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READ AND IHEED. SERMON ON THE POWER OF KIND NESS BY OR. TALMAGE. flild W1Oris Never DIc, CAwerilhe antid Illessecl"-We Ienr Much About tile .it fer Toiaoa ntod thet SircitsIic Tongite but Little of time Stf( Tongtle. 'I NCINN ATI, 0.. Atl...1.---1)i. Tal Iluge, who is inl the city t - la x disk-ouir-s oi a power which. it it I:tll iceen used as extensivelv a ('b rir intieided It to be used, woIld haive (:vi tilw, chun'hvi:an the worldIl f-41ll1 11illi(it disc(wdi :111d sm. 1-MV - it 110%werT I* LiliIllIIS. lik teNt is \A sofl, toill 'ue breatketll (life lbolle." (Prov. xxv, 15). Following. is his ser Whnil Solomlilion s:itl tlls he drove it whole volile intif one phrase. You. ofI CoursC. Will iot h So silly as to take the Wolds of the text inl a1 literal selse. Tiey sily Ivan ito set forth the fact t hat IlhcrT is a1 (temendous power Iin a kindl Wi. A lilitl'. it Ilay seei it le very insi--,nil1Iant. Its 1*t'C is indeseriable :Ilk 11l11.1iable. 11'uti. 'l td all- n u rn it teIIee: "A st tongue breaketh ! It i te weat'lher were n()t so hol. :ail I ha<14 tiue, I would show \y.ou killdlit-, a1 a 1canlis o( del'tliee' hilliles. ns : i:itlls of ls11e ttih ss; lkilllless :1i .1 1 11 ' t "lo ilstle haroin v. hititolives :s I is 41 lIO(I I)y citei llnettes li tr iht" iiti. si rig ra i;l Ii lis Ii i as best11 a tt( i 1' 1hC st-li t IlliII :1lii uillimust in, international in11arre.cls: b11t1 Il ti uall your ati ten 'i l y t t\ wo (1 a lltheset latn iath istewak 0t.\ it o,kitd(lness ;ls:1 o Cilis ef ete lilo. .\lmnost. evi'ry nti1 il the c l l hi t ille-. is su i upon :ii4 Yamll . urlw motivvs are llis interipnivt'll (r y our recli-ious, or political principials are bl:nrled, What iol 440 1u1der 'lih 61cin s11t ances is tile t(Ilton. The it-iIrstI ilul seim o,fltei atra hear1, ,at-: I'Strike tk bak (ivv as inch as I st'it. Tip im ito the dItv1h whilch .ct fou tr Nour Vveet. (;ash himn withk as "evtre a woulnd s that whit itt hilirl ed onl yourl'soull. Shot for1 "1hot. Srni lor sart'nll. he ll 1piritrs:iles \ul. \l ooth for: a tooth.t lllt thii hit-l l ivi ilt tle all' s m>il t I st i ll ; : " ou Il tet his'' ll i1ti l It 11.11a 'r." Y ot Ii t ii ilt l th. f:-wv 4l ('brI!, :1 4 Sayv: ' "\lv .ir > u ti1 I hi :14-1 1 t l i l-s , 4illictul i A ili ( trlil t iw-(:ait ly :ll T : hwill 1:11 (.li'st' NeilL, :11141 pa v 101. ill which decsplitclilli.y wv vfiu.", Th14en t ih, lilc ltita hir l' t th ttl l 2 tilitlt l :la .*:' l gDi 11 4)0r r.'cs uph a d h .gI.\ : - , ha:ltict:(, I w 1fth tivt e htim i lil irst flilt ave chastist4ed hin. Y4out wili Iwvr- -l hi0 11 It !() l i t a coarli oh liei, ta t I will Iwv iv d t i' l ell :.111 4 11t1141 1 \'. lit ioed athet1 tht61 lthey uilltitd upin ha, tn( bain.litt ihalis hi:isl then Itf- himn aou N,." sa s tle ht ler n e. "hf thim 1 6th hcar(. Tn fthi lto 11n1e that Ibraketh te ilthne liv youl ever in all your liti klown *cerN.t anld acrininvilus dispule t) st chatprrel th id they o waheys make nattrs worte, wset tk. %till wo tiey thantyV Nears ado there eaI a gr,at qutarev inl the flebytvrian almily. ) hin itrs 0 Christ wun,re th olhtt brthmo\ iln prloportion ls ity Iatol iIasltir' lances with otier emut- aofe ll, t-eontieol. The m st, 11-ou ,its persoalitivs woe alroked . As lit tis' Au til, ad o111ter cminlcs 41im witil a stlun ohers shOcobher,n Io Jhre wer il:ly InnItrs w 4l c:li'h c i' lt it ndmlit that thIs graco ofChristian forzlvc nes8 i about the last fruit of the Chris tian 0uil. We hinar a great deal about the bitter tongue, and the sarcastic tolgliue, and the quick tonlgue, an1l the stinging tonlige but we knehow very little ltbotlt 'tle soft tonlume that blrealkethi tle bone."' We read Hludibras, and S,terne, and Deanl ,wift. and the Aher apmsiles ol :erimoii N Jilt givc little tilic to sttdvin.r t1 e ex ui ple o, Ilim will) was reviled, anud .vt r-eviled Imt a*-aill. 0) thtat Ilhe L.ord, >v Ilis spirit. woubid (t41owv us all wilth 'Ihe (sfIt tonu -ic tat breakth the hone." I a %V now t 114 ' tt' houhi t 1that1, 1 lesirc to prcson111. :'Jild thau i-, kil nel si iS a Ilans 0 i h .s '. I ll c1 tt4m1 nuilniities you tinkl etI lI iciS. L'bruth varly u t c AtI. w thrI th te tre11 et I; prole I F i siIl I ( r1ist aia l pvo.. Av, (lir thruI h I I pr..