The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, June 09, 1887, Image 4

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- LTFLE AU D. Little Ah Bid Was a Chinese kid-. little cuss, you'd deolare, With eyes full of fun, And a nose that begun 'tight up at the roots of his hair, Jolly and fat Was this frolicsome brat, ho plad through the long summer day; ' And braided his cue As his father Use( to In OhIialand, far, far, away. Once o'er a lawn, That Ah Ski played upon, A bumble bee flew in the spring; " Melican butterfly " Said he with winking eye, Me Catchee and pull off uma wing! Thea with his cap lie struck it a rap This innocent bumble bee, - And put its remains In the seat of his jeans, For a pocket there had the Chince. Down on the green Sat the little sardine, in a style that was strangely demure, And said, with a grin That was brimful of siu, "Mc mashee un butterfly, sure! " Little Ah Sid Was only a kid, Nor could you expect him to guess What kind of a bug lie was thlding so snug In the fold of his loose iltting dress. " Ki-ya! ki-yip-yc! " Ahl Si criedl, as hie Rose hurriedly ip fromt the spot. "Ki-yi! Yuk-a-tan! l)am urn Melican tima Umu butterfly belly much hot!" TIlE STATE 'I1E6 Ab110I:'i'Io.T. A Goodly Gintheriig In haricNHlol- inlt (Ihc NewsMpnper Men Iln1 at' Thi'Ir lerUing. (From thte News and (ourier.) The thirteenth annual meeting of the Press Association was held at the armory of the Washington Light In fauttry Ti'hrsday night. 'I'he at tenance of members was not ts large as it has been heret ofore, owing to the fact that a good umny of the niem bers arrived on the late trains. ''he fol lowing members were found present, how ever, and the mlecting was called to order by the President, ('of. M. 11. McSweeney: 11ampton ( uardoan, Col. M. B. Me Sweeney. Aiken Journal a1nd 1criew, Mr. L. C. Ligon. Aiken llecorder, Cl. C. E:. 1. 1)rayton. Florence 'Tif(S, Coh. C. II. l'rince. Spartabu:g J/erald, \i r. W. M. l ones. Sumter Iiitc/nan and uthruon, Mr. N. 0. Osteen. Barnwell l',rle, Col. .. W. lIolmes and Mr. C. C. Simnis. J)emt,s'e/i citunq, llajor Fran Nlelchers and Mr. W. I. File"r. ('harleston )i.ptie/e, Mr. S. 1). Ilutson. .Ncws and 'uurier, (apt. F. W. 1)awsont, Capt. J. L. Weber and \lt. .1. A. Moroso. Union 'Tues, Mr..E. 1'. McKissiek. Pcc /)cc Inde.s (.Marion), 11lr. '. 11. Ilamer. Aarlboro C'oniclc, 3Mr. J. I)uPre Als brook. Laureusvilie Aldrerti.er, ('ol. .1. C. (har lington. Laurensvillc I/lrl. Col. ''. U. ('rews. Anderson .>urm11(1, 1\I:.j+ir A.. 5. T1'0dd(. lessrs. ('. 11. 1'rine and .1. A. Mio'os' were elected secretaries. 'T'he readling of the minu tes was, utn motion of lajor Melehers, dispensed with, a( I ir. Wu. 1. Jones, the annual orator, was iit rodtced, and read attn address on the :.ubijct of rail road aishriminatio;. 'T'e :uhlre. s was thoughtfuI, practical (a to the point, anh was heartily applauded. At its close Capt. F. WV. D awson moved that the coriid thanks of thei Asso ciat ion lbe tendieredl to Mir. W. M . Jionets for hiis enminentfly tho~ugh t fuf and suggest ive tad dress. It touchles, he said, mi at ters of special inilportttnce to uts at this timei, fori within thle past few days anit nt-aince aus ioicurred showing thait ai cirtaini railro:al manatligemen t luulnoIiiiI un>re reg:ardli fite initerests of thle tpeolei ofi the State thant a child wonhil have for the' unyi anit-hills the necath his feet. Ile :iiso ex lpressedl th hi ope that the addlress would he pla-ed att thle diisposail of thle A ss ot fori'111 publient ion. Thle mtitters. it Itreat ed of shiotf lit broughti' to the aittenitioni of the ueuuple' of thle Staite. Thei( .Nars. anad ('ier l, lie said, would lbe glad to pubhlishi it. T1hie imotic o. seco nded biy Col. ( . 1. I m D)rayton, was uinanimotusly iteiptedt, and the secretaries w 'are dlireted to procure a copy oif the address for puldiention iin the .Necws ando L '<rier. On mtion Of 3ir. C. 11. Prin-e, the adu. dress was also dlire--cd tio bt ipu1blishted ini the minutes of the Assoiation. The preCsidenit then stiited thait hei lu:nl ire ceivedl ain invitattion front the Ea cs aw;ul C,aurier for the imemberis of thle Assoucia tion to go on an excur sio n atrounid thlie ha bor to-daiy. 'The inivitatiun was nucepited andi the amrrangelnenits anniouncedt-i. T1hme pre(sidlent wasi also requeitstedl to conii vey the thanks iof thet Association toi t Ia Washington L ighit luifantriy f o- thle use of tho armory for' theo meeting. The Atusociaitlon t heii enitertdiupon a dis cusslon of maitters tof initerest tti thle pirofes sion, the princIpal topius dlisussedl heinig the rates fot' foreign adtvertisemnents and lie r'egtulations of' delin<jiuent stubscribersi. 'he dlisculssion wals pariticipaited ini by Messrs. Jlones, McSweeney, D)rayton, D)aw son, Prince and ot hers, and elicitetd a very full expressioni of t lie views aiid e.x periences of the membhers. '[le meeting, after' hte;r ig the t reasu rer''s r-eptort readi by 3Major Franz Melhehers, totik a recess util ii o'cliock Friday morninig. T1he .Associationm mt ait thle armoruiiy of the WaV'shinugton Light Infanmti y iat 9) o'cloc'k Fritday. A fter thet. ele(tioni of otllcers and finishing til thle business, t he( nmenmbeis undt thiri triendits adtjuourined fruom thlie armory to the Feriry whar1if, where they emi biarke<d on thle steamner IPocosina, placed at theIr disposal by thle .A'es aneld Couri-r Company. 