The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, December 01, 1887, Image 4
THE FIFTIEl:TH CONG14ESS.
The Complexion and Probable Attitudo of
the House.
(From the IBaltimnore Sun.)
The 5th of December, the date on
which the Fiftieth Congress will begin
its labors, is already near at hand.
Within the short space of three weeks
the members of the National Legislaturo
will have assembled at Washington and
have taken stops of preparation for too
work of a long session. Both houses of
the Fiftieth Congress will be of the same
political complexion as in the Forty
ninth, but with a diminished majority
for the party dominant in each. That i
to say, the enato will continuo Repub
lican by a majority of 2, as against a
majority of 8 during the Forty-ninth
Congress, while the house will be Dem
ocratic by a majority of 43 in the Forty
ninth Congress. The fact that the
coming session precedes immediately a
Presidential election lends extraordinary
interest to its work, discourages the 'x
peotation that much useful legislation
will be accomplished. The Senate and
house, unless past experience is miiis
leading, will b1e at cross purposes, each
trying to kill important measures origi
nated by the other from which party
capital can be nmade, or vy iJig with each
other in the passage of extravaatt bills
of a domagogical character.
The great neasuie of the session will
be an Act to reduce taxes, The attitude
to ho assumnedl toward thit necessary and
inovitable measure by the paities respon
bible for thie control respectively of the
house and I ite Senato is a <question 111)011
which at esly decision will have to ie
made. Ti' ilepubliean imte will, we
may a snme, contiuue to favor ie reten
titi o t. S existing i ii I'taxcs. I there
in to he a re:luctio1i of ta xatiol the Sen
ttto will favor the bIolitionl of the inter
nal taxe': on lt r, whiikly and t )lteco.
Until iuch it m1asr1110 of ih: 1edut1tion
can be secred it will cottnptite to tail
patriotically four b)ig appropr))iIion00 f(Ir
penlsiones, suibsil 'es, torts oad Itig goIs,
)1op)osing ob lviatI the a1CluiIihitioiI
of a daugerout; surpluns in tti troasury
by distrilblting the exl)'diture of mai
muoth sums oVe'r a set r's of years. 'T'h'
Senato knows its mindt, itt1c1 will act i).
the interest of tie pr'otectionist , in any
<.vent, whlether b)y ttrcting( anduu in1 -
tilating a tariff refot m bill coming from
the .11(oiuse, or Iy origilaid ing a htllaciotl3
tax redctito bill of itl own.
The house, tiforthum)oit'ly, is less Ide
cided. Thie I )tm1otratt it matjorit y is
dl1iide uponl the' i; nc of Iox relorlm.
There is 1 u11)1111 im i bit iltt( I oi of
the .D))noci'aiitt mo Itt'rs, unde ti'1 i'.
ltandal l't, lat'Id('r:lhip, who fav y io 1l -
1tublican policy of l tc cl( 5 . Inr Coi
junction with the .l1i tliL'arir, t ,' It
sufliciently Illnilinr'omfi tji)t'it s, i1 tiue
to Mr. 1atndaltI, ,a(i L4 t it iy pi1i of
tax reduction .je II: jity of flt . teIlo
cratic r ' sent:atj11 1,n1\" propou:,t. They
are n1 tiulliicntly Iiiuat or dt . vott'te
\ to . ahdall, it is Sid to deit']at i\irt,
,T t flrlisle's re-electiotn to i'. :i1p'al;t r51hip,
but in the aibselee of ts , st,mintlt,' t'
fections fron t1 e Ip tlitheanr of the
IlLouse, they hold 1tI' hit e of power
its regaitIs ail tit.( 1 tlt slit
''he I)emoeantit ' t pt ft r the teduct iott
of taxts will nmtis pnrolaltl ie atIolras:
To abholish altoith<lt r Ite in11tr:In l:x oin
tobacc(.; tto removct ', it p '-'tienltlt', the
tax on hrint b)1rndies; It, j,ut the r:.w
Imatei'ials of ma:ua'tttu'tters on tlhe free
list,and, te inatlly, Ist nlic't the ta, on
importce d arlic"I , 't )lou t_ , u l i a lurt
mul,r- by ie p,oor.
11r. i tandltll'5 lt,bm i, :.hI)plter: 't,
iab ou ;, l it' wn:,r "d io ,.i < e ri lt
enacte tohing a reducitiin of th I 'i'v
tertain thectaii. xso rtce,ec
a)fin fhron, tati are tr'ef rt'zi l tlthie
st clely imo ryt ebh'iie mal unwigsef
theend wuin enit oinib iattihI.ii and it. o
publ ui vis t inCiI urttvet itr ainge.
(ice a passlist y th Itli , ane ill mtti
m tughnt, ie whll rus eted voii the
demna letion. u tWis ii'l ni i t
tophitfo taitf reform tihet m 'asue
triant pioni ' J 'oi 'iy' i hot lixcsie,t
St .~ oittf irand Ary itenin hitw
rhuaveor1 hitelit ltenthessio t flt
[ingst agint uch bgis, and roesoiit
Gilve ld mayt.i be ttd io vto bhf il,'s'
paih d for ened bi. Thle Cmmditg ianit
alarge sluie ofttt in sintt' is- pithe
themiiaone luiti' tting iashintln wichbl
itt nertghy atm siuiable trety.o Ths
Pres(idet.ti ti: Ilt,lt i t aiy tt ite ro hl
hthisof:i erehibi otntliintr
coust elthre Nwrhn itighbor,t buti
ft ishat. I ttf, andti sverybt d ii is now v
twae A n i not worth 1 okIAsgoingtio war
abut.2 'whe flile of t.ithe rivert and
harborg 1.ttl lit ih lt i' ie it'h If Ithle
Ftieth i the .nece itf(ty feroviiii il wr
cotolly (l for the need ',fheremig itsa
tobecovete itiA O taie Shliv l
The tupesition ofSisa l sail is iro
verial. Aiogt enb la fro ('t tibrtt to
uter Piluebg influrticion which t detc
moet dstronly on ithe f'orce; ti
gagedratiin the aksailad howiitis f ort
LainstJ the ee thas ing wat it warf
str ther hed ofiipaing tet inthictttby,
the Ausrkiansbare Luid1tghni. ih
(hbrouhtcarg Ocobe 2. alhuntr. 3tr.