\ in11.., curiosity abloit hIe( Futilre orlI'bl, thrre Ita rea i manly 1vole who bek-4,met stvptic;ll inl rch"i(Ils hin)s. Iw h ott captur' thvm r w4)4 <1 Sh;lIrpyI41 arginnnt nld -arcastic lort i c rwllve w l ;1 sil V4 si4 4tl Frolli se*: icism 14o Oh ' I ligio . W hIil p14ower''ul' book, kinl the - l :vbil ces ' l'hii tian V I mve thevir m1issiol ill vo l rin('hr1istianl peopleI inl the 11-11th they havc all-cadv :alol led, I have Il otie' I|1;lt w1l sceptical people are brou-1ht, 1i illc 11k)11i m o 1 411 is thro1g111 he 4 l-r1 l ' m111v coln-enlial ioul a1 nd41 il Ih.v art1men1clt at alil. n arit i 0i. savv i throuhl,11 the head; hiy ar vn aved through th hevart. .\ loria11 11c. s )ut( oI, its hiding place. it -a.-\s. "Now we'll itust, tis u ll 1 this ati"l i4d it- makes agra bluster; btII it does not. scceed. P'art at se' I-rousedl upI).-perliiap" onle-half oft it, ()I mne-ourth1 (W it. A 'lr a whiiv the c aill winlln, placid and bcatilil. looks down alot theit occuann bm-uins to riI It oe up1 ill hi.hl-water .1ark. It Ombra ws i ureat. headhi lfs. I t "Ilulmnpr-< s Ow bivaches of1* a the cn i 11 " 14 is iw hivart-hr b4d 1 w bi (:n11141 . W 1d Ihw hivart -thr(wh 40 11iter w 4I. d. have ti tI ll ' 1:1l. while a:1 \,Ill. r 's of I< li 11h- :11i1 tr1 f(. 1 n i, I1I r ill ' 111 41 l jI lp w I ii tti ; "I i ' I;ll til 'l. 11411 it'l s '4 -, Ih;I lilt- ;1Il1 tI v e i - i I i i ( I ' 11lii-'i' li;lI c'vc'r a:llse tIlle l:t [ - pls( ril 11) I;jjl "1111 a i t 1 G1 o 111 1\ 1 1\ ,1 1-4 , I ; i ill t1ltI])i'It' ad; ll iitilt il';ts' 1414. IllIltll i t i i ll4 itl4i 14l4l ill4' -|l;4'1e I lr O w 441 \v' t IIt'i4 :n Ill til ) . (.t' lI 4 k|| I ll |OwS - 04114 11 t 4' ll;I cI.11111ki I lm ,ills :111 Otwt i, si hat -Il: of) crt-l1 l Stilal (.(I r1t 4il \4-1-viiii ti l l t-ii \Vilh re dciii (It ill.l'tli1 ' s l, I k \ ill (44 . t41 t In l i w till ;111 ;11" 111 14-1 1 (ll a lke. to tli i tn A lu t h,111 le sa m[ ltil| Ih thail 111;11 Ila- t c'illl tile .s1e,l. IM.. hic I'la s Is ar._,1111.nt wilih m v 'Itt " iut if I'youIl c(v e oil u IM 11.letrw l itla ill 111111 tlhat \1 1 dc (e irv hti, tall inw ti th.I: (I his (e ltral wl Sair's the1~ wri to iedee:mllnt wi'Ir l ( he I il,ll he4rt I t I III)i ll What I to aid irojuit ie in th' 111%,:111nm t'ill (,I'till-e)wI vis'll Vlils |)*ItI \PMl Ver,I kllmw a (itil'airdl I() be skvvill stilr ii1 er\ O il in ;ii.e-r le ii Ynil tillel l ilOs t le. ;'i l o li ctus. '11141 rs O o thi n and~ 8111c4 n oi l 'ivv llal, (willy* w (Or'l, 111:11414,1-l s ; 1:1 I"Ilt ifl y u)it Cm in i h in o ilul in a d s * ilpali , \V: it , \ s tll \\ t W illi (11; il tl I l I e :m it' ilo t :l \\ h ih te'I]1 i t iei'j \' ' heoib t \il at hal. ;It is n e l-t eir StIMI :1. lir'lik\ |1, ill lisli;iye a.v)-l t-e. livert<| lw. a1 1*t tria t hi"ht. w ill 11:,1t hi yu, \.1 - lr] 1. ur :l , r i l! One afternoon a man stood in that ca thedial ?ooking it Rubeii's "Desceti from the Cross.' lie was till absorbed in that scene of a Savior's sul'erings A whenk the janitor came inl and said: ".it is time to close up tie cathedral 1or the night. I wish you would depart." The pilgrim looking at that "Descent firom tihe (_'oss'' turned around to tle janitor aid said: "No.. no; not yet. Wait 1uiil theyg'et liim down.', 11. it is the story of a Saviour's sufer in kindiess that is to capture the world. WhlIen hI le poIes of' tha great Ilthemloth 4f1* ini<quity which lhas trampled all na tions shall be broken and shattered, it t will it, lithld out(, that tie work Was not I done114. I ilhe halinm'r of tle ictiolahst, g or by tle sword of tihe( coiqueror, orl- by ( (liv iorch of persecuitionl. but, by t(e plain, t sanl overwhcuelmingi force of' "tle