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A WONDERFUL GIRL. Fs it .Wiii/r.ctism, Spirituafisiii ?or is itf \oir U'edirlown, (Scorgia, lives a .:*r 1 i: :tiu?i int'.a 11 urst. litteeti yents old, who i* tho greatest wonder of the e^e 1 lu? (!c r^i.i newspapers fur several weeks past have contained aecouuts of her marvelous feats, and hundreds of people have pone many uiiles t > witr *ss her performances.? flip Atlanta Constitution tent a member of its siair to investigate and ins'- j a lid! re? put. and from litis report. published in the Constitution ttfthe Vth instant, we like the I llowirtj; extracts : This is what Mis; I.ula told mo about lb" b -inii'.n-r of the mystery: 1 >:io ni_h\ abmit two uinnths a^o, 1 Wis sleep ti;_ with my tm titer in my room. We le: i r lived -dimit nine, an I were just 0 t: .a;* tit sieei , when sud i ttly tin' he d t tiji i cr tekittec and p .<ppiiitr, lite like o! Wt tea I never he ?r 1 b lore, The crack in.; was in aii parts of tho bed?ail over it,? My -cold d lite for inakiii : a leti-o, 1 at. i iv.ts innocent. I knew n chine . ; it tile rtois". howevt r. protend. ami wo went t "J'lio next I was pi?; r in t skiij boil \v;:11my o-'Msiti, Mi.-s Wimo'.oiy, wln'Ti the s ime noises wOro rt-p?*atu.l wish o i o'i So e . My con-in t :i 'I my !" ' -i T l!l!"> tllO :* ;? H .Mill WO t >ok t. O l-' I ' - ami Iji'-Miiiii "il tlie bo'l. \\ o i-xfi'n [ them i'niiy ami t'luud u-ui.j a.ait r. f'.a.i wo could m'o, altboti . w :i.'i!;.\"i (Siat (bo pivivs iii.it 1 to <k < ii I'.ititidii" ! tn ci": ,k i> I was liiimllirnr tbom. My iiioihci .- ti l tho noises who em d by 0 !;i ' v. but 1 ' i 0'itii.-o know n tiiiui. ii t Iiii i ilially my I uln r iiinl ili" i iiniiy :tii <i < i! I (lia( >m. obd powers were at Work in in.'. Mo* hoi* said. \Lubi nut ym ban is on this cliair,' 1 ?i. I so ami tin obaii It. n t>i iiiuVo aV'tini. 1? amused tin; I it t if cli.i ii. n tiitl L k pi. if. up i n* halt' an hour 31) uthor in?;i?-: t it was a j'>ko wo wete p!:\lay "ii ii tn. an.1 ! > >k bold ol't ilt! < !?:.i 1*. but ito c ?u!J .o l b t'.tl it iloivn alt li -u .ii I siuipb bid ibo woiibt >1'my linmrs mi it. M) iatiu-r then 1 tyjan to oxpt t\:m r.t miii s 't?ii dociiloil that tiiero was no liuiit to it, as livo tin ii conl'i not liobl a obair upon wliiob I simply laid my hands.'' T'.C following Mory is told by the laini Mi l Mr. liur.-f. i :;?i is vouch d Ibr by |?> opio v. ito arc r ail. to uuiko the most iron Ooiuni 1 .tid ivits a- t-. its truth : Miss Lubi it mud t i.a* by siuip'y ( bunny her hand > n the loot ol' the ho i it would ro i around tho room. Onu ni^bt she was . . , l. \i: ir:. I . t . . t i - I UIUI .Ml*:- t? l ill or I i V w it I'll I I * * 4>- i i .ii to crack a .id rap, and M . > \\ iinheriy s ii i: "l.ula, you can make this pop anywiurc y?'U waul to Command it to pop at ihe I.U'i'ooard. ' I lie r -ininaml wi- uAcn and "rap" \v. : t l" in- i'lli ..aid. A fdini ia r order >v.i- :.iv- i) to: tin' l'iot boil I and tlm ripping r a i. i tin-re. i in other p.-?rt.> I' ti. ! ' . lid > l| I "I .1 I- - Wi label I . n I if i hen Mi .-i Wiaiherly sain: "l.uia. yon can move thin bed. Toil it !0 !t: V' V ve, bed!" s.till M i.-s li'i:a ; and the bad moved ucroK-i ' lie room \nd tii.w let Mr. ilur.-t t !' tin n kt .. 4. He is ii i .tilii.ent pi i;?0".. a d>-as : i i th" J>.i: *i>t church, and stands .?? i?-* ! .-t citi/.en.s i Ins eoiinty. " ii 1 h- . . lie n< a(. in intiiiir i v .s t.ii.en nio the " Mid -ii an i. i\v the bed i- mov. ! t'. rht b> {'.iie w id! ijiilt w .s >.: i:.? r iii. lit I weal into tin- roi.'.ii to s- it 0 . . Ai cr ii.in^ in bed awhile Lain .. ih d the i?? d to move ai.d it oh-yed b- r c-inmand and tin ve i across tin ii ' 1 then in id.- lie" de-i.-t The led m. v I two or thi -e feet. ! pledge you uiy v.-id and lienor that what I have vtid is trn ' It wis at lb mo that I : uv Mi~.s l.nla.? I In ned up at 1: r hotel at Home t-'-day at at ? ':i. an i tu Company with brother I'm <! r. of iho (ji-nrii r, had a private .> .uec lor i:i\ own h ti? lit. '! Li 10 was io> deception in what siio did 1 w.