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HOME-MADEFERTILIZERS AN Im PORt'ANT NTERP RISE IN. AUGURATED IN COLUMBIA. The' Work 111tippeed Ott by the (.1oluni,la PIsosphnt" Vollipi"Y-WhiLI It OIl're to the F1arnmera of 4;horisgt undti the uarv liuav. An import aut,brtnch of home industry has just hoon established at Columbia, S. C., under the name of the Columbia Phosphate Company. The oflicers are as follows: President-W. A. Clark, Vice President-J. C. Haskell, Seeze tary ani Treasurer-Wilie Jones, Su perintendent--T. C. Robertson, Direc tors-W-V. A. Clark,James Woodrow, J. U. Iaskell, G. L. Baker. The company has just issued a circu lar setting fourth its purposes and its facilities. It,says: Before purchasing your fertilizers for another season we desire to call your ut,tenLion to the goods we will put upon the market, for the crop of 1890, and trust that you will give thema a full trial, satisliedt not only that. the result obtained from this our first year's production will fully realize your expet-atioli, bit, that nucceeding years Will con firm themli. As thi, is our first seakson, We have n. testimonly to offer, but have this to say. "'The best is always the cheap est." and with this as our mnot.o, have erected in the city of Colutmlbia, at t he very head of rivvr tavigation, P"ertili zer Works that,. tor thorough equip Ineut ; vOIry VeS-p C. ,taind minrival ed - to Umeti Stlate, and( so shall :products be unexcelled. Our works covetr fiom iere., tnie situat d at the intersecti.;n of the Rich mlonld & l)an ille iad the Atlattic Coast Line, and oally 1305> yards fronm Oranh3, the I ad of river navigation, with which poi-)t it, will Ie coltnected y a track, oinw higlaid. The lan - m t ilti aiV- -is 4di-rOe'. c0ti1ie - t)ion, v,i1 tllie ports of Norfolk, Wil mInlgton, td ChIl Iarlest,on, fromt au of which we recCiVe our sutlp0hur' direct from Sicily. Th R & I). gives uts an outlet ito the entir4 Piedmont kl t1 -"t i0 of' our State, antd "The Old Rte,iable" (I he Conglarut and Sanltee) con Ievis us directly with the phosphate lees, and delivers the crttde rock to us at. a freight rate that paralyzes tihe greitt e.st.of tiailimanagetrs anitd reiegates to innocUous dsuett:le the lttr State Railroid Lw1 ws. Sutrrounded with tuch freight fI iii ties, we ask protection fronit 1lone, and holIdly tssert tha. w e n% il. deliver' Otir Ferl iiizers at any Piul Inl t he State, duiplicatin"g prices I :Itan stttllard goo(ls on the itarket, it itmity not, he knowi, but it i, itht., that an ir-ont :Iteainbtio l2 of >u toias ea pat(ity lats mnadte weekly trips bei ween (,IAlltv anid Charestonl sillce III. i a cli witholtli, milssin., olc.e. It. is it fact, that. outr Oil :%Iills t:tave sold the planters of, Pee Deo 504 ton- meal, and 1-t1ck far tm'ers of C Srleston 600 "ois, all to eli (elivered by steateet; and that an extra boat will be itl on the river this month to meet, the increased trallic. But. the fact of all ficts is, that we o4'.r the trade of the Pee IDee and the Santee, of' thle moutain anad t,he seaboard, a 1ittilizer e'xcelledl by none, and( at Charleston pr'ices. The names we have selectedI for our goods are "G3ranby Ammionia ted1 Fertilizer,'' "G. ranby Acid P'hos phiate" Our at'mioniated( goodIs wvill contina full 2.3 per cent of A,ammoia, atit curi Acid Phosphitte 10 per cent of t ava ble phosp~ihoic tacid. This will be, outr mninimumtx guairtantee, atatl stouhid the tradel( des-ire the eap, I antd I petr cenit ainanonaiateil goodes bteing ntow so lar.tgely put t upon thle market, they wvill be made(l only at their risk ailnd umfir their brand. We intend t.hat, inith years tocwine "Gri athy Feritili er" shall bee a househol worti inii he Sont h, itmintained to t he highest, atandatrd and selling ont its own merit. vALUE'OF t" ERIttiLIZERsM. Thie experiments of Liebeig antd other' agriculturai clienists establfished the imptortance of applying artificially Am monia, Phosphoric ALid, andil Potaishl to t.he growing pilant,. Tlhe expetience of' the stcessful farmer hats dlemont st rntedh the absolte neceussit,y of a free and( in telIi- tt