'Thie visitoirs wetre taken til tihe * Ashiely river to the imew bridge, then dolwn to Sumiter', and af'terwardls run tip the Cooper ail VWando rIvers, getting it glance at the pituresue scenery on thle baniks of' the Wando. 'The pat ty landedl in t he city abotut 2 P. M., idlowiuig the imembters pat ticip)atinig in the excurisiton to New York abundant time to pr-epare for the trip. 'Thle editors saticld on the splendid stealmshilp Semninole, of the Clyde Line, whichi sailedl from Union wharf iat 5.30 ini the afternoon. *einfe W'eatheir. Prof. J. C. Baker has made the followin. schedule for tbc weather during the mtoth of June. This applies tio iem Southern States, and1 those inltere.sted ini yood or had weather will do wvell to paste it I'a their liat; 1st and 2nd, fair and cool; 3rd, light fog; 4th, mild, partly clotidy; 5th andt shI, fair aind mildI; 7th, fair and warm; 8th. wam with light raini; 9th amnd 10th, fir, mild: 11th, partly cloudy, mild; 12th and 13tth, fair; 14th, cloudy, mild and diry; 15th, and 16th, faIr, warm; 1 7th, 18th, faIr, warmi, and dry; 19th~, rain, thunder, wind andh hall; 20th, cloudy. fogg y, then clear' 21st, cloudy~ and1 wlnndy; 22nd patrtly clotudy, wind(y; 23rd, rain; 24th, partly clotudy; foggy, 25th local rains andi thunder; 26th, light ratn, thunder; 27th, nearly fatir, warm; 28th, bartly cloudy, cooler; 29th, fogg-y anid cloudy; 80th good rain. Young or middle-aged men, suffering from nervous debility or kindred affections, I should address with 10 V'enits in stamps for I JRige treatise, World's Disepensary Associa ti, Buffalo, N. Y. 'Is that the rebel yell?" asked an Ohioan 4 i other dsy. "No," replied a courteous I One3l, "it Is only an ice cream cake man," t fIU-A-BRA(:. my A LITTLE LADY. " I know a little lady cor Who wears a hat of green, 'h All trimmed with red, red roses, be And a blackbird on the brim. She ties it down with ribbons isI Under her dimpled chin; thC For oftentimes it's breezy of When she comes tripping in. Yot tShe'1l (lrop a (lainty courtesy, ] Perhaps she'll throw a kiss; ni She brings so many hundred bu That one she'll never miss. ha With laughing, sunny glances br She comes, her friends to greet; wi 'lare's not another midi(len in all the world so sweet! th I Icr naue? The roses tell you! br 'Tis the blackbird's tune! tii This smiling little lady hi Is just our own (lear June! W lin ids of iniquity-Defaulting bonds. wa Nip and tuck-What the dressmaker ph does. pa S!ruhl telephone appliances come under of the head of hollo ware? i' Aun overflow meeting-That of two gush ing nmidens after a long separation. (;rund temples are built, of small stones, 3 and great lives made up of small events. ~ Cure for dyspepsia--Give a ingry dog wl a pece of tmeat, atad chase haima till lie drops it. cu Frona a stuart hay's cona11 osifion On la- we bies: 'The muother's heart gives 4th joy at en the baby's 1st 2th." ti Womuta loses cnasiderable time betfore ca the loking glass, but umn hoses more he- pe fore the sotcitl glass. by If Iramps would only scour tin-pans as thoroighly ts they do the country, how gie useful they' woul be. fr( Are fat nti likely to be 1better men than tlin their leaner neiglibors? It is certainly dill1 'P' cult for a fat um to stoop to anything low Im tie I see tlat a genius has constriicted anu. ngine of paper.'' 'Yes; wonder what kind s t an engine?'' "iStationaary, of course." Satan would have to skip around pretty asl lively to find mischief enough for all ''the inds' that are 'idle'-tu do. ant A lady nmy surely he expectetd to mnake at ra gi (at noise im the world wheni her dress it is coverd all over with bugles. 1)cspise not the day of small things; the of bll it of the small man counts just as much f< ini the returns a-s the vote of t he giant. ti In England people never ''go to led; '' they "retire.'' Moreover, they never ''get " up;" they ' 'descend'' in Ile maorning, i it is very badn taste for a wife to growl at t her husband for tracking mud into tIle house---for what is homte without its natdcl- I der? A Sunlay school teachier (to Ah Sin, th Ie I Ihumldryiani W hiat are thle wages of sini? V Aih Sin--Sleventy Ii ve cents a dozen. No F' 'lichekee no washee. ('li;neise are sail to live on next to noth I; lug, Int they are S3 arites in c",iompar-ison A with New York Italians, who sulpport an enitire- f:anily ona$ a wveek. 'Ihe m(ost absetnt -ainded of nuen is the 'I' Iroufessor who, whcni he hears himiiaself I' kinttklug the ashes out of his pipe, will cry, '"('mne iii. A lily and rentletan ac idenitlally toueh ing oa-ha othet's feet. nd thie t Iable. 'Se eret telegraphiy,"' said si', '( 'ounmutnioin ofi .-ialeis,"' sai.l lie. 