTID
For sale :y all Dr:g,isto. 1'ico 31.00 per bottle,
C. F. STADICER, Proprietor,
140 SO. FRONT ST.. PhilPdc'htaia. Pa.
Meus S ma i ) orjpo
3!UHM OOL,
'T 1 ii ") '. 1 \h .\ l ." l b fl ::il!
r ih. i r ta iIl" ull
iii j( ;i I) (
e 'a
About, twnt yar ag ' lscvre
odit cn.I have triert al' nInhC.COera of
ru-ni1C3 benent. :. I:m e nuril1 n'eOCr of<
w:s UkeGre to he ,cuig int'r WIaCl
th I:o,u htl the ighborsn cuthi notice.
hiath h:1 heen h1 :- a woer three years
un:lly. I hadC' a, ('3re sinC 1( (11 C-ast. Aft
1(u3 and( I grlw stoutIer thn1n CIi : l en for r.s
a lit tle spti ot the(l1 Isiz oIC(f a halfr dinCC., (
ivery on0 w tlh enneer toe give S. S. S. a fair trl
l:.NANCY j. M(CON.u
- I3(.WI,
S HIL E YSO L1
InIC Solublei'GuaI'ih hIIilibly concen'trltlat
ASH i;Y COTT'ON A\NI (CO:ltN COMI
'tI CIroIC aInCI aIl-C irl(y usedt by3 the~ True
AIll2Y ASHl E1,FIN.-A very chei
"r/C CC olthm,l CCI or and Sniall Grin (r
ASIIilmV 1IssoLVED:1 liONE; ASI.
Edl h:for- IC'i us loneI iandiI i nlCopot hleap
Foir(1 Ter3, I) irlect is, TIesitConas, anid
Nov2:;ily '' S IY P i S
es0 pIlls were a wonderful discovery. No otheu
relieve all manner of disease. Thiie information
x of'pills. Find out
out them, anyo
11 always be thank
.One pill a doso,
rsons'Pills contaIn W n
thing hiarmflul, areof
tise no inconven
marvelous power of tl.ese pil, tbny would wal
thout. Sent by manil for 25 cents in stamps. Il
infbrmationm in very valuable, I. S. JOHNSON<
MakoNewlI
"MOTiEER'N
FBIEND"
MAKES C11114D-Il'l EASY.
'he t ine hals comIe at last when
the lterrib le' agonyi inc"idetnt to
this very critieal 1er iottid in a
w(,lnau's lifo can be1 aV"oided(.
A dlisting uishedl phIY5i('tla, wvho
Itlssett tI ' greatest po rtil1 of
his life (foilty-fonr years)
this b ranclh (ot practi!e, IeIt
chtildbeain g wt \un tII is price
less lgaey and life-saving alp
Plialnce, '"Ti[FC M(J 'il l''
"I1JNDI,"' andt to-thny (Ihere
lit' tho uatsalid of the' best wvo.
len in our laint will, linj
utsedl this wtOndecrful rene(-y
lt'fot oir c lilment, Iise up 1anl
call is Ilaun blesrl.
Weu receive let tets from tvery
sectiot o the Ir'eotttr'y thtauk
tng us for p lacin', this p'rrepara
tion in the reat'lh of sut'erin}} g
womalttn. Onc. la'y froin North
Carolina w'rites us that she
wol(1t lik:o lu lllnk Ilhe prt,
prietors un hR kn'es for b ring
.nI; it to hler notilt', as iii0 tIe p
Vious ('ouhi mtena'ut slit hat t two
dloet.os, atd tlhtey W e con
p1elled to tue chlofoin, instru
its, et-, andi sl su 1t'ered
abntu:t dheathI; bunt this timo she
t.edl "Jlt> I'111;;s' FI"LlEN D,''
and lt r lab,r Was short, tu1ck
aitl ah1ur.t like uagie. Iow
whyt\ shtonl1 th tt'tnan su1fer
wie'I slit can avoid it:' We (atn
1i"vt' all we clait by living
Yctne.ws, ;ulid l nont' nitet'rest-.
l'd enn Iitall-, tr have Iheir huts
hanis ii sio, at uru' ollice, andt
se lit' t igital lt tes, whillch
we cannot publish.