soft lon'ue that b reaCtl the bonle.,1 Auid nlow 1 ask the blessing of God to com1e dlown uponl You inl matters of t lialth, in matters of business; that the t Lord will deliver you from your finan- j cial perplexities; that lie will give You it good liveliliood, large salaries, healtih ili wages, suflicient, income. I pray g God. that e may give you the oppor- I tuilt of educai og u chihren ort th I is I world, anid. throlough the rich grace of our t Lord .l'sus ChrisL. of' seeing them pre pared for. the wvorl that is to come. Above all, I look tor tite mercy of (odi uponl yourP ilinloral1 soils; anld lest I stani beore somle who have lotl. yet at tuided to tle IlniII's of their Itternual interest, inl this, tie closinig part of' Iy dis'ourse. I implore them Ihere0 and niow to seek aflet (God and he at peace with hiim. 0, we want to be gathered to gether at last inl t(e bright, anid blessed I aIs eiiiiltuh.lae of' he skies, our work all iti. ur sorrows all eided. (God bloss) YqM, . aci VouIr' ch libdrun, a,I Notr cliId (4 1hiidreI . A icIf IIlow I I coIImeId N-4 It IG u n ;1 tiil toI If word of Ils grace wi Ichf ii aiblc. 1o b1uild oul p, an i iv y%o( Il inihicritalce amng aoll thm'III that areU s:oin'l illed THERE MUST BE NO SPLIT. t. 0r1 - li.tili' S:yi.N 4 li r11111-ity 31 lost LC".\vmm.\, Anlg. 26i. -Th'li holt hevads ;il Ixtr-iniists of thc ii'rty who are rifle for. '1 Split will lind no erillilbs of polit ical col fort inl thle words of S(.n1:a tor. \1 ('. C. itler given to t(e Worl I'ilrsklitat i ve to-day. In a few elf-ar c'it Mtcis, whichl the I-poi'te, has i1:cl 1c> attelpt to ''strig out" or f-l.borwtI 1l- "speaks l'oI'th tlie words ol' t riith ;mid oenes e r ibtler arrivvil in the city I his ioriing-. lIe had hearl that the two XfceIIIve iominivics woifhd iiv-et hert to-dfay, and Iie c;aie to assist in a So.(I.tlIvwli. The World imm foundil S'enatoli Ihitl.r prepatrii to elnjoy 11n after-cl wr1 s-ista i:i his rouiii at, tile .r )iIIv. W IeI tol t fIat I lIe Wor4 <- Sired Ii s opIIiIIion In lIi pfol i tI com plicat itns ithat 1,1, now .I .x I fih- St atc t he Aonis of' thtc S1nall. i rI';iil im Ilicvd. It' spioke Irtc ald vithi,ilf reservat ion. Ifis vi r jir.I w r,ilt, ir - h Ic t- isl f his Il pin, ic wcr 1 c m phal i' : l , o1 rdc c4! rlain loic. S'id Ilv-: "I f' ite I' ;r11, '-rs' .\ o ; F.Scowit 114.11 i\ i \ in I -p- 1br "iz 1 is IuMreti, ( ivil-ral.", ai(I th rel-vv p Irt cr. " hI a1;t 1c th-. certi l circcliti :Ait's, tIll' he no-.c'at i ncg 4)f Sonol aM i Ti liia f -h-l i i n , for inist;ilvi, there will appvnar tlwb juili6cation hir n4l, I'C' II.i . I i t 11 iw l' h1 lit pt - heri cccnvenic icln." "ItI i t t puifc ti cir '.ic or drcli-r. r i'nii i lI-, '"tc lic:\c ai split it a~ bo t, whth cer thc' aclicin ccl' tiio. cn'venitio i hce iucl;ir cr irr'eguclart. Th'erci'ci ncoth ingt. icc c!cc bit toi ac'<fcic0c'. f t i> eiftihcr "b i((liauch iresI takiin icc11 fi- colii cil! sitccticui hcer'c hV i),n cra'''t1i in \\' fhint on, ?"ii ~'c Plti ('onigr'ess havi~e tic sayV hcIt itc :" "l'..i ii i';rt ic Scicuttcir."' saicd ii' (u'ei'i'al."wuiithc woin I ha;ve'r' nvi'rsc'il (ccursI' wiithi inc ini lth' vi'ws I havtc ''xprec'sed tic youi. I fhave' tlkedc \\ ith f all ofl thlnI:. 'Therie is no chilTen.c':c.c oif' cifnicon :iuicing t hi'c. 'Thc'y beheiive t fit a boclt, or' split wouct hec !'atcal '-ccc cccucght. not 1(1 the t hough~tt of." I Seiitor' ;>itlc'r c'a;i:lhact icc fiuol lc'cii Iasked fcor his views byv ll- a:ci-T'lillicuiii aivisory1' ecuniiittc'c, iicl .1hacc t' lud Igi vc'n it, as his iccipcin> flhat Ihic ticke~ct tliciilra f'sicla cty 'cf I lt. tl'' 114' fur thrci sItal 'ed thli heic fcucl cccn-t ver'Isc'l iti bi (hln. .lohinsccn lingonicl, ccl lhuihtrnwll, aiindc~u h ciicf019 hcini 'cf the Thefcc ( Wciin-ral ex\fln-s"t'd fte c'arnest cc \\c ishc thiat conserva't~ciivce jviru w'cci fhc I ci;iclted byv 1he'cc 'c'ferric'-' cuii I in. pcco fle generai,lfly. It. w;as his iiiirsion 'ic thfat c'cnisc'rvactisini wcclcf pre'v-'l. Sc'nator' 'intliir lift thec cityV ccil thc c si id i'.i of i f iisteri'. ( I Ni c0N Pl'i Ni'. ( ia.. .