use of t hese intgr'edientts. and to obhtatint t hetm science, arit arn i commtfCreret ave beeni emptloyedl on the most extsive scalet, tiand mtilliotns of dlollars~ inave..t.ed ini thae priodutct ion of Coinettia'''tl feit i Iizemrs. NIie, EGN. Formerly the gtiano of Pei't supp)lliedl this element ini ar'ge <ptt.it.iies., Iut sinice the exhauistion of t hose depo'.its the su pply~ has be'en lar'gely froma dr'y blood, fish scratps, ntitrat e of so<la , andI cotton seedl meal. T1h is at:iel la iu tost i ato)getheri ob, tained I romt thet Germ'tan mtines, eit hier as Kaintit ori C triate of Poetashl T1his ingredient, is found itt nlaiure, both its is sohib l'e Phlospnte of' Lim~ae antd Pho phate ot A luminatbt, atIis stuch is utseless its a f'ertilizer, bin g int sol uble in wa'ter'i, timd not. av:ailable ias ia plant f<.od. 'To make it, av-ilale as a palan t food hast been thte work eof t he scienitists, andt( thae immiens capitial em. ployed in this- art, attests t.heir sutccess. The lar'gest, deposit of' insoluble lPhos phate of' Lime that, we know (of exists in our owna State, and is known its Phosphaite Rock, evideatly thle te mains and deposits of' sea ainis and birds. Ia its crude state it is insoluble, bitt wvheni grotind arnd treat ed withI' Huiphurttic Acid it, becomnes solub fle, andi is knownta i niertce its Acidlatedl Rock, or D)issolvedh Bone, and as stuh biecomes lhe basis of till commercial fertilizers. To mtakle thle rock solub fle we mutst, havye Sulphur1 ici Acid. 'lThis was at first iminported itnto N otrthern ports, the r'ock shlipped Noi't It, the fet' t,ilizer's miade and re shipped South. This wats etxpen[sive, the fet ilizeris sell ing at $75 per ton. Tlhe next, step wais to import the lSulphuri and( mattke Siul phuric Acid, then followed t he estab lishmeint of the acid chiamber' alonig side of thle t'ock, still fu rthei' reduacinag expentses. Every step was~ oneo to cheiapon productitioni by br'ingaingt thle crttde matter'ials toget,ber, hut. t.he last and miost imtportaniit step yet miade is to bring them to ft jdtanter' and1 man-it uafactutre t,hemt ut, hai (ldor, givinag htim~ the best goods for Ihet least, mtoney. Such is the aim of the Columiaeit Phtos phate Company. With the close of'the old year we have coimpleted a plant capablle of p ro ducong annual ly fifteen thtouandte totns of fertilizers. Favored b)y prtoai tiotus weather, wve accomiplish the work in four months. Experts pr'oounce it ansurp)assed( by anty, North or Soth. We are determningd that its product ion and during the present season offer to the tradoi 1. Pure Dinsolved Bone. Guaronteed Analysis-12 per cent. Available Phos. phoric Acid. 2 Granby Acid Phosphalte. GuRran teed Analysis-10 to 12 per cen.. Avail able Phosphoric Acid -A to 1 per cent. Potah 31. Granbyi 11m1811oniated Fer-Illizer. Guaranteed Analy-i--i--2j to 3 per cent. Aminmonia-8 to 10 per cent. Available Phosphoric Acid-1 to I per cent. Potash. 4. 'ure German Kcinit.--imported by Ie. Sui rounded by every possible rail road facility, we can deliver promptly to any point, in three State's. We have made special arrangements with the steamer Joht M Cole to deliver our goods at all lnudings (,in t.he Santee and Pee Dee, and the iinany platif ers of these rivers now shipping their cotton seed to our oil iaills, will find it to their advaitange to futher extend their conmntercial inLeicourse with Colum biat by purchasing their fertilizers from us. iteninber, our itotto ik to make only the belt. Yours should be to patronize home industries. Eiii liin 'Ther. Allen, of Missintippi, has tohi wore stories since the opening of Conkess than Billy Masin, our Story telliog LIIAU from the Third District of 1liinois. One of his best stories was dropped the other night at Chamuberlin's. Half a tdozen congenial spirits were seated together at a tatule, andot one thinig and anotiher led Allen to reel off a full dozen of stories. The last, one w>is about iLis Tupelo con stituent, Bill Brown. 