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TILE ALLIANCE PEDANI WHAT SENATOR GEORGE, OF MISSI SIPPI, THINKSOF THEM. He AcC61,t t heimi alil Jcil Three-VIh y. 1 Vanlt A ctceItt T'ieiie -liin I' ban it incre41 tie Money Circulat'limi. The Associatvd P'ress dispatchtes a noutnced some time ago with aI tlouri that Senator G;eorgu, (t M issi-'.11l who iS silkilng a light 1irir-eIlectio had swallowea virtivil1v all the (U Imlands of the W 1.i t :11I1lice Iulilt for excep)t the subt treaisur ivIill. Theii I iir ingham Age-ilerahl now prints t he se ator's' lettecr in ulucuh theo alb'c't "'W lowing was donle. Th'letlicala dte1111114s art. lik li- v ,4 Ihe centre of interct wnll pol hIt-, I ill clissioli duilli! the lic\t fv'w Illotilt! anl all who wish to iderl t;l(id 1 he,' 1i lssions and rcferelncies :111.1 to bl i, fIoIe n cd i II cuIIent p lit ici shoub1 i thloroughflly faatlili.r w \ ith ti nl. Thi. havit beenl pub11ilhed widcly, bu.til 11-1 th ey are again. ('tit theq-tj ,tit :11 mst I th litem away: "I. We devilanId the abl"litionl 44 nl tional, banks; we driw:til tilat ihw -rw vitnliinen Shall I-st:alikh sub;1 tIesu or depositories il lhc s %Ir-[ * ti t whiich Shall loanl 1m iln N dirf-r!ti t il people at a low rate cIt lit rt1, not I excited 2 pivr ccut. per aimmin (if 11(p perishable taIl lrdl c s.I1 a 1t als 1 i" 1val estatv, with propir hinlit;i'iv upon tle 11iitity of Luo0l :Ii I a 01 mn :1411 we i ;h-I t hatt 11i" ;llmi' (itf t i u il t 11n1 ill m. d i in 11111h- .p1c id tora.e Il o les ht 'p re i "2. \\e I(hmna dr thait n rs h pass slich I :t%\.is as. ls ll 11e x.ily ri( \ (.11 e it tit d -alinig Il i ltiii inl l ali a t ( illra anld 11 chaliv;l prmil(t ion PreT i ngl aiv c trillit'ct i\stvenit (f pi vd1 isi l tilss tuch ai s .h;l soncaIe Ii prout it t on\i-ion 1 s 'ii imposition < .slch lIwlalt i-; as luillii : urt t1h Ill4 prlfh ct (.iOl; i -il v wilhi til la I. "3. \\ 'e 14 lii ch. l ve bll r cenlyp.ise bycogres,andl decu Ill I h e ti v th c' itev ;t[i d 1111hi li l il n e f l t si lit . t t4 .4 \'lIl Ill ut il ii 1 1lv ie I '1" i.li' 1; prohbtin g ;ilien 51 n' nershi o ' ata. tIhat ctiin sl talo 1ellpt actuin to t ;inl all Im1 t AV Iw it b al Ins .1 tl-ig I I lintieatcs, aIII t lIt :ti I uI n1 w h l hI v ra.11Iil I ill 1 1 1: ifII s t i ai t11 i t e I l.1hli, ie r I ' I411 I tI v '~ 13 I I Siii lIt by1 the g v-ilt'wilt 11 il h3 I ;''a tu; l St t h-it r I as 4 v11\.. ". '111(t - v ng il t he' l t l lt' illSt' Hi l;j ltight to ill ;md sp1)vc i;'l pI r!v\ ilg s nlole,\\ w . dtinal th;( t I r I at i n b islation "llall be Iv I ra 1.tl i nth.( t 'Is not, to Ilti l mi 1n114r 1"1 ry at i UXpens111W (o a11olt r. \\'4 111 thor I !h Illaild a reinoval it hecl i i n ho4 ' \ l.aril tax on OwtIl in-cI ssA s t il hle th:11, tie Po01 el 4ur ladin1 4ai'i x 11.m \\ fl'tltr 114-1 all(liic' I t 1 s11 41'I-1 vsutherdet, gadiast 1*e I u t hl syteInJ ot' rad1(1:1 lt tx on'; involu' i e li t\ v 1 ti' Ilic t ilt'if -v 4it- lli; t ry ' lt l he lItt' 1 :111 :11 134' ; 4IS .::jil int t he h;ni o j'the'1l 14'44 lw'p; 1.;uu h1n rlleit- ( im 114.. il(i Weudvillyal lln:It Iyl-;litilI'r iVV (I114 14 I i iI it,14 I Iti S31,V) Vi -1, , I " ,1oit ( s 411 ilit-i'ri be .n \\'Iohrtctul 1- i nli r41 h14 '~' mct I jtaid hlit.-A : 1 4 li' nth trn t ol' publh nat Il jIt, rlt a cl'tiawiV lit l-hilit -1; rtun a i to i 41' .1 e i l r -ll' It' I\ I t I I raI a 11 a ,1 t11 I!1 irVeist ilt -r-t t gernuscyh es 'l'le cci ol grn l' Ill ' rt ' lt1ue s it- \ittir e i' 1' iel anl iik oVer 1111 4 c.0(1(1 i 1 aiI it I.i I1 lie1 co 1:)1; -'.1 4~' l i bb'.he ries th c's : t'Iiilc W4lII Iring ory int ti iic ii lIt l' hborroe o nTey ',on, thi' ii utw t~ the crop out byr( ine I hrnte i n and wht rgirwers ng. 1101- Iii theoductis andt et tnhema clt tr~o athih pres, reculnilg to 1114 h-('IIi t Thverloutiern farmgiervoiitnu for' heis oo ny t essl-) hvis et sitrsuy 0 sh ;me woi nt11~' tilet'olume of\ curncy egin n S eng iltate touldaiiclln.n to te o tnoe s el\li-r. lisacrv44e) m.oneby frte andu'yerle wld set wond eopaid tol preen 1tradi n iot tol wuarehos tanawtoul. he ai.