The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, February 03, 1887, Image 1
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11s .10t.ti:l of Travels, to aion It
1'r.11ttt"l--Iys S. (. W . ll'n.janihtn, n euen t
Unit(II StateM lliiiit em' Iu t 'e r-i.
The voice of the muezzin, a ion
jilodious ciait, is heird lloating ot
the still air of nmornting fromt the towel
of T1chtertui. At the 'ime ioent'ltt ti
81111 bursts over the ciatert 1latii, anm
burnishes the walls of th captitol witi
golden glow. On the lofty tuIrret of i1
palace gate a: troo) of rovl tru1mji('tt:1
hails the cominig day, while in the sttt'il
below rings tIme 1ulebtian Iortt tieh Ia
nouices to I-ie polle thatt the puii
baths are readV for the daily ibbhittion
At thet stiile tiiite the catnltel be Ii a'
lteardi of ciratvltllS which, a:t er tr::vclin,
ill night, ire niw cnteriig the city.
An attenldatnt iii stocking fst rai(es tIh
heavy lrap)ery I hat clos:;s it ' entran,
to the apartment where Nnsi t i1 )cd e
Slah is sleeping, and with lhmwriI hl:t
in a low toue reiumid his Mljl';ty tihi i
is the hour11' of" plrayer. A '"mm<oimniled
miiintt approa hemio;, 1 i n tti ig a b a0: i :1 II
eC\"r of oll; slit' pouirs sce t tl watt
over the royalt lmds, zaui iihiier :Ii
attteatitllt, scimtily clad, like lher Comii
)anion, drit:: his l:uis with a i rt towel
Both kneel at this duty, for thl king i
yet ont his coeuh, which is it imattre4
laid ont the costly rugs thiat cover tim
floor. liavinig accomplrlislid ilin ah:u
tionls, wiClh foruim tn' t, I of ' t h ss'eitt
rites of Iu-suitnium ,riay "r, the Sihal
olers his deVi)ItSo on ai sinu'ib praye
rug of silk p,ointeI towari \li t'a. Wh'eI
i Muhnlilm at'ntlml is Onl a juiliriiy lie ('i'
ries a (inptl>asmts witim 1miht, in ori('r I') lini
time d ircctIi on of .1CeCca. 'i 1 r taVe'r i
r'epleatl imn a Iw t.n \itl mmimy m1e11n
llections, of u hehm thme hiit C nimt o
r('l'iattdly fatllin:g ibit (Un tilt f! in , uisinlj
to the .titn s, la:l tiw st:t.iing mima
paIssing botih ianl. i'vrenti:aiiv ove
the tace.
His morniI ,g p:y\er (lVri', the Sihal
)as5es to a sit':ln hathi p'r1I1i;i sOlit"'
rlaneai audl cunttiii stet d.1 ap~at
mntctts. 'Tlae entire e: tald: 0 mint i
iiisty with stcam, :un(l t dimu L i yet
vadcs a hall 1\t iti d h m':' 'tc. Ii
walls are ClCi t ti! " I? :" e.:t
rYtaged in elea' int r,; th . IT
light sifts thr ot't iri L-. s m it 1 v nia,l
ceiling, wh ich in .nm.i b n
pilliars. in :i m. :. ! m :, i
tinks lillc r tsp oti.l' w ii h i :rnt
cold water. Th a'' it ti ' . i t a tI I
ar0 selected fr i ni ; tv
Rvo m Ili wto ;t t li:; i ..ii Vm.m iii ;lil:
it iltniid l ld'ttells : ltt \ t ;, . nm .1
less to say i t i th r I:c;h 'ie; :t-' : m
thie morniing' 1u ii ofs- *i ' ''a - I 1m ri.
poses mmatt nie'm h i tI: iet 1r ai
ag ee e il ' t l t i I I ''r e1 I' t ttm.
iim tishe da . a tt ti:. n l . m '', :i li'i .1
b)athls ver lI!ik y e'lai l! in 55m1 th.
marttVe'lo i s i ph;.IC:d Imii :te -' t (1'ri:1!n
stvereigsll , . n 1' in thIr l' m' i r It
lml et ied't it :,1 , r t,l. t~ il
age inl elin: .. !h - {m. ; ;i
Alter h ait in , the ih:.e p:, ", t. sL ;
light iiea!l fti .t tr ( '!: , I .
a dtu n ipt ' ' l l : f r i m i . :lt: i ' mI .m ;
1attn e d( hl ''i ;t ltlu\d'ialil u, .\' n ' (il-t ) i l
hIll patss- ' _ (e o i , LIni'o'
auil c e ehu:lihis mis i I , m Im
iste1. 01 the issJ l (' cu eI'i .
