The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, December 20, 1889, Image 4
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PATIENCE >71TH THE LIVING.
- Soivi rrtcad. when thou and I are kouo
lifliMt? ~._Ue\.)ajl earth* weary Ut*>r
rro:n cotnrnuw o. j of prr.ico
Hb Tossed all tlio strtfn. the toll, the i-dTe.
And done with all ih- niching.
What tender rtuh Khali iro have gained.
Ala*, by simply dying?
raSfr Then lip* too chary or their praise
Will tell our merit* over,
tj&d* And eye* too swift our fault* to seo
Shall no defect discover %
Then hands that would not lift n stono
Whcro stone* w et thick to ctitnher
Our steep hill |vttli v\ ill scatter (lowers
Aliove our pillowed sliunher
Sweet friend. |K?tvU;ince both thou and I.
Ere lovo is moot forgiving.
Should take tlio earnest l.i.oa home
IV patient with tile llvlirr
f Today'* repressed rebuke may vivo
Our blinding tears to morrow;
Then patience, e'en when keenest odj;o
May whet a nameless sorrow!
Tin easy to be Rootle, whea
lK-ai.li 8 silence shames < ! muir;
Ami easy to discern the In
Through memory's mystic plainer;
But wise it were for thee and me.
Ere love Is |>.-ist fmvlv in.-:.
To take the tender lesson borne
Bo |xitieut with the living
?Christian Advocate
t..
Tlio Meaning of Natural Selection.
From what litis precede d. wo n;v\ 1
think, just if iotl i:i rojovtin the inter
prctations of both extremists as (v> iIk
8COJK5 ami moAning < f natural selection.
It cannot bo dcliuscd t > the
mcro expression of the universally oh
served fact of variability; yet it mm t
bo restricted, because it not < nly implies
something to ho selected, hut its
promulgator limits its scope t<> the ? lection
of something that is u-1 ml.
Asa philosophy it < oiisidcr; only processes,
and leaves reau-to origin ami
cause untouched The f? 1 *%>- .; : li:< i
tations are prob; l.!y jo ti-iiay,
and will hohi In i ?. '
term:
1. It deals or.Iv \. itm individual
variation from whatever can: \ and
should not henpplkM t>? simultaneous
variation in masse.;.
2. It deals only with variations ir eful
to tlio organism ".1 i'. <: ri. *!<: for
existence, and can < \t; t :.<> ; ??wi , in
llxing the cndh:> i.mala r <! what;
from present knowledge, we are
obliged to consider fortuitous thnrne
' tcrs. It cannot perpetuate u
organs; nor those of u vi tigiury or
obso lcsce nt*HinracUr.
Even with these restrictions, the
principle is far reach in : and pro
foundiy important; but it <p:itr fails
to account for many of the cacti"
foresting mauife-'atiom; of la (!.: '
are obviously not iur ar\ < r I .
preserving, of v.l.;, h nniu\ vol! >car
to every one, Sl!< h : . a a. I ill* low
organisms, many : ;l d : ! of
structure; or, as nr. . 1 ; a <.:.u
isms, odd halats and euM< i . .. pi;:; .at
instincts, ethical tra.it< ; . I . in >i
tat ions must he nunov.'.l in p: , r
tion as we come t < undt ; tain! tla
otllcr la vs of m .'.itii ali? a and li e
canst S of Villi tin::, i.l I "i
fessor V. ih!< y in 1 '?<; tiar }.Vi? m ,
Monthly.
S; slit's t:.?jul l'i: !!ili i ll.
The cardin.'d arelil p <a t'oa
goss:;, \r 1:* * < lariated as < h. plain io\ :;1
at the chrkteuii a; ol ti e laot! ia.Ii
tors of the late i.ja.g AHoumi XII, in
lSi>0 and 1 -, ciimu here <\p' jy
for the comirmalion ol' il <?
r?f I I'O As(uft'aS niift tlicf rI. :.rn tn jU. i ..i
?"i7 now bri,"li!, pretty fri:l -, b
ami U years old. hl.o royal cliihln 11
tmrrurrfirrty byonSit up nml educated
under tho cyc3 oft* n t'liristini liy
Spanish r.!i 1 fo: el fhnvrm sos.
They already s;> eh lhn.d: 1?. Drench
ami (icrinan, Ik id. * ih r native
tongue. Tho Infant.I .* h-S.morj'erc: . i:>
brighter, !>; L Ii :s doeilo I'i'.st i.
delicate limn hot* sister. [.it i(':i n
dors not allow them to I a >p< Ji l.
thoujrh tin stately otup: J'eVl tl\
Dollrbon coin L obliprs t oc '
and courtiers to treat I.ii.m, i n
the be.by hi; , w. iis.uyni ratU:.
Old <p . and piolid lad: ? ?? '.
uristoo::i' r:ai l?o m ii l..
hand of t i\!. i .i r. ; v . i- a
lively, t: l!..ttivr. !
2 year.-; : 11 t " .a iiis . ! ; ; il
childn n : < .!y : ?\v ! * ,y
with their 1. ; < ii.a t.ee <
of tho 1: una liul:
arc about the ; .mo n^<\ ?1 . rbm
Daily Now.-,.
Women ns <"!.>:*i11? 1 .:u..
A society the.'. .ee.es t *: iV n
tossedo i'a. i i of > >!;i. f st;< . : ,
pipe, nnd not hi private cith , I
she drives s ! ..::t. Tl.i r.roh;;! is
one of tho !.i<s which s. ; i iy
shoots arc fe.i i> a . > : tie
by women, ! vt i . i cominy
more ? ? : >n e\ . e .' ? . i '
whciv it r. ;! i > be < < .. :r.
fill crime, 1.1:1! o:; (y 1 ; .i,?.!
u certain well km - n v. i ai;
ing Ix I'iiui > iIn* !. I l . . > . < i i
WOClvS til II hull - v : : ! colli ln'l
bUlol.C < \. iXloill
paciiili:' < :(!: . 1. >1 i ecu
Iroiibi' i i . ! .. nee.