'lTi retn 'ty i; (ne ao tvt which we enln
ot I11 li,Ih rt'itiiet;s, Iitt, it is a most
\"t"tfl Iiiuine-tt to Ie usedl after th
lirst Iwo or thr'e mon)thtlis.
etl Ior 1or treat isi on the Ilealth and
111pliness of Womatn, nutiled fre', which
givues 1a1ll V 1ticu 1..
Box 28, Atlanta, Ga.
hohl by all dlruggists.
PEACE INSTITUTE
FO'Rl YOUN(; LADIES,
I{IC,lllK, NORCTH ' AROLINA.
rlitll: F 11, TlE1;,[ COMMENUl,S ON
S tht lirst \\'etltetsday of Step teinlt'ir, 4
I sto, anid clo.e's corresititg tillie in Jut t!
t'tltowhiig. .\tlvantat;es for' instruetion int
all the br: t' -ets, u;uatlly t t b in lurt
t'las s i (n'11) ;1trie"s for YiUiting iiet1l's, tm1su'
iasseL. lilu Itling Ieatet by steaii, tn(1 in
t'very. waV a, to etluipm1tent, etc., otlual to
any iu, the bouth. A full corps of First
hiass 'h'ncrs ' nga ged fur session cul
IIt;eing i ip >llmer. Terms as
raon s any ot wr in st?tittutn ollerint} samnt
a,1\:lttage_. C'urrespondtentee sot ieited.
l'orca(talugue, conttininlg- full Particulars
as to terlits, etc., allres
iltv. lI. Illlt\Vi.:,1, & SON,
A ;t, "m 'ricipal, Italeigh, N. U.
CIIAC LOTTE
FEI MALE INSTITUTE.
r ili untor tlt thl e Prini l will re
u t o ;V. t ol tl iC, b hia, .. ,i, mtiist.o.
I ha iu' tln e i I t e co0troltin' ite rst,
it (:llAl clpei'Tt'i \lA LE11 ao;iNlSi-.
Sn iit r . vailuabt'i ile a1(\imroveientsthaniit
to r. Th hug..~ibl i lighed 'hwiithas,
turnares, ms 1 looand c waete.h
corps l' Treei to beu )4C41 tlugd ainthes
South and he klsitand Atrit.epr~gt'e,.
DR. SCOT . Brd. TEWNORK,
siI sr n l e ree toi thu lieo ming. aget. -
NoiiiIi; b it sk.ii10lnick. i sales Terrioryie.
3 3..memmi.i3 5 04 at 4ii. fa tii.,n ua ntii. hi ress
(it ily soire on m ctheek, ap. th dot'Irsto
Ihylatns,eiki butwithouu reciin at,ny toerma
ji peur s101iom at onc.eor I. ll ueil
'ral yeasrs. My cneer hais hieale'd ove r all but
nI it is ainuily diisappea'tringl. I wouil ii.3viso
al.
'(13 :EY, A.;het (Grove, Tipp'cnoe Co., 1Ind.
MI ceems to enre,' enneeCrS hc forcIng out the
I lii s k i Di''nsesu m iii li~ f'reet.
Si'3 ('EC iC Ci.. j)rawesr :i, Al lanta, (n.
JBLE ,UANO,
'di .Annoiatted Guiano, a compi~letc li gh
)IUN D) -A complhlete Ferti Ilizer for theseu
keris near Chiarlestonl for ve'getable's, etc.
1ll andt excel lent Non-Ammontiiiiaiedl Fer
ps, andli also for Fruit, TIrees, Grape
E ACID) PIIOSPIIATR', of very IJigh
ror' the v'arious attractive an in Ihstrtiv le
'HATE CO., Chiarlestons,' S.!.
IONS'
's like thorm in the world. Will positively enro
tround each box is worth ton times the cost of a
U ~ do more to purify thio
blood and otu'eron.
10 ill health than $5
5oth of any other
remedy yet discov
ered. If poople could
bo mado to realize
kc 100 miles to got a box if they could not be had
ustrated pamphlet free, postpaid. Sond for it;
CO., 22 Cus,tom House Streeot, BOSTON, MASS.
Rich Blood'