is m'p d ,fllm '" tih t' i 'r A\." '' r Irimin
i ni iste'r'; the \a:ib) )iulltmt"h, a t, er'' -t : o
wlar, tli ti t l ii htnoIlj i ' in i-t r (
for ig n i utl'it m'.; th:l\ m;ilin e H Ii l, ieli
iSte!r of littnu t ; m i.. l'.liib11. li ;- nIt'lh
oither lmftc 'mis mi tt n-' h)1 ithPI
imanie-ne, m itummemerI m mmrint oi m ingJ
al Cs)evenioii''t e hi h mdi .me riom
eminin time ,miiteo :mnim t'mmi c-n 'ii i
who rti asmom sum rintmm-'ii if t Ise ais
li, antheismI h:ij f timismle: departmilm
mlet, calldb. h igh an
thetnire. Thi funelimnar is a Pershuii,
whol graihiid lini th' micamm mm le'm'
o'her phyisiitatnm, iindin D'r.i' il
ite cotidencem' f lihm I iS l i ini n riiii
im thme leadin mlhig' journ.:mm. .nioi
aiii recent lever i ''ess) i m ha n mlel mi
ciAsimt ii mmt a ly m l ing t I i den;
beiit i presen t ti nmngad e
Oneli byii onei '''t' y rai' i e-- 'Irllhs
luissive mbo in' ered.1 i pai e. man d ente
mholds(i ithimlies idifortn inhsas
and te Kiin of ingms. Ts-it'm i !rit
fminl. For i'n the periiod s ofli rmtonn
sidermItted kmmitingo inst mmli w howl tieiki
of Arimi i , omm htl m; ilt','of Eomii n,ii
todiake a n lati e tin e mI ii Isi:'I ( :m
Thmmem ymitrs how h~'m~i tin i ' imik
"lemsedm tim .i nce" I i r c' miim mml liw t,isn
'iy it in:t hi ay~i -'mir'' ti h ii a im ' mlJt ann
timthetmmord 'er ' o immioi ml i i ', mmii
um s, itmL mmisl'th 'me 1-11t o ihem i'ml'3 to
withii i so m ' In inten .--I natoism m m il detaib
ad'ii mIfinti on .m, I'm hi pe:; ii i s. ( m
cthis,iis i it ti e iltmin i mt' eiti of bi
prdeesr,o rshyl h a
Cill) n of tmmnurklii Iinte(siidy mni' abmlj ij
fom ertmi yertm wa1i s aht '" 1.mm mmmi mot
eihe, tnh in prevnetor time imtmm
)rivatto st.udy or a imore careful examima
i011 into the affirs of his aldmiistrat
tion, atttcutletl by some1 head of a deprit
y inent Irti whom he desires more pre
'eise inholmation. This would b0 par
tiCularly the caso with the 1l1ohper-ed
I )oulel, who is at once Ninistcr of Com
nl(eree and Ninister of line and ''ele
-graphsl, in1 whiom thel Shahli relmses soini
ctitideic. 1The Stii-ed-)ouleb, or
g i\lii initer of 'ublie IPrinting, is alSo a.
r liiiit nila who 1 ofton closetei With the
Shl:ih, a-i he. is at pub1lie c('nsor anrd hlonti
ral edito,r of the ollicial joutritnds. It is
c said ii hiiig go( 1e5 into these piilodicals
1 &itloutt Iirst p)assing under the eye of
t tihe bhiah. Dlt as they apl,ear only
c monthly, mn co\ver but four pacs in
1arg' ty1 t, the task of eiding is I1nore
ap lrt t lt th:ttn rcal.
SThe Ntui-c(d-Douleht alsO itsiststhe
- Siuth i1 tdititg IJS journt"adS of travels,
. nuid preparintg 1themtc for the press. The
lam't r(cent w\ork of this description is;
-the ammc sint of tle Shah'S OXC'itrSion to
Me cho cI in I,c2, in which the 1oyal
i1t hor gi Ves sonie of his own coCnc1iisious
t"oncetrn1ing the aint i< ities along the
11)11t le iollowed. 'lhe work is illui
i ratdl withi lithograpic illustrations
mdite trom photographs. ''hese works,
a wel as the ulliciil glazttes, are prinlt
e d Iy litIographty. This Imat\- steCm a
oI S 0 what labohriouts at ti n'cessaI
rocec tit the present age; for ihe cast
i of Aniie calicltters, which the
r ersiaiis uSc, 11:1 ben oftCn dole, and
. several VI;huaes htave been 1iited in
India ii the Persian langtuge from
nictal ty"pes. 1at the P'ersiniiis, with
their x(tluisite a'-ttetic feeling, cannot
hicComt hhituated to type printing, as
it is less soft, flowing and tllexile than
ilhe w\ritte)) chiarcte'. 1lence the pref('r
enee ft or lithography, wich aproxi
malttely give-s thlu the delicte touches
of the caligraphlic art. A skillful scribe
r writes out t'ach page US it is to appear in
the printed co y. This is p,hotographed
(n1 a1 yton \ witi U pr('l)iel surface.
As ont' inoty readily sultpo la, the facts
im thest tic 1c-lled peiOicills are often in
ini rst ntttio to thitte lhido lam'g:ige umtlt
spiieilhiity of higi nai;cling titles and1(
pIhras, ve iy Iike Fabl-t:tl's cllnny voith
ut 1)1t t aln inttolerthlie deal of sack.
T'the corresp)oldeUce froui the provinceis
is atttitcnlly sltumed up in . soine such
phra11 ;e its tii., for c\iple: '"The good
I)Ipeople of '.threez are in utsual health,
licrlilse lcc to (iod, cliid aire scavjng tlieir
pr:a yer.: w itl pious regularity."'