'Tlie bilaeksaithi is at lue,r fellow. When r he g,a('s on a st1rike lie refuses to( st ike, aand I when l-e refuses to strike lie keeps on strik- - ing. Si fe A holy says this talk aluat when girls i <liuestis an i:i nt when"a the oueat, butwhen rTheli' goent n awent'-ielkeatil wnemilliong youn'giishad ito the ci icCool.df,tey' th ('hiieieiit oftue the ike.us oh II - "Whys is ai 'yhen pihlys gfter we e biy tilhlel'pes t hat, she ktiows how to makeih tilI-fa:tshioin pumpkin pies. A widtow~ if forty-sx, wh'io imshal t wenl- t: Onc wio lois loot i.Xpeieince ill riinninig ana en:t; :i', usid i forii thle fiurt radte anniinilly-.I So liin'y doi noft miy-steitiusly litsappear -1 f'ru'u thuelback fenee in vain.i 'm - i iilar hitish ail's craatt hiav't' youo ':,-ki'd a iieighboer of Mr.i lIilkins. "\ i, rtlil Mr's, i. sadly; "1t's the a (nlt 3Ie- therce is bletweten us noi w." ih-la ie'~s a very~3 kniowing dotg; whly, ' whe Ii iii ten ii iieltik iiipa alway~s cltoses thfe t hou)l'i'. youi know), ail then Catrla bar-ks; hs ''oing' to hark now.X' "'Why~ tdon't yiou see? '( auise idey aun so( Ih-l'igtfu Ii l ibseli nindiedlness oft a Ge-' man: pie tssor. t' l'rfssor' --'What a ('tllple of blnieji little chIildriiti, dear biaroness! 'wi is. I su ppo si'? liiriness- - oui hitve guessedu rightly3. Professor- -Are they btihtl youlrs Somet one w~'in> asks, ''Wilt liuiir growi~ t after deathIl?" secaus to lie troubilldi with a il look rallier pei uilhat-. ''if a nuati coiil ontly atteh tli as easily a-s hei i-ni ite abotut it !'" hunieiits an ciditor. tie ouiiltd, if lie only undlierstootd Iishiing as I well as iie does lyimg, 1 Slitops thait sell at fai' liltoiit liv~e nil mari- a gin with which to ''give aiway"' arltics to 1 their ecustomners. Theiose so cal ledi gifts arei the itstilt (if lin ovecrelinirge ior a sacii-'lete of s goodl miateial. U inig i-f packaiges wVho-lh weigh mote timhn -It i Ilt-i lips t. mina' she dth foindly Piess 4 Atnd I kintw shie is trying ho get tht.ilaihc I pr"iedtt last week fori a tew silk dress.f "iTobio i-t kills K -ep-t'hkt,'' tareor'ding 1 to at a':iilturai exer 'inge. Theni'i by all, matis f.roviit'ile youri I shiei withI tobtaeci . It r) is true that it is a Iilthiy -abit, lint it musta be preftirable to ticks, "W'omien aire no(t iventI ve, ias a rulei,"'' sa ys ia' willr. Aniy nmaririetd umant whose I wife invients a new hidiig-place for his c p ie antd sli ppers 'eery day13 w'll not agree wit h this stttt'ni1ti A (erutt pima tdonuit remarks t hat In1 the Fautherlandl thme ladles bielieve exercIse Is a gootd for' the he-altii, unit dot a great deail of t1 walk inga, while Amewriean ladties seemi to lie afraid tof haurlig thietmselves by walking- a M-irriiage is a slice oIf bireadl ( In lbutter-, ti spr'ead with Jamsn, gi veni to overguowni clil- ti drieni. Tb'ci jam1 sooin disappears,ltu iandt nothI lng remaeuins butt dry' b)readi - thlough evn t hat i sometimues aippreiaited., 'Thie way to weailth isi as phtiin as the wayi3 7 to maurket.- It dlepenids chilelly oui two word.--Inadlust ry andl frugality. Th'lat is, was8te nieithler- time nor money, buit muake he betst use of bioth. A dreaumy writer- says it wouild tie curious *o follow a potund of 811k from it.s spinning N mtil it becomes a lady's dhress. "No oh toubt; butt most men would p)refer to follow w after It became a dress, andi while the a idy was In It. ,fo What a rellef it is, after sufferIng for ten elI ays wIth a jumping toothache, to climb a gut entist's stairs with a heroic resolution to p)r ave it out if It kills you, andi then fInd (Ie bat. thn tooth pullm- in ansnt from town. Ju1 I love your daughttr bettor than I love life," said ho to her obstinate father. ell," replied the heartless man, "go and mit suicide and let her get rid of you. it won't be much of a proof, but it will tatisfactory to me." 'It seems to me that the lard is dimin iug rapidly, Mary," said the mistress to servant girl. "Yes'm," was the reply the maid, "but then you knew when ' bought it that it was short'ning." t is well enough to embroider "Good ht" in sleepy colors on a pillow shaml, t when the bolster is stuffed with prairie r, and the mattress is preparing to cele tte its golden wedding, the hospitable gh is too sarcastic. "If there is such a thing as justiee in a world, I mean to have it," is what the rglar remarked as he left, with his booty-, house of the lawyer who had charged nt $500 the day before for clearing him lien under arrest for house breaking. An old lady hearing that a kindergarten is to bie established in her town, sail, em tatially, "WVell, thiey'l tever make it y. Every body around here has gardens their own, andl vegetables can he 1ad1 for tlhing here in the summer time." "You say the trout weighed 10 pounds?' (es, sir; it was the biggest trout. I ever v." ''And be got away from you?," es. 'Will y'ou take ani oath to that?"' ' ' take no more oat hs; 1 swore enough ien he got away.'' T'hle average dine-museum has many rI sit ies that are well worth seeing. But will venture to S' that not. one of them l boast ainong its varied list of attrc ns such a hcnomtenon as a im1ani who i umpire a gamite of 1base 1il 1111(1 give feet. satisfaction to both sides, and never Ii is decisions create a single kick. 1ohlnmcd s:ys: "Woe unto I hem who e scant measure and exact full measure im others." ''his may all be true; but average bar-tentler cal yank you a onful of beer aind a nuig of foam, 1111(1 i it off oii you for a glass of beer, and ier allow his feelings to mrnt his profes nal smile, M(ohanuned( or no Mohammed. 'What is the proper use of Sunday?" s a I eligious weekly. 'T'le answer is so mernus that we haven't space to print it. ie womlan with a new bonne thins one swer, the man who loves Iishing IIUs an uir, wlde ite owner of a pate of fast rss may differ frotn iotlh. The base llist scetms to think that the proper use inlay in the \Vest is to play a game r the chanpionship; bit in the East he vote VS the daly to cxplaining how the last ur ganmes lost by his nine might have been on. 