eVilncenso.lj wc the igtdor whotu
hnadgrfed tortscharte had frigti ad-o
kihiler Fialt, thebe vessel wasi un-id
oaed, he tookrtcii o whird asharg oft
tbe donveed to irsa ieo ofil.r
When i'tihet sit weast r<ead to ilcthe
crew deseklrtdi ad, djirgnIlehitr it tha
i'tont'tp wthithi had aladyr cule the
gaged an t bark, ' seaid, rom this'pirt
n Augunset 1li hi.igt N ow, tii tlgraph
trmg the ntthes ''at he ats burnt it
sco,perc aigbenrsudb
th brkGapaoan bouhtin'
TItALNIN( 1)OM.STIC 5EIVANTS.
A New llusinue Developtlg for Womenu n
New York--The )omestle Problem andi t+
Solutlon-Good Servante Needed.
(E. 1'. 11. In Sivanilh 1ow Nw )
NEW Yolx, November 17.-There is -
now bnsiness for women which is ju7
gaining foothold in New York. It in that
of teacher of domestic servants.
She of the kitchen has so far repented
of her deficiencies or become so far aware
of the better pay and better householt
positions to be scoured by remedying
them, that it has become an occupatiou
which already supports a number of
capable women of some executive ability
to go about from house to house, and ii.
the kitchena of the mistresses or in the
girls' house, or in rooms especially fitted
up for that purpose, to give practical
lesons in cookery and other lousehold
arts.
(irls who have not come under thi
form of instruction, in cases where they
can raise the money to pay for it, arc
beginning to go to the hotel chefs uaI
pick up culinary wrinkles, from them.
There i no doubt that a certain propor
tion of the inure intelligent of the hiith
('I) n u u( have thoroughly waked up to
the fact that a I Ietter order of dhoimest ic
s,_rvice is called for and will he paid foi
if obtaiued.
I caledi ulpon Miss .i uliet Uir;on, tih'
p1 oleer of the cookin:tg roliools, in h1 r
romsills at I ho Contiinental i otel, yeit_r
tiay, 1-) iinpire into t.he truth of the re
port of a t raining school for tie eervants
eln a1 btrgec settle to be estnalhe in New
orL under the auSjices of Secent iry
\\hitney's wife. Miss Coi.;on is not ii
,; " d h' :aliith ,ad I1(18 ilntny ingetniutl
co invanl(e.i fur cai ryilng onl her iitenury
Siout rising from11 hotr (10uc o1
r(((.he 8pends minch of her time.
''I. i.; lot title," Fho 510Id, "'thmt mi.y
ti.i i. . Whiit cy hai bieen; ihb n nchm
u I \1'Iwith i(, me ts l t po lth sub1
i . 'tdv not kno11W Of anythiin. de finitc
S0i lt Ib(' <.. lled a p..u1 on fout in1 the
- I the ::mle tiltlc tlings oie ripe
l r! i a prtjel'cl, if monley ('iln glh
1'' .): I)( taiL'sd to 1ta11, it on1 such1 a scale
five it any real illiieuco in tle
-i the thing were in the linidl
ii hlie people JIac(ticatl en1ough1
to 111now julst wiat to do."
" -th ai school were cstaliS 1e," .1
t: "i t!d, ''does you' expceriee( 'in(I you to
l Imt ti r~;tht kinI of fi11s woltt
I')o ii? Is no(11 the0 positiont of (h)
me,^t :;e(rvmt bIli in iuch disrep)ite
Ih- t it woull Ie bur(d to find the inteli
g('1; ;!.t t,lt-re'pe,t:t!ii f,ir1 llh ought
t , ht.v'. ('inurgo of theu dom!netic lCelOom
(f iti kite(n, wil would enre t , ilt i< r
( Ii for any steli place a-> ia l,rof(es:il,iin y
I htl troul)e would lulve ibetn ilt a
liw yeiars ago,'' 1Jiss ( oroiin :i1, 'atid
; iteet'rre I w"i t , 501110 at.ieinpt oft the
irt, ii thingt are bet'giiini to bot
i lrh Iit no wlc),Y. Aaitcihy in the kiten011
Il i1 uceit such a Veeping itn1 wttil
lI irog'i,tii the ltld that it lrs ien.
( i i th e ears of servttdlom, alld tie'
t; W :0 t%'I''m l:e: luiow tht it ils to ht
l1,t rnt o(f tih eir 13ock('t bokl . t<lu bit
' il< \nlt ri'.i) oirls 1.9 liu{u
(r i: n !!:. ,.ch (tl lilc :. r'vanhlt. ' 1 :,skted.
' ,l :tuoy, , probabis ly. i>t)mlt woull'
Ib i a bac(illC Io lt tieunelvi fo'
m ':li01.- 119 i,uperVidlig ori Wotil
it. o. ('e l e, t tces win ich pd)ay 1 ater
ti i tilii!;y; which \.til euilttc
a ileli 'n t W(nlc,1 die."
wt \ ubt S ijIli-u y(il tI know," :li::,
( ' w nt. on, "how "hA.tl,y 1it'; tha'.