1ut itt tbaha's gtv"erlinmtnt also em
pIl,y:c the ct,htini5 of the oliciial jourials
ttI :.1 it s r hat1115 wit Ih the powe'rs,
1ll ti :t i tlt [u:tlit' tif titir iiilliueitee it
I it' Cu' t 1of i n . cSI1l't iint-5 it his
I c t e U.c a tic ie r'e rt its t(irtt ity. Aic
c ti'' oilC 0 i ared whieh, altthiig to
i;o' t+)ition If o110 of the rivaul E;uroptecan
power 5 in AUi:t, 5lpok'e s iiglgtiigly of that
11)n1 0)', 111111 (sl, "icily of the ( eaty of its
t !'iniht'nci' ii inte I et T h igluoime:C tit
if - a1 . i i _;;t i1 Ig c. 1 1glti'; \ itl
c te tO c a Intpe r, e1a cn ciatHg from
il .,tuce's, to p,rIciuce a :uos, inl
II: )cu ; c cI t in II t t <pitlrt;t, t101 thtt
c.li. of' the ltci' sl jt;iriail ' 4 Ihert
ci"n:n ('a,l-,l lit ld tio puili-l sh etraceticci
ai th:" ub):lc j 'ltt iSotue of tlie (iazett',
. ih i".l cl aoitradicted Ihe statc
i ( ' hi : wii:iy i ter
i I ':-;c'i:, L: Iac'"t 1,011!; ' ii ' - - c t;t a c
red m~c th-lie s:uace pccriodcic:ct
:t'it' . r!! wats inspir0 b cy anii
- it(, i col - - ' ul;
] t l ; i ;t- 1:1 i r (11c pc') cllt {f le it'l
t t r; ! c: tt 'i t ut soni infin edi thi a tcr
Ilit' I t0,s i lt(e l \ice result.
it aluavs been yy opiion tiict a
1!rt;:d Stat re sentatt'ivie ab a - l t d
houblc i nyhldc thce hconor acnd c-elit.o
t i t r \i :y ; t t \c i ;jtynlcn hn"- lessticllr
t rlt-' 0 ' cc.."t (\lrct 't; t't It , lij t'OL ly 11r1
t !il 'tl-ic'lic ti lti c li clic t ly ai t'ct t
ttlil' lt' 1l t ;i00 c i 0c siu.'h ; I ic ' :1t llt .i
no:ddc4. bc tcc cacli l tIl 1cc to c giveny the
I'00-ti i I (:til just cstabliuch d in that
I t-aiy contry, .a lcd net a'llr ti
at. tll, 1t ly 1)1'011 l, )iitt htl itn
IdOert&'d 1to Ice iny <urtsel 1in t catt.l
cInuicec iiately cclicc I espcect tilicy ye it.''csc itt-c
11he hui tco(Ic the i lnister oI cc orignl
i- dchtccy whlichc followecd causedc mil to)
cr) 'o t iumitter agin,ii feelingc tchat pocssi
bly the4 I m c on.ie (cit iic'ealdcc initcintion
cc Ihe 1i1' bleaitionc of the tolfensiv,\- artiec,
- - ~ c ci crlcciis Icy Ont ofl thce legac
' i'rt lait wcithoucit ancy icntetionc ' n cii
11Illl c r 1:1)1 Ic y, cjdle- ) ' tc t'c
\ rct living al c on] ttt1ntccs l
(lht subci t tcite- fromic lthe forign'4i cliljet
cc 1c t'.tctdito of thce clliecal gcazctte, anod
dispa)tch hein ii ssncitjt i in 01 uc acas8e, I
it cInelted il tauice ofi his1 maujtesty
(ccmi-lh, andcc 'c-ized thact otc':lsjin tio
tiul t ic l iiung1 otilt r cmattIer t c-l ic o'bar
a1te of c h ci ncicial crticle oni the pri-i
r1 chctlc of1 thce Unitedt Stact-s. 'ThIe
w-1.1 iit-s(cc'ci- l I.ae tc ixpretssl yery fricici -
r Ih tcc, cui tccicunande th' Iie ?c lni.tter
rcljc-c-- Aticirs -yh wast ~c- precscent, fto
carriy outc dny ishes regarintcc: thle macit
t-r. I tiidi n tl ic-t i l-led-c withl thcis,
N -Icc. (cai a ga cucin ton the
\I 'c i tc I (>ce Il- 'ljl )ir ci ci-t-cr I cci
I cc' t(i trIc itrc d i of the <,-ileniveit
I - c ib rcc lilt ccf mcy jc4.c-istence
-c uIicccy c Iul ccvidet by'~ c aclrequest ct
h iini ter of c l 'r ii ngcl fori 11 tco prie
I pape fcoi ir thec nextl is--- of his
c \ c ct ccl ~t>f ccct I fitich, iclci t1cc Iesidlts
c-n dclr hcchwiccec, it icc-d hardly b said
I i un' o cli-dicic n ccbene-liitl.
- cc n c bc ecniccc ini (lccc.
S .hitb cc , c- c i c ow theI ic
c- ian -c--i ..c -- i t u{ --n a cub.
- int ennc t h cc c it c ccl t cc .l' - y h..r.(c-c
w1c ill iid me- rc i abcc ccrt a d.41th,
dcci it icc cicc dou te whethcc-c r \ ucnlc-i.-ill
iinu in~ cohtl blc .44 A\con nce:
ticumcted ciwiith thec unyi4 andic c-uc-tcccs ic
n c i y .tc n naynme, eu
.(l te p ny~ ben:ceath the ex-cultion)er':
c wrdidt iandt (li.-ian F"raceisco Ccall.