-tilnd her with tny ctif;hi eve i!cr fit her and mother u:d Mr. 1 ' ?n I 1 nod my o f wore in the room at the li.ii/ wit ih young lady. Mr. Ilursi laid an ordinary chair upon the li > iron it- hack '"bula, put your hand toi it," said he. The young lady -1 >? t 'd down. put the tips of two id hor ii i i to the hack < . ti. c'i ,1: and iintiiedintuly tin: piece of Iuruit ;iv h . in t hick around the room at ? lively im' . as if Mi 1 ti! >r.i y s no mis n luwi r Tier chair was tli n f-to.ul up ami Mr. ! d- r md I \vi r> a.sk/d to hold it. on the iloi>r. I'under took one side and I took ii other. Wo put our whole force t> w.irl; t< keep i' ill. iMi.*- linr>t pi iced <Uc piimfd'her iiauds on the l ick ol'lhc chair, and it. was s- "ii flying tiiound the r.xmi. o\ i_ p ivoring both of us, creating i hi / ,-tir and t ily kmiekiiio us down. \ 1 ! I I . t t ? * ? * .'II-* 1 I lll>l It ' I .K Hit1 oil-til" .11 1 pl'tOi il i ill lr:at!s umbo- i:;< |> rforali'l bottom, with !; r j alms u; j. inio.-t. Sho took n i bohl on it, but fiiii|ii) K't it rt"?l on htu h . !-j as a . .i .:.t nilgai. have c:i;rt< >i a w liti r o! i-. I it us til.' I' '.'s til' i ttb-iir \\i ru :ili it: ibr o feet from lltu 1! >.>r and tl t tib >ut fnur nnJ a half INjsuI r i I i ai > : l i | itt ,i on (h -1! > <r. tin all otji intil .el -ti n J . In do u. Imii ! chair v. >?! 1 n .} down it v 'litinu.'il to vi.-o ali i lly iiouii'l ill the air Willi the o } ;}i r ui' ti swinging on at inch side. Mr. 11 hi.1. a :u hi w. ighing iii'ar U00 p-unh, tii'n oot up into lilt: chair ami >.it tile! C:ini!v as ii'i c \vi ro a boy Killing mi a I >t. I in; M i ?- 11ur.-t su; i nted lln- c mw iiii. d \v '11. oi th thrt'i 'i'lic total ivni' ht v i: cli she thus supported on tIn-palms ot her hands w is i. oil (ivtj I.tiiiilri',1 pounds, or It: i li i.. ic ti .'i ihu Weight of two b ut 'No; jhnir. Ii v. is indeed a lonishin I . i 1:1 . I il.' f)(*t tint! ' ' II r. !< i .i ; -i 'i no! tlic slightc-t Ii i tii.tiii .,1. Iht i !,lv! i. Slto was as e a... ! unconcerned as il'she loitl been twir.' a Mini:' : i it by its airing. Mot > it not. tiro you ?" I aik< ii. "Not "i ail." she replied. i>> Y"U fool :ii?v pcoiiliir sens itiori "N'< \v I rtt vpv." >u i it 8tr;<in ynu ?" Incl" ?!, i! th > ivrro .'i canob'.tt mi> v 'i\. .<1 lint t !io - Iijilitest r; r ii!i < i aii' S." SV t <]n y/?U think (if it ( >?;* ktKiw nny tiling ; h-nr it" i i : 4 l.civy hickory \> i'kr tic! i i. mi). .!r. J in., , ...iH.iinMyi, caught hi <nJc iiic, .>ir. ) i llinton, of Social Circle, and Mr. It M. Cornell, of (Joshua, Indiana' look the other *ido. Much couple faced the oilier. Wo held on with both hands, the -tick (irmly ! pressed against each ttjan's chest. To my i left ilit' end of the stick projected a font Miss Uuist stepped up to if, ri.sed both j bauds and touched the tips of Iter iino. i> i to the end of tho stick. In a moment it ] moved to one side. Then t>? the oilier, j ! then tf|>, then down, across, around, and the I ' oext instant that y "Uni; ??irl, !?v simply j , toucliino thu end of the stick and ke^pm-/ j Iter hands there, had four tn -n Uouml -rtii- j 1 furiously round the room, and sever ti j : tinit - I w is leu inch -s oil" the fl > ?r. How j | is thatt 1 Five men cauirht a chair and held it to tinti or. Fiie put her hands on it an 1 as tiie : ui -it hold it m cur ly the chair was o mi j plctoiy .-liattered in trying to |p:I nw;i; l'. ' thorn. Auothcr aud stouter chair shared j i like fato. A heavy bedstead was made i to run across the room twice, simply by j the laying on of her hands, j I sal in a chair FIki touched it, and . ! dumped me onto the lie ?r six feel away. All ?lies tricks wore repeated several ! 'linos and fully convinced tnc th ?t >1 e n j Js vd s oik rem nil aide p wer th it 1 leave j { for lite scientists t? explain?it they j I 1 did not h ive time to see. h r attempt t > ! ? . t ! 1 * ? ' :m.u a oeu ny ;; ctiinjj < il if ami miiij* ; e:: 1 t:i ?ml;:iu it, :?s t!? f r ?|niI'oii ;u h ??; at ; two inmv time lltati I L <?1 tit tiiy ?I sj ; N itin r ili.l .-In- attempt iMV 'I'iiit ni|ijii:i^ j i hoii is -mi il mlu of one tiling ami I w ti t <?ii it l>ri< IIy fur the hcifi'it -i tli so v.li a :y el: ?<?< t ? study the unit "r, ami that ti.l- : Whatever ill : 11 i: 11 ate ? S >J Ct she tmtchi '1 appeared to be charged with a force ? that iiiijK lied it to im vo. at 'I th <t, t ii:< vicrously, ami always iVotn lief, ami with : in irresi-tiblc f-ico. 111 r touch has no j ! i-ii'fi ?ni :iitiin:i 1 objects. ! S me local wiseacres accredit her with | :ni in ,1 maunetis a, others oleetrieity ami j >tiil others the "odie 'nllumeo' 1 v< ?j? .t 1 r i?iv own part 1 have not made up in . jv;rJic:>ol-_ ; ! A most kxtiii?jnauy uaii.wa. ' | Ao:m>hnt ?One ol the m -! terrible di>_ 1 j asters in the history ol the oil cotiniry oc ! cur red to-day in tiie huroinj; and total ; struction ol'a tr tin in it was crowded v.uii : I passengers. The ill ist remarkable thine ! about Ik iccidcnl was the w uoh ilui > ! 