\ icgc. 25. I v. \\ . \. ( )u'ci'foi. hbcagti"t iininilsi tera tuhis placi, c'cmindilledc sujcidc t his liin liiI c'f:n-'cc froncii ai shtu .cii c'iimpcl intc ficsy ncik :inh hc:itl. c'iili'd cit flif' ins:i i v.c .\i'. ( ii'i'c'i' ll w;cscilciclil 'i tv v"ai'ls cclit e :l l:iIcc:i lit'ichcl i'dcililt ;a. i'tn11 c 11he ih.tcI chrci'itiain c'har'actc'r. '-iciie ti weeki~'iIs 'tiic' Ih' w;'as cicilictitilig '1' sti'c l i'i'l ilie'cocg at Sillicci. lic;ii I rtc''inslccit . \Vlhc'ul t' 11i1'c'lii._-; icit het'c'i ill Iccc''o e : 'ciw ci;is it w;ts I whtisci''e I lc:ct .Ic'. ( )it''lccii Icicd t'iici rc rtic i li i l 111 ic cciihe iiiiiilimit . Theic c ddfc'r iiil cc'l 'rs tcil 11cc' c'ciigi't'gittiii rei'c a't ccld .\lri. ( )iertccl tcc dfisc'ninuieii thec meec'tini' wichf fcc did. 'Thec aibtiir wias talkedh cclA r''cii llii hdisc' Icc hiocus' :illiifo sc'ver;iaf ci ii hi 1hc appeared'c alternaictcly livc'ly aiil Al detplciilenit untiil this miinc'ii,' wh'eni the toi ( (oiivenitcincl of ;ccvern'cors ccf all the cict tin SIlaces Iccus bcec'n 'illed byi (;c'n (;or-il d ni toi mi'eet in 2\ ' lnta cci Sepltemliier I10. Th'le (Conventilion waus askc'c foir by thc (meourgi a Stat .\ flIicaice in scesslin her'ie last week. Eatch (over'nrci isc tci lcpociin six chelcgatfes, nimking~ sc'veni rpresen'~c~ltatIic's fromil c'ach ccttoni State.Ic The ( 'cnv'enticon will concasider'i the mat- h ci er' of1 direet trade with Liverpcicd; alsoi wi itne.'icons r'chitIiv'e toi weightIs. ins iuaice, gr' fr'eihts mlicdItih ludig of c'ot toni. il 1'iianc,s iandc organs-M bu1 hambiai, S. C.. 80lls P'ios and O)rganis, thireet from factory. No agents' comi missionts. The celebratecd Chickering I ano. Mathusichek Piano, celebrated ID for it,s clearness of' tone, lightness of bc touich and lasting qualIt,ies. Matson & w, Ilamlin Upright Piano. Sterling Up' ; right Pianos, from $22 up. Arion Pila- ll nlOS, from $200 up. Mlason & Ilamnlin Organs, surpassed by none. Sterling * Organs, $r50 up. Every Instrument gularanteed for sIx years. Fifteen days' U trial, expenses both ways, if not satia-- ly factoay Sld o- InRa.mn-.P 71HE TAR HEEL NEGROES REPUBLICAN UPRISING IN NORTI CAROLINA. he oliored Hlduy of the 1atrly Objects t4 Ii aviag ak Wia lie Htad Ainy Loager'--'rh Negqroem 1Iu8t, ie a1 F1aeta' i -aro of 1114 Ollicem or they Will not Calt, th1e Votel. It ALE-:i it, N. C., Aug. 26. -The Color I 6ate ('oIveItion met here4 W t 11001 )-lay, all thme districts being replresenlted 'le delegates werv ilnong the ablest nt roes inl thef43 *tate. .Jlivs II. Youi alled the Conlvenitionl to order,'anlldsail hat its purpose was nuither child's pla; fir disrupt.ionl of' the( Hllublicanl part.) tit to) makeall mnen, f'romn t.he P'residen 1) the sm11allest ollice-holder, tiderstanw hat the nlegroes demnand the rights ani rivileges to which they areentitled, an, rom whichischeming whlite. Repu'blicanl lave so lg debarred them. The ut :roes Imet nIw a)-s the real 1Iepublica iatry of North (arolia. and( they wi' Iever get ally recognition tintil tite lis denial it. The pwll-pose is not I [raw tie color line. White Iepublican Jidl tIis s(lle tilt- agIo, btl (lie dIeIIIII s plain that the iegro musIt he recogi? -A ml the( dlistIAbIltioll ft p:atrmnager. .lohn S. I)arcy read t he enlt for ihe ('u 'ention, inl which i itis stat'd that Itto went y-five years the livirous havc votel viily. E0. '. Sm11ith, ex-nliinisk.er to L.iheri. vho was tiirIetd tit by. 1Iaiite. after h1 Vas promnised cont illillce inl (olick., Wa iad ttemporaryN chairimal. and declarel In takinl. Ithe cIiair. that this inlovi-Ieil vas the( bt-iimiling of, a ,'rvat wvir], :ll he( nros h;,11 !grievanlces which Illis )e redresst.d. 'aills w, nl t fia thI ' lw ev. IDr. .1. trii the Il lost (lilent negro in ti nited '-taltvs, who said I hat t it I Ilai ill shoill havit. beeni passod. hut he liI mblican pari is iri-sponsible for. its d eat ilafter its soleiiii ph-es to aid It( ro , .411cati(inally. 