1ili is an old far iner who owas hl the marshes around Allen's native city. A Near ago Le )ought i young bull tomi a lawyer who is a shrewd fellow and known through Otfit Allun's district. "Brown wain't quite sure o his bar gain," said Allen, "so avery timo the lan %er went that way lie hedged so nuch th:t the lawyer grcw ex:.ravagant in 1his praise." "I1 tel you, Brown," said he, as tie rode by the fariimhiousu, '"that's the finest ainimal in this whole cointr). I'd ride any time two miles wit of my w%ay juat to pags it in your meadow. I sold it to you for $75, but I reckon it's worth-" "low much is it w>rt h, cap'n ?' said the farmer. 'Well, if I wai se'ing it today I wouldn't let, it go for a cInt less than $250. It's worth tuint, and I coigrotu late yQU 11pon1i slaving lia so Ieattly." Bll Brown fi-It prelty go-'i over the buil, and evCey time he taW the liawier the3 talked about it, tle law%er tlwiys repleatio thlt lie would not sell it for less than $250. Th-e ltaVet in the m1a:1int iie had be Conecoun asel for a Miisiissippi railroadi and ial to aipprai,it antid settle all dilli culties for the corpiration. Out- tiy as ie sat in Iiis ollice, louitish Hul1 B1r1wn cate in, twilled his hat be tween tis thumbs, ad said in a wheed ling tone: ''I reckon tht air bull is good for a pert sim, cap'il.'' -Certanly, Mr. Brown, certainly ; $250 coildli't buy it of me it I still had it in my po .sso "Wall, cap'n that air buff was rn over by yer railroad lhist night and I reck. nt you'll see that, they pay me $250 for it." ilY ASi la.1-Y Thei ichief:aini iif thesil5itlia-ii, \lliai h n r*. istu ob ''ne IIi s lii beh i . cl ii record, wIl I. it oin liis'i'ry's p'isgee, To I hie hite' I'''a inerli:,:y 1!ir ;t ev inee,- ~V('. ts t-i si e- - Ii.:, ' ':urounniu trileves. A lui lut i kI! I heiis. hol ini 'attce rufrt anil iuiw. Itid s slowly o'er her wateri a ht r ri ver' ueni tly weep,i The t'ottoni fildhs ot1 Georgla Tlake upi thle suelmi cedeti t rainu At ii wil t. I he sotest i rebile. To1 feluria iiga&in. thu th i I thear at ilho'tiep 'l' iitne' arsht ve- ''tii i nli-iraie uanil siow ,iiti teyli.oii Iti e weepi ri entit u ick y'si.; sl i *' sIen lit: .'i aii Tein nessei e anii TIe xas i'Tuere cii nits a totbingi, cry'. Ai s i .iswiii s .\i i s i i nt fTyhI tllt hum :ri'aI wve.nsa ',t.'bl soi,ih ilug iii li'lii tinre. ~In Sofi. ohIl itear man ltar. 3'up pl.eat h tahe vat 1ay-- i ruly*i (Olur its o w e fe t oi iivh(11ori inaiu Si y iitihin to trus I n if ih el)' ti it WiOt or tnk o ute thoo h pVit wstill sini valiy it elue i Oltt .oo let f oit o Ihit Is I d. i 'e le Ii ty ii VCs t inchel era in \'a H T He. Menfaii oo lte Iamea hady)p parciate wt,es vaB. B .just-e doelar. bu ithoego thu Ipoor every 1111 dola thinsi sny muc bt ioil nd o mch evio. It .is a comfort kow .at life poverty ' A.trickeivl)'11i, cat deive so muchriI eio fro 'dotr lled expend,itr. when 'Iheii nveot, t.hir of lrsinH . cl e a. (Bot ltnitt Blod'Ma.). W.a ii'1l u.rimah,ey ti, eb Ct, iitA: kansai , wites: o"B. B. . hasi el d<>n me A.it P. MDab, lantac, Ga.xn, writes: "I had aule Itunnitu lier of yenyi tog seel oet.or fI nialed'y rh-t itood Thice sibot tIe of B. B. H.,e e-uiia hOIavitillin hso erel ete. tv Davidel Thurman,Aet lanta Gaic.,wi"s IMowas alkos.a" sllrrih n manyear( witth dofa.i ano te olrs It fewIk alle thof and it' mhtiy lIt-Ic me."poet gt. 'iell ofin famaor rheumi(aism o whVih sxbtls .B . thank Ihan hnatetrely ctre tI havec nor him." lghet ansic. Threal i,rouuitey or lue'ne e~ "oitdne tk. ldyaldrgii. A RP AN) THlE GMOST S. IJL i TE-:.rLs 01F A .M11 )Nt I ll ' A1) N EN M U I E. W n Glic-ie i- m w it ro I iiu. I 4s ie T 1 r 1; U hIii - i ' t ,- a I-I' 46h1601 '))ii. an i t 1 h,--- --l ;.19-p i) cots rse, t.he- it e n I , i II I" -J ---tIIt, is to say nobody ha-i ever s-etn t , bot We have ill conoli- pr-tty livar it Severial timeivs I have itln.t see" i uh,sl. h'lle fact isthey won'i let v.t see 'em right fiair Mild itjukre, so thia: ymt coil g %vtr t uit. A visible gist wolnio'! Il a gno-, aIntd anI iniiclile ghonisf i h.ri i.. w-1*6. e.,jl cally in nine d,irk. It :'je(e ale tiiie.6 ti)ndil plitces wltc %weenl't ieli tlo1iig to see them. N >w, tf course, thtere are no SIel 111ing;, blit still they aive h6bits lind hallilts jI-i like li)lks. ['liTy tay iaroind grivuyardi in i p 4tairs in dkI cllsets, mid they walk tihe road inl dark, swampy hw-i. load hniigcr around ctilaut fy eltiniyg bo0..es int I ie niigtt. Tiivy like <harK, gloomty - .ita y places, ani I tnila uakes ine think th.t, ghosts are ni Ia i )py. 