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BABY GAVE THEM AWaY. SECRETOF TWO YOUNG PEOPLEIRE. VEALED AFTER ?IX.YEARS. Iluv JuIntes InYiey andt Annit' Weider Vere 'InrrI.'d U.'apit., ()ruel 'srs'rr au Klpm i'C.+(cr-r Mpc.eL fur NIx i.l_i Yeutrs. PIILIrsIlUo, N. J., March 20. There is a cute baby, full of plump curves and pink dimples, up on the Weider farm. It cannot even utter the word "mamma" yet, for it is only a few (ays old, but it has neverthe less divulged a secret concerning which the two persons vitally inter eslted have been1 silent for six years. And one of those perSOns is a Womanu, too. The liLtle) newcomner b)linlks at the sushine and coos in the most happy and unconcerned fashion, little know ing that its advent on the faru has caused such a sensation as to make the great tongue of Warren county wag in a most unl)recedented fash ion. THE BABY'S LACK OF FORESIoiIT. Had the youngster foreseen this conunotion, with a generouis filial in stinct it ight have postl)Oled its visit for six years mtore. But mature is iieXOrablO il someo thuigs, 1111(1 the young on1 e, from appearances, is hU''e to stay, and James Insley anid p)retty Aninie WVeider, two of the most eligible youmg people of the county, are eligi ble no iore. They are married, hav ing kept to themselves the secret of their union for six long years. Farimer George Insley resided near Still Valley for many years. His lands were broad and well kept and the inime of Insley is synonymous with thrift amid inltegrity. The family iS well to-do, aid aceouiited rid as people go in this sect ion. Ten1 years ago David Weider settled on a large farm adjoining the Insleys and pros pered and grew in the esteemit of his 11eiglbors. TIE LOVERS AND THEIR TRIALS. Both families had grown sons and daughiters, health y antd l handsome young people. who were the life of all countryside gatherings, and it is not. -umantural t hat, of this mit rial should spriig a love afthir. Surely n'o o('e could lamue James Iisley for losing his heart to Annie Weider. She was the youlngest of Innariir David Wei (1(1's (hildren1, vivacious amid )re'tt y. Ibesides 1)ossessing all of Ihose (fuali ties which promuiise a gentle uother us l i inodel country hiousewifc. %1u( Annie was 1 7 the and Jaies Was ia parag(R of uiieaaty in 1) ingi., his court. There were two years of rosy love-n aking, when su ldenly Insley's 1)!ren1tsi 1beeamue Ibitterly op posel to the match. No reassoII was given for the ol)jeetion, 1b11t it is 1aid the 0ld fo l[s told Jauies hat Anni( \Weider should Iever enter their house RN his wife. (IT'I\ixo lou'\N) T1E om).1 FOLKS. Jaiiies was dulounel(dtl, Ibut easily saw a wiy out of th le ilithetilt.y wit Ii out. disobeying the letter of his hiearing of the objectioni, thlen satid that Aimiie should niof non-ri'y any.~ one, as4 the loss of suelt a t reasuire wouldl leave dlesolat e one of' thle b est homes( in WXarren counity. Thej younmg peo ple, hioweveri, continiuedl on the b)est of' Iermus. while t hey apparent ly gave up) ihe itention of marryig, and( the old folks looked sternly at each ofther as5 they passed by. So six vears passed away, during which timne' Far miler Insley was laid to test in thle eountryI cemiet ery.. Whlile Mrfis. JInsley was thle nominal hiead of thle house, lilie responisib)ilit ies devolved u pon Jamies. The old nmn had died with out withdrawing his ob)jeetionl to An 1n14 W\eider. J~ames and Annie were apparently nio mtore itlhan1 very dear friends, dtIti ful to their p ar'eints, and J)atienitly aLwaitinig a reversal of the deeree which kept t heni apart. THE SHOCK coMEs. The shioek c'ame a few days ago. There was at babiy upl at. W\'eie's and14 An nie wa'Is the mother. Such a semn sat ion1! Then Iie young people maide Ia.eleani breast of the whole mailtter'. Six years ago thI ey quietly we]nt to Frencher Miller of Eastoni ndl were miarried . They l~' ivedl six s(eret ly hapt . my yeariiis, with 114 01ne4 to shaiire f hirn secre't but I the old mniister'i, anid weie cont ifiited to) liv-e six mor0ie ini th II'samel4 