? Louden I1 ... s.
There i.? a' cv-in \ ,.f
oklnii in?? ; unit y f . churi! I , m*
IXMC.S |?y I I rails
IlljJ il lO I ? l? V llill.US,
dcimtuJi:: . . '! :
"1 shan't <:.? s villi: < f lis .
replied a 1 ti. v. i ? \ . . t >? ?: i
one of lilt':-." "itiani t; ai ii u" 'I
ilou'l li!;-.' I. s vi i t:.? ;*i m
l(ilhI 1 in- d v. i. a it.'
"XI -.1 1 ? (.,! I ( a \
a llioi'f V. ..! !
I object ih riih : . ! Ion;
illfj t ? !' . ( ......i ! i t
Stead, l!m ojmrolrium of d
tlie i;.. . .0 tin!;." \ < v ; .1
ion.
After f.rr : !. !; v;
iis;j fi ! ' i 1 ;
bov : ' t 1 I .< S
u fine!: 0! liltlf I: -y .i . i !. i.v.
i'.iul }'iv ti 1 > i . 1 : , k
>: t sii.-- M.! y : , ; :: .. . . -.:
flinch lihe't! ' ! ; : .. 1..:.,
? v<'i y it:::.- ' ! .
A I.tie!.> ... .... *
Mis ..r ?.f lksrodn
a ikmibas ] :;{ ( 1* 1 :i. .'! i ;i J1: .:i w hum
fortune had smiled ii,-. ! 1 f;o:n Id-. v
The romance of lii . i.i v.i.idd 1 d : !
ino.->t like a divau ti.-m 11.?< "Ar.:i
Nights." Taken from tho I.i'.: n 1 m
I it lie herd hoy, nd; ; ?'* >1 by a j : i .. . I
i.-t clad in |>urj/lc yarnnm.-;, <!\. i:i
.jewels, and had a scepter thru t i;.: < I.i
hands. With loyal and jicac. ful : .ii
ji-cts. a beautiful stretch 1' country I
hid state, in.lynilict rt j.alac. and v.. i
illed co!i'< v., 1.01:1 v. i ic!i I: : c.::i ali ; !
> induly his : . 1:.. ta I Ids lo\.
! r what i; I ;.<:ii!ul, I : i. a princi
'.:11 cv 'i I'riina j mi 1st uvy.?Mom?
'% Ui *'
.y bout DiinmntK
Color! --s diamond* are usually the
most valuable, l>ul a colored stone with
an exquisite tint fetches as high a price
as any. The famous Uopo diamond,
srV.Ws.seW? "lK"" ',14'Jr:^ fT'
superb sapphire blue 'color.''
monds of tho first water aro very rare,
ami in the wholo of Europe at tho present
time there aro only five of more than
100 carats weight. (A carat is S-lj grains
troy.* The largest of these is tho gem
of !no imperial scepter of liu.-Ha, wlneh
came from Italia.
The others are the 1'itt or I.'"gent dianioinl
belonging to the Kroneh govertii
ineiit (111is was the jewel Napoleon used
to v. r in tlie bill of his sword;; the
Tuscany diamond, whieh is i >\\ the
first crown jowel of the Emjieror of
Austria; tise "X ?!ti;ioor," in tin* | ivrs
sion of tjueeii Viejoiiu; and t > "litar of
tie* Si nit 11," wliieh oi i in illy came front
llrar.il, ami i-. now |\iug in pawn in
soin hanking lipase in I'aris. The diamond,
which can only be eut ami polished
by its own powder, is t itle r fa. !i
ioneil into a *'tose" or a "brilliant..'' In
{ tho former, one portion it nin<l" fiat,
i w hile t he rest of tic tone is earved into
a fact ted dome. The latter, whieh ialways
made ; out three times a ^ tiiiek |
as the rost\ ! ; ;:|w;:' etll into f::<'i ! s. lei I i
1 j mmis to f .ri.i a, ! l of ?tilp\ ia'ni<i,
| with a common central ha*o or j_;ii"?Il? .
! IiOU'lo'l 'IVI";'f;I |?!l.
!!: si in tin- i'pi'ii ,\
Dr. Oukiuaii S. I'..!- is a |*rt : t '
liever in ii- t, ami thinks that. no.\l to "
j > !? ji, l!i* a. I I ll- i.il ' I:. I of ri'st
I may l<e t ikt :i ill tin* , .i ..I:. Talkiny j ,
i f fi t r?-eerily. h" : t:
* i h i\v i t t iTiii I l .-r I a hi n (h>| "ml - I
? nl in !y imi n 11." (i ! - n who i? \> aitl in
ihe i 1. If a hu v." I ati ran nil 8till for I
a ft w itii' ' ' I i .; : \ !; ihiric i j
l!i" ilav a?rl ; aw a; all th -n lits o|
a I .::. a I. i jto: : t t T : 1 w l:. ill
lit . h" v. il! (iti'l "I'll v. "Mli! j^roat
' !y ivfr ! I ' ; ! . Yn-:e c mi I i
II' : tat Itia t i l. r- t. < ): " nil'ii I i
j never Kit KO tir I its to ! compelled to i
lake r.-I, ami if l": i tale-n j-; I
j i!i"ioti lv a', i ;,t ? t: ;I!i i .t : \ ..!s, o: i
' in'ii'i' v.*?iiiM t m> lire I in t'i I com- 1
I pel lei I toy i away for r I.
"I.itMary m-a. or tn n who ?lo a ;rivat 1
! i". -:-l i f iunin wot r ;tiir ;i ;,r<-at ?h-.il
I in. m* r I than inaniial lahnrers. l'h>..ii
ral wi'i'r rsonly t their mm eh s tire?l.
I The i m ! s at i i:eh ittuiv ? a ilv r? .-I- j
: ml than tiie brain i . I train worker.
t hor.M ' .!n> tln-ir n -L in the open air. j
I Any i i th " ! '? i : a rest to a .