- o i thle, l'te oan chme;y llthe 8(itw1 thideksl wrega the tuntre su Only iofurthce. the ow 4rup o countr y onoad if er we iSa beneitae fro the stt ixet woin l bcoinedto tem.ns I he curncy,r hou tver', would be practically irredteemable S' an W trefore deprecia,ed ill Value. The teidency of'stich law vwould be to ---neourage th'e ',pre-sitlon to hand ownlers .drv:ady stronr :it the North and to de veltip the- spirit of comunnism. S,. q!-ltor (;cor.e ita vs the iioney in -ir"Ill.it t i the 1-;olth ii t he great r part oI* the year is not inore th:an -I or >% Whidte at tihv N ort h there is 1'roma .3-j to . a hitod. The viren.-y i iot only Ilisu liei lnt i t I Ie illciltialit les of its (list ribiltion illike .lit' trouible Ilore -d'liill. This resilts, lit says. f(omi th lact that tho South proctit's (mly raw Illt tr i 1. Wo 11 t1ci h olli 1i.il1 .1141 111111 . pto iaii st- 11ti irldi ry ;t. tht., North i l i tirq the v ry vv vr liv \o' thall I wo t1t1 td Iilliollt Ii.n (.it li g ;19a I t 1. Al l' thaL ipr4ilit tit I lling, n't ial s iade nalkeptatt tbi-North. ( ri t i s.l., I-rolit in ill the margin tero I ' Witll ttkle cos.thW pro dlitiol llint -HI oellingtp;I.V:Sai tig~~~ iie t v I i- rllat or he it Ii lii s, i.i li t *it lli . Iolt'y f'rollit t h . pickets i ttii I l' t Iitli I It trei tl ity ;(i h . vb I r t t r i, or a t riII t lie t I i *t \ 1.ill ', Stich its is v rl ialt l d . l bt the (l t I lat toril . 1 t 1'li1 ht'ir s(ao ug I ccept o w i'l 't jorts .; t'I it which aire Sm ne 1 '.1n1 1; I ' ilo'. rit-t la r eill-oa tt'e'in it htt* F it l -r 'l I doul rille aniil i I I - ti s , I t r 11 iou I us al cot 'li i II TI t ii - it 'iiy "hISi e t I V, l n ai I m h ilt ; tliti govr-tiI'' t o\Ver rait' w s a d tel"' i rratil - . 1 IIItes art Ile(I on extre i. d avl, pIp.-Is t tht pli l l prillciles -it ) 1 -vI j11 i m l,! (.(pil I l. lII' i t (.1 1- tito ll * i nt l i t' fo'r.t' h teit it ii lt 0 I Ill-11 it 1 t ilelin Ili1 o '.1 t1 1 1 l i h li, uates are hi lital ii ire I tr. 'Tllv WI v p rb a 1:bly )tit i l e o eat t i rIe hl p ubical votv, to f l Ilhe peopit with new it)[ appar tlyI h v p(.1fit ofl*ers:I rv iel and t ib SIMIt p;lli icians. who w l ht (' -t I t t oit by ithe ol pal t iv, atl ki'ti1t oll i he ol li-it " to i t - lli. t: 1 N ( c4 .rit-fs- w ill t' Ir its , hit, .: - ilt r r hiii ill or ayhit hm! like it. No it l i 1 1 hii iltill li' t 'v t tt lil;-c- t'A lit Wv(l' l!i1 sign it. Il I ilt houh li svomil. a . l W woubl rlini w i halw 1irst ;tnd all iither tartiier h Itter TIte w ri\h tIt' w ho wo ild S, -ll-t' :1ti) 141 ru gelll frgsil IL 11-1 \V ll! Itt s llit'.eri'lt-. - ki.' ker" fildiI r;adlers. I ht \otilld f - I I'or t i i. lit t I it ,ll Iti r a. \11ili' !i i ii lil 'i- Spre-ld (iV;is 1r .1 - 1 tIlo tt ili tttl i j 't' esti.\u, l ily . -m \Ile No--. \ Jill vNaTh. . I Ill. --.Itll\ rc turil. lit Il )vlar I ve l n ( (iti a t el slej j l 7. Pok e v HIot cl l 1tile . it e it)II - I' 1 (t , III n -, Iill s . ;10 11 i w% a.. It l-d t' h iis I t l> Il hIit'I I I I v I-e. ily 1 ia,8 \ IXl ll ol ni ahwvc the . l' be I it litir se; l i i ll i't r hv o 1 ' 'h ell so Imw. ''he rl-,t I -. Ivellil it ntho edl Il 'llw i .1 lillitt, _*,jv 'l thrm>l.l illi thes w hil li 1,1. the 1 11 11voratl! wieatlb .lr (ilil- t,heI Tllv (.t1-4 I- li cI .-' jl late 114-11,Y I-r mil ;a 1.\w dz!;\Vs it, 1%W,, I. Il II I1 rl ill V aOtJL i- alld e es ad I y ick p)t ) S to h al :iv IlMk-> lsic. I ' 'c. riill "lt il l W "It \ t Ie i thr I a aI: kt .l i k I. t !avi I k,'-11ht-(l k\tIl, and i r t ,In i W tnh-all1lV l cnr - -r -m Ih ,Alis i; 11 1 W .\ t w"le-1 FIE GEOI1GIA CRUSADE. S \M SMALL WEAVER, POLK AND SIMP SON SPEAKS. 4.r 14 W h:at they PvolJme it$ 110 -1tid .1erry Ti-114 10W i1. CaptIlrei the ther vollim's Souici ai l Snon. ATiLA'A, (",,1 ,Ily 15 - -Atlantt was the central polt of th Iie great Alliance ra1ly to-dty. thiot'llids of people twing preseit it I '0111, eX posit ion grounds. I' i aitIIciCe Wats o0cattbly an agri ri, t it r al one', hutimreds ot f'aimers com- I i'l- 1i111y t iis n thots;tds from t hu ar! stirhi rouli,u Coutites to hear' [h' di-tilli-ikhtd spealiers. Mayor liitphi0l weleined t.he mu11ltitudu to lit'n Il -n 1ddr(s; which was en .49n'lv r-ive, 1. ("111011.1 1. . A -tAliVe. 