fashion awaiting pareinhda approval. Butl the baby! Jamies produced the *ertf ilicalte and t he mlinlister corroblorn ied1 the story. Younmg Insley lhad no desire to take his wife home whole his parenlts lived, and( wats too good a soin .o desert his miothier ill her gr'av old age. HJundreds of friends have visited the farm house to see the lit Ile one' who dlivulhged a grea't s(ecret, iand thiough the yoiung peopml' still live att their r'espe'tiv(' hIomes,' the14 time is very nea wh ~'len there will lbe Ia great lig reuion uililp itt the Ins~ley anid W\eider faimis. A Roy Kills is Moi.haer. News has just reach('led Ashe(ville of a horibale a('cidenit necar H oht Springs. Matdisona Count y. A t.w4'ev year- oldI son of S. D). Ch amberds, ai highly 14 sp ectabile fariier, acecidlent all~y sh140 and( inistantly killed his umothier. '[le faltheir had1( been' to4 I-ot Spinigs, bringing hiomle with himl a valise withI some( ar'tices for the famiily in it. 1H1e put the valise down ini the hiouse' and( st.eppe(d out, wheni t-he( lad looked intoa it to 4)se what hiis fttheri 111ad br'ought hiimi. He found a1 pistol, and10 sidc to his miothier: '"See what 1)1 bro'ughtl hionie.'" 'The pistol was dlisc'halrg('d. the hall strikinig h is imothler ini Ithe [Jord(! Y'ou have killed moe." Mr. HI11andi Changem of' Base. - . AflMainager of the Assocjited I hail ways,i., 'onsu-iting of . he( 1t'ieluondo ando Danville, the Atlitantie Cosit InLine andl thle Seaboard and Roanioke, (eveir 51ince the associationi waso formiio years ago, 11as resigned from theo Coast Line and the Scaboiard and( Rtoanioke inl ordoer t o giveO his emit ireser vies t-o the Hicinondo andt Danuville' lines, inc'luinog thle Gieorgiia Pacific. Pl. 1). Carpuenter, who hais been Mrli. Hans11's chiief elerk for for years. hals been app)lointed the( headi( of I-le traiflie oflice of the associat ion. with the ile of Conmnissioner A BRAVE LADY. llow ii t'. a elii Vcil" s 'Iupp ed Ih,' P'ro US''' 'I a ' T'hihi. )wAIieou, (i., March '20. --The I .Pine 'orest , ipu)lisles the following: nt day last week Miss Mario \Tales wenlt to :se'(' M1rs. Walls, a neighbor living itnr )y. While there she and Mrs. Walls Saw a negro go ing up the iailroad towrl( L'hoimp Son's mill, which is not very far off, but thought nothing of it, as it is a coimnon thing to soc negroes going to and from th nill; but shortly after the negro passakl the house ho sud denly disappear'ed al the ladis'5 could not accoiut for his sudlen dis. appealtanee, for the road to the hull was ;laint, miud they knew he coul not h:tvi' gottel fx'ro ii such a short timHe. T Or c 1o)y became excited ani caused them to look around to see if they couhl not find out what hid becoitie of him. They did not look long before they discovered the legro dowin on the ground rolliig, log-like, toward the house ats fiast as he could. He was trying to get to the house and not let anybody know it, and there is no doubt buti that the negro knew that Mlr \Valls was ofl at. work andl thought he could take advantage of his al.) sence antd commulit SOlle lepre(dattionlH. Mrs. Walls and Miss Valecs ran anid gotI Mi. McIntosli, who was at work only a few Iutldred yards away, lut wlien iie got i h're the n tegro had dis appeared. As Mr. McIitosli could see iotlhiiig of the negro. I' returined to his work. Mi,s Vailes in the meian tine iadi gotten her father's rifle, and after Mr. McIntosh left she and Mrs. Walls went 1baek into t he house, think ing talt lthe negro lu gone. Preseitly ot' of the ladies saw' s0om1etlhilgd mo lvilg Imiyst 'riously Onl the grtiu1. anld tonl (loser ob)servaioni they fo d itl iL to 1)0 the smuue ('egro tryiiig to roll himlself up to the loust' without b)eing seen. Miss Marie seized 11(1 fat lier's W\i_eliest er, drew a lea,(l. awl pulled dowii on hiiimi. Slit' did not hit hiu, but at the rcport, of the gui tli' black rascal (lid not take timn' to roll away, but, like a deer of t lie for('st, lie bounded away at suchl rapid speed't t ha;t it onily took himn a iinuite o' two to hide himself inl tlie distatf