1 :;:s1 i<lt heII re w 1 }q 'vial nvedt 6ier 1II4- 1sah j),Hlt 'orili''i l philaitl tphists (1'a IIlam l<>l ol te'ill ony hir 11nigoes ii tii iuliv. I' t iik st 1rtliy !N*01mlil al.-;iins lit' 1i10-r kxtitl1S, i :p iit'iihirly to 1iiiW nist:ke. .1. II. liarrissa:itl it wa ra fact that tih p'Iiblicanlisill ii' iniy white lIepu1bli 'aIs wIs (1nily ilic(. deep. .Johnll . \Villiamlsf,n, onle of' the pro niters of I li ' Ciuivent ion. said that tihl vii rspect il i- mrovs iiiiteit-d toi whi h wh.it(. I lit bl ic: s into IrI snI :at Ist,,(ice, or te kill t amr v. a' an1t iey will arry ar;It- int tIIhe hateI 14i,11puit ican ( 'om-ent imn ne(Xt TIllrsdav. Th< rt ltl' litd the re4n1ioval < f whit( luitc-holers w o hlavv het ea ied in Ild I i then. ; l4imu -asuresi will h t n,ugurate tovitt to ldy t lvils whicl Iow hil-rdel ntt( i liegI t oos. i l I I S. l ayN, t lidt-pelnt Hliii bli an c;alidah. fori ('o ge "mtl . h :nw o ist rict. sailith tat' tt11css IIt while Iblit is liwo n <h-i !t flt Iaily with t'w ae ri. 'itliouvl It' Ae fi'l i v wit 1 tiit( it(" I', i'tt i 'h:1rlh-s .\l ore, Iiii I t<hi it e lt I t-pli>li m'l caw!H bI1te. rI (' f itr' I Iit I t'h istriclt. wa.i 111 Iv pewril t er . m it lt w;1 ; l11h.il 1 <1 ( t'II AIt t lii i liet r) 1'*resna rmn tw h 2 d district. ' - .\ illisitl'r ti 'isi t'l l it e : spwech hjt -)V Oppsi,nI i hit- call. ;11i(i sail fah oid tit wi ll it ilt (i' l entiali. \\ho ha;d pin>-1 ih a' on vvIhl imo.a hoe lt'psit ive rfsdto hoar. himn. .\Avl sckene 01lmow .d, but 11it:11y ('hliat h:ln In k aIm w:111 dtI ute a efeIrin te o hitel. ant wls t't'yt'tis alu it tt t ili II:trn, ul oh' I ,iie lint l. 'r s .en i)tri'ii son lu a nu iii sit:l biitible appott'i illnt. ll luit ill tilt.f< uteilais ar;lt i'gt' iwa iii'ei'ta hum. idl 'a i';tll tit tiil(h (~s'aiv it.j'1'wo< neij,rs it. I to 'ls dica l eL'l);t't. htalo >;tuet tt't'lt t<al thelodefeagtof t)h.lilair heill iri'r I0 tettl irr anit ti'i xphi Were elintywr hlaetnegri s buut the('on entiol reused~N8 to enter '2l t.. th'ie ai 3iaitL Eiln tlitt -wlc..iteial liit3'Su twpe hrtyn oule rndale:tth hllet tittX litt Nov lult- a iler,eiic' The onveetioneotedrs.in eyls, rfy iiatls:rzi, rali r' tille th'e d e to ha stptarie;tirtl y thiat witu mile diibiP. P. P trnae Burled In a Well. ATHIENS, GA., Aug. 26.-Mr. D. A. Mathews, a gentleman living near Sanl I dy Cross, i little place about twenty miles from here, was in theeitv to-day, and tells of i horrible accidea"t which happeied to Mr. Bob Sharp, a white man, and a negro by the name of Echols, both of that place. Sharp, it seems, was engineer for the manufac turing company. and when the mill was started up Saturday it was found that tile pumlips woild not work. Sharp - and his fireman, Echoles, decided to go down In the well and repair it. They sent to Athens for the necessary ma terial, and Monday morning went down. While they were at work and without anly warning signs whatever, t-he well voillit-liceti cavilig in ;ild the two mien were soon hidden from sight by Clods of dirt. The condition of the two menL was soon o4served by parties t near the well id news of the accident spread rapidly over the county. Neigh bors flocked to the scene to assist in re ioving the dirt and rescuing the men. I Late y(sterdayaf ternoon they had not b bei extricated and it is feared both are dead. Mr. Sharp Is a famtIily (e peliding on him I'or support. Ile was I highly respected 1) his neighbors and employers. The negro also has a fatni I y.\ -Augsta Chrollicle. s Sur>rliing Test stim>ny. ManIy physicians who havexamiiied into the lilVrits of B. B. B. (BotInic lilood Dalm), have been confronted Nwith testimliony Which they deemed sir prising, :n1 thits being coiviiced of its wontlelftil eflicacy, have not failed t) lrescribe it it) their practico as oc casion retlitured. II. L. Cassidy, Kennesaw, Ga., writes; or two ye!ar my wife was a great t sufforvr. Skillful physicians did- her 1114) good. Ifer mouth was one solid t leer, her hody was broken out inl sores, and she lost a beautifil head of liair. Three bottles of 1l. B. cired her com letely, incredible as it may sound, and ritth is now tlle iother or a hivalthy thrve tuonths old hahy clear frotm any wcro ul lous taint." \. 