'Iney have donke something ba i or sifie,vd b-ome c'reat misfortune before t.ney were; turniedI ilnto ghosts. The spir it, of k,-d peoltv do4n't make ghosts. It was lir-d wo k fr the witch of Enider to get tue %joirit (it S;111 ut to collie 111. ie wiinlt wait 1o come1! I), ad sail "wlty t-'r t1i'Ou dis idieted ile to britat-, me il ' A (d that is lie reawn why we u e a-i larntt of kh)(.ts. 1They ire tIne ev ins [If bad( peo psle. \VOI, of course. ilhere are nio such thinus, but this is the w&t % v think abouti it. I saw it ghost oine dank night is I wa.-s passing the oild Fitirview eow; ch, wtout twit nm1iles from town. I, was Wailking tight ttwards ie it, the big road, and was whine---p leetly white iid had ltgs ani airms but it') head. I wvas aboubit to turin my ho.,e md riin, I)Iu IC didn't willit to urin---he witifed to go Ioic, and lie wasn t seared a bit, and io I let lum rhck in twiil we innet the iis', and it was t le miller going i himie wvith a snick tif flour across hv sitmlders Ild his heitd aind his wiie hat bent lor. w10ardt. Thliat liked to hive beten ak gios'. ifn fact, it wIuill huv bwein if it h1adin't ):en Ine noiler. Many a time h1i1ve I thought how iiar I CiIiie L seei, Ii )I h11,st, aind l' no it suIlre yet but wIi:tt it wa4 ak gihiit, and SIdenicily Itirned ill'o tle 1n110Cr They are inighty Suart, nid is lifiick a, inghtinig- that is, it t here ire aniy Snh th1inigs. which, of Coiau, thee are nicit l:tst night bIt u tt 10i'clock I was I m-n ng ov:r the high bfil that is )a ck o our house. I 111 beetn to see a sick grainl -hiil aill it was a tnar way to couie by the old grivey-trol. Nobody has beefn btirried there for loi ty yeairs, but thAt miakils it aHllte wor.-e for ghot1bt. Th'ey ire lid experienced ghosts, and can jist raise up the hatir lin it man's hva nw.4 iwfui--thet is, if he has any i'air. That is one advantiage i bald-hended m:ui ihs iver other people. A ghost can't ritise up hiv hair. I Wibh it ould, tilt, i4 1t it would stay rai -eid. Tlhat old _ raveya rd has tried the fonrtitude of nmy~ehinirren mnaiiy a timec, aznd lastinight it tried mie for it was veiy dlark and1( thne little ines were gloomy nind sighed mournfully in the windl 1 was coming down the steeplu hll feeling miy wayV along careftnh ly with nmy cane, wvhen juist ans I haippien ed to glance upward to the d ltaint hori zoln ini seaircth of l ighnt, I sakw a dark shadowy figuire Viol) up sereinety just tie lore ime andc ' stp -nd I stopped. 1 was junst abtoutL toi irun intoi the thing, hiut aui it dlidecnt advatnice any I aidvaned-i a ttecp --a very cauitiouls step. It qgmivered na little, butit (camne tio nieatrer. AgainI I step-~ pedt forward and gave a swee-pinrg stro)ke with miy caine, ats if to Cut i'. in two, andit I did eLnt ini two, butt t.it never mnovedi. Amainzedi, I pianused andt nionidei ed. anid sidi to nIiyslfi, "Whait inn the dlickens is it r" dulst t hten in thne dairk, dimi light of the munrky hoirizon awaty in the eastI sa w tine nmys'teli outhin~ig tnake shnape andI b~ecomie pint iied ni, the LIop[, and1ii alit 'inee nt Ilashed over tine that it was tine! teple nit tihe Methmod ist chuniren tha:t wmi:, t quarter of na muile away. .Andi it was. Di eotursc I dinlent strike nat !t a'v m tnd I felt cheak ats ir t tint lbeing such a [ool, int I cofoirrted nmyselfI in 1 hi n in g how brave 1I w'ts and that I shnowri- ih. it ai ghoist. May ibe it was ai ghostJt.n Wii; kniiws bunt wht it was a genumnet giiist id for fear if biening cauighlt and e11 xpos' adI, it iturnent itsel f into thaitl,teele, Ni wonder it acarted one, for the poet sakys: Stiine havie mi stainlten siumips ainid,osis iii orspiicinns. aimriilitions, ::hnists. Jin I when iiti turnis int o ai seeple It wiln aht.rmi line nnnlst of liepie, It is iaston iisihing how ai big t hing awniy >AI cain tturn into a linttie thingn clinse by, ud vice versat. Alheri t Strick:anit Void ngo thant tie knew it feleir to shioot1.ii nit! ~imnes it ai coon ini tile fiol k of a very nigh poplar t ree nd notbodiy coiuhi see mtmi co ni t im. A Ilbert siay sthan nat iat anV idea .