forest. The l:tlies say they nyever saw a niegirO ru as last ast lit' did. Siilti On. P'0Ssil)1y. the best polley inauguia ted by ie Alliance the first year was taught iii economily of living and lu)lu(' nilll(! supplies. Apprehension ias already Ib('eii expr'ssed that far m11rs' will, inl a mea':sulre, iaandOnl thi1s polOicy duin I' the toinug yeiar. It is said fiunors have lost Iarge (uanti ties of imieat miate on flte farm,i. after the hogs had conisei)itd an uniusual amount of lie uniusual sulV of ('O1or, and that i:ihy Wh had ahtliiost in l1uu d at full supply1 . R( no0W, aftcer heavy ('Xpesli'. just wliere they haey' all the ti ime beenr--witloit ilte sup pli(s and witloit the miOne'y to I)tly. Again, it is said that the uli uisual puirtchase tof mu.lls), on cot toni obliga ions for te fall, will coiipel the growinig of cot toin to thet exc'lusioni of food iropI tito me i iiet Iltese obdigat I enmimot believe that farmers will, thi:.s ('a-ly, ah:iditon a po)licyv tlat elare to be the best fo pursue. if miust bet rteiimeihmered thait this has btetn muan iusual wintter, mund theit t'ausets ftor failine, ini thie loss tof met'i an a tefcorn. nAst notoccr aan int deede Asl' ii toi'i t oblia anioiter. Theiy will iiot piursue lie jihmi oft buin~ig briead amt metat to oft' h iis poitlicy lois long sin i'cbee t'x Thle t rue thitoiry, etconmy aind liomenmde:llt suipplites, will imake the baimsi s off our' test suic'e'ss; to th is wt' iiust atdheire. Nt prtomiist' of retwar'd in the possible spo'tnlaftivte prices foir ties. Yeari after(1 yeamr wve Iha:ve buiil . uiponi fieste hioptes to our hiuirt, and no 1w fi flmit' solt itin is bt'gun, we' imuist hold on unitil it is 'ompilcte'. It is true, ft' iimat supply, aftemr growni, was5 t'if off Ib' tdisaustti anti It'e or idehstrot yedt a fteri it wats litous (ed, but sucth m iisfo rtiits comei i to all i'roips ant to all1 1)usiintess. Te'y are to lit t'l :argedh to flit' ait'tounf.tt't of iroit thle fuitiire. St ic'k to fltt he poitcy s) suicotessfuily inautigura'itteth givenu22 an itnest , faiir fial t o fte remedy'lVLIl uniesally iuisis w't will lhave fim- miort' hope of' sutccess thain in iihle hiiur12 ul' policy I lat has J. Northtn ini Sout hern Cultivator. Thle All iane,d Growving. Thte orgizers17! ) ofite Naut ionia Farmer its'ht and lborrs' Un ion ihavte b)een 'i iouiionedaiiit andt stint in fto theit Staftes of' 7AIlihigani, Miuonmt ania, Wyo miig, Cal iforia,lii ItowaVi, Illinis 1, Iniit ania anda 0 hiot. lien Terriell, 11he no tetd let urer ', Iit) now til ia fouii of1 tht St uf stof 't'c'xas, Arikan Isas, Inditianaim, W'iscons in,~ Da)ikotma, Nebrnaska, Cot ltio Misstiuni, whiichi will eiyo his timeit upi t ft' imiddhlt ofi Aurost. TIhe gtits South to iii'tt iimpotant.lt emner genicies in Gteorgia, Arkanisas andt Mis sour1i. lie says that the cause is s-toniger antd the order'i grintW g morel' Ihistot ry. j~To niegroes iIin ~l i.wherr C( ty on Fridamy engaged ini a 1box ing ma tch forii funu. One i stru tck the' tth ti' til fte iitek, bireakiing if, rest'Sfiig mnond countl y, N. (., four1 ytears aigo and1hStl eiteted to be'112 hug bunt 'stcap - t't frioml .jiil btefo-r" the timie for' his Ilowbauil, inll iobt'son county Mon day 1by D)eputy Sli Wishiart, of that tounilty, anId rturne'l(d to his old Hie retsistedt arre'tst 1and4 it requ11iredt CENERAL NEWS ITEMS. tss of- lut,e is Isil.s r-d rens va n . u PC.rces. --Of the 60,0t)0 ;sI for the n10w ilildlinug of tlheSceoit al13aptist tCI1url of Atluth, .55,00() has been seculredi, and the work of building wVil1 be begiul innediatoly, -(Ioveruor IcK(innley, of Virginia, has al)proVed aL bill passel at the recenit seisioll of the Legislature, pro libiting the sale of tobacco, cigars or cigarettes to boys uider sixteen years of age. --'-The dwelling hous of M's. J. 0. 