SYcciucng wr'iter wccihe-s iis Ito pcil-I hi
Ii~,clticlcicinis to "ecoucctralge" im c \\
eanniict alloiL) tiecoura-ige (one wi ilIt a
I le xpenhic of dIiscouraging manhiy thiouisami
AN 1'NI:N,ivx.: si 1 ol ('I.<i1''I l.:.
ICt Iit't of iI (" ('t,nfl nt tty I''r"-(ent("l to, thec
'"That suit of clotles cost me eight
tllousallld ad two huidred dollar15!'' said
ia taill, stout, fine aJe-iring geitlentun
with an Ilte]ligent face hallf hiidentI by a
ixirimit iron-gray heard. 'Th'e gentlo
man was 1)r. J. K Nagle, of St. Augus
tin1e, FIloritl, and h1lS J istener a Star Ie
Isorter. F or t it oiig time the authorities
ofi the( National MIuseum have dlteavored
to obtin a itniformu worn by a (onfed
erate ollicer diuring the late struggle. At
that time I)r. Naght Was a surgeol by
colm,lil;Lisin III hit' (Coufeterate servict
and actively eloilt yed in tlh field,
chiefly in (enieral WY. J. 1hItulet 's corps,
klo'ii aS the :r(d alny corp[:. lle iss
als;o obtainedl i<one PrOininence byV a
gift to tht" Nationai l illls('um of at valua
lle collection of I iii ted Statt' one cct
1ieces. A shor't vlile atfter this he pre
sented the sitame lmllselll wit hi the
uniformt mentioned, and also somew adtli
tional relics of the (nnfetderacy. They
have b)CeeI placed 1by thle IIu ilS(ltii n1
thoritie s in a glas cast'- -lie first to the
right on the cC.dtr aisle a:; you enter by
the north door--in whic alt i ae, et x
iilitet the clotlt'S worl by (Gcn'Ierad
Sauta .\IIa, of dtxiemi hane.
A n :<- .ti. 2)'; t'(,\ i;o ,:1: i'I: Covr.
IjetUres ACCompniirVil, 1)i". Nigle's
eoat siow the >tattern wlichi was re
<liired to bie Worn. The (ttlhii- was
covered wsiti black velvet, altl the in
SignItulm of rauk was a large gold oi' cii
broidered st' )laced neal' tie fron!t am11t1
1oilt 011 a line with the low of lttons'
on cuela side. '1Te sleeves were covettd
with cievrols of gold lace, and as pt'r
litternt represclted in the picture. TlI;
culls were of l)lack cloth or viIvet, cutI
with )oint ul, the outside scani u the
ti!ceev. 'Th1e vests represent ftll dress in
blue cloth, and fatigue drei; in gr:ty
clo0th. Th'1e iu,ts, of a re:;;ulatti(tn i,st-.
tern , were of dark lue elttth, having n
me1(h1l stripe of 1lack vi 'lvet the witlt
length of the outer' s:ahn a 1l (th, d wit
Iiaro\v gtoldl lact'. 7he biltt i i r. !
cust 011e hundre11 (d dollr's ni!i'. T Ie goitI
lace 01n. liidrtl dollars pt - r V i. 'i
gray cloth of the uniforml, Itiilnlings
tiid making, cost over eiglit thounsait
doullars in Counf(eentte current'r,ad
what is left was wonil in ict ive i'lice
from the first day that it wias put ont
uitil a 11m0onth1 or two alter the exli oSion1
tf the (onfederacy (icclrredl at ( ure'is
bo'o, N. C. the helt ii s the State arts
of Ark:an515 iin the 1ck le. It was re
i ceived1 by i i a l ari ee 5n pu re:,nt (d
iy him to hi'gcon igle vt ,htn the
troopls andl :teimilrrmnlts of lihe Arkan
ias euntingent wire ilsfern(dttl o t
Conf'tdern:ey, the p,ro i'enlaa ("rv,, n t1 s
of w\hicil oceurrel at i'ora,ot,t-as, Arl.
iml dI tune,1 I
. 1 lit green cordl, olriginiSby S cur.aili
('ord, w'ilS sed dinii!g the l;s t V ' -at's
of lth' wvua is a sublstituite for' the t'r't n
silk -a: h, wvhiht r( rglilttionls r"eqIrned
fo' ia sui'gt'5 (I<lipili nt siii. 'T lie Iiri-t.
ull!t lisi by ulrgcon Nagla w:ts a m;t
inient \win silk Salsh, with h> y
taasels amit lntllioit oriwtti I-. As itb
hralils wierel botn and ld b::unli u
n: 'iell, the pi' '':ecil Wer pl;titi t a i ntt
t'hpt ('ra'i'C i-, 511d1 111 1 i"s hV th(
b2usheletrs to pi;tch rents ill l lerolagi
tla'cea in clIt bes, i t e. A rt'mnan:i2t of a
shiriS sl'riiw nII of 'h1al i;t"rgonl
Na-'( lhad to alril fllo m1an11I tlts f
the latt'ti pieid of. the i' w;ir. As tht
starltl fru o emplhis iI itl with lin
lirts, lhb cost six gild dolars a
piiete, the cottraist of theni m(Ilt oW is
rather a sad c<mim1tenttatry oli the resutIs
of War, and esplecially a' def'at il1 1 it
atte 1nlt llt ttitcieiences. A tin tkiit I
preseted1 t raiel musumbyl )rIN.