In* i : \vi ; l.er, ami :.! . r ho lie < liocn
j -iij.h. i:> ; ! a: 1 ami i \. rei ha: his I rain ,
i to any r tit. a walk i r rklu i
: th" e< in' i \ i!l I t! ',ri. I.- ; po-siMi ;
i i t. r : i o..i i ?livw York i
a:, i
'I !.(* at '! I'm* Ck Mt-:.(, i
TiitM : - :! w: nil 11 ;i- 1
| l>!"!n i f '.lie 'I nsi' w.. . !ir. i it .I h\
the prl litivc t i i. * f Constant im? 'I
pic timl the I' CH I'V.>vi:i--i a of tlie ?>M f.
ihiin-.'ii i'i ij-t i.n < in' i f tin '
;;ro\\ in i.ilhi :; ? . t iu i lianily. I: 1
v.a : n. t until r.hont the year l aft r ,v
lit - Turi I n 1 i . t a 4 m *Ii.-n r a
; j?:ins i i : t .1 l ;ur? ; , niul lai'l ,
*' | it 111 ' ' i viijiiiiluuiilllc> lit . i tl,C i 111 ?. ? ,
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<'i;! 1:; . .. ? ! , i MU-rii:
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liiuVijtii'S, llu1 I'ltlo In'itv; ko Btl'ict a ; ; c
ti> : !'.> . t 1 1 \ .'? ?! 1 .it I- ! t;
of ll. i- ! ' i ; | 11:: , . i.> I
jco . I'til < .... r 1 til>h?
4>4.1 |it 1 : . ..? 1 1 (I It' i .*?
cviil lij : i- Tut; a Itali'ittnl ? : ' !. 1.1 iis
all < . v.! far, It a.uiiUil
j uii?'\I'li.ii!'1 i. i I. *
Tin- lilt' * v'.iii' I; 1 ! : :<> 1 . el- of
i 1 !i. l>fst i'. . In:', lit ? 111:1 ?rity ??l
.k i- 1.:.; ! '.>!. . ;:i 11 : 11 : 1:. i;
t |'i. .. .'i . ; | : i'Mf. ! liar I pm
tin. '1" ; foll'itvin ; i.HiilltMif 111? |
! .. \ |>t? I I r mania . ttliv
l i:? < i- .1 !<ri . I i i*. j n\. <1? r.
w< il . i . : .. 1 i -it rlrty, am! a
v?-ry iii: < i ! < 1 I i.i v.ry i.i,iaiat>- 1
' \ !:;! - 1 I : . 1 t t 1 I at- ,
1. 1 war' . : . i > :i : t ]>a. to with
i \ ator. 'I. 1 . ' i ; tm?! into m< ! !- ;
I?f\arii>11 ..! !:: ! a: -1 i I' t. til, i'lltl i
! all<>\\ < ?l 1<?' i la- j la :r p. i;a!i r.i atx
' t !?? :* t! t 1 a i ariiaiv, wltrt'i !
they arc 'vuivti"?that l.t, half luiUcd ot
harilt'iu 1. V hcu thi.i hatt 4 ??:? ilouc
tlu-y ai'- r?? ;* 1 with i-iaum l 1:1:i?hi
< 1 |?:i. ! ?;': par an 1 iitt .r!a, aa ! fatally
iJj.it' 1 i ?ani:t:'i In at, until tiny 1
aru huilici* ntly hukt !. wltcii thry art *
I'otulv for IIn ! ali.t. ?.Surjj; i< ; .!:.? ;??-it?. r. j \
Sjniil' .1 I i IV.. .1 nilun'.
A tl: ; i "!' i i| "i ?:: ?' ,
in II,:., in,;" I, n . :.i. l.t :;lt:m 1 i" j .
I'll? I c e! i n : ; : ! r, e." : : i
I l:ii :? .1 I ' i!. I > .11 i! 1 -1 s ? :.: i* :.l
I,:--, i:. - Ixvu iloprivi I of ihu >;-:tiui:y ?
t . fuhill i.i.i i 1:.:1 In -rn j !
life with the (i\f?l < : !.! ..-! to kill J
Ml i \. lli. ;i ..:i l 1. ;* . s :?! ::t '
the tl..!< < i * ! -v i i a l. ir way
i : \ i t 11 i??! I i' * 1; a 11 a! rt a< 1 \ \
I. ill. . 1 I i a . : : I if 1 Im at.: la : !. if. :
wnu! 1 uav? 11 t l.ii:i 1 : r ?j::5.?* a litt!f
v. !. ! i v. ' 1 It ivat hotl 1
tlio mark. l!o \v:?:i williiij'to tijfrct ;
l i ; i\. 1.ii;. if i:;> a :i i it' 1. utv :>!!
>iv< ! t i fr. 1 i lit a: a in ! a:* tin
si.l Ii;i :.:.! : ? i. . I i thought il
i;ival lumhhip thai so rt '.'.oiinhlo a !*<?' I 1
quest ihoiiUl I rcfusi ili ...iii I'Vnnclsct
l 'hrniiiirli'. 1
-
Moi'i* jloiit y I ?r Y ''mh j '!! ::? I'lour. J
A J.n :ai :.l i :ii.: 1 V wh ? i! . I'i:s- r
ilK-ss i:il <>\t!i?* ?I..' ha > ;>i?'yoil a t
1'ivivi I' 1? j.n a fi.r i ; i . -at! , uiul <*:i ;
ift r ? la .11 : j y I a >
lliml 1 at f \ >\v? !
in \ 11 ir : w r.- I'll : ' i" i a t 1 ;
th 1J i. i ' 'u . I ' ' : : phi;; i
tt.'...? ' fur i'... ! > .:. . mot* t!i.:u *
lh I'. ..- i ill 1 r t i i; - Tin*
ittfit - tlliu* 1 v. 1*1 !i i to! lit" :
j.iiii- tif I * : \. .! It I it 1
f*il w i: i; < f |J. -nr. 'i i I i: . ia i
ffi -ili'l , :.:nl \ f I il ii \ . .! t if truth.?