1-avird, at Newlwrry, S. C., wts d Htroy(dl by 1ire Monatlny aftern1OOn. During the 1iie little soin of B. H. Lovelatce was runl over by a horse, and fatally hurt. -It is believed that at the next geiicral conlference of the Methodist E)iscop)al Churoh, South, )r. A. G. Haygood, of Alabnaa, will be electe(d at bishop, and that he will not again decline the bishopric. -The Supremle Court of Miis ipl)i 11115 las sot asile thle sentence of John L. Sullivan and Bud Ronard his backer, who Were convictdC1 of prize tightinlg. Th11 ase goe's to the lower court for a new trial. -Jin Gardner, anl intoxicated col ored man, walked out of a three-story WillOw ini Louil$vill', Ky., Fi'ila.y night. 1-e fell h1ea(lforemuo:-st, but his thick skull saved himii from11 in'l(' diate death. His scall) " ; gasnhed aiunl a number of his teeth were knocked out. ---It has been discoverc( that J:. Payne, sister of the famious "Fight ing Joe Hooker," 111(1 avi(low, is living in Memiphlis. Tenn., destitute. A tovCi1ement lial h a started to raise funds to relieve hetr distress, vliclh will be cotiributed to b)y old soldiers of 1both1 armies. -illeports c1omiig from the great toal)ltcco counties in1 'estern1 Northl Carolina show that at least one tihird of the plants in beds have been killed by the cold weather which prevailCd Saturday night aind Sunday. The 1)e(achi and apple crops are also al1tost wholly destVoyed. ''he me1 rctir y stood att 10 above zeru Sutday m)1orn1 ig. -----Charles E. Cross, the Bitaleight bnk WrCcke'. is serving a seven' years' sentenlce inl the workhouse. A few lays ago an old family 5rvnlit, who had but r(c(nItly heardl of thle troubles of Cross. walked a long dis tance to present hiis0lf at It;ahigh and offer to serve out tlt' sentilice of Cross. Of course o11 suich arrlange me0nt could e1)0 mlad'. )u1t the devo tion of the former slave to his mlaster was strikingly shown1. ---Aecordinig 1o the re)ort s r(nlder(ed the Agricultural )epartmnent of Soul Ii Carolimaluring mont h ending Februn ry 28. the(re were (1,(6.13 Ions of phos ph;ate 'rock iinel, against 52.t07 for the s;lme tr'1iO1 ini 1889. This is aon unp1recedlenlte'd pioduc tion 1 aind inake 12'3,i00 .oits miiied in Six iothi end ing Fe0bruar y 28. The totil tor lat ytalr was 212.)000 tons. It' the ratio of the ipast six months be maintained the amiount infed this year' will be 252,000 tomi.. --A singular coincidencee occu'lrred recently ini the death of two 1brothers by the name of James andi David Crocr,.ging in Wake county, somae ('seven or eight iniles sou.hi of Italeigh , N. C. Bot h were 1born on1 the samuie daiy of the same monthI, but Jamies ini 1852 and D)avid ini 1855. Both died fronm pneuinionia on the smnae dar, last Tusesda.,v, tihe l2ith. Bohdh were buried ini t sma cotlinm. Wheni married, b oth Iiinmried sistrs on'S (ii wI satet day, and each1 on(l 0e leaves a widow and( six chiildrenu. --A nltI 1 Iinrige OcIrurred ini Vir'ginlia r'centtly. '.1he coir-' 1i ig p)art ies were ifr. John Spannoiaid Aliss| Emily Braton,. of Etteriek, Chester field sounity. Thie coupile( locked ainis an d walked from111 Ett erisck to the residence of Iter. Mir. Msr. Van de'rslice, ini Petersb urg, a (list anace oif over a nile, neceompanied by about three hundred of' thleiri friem als. The1 ceremionsy which imuale ihe coiiple emn and1( wife was I)erformeii(d by Mr'. Vanerslhice, after wlhih Mr . ands Mirs. Spinil walksed b ack Ito Ettersick ini gleeful spirits. --General Waude' I:n paim ii,(f Sout h~ Carolina. ido'~ re ul;arly. He( is sevety4t--two yeariis of' age, andit only has on e goodl lg, te othier 1beinlg s f cork. Ys't there is niever' a 1briighit stay that he is not se'en idling oni a large buckskin s'olore'd hiorss'--verv ugly, lbut aL good, ea:sy satdler. ()n th e paved stres'ts oft Wash inigtonel (General Ihunsptoint ries along in .a slow scaater, bult wh'1en the country roadis are i'eat'hed lie umrges his ai mial to a swift gallop, andh covers fiv'e or1 teni umiles (of teritor befX 1aore re turiniig to0 his litel T he1215 Sen at or says hi( teels peifectly at hiome oin hiorsebacLtk, anid lie believes the e'xer' cisce thiis obtained is the cause of his good health. Sprecklels, theC sugar miing. "'Claus Spieckels," said a friensd of his, "'looks so much like the conven tionah idea of Santa Claus, the Chsrist. imas saint, that nao 0one out,it t) his sil pi5sd at hiis he.intg named 'Clans.' 