..( \,i''' .!ret o:ll)' wr:itillg. f(,r a chli "t I.,
I' ':.I 1 1. , ,ro enl t- ve. their ti.. e.
t eir duti es better, not from aniy prnick
Iu i Ofl (ii'n'lince, hut because theiy liow'1
It anl pa them ii ni th endiii. Theii
i n;p . Iion 14 hei: subi'pc't ha
r. 'bit 1(2 t i \nuich eIfe at'j )ia t." t
cL om<: tli i 2 probem i a perpllex0tin.i'
a~'il I!ntion in Newli Wii.it deviaii ot
el thJitp t atu:Gnile goonin okfo serv;n.
da i. t i:-:ir i ilii, insti ia iokwing0 coei
adhiSW,ht,il traiinig elthiihen
1it u roth f the 1inantil panireo
v'ieb drov,iise hm.ny) ioen tol epnd con
e..n w,hit d Iun did N ood workeeuii for oe
tim A timihirt jitituA tint was opened
uonl'y~ of lie i in imiuttjid! wir o
notria111lg eciong uincia tin, i whieb
. i Graco11 Deloge, t thoo comiig
ioner,i is o ilargel' IAiniretd ims' elek
ingi-'o cils loi w ich t.l'dii li itn i
pru,s, u the puptc'3'Jil sar for ith mst(
pat .'school chbr( andlnIin e the' 'uu is h
lic' ii ui te ewi Yorkc-~t Cooig choo
fi:nhiy Wtlm bioar if educ atiln towar
iidroduc'.ig thoing asel'i ai studyi i the
g0 h, gratunn vr scols bluht thei L aringe-t
ment i is 'ot ioiy to go lEl intoue pacied
<lllilnttiinhs itr l so ts, lhiafioio
fin-lii, thelatyhropid" jute wni ahre
hat & asleu Gardten that ofe bles il) lenh .
her iwib he ci o ful pri tldec r tiw
fiuuaiy d.ii;t'i on Wiilhe wiiSd. Ah.i is t.
lip to& p Ireoipitat. 'a'donnitcIic reilc
ot 'i one th erilght d itin, t will
oV ii in thu kithen,~ in No w appicnt,
'a1 ie redi by S latt i t.e lmrfitsw
llegc:; eii lomen wot. ithmoneyiir in
I le I:1 iie ion to ertleo bhitnames~ plce
li>1 "oagrds" tof eltl'ot h ilnthSroic
.n l lIlmi-pih utteiropic,tiu or wiih the
tpan i b:m iihd i iht, of1 b tio an help
lIT iao re arielnot far frvmii,000 domes~tlie
its in tudl abou iiewit York. Thre
IisI.l no ihme of wnhtoman' indstry ho' i
a'orwa oe'rewded. The ryintellIieci
Ii'll's iare f or iindian ade''tism, iwill
tov'e ninil. yoodit dozeints ofl appliant.
,.1ereli Uiat a fori lele tii eits ofltt nloy
women i tlt ly i is mre ii abshitely * dev io
iilcn i. I snslle - ihe iy it least than. I
11thi arm lready' iiin i, inii to foo usii i
lithoe inlicimnnt herants,s he n he
'111K 1101RIoR Of WAlt.
Oottlg up Glaatly Statistics of Our War
Tlte 1Iloodieet 3attles of Mod'rn Illtury.
Investigations recently made in the
war department at Washington show that
the late American civil war wan relatively
the most sanguinary on record. Thongh
the Federal and Confederate returns are
not-altogethor exact, the var ollico is
able to give a close approxirnatto estimato
of the killed, wounded and missing in
the Federal forces. According to the
statistics 297,825 Union sol(iers lio
burie3 in the various national cemetu
ries. Including losics of which no ac
count can be taken, the war co:t the
North 320,00( lives, or more tha) 011e in
nine of all thoso who entered the si'rvice
Thei two o)posing itriniies met, in over
2,00() skirmishes and battle;. in 1148 of
thOi conflicts the loss oni the FCdlri'.l
side was upward 500 muen, and in at :eict
ten battles more than 30,000 were re
ported lost on eacth side. The conil)ined
loc.scs of the Federal and Confederet l
forces ini killed, woumed and muissing in
the hlloving eagaigeennts wer: Shilolh,
2 l,0(); Aitiet:m, 3M,000; Stono liver,
:7,0I00; ('haneellorhville, 25,001); Gietty.s
l)urg, :,1,00iI; Clicknauga, :1,000; Nte
(;IIlf1'-ih p)eninsular caipaig;u, i0,0(0;
rat)t's l>eninsbularl Canllpail, 1 1-,000,
aned hhl'luti's etilmpaign, 125,0i00.
\Vterloo laso(ne of tIto il)st despjer
it ani 10loody ieldl chlroelld in Eu
rop)entl l'istory, yet Vclington'e eaiS:twtl
ties WOre lesii thon 12 )wr cint., while
dining the Aiuerictn war the lot)r+s at
Murfrcec:boro, Atlnita, (hieltmnaut,
G ettyvlnmrg and other' phwt.es frt <1u:nt.l y
reachied, and Aiiltirne i eeidd, -1) per
cent., uindl the aveage of 1ihl 11 anud
wvouIleil (Iln oIne 5i<(1 or the o rJu wias
:, P l' eit. I' the figurei of thie ('')u
letl,'i';t o loSSes could 1>e a'tu e'tu .l, ( :r 1'
tain '.I, the tottl <ientha i 1" ite war
would p)robitbly mlit' s8 5(0,(Jt)'). it i.;
no,t P little cl'1(1ifS tIIlc t Ihe I :0 : u ndl
cit i rei l mcut of the l''edt'rnI - w Iiti w're
vieto'ioUls ill ti;e i-I:r reittsudni ld
<<plak d the whole of the I. 'onlfedelrate
forces.