'in..,
I Oil.MINI.
()M MuniiM'i'liit.
A Hcholar ii&tnnl Mil o chancetl t '
afl<-r>; m l'? ? ttU r a hookl i:xh i'ii ?1. >;? '
in I'arij iciir; t:t tlu* man wa;
ahotit t > < :;t no a 111:*-.? f iiianuxcrii.t, !;< '
i t i - " '
? ? n.i 9 r.\ iiiiiik1 ir. jo in sur* ,
1 ri !.'! t in 1 tlrit li h:nl hit ujoti tlit. '
works of A o! ..! 1, ;i ! .1 1 rvilltv < f 1
the Jiiiilh < :iry. . in;; it i value, '
Mm >> | ii. !?.? i t' '::amurri';>t, a'.ul 1
ill . . |>. :\i I .. \ Vl'lllcll COI j1
( t.iir. '1 i -i.y \.ih,an! ?'n-(:.il, of tho ?
early u;?ja,?LliicaiJo Herald.
Mr*. Kol Stalth'* Partner.
A (front tunny stories buvo bocn told
concerning that clover uclrcss, Mrs.
Kol Smith, I 'it this is tho latest,
Mrs. Smith, with her husband, was
traveling a Ion? distanco by rail recently.
When night carno on sho rehpj.
compartment in the sleeping
car, leaving Mj-. Smith over a game
of cards with a party of friend*.
Mi's. Smith retired to tho back of
tho don bio bunk and was soon asleep.
Sho was some timo after half aroused
by ilio cautious arrival of Mr. Smith,
who evidently did not wish to disturb
her and who got in tho,berth very
cautiously. Doing already uwakjj she
til mod a! id s.nid
Don't tnitul ino; I'm av..l;o already."
At her C.rst woixl Mm supposed Mr.
r'mith ?;1 his < !< ihes and darted
out of the herth.
Mm f-milh \v;:s too experienced a
r to scream, for had t l:en
m tin situation ut uluucc, and I:new
that ill.* fugitive I aid i cr 1y in. e a
::.i take in his lierlli.
i ..rly i:i tho morning the met a
i :!y. a fellow traveler, \v!:o appeared
wry nuieli troubled. Sim tout Mrs.
t-'a.i ' !' ' !:er hu:-hated I .a-1 been Into
i: 1 ; tin;- to bed, and L.-d mistaken
sroil. r bi n!; for theirs and gotten
ii ' > i' i In Irid, however, iseaped
u.*!r<.i:t election wiien he heard the
'iJe.t v.hat is troubling me," said
!'.; I I; . "i ; that when Mr. 15 took
-.1 hi . el< iIrs lie placed hi.; wa'eh ar.il
poekHi o!; e"int nni:io alibis money
.nd our raiiroad tickets under the pit
low. lie for;ro? these in his luirry,
I imd i 1 I:now in whoso hunk
'< id s, it is sin h an awkward
j ii t!: nu
' . y : i ; lam, sua! .n . ?'.:r.illi,
' .t . my i rlli, ittul I have b<
... i: , I . i . pi r ?d" tie- vnluabh s
-> : v i 11:. m I!'. :: re me the vain
j.i. w ori< i
"i :i.Tj f?; 1 1 ;-.-in-!i Ci'ltiilitiit-..
< ft'. rimimils ::ri sled in Pari*
ii 1..,- i . -e of the y. ar - tile li'.'iin*
! !l" 'i. incredibly bir;.re Pi.p. 0
lad it ' 'i.lined the i?.* :*?? oi J.i. '1* c ;
. ! : mi epidemic <-f crimes ol
.1 |? rpet: it' ll hy yonre.' men.
u;d it' tin tlii vcsamlnss; sins at pi*e?1.1
< iiiiiia I in I'i\ neli pi iso'is were
it i : rci :?!iu;- to tin :i* aijc it would
I i l!t.:t tin very hn---e majority ;
.. * j-" i i ' up of youths between 111
id L . ! j statu ties were supplied
?y the 1 seeuliiig counsel in the la:-: ,
; i 1 >? n . lion that ha- come hefoi .!"
I < - lit., and the c<.in>o ? i (
1. i: i I applied the explanation of
ie'I !. ii was a murder ea.-o of ox
: .- i. ;y hi iitii 1 ity. 'the victims
a old woman of T'i and her '
: . iue i mat of the parish 1
-i i:, : > < id man of 70. ') lie ci iut '
n i v. . i!-.' joji of the parish I oadic, (
I lie motive for the murder was (
it i:. > hr<>lv< n i
l.' ; t i . I. t! : < : .1 n i.i n kI t (.1!; ilow11 t
n : I l'<r < ' . I on (iio stan-rasc, anil I
>i . .( man hrnlali y inur I
1 i < < ?Ii11;as oi' - a |\-w 1
: I I ' : .o - \\ c: (.'jit i n il oil', 1
>1 in la .1 llio niti day 1
: I i' ~y iil I:is p?-i 111 ait'I
: i . 1 wit !i hloi 1 .M Ibr (
: . o i'1 ti,.it a !.?iu: rarrrr v
' < .( I in ihi . lim-riMo ..
"' i ntra^o ll: > r.vidtiirr {
' ;' , ami tlio jury found
; i * .uiiiy willi ? x; mint
' ' '?i-u-1?i;ta . ' ftHsttpHstTTCint
' v? e l s.i'cir.s incoiit'ci vahln.
