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jj*f ' ' ??? mmm????? THEIR CHILD WIVES. J The BangaJeae Protaat Againat tha j Law Incraaaing the Minimum Afa of Oonaant. Calcutta, India, [Cablegram.]?At an open air meeting held here 00,000 Beogalese protested against the govern neat's bill iotr?d?~?J--. , lZ%'u, in toe legislative council, to protect child wires l>y increasing the minimum age of girls consenting from ten to twelve years, | v at which nue they are to lie given in mar* i ? rtage. Heads of loading families and a V Dumber of rajahs and pundits were prea- . ant. The Bcngalesn oppose the change, Jj contending that the Hindoo scriptures . authorize Hint unit liagc ho cou?ummated before twelve years of age. ^ A No. 1 Immigration Scheme. Richmond, Va., [Special. |?A novel r ?lan that has several promising feature " aa been devised for attracting flrst-clasr v immigrants to Virginia. Judge Charles < Crattan and Capt. II. L. Iloovcr, of Staunton, authors of this plan, proposu *< to organize a stock company of $10,0(10,- \< 000 capital, divided into 100.000 sharca II of par value of $100. Of this 07,0410 ' shares shall tie laud stock; that is, it Hindi 1 be issued to land owners of the State at ?| par in full payment for property to be h deeded to the company, the price for * which shall lie its value as assessed in ' 1800. This would leave 51,000 shares to be sold for cash, payable in monthly in atallrnents of 4 per cent, per share. This li would furnish ready cash (or advertising > and all other expenses of tho corpora- t Tlra luiwl t 11C 11? 1?I ullllll tint llA I Bold at Irsfl than double its assessed val- n tuition in IHtlO. In case of sale the com- I1 pany shall pHy to the original owner < three fourths of the money received from I the sale, less 5 iter cent, thereon, upon ( his surrender of the stock representing it. The underlying idea of this original t ftlan is to make an organized offer to- < iring buyers from a distaiieo to settle in e Virginia, ami to a (fold tho farmers of the State a chance to dispose of their su- u pcrahundant acres at as high a price as It is possible to get for them under existing circumstances. Colorod People nnd tho World's Fair, tl Wamiinuton. I>. 1 Special. |? Rep- (| resentntive Candler of Massachusetts, in- j troduced in the House, by ropiest, a bill providing that in the. building to bo creeled by the Cnvernment for its exhib 1 fr I II * ~* '** * >nfttmt>tnn fTvposfffon sp ace shall be allotted to theeolored peo- 1 j pie of the t ailed States to exhibit works ' of nrl. tlehl. pix?ducl?.-tjve^ stock, inven- ' tions, nitujilfaeluie.s and othql" artic les raised, fabricated. purchased or'owned by colored people. The space so ullottcd to ' the colored people and the exhibits therein shyll be under the direetion and control of the Hoard of directotsyif, the Col- " orcd Win-Id's Fair Asmu iaiiop ??f Anim- !j iea, an institution iin <>i |> i;11tl*d under the , laws of the Stales of Alabama and (Jcof- ' 6in. The said Hoard of Dfreetota shall j, u entirely tinder the rn.ilad and subject to the ordris of World's Culimihinii Com. mission'mid. the I>iree|ni-Oeneial thereof, r and to sur.h rules iiml regulations as I hey may from time t<* rimeoutke. A cum not exceeding f'JOO.tlOU is'a|i|>i??|?iiutc<i VN for the purpose of paving tin* expenses of the transport at ion, rare, and custody S( of the exhibits made l?y the eo'o?e?t people, ami the return of the same, and fur ^ the expenses of the Hoard of-Direct (vrs j the Colored World's Fair* Association/ , =? r? ? mfil {] 1^' m W"" " p< For Spring'! By Building np 1 Your System - i So aa"to Prevent \ That Tired Feeling' * { Or Other Illness. \ ^ ?; Now Take _ . . I Hood s Sarsapartfla 1 TRSK1TV COLLEGE 1? September I, 1891. |t A College of Philosophy mill Arm; ACiiHw of font mwt; A t'ullrti' of Uu) 1 . "ikoiA wr mfuSwii.' /n I win* r. iikhivkli., a. n.. president. 11 Trinity Cult ay /' <t ,\. (1 '"rlnlly High School li'repntuiorvt In Randolph county,open aukum l. s LADIES ONLY J and n Rubber Slilohl for .!??