1 capo from death hy lire and wreck ?>l ai. mil j | three of the i as^en^ers. l'iic imnnin^ train on tiie IJrult'o 1. ' ii eiibiirir. and Cuba narrow oai.ee roe > i left Wollesvillo, N. Y.. tit <> o'clock A M., | on Tuesday, .January l."?, 18>'l. NVn n I about two and a half uiib s lY.un llradl'u.i ! the tr.iiu ran throa-'l a river foil when | ? . had Coursed <loW i the " ' Vj> ll il i>l ! J I. il | .'in ovi : I! .\N i11_i tank licit wa> einu ste-iin j I pii ji.arat >ry to belt),: run into the p j. I linen, .it ti.i> spot ill sro is a ip ; > l< I i lie oi! r.m down lii r eni in i :-ir .1 (i. - 1 I I :u-v Ot .it it'.:- ; DO.) .? {. lit Si:V f .: I.!. - i j ro.i n \v i> over t!??: ; ,il-. ! lamjltl T l'altick Si A'! <11 did i* ? II. it i ] till dull". foU.> J;!' lU'l l Ilia ll :a \> .s II .v . I i:: :, file;';: W.iS .i sudd n a lid de.ifriiiii I re j 11. ami in an instant i lie loe >: . t i v j this train. -i1:ng "i .. i .:.' oar uii > [ [ }. ..- ngci ouach, w ro wrapped in a shoot I*; 111 Tim ::as in :! nil !. el e -mo in r . : \>i'h the lire .i-i.\ m the mi.:;i.Iir.it. ! j tlie in 1. i ho driv ing v. iioe'- - itt1 the luiniin.; Iluid in even dn mtioii. I > iwii i ;< . ' . ; !" tlniml red tli : train, mjv< mined a!: sides iiy wait- !' hissing iir*. In i i i Hi,hi a minute after the river oi oil vas i ; ! lilted tile lieat \v;i- s.i li run that the \v. i-> | ih-ws in the engine e h and passu 11r cue 'were cracked Long tniigu s of ll.iie | jumped out (ii t!'. ueiiie black Miioke ami , 1 ii L d 111u int ii l v.o >d\v.iik of in.- cir ; The revolving win elt threw showers of I burning oil upon the b >ttom of the ears, t Knginoer Soxl ti retained lii^ presence of ! mind, and instantly i -v rscd ht> maeiiii. I which brought the train to a bt I' si .n i hii.I in .lie iniilst nt ti e eontl grafion. 'I lie ; . iiurni g ml ju up ,1 |t)t) i".? t ahead of ih divine, licking up i vo \tliiii1.' l> i if ii. : There was tiro mi all sides. Ttie . i i was an uwlul one. In. to-/ !i . aw iliit 1 i to remain in that liver >!" i:i* n mi <1 nli 1 to aii. lie nputiofl wide tlio (lit iiilo, ami > ! I In." locomotive shot i .rward at a terrible rate oi apsd. The run v..is .n i :hr. u !. . tli.. iire. but tin: ei.d as i.ut \< f. AbfiiTw a a sharp u; vc. 1 . < ! 1 v.lio was bad'v honied alt ait t:;e I'>. In : is<i hands, I'i'Vcj. tl h- < iiuiuii aii'l iitr\v bin ? 11 into tlie <1 ! j> sini".' I ink >\ iiicii iin- .1 h it h aides i f t he road Fireman .Mieht-1WaMi, who w is j'mi"I'u;'i\ burned, follow.' ! liiin Tile ciioino b it ib>' track .1 tbc inn v. | aid w is thrown Mpiarely upon i?s back, j I be b'ioj*a^c car w i- also derail-.1. as w-s tiic i' issciiit. r couch, which had broken its cnip.ino tiittl was a rod or two i hind lie ti.iin The passenger car hid run down tlcil awful ::radc CuJiy i iniic it a r'i'i at i to d'.' spe d hclorc it loll tiic ti i' !; i lie inrimi sp"?;-l fanned tin.'II lines into a li a"; r 1 intensity. lh train wa fi'lt d with t. -Mi; . Ilverv seat in th coach .'as tak.-n 'J'i ? i. c ir a: ? ! ! f. v i i| pas ? ns. When tl"! V... . Vv's ill t e tl (IT Cill'S l.e : ! to hurst . tiic p .ssen - ; - v,. re s I with panic. Tlicro was ... (or the d rs. The pi it loiuns ind tli.; lops el" thus were in li iiiic.s lies' vvt.i juiiipe i IV nn the platforms into the now were m .re (,i less liuimvl Strong men threw or lolled \Vi 111! !| .iliij rhilthvu through till! li Ifimw win!) s, r ir i'.< - > o|' (!i?? llimes tli.it i i<aa|io?l up dii thj sMi-s id' the t :tr. it 8e,,iiii,<i that all ?<l* the inmates of the , r.rnuM unit a living tli-atlt. yet strati :< | t<? viy i.jil'y three pcra-n* wire hurtii-l t.> I -atIt i l!tt vii'liins v.'i ro w? r on. UVrrst luit I'of.tix. i>r. < ( It Shepherd, 11 art lor J, (Joint., say*. "it . pi-ot tn the use ot hot water-it a i ::i : . 1 :> . tii iri treatment of inflammation t .. .. u_ .. ... ..i t ..I I i' 'U> ll?? lliwiill" ^ I IliiTi U" ? t r im :i gargle for ilio pas? si\ or tears rii ucnto ph iryngr i - :.rn! ton - 1 >)'i in c' li )/.?, ?T Ci?l'i in the In ! i ; j . por'y u-! :I 111 the couitncne 'tiieni. t-i . muck, if constitutes inns of our in -t < Itivd renediOTi being r?