A BI( ('LU1I OF 11'l MEN.
)N.Y i;i.:V l.:N OF 'I'll: Sl.:NAT1'4I(iS AlIE
MI I.IONAI Itl'.
l.intate of ti e we"altt of i11o ')eibherx
of' I lIhat . suelh A bU((El I l,l --M ,ity longs
WEll I ilh'lc
\VAsilINt1TON, .falllry 29.---Whenever
1 hear anybody talking about the United
States Senate as a 'clt of millionaires"
I feel like saying, as Senator Joe Urown
saidl to the newslpa)er moan wlu aslked
himt if he were wvortht S1),tl)0,tfl) -
"Youngl man11 l,1,9t),00 i. at great deal1
of 1noney." Thte trtht in there are very
I'ew -millionaires in tile Senate. I hallV
just t;,ne carefully over the list, uin( out
of the seveiit.y-six ] can only Ii nl eleven
tilliolimirt':;, an(d I. do not feel very cer
taian ab1 nut. all of them. Of courso oe
can nver feel sure about tlh wealth of
aIIV man in Ameriea--xcept that it 1
OXaitd'''tte:1l> popullar reo)0t., But
her': is lmy list: Brown, of ( eorgia;
( 'nel in. of W'st Virginia; ('anteron, of
I tsnny lviuha: Fair, of Nevada; iale, of
.\1htn ; \lthone, of Virginia; ilniler, of
;li-;:e IPayue, of Ohio; StwyOr, of
W1isn! I; Shiernii a, of Ohiio, and
)htl fnI)l, o)f Californiat.I1
STA A 't)Int AT 'i'l0)' 01T 'r1 T1E aA'.
Of tie Stanford1 is by far the riehiest.
llis weltIi is larg('ly ''iii sight'' anid umay
be sa. ly lsit, I su1p)ose, at 2O,t)00,t1)),
cililIly ml:ule and ehieily kept in rail
roads an1 real estate. J'tit Stulntortl canilI
w"ell b,' reckloned in Ite ' 'diiigerous
llaosNs." Next, I. sh"louhl say, stands
i'Oir, :u'1 lair, ilod, .l:-el y aitnt
( 1 t ' ii , l-' wtalth WIas and l:rtely is
oil;'enlut h, ltt w1ho is tetal:titait
- ll,ll:lt,t!IH by\ wetll infIUnni,ld ilnen. Then1!1
(i1n l: J t lhroun. l V i i rg;i, ithir
hiw, nuin:: and real edi (lare :ull hiS coal
1:iU s. Valuedl I O b 'ys. i t i" ,,000,O .
t'ayn(', elf ohio, w\ithl his re'al eslate and1(
(iil; (mat rlo:, of PeOnnsyl\-ania, malt t
(..u;llen, of WVet Vifrginia, wcitht their I
n11h tue1: :1 real estat e,arellmillionaires. 1
t' r u > -rm: TII :N o O ' T m.: r,lo. I1
Paiter, of \ihiani It, and S1an'ver, of j
\\'iseosiii, wit Ii thteir himb'r :uuI their 1
rel (State, com1' next., and ten't1 aIs theI
iile cl ,:r' I n.o ld n:ui 'iwlr~1 , w\itht
Ilir r"e.(: -toitle, l;:,hone, withl hi:; sj)menl- J
mitive nuliw 'y :tt,r.:, autd Ilall', with his;I
u lt in the na. iI tiu nt feel
u iil si .I1 ~Ii I- 4 i' ld to a I:u'
ti I r' Il't ofi l ih 0 i.;' , llhohit l a' Ih
htt lke lul but I f ''-l s ' ul lthat Ieias,
\f ll;:a , (':1m0 t r'tad IOS tilth- e'ltar to I1
a ( .. rnl-r in) thi: Ohtlh, I )itt' of the11
Ie l ,l, alt 1 r:toi s 'I b uS : eit ills t .l'tess; inl
thi recent :;peu'litns in th' Comitoek
tc'h.eks. I,htt grnlt tor I lh tim( that le
is a i ll:un ir', that will give Us just a
round11 tloeli ili ti ,1iiate. hurely we
:nialt -ttlt ti.t.
j . i I slt(i ht to ld Iltit illv of thei
otl ' i: It riti t: riel 10e.ui1 i0 i not
aI lt ly 1tilotin irei, and hii they
0 - t- ti le ir' e' ed I il ii, in a i1111 1 l the
ttil> w:trnl tint \tw ih has1 l,-ei ser'Vt'd
up i 'II) he !I )'ne 1I;) 5 f t,l Iit- ' Inate.' f
V ely \"\.'l. Jl.ti It run1 thrt,ughi the li:,t.