<-. t ouli.lcttl iul Address 1 Mum. W. I,. I.swoon ('n? ;,s suite m . cir III. | BARRY KNEES v;::,; Adopted l?v Mn?lt*iit? .it \111luTM. .m.l ?>tlu>r Collrge?, hUo, hr prof?-*iiitu:tl .nut Imimiio^ inou every I when*. li not for Mile Iii your town M-mi 2?V. t?? |i. J. liltKr.l.V, 710 Washington Mm t, r.??>l<?u. SALAFAGLEFA! "Hie Indian Herh Remedy. Nature's great cure for | Indigestion, Sick Headache, Constipation, Illinois . Attacks ami all Troubles of the sionmch. l iver and ' Bowels. For years this licrh hits Immoi the only rein- ( edy line.I liy the eelelirated Mesealero Indians, , noted throughout the is nut try for their remarkable ' strength, rigor nnd length of life. Thousands of | testimonials on nie. Only 'AT> rents for n Imi nf this great hottnehtdd remedy. For sale bv all druggists. I or aent on receipt of price l>y the SAI.AFAtll.PKA HKRR CO., Kddy, New Mexico. iNo liostAgc slainps oooepted ) KefercQ*. First National Itauk. - ? ouiij run- eicie Ire unirersal satisfaction. Why should you ,-?r mldlemen'n profits when you ran buy direct'from us Ilia ] nanufaeturrrst Rend us 210 and the fnllou ing measures tnd we will guarantee to lit and plciu-e you or refund your money. Rules for measurement breast measure, jrer reat, close up under arnts, waist measure over panta at waist, and inside leg measure front crotch to keel. Mend Nix Centa for 12 samples of our f to Mi n's I Is Its, faahlon plate and tape measure. Boys' Suits. |.s .'.o. Children's Rults, 23. Kl>. I.. Hl'NTI.KV iJMl'O. ^ I . Bkatssal. Tallses, IM Ka?t dins Street. fktrags. III. | " T XX JO , \ KING 1 i OF ALL I '1 COUGH CURES: DOCTOR ACKERS ENGLISH REMEDY 80LD kN it ENGLAND for la. lKd., and in AMERICA ' ; for 85 cents a bottle. j :i LIT TASTES COOP.) % vi . f I I ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.! ntonsive Farming Has Come to B? a Burning Question. leorge W. Truitfc Say* it ia the Salrt* ration c*t ??? --Lock ui Labor Makes it a Necessity. George W. Truitt, in n successful Georiu farmer on I lie intensive plan, a* ? rybody known who ha* oecti to the lelninnt Exposition at Atlanta for the ?st year or so. I ant fall lie and Mrs. rruitt carried olf several thousands dol*rs in prize* for their displays?Mr. "mitt in the products of the farm and Ira. Trnitt in a multitude of exhibits of he liousew ife's skill. The pietnreMpie plantation cabin, surniinded l?v a leal < niton patch, which ttraeted so line li attention at the preions exposition, was Mr. Truitt's con eif. Tlie point of llii niliele is the rcnaisllice of inleiisive tannin;;. A dozen ears fljjip it win mm h talked of, and the Ion. Karris Km in.hi. it ? **?. ?! ! *? mIirr?*?l |i a un al ?l?-.iI of 1111 -is hi lor the new nil tire. Situ 11 ii ill'- idea Iiiis been uietlv l?iil i ???111> ;?io;\inj? Ka<h year iis raised 1111 -oiur new advocate of till' ystcm and in some counties it has been xlensivdv >??ioj>t<*<I. Till- Hfini'it v of l.-dmi Iihs now mmle in cnsive fiil'iniiio a pressi'ic.; <picstion. fl HIS l|ll||Os| conn- 1<> Vm- IV III I rwil v. Thu nixiMtioii of fin* nr/jroe* within the Inst wo years lias, in many instances, left the iliinii iH with a Inr^e i lop in the firld and ioIioiIv to harvest it. This lias mused iiss :111 I lias formal I In* owners of land to oiisidcr means of culture with fewer lands. Happily it lias I found, and onnd to lie 11111 -11 more profitable than In- old way. .Mr. Truill says it will ho lie salvation ol I In- country, and he has ome to the eotiehision tliroiioh experi nee. Mr. Tl'iiitt ?ives a deseription of the let hod wliieh, in his pointed words, brings eonleiilmeiit and happiness." Here is what lie says: "There is no question in iho minds of hservint; people t hat we are drifting to to small farm. In fa< I, our labor is so isor?;ani/.ed and uureliahli' that the day f profit on the plantation isj^one, except i rare instances where the owner is n inn of exceptionable executive ability, ml has redtieed all his operations down l> t)io 111 oni otxtnomia linsinoas system. By hard work and constant, linremitittfX attention to details, I have succeedd in hritioino average poor land up to rhere it average" a hah to I lie acre. Of ourse some land