'T'here is nothing so diverse as the versity (f opiniont iii regard to the proper e of Sunday. anything unkind you hear itaut siue one 3ou know, nity dear, 0 not1, I pray y( ic, it reipat ikhet you tt some iit e reau ta t ;In (r : i i news lhis a leadtn way f (l(a(lin g u'(r at smmu y (day. ut if 'you i somiiething plcasant hear1. biut :o) tlltnue you know, mlly eamr", :ke i:Ste-- to mlarke great aitwe o'er Sle ofh the st oa tha en el l r such ine s has15 a gobien w abro f 1ihiig up a c"loud(y day. im rlin g Cnn Ln iti gs. h a ( Ti-tt oiefcrr tharlte ('rn a i n..) .11 a( :oany, ilay 2.1.-1 ace your paper ni thin an avertisment of the faouts mimer reort, located six miles froml irounry are ibeatiSclWhd by at drive over miles of the best road that ca n be unid in North Carolina. bere you will ule SpI g tharkliug Catawbr tlpritgs iell i fast gaining a reputatilon abroi r its pgreat, feing h <ultiesit Wti he srebtrnd freem hespeisalnd forndh iryhing' inl appwin-iii orerptifor (If >mforI't gsts.'oie onr eithe Eliott by >r etertairgge and c ath niw rouds Te bautiul andlpar is ish-a ig is ba good efromite tois ork ail tIl mtt huv' rooms ine goodthgs tcat is tongroud o thichesb the ar about Iirt. Tehe wieda barly all music imther ringrs ithrthColinah nir Sfeel adthed inoung eople who blievto ip the Slight fantsti oe wiln id beter goted lil 'troo air, more beutfl ser ri lwelltout eer aCino'ton bthanoftan eciptio,~o fro te lg lth ith '[Irg buildin oree especan iaClroyifor the urpoe,h w'tit a evwim iy tapatit fof 10xwe5, butisug rroudey onveitherg,sie byt nveint dressing reoomps. Youe rcand teded. 'ale bowtistng,2 alle s first class ,d(is algood teler oist wek, up1( an8a 7blesiefo the eeks th ing thei irihedoonthhe8tableseryodhofproprit >rs.n an htavsed erly etebe the unher eorts inforth weekrenin, the i1( fejtiifid ini a otal othat8 weables, f itii t5were tsnoplcei ortt1hitarolin orI nd btter 1119,I)~i acom oatienst ta the -) t t--i I 'iweekl cottnriow salssthat forar eivy inIoi week adin Fridaytl eveing, - th 27th i(latnt thi'rIle toteeit haves reached ,72t; Ibales, agintdigt fo,r2 baelat week, a,l ae h peiu ee,ad1 77 bls re waii(eesC since; maing 'lthet 180 5i:~i,108,i(l88 bali, ofainst, 1 d5,b33e ale fouorelw the s ieid ote88 o, wna lreas (If nc Sep 1(18tmbor n, ~8, ofi a,.1 dbr(aeo i 8h bds Thd tepors fr st.ok weekv (tlCigite munel tie reeh a tot)o 3: bales dwr >riiranc amilt 9,78 boes lesta at the tinent.o as 'a. Vt eei)sa 10Tefl towns alfo forwar ,75deer >~ itfr the no week ae8000bls lstryear, lldiate deivery tn the tC ls~ miot all ,72 tbals,1 including 15aesl00 111 for pr n ,tO for10 tome cnsump5tion The imprs into acottinngtal aors >Iree wito lerit yea, is e 6;67,hl0s Thmereas a dcitrese inthe cotton i i s(t,20ridayliht f s ,1.bae 111c cmaeith I mter 1ame ate'o Mr., aeo decreas of 73,5. f;ohs as com aredrk witahitdi th hcrrsonitl dato ofr li85,i antcd a dreas ofry,31 bartlesp I ild cringo ii stcihis ha thdecre-e 'idayli cnihtiti8,i78 blesilesstha at lie 11e gave atown(s havei beeni 8,7t 5 halI es mt ta forll Ah same1(1 wetk (lastI year, rIdIsinceIpeme the receipts'Ii(l 13 t all1 ensae timferin 85G Sultan Bollm's Mosque. Sultan Selim's mosque at Adrianople is the linort in the Moslem World. Seen from a distance In the train, its rotunda and four tall minarets make It look to western eves liko a lingo gasometer, but, says a "writer in the London 2Vmea, it is worth while spending a day at Adrianople if only to see the Inside of this marvelous building. Since the Russians last came hero and sttamiped all over the placo with their muddy boots, the Turks are no longer particular about requiring Ginours to go in unshod. A servant brings capacious babouches, which you drag on over your boots, and then you skate respectfully over the ex qmsitoly clean matting which covers the entire floor. ''he vast expanse of this circular floor, the height of the domo, the countless painted arches and colnns and the perfect stillness of the place, broken only by the plashing of a small fountain into a marble basin, pro duce a strangely subdued offect. Thou satls andfcl thousands of xolored oil lamps hang in garlauds from the pil lars and walls, and when all those are lighted up for a religious festival, and when the floor cannot be seen for the multitude of worshippers all kneeling, with their heads bent and their palms on their thighs, the sight, as those who have witnessod it say, is one never to be forgotten. This mosque of Selim has 999 windows. and a thousandth which is closed. The great Sultan had order ed a thousand windows, and, when he heard that there was one short, he sent for the architect and stroked his beard with an air which boded no good; but the architect, who leserved to live in the days of puff advertisements, re nrkcl that a mosque with a thousand windows would convey nothing of odd ity to the curious, whereas a mosque with 999 windows and one closed would set. peole talking and wondering for a ges. The mosquo has another legend conntected with a stone violet plant which is carved over its fountain. A poor man, who owned part of the ground