*t|u mIj promptly curative To lie of service it should >' i" 1 ms considt ralil'! <|irintity f:? h ilt' r i- .. pi.it at i time), and j'lsi :sk !? t I i.s > it will t !. late. I I. . \ iM 'o o ..! Arir . - .I'll - .i. it I i. anil ' . , i*oi.hi.. nit the iim-lii> il w n It ;.t it uiiidciico. Hakn Yard Economy.?A (lark .stream, often of golden color, always of golden val tie (I*?\V8 to waste froui many an American barnyard. This liquid fertility often eie ters tli side ditch of the farm lane, some timed of the highway, elliptic- into a brook* which removed it beyond the reach ?>l I l.tils that wr.uid ur ally profit U*.- it. Mice may gnaw a holohrto thc^MMBarv m i daily abstract a sc^^^^BM^PH^gTaia or the skunks may reduce tho pr> litsof ti." poultry yards, but those ik-? aro small ia couporison with til it from the p > >riy constructed and ill kept barnyard. The most valuable put of manure is that which ivery soluble, and unless it is retai id i? some absorbent, <>r ke; t IV.m tho drench in/ rains it viil bo quickly out of re-ich M intiro is a manufaet ure1 j r 'duet, anl /'t shi.'ivm of all farm operations in tin.' old r .slates, depend- ii|it>tt llt'i quantity and quality I tin- prod-not. O.It r things h-teg equal, t!io fanner wh > comes out ill the sprung witli tl\.> largest am unit of too bo i quality of ma ii ti iv, will bo tho out wis* finds farming pays the best. A bar si yard, whether on a side-hill or en a levi 1, with all the rains free to fall ii? el the in inure It.v.p. should he arranged is t i lose, none of the ti ruin age fc-ido-hwl barn-yard- are cntnaiou, because the bf'n-. I hu- loealed furnish si convenient c II ir. - A barrier ol earth on the I .wer side oi t o yard can bo quickly thrown up Vttii^ a team and fool scraper, which will c.iteli and hold the drcnchiiigs of the yard above and the coarse, newly ma m nunc will absorb the liquid and I > beindiited by it It would bo better t*> have lb manure mole and kejit under coyer, always well prote ted from rains an i uniting snows. Only enough iimtstnre sliniltl lie pi*, sent to keep it lY-en let un liti":: to i rapidly, An old firmer who I t his u. intin., t.ike eare of itself, one * k. pt Some of his sheep undercover and was greatly surprised at the incroastd value of the manure lints made. In tact. it. Was "so : ?!'. ug" that when sc.etere l as thm-Iy a- the leached dung of tho yatd, it niadb i d.-tun i belt ol hetiergrain in the ti id. fa t '.sti.i.oay w;.s so ri.iteh in f.ivi r d t : ! til I.I. I. .:i ; n 1i: ; . 'I is i. ruier i I! 'w i.. in; ail his 1 ivo sl-ek under ever, an i <i iii ill is yielding ?*i ps n.vi : .v.n; ru ber year by ye r. If it pays t-> .-! p ? I ik in I lie granary, it i-> a'l I In n.oi i _ |.i.ri mi in ion's, well to the tuanuie i t' I am .-he-the fond, tint feels ihe j i tliit vrrow the ^r:?in, lli.itjji:-. tin-nf ,0 l.n Ai! thi-sens >11 the living niiii* arc a.i-.ii 1 ii.ir the hay an 1 urain. an--! vi tr t!. y|?r-1 nets el" llie manure heap .Mu-.h i. r. be save I ins, I'iiii; work by leiiin^ 1 ais h< ip I:-- as small as out-d or yard f. e<iiir; : .ni v. in i- and rains ran mak it, but .-lira savin.; is like that ol* 1 tie economic sn ntsni 111 \\ii.? went on: with '.lie i>1 -,i ni' 1 -in; a iiui fi-wJer n-1 had is ] ?.hi- In I'arn .0. ei' 1 w the | ir-ji st ji ?tlile er- ?, . en Hi ill -ii it t :1 . s a week of in ie ol ! \ hud w 1 k t> t t'ne rich, h. avv. il Jif. } ilnl lll.illtlr Up !! tlte 11 -els . i 1 !i ii 1 Iii-. em i-'h tin; lain! by throw 1..; cvt 1 v >: i'. mi o. I'.-rti.ity back upon lin 1 \v!i.eh have . hied it. Watch the 1.. mure lien ii 1- \ woui-i a ruine of cold. e* iii).1. NYlix P-isi 1 astKit ?In the .- iii- - (.I -si in- I'vieW at Laramie the n'i i* ?!.; li:ll Nye w is ii-' i-i : "inn ; IV .- nr.-i r lu re, an- jam n-1' "V- the ji;: Wlil S I 111 li.; up. 11 i lls In that 11.-et My 1-. signal inn tin j in- on to \\ asiiiii^ton. It created .. . !< I. -n tl ol 1 ,\ itijlollt tllfle.ib-'llts. i'rl 1.I1- V'rive liolieeil tliit ail the ill; I1 lt< ho> Si'lll OUt iV : 1 ! ilO i| i> :i I i o last low il iys i droaiy, lisli.-ss liiuor..l-at-t w.. o'clock siir ahout (li in. as though tl.oi was s 'imthitiji \vi iij at head juarur- .M ir.'