produces more than titer. <?n eighty aeres of my iudividutU rop last year I made |o| hales, nvcragng 170 pounds per hale. On seventy a res my tenants made forty-six hales, or I hi i.mi nrirs mi i.iihi i.mi iiair.s in cmion. I I'liis is ;i plain statement <>f a simple fart. I is to liow I do tliis: ''Find, I hrt'iik ahout one-half of inv iiml with a two horse plow, alternating ach year, plowing \< rv deep. The othr hall I bed with sipiare-poiuted scoot|S. "I lay oil my rows four feet wide, runing ? scooter in front and a Johnson I ing the opposite ilireelion in same fur w. In that fin rod I place the cotton ed for fertilizer as carlv after ('liristniM^ ?''possible, forty Inishcls to tlie^-*'^' hh>it Hiu lUtli or loth of arck^in< n toll itvfliL'.se seed llMI iiouiui^^ , 'V. MklV*. 4J find the he;M'' A,S- ?f ^ -v r,l,nH w<w" \lntV<^ifnofH!^^ When Hie coVtoiraceif mnoti Vie hud, 1 use olio pounds of gos/pinni'pervuero just before ulanting. Or iV-t'sli Av iioui i run a suhsoil plow over he f^*tpj/.er, ill order to mix il thoroughv'JjiVfi yhe soil. holtoiii land 1 put 1,001 ioiiuTuViP fertilizer per acre, in the dril' lid t\i'o list furrows, and mis it well villi the soil, Willi the planting seed I >tft J ^0 hounds additional. From the I TfTrof^triy Jo the v!0th of June I lunad ttvf ' pound- per aure ahead of tin diiw.-te (>n- bottom land I u>e a mould l?ianf, making the beds a little higher lian on tlie upland. i;riuir (m.iiii 1111; i imi <i i ihmihi^ ikii mv across tin- beds ahead of tlit* planter, diieh destroys tin- rally i.os ami maker lie laml fu sh ami lev el. \\ it h a brooks' ilanter 1 put in two Im-liel . of seed per ere to insure a ?? ? 1 staml, iisiiifj 100 loumls of I'eitili/. a with seed on upland. ? ".\s soon as i oi i.ni on upland begins break tlirrriM incoming up^J, Mie first time, ami afterwards, died ly aeross t lie harrow rows. Then folo\v with an < irrhteeii ineh serape and liort seooler. itumini; shallow. Then tart the hoes, ever* hand carrying a hvec-fool st?.d< t?? r. .- ., die distanec act ween hills on all up lands. 1 plow ihis onee every twelve day-, v.- ag, aiier ;V.v I,isi iuie. a twenty lour ineh serape, eery tlat. plowing up to the timt of August. "On my bottom land I make the row* live feet apart, ami Initio the stand down lo four feet het wren bills I?y tnkingn twenty-four-hull seiapr and i inning two furrows across tin lows, leaving a helt of Ihrec inches to form tin stand. This entitles nic to plow both ways, leaving but little work to the hois This is better than dropping in the oh? < k ami insures n better stand. "I Aud that from the 'jotIt of March to the l()th of Apiil is die in t tinietoplaut cotton. . .... 111 mi vear to year from the In -i stalks, until now my cotton is at least loo per rent, better than it was ?-h lit \e:o > ? I i i ? r. iinpro?in?r it. "I use 111\ -! ,ii!i 11i.i111111* In itself to lvoill llatllitly' ill l?\ > impost |ii;|?|s. "I do not know that ( < ?ii! i ini|>to\e 'ti that |>lan. e\en ledming my opeia iotts to one fourth the land I now ?tilti ate. I do know that a man can nakc t w etil \ aires pay hiy money hv uilding it up for all it is worth hv fertil fine with peas in t he apt iutf ami rye in lie tall ? turned under and not < ut at all -I follow the next yeat with cotton. \- J a example of this, three years ajjo I had tenant who made twelve hales on twen acres of land. The following year ait land was sowed in peas in thesprini; ad rye in the tall, and last year it made ! iv^nty bales of cotton. "To get the br-t i? 11- from twenty ' res in cotton, starting with ordinary, j in out farm land, the lirst tiling to he j uje is to thoi?mIct111x terrace the land, ill dlr than there max he no waste from I as2ii.it;. The t< rraees must he made j long and on a level. When so made , my will not he any trouble after tlm ! eoiid year: tlien pupate and fertilize us ( iove I Jeep | 1. hi,.;; .11 the ]ilcpaiat ion laud i < -< i>t' d \ftei the plant is | . of coins.' the ii:i lower the cuitiva- ! >n the heller \le it tin "huh of July 1 ic cotton should all I - lopped, as tlial ' ikes it mature c u lit a and often saves . licit damage from toe caltci pillar. Most Tfc v * Vy "S ^ . m. v V * people w?