l ii I e' l k nan-i' tihit c l unh Inonets. i
iltt(d i d ii Jll It wl:'c i ll c Iiii ilt
I''liti:lnll a, N il)., N ietinhl 'i : , ,b
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t o i l .l w r noiiC I, : ltl I :'i ! ti'n
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enA i : p a'i de cu i 'n -ein I' rr -1
i tt' icli i l iiiiittlll I li t: iit l l t , '
l ' i' "o I. ltt inI Oiini h ht u b r :t\' <.il; a
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: i i \ n ltr, ' . i ',d tol th I ',rior
l' i i ie l u h O . : e :
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I;,- " c i t lit' ti1 wa .1 lit : 'i ' ci
tln . i I- e :t' :i;ib di d t! t i I J; . 11i, :n I t: li
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('ctli .it- HI ui n li n.\ lii ib ni i
ll'- i i -l l Ii i t ;: lea ;iil /)tl/ "Itt
liat b" fm nw h r
It tI in' I y cng h i n' I i li n
Mon-pli i ht 'hyhe 'ae n
c i l.nc I that tlw irt ct- i on lI)' I o'~ t 3
''irtt I :un . i ie iltu a i a i ru it icli l-,
tion o : i lwu-it- t ~ . 1111ll i icli
POVEl:t'' ItN EURE'K.
Four 'huuand Children Starving tn Vienna
8otne cf them .ead.
An inquiry recently instituted into the
condition o the Vienna poor attending the
elenentary schools resuhed io oppalling
diSclosures. Upvard of 4,000 children
were siiferiug from the pangs of hunger,
some of them being on the verge of starva
tin. A. long list of heartrending cases
ctame to light, and no (t'ult was left that
not few of the unfortunite little ones had
d(d of inaniticit. Tile intelligence, her
alled alroad through It he loed press, at
itn4'c( ecme Sen:.uttional, and Ito starving
sln:ul chiidre are ntow the idols of the
1wur.
the chtiildren, (cross (Xainietd by a relief
coI nittee, corrobtorated the (leidncC al
readL(y tnnUli. It IIta Sp)ired thait their prin
, pa!t t (I o 'd ionsital rf dry li't atnd occa
si( n(1lly a 1I ( e weak soupt or co1'cf. It is
(luite tI ne tiat s'niu of tlin alliried that
tilty wY( re limbituilly given a gl'tss of
sjirit I o ti!le tle nvints of theirappetite
o1 1 to ;n t p out the coll.
(Oie Ih . o (itceiUvely si'ated that his father
v a iOOd 1n i11 and lthat wht he could
n(tiv hii anythtnin'ling to eat he let him
(ri k ' i ( iw g;in ns lie likccd. 'Ja, jia,''
e':(hii:tu'd his co1101 fellows, ''and that is
wly y. U often coitnei drunk to school."
'Ile [parents of the starving children are
1' Iie mlost part day laborers, though
.om undubtcdly belong to a less respeet
:,1' b ih:-a. As soon as the work of relieving
lie ch !il.iren wu: taken inll hand subscrip
I wvte (,penet at. the editorial ollces of
t' intnrtopolital press, Seldom has an
ii ('I;l to public charity been more gener
ou.ly rtpoitled to. '1'the poorer class have
Il u*:ly ntitihuted.
'T' poipuln iewspatpers are full of ad
v(t i iets i frottn people who cannot spare
leli niney, but who offer to give one or
t vo childreii their hiily food. Almost all
tie' :(lh-(ttistuiiC.,tS ild tltat applications
c.ui he iuile without distinction2 of religion.
A'I tl' hotels anid re:tauraut keepers are
C; inic a ceraiin muniber of hungi'y chil
'.n-n evt:iy day.--Loadon ,Sltmcltl'rd.
1 I',ediicmit l lihn th 1'rine or btalle iN DeNtlnetd
to go llgher.
vit i;,lue of the bureau's and Cotton
rI Iports (onsists in the fact that
t' r. (nlde up front the stitteients of
I cc biurnitr of correspondents, in all
it' c ii> ti regin 1, specially selected
i : i enii;ce an1d general disinter
s c hl~ At lcast the bureau is supposed
n, Ii 4o ec 'ny symlpathy with the turns of
t a; taw , :inl iit estimates are h iset on
t b -. t inloilition of a conservative
<:uicl i aint e i w eli be devIsed. Formcr
' mn , iv' 2n found to aiiproxintilte
ti :: t:.! y ih l so s-tNfactory that no good
(~ ii h1eW a1Signe( why present
lia::r, iauhl not lie a(icept(e witlh a proper
i i I i ith, as past cxperienee would
a I'4l juuaify. Al present writing, the
pric ! ' iniiuil tphmids is lU cents, a (e
ln( tir:li thL hiihest (liotation since the
ii1 :ivdInce, ani the feeling is con
n1; lh aredI that pri("cs are high enough,
anI w e Ic tlty )to :dvance iore, or eveni to
Sat ;a :h(i:-Ire-ent shittus, the consumptive
! tml w'oud be 'liccked, vhile if a lov
I i i s It ined the win ivits of Spinners in
t .I I) :tit in Europe will be as great
In rt4 '44r ri'Ckon1 upon. There are
.: I. with whon we are inclined
. h li'he lha'. priCes are surely
I h hi Wer, even with an Anmeri
1 14 1'4 six and thr (Ie tiarer iillitn
1 b: ir :f only a slight excess over
iM tlanllion, owilig to short
is c1mWhir'ie in the world. We
I i he .IC rii.sed to see anl atvernge
' 1 t i ( "nt' r i ii iliiL uplal)(
/,i,,"t s of i lie golveriinent. for'
ti4 44 iid (in Iaiturithity show444ed a
1 144 t4 e as comi4pa4red withi the pre
the1114 la4.st three4 weeks. Ac
44 b ;uii:i'eniit tuIrnishledl by the
he'. Tr'easurly I > the Wanshing
* en41t of Je/t rer'tt' /~.s, thle grotss
- *' :44 untied'i to $7,5Ul),.I:;i.5, an1
'44441ru4 *rat wit h the pr'(eeiniig
u :Mu.0i. The aivaihibhle hal
* ' 44oks, '44niunteil to4 $(:8,(,8:f
represents.411 an2 licease lor' the
44 5 14.;I, a muchel lairger1 ill.