'The old1 sugarl kinlg has :a fuill whit.e beamrd, r'osy cheeks and1( luxurniaiit snowy hair. iIe is eveni as hoeevolenit in a beinevo bent way as his Chriista :s ni:tamesake is oni a large scalho, antd his family anud empihlo)ye are derotedl to him. Mr. Spreckels k nows thle sugar businssi from the C c fiel toh the refinietd pro-5 du tct. Wt'hien the relineiry wa's~ beins buailt at thle foot of l{sesd sItreet in Phil adehlphlia, at a cost of mlore than a miu lion sdol lars, a squantity of thei miost ex, penive miachsiiery ini tho plan.1t was put ma wrons)Ig, andsi liena Mir. ~Spreckelhs sawi it- his recolgniizesd the error at a glanttce. Asa pr'actis ui mahiniist lie ls'apeds itnto the excavationi, hadl the wihe iiass (if irontand tash escl yanked oiut uasd peri.snatl 15' supher'iintee its pr'oper seet ionl. Few tnillieitre;' opeatitors inl iany buisi tness knamow i ts inis andI outs so t hasrouigh by asR he." WVill iam S. Buirroumgh.s, a yeounrg St. LAoulis, whlo ten yearis atgo didh notI knowu t hat, lie hsthad mehianical gsmeis eunough to uase a tile, has p)er'f'ctess in a *Lrong, 15 duabile, coimpacLt maine1 of ee 2,16 l3~pieces ano iaiunct to thes counlt ina house ,tha.t .Is alr'eaad ini scesfsi opherat 1on .m Ilifty banks. It -.is.an -ad- 'i( oag jiibehIn, -whail is idh to'Work 1more rapidly andu more Cor'i-e.etly than HE WAS WELL TRAINED, er1 1)unler Wts La ying Low to Geta Thorough Elnuntion anil IIe (ot It. "Well! wvell!" e elaimted SerOanl Blendall in great su'prise, ns Carl')un ler SOftly enttred the Woodbridge $treet Statiou Satlurda afternoon. '" lou ht you had started for German3 3ure. "Not O:xactly," replied Mr. Dundor, e, he blew his nose with great compla Lency. "'Hut where have you been?" ''Sergeant, vhas 1 soie greenhornsP' 'You don't look to be." "If ome cow niets 1me on der stroe would she take me for hay?" "Iar'dly." ''If you vhas som gontidence mar would you try to play a game on me? "I lon't think so. lIUt, what do yot mean by all thisP" ''Sergeant, I used to be like som I abbagehead. Eaferypody boats me Enferypody laughs at me, und I like t< go back to Shormany. )is vhas al 1hangod now." "How?" 'Vhell, I keeps <IlIet for dler last si: weeks unud get postedi. If sollel)o(di can make fun of me 10W I like to seo him do it.' I vhas right on to all de tricks voin eafer heard of, und I cal Rpot a sharper two blocks away. Yol won't haf to tell me any inore to shum] into dot river." "i'm rejoiced at the news. Now tel me10 who posted you?" "A feller froti New York. lie take; me itn a class all alone for $15 per week I1ow vhas lot, eh?" And flie threw up his right arm an1 nade a long jump si(Ieways, knoekiIn a chair over and scaring a boy out of ye'ar's growth. ''That's pretty good. What kind o a noVemtenut do you call it?'' 'l)ot vhas a nickel-plate movement to ho practiced if a ian stiliumps outd of dcr alley to hit you mit a sand-cluI WVhen dot club comes down you vas to feet away. I)ot prolbably safes my lif oue tousand tlimes.'' "What else?" ''Vell, if a tief come arount, I ca spot him like grease rolling ofi' a log.'' '"low?'' ''lie carries his left hand in hi pocket, und can't look you in der facc I can pick 'em1 oudt (er street by le do' .'' "'hat's a good thing, and you ougli to start a (etective bureau. AnVthin else?" "I should shmile! Sergeant, if yo vhas som11 pickp)ocket, where yout loo for my uon1eV, cli?' ''Ii1 votr breast pocket." 'So? Iia! ha! ha! Jot i has anot he trick! I put my hanidkeielie oo her, undl if a tief goes to rob me he get in"tii ngs. Dot probably safes n3e tiw million dollars.'' 