|t too late to top their cot too and consequently fail to gat the real boo- f ' fit from the operation. L ' 'The talvatioo of thia country reate on I the intensive system of farming, amall I acreage, high fertilisation and thorough and rapid working of the crop means profit to the farmer. wh???? ;I* .... *uj meaoa a continued struggle and a miserable hand-to-mouth existence. The one system brings contentment and happiness, the other only trial, hardship and discontent" Qao. W. Tmwtt. - J THE CONFE3S8ION OfFAITH. A Statement Regarding the Recent Work of the Rerision Committee. i ' Colckbus, Ohio, March 4. ?Dr. W. E. Moore, Secretary of the Presbyterian (Ventral Assembly's committee on the revision of the Confession of Faith, which held its second session at Washington, Feb. in. savs: "The udip method was pursued u at the >e*aion* in Allegheny, so that the entire confession was revised and attention given to the answers of the Presbyteries on each rhanter and section designated by them. The work done and tentatively adopted at Allegh'-ny whs passed in review and ronfirmed, or changed as deemed best. The committee thus revised Chapters I.-XVI. The remaining chapters were taken up at these sessions and changes tentatively made wen- finally ^ adopted as the mature judgment of the committee. The changes, eliminations, or additions are ehieflv in Chapter I., 5, Chapter III., 8, 4, 0; Chapter IV., 1; Chapter VI., 4; Chapter VII., 3, 4, 5, ?; Chapter X.. 2. 3, 4; Chapter XI., 1-3; Chapter XIV., 1; Chapter XVI., 7; Chapter XXI., 4; Chapter XXIII., II; Chapter XXIV., 3; Chapter XXV., t>; Chapter XXIX., 2; and Chapter XXX.. 2. " Hie general desire expressed by the Presbyteries in their answer to tlie overtures, 'for a more explicit statement of the love of God for the world,' 'for the sufficiency of the atonement and free offer of salvation to all men,' 'for a recognition of the ( hurrh's duty to evangelir.c the world,' 'for a statement of individual responsibility for salvation,' and 'for a fill ler statement respecting the person and work of the Holy Spirit,' the committee sought to meet by tne preparation of two new chapters, one, 'of the work of the Holjr Spirit,' to follow Chapter VIII., 'of Christ the mediator,' the other, 'of the nnivcrnm oner ni mo wospei,' 10 joiiow Chapter IX., 'of the free will.' 'These chapters meet most of the suggestions in the answera of the Presbyteries, and make many of the change* naked for in other chapters unnecessary. Its conclusions were reached witli harmony, and its report will he neither of a majority nor a minority, hut of the Revision Committee. The question of publishing Its report before the time of the meeting of tho next Assembly, which was left to the discretion of the committee, was fully considered. It was unanimously agreed that we do not print any part of our r<j-_ jrort prior to the meeting of thej^4j'?f"^8. sembly,' with the suggestion tbat t]10 work of the committccjfc' referrod to the presbyteries for thgtf con8ideration, but not as a^.vertwsf for flnR, notion; tbttt i>T 1 srios be requested to take up rho report of the committee at their full meetings, carefully consider it, suggest any changes that they may deem desirable, and forward the same to the Secrc tarv of the Revision Committee by 1, 1H01; that the committeo sufaMillf ?' ttttow ^ Myrtle Wax Candles. A. vci y iuleieating matter has been referred to the South Carolina University on the strength of of a noto written to the New York World by Mrs. Kate Lee Vanriiarm nf ftrrctivilli* Miss . who was once * residcu* of Charleston. This letter will he of interest to the society people of Columbia. It is as follows: "As I sec by the papers that fashionable people arc using candles at dinner, I wonder that they do not seek those made of myrtle wax. During the war my mother-in-law, near Charleston, S. L\, made them. It was our only light, and a very licautifnl one. All the time while burning they throw out the most delicious odor. In color they arc pale green and their flame looks