the 4 ie lt.urer's account withI
44444 44 44 4~n4a' '1hows. a hu-iger' incrit2es
4 than for ?44tiiter oIf te pasLt
T441 in- increas4ie fIr ie 1( week was
I . 444J whvlichi brings the total usp to
. .41. Thle b ''nd1s de4positeil on
44 ..4444t'ite on this aiccount dutinilg
Wi-mgI' 44n14 44o $ii 0,000,I4t, a net de
.. -) 44444 'i.4This is ia heatvier de.
2 a et.h. 2ve tiit for thle week tending
th 4444lii 14es jtis4 pub 114lihed, prest'i st
n4 444 d 4'me o4(4if t' retcipts and ex
4 y.4~- ily. frini those, iintle tip ini
44 h ' evnu for Ithe 11 iscal444 year were
nia the 11x ( \endituires amount
4 44T:I l aal4 wih 'cis.he tre en
4 4 . .. l i,''4 . l"romn ('omplari.
444 4 n44 44 iht years endlii Sep)tmber'
hi, 414 1.4-larst inarlenlst 122 any item2i
44 h 4 h4 b>no 44mc' ntO , wasiO 19:t1, it05,l;52- iln
"bl n :a i ln1i inn that thle largest de
lras u4as 44 s. 1:1, l'5 in silver coIn andit
bii i4 n 44 md4 4 li 4141 he44 largesi't inerca(ise~ inl lia-'
14.44 le was .t :.06,'4;5:;,'2*l in thet fundt for' the
4t'6:0 o rai4441 il baniik ei latioin,
4444 h li-b i( ra ed, It Lappearis tinit thuere liiis
9 aa Tseill the c'ircula,ttion of Untitedl
.' 4 .e of 41smil tdenominuat 1iton 1a4
.444JT o 4 4444'in t 441- birge deno iiit 's. The1
414wn4 h4 w4.40.4 lilJun :14, 1884, andi1 Seipteral
4:4s andit weno't it's i2'tlrensed
'" ' 444.00n Tn're I ui been14 42, It
m o . 44'441 h>r1 notcs o f thlese latter
de.no4m44intioni lar2ger' titin thet Ti...suryi has4
.44 ,aw to s'upply. It iappears, also. that
444' i'4rea5ury has4 been4 urible to stupply thet
"844r t'4riith14'4 s, it b4e'ing im1possi bIle to get
th 1ia~ 141 44441d t'enouigh,
s in*'Cu44lation in C2ottlon.
it is 4114nonneedi in ouri comm'iercIil
('oihan's t hat thei( tspecu14ltionl in cotton
: h.a n arg' advaneo12 in the( prico than11
I' 44e'n kno n' f4 r fi 41 ive years. 'lThis is
4441ib444d t1o4 a shioit crop, and14 wo ate
frii 441it.~ 44resges ai sp(cutlativo comblina
t414on 1 ia ih 1i.entiatl staple.
\V d4 n ot en4couraget(4 these eniterprises
" nongJ 441'ar 'il ennunercial friendlts. TheII(y
4'4n1o 44t nuiably ('1nd in disaister, not
don to44 14how14 dliretinig them, but to the
4 1p.e w, ho <ielumdit for footd ai d raiment
upon 4~4. eerbin 144r111t. bThe spjeculativ'e
41 44 wh4en4 1 hr-1tt summ'lfer wa'is severe
44444'' m1 it:.44i' au(<t1u'.ene to be remem
h 4r1 444 4a gen'eraLtio0n. And ne(xt to
4 unti'u'e with' 'han11 cot1tonl. New', York
on \\' hat4 is I he 4objec(t ion?"'
d444 li!. hurrying114 things
04: I n. b y no h ju4t :is well ift
4 a4' tal:4 fIbb in.i4rUl (4404'
MIt. IOWDERLY TO) TII KNIttiThI.
HIe Reieowr the General Assmably a'd Talke
of iand Ibeorie.
General Master Workman Powderly i
makes the whole order his conidant to the
extent of two colIumns in the ollleiil organ
of the order of this week. H1e asks that
every local assembly read these'leters, as it
is his intention to continue them until he
has reached a point when a popular vote of
the order will be takei on some questions
propounded by him. He also asks the lo
culls to deal leniently with such members as
are derelict in dues, that all may again take
part in assisting in a work which has only
begun.
II reviews the work of the last General
Assembly and relates his early experiences
as Master Workman since Septemnler 5,
1U79, candidly confessing that he was incx
perienced at first, but had one object---the
elevation of the workingmau-in view. Mr.
Powderly enunciates that his theory was
that great hmprovement would result by
bringing, to use his own words, the 'high.
est grade meelnic face to face with the
poorest paid laborer." ''1'his is the truth,"
he says, "and is the one practical lcsson
taught Knighthood.''