-truItck im, inn d ihe I:i wet .:ose unp tio tine fellet, as hec was ioad inog ins rile for itanothner shoit, andn bie d iscov Lred a mt tle iiuzzy atinimal hainging toa nukr Oin is eyen>riiw. 11li brushed it oif N ithi in straw i, andi thle fgIler couln d ent ii ui ihat, coon ainy moi re. Th<li- lhttle animiial >elotnged in hist head, hut had~ stri.yed II oin ant exph>Oiing expled itini, and wias nacitenig V,he younig ideat how to 1 sh~oo. l,ert didn't say whno tint teller wits, bt [[nave at wars hand nmy plininin. I atin rnuninanitionabout ghotsts lon.ight, >eeaitnse I iaimu alonie ini a g rean t 'wi-story mutse withn s'een rooms atnnd a garret. incear Som111tLiing in imt garret now. NIy folks hiivie nill gne tio the shnow. lhcy idin't. press nie tio go, a ndA nrs. tryi sabli: "I su lmse ynott art' ging to vrnite yo nr let t tin iiighnt, andt 4 y1 :aniii tiik( carte of 'lhe bouwis.'' ..ei ins anh ' anid I, wi tin ing nietust iimied nieekniess. 'IThey leti-iL tnmin;i buiriniig n the pa~rloir. I kinow they (riid, andi 1 lild tine Iront udoor elo:,e. I ihmardi a -acLket out therte ai liittle wile I agnio int veCnt to sete antd fnid the Innam , ut OI hec front doior (openi. WhViat doesc thai ieain? Th'le hiamnp wastn', . i Ied todiiay eckon, anknd the dlor don't shtut every ime it seems toi-soetrnimtnes tine winmd IlOWS it, and1( Piometimsies tihe diog pumshes t openi, so it as aill rigt, I reckon: but it awfu toI onnesomne whiemn thnere is ino wling n about the house. A mnan wino hais Vedl with (one forty years had raLther atve her atroundi rairi ng at rack- t than (it to have laer att all. ()f counrs nshne r>Ves to go to thet shtows, l'cnned Ut) lI dlay at homte, iniend ing antd pate inlg, 1!wing (In bui ttons and stin ngs, iut (ing p lost cuffs and collair-buttons; miammann hnere are my socks, or my hatnd ker hief, or my Ilannlet shirt, tor lmy eralvat, r may other shoes, ort miy Latin grai iatr, or my slaste pencil, or my anything nd everything. "WVas there ever suchn elp)less children. It's a wonder youn on't lose your hiead." liut she gets up nd1 si pa atrouind and findis it. SIne al 'aye finds it. She can go n th dar ;iud put hr naud ou everythinbc Il hier go it) thesinow. She iB niot oid %et. S,. is six vears yminger th in *i lord ani I vem i , dier- j i, ' l .Li<e B"le (lit 1 t 3y s .r 1i14, )%,idl ile g"ti; I tiviem, too . I wi.sh bill wAplti liake lwoe anild gel :ks )ili 4. 1 J.ul 1i 1-1:'11 - - Ii I (11% Ill lt't u i h I be at ru ' N 4 t14i t i hIIt r I I tt It leit, W ,h ve . h W "lii. lf,k-k up t h. 141 .1.1 . I I'll- it 1141W. l''e 1j1it goilq: Ito II ,i %i 1 tI'lleb., tbey a1e a grea1T0, inl. 4 tu'll tIiit. I hakd ratier stay at honme with the ghosts iud I U.n1111111te. Itil. tle-e0 W I41111en a- lull ll cio,ll Tu ' IoVe t) shull teals over the aiillt i-, itul r tj lice ital I lie good, 1n4d deSpi'(e te baid, a. g-t atil Choskel" Up with j oy or with mmrrow, and( I hev love to lIok aill lound the cicc all d see W141 '8 liere ail how thvy aIe oit;.i-eAe Itid Vllo they C elillf, it. 14 ,i mcy c.-I sev t11ini. theml ls ib icil :1- Il- 1'. 1 II. rn, ailld hlow ill tilie Wvou l l <I.) it [ O!-,"' k now. lo.t 4,f our _Snlo A., I 4- h-!,1e tulie, aid keep the i otivy itt himot, in1t they are get liig l..i a s1g1q o r4tEllt, lot in this to%m l- r:very chuliel I., I unnilillg till-Il,, aind tley ltverigle aihout olic a Weck, '<ild we inust till go or iend the money, so ts iot to hullt eelinO N Ir Io ilt!'t d a t Tte citteiue14. Wisnit. UMoney tiod tte w%V(1n cl 16re b111.1 14) hilve it. lo; is tit'. sale wa21 :11 fove :e [ U I ->utrt dey JI1y or I% o, I get letters witting m oney fli cliiutlis ort- larsonaiges it, W4,111d break ine ii in i,ionth to resprui to id[ thatt ao;k mev. I anu sorry Ith it cati't, I -or i I there is any .ttei work than to bilet ip tle