1'i-0sItIL of tlte (eorgia A "Iut'e an<d tongressm from this i t iit, pres'Id. T1I. first speaker \\aI, (vencral .1. 11. \\e.1ver, of lowa.4 lie delared !i[ th Ib lit-giining that the AflianCe Moveniiit was greatter than I tile lieimblie:t part y, Lit' Ilemocratti lr , f I he ' >'f 's party, bl-caset. it \\ the Ivp.. lie asserte-d that thle I-ils til trusts < AInerica were skill Iling lIN.J liicans ando 1)(tmlocrats alike,. Ilhvre was no : ii''s in Irusts; It wajs n it I IheI as it wa with the lttelh inl:tli. Il e was asked what his policie: were ailf his Ierky was: "Fitt cents a blishel for vori ai live cf-its a glass tr .1i"vir beer. NIY polities is biisi Iess. lie s;1id it. was high tine for the !:triIers I itio l i their polities bisi. es."I ai: a4011mviwer (f Ilhomlas,i Ii'raIn," cmnililetd the spe Iker. "GI worship al. h IhII ine politically. \\hen l;v saitt eternal vi.-il, ti(-e was the priet (if literty. In- dil not Inean the vigi [I e o tII I> i lttiticia btt the viici laice of I he people." Weaver brotight 14rt*h tih- wlt(L:- appl l.,w from his h1-:taers by Iet-clariug tfat there are now thirty-eight 11ill'inMs morev people iere t lu t lwrt- wr it we ity-live \ears ago, fll, strItge to sty t hel v is live hundred ald t wio iiltt1o dollars less of muonev. I I b lal"ltid a t ir.e tariiers for s,ivitig I iat I I mcs wtrio <itil it( asking veach ( ter \ fhat iitilt tivi Ithili. I le told .beinl It) Ivel ill thetr pockets antI they c.)Iu I ld ;w ,tw r that. <Jit-esti(i for thei s' Ive- "I fetI ,".stit. t lhe ( eneval "tinat 1:iti tune has comne w heni we do 1>4 care iti,h'ee ntir a fig tor any party. We ,now \ liLt we wanlt and We are goiter to hIave( it. If the old parties Wet ili 011tr Way, why w i' run right. overl theIn. T hire " 011"t hIe a, ittelih of thei left as In itIv wai oI the lepulibilni party inl Nais;is last tat." Coft t intting, Weaver vxctlai lt If: "I tell , ilnI Iretnds, the I -ist 1r1,1 pvI)ple ot t Is counitry vannlot f*forl. to lse anlotivi 'residential eltc It m . We IiInIit inu t, the c:italists of ftls tInt in i opII field and we 11111st c-11,111er tlti'in. It we ar' kept, for anot ner live yars inder ttitir Jaws itiow iti rIit 1 ion we shaft be the veriest 1\(.- it) a lot (filt o ra'. lie iad. \< o tli-d the f eIe coilifge if silver. id c'>nclud,dfl i it a raL.irmal Inessage1T from Northern Alliaiieinen to their >u1' thhrl,re 11re . Colonlel liviligstonle thel intiroideed I. l'. Palk, I'r.-6leunt, of 1ii4- AIlttee. lit: b--an b.\ s: 1t r lt- helit-ved and it knlwv. if -11 iiod tlitt fit'he fratiIeis h d c;ilmsts i' Colulp!ainlt. Tlucy had at. last ;twa;keiuvd to tilie fact tiat they hil l'eti*or iCal-i syst i-it ivally :tAceved Iy t-signiig J)liialis and deii;i !:I,1-;. Ile idecltrtd that Ihe day lid ils-v:1 wliwu lhv faririt-- S tl bit de ct-lved. l"r th'. hvid .r14-)ee dovi s'cib! wd-~ ith t itl W.is in Itie rotten,it ti.ntryv. 1olont l'tilk (' UIll fortnt ii 1 itisHit 'e iilhitti IVyC d i t tig a pie llr t a fe stiff rirn-Is it this N>utthernt I n at' r S eilwi llo loili 11: watfe itit w r a 1 toe. i flt 1-1. i .101t.11 ii 011t fti toils .m bylti' clarmoig tat l.ieI it ou- r the I it bye .liohn I 'i;tl o lirt :tahtlg tll ilerg t-ys i ni the i.i ho ofevery linest. la-mit tetrI i -it ine li t-. t tiltrgi f tiers ,:; i- Ient i.i' ition1 fter i t ition to hthe haiulls rt te tlegshtion.It <frery the of'ii wh ib was rtuiilrt wttititl ltcorn and fitny they prop'>se ir nueke ail thange in arne t'orif f tul tii olis.t'l'heit;art. an s o Atx fiets tin-, lo'.itio wtiti' hieralsla oni-tnd ai.t i>t' t thes ter Tirn fthat itihs nthe litwor th grtany ain have~ jate sa thati wet henlii t hilp ft hfit' st iet tht sheles farm the armistif .1t flrii ta n I 'i i t of'ta i tnd ustil people." iollowed Wteit'a.v et ad: bet' fto Wl'ark w (i hc oug t thI. iv a'i sying t Wet arl t h you,th r'lonl,o heattand lsot't." Alt-r tis thefor hirt iatiicetliterall lit wOil. " Sitf het gho't ke a,vir t'-r ptiart lv'ts theli pifl' ow ofi ifntin itat ie s rty ti'iit wiv e tui hittot'rtir pariesif o sttedIt bu tetfarnters flii'not jTis.hy ter s:taritiid by tstr~'aigt. ut ,teier' Isoitaf t)ro vrapit an noitt' .