Mr. Powderly refers to the stand taken
by the Knights on the land tiestion anid
slys it is due to the denind of the order
that so much attention is now being paid to
the land (question in the Wcst. lie speaks
of the ''very nice" theories th:t. are extant
regarding the ownership of land in conunon
and says they must all be (enonstrated as
practical an( people taught to think ''in
COIilmOfn."
''To-day," he says, ''I know that an indi
vidual cannot hold absolute titls to the soil
if the interests of the people in common re
quirc that it shoul be otherwise. 1 no
longer believe Ihat the people in comnaumo
cnn till the soil ard own it in commnon!,
because they do not thiuk in c1onmon, ani
because the people are nut angels. 'The
one idea we can all unite on is tlhat lmin
should be kept frce from sharks, spccub
tors, knaves and hind grabbers.''
TinatTIV POLT1U)8 OF u1 . D 1I r.
Ihe London I'oIIe.+ I nenrinlg Et hi iirr
AgaluNt caulan und tiantuikn.
LNo.iN, November 2:3 -Extraord(in;,ry
precautions are being taken to gai ;:r Cal
ian and Hlatwkins ag'ainist out.id he iuiltenc
or chances of escape froa iison. A se"rt i
was made of the (lust hoides n(1 out-id-t he
way places in the buiiing in which (allan
lodged to-day, and upward of thirty pounds
of dynamite were disco'ercd, wh'ile otl her
explosive coipounads were foun<d buried in
the yards and gardens of adjoining houses
''he closets, drains and water pipes in I law
kins' residence were also searched, but
not lng was ( iscovered there, though the
police arc still in cxpcctation of timl ii;
somiothiing to reward thenm for thoir lat;r,.
it appears that the c(uriOsity of the pii
Was exeited and their attention attracteI to
llawkins by the fact that one of his nei,h
bors left Lonlon for New Yurk on I li
morning following the inquest c,n t he boi I
of Cohen, an( before star ting took a puri
muanteau to several places to have it re
paired, stating at each place that he inmu
have it within an hour in ordir to e;tol the
steamer. The min's evident lhurry in
pressed tie peisons he visited, and th i:
suspicions were connunicated to the i
lice, With the result of traing e- tain
things to IIawkins which caustd his arrs.t
as well as that of Callan.
Vhat the (aaker's Itelirwe.
At the yearly meeting of the Societ
of Friends, in progress in Baltinore, :a
declaration of the creed of the Friend'
has been adopted, the gist of which
contained in the following p aragraph:
"It is under a deep sonse of what re
owe to Him who has loved us that v,
feel called upon to offer a declaraution ofI
those fundamental doctrines of C.hrist iani
truth that have always been p)rofessed hr,
our branch of the Church of Christ. W(
believe in one holy, almighty, all-wist
arnd everlasting God, the Father, thi
creator, and preserver of all things, andI
ii Jesvs Christ, His only Son, ouirLont,
b)y whom all things consist; and in on11
Holy Spirit, proceeding from the Falla
and son, the reprover of the world, th<
witness for Christ, and the teaicher,
guide, and sanctifier of the i,eople
God; and that these three are one in tl-e
eternal Godhead, to whom be hiono
praise and thanksgiving, now anid foe
ever. Amen."
unit-A-SnAV.
T wINS.
The proverb says, in uuombdre 4,11e.
"Al isfortunes sclOmi cotme alone:
lit then , to e<qualize affairs,
lilessings somet imres are sen1t in pairns.
Thus, whiere a single babe was 'lui,
Th'le grateful faither we-Ic oes tw
God bless them! In this wori Iof'Ii t rbl
May both flid all thieir- blessings 414oublie
A ndl, to the joy of sire ande niothIer',
Each prove an hionor' to hiis- --bthiedl
Dr)iy go ods-Craker.
Conspiecuous among risinig nu.n1 --A cro
-s 'spiritual consolati~on d rown11itng care1
biy drinikIng':
Wimht sort, of desire dies t he no ilern
Cupid excite? Cuipli Iy.
"Will the comrfing race snorey aisk an
exn(-ilge. Ye-u, unless it nose btterc.
" lb-en eiut. shoioting?" - s." --iln
id you1 kill?'' "Nothing, ixi-ept my~ dfi.
In speaking iif a w%inter- stiormi, whi:i m
oIf an aimaitl mnigt you namtie? I in li it
snows&).
. The meni who are willing ''to die fori iin
i.le.a'' would b le nuin h hit ter eini plaiyed in
livimg for' a reality.
Tlth painis toi securie warm'iith aml conll
fort foir the ianimanls abtouit the farmi as well
as thle Iimates ot the hiomie.
Ani (411 holy hand a s'on inl the arm-ty wi',
she saidl, "had11 never beenLl in ia bttlte, is bI
was fortiunit enouigh to lie ini thle prIrvs
Tihe .per~son who tells yout to fautls of
rethers intemiis in jell otth-rs of youri fault
Iliave a care hiow you listen.
"This is wh'tat they caill a 'ft-llow ieeliui'
for a mn,'' as the t hf s-aid whoa the pu
licemanm was groping afiter hii i m thu.i
Scientists say thatt thle savage- hias at noire
neuite selnse of1 smell-ha In iiivilIize Ii pp-.
Wheni Iwo savages get t ge-thier- iin,w tli'
must sullr'r!'