^naliuii has Lr<iu<;iit litis shout. i ti ll V"U ealldi l.y tilings a < looking } ?"? i lituo lln-rc now. O.u (ire.ash, the 1' master lienor.il, v at know, tclearaj metis soon ao In- i.-c ivoil my lit.ie i> il says: iu coiisi.h r you residual mi. t iioj ol you. liiily, don't *? !? * 1 a 11 > w < l'io to!' _iani. tolling liiin it was a i u . hou c i>??I Ittul too,, 'I'lioti I' liiti -i'r.ou 11 iil. n ?I'r.iiik In wiia il uic: i or >> >.ko lliOOiil i 011' ih li't shako U- l.,v, I'd ail M iv.i o >v .n't i k j.ny 1?I ill ; I? our II ivy it' y 'l 1 aVn il. ('ill. I. i. .--.iii a .at oiioi-I 11 i'ii il .l.at I I...'. I lo relu-e, hut ivuiMn't h. l]i s i.. like t|>:u tailed ;v i-iintii n , ! mu~l ! o n Cliet. In; lido;;:- ;j,lii d ,i- li s ir '.-a-.'.! was as h.uji as 1: -> t'.n i.crn>? \\ voniinvr to tiif park Ilo m;d It - loll >? 11 U'j>li throe or I ur coos iii the wli id id L'ov inaioiit li.nl h. ok oil, nnd thai mi !? -" - I r.oiv..hi,..J tn eoiiii' hack into tin: told 1 o 1 r l| ill ' hllllic) old llOK'llilO' would.I t run in nidi I'Oio. a-. i loll v >ii. h -sllv. i was s ? ;iIVi ( luil by his in ago t lint I shed i I'cw weeps bulliiu I inusture l iij> ^;>ii it t > ui> wer it. I tub! ltiiii that I was sorry. but n.u.sl in-ist mi my resign V. i. mi being ace pt ril. 1 (oi l biiu. however, lint il he really iic ib; ! my as-i-!anee, I might taki the posi linn <>i i'.ctiii ni i at N(W Vml; city, ami ' here ! {.allied I'nr a lejiiy. J. I); J< , ver -inc..' " , ' \Vli<i will succeed you here?"' ' Well, 1 hut's a liml <juo.-:iion to ttn-1. \s in ar as I < .11 I .i ii, about cv- rv in .ii in ! VII, CXeept Oil . I 1 applied 1 !' tin' , t ain. The one mm that I ;a I r to i i j ;1, eh ire'd with I lie abduct ion of a \nijt. > In! and innocent mule. I Indies,-. Ii issos. c. that lie nla wrote out an application, Ion i tint the jailer suppressed it. I am vei\ busy just now with toy new book. 1 se eoiiciml'd to try one more d'su of my 1 mcdieito: on the dear people. I' a prdt\ | tonsil?on liie people?I II admit, but I i don't set III to mind it lliU'li.. 1 believe a man outs lnrd-hearted a.s ho grows old r, don't you?" Couldn't iay about tl.a', Mr Nry ; ' 14 what will s at ca . \ ir in .1 proline.: i: ?i .1 Hay," (ii S'c'tt! I >14 ya ;i^?y Ihitffl 'Ye-; .>!d nnmn, o?u't ii. You. e* Whitman wrote a book which he .is heaves oi' tirass.' That's where the 1 i ei nes I'lotn. I Cannot Siiy thai I H hitman's book, though." 9 Ru. ;Ki> BY lihAKSINOAMK.? H iIti . i , i itntary 150.?Sh riff lllussingnm tmho g, C., left this city tonight ii Wtn. I?. Howard, colored, who was art t <>o ti rcqusition from the Governor of : iiHi ('.militia; where he is charged with en zs '/ling funds of a Colored hi Ige. ? ? V iii riiiist became ni*ohy his owii experience. V f , ,, I ' HUKDBTrKS LeuTUKKS to VoU.NO M kn. ?Robert J. liurdette, rhe facetious editor of the Uurliugtou Haw fay, has been lot-, turing to largo audiences in different pans of the country, and in his amusing stylo he , tu?parts to the rising generation some \\hoh-sotno advice, 'i'he following is lroin one ?>f his lecture.' : "IJe somebody on your own account, my son, ami don't try to net along on the reputation ot your ancestors. Nobody knows ami nob"dy c ires who Adam's gratidlatiier was, and there is n<>t a uian living who eau tell the n one ol Uiigiiaui Young's mothers in law." The lecturer urged upon Itis li< arors the necessity of keeping up wi.h the everwl iy procession, and not pulling back in the harness. Hard work was never known ; > kill men ; it was the fun that nu n tail in the interval* that killed them. The ' let was, most people had yet to learn what fun really was. A man might go to I'lioope and spend a million dollars, and then ret ail the fact that he had a great dual more fun at a pic tiic twenty years i.go t hat cost him just 05 cents. The theory that tile World owed everv man : livin?> was fn <1 Tin world owed a man nothing. Thcte was a living in the Wi>rM lb? cvorv n.aii. t however, providing the man wn- willing t? I .Work for it If lie did not \v >rk for it snuiv* body else would earn it and the lazy uiau i would get loft. ' There were greater ops 1 pmtfmitics for workers out West than 111 I tiie eastern cities, but men who vs- lit out i W -i to grow up with the country must dv> , tin ir own growing There was no browsing liowed in the vigorous West. An energetic a.an might go out into the far Weal, an 1 ' m tw > o three ye u a p >ssoss himself of a biug i use, a bigger barn a biggi r yard ( and a bigger mortgage than be could obtain by ten years' work in the Ivsat Ail youn ; n.cn ought to marry, and no yuug men should envy old men or rich men. In conclusion .Sir. Hurdcttc j said tlr.it a man should d well whatever he ; <v i- giv<-n to do, ainl-not despise, drudgery. I 'l i e Wi.riil w Mils good shovelcrs, teamsters, ami i.