pink. The bushes of myrtle grow all through the lower part of the State, and the candles are made from the little green berry. Nothing is aweeter than these lights while burning dsar.niiH oftgtit w*od(f fires, lieforc which circles the horseshoe table covered with heavy damask and crowned with cut glass, amid w iiv.il | stand many silver candelabra full of these sweet lights comes to me as I write, and no table could he more perfect. Would I could ever hum them. These ?b? r.rz ;Uu could get them made by making the proper inquiries in Carolina." A Columbia correspondent remembers the myrtle candle, of the ante-bellum peliod. Myrtle groves ars plentiful in the lowlands of the Ashley and Cooper, aud there is a dwarf variety that grows in the pine ban en lands. The l>orry is covered with a whitish oleaginous stuff which floats in boiling watei. by which it is detached from the berry. The description of the candle, the odor, etc., is exact. The suggestion is a good one. The material used in the war emergency might be used to groat advantage by some enterprising capitalist. Direct Tax Bill Passed ii snninmio, it. C. | Special. |?1 he direct tax bill which passed the house by a vote of 172 to 1U|, appropriates $17,COO.OOO The Southern States under the bill will receive the following sums: Alabama. $22..120; Arkansas $'.">4,701 ; Georgia. $117.9H2: Kentucky. $<>0?.041; Loilisisn. $385.NHH; Mississippi, $113.394: North Carolina, $.377,451: South Carolina. $222.39(1; Tennessee. $392,004; Virginia, $442,408; West Virginia, $1*1,30(1 YOUNG We Offar Van o T>?~ ww V WMV* * VU c* IV17U Safety to Life of Mo "Mother's Robs Confinement ol and ItlSK, an Tho - - Ha*lows. N. C . January, 1880. Too much can't bo said In pralso of ' Mother's Friend. My wife used only 1 wo bottles before confinement, and was 1 n labor on'r twenty minutes. She Is doing i r^'.cnd'.dly. Thanks to' Mother s Friend." 1 JNO. 8 MORTOlf. I'll t>f r.xpress. Marges Pre-paid, 01 Receipt or Price, BRAOFIELD REGULATO g^F~- SCL.S BT ALL. *u WoUmw Suit. grtm.)?Mr. Parnell, that the McCartlmtee itation, composed of ih parliamentary pardate* to collect fundn ^^__f _r u m? aance of friends, A ITOpoaitiorTto M-nd Parnellitea to the UnitM State*. The Paroellite delegstion^wT represent Mr. Parneir* policy t funda for ita further*** f? ware el Olainrni* far Catarrh That Cantata Merenry, As mercury will surely destroy tbe reuse of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering ll thrvogh the mucous wrface*. Such articles should never be used except on pre criptloo* Irom reputable physicians. as ibe -aiuage ther will ao Is ten fold to tbe good you can possibly dartre from tbem. flail's Catarrh Care, manufactured by K. J. Cheney 6e Co.. Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is taken Internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, la buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure to get the genuine. It is taken internally, and man# In Toledo, Ohio, by V. J. Cheney ft Co. |P" Bold by Druggists, price TBo. per bottle. Children Knjey The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing efforts of Syrup of Fig*. when in need of lexMi ve and If tho father or mother be oostlre or bilious I he mo"t gratifying results follow It* use,so that it is the best family remedy known and every family should haroa bottle. unit ss you are anxious t For ImnNor thin Blood, Weakness, Malaria, Neum&ie, Indigestion and BUlouaneen, take Itroen i Iron 15ilt. ru it gives strength, making Sid portions fool young- and young persons strong; pleasant to take. To change the ntiuie and not the letter iclmngo for worse ninl not for Itol.ter. FITS stopitod free by Dk. Kuiti't Obsat Maara Kjbstokkk. No Fits after Hrst day's use. Marvelous cures. Troatlse and $2 trial bottle free. IJr. Kline, veil Arolt Ht.. Phils.. Pa. I>? Vei Ever Speculate t Any person sending us their name an 1 a 1dress will receive information that will leal to a fortune. BenJ. Iiewts A Co, Security Building. Kansas City. Mo. Kimday is tho fnvorito weddiig day m old Kngland. _ For Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Rtomaoh