"Tihere is evidently3 a gr-et deaul to li
armnedl abfout wonimin," says an en\thanmtio
'hlare is, indlieed, and the be-st way to le a to
is to ask somei other womaniut abouit it.
liii face so fiair, ias hIesh it si-eme at
ii.henv-eilly poirtfit (if bright gi-tL lii
tJleaur tas the sky3, withlomi a blamue ir hMt
'l'hroughl goodly miixture of cit(mplul\ii
dill lier leiieks the yvongj 0i ci tu
'This is the poit's descriptiio n oIf a womcli
whlose' phiysical sysu-temi wasi in ia perfre'? tv
oiuld mal healthy stiate, willh o-very fa'ti'
toting prOpiteily, inch is the enyjitiobjcuu
1101 of its fail' ltr n 141 lii|tt ii j y I
Pirnecs "Fa'ivorite P1r-er ito.- A v
Imggist.
P'ianoes uat organos.
All of the best makes. $25 cash anmd
alarco November 1, at spot eash t'rierai
ml a Piano. $10 cashi and1 hlanceo No
remiber 1, at spot cash prices oni nio
)rgan. Delivered, freight fr-ce, at your
acarest depot. .Fifteen days test trialI
md freighlt both ways if not sautisfactory.
Write for circulars.
N. W. TR'IUMP
Colunmida n.
MORMONS TAR RED ANDY
A Warm 1tvoei,tIon Given So
Llders In Goergi
CALERA, Ala., November 16.
past throo months a party of Mo
elders have been proselytiug in this
tion and also at several small tow
aCross the Georgia border. Several con
verts were made at the lattor placo, and
the indignation and wrath of the people
could hardly be suppressed when on last
Suuday four married and two men left
their homes and mado public their in
tention of going to Utah. The people
then all rose up at once and gave the
elders notice to move on instantly. They
refused at first, but Monday night two j
of them were taken out and tarred and
fiatherod, and t.he next night two others
were chased into the woods by lotuds 1
and kept in the trees all night. The
elders left the next day, and the eon
veits lre now mnir-ing alno, leaving six
forsaken home.1. If the olderu ever re
ttrn they will ho shot at sight.
The i\loi non thou movel into Ala
bama umd b:gan their work in the lower
part of thia county among the ignorant
country people. They were more suc
oessftl there ail already baptizod a
dozen or more. Ya:teaday, while Elders
Mower and Sea werie conduictinr a mecet
i'ig i It log hool louit', ifty armed
mn en th1121'td t'm ron film the pilpit.
T'ey wre carried int the woode, tla
mob thlre tening to liaug th em1 o1a. every
ite), 1)1 ont the in1tercesioi of friem(i:
they wu:o ielhas('d on thecir wvri.tt a
promisnie to l evo th county in t wvonl- fp
Iour hoturs. I S ct.h v:e; the ait ernative
if tlay r.Lut(d. ot Ii left ltat niy;ht,
hut wib}out the r convert::, e corlel t
in;tion of the W:ty iv an armed baud of
n(arly 1one hundri' mn en. Armed i:trsXc
far on guard, iind pllii ic announce tha-i:
int:tntion oft killing the firt eider who
relturns thte. A rum:or waI eurrcnt that
i der lu,iers ws killed this mningi1
t'.u tit (L.:orgia line by bloo(lhoutd,
but it :lnn,ot be subsbtnutad.
It w\V iG(:th who\'it wn>tc: "We' do not
!'(' (S wt wel \,c uuller tui!." 1(ew ,2 m n
can tulerslhul(l at wOma:tn, and yet mny
m: n lmve wVive.j
( itint, :ul1 in t t wn b,' th. I R:ll U Io "
011b l le t(e, I 'ely slx Ittnl'II cars k
f e th.e C'h i n e: trat.
. iat ('tne into : i p,inti:' 'lii(hi 1. b
a l lil.r. ' I" l':l 1s1 ," i .iI h "1 ' ik . I
1't .: :V' i-p:1(-' - Ve, 11 1IF111114' u u1t1 fl( ,I
r 11 w v1 y much, bu t m; r ( tlt
tIi ( I-In p rv I a I' t 'i
li , ". : lee II l: I'. 1 : t l'r tl,' I (i
'~ ~ ~ ~ ko i 1;i " :t: t \ ll, Illy, tl>u ii_
I , - 'n Ihr llir Ir i: e g I' '
I II i I , a Ln1 w t yt,,: 3. if v u
b' It) rt ''- I y u iii tl ll -- i l'. l
. 1 ' \. 1' : t l w i r tl;. ilt,'t! "ill:
I' ;.".
la. :a 1 :.. 2. i f l e f
m.:. i i !t.. u Intt'r Itu-:r~ r.
III !. ii . ..a. .t ' ' Iam ;i ; 1(. p .
nl '' I : :t 1 1 la !l Lifl', ttour
fet ii; - :t i' (' " I. I U t:1 :lll l n tlt I( yt
-a lat a aI .a )OU
Ih! i inun h1e ul"-reid -1nam-r'
l-'it !, : ... . a!2 it:ita .! ' l I.. !t ('ti
Sa nal1 11 te l w
it
JTONG-UE Ii KINOT .
! 1 ea- -' li;ah:iI in: the NR muu '"(I
y.1 t 1 , m::'1 al l ( bnl o f
nmhed i.ai n ind;i hen : an.
.heMO 3.Hfiaiy J:alY hISm. at
a fied 'hl0 ta I' e Silicirceiv
he u " . i iut ei'-t.z 4.llt''! li -o.
bOi-t- te i;.l I .t . a at l.a enati a
fitrj It ad tIl-.' IAil sreo. m
illi i Ii i' J t i t N is. tIa.fii
. tik A(i ] i t
it.t o o tio m a i.:t I.tteut ,oi
wosl kne st have 'been taf aln tot
"ife't nei has~ bee in hi:a ltnt'(in three
. (a 4 nah t. walk.t4uig dtn
onAl mm :lmt pr4n:1lte a Iase
41rofala and4 pr<strtbe< , tItnoa bett
vet,i tad pnpm .ia wi:a>t hirn-li
41tt 4h a ::la e dreafully.