\uti tante tleora tti tis. If hs ellows:tre I-ortlin i-f :the .\-ianc itsl oin ito the th irdi iat viov mnt. ft Wel hiave'S' a groodttfexatmpler tyig ito atirduti paty, altlhioighth ilrets ofi the paties't lter, is aild pi:ty fi .\gratet-oldi ther Solth, -taid ti fhit.-speaker,'' vryghts tatettely,itit wnil bet' <ti tovetindini Satinv.-ttlat prSitieati mitalofer. sirit- of Int catlh-dil ctioti eadetr. itf tas ('tin t a: rcn'itet'-l en ea ic' th-e wrt ;ii im vi ati notWantito iset-ete s t i ~t sati line, of h t ti h-evl ji' t this t sayigf, Ie w ath'sti-e fndste fit-ilit it, ,asis i. 'Fit A l i ont'we i:ttl is ait titt itil it O'netrie ofariesfOm a-l-t existe I It' oelu iillli' i h-raes-r -.ite ato i wavetim .re wans.I a thsireti ft;iit is et abh-shed,' it. woeit be no, tng fut-tt,tt' teb ild itorkitY of the ld prt ls." f'tiv bit tiy ii attack it('leve. n iso tt'ireIdeing otre It flit'ng i tt Iurretter I powf' e and sai it hihet.\lliacIe. old a:rr It be t t;un1 i-r d o t f iv t e tt p ep i' ihts Itoi fle Sit tnd cinetss and'i' toverwhem ('ievelan' i-si to it nit alli ther forcesy tii' isonproly Sirohl Cuuter.iti .Fli f'trryisn was Igin tridnext lietiittV-i reer e a hst'arm roneeption' lire durine the wa, auli, I'at tvIIt iever do, you have got to contradict .at.' 'That is all right,' said 1,'it oc mrs to me that while I have got socks .here are many of IIy constituents Who, .ilder this systen of society, can't got iocks. I don't believe I wat to plt oil it% le over them, aad though I might Ie W(kle;- ar>d even shirtless, the other ,ellow had them, and I wias after hiiii.' I not only got his socks, but 1 got his 0hops. "111tnanity is the s-ame in every age. I'his movelnit .has met with lothing ,ut ridicule. Y oil are very good people is long as you stay in the uld parties ttid vote pAiticians into power, but as won as you see wealth begin to steal tway from yott, anId you demand a new leal, they begin to sleer at you anil My yoU lilst le.lve this to tt.e old party. WVe are here to inquti-re what t he ol(I part,ies have tione for us in the past 4nd se!! if there is an exca-m for Liii I rieat uprising of the people." Mr. Silnpson then showed how, wiih livision of labor, a ne-a systetm o' so ,iety sprang up iIt which the factory I(nade tne shoes iati use( to inake ani 4reat corporations controlled usimness. lhe laws of the cotntry muttst be. adjust - ,d to the new conditions of society. lie same is trute of our banking inst-i Littions. Yotu uirrender to theiii a ter ribe power. the chatice of gathering to liteituslves a larige part of the cointrys wealth. I'nder the liOCessit y of adjti ieg ours-lves to the new systen the larmers' moveo ient sprang up. The Kanwis' farimer thought tnese things couild be gott i frot the lIepulbIitan )arty but weliii we got outside of' that party it. had a good eftet. ''lie people nowv have control. We have about, onie hIindred and lifty thorisand miles of rail roa I. iilt. ait a cost of 33,t K K),(X1 ) ) and the railroad have adde( six hu . drel iifion of dollars of watered stock oil bonds. l'hey char.e dividends on that and it coilles ot of the people. I say it is a tribute on the wholti people, simply because we have passed over to thtem the privilege oo regulatini their own allaiirs. Il'ostmnast er G-(eneral Wan aiiaktr told me he hal f0tid nearly every Congressia in colntrol 01 rail road corporations and thcre had beenl no eiange in the mail contracts since 1s7:i, whien hite wanted to establishI a postal t ulegraph system." An uinexpecte(d feature of the day was thi- prsence of Iiev. Satl W. Smail wh ftIItowed Simpson and attacked hoth parties il the sane gelaeral way as the otht-r speakers. Ile aInouncel that Ie was going to get ol the third party train at the nextstop. At light T11htla s Watso:, Colgressmanitl for this State, spoke in Ihat iall of the I lollsv of Iep r-esentat ives to a large atidience. IIis Sliteh was in iU tho saile line as tihose delivered duairing the day. Athens is thta point of rally to-miorro w. The Weather atucl e (roi,4. The weekly weather and crop btulle tiln of the -otitlh Carolina weather ser* v%Ie', iI co-operation with the lnitt ( States Signal Service, for the week end ing Sittur(lay, is as follows, an]d is en cotiraging to fariers: 'Ie reports for the week from the weatlher-crop correspondents sio%v that tie rainfall has bven abouit norial, an(l fairly ilistributed; temperature abot t he averagv, with an aver.