A ; ' ,V * ', i \ i1
\ . : : !. : oNplaiKition U'.tds in
i i*i The prisoner was only
I..- !. i i loipr, fair liair, hhieeyrs, 1
I i '. !: t.i a youinjf |_*;ii*l. No '
. . v i d i Y noli prisons urn full of x
< ui. frit xinaSs. -I?iiilou News. *
A v. jilt rt iT.lir.r OtiaSI'Irs. 1
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.. t !* a : ' in> h'li.;a:"i!>'r '
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'. v ! ' mmt a poinul. ami 5
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Id: . : I 1 of : i inali line!;. t >n
; fr tlif di'iik, w I'-ii his i
< . 1 t > it, a i ]>'.?; par i
i: I a:.t s:i laly at the <
:. I , ltd 1 oI ?f a : i cltlMit' '
. < ii :: tin' wrapper, |
r. il \.. s :. i :i t > l a a hard,
; J ? t f -.no olio, t.f a li. ld
tv*r, v i'ii <! " flit's cut to
'j if I :tii:,a i f 11:t? slono was
. . 1 p; ; ! in > t:\ hiesico t>l (
... : a ; i vi'ti rmtMtlh <>vrr ^
. i::>; . i!: < las. There
, a. o- ' ' . -i; a ?eiiuine
to; ?, h'.lt lU-'Vfl iholcss, possessed (
llfxihili'y of v, i . uv of India rub- '
. Y. n t :!;r:i i i the iiautl and '
mi i l t!a? ? n f i's tlal stir
a.-" il v. -il ! ! i a-l foitl. 1
villi a tla ! !..ii.i! ! ? -u: d. The <
a. - t v. I . ! ; . v y in llif I
. 11 . i. ! v. r ::i an < 1' I i ;
it;-. V. .'-'I. i i I.' : a...lily l-V olio '
:,.i i. . ' : \ ' ' ; an 1 ivmain v
11 t' ; : :.i- :; \? two tuuls
: t <1 ; . r -. il. f:\ " feulrt'
ul.l i ? p; i 'il la,Si a a iufh below (
1.: . .. 11 ? rial In id j
u i ll:" t' i: Ii. t ! 1;. r t otihl he :
ant an.-;.! t-v.:i infli. The |
. . ;i. i. : i . i ' . : 1' e I!.it ai:rI
;l :!?? I to
? 1 e of :.:i 1
i i ! v . : ? : :c*nL pot*- 1
p'.idio ill '.s MSulcS" prc.Suie.
1 ii'it el fuel.' ViilllS OaliJll."
Tli?? crov. iiin ' of Tho National
ira was that i: famous of novels,
Tnele Tom' , (ilby Mrs. Harriet
!. njuT ttlo.ve, \\ hi" !i l>e;."in i:i tho issue 1
t' .1 uue 1, I'M. and en led April 1, 1SV2.
I. lure it v\ ,t, half lini de l it had created
u !i a :: alien li. it I in-Jewells, of ilos :i.
had it sleia otyp I, and immediately ,
it'tt r il v.as e.cnp! ; 1 i.i the paper il
; ill in d in I h 1 r:.i. la its earir.'a
ef puMi di . it the news*
lpel" il Si eined !i> fail Ii..!. '1 h cirClllai
>n nl Tho National lira was Id.OOO when
I.'ne'e 'A 111'' was lie : tin. I hi the 1st of
\ii a t, 1''>!. shortl\ alier the preat ro
nance was roiuplt It !, the eiieulation
.1.: .e Up to 1'j.oell. , >11 !?,V. ",0, lb.VJ,
. reached ?<,00t)??Washington Gazette.
? in . Us I i.ill r llieir I'latos.
.dr. e't '.iile, tho preat l/iker of I.onleii,
whodi d recent 1 y, lii.e many other
in a v, tin atterwards attained t.i wealth,
tad a fa'.e start ia life, fur his lirpt
,eiiluie i ndi'd in bankruptcy. Ho tried
. in, and soon became wealthy. Jlo
ii a i"\ id I each of tl.o creditors he had
.eeii "Mi,, I to pay but partially tocouio
o a dinner. Haeh puest found under*
lis co\er a check for tho balance duo,
ividi i;:t : t lip to date. Mr. Neville is
:.i 1 to have hoc 11 offered and to have re*
u ? d l>od,000 for bis business a short
iuio beloio his death,?Exchange,
IT IS BOILED 'WAY/DOWN.
SOME FACTS FROM A CHEMIST ABOUT
CONDENSED MltK.
Tlio 1'riKTM of Preparing 'It for the Market?How
and by WUoi? It AVua FlrVt
Hone?Why It I* lft CerUtJu Torui Good
1'VmmI for Infant*. r~\
"Tel! me something a>X)Ut condensed
milk, its manufacture and its popular
uses," requested a Globe reporter of one
of tlio l>est known chemists in Boston,
as the two sat discussing matters in general.
"The demand for condensed mill:
grew, I suppose, out of a desire to render
milk capable of being transported long
distane. s and to keep it sweet for a long
time. It is hardly worth while to go
into a teeiuiieal description of the process
?>f condensing; as it is simply evaporation?by
means, however, of a vacuum
pan. *
won KINO IT OUT.
"In the middle of this ccnturv. l*ro
feasor I'.. N. Ilorsford mailo numerous
experiment?showing that milk could l>e i
successfully condensed l?y evaporating
it at a low temperature with the addition
of some sugar, Ho did not employ
a vacuum pan, but lie |>ointed out the
means by wiiieh his assistant, Dalson,
with ISlalchford and Harris, succeeded
in placing ^hc find condensed milk upon
the market. This milk, which was sold
in cakes packed in tin foil, formed part |
of the provisions which l>r. Kane took (
with liiin on his noh?r expedition. 1
"In is:?n Illutchford improved the process
l?y introducing the vacuum pan.
In the same year (Sail I'ordon obtained
a patent for applying the vacuum pan
in a particular way to the preparation
of condeused milk without the addition
of sugar or other foreign substance.
This milk, however, would not keep for
any length of time, and Hordcn added
sugar; and his preserved milk appeared j
on tlii; market in tin boxes, hermetically
sealed. Ilorsford and J'orden share the
honor of having invented condensed x
milk. 1
"(.'ondenned milk is prepared by evjip- 1
orating ordinary milk at a temperature
below 1UU degs. C; preserved milk is condensed
milk to which sugar has been a
added during the process of evaporation."