disorders, use Brown's Iron Bitters. The Best Tonic., it rebuilds tho system, cleans the Blood and strengthens tho muscles. A splendid tonic for weak and debilitated persons. Bridle the appetite with reason and snv< he stomach. Lee Wa's JoTTThese "Headache Cure. Harmless in effect, quick and positive In action, bent prepaid on receipt of SI por bottle. Adclcr X Cu.,i>li Wyaudottsgt.. Kansas City,Mo Timber, Mineral, Farm Lands and Ranches In Missouri, KniiHAs, lexnn ana Arkansas bouKlit ainlHold. Tyler & Co.. Kansas City. Mo. Oklahnmadulde Hook and Map sent anr wUor? on recolptot Mots.Tylor & (Jo.,lvan!)M City, Mo. H?echnin'M Pills euro Bilious and Nervous Ills stomach and bowels. Itfjfa largo contract, but the smallest tilings in tho world do the business?Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They're tho smallest, but tho most effective. They go to work in the right way. They cleanse and rcnovato the system thoroughly?but they do it mildly and gently. You feel tho good they do ? but you don't feel them doing it. As a Liver Pill, they're unequaled. Sugar - coated, easy to take, and put up in vials,' and hermetically scaled, and thus always fresh and reliable. A pci> feet vest-pocket remedy, in small vials, and only one necessary for a livnliro r>r /Zitvv* fur n flalkirl.ic They're tho cheapest pill you can buy, bccauso they'ro guaranteed to KVAJ!3Usf:lct'w>"' W TT?"T* T~,'w? '* You only pay for the good you get. That's tho peculiar plan all Dr. Pierre's medicines aro sold on, tll/ough dru<?j?ists. DnCITlUC ''lm' for Tobacco halilt. One Dollar. rUSollC A'M less i?. o. Box 1'JI, lilwlMone, N-J #Tho unlvrranI favor accorded Th.ukohast'8 lTonr BonxT> Cnbhngr Sooilii loa?1? mo to offer a i'. S. llnows Onion,UitflntM Yellow Ql be f?i existence. To Introduce It nml show Its capabilities 1 will pn.v $1110 for tho boat yield obtained from i ounco of Mril which I will mail for l?nnc K. TUUiiKlinat, Pannage?, AUnyi^pAli the Sorer. BertoTH *1 viavro AM'UCi ?V V Apr If into th* Kottril* WuBBE^BE- A r'&0- fcnigglata or by mail. mm.a This Picture, Panel size, mailed for 4 cents. J. P. SMITH A CO., Maker* of " Bile Beanc," 155 4 257 fireeawlcb St., N. Y. CKy. wivesT iedy which Insures ther and Child. ; priend" r its i*Ais, no nit on usands Testify. Lamar. Mo.. Jan. ib. 1891. After uslnpc one bottle of " Mother s Friend," before conflncmont, 1 suffered but little pain, and did not experience that sreaknesH afterwaid, usual in such cases. My recovery was rapid. MRS ANNIE OAUE. 11.50 per Roille. " Book ic Molhers. Mailed rree R CO., ATLANTA, GA. cB'uaaiaTo, * HOW TO ??* 3 qucctio.. ui viiai impor but it use some harmless remed many people < by taking mercury and pot for pimples trivial disease. S. S. S. is veg or poison of any kind. Ar same time an in Treatise on Blood THE SWIFT SPEC How many people there arc who regard the coming of winter as a conslant state of siege. It set outside the walls of health north wind and his atte ramparts, spreading colds, knows when the next s effects upon your constit tions of health must be EMULSION of pure Ilvnophosphitcs of Lime out against Coughs, C General Debility, and Diseases, until the siege i in children. Palatabl SPECIAL.?Scott's Emulsion is non fession all over the world, because its ii manner us to urcutly increase their rem CAUTION.?Scott's Emulsion is pul j;ct the genuine. Prepared only by Scot Sold by all Druggists. IF YOU WANT A IVERS^PONm A. B.C. OP AGRICULTURE A now liook free telllni; in I simplest wny, tin crops itrmv, what plant food they art Irom I lie Ai ttaln and Soil. ?The way to I in prove lands and mat large rrops of Ornin, VrRelnhli'N, l-'ruiP PMIrs and Tobneeo. Ilow Fertilizers ni nM^Kiid when in use tliem lor protlt. mailed fr< on receipt of three two rent stamps to pa\ |n>staK W. S. POWELL &, CO., ?OirmUul l-Yrllllxer l*l? iiiifnt'turrra,' BALTIMORE, MD. $60 BIN6HAMT0I \BaamBoxTar*Beam/ \-$x N. Y. x. Vsi?# ROOFINC BVRR V M?? unfl HOOPER, j Two and Three Plr Roofing, suitable for all r<? mattriaJ and twice ax <1 bl?. Klre, Wind and W?t? Proof, citable for I S . f1?