.lhiri('h, o; L ah- lsla.l, is at . i e'ess:futl I
\\ , ho"ia el i a halt ni, llioii in- li. e is
('it ) 'Vt t l I:11 ith ii in itit" 1 11 if s
:"aidl to beu wtirtth at quarter of at liillionl.it
l.'eriitI; l "1, , lups n t. A. one1, Ofi
Iowa, i:; cltrgtsd w\ith a quiat'tr of a"l
miilli,n. .1 hlopet' he lhis it,
A+: is O5l I face the :ne ebargi.
provd if t wold n nl lt have
. ili,i0 imt has11 Cof tlose hi:lingeril
ln etry, nili .f Arkanthe lilkurn tof
1 ut(1 y , ai un ii I hitir, of Ntte ' lampshire,1
. ii ndi il-i they lintd thy shitioli Wp ' -
'1it i'or hth year waI u . J > e , o
C llrdo lots an i-e of tose')1 mytica
fortunesi whiic a crated olo iyto a
tuck i in in ing liandhe nxt tol ai
luim i uine ofi poker.l Iuli of-i South''i
Carlina,ii h:ts' the fatilytI plnion, i-ori
w ha i a le tfit.l i'uiit~ iitI4li
liiiiI1 ha an Innie gro v e or two;
Chai ,ii f 4 uleei 'Island iit li-i-ory
Im ime.i he 1 istrib i l s th; Iiie
n't,( 1k, all uoni u t u7rs. Ch' ner, tl fi
neh.4 ('oitlIIXklil ll, Mi iai, le o
le i4; dirputt, inf Gtonal; (bank, oftn
is not regarded as rich. 1laxey is 1i1'r.
Warncr Miller hats heen poor and rilb
111(1 rich and poor l'y turns, as wood
1)ul1) failed or sucCeeded-- just tow Ie is
supposed to well ofl. Mitchell, o
Oregon, and litciell, of P'nnsylv:ti:t,
have what they have niado or cat itLt
Dut of the law. Morgan hias his sahtiy.
Morris has the i200,00) or 9II 0,101) he(
saved from his ''general store'' husiins
It!) in Vermont before the war.
1'T,l' M ,'1( .\ NI) 011t :15.
P1latt., of (onntectieit, has it sinlll biwt
)raetice; Plumbltl) his vm'itous sl''eclative
ntterests, and1 if they all turn out well lie
vill he rich i--So far his :recsss amid
ailiires scent to live ib tnluc.'d;l I'I l
ins a suutll law practice; liut hi l:s his
,ary; lliddlelherg'r da-s not even h:tve
hat-thte diiy ifter lie gts it; ihiti is
iust struiggliiig out of i" i:tilurt Sulis
>iry u:is the " )saving,.!s 1 a lit' e ;
'ewell is snipposet Ih:ive a :-ndl ri
to1-; pn'tcer hih s a lin(' IwIN' prIte,
uit spentls i:s inteoie Iberallv; T['i tler
s in a lot of sllena, wit ih linty nake
1imi1 a milltiotirI' or 1nav mke' hiim a
autper--just now he is ait the tgolden
neani of (olpet t ntee.
antlce eCarrit'; at :.1;tll t't'i:t t' \" n
\yel hats a littl r p0ro e y \ ,: is t r -
lng to lay iort a sneil reid(1et here li
>f his salary ; o'(rh aed tie not at m
'\"o s ligth t a ihntn eial tli'ih a:: ti!his;
i ltlfdl has :tlv"' mit of ii' profle
ionatl hw(Ome)t; W\itthornle lu:= nothin;
>ut hia ihtrv"; W\illianl,, of 1.'aliifornia,
s '1)0,1(I or so i tn lt; W ilson, of
owa, and W\iLson, of \1aryland, lhave
- -------"v
>aymg", t la a"I"ti s esp.ciall il son,
>I. lt, o t' 1av e114 mon v.
>uint fl it i dethe f it recit r o l e
ions,1( "W hy\ , (itt'sill , i \. tSi?", l
iroaclaed SIy( iem's I oiise, tl its I at otld
'unhserate battle Hlag Ilttiti: t.1ti t
e trs tt t t it of tr: opr ( "i. (
iige, ani the eia wiT t '.it -u iit('i \ l,t
a't'1 i, r vhttt Njoi et the ''( It
ai'Oi nsw te litt h t hii r.id , (" t
n dtt lay l ' tit hIr i n 1 ; ir : it
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tii t te ei"a l 'll 4''(! (ii li (i- i t( a
>vrahe lt der'tsi houtle, at' a I it\ tood
u 5ingten tl a i tI i he , 0it. I a a r:1
, ut} ttni ti 111 11 t it I l lt,: .aft "( .
s(r illl't l t 1 tf l't l' t' i if t 1 1 lt v
fie wa t e Fto itrte. 'lii.is (1 ii ,' I,
te' le t,i .ate,!wh'b h1 it-. t al'
tit etl I ' i lt . i i i t 1a- I
l e its illo r:.tlle;' 'il :f11 ...; ;-tv:lrI(
:lpid lyt elti.rtt Ih 1 ti ' r ' hit
171i tl ( ' i 111i(( i ll 'iii itg li t' 't(?tl t:
tre they turnd.d ti:tin ls ii en adia :.,
rocid d icedi mir (',(ur .- u p ( thi h tit:l
whie thes moitio uccui al bret'! Ir
leV orie t ihtu mV i 1it :1y p
.lttag ld front'l tois lift, f.':1 t t th
lit' iliatl tu i)- i ts, o a- n tit \" i -
'i'le t\ ilr i ll ott.- hit lira i I ti
Iil ir , S . ho1).itris tittll (: I It i l (i
menlg whirll idi the U s i rt 1Ia ldh .('
iretled '.1i1-r io sli t las t thrt pt ( it-li
tv Isin ttl:, ihd lby thai-,t i'n a uY( - (I i .i
hritn 'i ' Iasett red lato luitt itt.(iv
bn ta5ttpg (tlit i tt i t i lt; ttti 1t Oiil t
o the rihl; t.of he il irst. 't't'x:s li: ;in1 :t.