,
"What js ihq ordinary condensed milk "
ef commerce'/" asked the writer.
".Simply condensed" milk to which (
rauo sugar has been added. They found
lii.u 111 mi' condensing, alter tlie mill; v
reached a boiling point, the fat separated
from the rest, ami a proper decree
>f thickness couhl not be obtained, hut
that by adding cane sugar the milk
.on Id be reduced to the desired consist nev.
If the milk were thin enough to 1
shako around in the can it would be ?
lmrned," as it were, by handling, and
ittle lumps of butter would gather in it.
Sven in common milk that has been c
nought to tne for analysis, I have found '
ittle lumps of lmtter if it has come a
ong distance on the ears.
"Then there is another kind of conlensed
milk that milkmen aomelimes
vorli tiff on their customers when their
egulur supply has been soured by a
liunderstorm" '
"Is it really a scientific faet that a
hunderstorm wiii loaf milky" broke in 1
he reporter, whose crude ideas on that
mint had been Raftering for enlighten"^es,,'i\friijitl.i;o,
emu- . i
st. "At least the conditions during a I
hunder storm are such that milk often
vill sour then. For one thing, thunder
itorms usually come on very hot days.
Chen, too, the unusual amount of ozone
n'evalent during a thunder storm, the '
irosenco of nilrie acid. in fact. oauirhL 1
n the air, washed down by the rain,
may have something to do with tin;
souring."
DIIVI2RKNT yU.Vt.i'i IBS Of MJI.tC.
"lint as I was savin;;, milkmen often
airy around in l?ulk, in t<m quart cans,
i kind of condens" 1 milk made without
su^ar, and that will keep several days,
l'hat kind is the he t in the world for
ha hies brought 11 > by hand."
"How is that':" asked the reporter,
^rowin-; suddenly interested.
'Well, this fallaev about 'one row's
nilk for tit" bahy'is pretty well Unockeil
flit now. People iu the lirst plnco are
lot sure that they are ^ettin; one cow's
nilk, and th ne:.t place it' they are and
the row is di ; ; 1 the baby's health is
?ndan?cved. The miik of a whole herd ^
is nine*naif rm; and t!>.e process of conleasing
will remove i r destroy any in- *
jurious iu re.'.;, nts or taints that ini^ht
[tare been in the milk before it was boilsi.
This kind of condensed milk is the
best for eotf v, a' >, as it will not dilute !
mil weaken th c >oe ' as common milk !
will. 1 have used it i:i my family for i .
years." | \
"It is slran;-added th.; chcmi-l. ; .
"that there is no law re^ulatim; the sale 1
>f impure or eondensed milk, or mill: 1 i
not up to the standard. The lawsalb etin;;
common milk are many an.i at "indent,
but they do not apply to rond ::>< d milk.
Now, here is the reside of an nnal\.-Is 1
have just mam. of two samples of condensed
milk, llie lirst made from partly
skimmed milk and Ike second from
whole milk:
lVr tfi-nt
W'ntor H.'v-J
Fat -VIJ
Saliikt not fat S3. JO
' Total.. It J??)
tV'atijr. . 8M"i
I at ... r 1
Solid:t not fat )
Total 100.00
"You notice that the first is. 111010
half water and contains only .">. !() per
cent, of fat; yet the pu'oiic couldn't lei!
the diUc'rcneo."
"Whntis milk sugar?"'asked flu; writer.
"Milk sugar is made I?y extraction
from wliey, which contains >' '> p> r c< nt.
of inilk sugar. It is not .sweet, is insolul>h;
in water and will in I decompose. It |
is used a great deal in medicine, mixed 1
with pepsin, for instance, and t<> make
those little pills homieopathi.-ts use. It
comes to this country from Swit;: i land,
chielly, cryxtalized on thin sticks, jiist
as rock caridy is on strings."?lioston
Globe.
American I'or.:.
Hogs grown in this country nro fed
co largely on corn that American porl:
has acquired a distinctive charucU r as
being harder and containing more lard
than that of other lands. It is not a
bad.v^puto. This pork goes further
thari it othorwiso would, and if it is
less digcstiblo than that containing
moro lean, it in mainly oaten by the
\vlio work hard and wlio like lest t i:
food which stands by thorn llu* h ng
est.?Boston Budget.
J.f. FUSSY & BRO
DRUGGISTS.
I) K A L E H 8 I N
PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS
CHEMICALS,
TOILET A RTICLE 5
TRUSSES. SflOlJLDKR BRACKS, \-C.
READY MIXED PAINTS,
V* 11 ITE l.l-NSKKI) OII,^
TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLA5
PAINT BRUSHES,
CIGAP.j A?20 TOBAGCO.
JjA Ml\S, ,ni,t LAM1> tiOOht
cman'daliers,
IYIXKS AX I) LKjITOKS
I r Mcliciiiul use.
I'urefnl hmI o u?l?'i us attention to lac
cost tlirr.
??>
t'UKSi'trrnn xs twunrru.v no'/
nor.v !>! !> .it* .i/.i. n<>
We si-li iM oar fi'ii.ilh with erea'citl cuff
iiiy ll.iiti ii- low iim llicy can lie l.ioi-li
ror ci'li, mi I ,-c'l them at Lowest Li * > ti
I'rioc.-.
.1. W. I'OSIiV .S;
22 12 ly.
JO.. iVlhLE AJISAlf!~
.1 i:ssi: i.. swink. w j. oi.T/.i.i
wi: IN ini: ?;jiI;Ai
FAUMEKS ALLIANCE
Vprn-t Hi It i rii iiy wiar out \oi;
> ijtotis alii > " 1. in iiMiiliiiu over 1 -:<I ion!
o ami lii.in n. i k.-ih 1st, I . an I 20 miles
;i!n In a c, wli u ion i a;, buy gomls
JUf-i'r AM CUKAP,
ml sell y- lie i . to i it I'li-'ory jt'j.'s at
I V
We arc now iao rji a cam] lcte liin
I' Dry (hauls, Notions, loots ami Jsl.ucs
iroccries. ?t. in.I our iio.Ho wl 1 be
(JVIi K SAI.!.S AND SMALL l'KOFiTS
)UR STOCK IS LiARQ 13.