-we allitntuit of' Snhlinsliftie ail of Vhiicl I:ts greatlV Ien fi: ted crops. The cotton croi01) has indergonie a grevat 1IipIOVealviii. over tha't, of the pr,cvai011s wee'k, and while ii is growilag very ralailly a*i l a au 11ch of it is aclit'eved o: the grs still e ti f.et relains th it ine plant is smaller an1 Iavi tnia the iverae for yeiars, aak(l inmist alfect t he Itii htas falleai ina mlst s..c:ons of the "'tate, baut. iaa soiie ltcaliijes it is nia ucla aeerae dI at lhii rn ra. 'Ila heaee Licial lb in es ol Itie rainis were' Qsolgne wIhat I i-a1 ralr/ itd by I hae sucoceerinag cool wveathe'r. but li the partsenit seasonis vel o t thee is yet tiaie for it favorat blea cihain.re it cro)p condiftions. 'The ac on Iro tis as ittr aviterage an d oni aphuti is retedt(( iii goaal coinditio, tlie recenat rainrs taiving beei vr-r her'l li tiabl IA.0 tihis erotp as it is 1n( wn mit!uriag, btl curia oli bott'aaln auis is veary yoting 11nd siail. Th le rice crop is a I air ave rage and in Llie cond(itionl, arid up to this taime has liustainted nio inajuary Iroin either drought or freshet. Th le mielui crop is nocaw read y for auar etinag and is bteinmg sihpped to N or' Ie ' rnI cities, hautt thle aitelonis are not, is large ias whieni coinitred 1o ot haeri years. Cooe,keel tao )aeathi m t, te ICaO l. Asa'x-:N, ('ain., .1 ulv 12. A hIoirib)le ra itlroiad iaceaI e'nt occu'iirredl at A spenm 11unct ioin, cigh t e'en 11niles west. ofI As. penl, 01n ttht Alidlaml boatd, at, I l o'hlock )fn Satturday naight. A speci at Ira'ni, conisist inrg 01 a ag gage car and' Ionet paissengerl coatch,.a ret.uirninig to Aspeni frori (lenwoodw ainenrc ~taout thairty p'assengters, most ly A\spen pe'opl(e. 'The' t rain was bli ack ing rorn a wa'.er tank to swattch t.o the As pen track, w hena the r'o~ta< engiie watS 'aur out or the railroadt' oaid house, indl t.he r'ear ('tid of the passenger tr'aini lit thme cheek vatlve on the side' of' te uoilecr, whaidach tixhaustetd thle hot stenain lito the barokeni emit of thle passenager -ar scaldlinrg thirateen paissenlgers--Iivt' neni, se vt'en~ worien it-ad one cihid. 'Te 'tr was tharown froi the track. 'lThe palssenIgers arrit'ed at. Aspen ini i b)ag.gage ar (' at I .30 a. ml. Al1l thait vas potssibIt was t<tane to relit've tIhe anIIferingas oh tae inftortuanat.e passen. ters. 'Thase whoit ha:ve died at paresenat vrit irig are: AMr. and( Mrs. A. i1. hiogars, >t Wotodrie', A nniie l'hielan, 01 Ca~rtliIf, .0t1., agted 17 years, Mirs. W. .1. Waillaaiy, at Glenawood, Cal , .\lra. .10ohn G. lIaleI v'ain, ot Gleniwood, (Cot, Mlrs. Fratnk E Iithand btay, of Aapen. Thec wounda~eda, whot stiah live withI iofes tat rtecov'ery are: F'arank |-llis, r. atnd Alt is.,1osetphl Leonardl tan:1 si.i er, .\tary' An n ( )'1 onnlal an F41 arank 4u'achu. Thei coaronaer's iraqiinest w ill lbe haeld has e'veiang. Mirs. Willby was the vi ae of' tih'j assessor of Garfiel ('uinty. clrs. I alwin's hu rsbanid is ina Chticago. A Hle,anarkab,le Occuarrenuce. GlaiNla L~Al-:, N. Yi., ,urly 15.- An 'xtratord(inairy sctene occiurresit t thae 'haristiann altiUace raueetinag here1 ttas anoring. Aliss F". Laouise Shiepard, (at 501 West F"orty-fourtha street, New cork, a wealthy young lady, who tainted the alliance six mionths ago, _ poke f rom the plat form arid an-i tOunicedl thait she hiad given atli her ewts to the Lordh andl now paropose' I o.gilye M250 ta paay Ite texfelns of it i issioniary toa the heathens. ohae asked I anyl oea wauild help hier alonig. A tanli'e of the congregation, meni anld zags, watches, watch chiaais, eatr-rinlgs, te., andl money to the samet pulrpos, nt thie little altar looked tike a j 'w I caste. Mliss Shiepard wa'~s ov'ercomelc y the sceneI antI cotild riot restralii hecr ears. I'oluoneet i,y ia M iak. Lat isvl a.iE, Ky., .July 15.