11. \orris, 'ile litiff. Ark., writes: Ilt)t Springs atl several doctors failed t:> ctire tile of svveral run1i1ninig u-letrs onl In leg, . B. IB. I ffeted a wondflly% (I tick e-tire after everything else had 15tElI<ioziili ai Granett .1 icry. Louisv11.1-,. August 27.--A letter 1rom Iazard, Ky., where Court is i ses sion under the protection of troops dated Au-ust 25. says: Tweity-thee men en 4-wrel inl the l-rench--lver.sole Ieild have hveen itlicted for mirlder anld accessories. a Id inatny of them have been arrested. 1 The gratl jury were reluctant to bring Lil idictiments, htil were called Iup inl Coill1,rt Iy the prosecutini :ttornleY, who (,)hll then they must, do their dtv. or le woul dlisclare them atnd call anolt.her .i11rY. .11iid.'e Lilley added to this state menit that it tlev sohtit to protect, law b11rcakers, he would ref0use to sign their A V'ilial (o 11- -4 h.v Ni .211 i-:.iTi l,uut27.-P ass engers )n the steamer A rato conifirm tle revoin I tat. Mount .logoslo.y Alaska. is ill a state of ertItionl. Th tcsteamier left )un(ialaska .t1ly :3. a l at I hat time large N*0timt11(ies of s al anI smoke could he seeni issuing froimll the volcano, while at Ili.it a ia of lire thiousatilds of feet in height were discernible for mIles. Bo,os lay has beel in a state of active eruption ever sinlce. The sight is a grand one and mariners hope tie actevity will con titile. as if serves as a lighthollse ill guiid itig ve *sels throi-h Otuanak Pass 'team10 atn< smoke have 1been'i seeni to isite lrt'in the lirater and lire atnd lava wvere tlail.v expectedh to bed seen issmug llr ow I Wasc' curtect of so-Catlled Cancer03. LVJ-l\ox, (;.. l)tx':l Sit: 'Ids is to certifv that I waI aitertr withI a pilace 01n miy unit ip o foutrtieen y'ears, anid wa's lulrIret2unfnt of differni1t p)hysicianis 1ait t l-y dontie itn' no goodl. 1 ha<d lost htope of iinrg etire l by itnedical treat ticint. I then wvent. to) a doctor living ini l-'lor'ida. who treattetl themi by art. .\ ft lr goinhg to h) im it got, we'll, a1ppar en tly, F or a whiilie, bu1t, retuitrned4 as had1( as tve'r. 1 t hen eonelnd t o i try I'. I'. I'. (l'r'i klIy Ash, Il'oke I tou t and1( Ptas siltt.) an<il afler taking live b)ottles (pint sizi') was etired. I also find it, a gotod mtedicitne toi give a goiod appetite, and( to g ive* pr'ope(.r di'stion. Kilee E'tch Other. lord. Ks'.. Ihss I lamilton and( lH. Fergit s(on sh ot each oter to (dea1thI Thuirsday . I Ii)lton uns a lhking' with his wif'e whI en F'ergusoni b eckonedl to him te,; come forwardl. lamliilton hiandedl a htundle to his wife ititl the men(1 wallu tl to.rethter a ouisly, dr'ew~ thieir revolverts and14 beganj tot .hoot. li''s, Inditigestioni, liiimnatism-, aml ~ lilniale (Coinptlaintts. Tlry Lt,h gr'eat andit chi'r11 a ll ireul:irit.ies (3'or drag.'eents lttetiha;r to wvometn. Tlh(se stuffering shioitll use it. Areo the beOst Porous Plasters ini the World. T hey aret tIle best plasters Iln every wiay for the oiuicok relief of LAMIE BACK PAIN IN THE GHEST, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. Ulike all othetr plasters, these arie Puire ly Vegetable andt 11artmless. lRelIeve in stati.y and never fail to Cure. SA FE, QUICK AND) SUlRE. Sotl by driuggi ts or mailed on receipt of 25.,. by GtRosvuENon & IICNA RDs, Boston, Mass. PETT1''S CAIEtMENATIVE! FO )L' Cl{illCTING N A U S E A Dytsenitery, D)iarrho(a and Choler'a In fantumn. A pleasant nmedlcino of iucalcu able merit in the home circle for chIld or adult, it is popular, pleasant anid efficient. TIruly a miotheor's friend, it soothes andt heals the mucous membranes; anid checks the tmucouts discharge from head, stomach