over which the mosque is built, refu ed to sell his land unless a violet w.hich had beetn planted by his wifo was aliowed to bloom uplou it. The Sultan accepted the condition, and the violet wis carefully railed in and tended, but in timlo it died, and the sovereign order ed that a fountain should be erected on the spot where it had blossomed, and that a stone violet sho-ild ho carved upon it as a symbol of marital con taltlev. In a Ilattle-I'anorana Stulio. The central plat forn is, of course, the standpoint from which visitors will view the panorama,--and therefore tho artists are obliged to go to it fre<quently, as the paiiti ug nears completion, mn order to observe tho effect and progress of their Work. This, too, is the place of conference, and despite the signs of "No Admit tince.'' withiin and without, visitors are freuent, and usually welcome, These visitors are often veteran soldiers who took part. in the act ion represented, and who often make helpful suegest ions. I he army stories that are told on the et ia I platform, would, if collected, tinaltk a prodigious voltume. The floor of t te platformii is cbalked and rech:tlk. eI, one referring to the panorama it self, but imure to illustrate occurrencos upon other fields. The strong pine rail surroundling the platform is pencilled all uver with kiihlued decorations, wIile scraps of paper, upon which are memo runda oif incidents, and a variety of dlata, ats welt ias names and add(resses, are Pilnnted to the convenient timtber with thitiinb-tacks. .lt nit arist paints steadily, every iiidi vidual111 binig ma inlly occupied in perfect in g his own woik, thlouighl never biesit at mii to ai:sk or extendl aid ini soiie special d irectin. On a~i rtist, for instan mce, has an excellent figure of a mounted oflicer, all (o1.1 pleteC except inig th p lortr'aitI, a prioc;: raphi for whliih is pinned to the c:ii va . Wh ile th iiis iartist goes to strengthein a line of battle, another onte will rapidly paint lin adir alo portr ait for lie i ncomiplete figure. Soon, anot her brush it busyv ith the horse, whIilea :iithe ir aritist callIs for some specc i s:tidle and briile 1o b)e brought to thfe ilat form thiat lie imy palint the trap Now, look at the back of the photo1 giap wh v iichi is pin ned to the canva's a f:i led i e'r(e deC ris:ta of a younmg ollieer, upon11 a slhp of papir we readl the follow ing: '(Co). K.. now on G~eneral Shieri dl an's '.t all, 11 47"' (mieaning section H1, square 417 of thle p11alna) ; "renchi ca:1p, bl ouse, captaaiin's strapls-tfT dark-bl ue trousers, goldl (ord, cavailry boo:s, stafhf sword, AlcClellan enddlle; shabrI ':ek- -black horse; see sketch."' 'This inst ance will give an hIdea of the way in which facts are pireservedl when a panoramiia is p:u intedl by artists who conscien )tisly strive to make of the work a gr'eat hiistorical Painting. -T/o (dure A'. I)hwis inl .t. NLIhols. Miss Eastlake's Quaint Gowns. Miss Eastlatke affects the quaint gownis which are unlike the fashion able garb flint the average wvoman of It-day clothes her figure in. These gownis, bythe way, haivo created more or lets discussion, both in andi out of pinit.- 'To moy indt, however, they formu no sl ight parit of the same in diid 'I'lt that on overy sile besets thle lady. T eMiss E'astlatke arrayed in any.. thinig butt the SOft, tdark, clinigigt pineeis that are cut so as to hang pirini 1'ipally fr un the s9hioihlors, with the lro: I, dee p frill of fine emibroitdery or lace gallthre a roumd t ho neck, t hat hav bie~ ~comel famlouis in London as the "E'i:tilske collar,"' would senm like tak ing the pretty children thlat K(ato Girceiaway kniew so we'll how to draw inl piet uresquie attire, andI deek inrg lhenh, in stead, like a French tdollI that tho trite Parisian child selects in one of tIle gay toy-shiops of P'aris. Th1e word iesthetio which lhas beeni ahplied so often to Miss Eaistlaike, is no(t t1(h)'poper wor<d to use ini tdesciinig hetr at all; that is, as we in this age in Englantd and1( America undeltrstandit the wvord. That Miss East lake is a believer in uesti,utics is true, for she is ia firm believer in the science which treats of all that is beautiful In art. an nmiature, wvhich is thie trtie (defi iionc of thle word, but thmat she is limy, (eIhnginog, lanigidl or sickly somnti mental, (ihi l mi~1 mannter or appihearance, is a 1ibel of lie utmost magnituo. ---lostoun Fith travels by an unseen track to honor and glory, iieithier shall anything turn her aside. 11cr way may not be plain at this moment, but it shall be mando so. Ghod is with those who trust in him; and what or whom shall we fear when Glod is with us? In due time the hand of the Lord shall be seon. Ani autograph letter of .Johin Wesley, which lhas justt becen sould In London, con tains this simntence: '"For natumral .sweetnmess o)f tempher, for courtesy and hospitalIty, I have never seen any !ieople like i lhe Irish." The New Yaork Iferold naivciy remarks that the Tory Ministry did not put In a bid for tIs lettnef r UKNRAL tEW$t NOTE.; Items of iereet (lathered from %arlous Qaarter.. A fire in Now Orleans destroycd $30,000 worth of property. . Crops in the vicinity of Air Mount, >liss., have been ruined by a hailstorm. The decrease in the public debt since the B0th June, 1886, is $02,854,021.21. Buffalo