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rfte l 51s 0 1 l tlin itli- d it t ing i t h-n fl
'i iwor t wh l ed ii- i I. ib - . ;I t
lit wor a~t ( ine lav lc i- li I i.
he tione hei yntiilreda -t~ i th u 4 Ih-r i
ifterhi littl l a idlult fli M ahtoti t' wilh
rs, i ht riodili' i uo thle tIkfirib-h iin i If
nato (in;ii I itt', cal l up in Ii f .t
\din- a InnIe'(. in ,t
'I ieluvdel', t t'it s iii ti ij i s.
ired upui in,kllnghstte n
tith sanI ii kiin hi'ol wihI tM
>i l ichii h t tl l i n hi --.
ht .i''i Texa li i lil ;;iinen luu in -n
",u t he-. poi itl whltere th l- Id ral emi r
moveth on i~-liiary tonl . lii li --i-'
>n t, mi an-i- il ed, -ii a iy i t
'Cilfoel, ifeyu ae tridti:ttck i
'44 i II en4) ".4. )1
\i 1 . .lt i n S r
'T' rteporlttof 1he .lterk of thel Houise
(il t IIt' 'uti\'t si of his ('xe 'unditlurcs for
tili' s! :1 v ' nding on tIl :3utIh of last
.1ion' thttws l att the(' i4laries of oflic'rs
air; un1 t'1 Io .4 i1,II'.1t; salaruies' of
('aplitol potlict lto .1N,2<1. ,; itorials
fOrf i ffll.ii , ". I: 2 1 U 1 lit oil for
hl taig alt;aniitis, s:- ,i.i2; fu'Iiture
itt r't'patirs. :>. 1.:31 ; jttt-kinig b)oxe'S,
.'!,95 : ('ar'tat t, . ; ) stage, 1 t2l);
le e r,ll ', .i 1;,i . .ua. I):lril! tll.
yearU' 1!!' 441an (ii of . 2.54) was1 p aidt II) t )(4'
I)arty for Itatstte for tlle fohliig roomu.
(1 11 Ili- a e I alrt. Wats ptrnItschased
1!l traunk btadi'ls : It) 1 t for :7:t i
T aIrplt'4t"ilt)I't whllich now co ei's tle loor
Of thei lloulse cos:t .:..!"; peryar , it it
('Itlit'e'd I,:; ; yani 1ti, 111t t itIng to
. si , . [. ['or the lob1)y Milton t'iarpet
at . p: j't+r yardl wasi bought. 1:'or the
ij ;akekr's room n the bordet'r and liing
cost s 13t;,
'4'N I'I:n Ix1 'l':NSI.:s.
11ml i'fiin''l ll s 'xteui sx of tllr jae lojp
rt': tti \r Iv 11lii nnmunted to)til, 1St.18
1h1 t i l rt., ', 1hiil w\as.11(0. lllilroal
ar''. a "; pi; h t ht, m'to., itlnotlltied to
: . . I. llnthil tll' the con11rlittt',
.9 1. : h; ittbtr iiual unit'rlill li'r dll -in" t inl g
1I' h 4ave, t. I I. ()' bill O l '!t.23
h :uitht th1 ib-1 Of ''1r11 Loliglt ill
\\: a hint tn." -\ thi ' lill of :1311.75
('tntains: thte ittu (It "'digging t.FOron
wit h t'41 ;lilti fou' 1uen,'' . 75. 'T'lt'
attt' uii;end ' of thil I ltiu t (omu t,itit'O t the
t'nun'ral ttt1 \ itt' 1'r'i si' dent Il'nilnriokscost,
r1,: L .4 . T '.l'li' iui eirll rxj t'nst's of thle
lithe lit'p)r ta::t'utttivt' 1 7 111 f ootedl upji
it-. ). _\1n7Ong thet it('ua Wats at fun rati
w\'rath:, !., iindh a ltunchl for ther coln
iitt ::74
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CUlES BY HYPNOTISM.
'TillL {AVl1:C.OUIs WOtK OF DOCTOR
CIIAI{COT, OF PARIS.
Net rur 1)Keie"e CoitrolloiI by Transmis
1410n ttn(l the A id of a Magnet.
NEW Yotix, January 29.-The Herald's
Paris correspondent sends the following
ilterview special:
Dr. (Jharcot said: "All sorts of ex
aggerated accounts have appeared about
the experinents in transmission of
hy)notism. In fact, unless the public
are provided with preciso information in
iatters of scientific discovery, they
naturally mistake the North Pole for the
houth IPole, and error and confusion be
colie widely disseminated."
"'Will you give the Herald," I asked,
''a statement making clear to the public
mnind the exact state of medical scienceo
Concerning l luotie discoveries?"
"Certainly," rep lied ])r. Charcot.
'"'Ilse expcrilients are eondueted under
my general direction by )r. Babinski.
This is how )r. labinski carries them
on: Ihe subjects are seated back to back
and a magnet is held to the side of one
of them. It is not lecessary that there
slould ibe actual contact between the
su)jects, hutt if there is the transmission
is more rapid than when they are at a
distance from one another.