'Y-e-s. Anything Iore!" "Vhel, sulpp1ose 1 vhas in ('hicag uni(i a l)ltnlko man likes to make me Ii victim. If it vhas you, vhati would yo do?" "I don't know." ''Ha! ha! ha! It pays me to lear (lot. It safes me tousa:1Is of dollar: I shutst "ink at him --so, und1 s: y: 'llo vhas cooni to-d:ty?' ai, oIT 'e go 11ot nl:akcs liin1 1 utle't;i1nt I vlis on t (er racket.' "1 see. What ('ls" ''Suppose yol \11ms 1oin" hom3 r night, 11(1 a irob r'i '1 siy I, '"lt 1unl wvallts 10o11' 1iolley or lonir lif? lIto "G(ive himii 3my1 monev'. of courile." "oui woulld. eli? hliha ha: ) show's wtho chas a grieeabuornst~ shouldn't do dt I hai. I shol04 oin cry 'lirl as hiar'd as I conhIl, N, i'ol bel' call) gt,t. y oui if oL 341 (3(d1 't 131 brtlla (o1dt1. 1 know' lo3 o3 ((dde1 .I coille dloii to 'if ytill -"a'i ('oi ll:tilits. Soile ot'. lI,h1' 333 ( 33t i b Ls .i 1iht )inal de ' f !!4 er fom N Io 'i-k vh I>t . lcl ;4'3j1 dcu' 411' wa31 ar url leed|i h1 hiint ,, loh- . ilt.i a lirna e llihas all' udI i'Liep! en cr'l 3113\i' bi s,. ''Ilb:13n-'033 "A h! \ia li stiin los t, toib?" 33.31 ln- tah . '( lo t nd tIney too.5 11)1 d-o hun3 14ito te, h>ek-. haltneI Ni at om of ti he tc 3ll u l aske hit1 litn li e ohat ohIe stmt iont liea i glowi do .lont'ell'1 a thie,gMr it)ndrerF Lkrol 'r I) mh- di n'Iepy. U Chil1 IA t'e 0on Canial-IRonts. One of thet cur1iosities of life tdisplayot along the wa(tter-fron3t of thi1 city, sy the0 N. Y. Times, is the warY ellIildren1 c,anal-boats. Any per.son who take: th3( tr1oubile to visit Coent ies sl ip01 or t neighiborinmg (locks where canal-boata sigh t of a gr'ou3p of toddl1 inig eliiIlrer pl1aymOg 031 th1e openI decks of thle low buhvarkedLc boats11, Ibult lie ne(ver' hears o >ne( falling ov'erboar'd. On one ealI-boat, thle hietsey AnnI f Whitehall, that lay in Coenit i(s slit lie (otherti day, was1t noticed44 a niovel ar-' ranlgemenlltt)or keeping t he l1Il one tvithbin 111e botunds of safty. On1 thle (ft er-deck a reglIar play-g'roundit had )cen1 fenictd oif for the( ,'3 yougs"ter's by uibliing aL high p)ickt-fencee, oveI vhichl they) cotuhtl 3no.t'elimb. Th'lis 1had4 singin'g~ gate securedt'3 by ha~sp, sta. >le, an pladlock. I oside "of t his in1 losur11e were1 four i'iren 31, who mlade lie air r'ing withI their'shiouts, tel1ling( ol hir unalloyedtti happine13ss anld content'31 non t with the arrangement133. On i an >ther11 boat, a little wvay dizstan3t inl the ameI slip, was antot her quitee' arran11ge-. non31t to koep i,hei littlIe tots fromn l l nIg over1boar1d. 131n te(1 cente of thew let'k wasIl fastenied a s101ut ring -holt,1 to V I hi w,er'e faistenied 1I'thre stou(lt but3 imall ropes. At th lend ('3o(f each I reo VasL a stouit leatheri hll buck tld about he wai(st of at rulggeit, sunI-burned3('( mioughi to preen3t I telcilldreni 'eachinlg the tedgeof the 1141e'tk, but veret not,. too shiort. to allow1 lhem am1 >1e 10o31 to3 play in. T1he~ children13 eemed3t happyE, 1(too,(3( and tiwere(3 nt dis uried a part1icle by theiir lether03. tre allo'wed to roam31 a1,'u t thle '!ec'k at vill, both wyhile ('omin3g down13 the( ri:erL n1 towl and3( wh'lile 1( tiup to thle doek1:. ,iany of them31 are( 11(rn3 aboard1 'l the( >0oats. There( they grow up1 and1( ini naniy ('a3es marri'3y, Meleting the 1301 mmlledia(tly takinlg up thle life followe'd 'Thle 1total value3 of1 propert is 1 \lass chu1o tt 183.ainrad pr et O%ttching u Naver. LCtt( ' 1f1ronl tle East Iudian1 sta I Oln giv PLLrticulLs of an in1i)l>o t::nt. (ai> to1(t 01 1 a;hlve dhow 1unade : 1(w wee"(ks; ag1o. by 1)(er 1llatLy'r li e(1n('r Ueii1e(r. O)e of hl) bo t inI eliLge of IL j)( t 0i(licer as; pr"u creding Uto CUhakiehlki hay, in tlu .ISi;Ltd of Pen'iibaI, wa,\h("1 a <lhow wa ol>servel nilakiig for- the imier lu 1)0v. 'Ir ie ofliCer illueliately board(1 Cd het u1(n wwi surpribe<I to 1111(1 tha llthuu1 the dhLoV was a siLnall one large IILIILLnb'r of H1LV('H were jlaOC ilto her like herr ilgs ill a L>n rcl; si croW(1d(l, in ftt, Vas the eratft t.ha Lthe lii((r wsl111 l(1 to couni. th s;laV( s neeutr1ately, atu<1 lie tt oice tow ed the (lu)w toward1 the lIteinteel 'II' ulatves ail CreV wVere tlltSferret to her Majesty's stealiler Pigeon an t11e (1 how WasK 1('1t to 13(olLay, Vwher hle wis lu1(l(t(dd OVer to Ilie (ot11. 1 it was thin (li:cov'reI tlutt the ve1 Siel lul 011 10n1(1 ba 0 i'eVehr tlItn 12 l-latVes. 