-.b.'p is. but it does uot want p -or hi', yets, jour preachers, or pour editors. V I 111 KV t'Al.f Kl> (IN TIIK IlMillT (it:::..? A y uii- man called. in company with - vei 1 ether gentlemen, up::n a young lady, li e fa! n r w is also present to a-; i-t in ell i .it doing the callers, lie did not share is is i u i.ter's scruples against the use ofspir | '.:u isd: inks, lor he b id wmo to oiler.? i i \s>ii wis poured out, and would have j b drank, but the y >ung lady asked : I? \ you call up 01 nia or upo:; papa ; 11 i;i uitry, if iiotiiing else, compelled tbeui ; i answer: ' \\ called up n you " T ten you will ple.i>e r.ot drin's wine; i have 1- mnnado for my ciders." i li lather urged the guests to drink, ami tii. v were uudee led The young lady added : -II member, if1, o obi upmi mo, t'n i y.'ti d ink lotnouo , hut if up ?ii ? p:,i wby j 11., n. hi t li it e 1 iiave not liiiig to .? ,y i . wine gl issei \v< re set dowu with tie ir e u;> in in.ta d A ter ! iviog lie li .use. one ol tile pirty exclaimed: Tli.it i> tin: iii'i-t cih cluil temperance Wertniv 1 have over heart." ?ri < - ? -i | IK i|| t|| |r Hi) \\ II III! II SO I'lCiS 1 W< r> 'i?: r.. ..l] :i oiico from the I u?; i-f hUi?in? think, mlnow . c oruyu in ! | . liij.oi ineo ..n>i religion, lie st- i M- .11 _ ! .i. lui ro iii* n Inane- tin- holy who u ' oc !..!!\ iii; i ro- "lately {javo liiiu to un_ ! i ( tn! 11: ?t t.i r v.k h r. should not dt;. k I wii ? /:.i.? I! I<| t <>K I ) ; I ? K ! N I I UK NTS I N I'm i.As In.:.l it I A.? I'iumiI. ij'lii.i January 31* ? i': in.; I ho annual bnwl-hrcakiiti; at l.'niwraity ot I'-unsylvanii this i iiuiii^ a rio.vil of excitable students ' into the stro.ut destroyiiij? c nisideranmporty Stiino of tin.-in had their i*'i?<;tot ti and wore aim >st undo. A )> iiceinin remonstrati d with tho \ it:.- i on. lost w .< hoiit avail. Wlion tho ,.i 11 rrosioii (i "r^r l)tnhy, ouo of tho j.aiiici) iii - in tin- inoloe. the crowd tuin? I nj it and asstitiitod tho police, hurling I .neks, stoin-s and tin cans at tlicui. ()lli -. t > I ui j? >> was struck >n t! iIh-.u1 wiili :i I l ick ami Ollicer ('tirrtui received a i i.-\v iV'?: . *i>j11-. Four pistol shuts were li - 1 during tin- ?1 ist?ixl>:mce, ami ihw man wh i Ml i lit-liin 1 tin- police, but wliuntil nit- t-uiil J n t be ini'urtaiiM-ij. claimed tu li ;Vi- In - a h!:?i? ii: the ha ml. .J, \V. Mc? llrid w.i- stibn i|ucii.>y arrested in IV nit of Ilt<- n'atiunhutisu l- r inciting tu breach of the p u--. Fully live hundred stinh nit ' ?i 111 wet i tin- jeilic tin* ii tu tlte slat ioiiliousu, h iwiing ami groaning at them. Whisky anj? Talbnt.? ' Talco that h-.ttleaml rn fiitl and gel me .sonic whisky," i?1 Col Jitiijutis to the sad-eyed wutiiun whose ini-!'url um- it was to be the wife ?.?!* a . convivial inebriate (Jive laeinumy to buy it with." "(Jive you n.-un y tu buy! why, any darn t.. i| can get whisky it'lie has money, but to : >.-! whi.>kv without iitoiiey in what tnkci} i talent. I thought yon had some taloul " 'i'.-ikin up tbo bottle with a sigh, the patient, long-suffering woman went out In a short time she returned. Apparently she beeu uiveHsful, lor she plitre 1 t lie bottle betnio liim, and said, in low, res ! pruacbful tones; Tlict i:f! take it, and drink to your hearth ' content." "N"*, that's what I call smart. You have cut real genius or you couldn't get whisky without money;" and placing tlx b iftlc to bis mouth be was about to (juem h bis thirst when be discovered the bottle | Was empty. ( "Why, what does this moan?" it means that anybody can drink whisky when the whisky is in the bottle hot it tikis real talent to drink wh -I win n thoro is mm in the Im'tle. lJru.k . a way, i kn >w you liavo t???t talent,"? T i ?\it'lilHJ*. ? ? ? Many people think that alcoholic litptor help digestion b< ittso they find that a i It i :.indy and water sometimes eases pat it t stomach. 