Bill proposes to continue on speaking terms with the English nobility, as long as it pays. Jay Gould. is down with a bad attack of neuralgia at his country home on the hud son. A distinct shock of earthquake was felt in Jamestown, N. Y., on Tuesday morn ing, but no damage was done. The Prince of Wales is said to have "dropped" a comfortable fortune on the result of the last Derby race. It is estimated at the Treasury Depart ment that the public debt has for the month of May been reduced about $10,000,000. Sixty-two bodies have been recovered from the Udstone pit, near Glasgow, and twelve are still entombed. The National Bank of Palatka, Fla., is embarrassed, and the Comptroller of the Currency has ordered an investigation of its affairs. A fire in Hamburg, Germany, on Tucs (lay night. destroyed docks, quays and other property, valued at several million marks. Walter and Charles Davis, brothers, des perato characters, of Perry county, Iudi ana, were lynched on Monday for outing lig a white girl 14 years old. The news from Italy indicates that there can be no reconciliation between the Vt can and the Quirinal with the restitution of the Pope's temporal power. The Young Men's Democratic Club, of Hudson county, N, J., has organized a movement to secure funds for a monument to the late General McClellan. Buffalo Bill is being overwhelmed with social honors in London and with requests to contribute sketches of border life in America to various English journals. The outcome of the late political crisis in France is said to be the placing of an unusually economical administration in power. Boulanger is greeted with grcat enthusiasm. It is said that when John L. Sullivan was in Leadville, Col., recently, he went to church and put $400 on the contribution plate. The contribution plate is shown in proof of the assertion. The Princess of Wales has presented Mrs. James Brown Potter with a handsome gold bracelet, set with sapphires and dia monds, and an autograih letter filled with expressions of friendly regard. A Washington correspondent says: I am told by one who ought to know that the President will not consider in appointment. to the vacancy on the Suprene bench till fall, as there is no necessity to do so. John Sherman has made a 1 ig speech be fore the Illinois Legislature and a ga?her ing of Republicans, lle com pared the records of the two great par tie, in !polit.i( and finances, and urged the necessity of Republican ascendency. Richard Williams, in attempting to jumip on a south-bound train passing over the James river bridge, fell a distance of ti6 feet below. Strange to say, he sufferel only the breaking of his collar bone and sonic severe bruises. The boiler in the Hitchcock Manufaetur ing Company's works at Corthin l, N. V., exiloded Monday, (leioli-hing the encine room, killing one man 1111(1 moi tilly wounding two others. Cause unknown. Since the adjournment of Congress, Senator Rliddleberger hms devoted his tine entirely to his newspaper and1( hi law prae( tice. In less than three months lhe his acted as senior counsel in six important eases in his State and gainedl every one. A prominent ofiiciail who hias talkedI w ithc the President says that lie has decided to, give the vacant J1usticeship of thne Sunpreme Court to some Southern miani, but thei se lection will not be conlined to the late Judge W'oods's circuit. .The Supreme Court of P~ennnsylvania suns tains a number- of dlecisions of lower Courts, from which ap)peal wv-is taken, denying the right of the State to tax mortgages. '[le decision cuts off about, half a million dol lars r.eyenuie, but settles a long vexed ques tion. Th'le General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church hias been earnestly (discussing the qluestion of ins;trumnent;ii music in pub)lic worship. A protest was enteredi by several members ag-.inst giving any money from the mission fund to coin gregations using the organ in public wor ship. John D)oyle, an ex-policenman of Balti more, who has quite a local rep)utaition as a wrestler, dlefeattedl Matsada Sairakick, the ,Jap)anese athlete, in a catch-as-you -can match, winning two falls out of three. TIhre match was for $250 a sidle, and was a splen did exhibition. The boiler on an elevator ini Iinitingdoin ,W. VTa. , exp)loded Mondaiiy miorning, kiII ing three men and badly in jurinig ihn-ie others. A dozena besides wver-emore or less injured, and one nman is missing. Tihe ele vator was run by the boiher- of an old loco motive that had been condlemnedl. A horse drawing a carriage contaircnig three ladlies and a gentlennan, becamii frightened at a train iiear Kanisas City, Mo. , on Monay night, aind ran v'iolenntly against a freight car. One of thre ladi,-s was killed, and the othiers were muortailly hurt. '[le gentlemiin sutYered n10 seriou s injury. Wmii. II. Council, a color-ed D emuocrat from Alabama, has complai ned to thle Ini ter-State C ommnission that thle WVester-n andl Atlantic Iiliroadi chanrged himo liit c ilass faire, bit made him ride on a "Jimi ('row" - car. iIe asks thle Ciommnission to aiw nard haim $400tX0 dannages, with such oter re lie f as may bec proper. ThereC have been I tw attempt:;WI wlini the prast few weeks by the p)risoniers ina hmiuter jil to effect arn escape. L ast Situit thev I j.initor whlileI taking thre prisonrers Ihi-ir muorininrg local missed one of them , onl whiiile looking for him lie u as strunck ove-r lie head hby the maissinng pisoner- who wsas hhding behlinid ai cohimnii. 