- Near tISSellville yesterdasy the fitaimly of' ,J. I. Coaraelrus, a welt-to-do f armer, wast oaisonedC In the food1 at suipp)er. lIe'r ardl Cotrnelus a neplhew, uiitdt hehore he doctoar cotuld be re'acthead. F'iv~e oth rs are danagerouisly ill. Tlhae syantomns re or arsenic. t'hO poison1 is su1pposetl o have been in the mlilk. Tlhere is rat arise kno an for anyone tto have given hin poInn A SICKENING SIGHT. The It4uig 1in.ans1 or anl tlknown white Manl Found. Ao U us'rA, (v l.. JuIly I. .-The de 10m1posed remuaiin., of ani unl-nown w%:i1W an was tle 'ialitly discovery wh :h wvas tualde by , l, ti,11 Harris, Colore<d, ate Thursdary everllit! Over ill Carolina, letir the two-mile post of 'th South ('ar lina railroad. lutisl att la coip.11lionl Went out C0on Illutuig Thursday afternoon. When At tie edge ot the swmup, tl( while Ie IVIwS qroi:4 towards his log. whihlihd rced a coonl, lie walked Ieilcniy upou Ill object til'. siflit, 'A which Imlate his loo( runil Cold and it shivvr to pass over ,nivre, r i-'it it, r.ot or hi1m1, lyilig, (>It he -rnilind m his back, with his hari1s 5treten1.i o11. was ia dead mllanl, or rather hliat %its nee a h bua beinl'_. It. h:d wen tilt-re so lo(f that Vle color of, tie nai coul har<vll be recm,nized. i'lhe honly ol'the unkiown mllanl was last d vi'l i po sillig . N o th in l' rem ain ed o f' lis helad ltO the skull. his lezs were lisJoiited frioi the trunk, anld mlly tie acties t 111 re aied T1hie tieshi waus gon e roni h l. hids, and only the thones re 11atinell. I'he vest adu coat ol' the mlianl was still on, lut were last I'alliniI to jijeces. Thesw.e Lgarmets wereI ot a rownish lue, anI appar-enitly m:t om ' Food., of tiine texture. A bout three yards from what remam - 2l of the Iocy was fo11l a pair ot palits, Llaat, when touched, begal to tall to )ieces. These goods also seemei to hive Lhe appearinCe of haviiu, bveen oI* xcellent iaterial, when lirst purchased. ThI.1 14141y IIs lvin li partly inl the water, lbout 15 yards from the railroad track, till in the edge of the low% , iarshy niVIml which exteInds all awon. the raii ro:l inl tie Vicinity of' I lorse creek. 'Tlhe liews of the ghastly ilid 1lld not ,et oit to any extent until vesterllay morn'1ing , When it was the, sub]ijetL of' much talk especially in llatbur'. A. Fooi (I11liiv people, among whom was a Uhronicie reporter, visited the place yesterday ilornling and went lown ill the swatmp to look at tle mysterious timl kinlown. 'I'he s1,i1t was So reputlsive I hat aitac at. the( object wa-s as mullch aIs atl or'dinlary p-2rsonl Coul stoil-h, The I pichlre i-; tom niauis-ating1 Cor. dt-Uils. A I U11 t IIIIIIItNhe 4'100.V.1 S-Zli tlllt I W 1 Althou h a0111 great, maniy saoI1i< ha lhe W.as a ne-r,4). there ctn Ie 110 <loiit, Iron Lxl)klskedl portions oI* the I dv. thal the enisare those oI*a white n1a.11 AMr. (;k.tzln Ilted.vmrninl-1 IvIc -raipdliii to Aiken o1r a) Voror1m) t) h 1.i aul filittest, but 1;a thereis is- evitente to give a clue as to who thite man ws. the investitGation villha reveal anv Somne of thlos(. that Saw the( blotiv think that tie m1an was killed, as the i'leality looks as it itwi huld lit jt. tilt phtce to hidUe a CrImle. (WTeS. hlowVer.*, (think that IhIe was drunk andl wandeit ilown there Vroni the riilroad tra- k while ill that cfn1litionl and Al .lit. e Irem1ans havc vidlntvy o bin Othr 1for st'ver-al weeks. loossibiv SeVI.1a o11t111s. I )urin.f hii "wae Im the river all that 'uectionl is int ih td, atnd it is po'.,11ih-. that I he bodY is that of, some mnanlrlne inl the rive* m11an1y nilcs trom her :11141 washedl ashole th(1I.