'i'his is because, after si iuof it has been absorbed, it. comes into contact with the nerves of the stomach an , d adens thorn, < r sends them to sleep, sc tli'it they tin not toll the brain what a bo t adilioii the stomach is in. The iuflnnjet ami i, i it.ited state is there all the while aoc remains just the same ; the brandy does noi f euro it.?Kr. [{. w. tInsley's For. you it WATCHES, CLOCKS, .v rs' i> : JEWELRY. Feb 1 ? 7 If BARGAINS *>rJT rJ0< > R R UI\T. ! I I" ST go lo II. F. 15 a win'cheap Store, nri'l PJ there you have theiu. Shoes ;uicl Hoots OF Al.li STYLES, | M;vlc iu the S. C. Penitentiary, which you can buy, CENT LOWER t!i tn any oilier nhoea in tlicStatc, and they are M.s per eeiit tlic host XIatcrinl. 5() |>oi* oent suvetl OA I.I. AN!) tX.)N V1N0K YOURSELVES. 1 Oct. o 10 if I S 1? XC T C I.. 10 S j ?AND ? 3a"v." ba~< ; B ^ /Vr-- ?s ias* ADJUSTING" ^ jo? all styles, fop all ages and de1-* El/TED S101 ITS, AT j It. W. TI iN S I. 10 VS. I ...... "ffTTTfN people are always on tholnokyl/ I dilutees to increase V t? JLfs./.K.?J li.ii- c-r? 1-uitiji.-*, and in time In-cciie wealthy; those who .In nut improve tlicit- opportunities tomaui in poverty. We oiler u great chance In make money We want many men. women, hoys tin.1 nirls m work f.u- in right in their own localities. Any ; one .-.in <K> the work properly from the fust st irt. The business will pay more 11.an ton times ii.lit.iry wages, fix tensive out fit furnished free. No one who engages fails to make money rapidly. Yon can devote your whole time to the work, or only your spare moments. Full ; information and ail thai is needed sent free.?: \.hires* Stinsojj .N Co., Portland, Maine, i Feb 'S-i 8 ly Scraping the Teeth, lAXtT'.l'Thy a Dentist, should never he done, I J is the enamel once destroyed never reforms. All stains nn-I discolorations of tho teeth can he rea lily removed hy the use of ! WOOD'S ODONTINE, i which contains nothing harmful, hut on the conli-iry polishes the teeth, hardens the gums and makes the hreatli pure and sweet. It is prepared I from a formula of Dr. Thus. T. Moore, and is rcccuiiimetided hy him as n harmless and etlicieut dentifrice. sl-r>c n Box. Trade supplied hy For sale by \Y. C. FISH EK. Dit. .1. M. < 11 it it km. Wholesale Agcut, Union C. II. Columbia, S. (5. March 10 ly jO. HAHT Ac CX>., CHARLESTON, S. C., j The largest Importers of Fruit in the South, Offer for snlo a well selected stock of j A I'l'l.r.S, OH ANGUS, BANANAS, COCO AN UTS, LKMONS, NUTS, DKIKB FIOS, RAISINS, POTATOr.S. CABHAGKS I'LANUTX. A N 0 Kverything elso thai n F1HST CLASH, wholesale Fruit House should have. Country orders filled ! with dispatch. Oct '20 40 dm 8 Don t ill Sur^'Cioii. Dll. L. K. MKADOll, a graduate of the Baltimore Dental College, olfers his professional ! services to those who may require Dental Surl ; gery in any of its branches. , i Being amp'y supplied with the best instru| tnents and all tnodern improved appliances, he ! ! fee's safe in assuring perfect satisfaction. j lie will be found in his office over Dr. l'osey I j & Bros", Drug Store on a'l days. Iuince nours n a. m. lo ii 1*. M. July 27 30 tr PATENTS s MirsM Ac Co., <?f the Scientific Am erica N.onniliiu to net i?? Bollettoni fur Patent*, Caveat*. Tr,.<1e Mark*, Copyright*, for ttio UiUtoJ PlntO", Can .da, ? Knelnna, r'ranro, GOi tn .iijr, (io. Hand It' ok nlnuit Pftlont.'i Ml lit freo. Tlilrt y-anven TfNirV < .<[> rVnce. I'.ili nt*? .t ilnrct throneh MUNN A CO. nr noin eel |n t-ho HcirvriKlC AMERICAN, ttio large*', > at.met ne at widely circulated scientific paper. year. } Weekly. Splendid cnemvlnt.-* und Intorwtlnx Information. Specimen copy of the HcloiKiOc An.cr* I Icon rent froo. Addrrni MuNN A COy WIFNTIfta American unite, a.l 11 road way, New York. .1 h > SKNI) FOR PRICK LIST. | MclJroo'ji Jewelry l'uluco, 2"? 1 King St ('hnrleslon, ri. I Argent Stock, l,ow. cat prices in the Bouili. Itcpairing h ' Kpncinliy. Fen'I ?? your watches. COLUMBIA AND OP-BEN VILLE RAILROAD, PAS3EN0ER DEPARTMENT. Ciixuubia, S. C., June 25th, 1884. On and after noouSuuifay, Nov. 18. 1888, pns- ' seugcr Trains will run as herewith iudictucd upon this Kpad and its branches. DAllV, EXCEPT" SUNDAYS. No. R3 t'P PASSENGER. Leave Columbia A 11.00 a. m Leave Alston 12.08 p. in Leave Newberry 1.50 p. n? Leave Ninety-Six 3.35 p. m Leave Hodges 4.25 p. m Leave Helton 6.30 p. m Arrive tit Greenville 7.02 p. m No. S2 IXItVN PASSENGER. Leave Greenvillent 0.55 n m Leave Helton 11 25 p m Leave Hodges...'