churches I donJ't know it. I wish I n:ii 4 a chari.y f unl, but I have1' It 1IS a i,ip id tUCK to gvE it (l, andl our (olKs are tr3ing to bullo a new chill-ch too, and want, every (tollar thatt I caii epare. it is an aWflt t1ling to be a pool 11 it,l %iLl) such a inlau's waye, but I C&II'l help it llow. WhLt', tit? Me t11iinks I hear ankot.lier glhot. Blit, no, it's iy lilli3 coming f rom the show at I'll helar it ail, aid then they will ransack the pantir For sometihing, to cat. I've got nll awfni hungry faily, especiany bitli. budtime, when they comne from a btow. im.. Amu-. TRi T 1riTli COM il.; o',T lot Nitibn. rih Ct - Olinn. RI .tll , N- (2., J.1111ary, :;. -Sat tirday Ilight, ju.t b ifore fruidn ht, there wv.t. a vr mst eious IinirdeiI. at \Laxton,17inl L.ha eit. was colinlkii o-1d i tile heat, t W i ilt. lo,\. i nearll ;- brithlf fight, aldt u lany "p11p 1 wi eli onii I!Vmy i4 yards aIa .--tamti:nig ont a li Eiiin ihe! epot awling a 1i t le liel I itic i s t<d .i t werIL'. L4n in vry npni uccemon,nut:were \% a ? I o o :! r ,1 nois v Ti, cr>wt! roll toit h- III , whe t. Ilc w m-re 1-car-d, an15 !h 4(t-el -ll rd nda jt disll i.\ inq , iaid a lt oe < living. A pi.,tol hulhlt h lad strt<k himn i t ove lit eiIaltl. Ili., 4liiy \\ ki 4t4as \%i(r "pick l ii-, til." li at miotlle het,- \ was de.ad. r i s im e is not kniow.i. It wis Hce relier Ohobr -l wit-, a11in -d by s0t, ne.ro', anld he ha:1. 3 l.:d, iht is ru Tno a 1..i 4 *' .LcA an a, kt\ , .er 1e 4,tikonal a11fair mo. 1 kItown :wit wra Lowry, ' utti k i tOCe tri-ous outlaw, Steve 1,0wry. whoCIgr wasI i iL io shtt and itl t't' j;ie shvyer a a.>uast, \Sauer:,a nig.ht, watchnauteI..wris faut-r was -li ofli4 I)b elieeato tltw ry bei of I'iIt. 5 aws, i.- whiib was eerarInat cit inu after itI l unib[ers hh tPdla de4perte careertl ofrbeyad u.r ti that Shu (1,owry, then. a(14 boy, Iwor toli avengethiota th of4 his 1-aher. He t, Itd kld h.ii tl 4.save hist ow tiis. .uteQueen1 ji. a wh~ lit s,.in s s , (ki:d el i nge~ ote tribe of rom, liain S, ii. ofee hundired ofli twhorl lecive Leituaberllt'n.tg ;eQuer i iiiOi~.. Iii;t,.l. itdgedeathilte fkille and . --u--r)Slre 0Ol0itENT NE . oraph andtiei-lsor,.. U: Ile. i Iaudk teli haN bcenil fora York(01 ed of philtopy b cl' Ui 1) y 11tttt \It -;g M >obo , .i ovll sins ('un i, in he fiews --I. T-eig on wis (11utj : eJE p. th i -id irt . (tI 't icr -Tvheil onlyiv <ht i4e o1 Jo1an4 1; -r4. oiiHarpIest- !:'t limt, St4hIat pri,t. 0ecr,0a0 in .\laiacho14iWi'..:i4.5o Cleeh( d in New Yoi~hrk n(~text w11( . I 0000he~ hur. lais beaeies. Wlftb vr oi im buit Woldquan i i unpulsh leth M . moset eswhc wast tgu-it recenf t lielyat.p TWO GOTHAM DROMIOS. 1yonu1erfuel e.e ,11ne0 flut W4.vn at Couple tor -rwikrotllnors,. Iaksll prob) 'ilt "hmt t Nt:lrtling rasc ,ef polsonall r-s1 I:t l:a- iA that, which exists b't%c wol i twin, brothers, .Nl.ptr andI .John soloimit , so of \ igari qlali unfti'h, at to)bae ,t Wi illio:il'rs i ? a s j'}'t'.l Nl ?I Ea" Nl. Ymri. Thm reco d a if tf or d ofi-s takivs Inlado h.*v hiialt. frivind', mwing to Chi-ir r-scilblanM. , isa lon" .ne. ,Nl(.y(r G-olds'llith is te hvad- viltter at the ill'oadw.ay tailoring v.-tablishinentlb of ti . 1a11b -Ootihirs, ad hIslk twin bIotir, .hnti, i s fuoman of a argo eigar manuraetory at i;ostoyn. 'Ilheso twll bro hs8 aro twvelnty-three ye:-s of agroand wer-i-l bornt in New York (Cit. .loh t i Illarrit-I artt h-s livetd in Bos.. tOnl for ab1olut tWo 11ars loCatII horn1 Last, %li-Ok WithOut S01ndingI anLY Wor'd Of his inh-1 -do1 v 'is t (t interct the pa ren-1tal rv.sid(.1nco about, thet tilino that AlIto r wts du I . IIis good notht-r greetvd .ohn as A-Yer, an" was i littlo surprised it an u11u1SuaL diAlphty of affection. Mr ri. John Goldsnmith wh-in anto for ward aill dislllud .t illusion, and toor io hrin-a1 "ne1icceptot1 the laigh," ts SI. hall don1 bforotio Itn as(tvral occa Bionls. hI, i ti t iwin boys A ere infants it; is said that,.M ald w%asI ill o day, but John had Iis.