'lie i:initor ini a few minuctes overpowered hais assailaonit wvhio wvas then put in irons. A. G. 11111, a t ravelinug book lia-lit reprer sentinig a Cincinnati house, enlledY on S, uri dauy at thle houge 'of Mr. 'Tecrri, a fim ner livhig near Corsicana, 'Tox., arid, Iinmdinig r'0 one at honme but Tierri's daruighiter, gloss 'y insulted her. She orderedl him off and !eformedc her father whno was at, we-ik in 40e fld. Thle father p'ursued 11111 withi a shIn. nnd, overtaking himi at tIhe lnext farm, shot huu'-from the effects of which lie odied in a few hours. A Ucoit Place for Manrrlage Feeo,. Camiden, N. ,J., is a good plice for ror riages, aiid thle cler-y,ymn there mak:~e a good thing of It. [aose who do thle mi:;t marrying iare the 'dev. . Y . Dohn it Methodist; the l1ev. J1. J1 Sh-pur, hupiH. pal; thle Itev. J. J. I ieisl.er, Methoudikt, and the l1ev. Isaac W. Bagley, lhaptist. Mr. Dobbins averagt s 1-I0 couples amn b, and as hisa average fi e is $4 a couple, hie mai:kes about $6,720 a yecar. Mr. Sleeper unii(-s about 00 couphso a month, receiving about the same averr.ge fee. lie hans ai dliiagnni lit hegraphied show ing the most direct route fron. the fe'ries to his house. Altogethe the clergy of Canmden must make frilly $25,000 a year on t of the nmarriage business. Quoting the vital statistics of a eertinr town, a newspaper says: "Of the births, mcven t.honsand were children." A Sensation!t Why ie it that threo bottles ofjB. B. B. are sold in Atlanta to ono off any other blood remedy, and twice as much con sumod in the Stato of Georgia as any other prcpamtiou? No one need take our word, but simply ask the druggists. Ask the people. They are competent witnesses. Six houses in Atianta aro buying B. B. B. in live and ton gross lots, and some of them buy as often as every two months. Why these unpre cedonted sales here at home with so little advertising? Modesty forbids us making a reply. had B. B. B. been before the public a quarter or half a century, it would not be necessary to bo bolstered up with crutches of page advertisements now. Merit will conquer and :owni monoy. $1.00 WORTH $500 03 1'or fout years I have been a suil'rcr from a terrible form of ltheuunatism, which reduco.l me so low that all hope of recovery was given up. 1 lhave suler ed the most excruciating pain day nud night, and often while writhing in igony have wished I could die. I have tried everything known for that disease, but nothing did me any good, and liave had somo of the fincst pllysicians of thel State to work on me, l)ut all to Io ellcet. I have spent over $800 without fiulieg relief. I am now proud to say that ufter using only ono bottle of B. B. B. I in enabled to walk around and attend to business, and I would not take $500 for the benefit received from one single bot tle of B. .B. B. I refer to all merchants and business men of this town. Yourit, nost truly, E. O. GAltA. Waverly, Walker county, Texas. Demon.stra"nte( M er it. SmrTA, GA., May 15, 186. BlOOn ] t Co: You will ples ship us per first freight one gross B. B. B. It gives us pleasure to report a good trade for this preparation. Indeed it has far eclipsed all other blood remedies, both in denonstarted merit anid rapid sale with us. Rozl & V AInin: .u . All wiio (t 'e full linfortlaliln It tl1 (ho ("auslei :u:l Clure l' Iloutd I'~l.Oni, crol'ula anal( scrofulto:is Kwe1liigs, Il eers, ,oes, oli iia i IiI, Ki Ilney 1 1 on1plaits., Ciiat'rh, etc . eni .ecule h.v iil. Ire, it copy oii i } ae Illus itaitl hook ut wondlrs, Illitl with t i lno.t, 1owtlerlul ;tnd startliug p101 ever betore knlownt. Adrress, Ihoo) ii lAt o. CATAWBA COUNTY, N. C. .Ntrwly fittd alp wti'h ncv lltel antt 1'Ftl n. ilu lu o< r tI l;: t i rt tl tt h i i o:s wo ll be Iltl to s,, all :1 tir otl m i r1 m III iN" I11 111 L ,. Ithe t tIi,"! I "l t r :-bic., t tll" wtt t(I :ta- uuliv, lot ior Ihy: Ip sit, it . ntllm , 1 iV"r 1:hint y ntu iil'itl,.,IV i-c . (ie crI I e. ;lily :ti, Nervtnus lI rntrl :t. II,alt ir .u ti not011 fl: h e Oulltil. Il'TIl- (' M1 I lLE:i. .Cool, sluntwer, w\':r1 andt Hi .-uli.hu:r, Ilh, \ii s lit \iap r I athls. I tic 7;:tin<l ti . i j and1 : all AniUslilt4 k pt .1 ii Si lass w\'atcr In' P'lac -s. Writ III. 1u (1:al( nt". )s.E. U. ElLL 11 "1T i ( ).', P'roprietora. TIlE ONLY TRtUE wtill puttify the DtLOOD rvgnito the LIVER nnet( KIDNEYS~ tanet iItNTOREl lte HEAI LTH iandVIo. oRt of YOU.THI. 1)isloia,wiunt of AXppet ito. Inietion1&i.fLck of st rinth I andt Tiredt Feeling nh. solutoly curedl: Itocint ust. clo1 ntnd netrvett receive ne4w forco. Enttvens 1t mindt and t nppieslirin Power.sX~ lllii L AitES reeip o to "ua i ota TONoaaf Ldisped Mor. Gvncer e Or ATRH IER'PLS ouroi ontipa tieon,io Comlan th anick mion reipit otf two I cents Ii pilostago St.lfl Louis,1111 Mvoit. A h M ll O T H E R 'SlIigo 111 t-a Thee tie htiiias coe wen th er lbiieagony of this iil Iteod con WintCt.'t lfe i can he avided. A dlia tyinguihe phsica, whdanon Ipnte4 (S eI arinthsrh oftl rhv tperui,atidlf doneme, r11 ic Iupt and cal les,m wvhIch we canniot publlith. All druggIsts sell it. For particulars adidress IIADF.IHitiRo I(ULA TORi Co., Atlanta, Ga, noit tll' 11red hm in; in ll(lh..inte, .