. 12.36 p in f.cnvc Ninety-Six 1.43 p m Leave Newberry 3.15 p m Leave Alston 4.1-1 p m Arrive at Columbia F 5.20 p m StWIlTAXHUHG, UNION & COLUMUIA II. K No. 83 Up Passksouk. Leaves Alston, 1 10 n m St rot hers 2 04 p in Shelton 2 40 p in Santuc 3 33 p m Union 4 OH p m Jotiesvillc 5 07 p ui Arrive at Spartanburg E 0 25 p w No. 52 Down Fassexoer. I^nvo Spartanburg, It. A I>. I>?-|x?t H. ... 11 p ? Spartanburg, S. V. \ C. ltrpot. O.-lt 10 p .loiiesvilie 12 25 p n Union 1 05 p m Santuc 1 50 p in Shelton 2 ?(> p ik Strothers 3 24 p m Arrives at Alston 4 11pm LAURENS RAILROAD. Leave Newberry 4.27 p m Arrive at Laurens C II 7.10 p m Leave L aureus C. li 0.59 am Arrive at Newberry... 12.45 p in ABBEVILLE BRANCH. Le've Ilodges 4.45 pm Arrive at Abbeville 5.45 p in Leave Abbeville 12.30 p ui Arrive at Hodges 1.30 p m F.LUK IltlHiK IIAILKOAI) axd ANDKItSON It P. AN II Leave Belton 5 40 p m Leave Anderson 0.24 p m Leave remiletou 7.03 p m Leavo Seneca (' 8.00 p m Arrive at Wailinlia 8.23 p u Leave Walhulla 9.30 p in Leave Seneca (' 0.57 p in Leave I'endleton 01.47 pm Leave Anderson 11.34 pm Arrive at Belton 12.13 p n> Through Coach tor llcndcrsonville will be inn from Columbia daily. CONNECTIONS. A W ith (lie South Carolina Railroad from t Imrlcstoti. With Wilmington, Columbia nn<l Augusta Railroad from Wilmington and all quints North t hereof. With Charlotte, Columbia nn<l Augusta Railroad I'r.im Charlotte and all points North thereof 1{. with Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad for points in Western North Carolina. ('. Willi A.ahdC. Div., 1> utulD.lt. ll.,from all points South and West. !?. With A.nnd . Div., R. and I?. R. It. from At lanta nnd evotid. K. With A. limit'. Div., R. and L). R. R. from all points South and West. F. With South Carolina Rail toad for Charleston. With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad for Wilmington and the North. With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail road for Charlotte and the North. (?. With Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad from llendersonvillc. II. With A. and C. Div., R. and D. 11. R., from Charlotte and beyond. ' Standard Time used is Washington, I). C., Witicli is fifteen minutes faster than Columbia* T. M. K. TAT.COTT, (leneral ninnnger. J. W. FRY, Superintendent. M. Si.AvtiiiTr.it, (ieneral l'assenger Agent. D. Cahowvll, Asst General l'assenger Agt. April 16 14 If THE SEDGWICK Steel Wire Fence rilllK nliove cut represents n section and Onto JL of a strong, clieap and durable Steel Wire Fence which is now being used at the North and Northwest in preference to any other kind of fencing. Wherever it has been tried it has given great satisfaction. It is a net work without ,>arbs and will keep out small pigs or any other aniuials that inny injure gardens or farm crops. it makes no shade and shelters no entmus ui opu op poultry. It is just tho fence for Gardens, Lots, Lawns l'arks and Cemeteries. Iteing dipped in llust proof paint it will last a life time, nnd is better than bourd fence ir> every respect. It is easily and quickly put up. .1 Npccimcn of Fence at ml CJntc Can bo seen at tho Union Timks Office, where all information as to price, &c., can he obtained. It. M. & S. 8. 8TOKE8, Sole Agents for Union County. July 29 29 tf A week made at home by the indusi JW / y triotis. Uest business now before the ! i W public. Capital not needed. W? will start you. Men, women, boy* J nnd girls wnnted everywhere to work for us.? j Now is the time. You can work in spare time, J or give your whole timo to the business. N (Hp j other business will pay you nearly ns well. N j mio can inn 10 inane enormous pay. i?y engaging i i;i once. Costly outfit ami terms free Money innde fust, cattily, and honorably. Address j Thuk & Co., Augusta, Maine. Feb 23 8 1y I "DO m not' HW|?P'nX by. go nod | I dure before you die, something AKJ JL uiij.lily end sublime leave be* hind to conquer time." $63 week iti your own town. $6 outfit free. No rial Kvery tiring new. Capital not requited. V will furnish you t very thing. Mnt.y arq m.tkii? fortunes. bodies ;>inko as ntuch us men, au Iv.ys and girls make threat pay. Header, if yt want 1 hi si no." s at winch you can mnkojMCat y all the time, write for putMedlars to II. IIAt lA. Co. rortland Maine. T Feb 23 8 Ij