-Chrolltnle. vannahl, Gaol., lsa3s he hadl llvbe1unat!:i;m so hall that ie could )t liove o ile he411 or diress withotit1 help, arnd I:it hie tried manyfl~ reline<lies, but re(eive i. no4 relieft until hie beIganI ih> use ofI' I. I'. (l'r aiky Ash, P'oke 10out :111! l'.ta1 ailil), andI tw.o bouttls res'5tored hiii to 1 ihia1tIsmh is enired by I'. I' P. knlees, an1kies, ips, ail4l wVrts are alli a 11ttked~( a ndl cnIII Iiered( b y IP. P. I. i'h is great ineiVcinet, tby its bloo.1 I che1 ising properties5, ihuihis ny~ and1 itrengiitheins th1 le w.hole1 body. JT wuiri brealks the hearts of its be1stitetetcors, andlI 1 heni, aftetr nitnv' tlay~s, bulilds them re4p11lehres. II '(you w41h11 railse tihe aire inl whieb 3(ou live, IIoIU ist, Ii ve above iit, and toi14 livt' th1V e it is to b) e II iniiestoo:i , perha pi js A complete liedroom Sn it for ~*. . 5 Fre ighIt paith t > yoltr de'pot. Send tIIor aitaloguie. Address L,. 1-' I 'ad get t, uJi%ustaI, Ga. DO YOU WISH TO lIE IONN~ ON' Vog-g 0We I'll EN BLU 'TilE TIIIOMAS 'TEAM1 I t .is the' inost p)erfect systeini inl use, 1111 44'ilimg (cottoni from wagonls, (Ileaninlg andl lehreinig it inito gilis 4or stallis. Cotton4)1 lts not pas tilhoghi fani and1 pre'4ss re4 liIres no0 pull iy nor helts. It saIves tn but id oney. TALBOTT & SONS' NU NGNES ANI) ltOll,El:Is, sTATiON VllU(N I'ON ( NI)3 i U,1,l $1"5ho ;1 LLIMML;s ANt) V'A N WIVNhN hE () l'ON GINS AND COTTON I'l;E:ssE>. Wn iffer Sawv Silil N1len andI (inners he' 1411 mo(t1comlte (ou1t its that 41an b.e blight andt at bo11t(tim pri(es. V. C. BADHAM, GENEl'AI. AGENTl, Til E TfAI biOTTE I NI E is I'll E Feb 19-hy. ADVICE TO 'WOMEN If you wotuld p'rotect youriself from Paliful, l'rofuse,'Scanty, Suppressed or Irregu!ar Men struattion youI mutst use0 SBR ADF I E LD'S F EMA LE E REGULATORI (CAnITIusi5It. , A pril .'i, 15544. TFhis will certify tht two) nmntbor4 of liy tmxneditae faritly, after having su leredl for 'ears from MeItIoUlrul IrregnIlahrIty, in g t reated withiout benemf1t by phiystcians, were at length comltel)t3y (cured by onto hot lie of BradAteld'a F4ensal Rleg mmator. Ita effect is truly wOfondrf iii. J. \V. STILA No . Blook to "WOMA N "maIIedi FREE, which (ennting valuable InformlatIonI ou all femiale dI iease. *RADFIELD REGULATOP CO., ATLANTA, GA. .BOR BA L1 BY ALL DRUG ( ITi ii falei" Pys the Freidt. A GRlFAT OFCULi THAT MAY NOT AoAIN 1E lMF.PEATE), B DO NOT DELAY, "STulKia WR InlMTHMF. IRON IS 1OT. Writo fom Uat. logla now, and say wilta paper you w this anvertisenent iq. Itememb ' that I mill everyt.hing that, foes to furn1ish1ing a home-manulactur ing soine things and buying others in tle largest possible lots, which enables me too wipe out all competition. I[EltK AltI A FE W OF MY STAlT LING BARGAIN. A No. 7 Flat top Cooking Stove, full Aize, 15x17 inch oven, fitted with 21 pieceil if ware, dlivered at your own depot, ill freight charges paid by me, for only Twelve Dollars. Again, I will sell you a 5 holo Cookitk s Range 13x13 iich oven, 18x26 inch top, lit t ted with 21 pieces of ware, lor T111R-. TEEN DOLLARS, and pay the treight to vour depot. DO NOT PAY TWO 'itICOE.S FOR YOUI GOODS. I will seni you a nice plush 'arlor suit,, walnut frame, either in conbination or banded, the nost stylish colors for 13.50, to your .iailroad station, freight patid. I will also sell you a nice ieitromos uit onsisting of Bureau with glass, 1 high lead 1edstead, 1 Washstand, 1 Centre able, 4 cane seat chairs, cane seat anid back rocker all [or 1t.50, and pay I reigk to your depot. Or I will senld you an elegant litdrooi auit with large glass, I till marble top, for 30, and pay freight. Nico window shade on suringz roller l 40 Elegant large walnut 8 day clock, 4.00 liWalnut lounge, 7.00 Lace curtains per window, 1.00 I cannot describe everytniig in a stuall advertisenieut, but have an isnienso st,ore [contmainiing 22,600 feet of loor room, with ware houses and factory buildings In othet. parts of Augusta, making in all the lai 1 gest busines of tiis kind tiunder one tuian agemnent in the southern bates. Thesu Stortnand warehousos are crowded wiLtil the ch(-;ieebt productions of tih best facto-' its., My catalogue cont,ainnig illustrationz, oi gouts will be nailet if you will kinlttl ay %hvre yot saw this advertisenio,. iy reight. Adttres, L. F. PADGETT, Iroprtor l'adgett's Furmuture, !toove antd CarpetStore, 1110-1112 Broad Street, AUG UbTA, UA. t g -YM dicine D WOMAN. 