*1 and c*n ^ ?PPU~ by any one. Dewripi Catalogue w'Ui wunplea of Roofing, Lin lux j I Sheaihing Paper, Palnta, fto., aent on niiooi. I IP-IT *?.-L PATJOD TO WHIT* VfL I .nmn AitniTAmti iucnmnn<l, Vii PROFr'LOISRTTE'S NE1 MEMORY BOOKS. OWotKma no two repeat Memory Byatem*. Re. about April 1st. Full Table* of CxmtenU forwar onlr to thoee who wind otatoned directed envelop Alao rmepeetna FOOT FRKK of the lx>l*cttlan of Never Forgetting. Add roe. Prof. LOI82TTH, 3*7 Fifth Are., New Vorl SALM?Clean*.* Aa lineal B|^^v3F^kx^E i Mid Inflammation, JjSiA . It U Ouiekly Abtorbtd. ^NPL rCy* ELY BKOS., 08 Warren 8t, N. Y.BtvVm CURE Biliousness, k Sick Headache, Malaria. BILE BEANS. 8. n u.--n> ! al Owing to the hearty enpport find t 5 PE On nil orders received from members of tho Fai *55.#s BUGGIES Word* ran not express Iho known sneeeas that our World Kennwncd **.Hurray (tlii.ftfi Rugate* have met with. They j h ive stood the test of rough road*, hard clrmate and tough driving, and now | STAND AT THE HEAD f Without a known competitor. J Beware of Imitators f Of onr Mnrray Buggies and llarnes*. S I that yonr Rnggv has onr name plate an guarantee on it. and \ vol I ARK HAF10 WIliBBIl XX, MUIi: GET WELL " A tance, is equally important that you y; i completely wreckjbeir health ' ich miThir^i^dSp m Stn ? and blotches, or some othel ^ * purely F,< etable containing no mercury * tin id is at the fallible cure for skin diseases. lln Fl and Bkin diseases free. IF ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ;ms as if the elements sat down E i and now and again, led by the L ndant blasts, broke over the !i pneumonia and death. Who |{ torm may come and what its ution may be? The fortifica- j made strong. SCOTT'S Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and and $oda will aid you to hold Wds, Consumption, Scrofula, all Atlantic and Wasting s raised. It prevents wasting ' le as Milk. -secret, and Is prescribed by the Medical Prongredients are scientifically combined in such a udial value. t up in salmon-colored wrappers. He sure and t& Bownc, Manufacturing Chemists, New York. PIANO Write us. We will 8END our 100-PA6E CATALOGUE ITiEE, giving valuable information. We make It easy to deal with us WHEREVER YOU LIVE. Our prloes are NlOSr REASONABLE for stglotly FIRST-CLASS PIANOS. WE | 'ivCcs Ml wIT "iLWI^O IYHOs/waWOWiLSSAWAY. We guarantee satisfaction, or Piano to bo returned to us AT OUR EXPENSE for RAILWAY FREIGHTS BOTH WAYS. PIANO CO . j'toSTONjin A!S a. . m made happy for $1 a year. Pub BJ( fin nffl Kb scribe to the No N*? Mioimn n I m P Always bright and interesting "" IB w III tta sample copy, one dime- Nofrt m copies. AMERICAN l'ltKSS CO., Baltimore, HQ. j -VASELINE t> FOR A ONB.DOLLAB RII.I. sent us ??y mall o. we will deliver, free of all charges, to any person to the United States, all of tba following articles, carefully packet: ? One two-oauoe bottle of Pare Vaseline, 10 ou. One two- ounoe bottle of Vaaellne Pomade, IS" One Jar of Vaseline Cold Cream, 15 " One Cbke of Vaseline Camphor Ioe, - - 10" One Cake of Vaseline Soap, nnsoented. - 10" One Cako of Vaseline Soap, eaqutettely aoen ted.B " . One two-ounce bottle ofwhlle Teeeune, - - M' * 1 SI. ID i] I sstaft sfe gsj 1 I c r? -E?ar?EttHgtss.^g'3??&~H?<T. tK *~3K3X W^k CHtoHinrtn-t ehoubm. i S PuitVtnvn V2*l THC ORIGINAL AND OCNUINC, l*| ^0 UiIIm, ut DnifflM lor C3McA?rt?r'< di| if* I / nr b??M *e>l?4 with bin* ribbna. Take < iir I uf AU pllu la puuboard beiM, plak *r*M nil 1 W* jk# << *0 rtampa for parttoaUr*. mHawlill ,v. _a ft 10,?0? TuiliaraUK. ATwiiftpir,, V Ml kr all Laaal VngMk ir Have You a1 ? Have Yoi i Or Coi Taylor's C | r*J?9?^ Sweet ' WILL CUI A?k your (Druggist or Merchar mmat "DISO'S RKMF.DY FOR CATA -L cheapest. Relief Is Imrncdu Cold in tlie Head it lias no equal. It Is nn Ointment, of which a si nostrils. Frice.COe. Sold by drug Hi Address. K.l LIANCE Ml he large trsdo we havo received Irom members of tbe Farmei !R CENT. DISCO mora* Alliance. To aeciire ll.la discount In sending u* orde your I-odcre certify to you^^^bershlp. MURRAY A / J J tlja*Y IVX^fVX-w ^ .