and bowels. Tfhe mucous discharge from the headl and lungs are as promptly re levedl by It as the mucous dischlarge from the howvles. It Is madle to relieve the mulicous. system and cure nausea, and it doees It. It makes the CritIcal pecried of teethIng chIldren safe and easy. Iti nvigo rates andl builds hip the system whbile It is rollevIng and curing the wasted tiene. it Is recommended and used largely by physi- - cIans. For sale by Wannamaker& Murray Co,Columbla. hB. U., and wholesale by Ilowrd &Wilett, Augusta, Ga., ..te...... .4s..V i fthe Tozer b9ne Wlorhs, (Successor to lal Boller Works.) JOHN A. WILLIS, PROPR. 117 wEST GERVAIS STREET, NZAA MANUFACTURERUS OF rozER S,r&%. ENGINES, And all sizes of both Locomotives and re turn Ttiblar Boilers. 2-Foundry work in Iron and Brass Re palig promptly exellted. fpring 1 dicine AR TIRED 4AN AND WOMAN. IP. P. wiI purify a,d vitalizo your 1, roattoa gootI liItteiand givo your v 1ie-'ystein toto and strengtit. IA rIlnr it, railroad r.itimrintendent at -". vanah. suaferinag with %tliria, v)yspp. .- , atid lIthoanigatkil a , - - - - . y i .. . I'- 1'- 14. liiOver felt. No w4!1 ini his lIf, "a d *q .I a ka o C(11. 'ivo fra ;or, if lit could If yoii art- tireal oit fr .. , a4nd eit-we coillneviont, tako P.P P. If you aro feeling b Oy ;n tho spring rAd oit of sorts, t.ako P. If your digestivo org,s.us need toning up, Niko P P.P P. It v sti suffe r it hIl haache, indigestion, diblit3 anti wIakIles, talo P P P It you affrer with rervous I,rostration, n'rve" Instruni. ail a general let down of tio systemi, tako P. P. P. For Ilod Poison. lhimnatisn, Scrof uit, Old Sores. Malaria, Clhroniio Fenao Comaiplants, tako P. P. P. Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium. The best lood purifier in the world. LIPPMAN B1tOS., Whnlesalo Druggists, solt 'rolpri-tors, LAPPMAN'S BLocic, savannahi, (in. C 11 A Et 1 0 T1 T1 E V E MA r. E: I N ST I T UT E, 'I IE U]'1I,DiNG( 1S NOW MOD> Iernlizt'lain itup 111 roved as a boaard ini chla unltil it is steontd to non1e1II it South its Icomfor t and4 '41 onvenitencts. Thea ~orps of Te'aachers en~;gged forl the~ ('om og session is tilt best the~115 Inttt has1 e1ver indl. Nao othier institute iln the Saouth cani lffer lIvanlt ages supert'lior to t hoste olIfereda berIe inI the L itar y, Musnic andl Art IDet Mr. Macleani cont intues to be thea D)ire or of Mu isic. Th'le pattrn 115of Ite Institte, whose)0 t dauigihers were tauigh t by Mr. erred 14) in proof taf the statemenit that he S the bes~t teachler of Music who has ever aught inl Chiarlottte. As originator and1( lirector taf the .J 1me( Musical Festival in hits city. his rteputation has extentded brloughout the South. WM. R. ATKINSON," Pri'ncipai. W~hio have D)aughters to etducate shlold send for circular' of the WOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, ( O LU M I A. S. C. Three0( Departments, Prepara)Tt'tory, Acade nie and Collegiate. ArIt andlt Muosie De) >artmen(htSlst nsurpssedI. iioartdin Dl epart. nent imistirpassedl ini its alppoinltmoents. Fo)r Ircular's or' any information addr'ess, 11EV. W. B. ATKINSON, Aug 310-1 P residIent. PO11N THIlE MOST A ITRO1VEID plans11, with Sue-tion Fani or Spiked k it Seed Cotton Elevator fturnmishedl at Omupet it ivo prices. COTTON GINS and PRIESSES of best takers. T1hIomas l1lay Rakes, D)eer'ing Towers, CorbiniI llrows antd Plantet, *Jr., ulti tvators. A largo stock of Por)ltable and Stationary State Ag(entsa for (I. & (1. COOPER & CO'S Corhiss En ines' L1anet Sawy M1ills andt ILhddell Com anyl~'s cominplete lineP. WV. 1. G11B11ES, .Jn., & CO., Near' UiJlon D)epot, COL.UhnIA, 8. C. ., .2 ADIE LDS R ECULATOR f XST R UAT ION on MONTHL.V ElCKN.SS ..800ox TOC"W OM A NA/ILEDFR! FIADF/[LD REtGUI ATOR co. AL AATAGA4, seYALLv onussrs. NS H- V E C. ,........ .. . . . HARBALSAM n.ajmes andt beauntIfli the hair,. ' 5utsaluxuariat growlth. SivrFalls tte G ray Yert t outhful Color. h1 A Drutit un PADGENUPYTHFUH A GREAT OEFEt THAT MAY NOT AGAIN B REPEATED. 