TilAl 01' e1U1a PATIENTs.
"Tho experiments of )r. .Babinski
must be divided into several categories.
To the first category belong experiments
mloade on two young girls who sutlered
fIoi Ii ysterical epilepsy and exhibited
all t he l)lelnolmlenna of extreme hypnotism
as they have beeln described my me.
"'hie ttiieiits Were i irst hypnotized. Then
Dr. 1.ablinski produce(, first in one and
tlhent iii the other, dillerent apparent
1y:teirical syit1ttu1( of paralysis of tho
:irmtt aut tif the leg, calgia, dumbness,
etc. T'e patielIt thus attacked by an
art iticial hiyterical aliheti iUn is brought
iuto rapport with his coilmpanion, near
whomn the nagnet hits 1beeln placed. In
a few moments a transfer takes place,
the sympiiltons (isapptear iii No. I patient
and reappear at Ite sanie inistant in No.
. T'hey pass thus front one to the
other. Moreover, it is easy, by sug
estion, to rid No. 2 patient of the aflec
now MAi.A)iEs I.\v iii UIl:U.
"III a secotld eattt~.)I'y of exp)elifentS
31. Iakiuski touk tndile er fenale patients
mti n :,. ut iig till'rent. pi):ises of hysteria,
not artilicially itlucet I in this case, but
in It t feted sptnttueouisly- --that is to
Nay, int epeInmdt'tly of all suggestion
such, iii fat, as ti le:ad to the admission
of the patients in qluestiol into the hos
pital. lie then pled thei in ralport
wvith (ne or the o(tler of the subjects of
(expeliaent referrn t I abov'. 'Ihese he
h,ypnotized prehiminarily, and at their
side. put the maignlet. The hypnotized
suljtect i hereupon at once displayed the
sinit ii luiit'estations of hysteria as thloso
of the pttit at iit whose sido he had been
pliedtvl. but the latter retained his
1utda"dy 'it Ilwt eitl of the expxerimltent.
". Ihikiiski thin, ly suggestion, re
li Ives tIe ivpnotutized subject of thu
allectionl that lisa 11(11 tranllsimitted to
hiiiii, and(1 resunies the experiment. By
r elating the iu neuv ru I niuinber of
tinits iiore or e,as consideraltle he has
sueeted d in st veral (1st 's in b riniging
a itoit tai itt tenittat iou anid even a completo
cure oi the malady.
t r 1illt S.t imi' Slt :si* 1' '- tmA'm.E'N'.
" lre, for iniceii4, aret a few 'of tilo
obserivationis inlade Iby M1. Blakinski: In
It w' (ca4es lie ohtin ed a. com plete eure
of hysaterie tlihihness; onle of thiemi was
iif ttght days3' iit an te other of two
ii toluS t uah lig, lIe suieeded in
e.iisinhg tie dlisappe sarnedic in ak few (days
of hi' tl'' riilanyis in the right sidle oIf
thle body oifci a year's staniding. in a
<liiuat' of an hour indll after four succes
SivYe exp erimets htale cureitd a case of
he ipl jd 'y tint luI uin ijenl ten hiours'
pireiusly. 'The at tanpijt iunst, be the
of tenier repj(etd thle o)1(der the lecCtin
hiappens i to lbe.
"'in ia third( ca4tegoryl oIf experinments
311. IRiiski olbtai iintd the trainmissioil
to aii hypnot ized subi ject of (certinh phe
tions itt t le lnin us 'ysteiii, sueh a.s
sof>-ttn.ig lif tu la.e nt erebralo
h iJeii:iesroi in chie. Tt last
I :tiperiinwtiis it,etdey itmpetg.
J lit.tt in<rs iu osicl trsi) eliii.
elled it be4siiit hiave li lI'4interstt fo
psy1c4ology on ilthei~lt4 one handtliii anyo
therapeti iei on the ofther t But M.l550i
cons truittn oift 4n th'eory(jl. t notherb
j I l, ait itf i hist' uI i i t aontinu
be,ul researe. In t, the eset statedo
cinc t is' e lipassblittoexlai ith ath
mItyIhit llt necinti 1m o ht tnsemisio
itt4 <in i 'titnifrom e Juectiee ts another.
l;nt k w i i fth t is d acitsI iut. always
o' in to, tile if ilthir pinr.eain'b
tuintliie.25 i Now aie the4' ft staed
lifeI !.ale sbfeen)1 use1'r:rinedi twith althne
Iwho .u4 i vlS'itigor that U ~ ough toi e m
llyelin lien S.Ti i i'I researc eassever
of prtenselIl has b.'ieiet' (Irfullytii aofact
'1. liakin lsk ha dtemed it h duli
from utttisl momesn (tisito maenuh eat
known11 ftthe med1 atfu iorpical pbi
life)O ils the (ifti l covaio al' toiuichland
mi uonc ious(le e tiraw fin chnint
tXa enrritiits. orTe art of1 iexp rssin
t hiugt m atetence,gofonic tng str isc
It i a wr (isshirof the h maiighest
Itat ndi aesfrdtil;nln
wants~ priiei'1 oilnt fai(ithfl bliiogarap-chicat
neilroun ee ttjts sprung l(lui>on the defenseless
to iisthon detill somoi lon s11tor lesv
1ailroa ti liet oi l t ryt tl uei'' t1h paeno
sid lie we.il have to gIve it un.