OUR GOODS AIlli NSW.
OUR PRICKS ARE LOW
Cull on u~. c?u:i n> ti--,'ami 1 e convincehat
the alii>> e statimenl is
'A LI j WOOL, AND A YARE
WIDE."
5WINK- OETZEL& CO.,
One .''nr frvm MeW hirier'".
< >cl ! > if
DISSOLUTION.
<>111! :ii :i ! !' lluWi'l will In- !i~
i miIw i .'r-n. hr
tott. .1. i;. si'i:.\i;s.
}': .1 Jl. IMIW I:I.i..
All ju'-.-sui!-! In'. 1 !i ilic i?l?<vu iinii
iilltT 1 V lull III-:;. -.111:1. 1 .1l-t Mttlo llioii
ii'iclih 'Ii;' i n : ! i :?in> (lull I'lsio. <>r tlu-v
i: \iil-. ?it Ohe ?..o? i.\; mill iic(.<?ii:is in tin
{ 'ST.AUS iiiiWKI.ii.
Dee <i !'- li fjinyiN
\' " - i v ???? 7 In* V . 7.. !? *.
IU?( H I 1*5 ;
2*') botloiii. li.ti- I'ilil (i.lW 11 il" U IViLlu.
it \
r . a?";.-- t
fr, v x ?
^ |
,v" v^:-v : ;/ . '-V
'.L ^7rT. va ^u2ll$S^C\:-V . \.
W. L. DOUCLAs?
|3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
iii ?!u> v.'orlil. I**ni;iln?' Jii?
fn.ciKii-Ni IM: hani?-SK\VKI? sinii:.
D t.no IIANII-M H i:i? UKI TSliO-:.
:i-.i.nn roi.iii: and SWUMIDS.* ^i.
Wi.no iv: It A VAMIM CAI.K SIIOK.
V. OiiKI N<i.M AN':- NiiDlv.
Si.01) mill SI.7-". li;?YV si ilOII!. ; '.JO* !
Ail ln.i !c In I miiii'i . iiutiuii k.i.I I i..'.
UV, L. DOUGLAS
33 SHOE j.AcTts>
Mosl. 7H:iforlr>!. J!o"t llivi I ii J .:>K
i not ; ill by your <i. aVr. ?rlm
\v. K.'iici.i. L>Ai<. mm*.: '.
! v tiii n ' 'V. I.. I' 'it'lri i s f!.
'..:i .>11 I prill lilt li .
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. * ' ^ v it wmki'iiA I.UUI fur
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Cn'-2*-~~* Pnrr <-r.' s is nt.w r" ITS ?** IT*
''
V! V ,vv,: AlVv.'k"!,',
nc<?<1 >1 i?f) ?hA?v?!. vi - :?.! you t<? tli *r v.!. .\ hi
firn-n i* fin ! ii> . ;i ' '? n'.om m ii -tliof ft.un* *
in %rtiuil*).* Ir.i'ir I ?r u , ?! u' ! * f t> ?r*wl 'g.. ^t trt. *1,
Ami tliu* %v* nrr fi pa. I. V.'. j. ?y .ill r ?p? fi Ic Aflii
T?>ii kit v\ f? I, if > ;? w ..M l:*.- fo po to rk f r ill. you car
rain fi .in 2V?0 r .?MlO jt %%*.k .m?l ii|>\\ftr.|? A l Ir. *?,
bliu.uu <V Co.. Ho* Hi V, l'oillnuil, MhI??<
.Fall season
CORSETS, CORS]
DUC1IESSE "IIIGII BUST."
DR. WARNER'S "CORALII
DR. STRONG'S "NURSING.
> "COUT1L" AND OTHER K
AN ELEGANT LINE OF L.
ALL TO BE FOUND AT Til
> HARRY IV
April I'.' 10
, GUNS AND A
V.T, have a Inrjic slock of 1 upurled nud Ann
MiiZ/.lo and I.o nlimr. ?. ? nr.. up
Also, lVwilcr. ( > i>*, Clank ami Loaded Shells,
I, anything in this liii", it vi'l j ay you to call at
Jan 4 y I
: Breai torii|jM
AUOTION*ON SA
See the Prices Q
[>
TOO yards C d:co at c worth ?r? c. M<
S'M) ' at 4^o worth (i}c. Mj
1'it) yarJs Woo! ii !?. I Kentucky Jeans, ut lie
. -Jl'Ae. He
Ticking, nt ('>! r.n I So. 8c
Feather Tu-k eg, at 11o and 1H e worth 1 "> Iff
an 4 18c loi
All-wonl red Flannel at lH.'.e. -lt>
l U'i mens it ' :! li r Shoes : ! "nV. f?0i
I'hiMre- s o>: jot Hp S!u os, nt Hoc. t>.~n
' Chiidivns -f.tt ?dio.\s nt 10.*. 75i
All its lirogans nt Y;*?c. 80<
High pr iors are dead. l'LYXN lias killed t
A tivsli lot of Clothing receive! h.bt inoath
prices :
SS Suits f .r SI 83. ! >(>
SlO Subs for St' 'J 3 * SS
Uhick ('?.?< Screws, SS 7S10 ar.d Sl'J 50. $1*.
Pins. !"-i:f|?in-?. Cottons an 1 l'brea I drown
t'l.l'.Ai: AN li SAI.ii of
1
LEADER AN J) CHA>
' NEW JEWELR
NEW
t] be I u IjC m ? *.
ami most choice sclccliou of Jewelry to be l'?