111 in(1uiry before the priz coui't elicited tie inforination ti c the dhow left Lindi with th r slaVes Oil I)oan(, tIhe ntster llIvii ) l>)C(1 1)O>l>tis('it 11) riiies It head fc every NlaVe lau1ded tilive Lt P(ulln D 1)uriug his V0yag lie paIsed tlree lier 1 yj('I s shiii)--tle Algerin1e, I11 1'i(eo and11( the Biowtli Sa1--andl( (,i(a1 1 ('( 50.9101 in (91C1 "I ;L111-(, a(11d wVI jus;t unik;iin p>reparations to 1ai(1 hi (at>tives when1 ihe I{itileer's 1)0: ,I)Verimu;ll1 hiin. The <Iit>w 11ms be(er tilstrIoy(ed by orl r' of thel (0ourt,1 ali 1 lier ca>j)11111 tlld (''CV are in j>risO1 1110 an 11 ;ut11nOun1t1allatted( at 1~> a1 lo L for the (lhow w\ill )e diVidd(l 1111101 lie <n(niaidetr, the olli(ers alld ni: f of the Reilldeer.--Lo(lun I )ail A (:o 1)ay's Work. 'Weal:i(ss f 0itSelf is not a liseits Il it is. iOwe Vi lr, IL 1i1(1 t <lisir 1(Sitl 1 S.lvnl)toill. Alas! how in1111y w\'veaii dra1g thremS(hlVes abt,)11 (Very V oi giving rieii distress, e(xist ilg witlot I any of the 1)laIsurable senlations 101)ist h(alth. Are y ou in this eoii ditioni? Wh'ly There1 is no0 (XcuIS sif' feeslin~ r'nin1111e aiil 1iSerab)le. 11( . move the (a11' of your distr es w \hi(ch isi 111(0lIt(9il\y is a state< t blood( iiln-it.V nu1 Ia d1isorId(ired S.Vl tCnl. hIl \w? \\liv. I d3oing 11 ot.ih h:tV( d'onet. u . \\. Chulller, ial Forl;, Ar i k wV1i1 "I wts siO weak ihtt it. w unly wvith !.real (lillic ulty thatt I cotll dl) :(Iyvlhini1. 1 us10<1 stveratl botth r of' 1>t:wie .1lood( Ba11t, itun( can1 no0 I) (10 a L,(i <Iay's work. " le to <11l a g0(<(1 (1;v' vo:k 1 I ther1( no1! Koni(thinl4 liweet and)( r tll:m; i onl u vVer(nn by1( na'. ILr11 l'ati.;1e. Strength that wi:en expel S(I. is Iby rest mtl1 na:tutire fully F t\w:l:H. ' il be your r)('war111 d VOut ive" i.I. . II a1tria. 1 11. 1. I uutoh,1 1 IlrunswVirk. (I;a . Writ - : 1 was tllitnlr tie 1a1(re:t1 of ni V lill't t(iet dlciIrS. but not m1( (ld ilId .the( .:)>,d tha:t Bol;ulie" J'lu(od Bali 0 h1ms 'n: IIH.. -it e 1 1ted ft onn Od(el Sta. Iil Bhw 11 1. il win It (i\hi )1r( of1 oulther Rursia ae aI1file, :n:' ilnAiIIr'at l'uterin :ing~l conserpu.ne ti1ll thereates <1aste taias tov, 1 befllei Ihat potion ofIt llussteia.vIo 't i.ci' M othO i s r ie : 1 , u1 --' aS lil w<-'Its ba t'ire jokn ilet , Ilw ei; I li Imuiu ad. o lh iic n o 80riv1e lliel...k a llisere al'ru ll:heill thei Englis 1(irian bato e thea ino't hoar behiInI. - Ter siftiny \one n iret 118Wly Wi get inventor1 iloug thle :trfe t hlle fir st to41 1( ali Icovert'. ne winklesIJ.-w TIrr 1usvit 'When you Strul an devoteIlly lo:s Wa gr woi as rich as. she:iis 'pr,eu itls hard11' 1: to ak CII> forVI' ani8 answe faher afte theI~t n' rei 'ou p11 .r ti -nt - i j u u it one,*.w c. :>e ri hlineP won'illm lik''e tIP eetal <411 lb lve, buti a b prer' deh-ai t When aI ''i ri151,8', lovenn she r.' ''ite',s veryn sl:ite fthaira-non thok who.w I kt h iokh-es up r. N.:S 1 un ll l i t '' /) weeter' .l t h i to hav FACTS WORTH ] -+ ---o WVt-t u)olilit'd t'' inilt)C in uth)c. T' IiE - MiU''JAL . LIFE - ] entitled to your uirst cons;ideration, ein< t,e Life Inunranci, Institutions of the t. in all the features of business, together w 1. It Is the Oldest active Life Insurance C 2. It is the L'irgest Life Inisuratice Cormpan 3. It is the Strttngte,t financial Institution i more t han Owc Ilunidred and Twenty-si d4. It is the Snfest Uompauy in which to ins 5. It i tht' 'ht'apest Company in which to (uwi t I''C tllnt cout of iosurance below 6. ''his UP . A'T' < ORPORA'T'ION has earn n Ca;slurplus, in twenty-one years, ti is nca y eleven rnillion dollars inort 'h tlo n ct TWO leading companice. Fl r'nn N ernn. . W. iau tw. Ii1 Tha") -t rt'ct, U > uom ii, r("li 1, tnot an Or;;a)t)S, direct from !uctot y. No :ent ' uuu'' (' 'u ii ion. 1' The celibtt ' Chickering I'tnno. - Mathushrk lPiano, ocle)rated for Itr 'I cle rPL',s e'f tn"e, Ii ghttne ('f t;o,ch 1r' (' laMti g gunltilit". I .lnon .L an. nt a UpriLht. I't, s t:'rhln Upright Pi tmt. fieitt $j2' S u p. Anion P:sfnOs, ft. n $200 up. I a "on &t l in II mI .)rj'tn sur)trpml?e, i by ioer Sterli,o Ort, $50 tip. Every I- tunt t' o' rotrteel (' r si) y'irs. 1'' f .c I y'.' trial, cxpcnses t)Oth I)'ay; s, it no(t :. f-r!1 ory. I1 Sold nr' rtair.tr, , ( 6 i, F!NE SO CS A f)' o A r c:tat o l'ec. TERRY M F G CO., NASHVILLE. -,-- r:' :' ."2~ ItC * ' r t 'i~ trxtULf SJ ." ... i .. ..