*: A'XJJPLiJLNJ August | Flower* V low does he feel 7?He feel* - V nky, and is constantly expertnting, dieting himsatf, '.^E mge notions* .and chaugiiyf the ?kitig, the dishes, the hours, aud nner of his eating?August y | iw?r the Remedy. ^ -low does he feel ??He feels at f ics a gnawing, voracious, iusati- I le appetite,wholly unaccountable, * J natural and unhealthy.?August , Iower the Remedy. \ 1 How does he feel ??He feels no sire to go to the table and a r. v' unibliug. fault-finding, over-niceabout what is set before him when > ~ . is there?August Flower the jmedy. j ; How-does he feel??He feels ter a spell of this abnormal appc- . . e an utter abhorrence, loathing, V- " * . id detestation of Tood; as if a ? . .j outhful would kill him?August lower the Remedy. I ? .. \ How does he feel??He has irgular bowels and peculiar stools? ugust Flower the Remedy. (D ftflAUl $100or $1000 I .rrr.ll> I.imImIk.r. | AA O luURH M>; AAM'AM.V from TWMTl I?|UU 3 Ml ... TAtOHA I n > 1STWKNT I I).. TAiOHA, WMN. U.fA'Mt'Ill)]rjSO ? st <1 brmitIfnl Slll< (*i, ? 111!lIBlNlllliVix *. enough i<> wvpi SCI '<> ?n?v .. i*'*!, Lf.narie'rSilk Mim., j.lttle Kerry N.J. L.I1OIUI1O Is Passed. niA?.E.tfc. <ra and I'.ihrr. ?re e? lr,l to $13 k mo. Kee (10 nAen you sot Tour miiMT. auks free. JOSEPH M. HlMTtK. Atu. W?dH??w. ? K inUCMTl '?V. Rook-keeping, Ru/iIomi*Form*' BVIUK 1'eauianehlcv Arlthmotlo, Kbort-haniL eta i thoroughly taught by MAIU Circular* (real rywnt'. College. 437 Main llultalq N. Y. f#The Leading Southern Seed Hen*. | ic p c n _Q |[ . j ? Vegetable 8eeds, ^ ; E Flower Seed?, mm | L ? Grass Seed, Mm ]! j: Clover Seed, |F? j j\U 8eed Grain, ^ip 11 Potatoes, &c. &c. ? j1 J! Prices quoted on application. lies- <|| it oriptlre Catalogue mailed VRJ-'.K. ]? j? Contain* valudple information for \ >? i ] ovory Southern Farmer A O a rile no", i, ![ T. W. WOOD A. SONS, !!:' !> 8RKIIH11EN, j?? I [ 8 * to South 14th St.. RICHMONO, VA. j ! 83 SHOE cen/L%?N, 8C.OO ( rnuiiir llnnd-srvvril, an elegant and *? stylish dress Shoo whifli commends Itself. Si.OII llnnd-sewcd W ell. A line calf Shoe no~ c<|iinlled for style ami durability. SO.50 ( oodyriir Welt la the standard dress ? Shoe at a |M>pular |>riee. S9.3II I'olicciiiiui'i* Shorn is especially odaptrd *? for railroad men, farmers, eto. All mode In Congress, llutton and lace. ?0.0(l liir I.miles Is the only hitnd-nrwed Shoe *? sold ut this iMipular price. (O.'HI IIoiiuiiIii Shoe for l.nilirn Is n now do* parturc and promises to become very popular. Sa.illl Shoe for l.nilirn, and si .75 for Misses C still ri'titln their excellence ror style, eve. All goods warrmilnl and stamped with name on bottom. If advertised |.?eal a Kent eannot supply you, send direct to factory, enclosing advertised price or a postal for order Planks. xv. I.. IllM'tiliAS, Itrneklnn, Mann. \V A NTKI??Shoe dealer in every city and town not occupied to Hike exclusive agency. All uaentn advcriiseil in local pnper. Hand t?r Illustrated catalogue. ?ro Cross 1^ iMi * rwiiis TXs esly BafK Sore, ?n.t rtllailr Pill fir rsls. \SyMr rHth Diamond Brand to ltd ?o.1 Oold rerislllv \lT sther kind. A^Xo. MUtrttntljn* and ImUalfj, , V *<?"?t*rfcl??. * I Hrurslrtx UmtM t ??l KBllef far Ladles," In intrr, hi return Ms 11. CMIOMttTIH CatWICst CO., MmlUnn Bsssrx I'UII,AI>KLI'IIIATV ^ Cough? i a Cold? isumption? 'herokee Remedy of Gum and Mullein RE YOU! it for It. Tako nothing olso. iRRH.?Rest. Easiest to use. He. A cure is certain, l-'or mall particle Is applied to Uio 9H cists or sent by mail. l. Ha7.ki.tink, Warren, Fa. MB :n! re' Alliance, wo will hereafter allow >UNT n? always have tho Secretary or President of , r,5.9s hihness. ' Without a doubt the excellent Quality of onr Oolebratcd " .fiurrau" < .? !*.? Hnrttrnn has caused more comment ami received I nuire praise thsn anything that has been k placed on tho market for years. Our plan of Selling Direct to the Consumer W AlMl declaring ourselves openly and nhovo P board apninnt nil 1'noln and Trunin M lias also made us many Irictida. If rttfijgmt oner /or our /roe llluntrmtcil intnloifur, containing full description sou net em-li prlres of our I w<>rk. IGr OO., CINCINNATI, OHIO. '4.