WATCH liS, CLOCKS,
KAII JUNGS, ClNGKIl U1N(
SUA'JSR AND SUjVKII
ALL KIXDS OF FUN
wJiich ho inli nils to scii lower than ever.
Alter uuhUi ? years experience in the hu
nr.: titicr of work in his line with skill ri
1111? DRY
Wo have our banners hung out "n the ontw ird
high prices. V ? have pric s ! iwn Mat nii-l w 1.
Our iuonensc stock of I>.y < i> ?<I<. Hoots, Shu
, tiroly new and fresh n hi the Factories.
THE PASS-WORD IS LI
lJrogan .Shoes for '.? cents. 1
Gents Congress and 1/icc Shoes. L'"? :
and up. 1
The best Scotch hi.tKMu Hod for >2 oO. i
j Childrcns Shoes from 1 "> cents ( : en t*. j t
A Lady's good I'litton Sli >e fi r *1.
A good heavy I'ool for *! "?(>. {
Can give Man 01* l???y a II <i f ir'J ) eiv.is. j t
Heavy all wool Jeans l*?r "J*? cent*. , I
40 yards Calico l r ' "> com ?. I 1
I I it papers Hair Pins lor "> cent*
_ OilCloth for Table Cover*, til) cents per |
yard. I
We cannot and will n
IV e have the best line of (Jenc-. an I IS.\ s CI >< 1
! \Yc can lit the largest man ?r snni'l -t l>>y in il,,I
Clothing, so don't forget t.i ea'l and examine cm
l'lease remember thai nil . ir i:ninen*e one
and fresh, and we have no s e ll' rn or inferior
lie sure and call at the UANN'Mil STORK of
KOD(
Sept i) ii(>
STOP AN I
S32KBC 389
\Y 1. wili nsk yon ilr. p in and giv
j lccto I Mock nl New il , .is 11.t j.ie now an
T'\ T3 TP o O f
?j- Ja. Jjj o o c
(?ur S 'nl, oj i'ir.-s 1' : 1 r ? - 4* in|>] ?ii
Holll iel l\-. ( *'ih1i 111* I 1 *, jiidei'.r-. I'l III-, J-'.i
W e v. ea lii r i ! lln i /it! ii .- - jut i 11 alii
! Iali st ' ii
i B i< 0 T S A \
O.ir 15.ot ami Mine il p.ii tim'iit ?? ?u - i?-1
| tu the rubl e. Our i <'..? trade i~ p: .i
I wo thnm t<>
CLOTHING ! CLOi Hir
In ibis ! | aiiim ui \w hnvo piircha^ni
i now I'U'i) I "! ply llic <1< mafids o!'cv'ry (
j Mill In ?! # < li n i i hi ! i- m I >rr Miif of bL<
* a Ari,N ^vrv i
i Wi a*4. \ M t o.iihiiic our liryo an
Caps, * v. iy !i:i; , onaliiy mi style. \V
i i anco" Iio'.
Wo havo a jioliii' e.-rps of Sadlcsmcn w!
lb roiiL-l ''I Mink. Aii Coeds bo! at the
; I
i March -'J 1
? ? ' ' *? ?*? '' - r JJT' ^
T)F 1889*90.
2TS, CORSETS.
^E."
INDS
ACES, CHEAP.
E EMPORIUM OF
r. COHEN & BRO.
At Colton's old stand.
MMUNIfm
srican Ouns, Single nnd Double Barrel,
lling nt prices (hut cannot be beaten.
Gun Implements, etc. If you want
FOSTER, WILKINS & CO.
E BEST SEWING MACHINE IN TIIK
WOULD.
,MLY $19.50 AND
FREIGHT.
BCELEBRATED "DEMOREST" STILL
IN TI1E LEAD.
SOLD ONLY. BY
LKINS & CO,
Sale at Flynn's.
SBBCTBH?
TURDAY 9TH.
,uoted Here :
ns heaxy Boots, all sizes, $1 30
itch those prices ami you will strike oil.
iiitnitits Calico, 2c per yard,
mounts Dress Goods 4c per yard.
Drc>s Goods 5c per yard,
p Dress Goods, (i^o per yard.
13 Dress Goods, 10c per yard,
c Black llenr ettu-fnr 24c.
b " " " 20c.
o " Casliniero for 42c.
b " " " 50o.
b " " ?? 58c.
hem.
now olfered at tho following ridioulous*
Ovevc'.ats for S3 05.
Overcoats f .r So 50.
: 00 Overcoats for $8 "?0.
in to any person bnyiog at the GREAT
[>. O.
1PI0N OF LOW PRICES.
tf
Y I
JEWELRY!
the largos
BllEAST PINS,
IS, CUFF BUTTONS,
PLATED WAKE.
IE STATIONERY.
siucss, lie is fully prepared to do all
id despatch. All goods aud work
F G TREFZER
"iiriilE.
wall an the war cry is down, down wit 1^
keep ihem down.
e", ilnts, T: links, Clothing, lire en
VE AND LET LIVE.
> Papers Pins f<?r 5 cents.
'0 !>a Is Sewing thread for 80 cents.
12 l)u/.i n Mutton* tor 5 cell's.
susnrndei S fir 10 cents.
\ 10-1 IPnnket fnr SI.
\ full-grown l^iii!t for IK) ccnis.
\ l.i nii' u'nl Counterpane for 75 cents.
ids Un lor-hii ts, for 2"> cents.
ei ts t'olinr-', nil sizes, for 10 cents.
>euut:!u! I. ice. Curtains cheaper than ever
1 cfore, au>] only a few pair left.
t
Lot be undersold. 1
!'ng, that ha- ever been shown in Union
county. We have the inside track on
slock.
k in every department is entirely new
goods to g' t rid of.
>ER & PURCELL. {
?
) LO O K .v
0 a look M the large and we';l-Bcriving
daily.
t O O D S .
in every particular, ounsi.-tiug j^f
rni O'.nih, &c. I
1 i ti"ii to our Press Putterus of tho
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