-. S .R! EAR . 1 .'. U 5,- . - t.,e t. :onl. foralair. e" . - r ".! i ..: h ". i . I "y F. t11" X, i,, 1 . . .... W It frr e'k u( pror( 'RgE. .;' ' ' I :t f tt to toIt t.. a ttcrlet. st'll (' ,lh"- (;c li es ttwtut- r lune. Sarnt :-i I.in'"': nto, -o ' ais itl sine Fent I y ('I )!t ( ,' itt' ,1'c tt'(d . - . I,1tilt ',r 1....., :ll:u Ith, ho i- I b vet Sof(. hine byv - d il - r.bri(5 1 11 $1.25 I ptr' wK o i' . I,.. I l I or (ircu (I hl 'Io i r,. .: r"" ' t'' I Irs.prit th e-' , , IIt ;o ' t 'm ',O,n- ht 'w ()l' ~Inb rts x (t,. 1 . \ i,' . I;tl.,rT 'S I,INI' (-)., b :. o';,-. -I., \\ (, '' ,"tr, Mt :". .. MADE WiTH DUlLING \WATER. E P P S GRATEFUL-COMFOflTING. MA!) WITlH BOIL NJC MIIL<. Hotv Los ano A Seien aw tad 1er~~~~ ~~~ n ": .: :,- th are r : l ma:on m tp u cnl e e i p: i - r - d : a u thr n P iyIt ' , lmI 1 It V. rP rk r n n op denin ry by . m o inp ron tte .o T AIl.: PI-I .\ f 'O ill I: A ilST ; i.: If rder.11 for'111 boo 1.r '-ners forl L.dvi 110 hould be directedt asabve ki ... AC-.. N-- l-y,. a ) ENGINES~- AN!) BOliit f SAWV : ILLS AND) 01I-!' i LLb . t VATOlIS, ii BlI''KP AND) TILING lAt IllN ltRY, PLAN EitS AN!) WOODl- W( )IiKING MACH INElIY, buying. PITTB' CARMtNATIVE fantuma. A f11esant Rr6dicItne- of lmne4 b'ie inrt in t-he hor.* ('icle (nr ut [ ily3 a mtother's friendl. It m th, enud boi oels. The1 mu11u disen Io lhe [head and lunIgs' are I: II IT(n lieved by i steme'sdWb I tutcousi systom nd :-are ' tortt does it. it tfIkes~ ihieii 1feethingl chulitle .1 I n 111! nI' ft a.riieving anI!t- nri 11he enII ~ftWArIl & \'ilb. ii aI I . ti I Iw iEMEMBIRINq r Cornpnnie, remenber that NSUIRANCE COMPANY, Y o r.,- l e it holds tho foromoet place among orid, and olers superior advantages Ith unequalled financial security. mpany in this Country. y in the World. u the World-its assets amounting to s Million. of Dollare. ure. insure. its large dividend rrturnb re that of any other Company. ed for and paid out to its policy holders te enormous sum of $78,000,000, which to the Combined Returns attained by EDWARD L. GERNAND, GENERAL AOENT, Columbia, S. C. L'1ie Tzer Efigille Works t'.Snoo..or to Dial Knain. Works.) OHN A. WILLIS PROPRIETO'.. 117 WusT GERVAI8 STREKT NEAR -MA UFAOTURERS OF TILE [zer Stealli Elgi a. + tLh SAS 01 BOTU LOOOM" .r L'LUItN TI 1tULRR BOILERS 1'1URY WOiKIN IN A .'b Bi . Il 'l.. l'CrNtcPCa ANUI h*I.~LO l1n' 1 L/rIAa'.Op on l ! EA M tA W MILLS, r ervesting 4pd obter Mo r i te to the underslgued, wh o i:i guar.ntee the goods they may f r in all respects, and make matters tere8ting bt h to consumers and )otrpe ti tocrs. Wr will so f trnIsh every11 ug , cr.ed in the lina of supplie.: Be'lt :, Oils, Piping, Fittingd, valvear In, ;pircitors Injectors, Pumps, &o, &o. W. H. GIBBES, Ja, & CO. Columbia. 8. G Hi. Hi. 1. GUAI4.ANTEFD TO CUR) Sick Headache and Constipation in a shor time. Prevente all Malarial tr,publes. Prio jAr centa. For sale by druggiuta and r ehanta. Manugaotured by THE BAR,RETTr DRUG 00. ?4 15ay UGUST . GA LaieIo Brothers, .4 KNG-'ST., CHLEBTO'N, H. C '' .4UbFAcTOuItS 0F L4DIE~S' A. t., jaoj1sNTS' Underwear. Fineoe. src Io . ari pex&ialtry. Directions for odecsurin g INTtE.ir-A ATE Rtu nV yIt IN'T, apr.ron uburou, s. 4'. W.A. CLAnn, Pres. T. C. IS3.M2n.o6 S --THE [iolumbia Phosphate Co'. -Off'ers to thiLgrade-. IIGH1 GRA&DU ACiD PH(OSPH ATE, IIGH GR abE AMMON fA TED) *e'IslT!I0 '/.C GERMAN KAIN IT, NITl ATH CODA. And all Fertiliztng Chemicaols 2-5:14 JNSEY FLATS OhU '0 Pever Cure.,,.Large 213 BARRETT DRUG00,. >ILDER'S LIVER PILL. Rtomdve the bile froma the erstemo. aurc - lions troubles, anid pirevenot mahlrtal dust. *'r salte b.y el dI'oraits and inrhn 'es a bog. or ui.:.'.led e,n recii.o : -.c i IMp 0 c (rO Lv\ENS 3 ON AROWIiAL ff~I. -M 0 EGl47R'. AT NAA rn~ a e: * ii*t *.'ti er nur o.ur \ .if*ot. J. . ,~ *o 0)'' p:staerm ir 'toe t s, i.otes lp;}n dease raentio~n o