1 wi purify :iil v(tnlzm your b ! - '"I alIt tc and give your w - it3o V e -th I' .nen r air .e s,ine t, h"nalllliin Saol. - I'erflt- so) w l I 'l, tilt e or malin .o'.t, tak P. P. P. 1y are fert . )!y 'a tho sping and tit -of sort, takoi P P P. If ort"S.nB need toning up, 1e e' n r 4 w t a inc e,idietin P.P P. If you Pr ih i'rrvous prost ration, - neves n.srum:iun a gueneral h-t do'wn ~P.P. P. "1 Fi'- ll- P i. i.1Ithi.'nmat ism, He4mrof. - ult ihi ',r..s. .1aiaria, 4 'bronic Fentale 'nIpC~EIla&intI tako AP.P. P. ~Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium. Thebe : bloolIrifier in the world1 Iao ro ritIor, Luti'5A'. li. Uex, Sauva,nnah, GIa. WHIY NOT USE OURS? MURRAY'S IRON MIXTURE IS A GENU;INE iUI.OOD TO'NIU! is a I lnnid Putrille'r anti Spring Med ic ine We are the Manuf actlures and Sole Pro. Erietors oIf both. Tis is the thuie of the year the syst&'n :e<qui res a toiIc andi thlood 1)0( u iier. Our sfock of Jirugs. Medlicines. Chbeni 'als and D)rug~gists Sutd ries is coinplete'. haur Facilities for lil ling you r orders cannot s excelled1, W. sic iit , your patroniage. The Murray Drug Co., First Class Work. V ery Low Prices. ihii 'ii"', ('at riages, I loadl.Cart.s, W.agonIIs t'., W arranted Second to nione, rt se'nd or Catalogue --M.en tionI ig lii aper. lOL LER & ANDERSON~ BIGGY X.. R-OCK lii ,1,, S. C. -INE SO A rERRY M'P'O Co aSwv. aE * I. NOTICTIE! Before assuring your life, or investing your mon. ey, examine the Twenty Year Tontine Policies of THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THK United States, l'oliciles mnaturimg in 1891 realize cash returns to the owners, of amounts varying from 120 to 176 per cent, of the money paid in, besides tihe advantages of the Assurance during the whole period of twenty years. 'he following i- one of the many actual uases maturing this year: Endowment Policy No. 64,925. Issiled in 1871, at age 27. Anount, #5,000. Premiumn, 'n$39.90. Total 'remiuns Paid, $4,798. H ,, tj L 'T S ateiof 'I ontinef Peiriod inl 1891: CAS11 S:RAZUENl)Et \'ALI,E, 8,449.45, (Equal to $176- 10 for eatch %1(00 paid in premilins, whieh is equivalent to a ie turn of all premiums paid, with Intemest at 7! per ' cent. per aniumm.) Or, in lien o. cash, A PAID-U' LIFE POLI,Y FORt*19,470. (Equal to $405.80 for each 100 paid in prelmiumus.) 0 It. A LIFE ANNUITY of $63.55 M One fact is woith a thousand theories There is no Assurance extant in any Col pany which c<.mpares with this. The Equitable is the strongest company in the world and transacts the largest business. For further Information address or apply to the nearest agenit of the Society, or write direct to W. J. RODDEY, April iam iC IIILL, S. C. TIiiE LA \lM(EsT SI-1OCK, MONT SlK1i,1.Kl XVWitKMEN, LOWESTI PR1ICE!S, Sollt Caroihlna MarFle 'Wora F. H. HY AT T. 1s the best place int South Carolina 0r Southern States to secure satisfactIon in American and Italian Marble Work. All kinums of Cemetery Work a spIeciality. TIA lIL ,E'TS, lliEA lM'TON ES, MONlU ME NT's, &cj. Send for prices and full information. F. H. HYATT April8 ly C()l,l.Bls S. V*I'TOR I Fogg TE gg g. lO ExhIibited( side by sIde wvith Its leading ,comptitors at the .state FaIr, 1890. 'Iho Souperi ntemien.'t and Comm ittee of tIhe Mechineal J)eltmtmt,, in Inspecting those features. not included In tIme Premium Li1st, deem worthy of special mentIon the Sailor Seed Cotton Elevator i stributor and Cleaner exhibite'd by .~ H.* Gibbes, Jlr., & Co. T[he.systein opesrat4es most etllciently, and "mi it lupoves tIhe satmpIe, facilitates the ginninig of wet cotton and saves largely In lahor and cost of haalin g, ThIe Coumimttee recomme'nd to the farm ers of the State an Investigation Into thn~ tmerits of' these deCvices, I Signed.-I I. P. DUNC AN, for Comamittee, W. 11. OJIHIIEs, a ., & CO,. COLUMIUA,8 . State Agents and( Dealers in first class Maduiinory, I aiggies, W agnums, &c. SPELCIA r,.--To test the advertising. value of 'V HE STATE, we will sell to an farmer referring to that paper one of the t Dow Law Cotton P'lanters~ made for 4.25, oash. 'Imhe uman al price is p5.00 W. I.GIBB11ES. Jn,, & CO. A LIPPI AN B1108-, WholesaleDglt, _ ole Proprietors, LIppmam'sBIgk laa.a