80 DO NOT DELAY, "SeTift WHILE TH E [RON IS HOT." - WritO for Catalogue now, and say what paper you.4aw this advertiseinent in. Remember that I sell everything that goes to furn1Ilng a home-manufacturing some things and buying others in the lar - est possib[e lots, which enables me to wipe out all competition. ERE ARE A FEW OF MY START LING BAR;AINS. A No. 7 Flat to) Cooki ng Stove, full size 15x17 inch oven, Itted with 21 pieces of ware, delivered at your own depot, all freight charges paid by me, for only Twelve Dollars. Again, I will sell you a 5 hole Cookin Range 13x13 inch ovenl, 18x")6 inch to filtto with 21 pieces of ware, for T11 1fEEN DOLLARS,.and pay the freight to your depot. DO NOT PAY TWO PRICES FOR YOUR GOODS. I will send you a nice plush Parlor suit, walnut frame either in combination or banded, the most stylish colors, for $33.50 to your railroad station, freight all paid. I will also sell yon a nice Bedrooi suit consisting of Bureau with glass, 1 high head Bedstead, 1 Washstand, 1 Centro table, 4 cane seat elairs, 1 cane seat and back rock er, all for f . 50, and pay froight to your Or I will seid you an elegant Belroom A suit with large glass, full marble top, for $30, and ay freight. Nice window shade on spring roller $ 40 Ele ant large walnut 8 day clock, 4.00 Wamnut lo ge, 7.00 Lace curtains per window, 1.00 I cannot describe everything in a small advertisement, but have an imniense store containing 22,600 feet of floor room, with ware houses and factory buildings in other arts of Augusta, making in all the largest usiness of this kind under one manage ment in the Southern States. These stores and warehouses are crowded with the 4. (lloicest productions of the best factories. My catalogue containing illustrations of goo(s will he mailed if you will kindly say where you saw this advertisenlent. I pay freight. Address, L. F. PADGETT, Proprietor 'adgett's Furniture, Stove and Carpet Sl ore, 1110-1112 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. TALBOTT SONS ENGINES BOILEHs. SAW MILLS AND GRIST MILLS Are acknowledged to be the best over sold in this State. Wh)en you buy one of thelm you are satisfied that you have made no mistake. Write for our prices. Cotton Gins and Cotton Presses AT BOTTOM FIGURES. I can save you ioncy. ". Eam, Gen, Agt.,, COL UN,tI3A., .4, C. ,lice and Factory, REill'IOINgy, VA, -WRITE To HOLLER & ANDERSON BUGGY CO.. ROCK IIILl~, S. C., --n Prce. T1erms anid References of ihmg!zies, Carriagi.es, Wagon s, Rtoad and ['hactonm Carts, Iliarnes-, etfc. All first -lass work made by hand anid warranted. Prices lower thanm any ofther of same grade. Jumr Vehicles are running ini every county nm South CJaroinma, and ini manm counties of Nor'th Carolina, Georgia and, Florlida. All 11inir ies priomiptly aniswered . InI witing ' lea.se uimntonm this paper and don't forget' o give youinr Post, ilice addrmess and sign 'our niamne plainly. .[OJLLEit, AN Dl)lhRON Hi:GGY (CO., Manuifactu rers, R ock 11ill, S. C., EEPOSIT YOUlR SURPLUS MONEY IN THE COMMERCIAL BANK, 09 COLUMBIA, S. C. One dlollar and1 uplwards received. In crest at tIhe rate of 4 per cen t. Per anmnn, id( <inarterly, on the first days of Februa y, May, August and( November. MarrIed someni*i anid minoers canI keep account mn heir own name. liigher rates of initerest d lowed by special arramngemnent. J NO. S. LEAPi'1AR(T, JAMES IREDELL, Vice-Priesident. Cashtcr. LIPPMA N BROS., Wholesle Drugglst, , olo PropirlefOre, Lhippmaln's Block, Savannah, Oa .oR U' FINE SHOWCAES *D-Ask for catalorue. TERRY M'F'G CO.. NASHVILLE. TENI. HEi ONLY SUlIlE CURE FURl Cornms. Stops all p)ain. Ensures corn ort to the feet. 15c. at druggists hiscox r,Co., N. Y. ARE TOU CONSUMPTIVE. Have youl Cough, Bronchmitic, Asthma, ndigestion? Ulso Parker''s Ginger Tonic. t hmas cured thoe worst eases and1 is tihe besqt omedy for all ills arising from'defetivenmu rition. Take ini tine. 5i0 cents and $1. $35an *$30"s s. Cat log4ue cre. D). F. Boa ~, WVashington. N. . .