- neck covered with flan Ila was osed wiith soothing sirup tily h,is niother o mistook him for "N14yor. John (;oldlsm!ithi W!nt down tW tho Jac(Obs 11rothl",s Storo onlo day and took his broth. Andy-ohm place, working noarly all (y bwfore it was disotvered that tat was .lon and not leyr, as tho c inployevs i i he storo presuiled. "1 .-'rI :!nd wlo know ui.- both well aro 1nakilnriistakes as toonridlentitynear ly (-vvrv dhaY," saidI ]!dyer Goldsmith to "it havo had1persons talk tom in what t+md1A IridtdlI-- matter ao01lt 'Whit I Was not lcd -only to find ouit that flty oitndled their conversation for ylil brothor .John. And John has a sinila'al exporic.". A SINGULAR ACCIDENT. A 3Mali ,(tuck h.v 0a cowlTht Hracd neon i loist ed by a Locomotive. Ont t he i mlv Is t poiulia at-cidlints in thc :inal,s 4f rail nm:linlg otvelrredI oiln Cod n .\\-df,r; trainl No. r)3 of thv Gibe anit P aill t'lniia l ::- s h e laair lo ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ (l n:o'iAr-i-ad t two mnilq!s wl-l led 1il t nai collplo faf im-.1 Sw d yI reli - iil' h itin:r f(ol. 1t l tain to)f go by thov could r livistthl wvarv 1i t:n aln t iw tr:w kI .1 lu l asvi ta tr-ain rI:1a'.A that poin a1 ow stepli IooI 11hf, tra*( II , S!r o 1N. watriik Ibt ilo) L :nd h uu--I into Ili air. A., the body fell it' " 1' 'u'k ('n1ta.of thf Ilin. Th animal, whi.Ih w i in thaithrIo oft d a afll ' .pv m-l on top of th (vaip. t all't t r. whenl tho traill was t011'lZp .i u'tilt backt d 1 tho . i of ti necid nt, he u f1rtunat .10m's C ll nl i till wl' as foulliln n' vw-ill t) 6".. ha tl body of h: chiu:t f.-i ulndr O l - -: li 1t1-11. 'ln - 'I Il h a s . iLS . ;h,i-t l b th train.1 1n and hll p41or ff-li li%as put in thio hal;fr _rCg-0,ar .nd brougta t h is city, '' wh r is in . u it.s were''- attemb5 d' miby 1)r.' iaie is - 1rn1 a inful, aa' ial 44'i.Itdo a um 144o hisaat r s. t h 1 youn m.a n w'i'as insen-i ile aw'l' wo: ehlat,', i do b l.a tav ben'4'4 rlitf 1fr4:n his' te ribb' .11 p in lii -n. 11 it tiei':ra1 i he a Io o ni a stla d Ill:. aon, a lit of41 nin- It.'"n't ri tw- ty the son'ia aa - 2a l>r :li nt : In i i-tial physt iho ofa'a' <. Ii 4 avll 1 ,- 'a., tiast has truths. a d hais piifl:an ni w 4'ill gin oi. i o lt ial 5-1'44 er's :t i fe,aSII la!i' ''he hIi i n.a'opIlii a f i; 4sna:i lt hail it e L b wings- 0, lo iune aas ia'this lounltrla. anrkd on'sm hito ..i. Mtu ne~s l 'aple av be'( en t we Il for:'M '(ao turn edia, theieery int ISa s'ik liomu < ay the baa ej i.n a :-hl'"4i114r'.'il. 'the 'tiy hs justO . gi . ai m.dt e fala' 'a I , n'I )1t ta , l'uk -'n 1l.-ijll, 11114 j:e rei t and-114 IiI' It)he ll gr a i t tfe ind t u ica n t, ei 'lin itt d at il eralt yats, e - teaus, inot ti r: it hia:-lg t. th o tod -n.:no rtoest arJ d .ry M o ... uit bte ..i'' '1n-r101 dil: to tiii,)11al inthe f lhi lt ap eig h inth Pari ni:- Appel of Nw Y.mors 111l1 N se'.e I,'ve- Poemm. Tht-reis, -Otliing thIat soothe. inl :i113 to rt,l t wery realler ja, the Lnti of It lo'; let thr, filled cliiely wit i "AtI.Lstics4, lite a. sw%..et lille lloeltu I bna 10e can,1 r*eily3 lunderstanlo- to love poeln il to I gi vo e14' 1r(hre I hat, I ou?nll il! i t all>u li l i 1 1l tiliuls -oemi, m-.i it wt,rc wiili I w rolt, 1-1nay ) 01ar' ago, ;I4 ol I tiuq I yes Ir unIaiy oil :hoienr vlIv abple whe vre I IustetsIi to "4spark" butt %% herv iion%, abrw!! -,ho 6. aiother'm. 0 iny dariing, ) muy diarhlig, Wilt, you ever think of me? For illy dali lig, for lly dlarling. I w ilt, ofttines thitik of thee. Anml liiy ddiiiiig, oh my <i rIilig, Whil I ofltiit's tlhii,k o:' them 1t u%iii be iideeI a Iletilre 11'34i11 eurst,whilt tiiiiik of 11et. Thlus Illy tlalilg, oh lily lai-liig, Shoil N ou eistwliie thitik Of tle vilst- ru <iing, oh Lny dhrlin.g, I ti11ili otaiitiie think of' Ihee We will thirik about, -auli other Tiil tle bright, utermit,y. 1I. i, full to write a p>oeill While I iaus#- to think of the, For I know you'll not, forget, ine' While ycu pause to thiiik of mo Thiis alow if'. sullbiulirnt pati wo) Luiter I to think of thee, For I liol>e milt trust, that, alo You S(iunetimnus thin k of m< It, is lot u u ry v. v.o ilig Oi the thiiiker, I cai :u, Just to thiiik of vou, iny datiliig, As you diiIl is.; tiiik of ne, So, ily 1111rl1ng, au, I . 