\ I i Xiiit I) ' it einduga ih2tj s,wre 'titl h ihe best wruhIt-\'iton moneiI i hoIll)Wiai-l colwrhlsadflIire.t-cIs. every ii reIt. -n :ho n .e uhh For Cainalug iII, withI )ul ort inlaris, al driess REv. WM. IC. A 1K iNSON, Charlotto, IN. ('. -About twen ty years ago Iioveredl a nounced It cancer. I have trIed a numbel)r of nlent beinefit. Among Iihe numbtil e.-wrne I wotusike fir e to the sore, caui!nig Intenise pIn. 5. s. i. hal o ne for oiithrs.IhaiaIl aflhbIeI. the Ilecndtitle111 th nibboIu rA ('Iubt not4 leo health had bee hat 141 fr It wo'1 or tbreo yeatrs tIly. Ilhald a (eer4 palitn i y bre-ast. Aft te nnd14 1 grew (ilouter I 111I 1:4 lIt In rI Re a ltlin 8pot nhout11 te m,zo tf at halr dlie, 4) every one w5it1 h'1nncr t gIve s. n. n. a faIr tri Ilinn. NANCY J. 3tCCONAI t'si' speeIfl' It enire-ly vegiiah,Ie, a mopIurint from the4 bhl4,Il. Tlrenti,co 4444hik - - 3.1T1hF swmmr 1 -. .. . ISC CURI3 Al.L HUMO N,' fr"n a comionn Blotclt, or Erupton, to the \worst Scrofulu. Salt-i tn a, 'tFoeer - .ore," Scaly or Roussb Skin, in short., tll discnses caused by btd blood tro contluerted by this powerful purl fy lug, and invigoratlug med icine. reat Eatittg Ulcers rapidly heal under Its be 11141n influence. l;pecinly has it manifested its potCncy in rinhg Tetter, Rose Rash, hulls, Cnrbuncclet, Sore Eyes, Serof. ulous Sora and twellings Hip. Joiut Disease, Whlite Sw eliangs. Goitre, or Tlick Neck, and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents in stamps for a largo treatiso, with colored plates, on Skin I)isease, or tha sate ainoun for a treati9o on 8eroftulous Affoctions. "TiE 11LOOD is TlE LIFE." Thoroughly eleanso it by using Dr. Iereefe :olden 1riediea Discovery, and good digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spir" i , and vital strengtit, will be established. CONSUMPTION, which is Scrofula of the0 Lungs Is r rt tded and cttrcd by this renody. it f n be.. foir the Ist stages of the disase are reached. l-iont its marvelous power over this terribly t:-,1 dliSlis, when irt otl'ring this noW c. l)bttCd r("nti(dy to the publi, D)r. 'IERCS t i ttht aeriously of calling it hie ' Con. tuapitiott Cu re,'" but abandoned that tr,ato as too linitetd for a titdielne which, ft oun its wonderfl c"omtbination of tonic, or rtrntheniiy, aterative. or ilood-cleansing, - ~li-hltions, p. tot al. iod triitive pr r tirp, iS miiuatettdt, not only ms a remedy for SitO3ttnttinti( n, tt for t Il Chronic Dis of th' Lver, ood, and Lungs. TIf you feel dall, drowsy, debilitated, havo saliow color of tion, or yeliowitsh-brown spots Ot face or hi ly, I retitent, hadache or dizzi n'sq, bad la".r in mnount h, itternal heat or chills, alt ernt iog with hot ifushes, low spirits anId gloom(y tforrboditgs, trregular appetite, nal cotettl tongit-, yon ate suffering front Indigostlon, K)Dyspepsin, and 'rorpid liver, or "Bil i t<." In many cases otly part of these symptoms are expe ri('tt'(d. As a temttedv or all such eases, h)r. S'lorce's Golden Itedical Dis. Covery is utnsurpnssed,. llfor Wi'eak LunIg, Spitti>tg of 1Chlinod, SlaIrtnes of D1reatlt, hlron cliitir, Anthm,tim ovcre Coughs, atd ki'tdred ttiect ons, it. in an eileient renedy. ottv lw D tsoNIS-, at $1.00, or SIX r:.i'ThF. 4flor" $1'.O0. S,ndt bit ('(tnts in t4;tttti ps for Dr. Pierco's 1 >k Ot l'ttsttlion. A ddres, "orld's isponwatry Iihedical Asso ':ation,-u63 3Ilin Street., UFrALO, N. Y. $500 REWARD '1 is ott(re1 by the pro >rictors iof r.Sttgc's CatarrhtRemedy for a case of catarrh which .": '5. < they ca nnut cure. It you -hate a dischargc from tho n,s., olTen o or Otherwiso, partial loss of (mll. ta 4o, of lenring, weak Cyes, lull Pain or pres3ur it, h( ad, you have Catarrh. Thou sanda of Cases te: "inate in (onsumnptlon. 1)r. :me'S C1ATA1Le.r lli'viny cures tho worst (wi of Lutarra, "Cold i:t tlto lead,"' 'and Catarrlial Ileadacho, LO cents. iE. VAN WINKLE & GO. MANUFACT ;REfR8, x- K ATLANTA, GA. DALLAS TEXAS. COTTON GI!S and PRESSES, Cottt,;l Seed G td tioilot, ee P.t.:'r::, : w s,:4men : m: , E. VAN W IN K LE & CO., Atlanta, Ca. (5)1 . )\t awa trded at Cott on Exposl Ott, 0. 0. \V rue i t pril(es and1 termis to E. Van Winkle & Co., Itox 83, A TLANTA, OA. PIT'lrl C A IUllNATIYE! TEE~Tm1NG~ CHILD R EN. An instant relief for colic of infants. Cures D)yt'ntery, D)iarrhoaa, Cholera Inifantui or any diseases of the atomach and( bowels. Maken, the critical period4 of Te'eth ing safe and easy. Is a safe and pleaisant tonfiC. For tale by all druggists, and for wholesale by HowAIln, WILLET & Co., Augusta, Oa, *0R ALLC by Engsse 1 a1M U Farmers.ze double extendo target od$.t Satistaoln ab. solut,j guar. ,OO for circulut. rA W,.mts Levv. Co., NAOKVILL.. Tsumt ie Crucible. lit(110 Sore on amy cheek, and the doctors pro iIhysleIans, litt wIthout receiving any permna r t wo spee'lnlists. The medicino tlhcy applied I oraw ai statementt in lte paprr tlling whtat I lrocutred somto at onice. Becfori I liad uised! hat am y enner was htealinig uip. 3My genterail I had a hiacking cough antd spit blood contin Sr taking r,Ix b)otties of 5. 8. S. mty cough left oral years. 3My cancer has healedl over all bit id itta rapidly disappearing. I would advise atl. IGHTEY, Asho Grove, Tlppecranoo Co., lad. rid seems to curo cnners by forcini. out the r rnd Ek n oess ail e.