EIF'4 miwo .!.edj.g
and nl pai ini emed a:i h n
walic Thi h. b:-n a' mo 14> oarfu
atio, as hi complaint ad bafieds
ev t I g. itth!!c: i Dn ; i 14us e4Lo
1'( n1 it T ''m, Mach4,1n
WE B ' C12 '4,A . 1 '4,( L9u
godfo h mori m TEiRano
spac oftum thaiiany blod 11uril;ler yi,
ev r se . owj the comfor 4 t of 444(44tt4
htatt44its 1t, for i inite been tr 44bl
wiIasvr o mo bh>o:t it on for4 I I
of G Jeam an'l foue no elie equ l t
nvalids' Hotel anT irg IssW l
Staf of Eightoen Experienced and Skill.
frd Phy.lelans and turgeotn.
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY.
'atlents freated here or at their homes. Many
rented at home, through correspondence, at.u
uceessfully as if hero in porson. Cone nd
40 us, or sCnd ton cents in stamps for Otu"
Invalids' Guide-Book," whaich gives all partio
alars. Address: Wont,Ln's DIsPENsAtY MEDt-.
A L ASSOCIATION, 663 Main St., IJulfalo, N.Y,
4 1o 1
1'or " worn-out," " run-down," debilitatet
chool teachers, millincers, seamstresses house
e'prr5, and overworked women genorall:.
Pr. i'lerct''s Favorite Prescription is the beat
d ill resto:ative tonies. It is not a " Cure-all"
uut adlurably fultills a silgleness of purpose\
ht"ing a mst potent Specific for all thoso
b'lrniic Weaknesses atil Diseases peculiar to
0ien1. 'he treatment of nanny thousauns
nt uich cases, at the Invalids' i[otel and Burp"
t, I i nstitutu has afforde<l a large experience
in adapt ing remaettle for their cure, and
i. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Is Iho result of this vast experienco. For
ittertial contgestion, infinamtnation
and ulceration, ' 15 a Specific. It
is a powerful gcneral, well as uterine, tonic
ttid nervin1e, and tinpaits vgor adi strength
to the whole system. it curca weakness of
stomach, iundigesitont, bleatina-, weak bacis,
nirvos prost rat in, ex haistion, debility and
slecple4t n), in cither sex. Favorite Prescrip
tion it soll by druggl;t3 tunder our postttv
uairantce. S&e w upper around bottle.
4)11 SIX I1OTTLES
P CE StDO FOR $8.OO?
Siend 10 cents ha st amps for Dr. Pierce's larg6
Treat iso on 1)iseatu:st of Women (160 pages.
paper-(ovrlt:). A tlrasas, vOnD 8 DIsPEN.
a tuv 'U:l)u".a4, AS,oC1AreON, 003 Main Street,
1ulfato, N. Y.
LITTLE
o a n LIVER
t,tQ xrPILLS.
ANTI.B1ILIOUS and CATIIARTIc,
SC ADACHE,
1:ilnts Headache,
i' ::sneaA,Constipa
ittao, lttdigestiott,
and ttillousAtttlntac , -'
, omptly curei by Dr.
[ereCe'R Ien'ant
Ftr;atvlye I'elicts.:5
1.: t vial, by )rtuggists.
P V ATFE BROARDliIN(.
S 01' OOTl'OBEII, the
111(tl'i( :114 1 o~l1tl( iil.
I! tI. i;(i\L!)lN' 11Ou SE
i i, i: I' nlt:InO1teLOmmoatioln of
)x .111 i ima.nnenii Boarders.
U ; i, lt: '.d on the northeast
\\ i t . it bt1 i1( (1 ebo streets,
b.inics portion
i 1lti the noise
t'- t. n i ' is within easy
. [ it lIaic and
i i ) .i itl' rcat de
i hiroughly re
{ '..d .tylo with
11 Ii ;
. l)V ELL),
Chbarleston, S. C.
i " ' . nl
L ii teachaers.
bi a.r, wtamed
Sarjiat s, lhas
I; i ae ooli
lithei South has
Pal I on b . ij I e au'Ouni, the stamea
aiy aori a iiaial>rho I. Pilaa s ih rgedt onaly
fro -ala 'Ii 'a inlt;um(i a ter lae firat, inonth
.ii, I ' a a. t a atiua s d
'u- E ev. W.V. Ii. A TlidNSON,
Charlotte, N. U.
Gilder's Liver
PT1 LLS.
Thei justly (ORa iated. SOUTHERN
\ EG ETA BLE P L b having been used
asi a hiouisehold remiedIy for the past half
iItury, ill all the amthoern anud Western
;tal ii, for the cure of 1Dyspepsia, Bil1
jauaaess, Malaria atnd atl ldiseases of the
L I VI E H, have, by their
WONDERFUL CURES,
a(uied the suproenacy over all other
l'ILL-M on the mnarket. After one trial
Yau will join the cry for "GILDER'S
I'L WS" with the ten mtillion people of
he hinted States who are now using
if y<mr mterchant has not got thiem,
2a centsa iii stamps1) to
a MRRUIETT & 00.
A UGUSTiA, GA.
~AINISIj 7TTRTD
i$ A L.IN|M.'lT PERFECTLY'
I ,nARil- AND' SHDu.D &E USED A
FLW MUWN jIL/S,tiEORE? CONFlNE~ME~N7
.END F)~ iO (K 70_MUTHERS