1?'ei IFyoul' tlioght.; ilv tit,e to InA I u j I 4o tOie ne*v.y thiikiig, Ohi aIy dairlilg, jiisi for tilee; Ai-< 'l. th uk oit , #;acii uti.el T i' ll, ibr 11 t-w l-i.itv, iiLL Nyl. Whei 1i lelimy Kiight, ex lon' in:or' of r1iidon, wIs hiue rccuntly reporteri ws assigic<l to ilitervicv hin. te d:y w:i coisidieraibiv hot anld .heu new'sp:apt.r ma:ln h:ud Conisidt.r abl1e to do <>Iti"(w to (1iti bie idLed to Whe lie 1*1ir:,t :. , at tfie Urild Pa (-ilie Sir Ifill')'y wI% not, ilk, :njd du'ini, tih aft'teriQoii he cvvry littlo whil would pop ili itid irlleI1v if thl ininyo had retinu-urd. C ing111 ii about o'clock hot, anid t*iril tle imal I wanited was poiited t. t. himii, jus going f'or' the v.aitor. lu-hisin; t hlin ihe rlIeporlter aske2d for :t f<w niin utes' talk, :mid the El2fishlin :il,dj conseiltedOS1I, saVilng: "Liet lul sIt dowl here. " As h sat do\n1 anld wen about, to beg il Iitu con versation, th, reportur, f<-.(liin v. hot, re1IioVte hi: liI.t to \Vipuo.). the th 1:o ,)piri1-1 fr'o(l lhis forcht:ud. eIng-. tho 1nothml, IIenryi' iaised. his h:niii ini depllrec)t io unid said inl the 111Aist, friendl v ;i aaM u.>l InII II n-.: -- 11h, yoLl livedni tale oil' you' hat to like, sir."-Ci cago Hi'ald: 7,.--, t New York Mor'inim: .Ioul lJ. This is thf-Stait! o:" all'ir.z wiell lit0h- % l. hll H)oherts. the soi o tof i1 laqt,A Nalin i nv-,hinll (). Ronierts AHe is tlme vonlges.t Ilillionair il Iuown -In, a re4cen intervieow P'ow<lder h<uu o' t.'inhli<pt e f'or Gov'le'm- o take nail. i1n pol)ities, anti( woul,li no5 underl 0 any ' -irtinstaniL(ces so long 11s b wii 111 the eitl of tle greatest labho Or-gaiiziattioii in thle world., H 'C T'HE S3CIEsA C OF IF'E -enar- n . ns n -.n.u t I n. 'ii. :t!t.i-r I I . r Pr m ets Fr e, t' .lur - I: Iw. 'i s .* n .i'A.-. \\m.11. . I). I I'dhi 4'a'' A. N .4 i . I '.e l W - .:' .'05 :1u u. ele: ialy. - n or in es n t 10.o N . cr ii f-r b- -. . . hvould be 7 -ir i, V -I C'lor M"ACE WV TH LO L NG ~~ Wi L L' L.AT & IHUN DERCORNS. Langley Brothers, Ch:l il :N la'I I 1 4.-r ii r Ein- lie or le a .peri.ity lii.iaEuto, -o . ,:ur. -- hEtw TERRY ..-lu M-N'by N W. Ti l vt i t-61- 41 c it. djlt.1 a. Nataaaa-.aa 1 I'aa.aa. r it " Mii.aa ns, III 4k a m , ll I ' I 'rsa tille Mhion 1 mita by uoie Starling 1 ()111C1 11. I E verl I 'I.'t , 11 t flr , .lilt I s x yei F4 r a, at 4Ik-, 1 -:0, I) I' l 11 - t l 1- .1 1-,; N I II I Y V' I I vEI that' V. I1. 1 * 1 i I It( r -sted il Inlv b.''hn-he. ! afer be i"..i lr!- i irm i f l t' Of N\r. I t .j * ( \\ i.e 11; E-:. J it. l(' In P l( i : h'Le it A il ColltItiue v he he a V I 1t t;a A [if ', of WV lp I ljg .4 .N . mtaI w I mi( I to that liu.. a:-, '' ; b .-an he l a htji and if lrir.'v.jI-a1 ' I h t -l d V tag a coan oietet,' i-'>k ( A I i I IatIl .lachleb ie hi'tl.i- '.a .lb a.. c Jli--, A a % C 'xae V , u h l' p i e irafl vuer getic.ll. , to inet an toll ye ii arice whier a lue in . e . t t o 111et ato ia I Iaaa I 1 l'''aac 1: rollan frO I Iibert W. if. G JP. t &O FOR SIXTY DAYS \0 It 'k., I 'IT , ! t. IAV , \. b :1 k ry whei-k :11 ,:;n . 1 . h ait, a '1 a :. u i 'a I at It a\a Iaa &Z A I FI I -lil rA C 1e. . ' kr *!aa. 'aa 1 ,114 I IC I . I 'l a 7..j a,a I. JERSEYLATS to r- *... '' aa i U \N [ -1 7 ' . ' H.Y J T .u( lil ))ll 11 IOd! a.at a1'' . aa.. a a. , a" lt a 3 - L"ow . ' . -,- ale. I. UlLDEa,S LIa7 VLL r biliau. ta'uble ; For aal by '. f A l VI ! a.' t 'T Tozei" .yi JOH N A. W\I H S -TOja 117 \ i;j .\l. CY\(r T -.; A ND A bl.5% 'l T aa ,TV ANil R E t R ..\ 7.i-a.. - tll'a. '2 ll Pn' TS' CAl N hnVE a ala ary, I )iar aIh-en :. a ( blaaj r'a itt. ble nclt i th be nt Haj 1.1 loa a ;at. ' I': a I . a nla t~. It r tay aaa na ba a rt a a a nd:tl h at a.a a'!- I:e s a ,- ' ' ktaa he tn.' u <t! itb:,r a .hlI%' t. the b' wl 'a 'laaal2 It' ni flat d I byaa a a h a a a, n,It the tat al' ' .'a a I s a at a -''' lo' I h e lIa' i. It Ia a .al.:1 ..a al ca t! thina ahihin lj . It itn. i i relii'aa aitl atl n".l2 .\l a t umb't. I' - !ta , I ' a a u . . lh 'ala' ua' nntVaaai a \\ t, C . ar /LENSTRUATION .ana T C'W OIlA N 'MAw!a?Rrs' BRDTEL E!UIATtR !'I. A7TLANVTA GA. ~~v~rna.awmr nrt:,' CO.. Nashvilla .. in.