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r- |P PjWlITI9E >TOHDS. Every mm is ion? kiul of a ooviri No ni.iu is who know* himself proi Any work is hard work to a lazy m The cross can only bo seen iron cross. Every good tnsn builds hi* own ruoi ments. Vir'.i h;!J !,ud; -,'ut violent man, overthrow him. There is nothing Mer ou earth tb an unhappy child. ~^>rYr-'jw - 1 he apple you aiusu't have aiw w'.fo do not to children and (lower*. Trouble* will run whuu you look tb ...... .I. >i... III i'lU IIIVVl People cj<? not gro.v into grace by loc iug at the faults of others. A woiinii c hi be more dangerous 01 bicycle thiui wiieu she thro.va at li^ns. The son did u goo I ileal of shining I fore there wis anybody here to uotiee The law is always written on slot, but grace co.no s lo us through a luvii heart. The man who undertakes to get ri at the expense of his conscience will til that he can't do it. You can tell wlnl kin 1 of a spii there is in man by the w ly he tren woman. Therein no bigger coward anywhere the world than the man wiio is afraid do right. You can write it duvri As true tl wherever there is Iova there will sucrilicc. A little in in never looks so hig to t world ai he does when he stands on bag of money. It is bard to lin I pe >ple in misfortti who will not tell yo.i somebody else w to blame for it. The in in who is a man never <|iii work and goes to whittling bee iu somebody tells him the .sun has spots < it. The man who doesn't love his broth il... ..?i . :.i . r .1. it i t/i\ iiiu im lici ?!*!*? iii iii*" imlill ufm-si love his brother on tlie oilier si?<?l t! street. ? /m/eui'i/c'/* {ln-1.) Hun* //>// I'eutcr Figure From a St irk of IVooi fllV ;i curiosity in tin- '.liupc ?f a well defined profile ?>f a female figure in pew tor, mciisiii hi:' about 'I ^ by 11 inches an wcijjhins; four ami tivi eighth ouncci The figure, w hich is plain from the Lea to iiliout tlie knees, is formed in a sot of canopy, ami t lie manner in w hich it i fashioned, as well as die mil ice Iroi wiiieii it came, is r\ei ? ?IinIy cnrioit and inteiestin . It wn < in this w ise Mis. M. I'.. Walker, livim; at Si\ll avenue, lietwieu Tenth an I Klevctill Nticels, h id place I a nicdiutu-si/.el slid of iiiik wood mi the lire m an open tin plie'e in her Kitcheii, ami us soon a? tli Hick I'l l alne tllo|ol|chIv In ited she oil served what appeared to lie inolten le.n 1 tiiiiiiii ; Iioiii tlie middle of stick on ti the heat tit. w In re it formed the singula curiosity nlt'ive ilesei iheil. \s soon a tile lead became cool ami Milidilicd sir prized it lioin the bricks with a case knife and was astonished I eyotid incus lite to find it fashioned in tlie shape of , female limine. It was curried to IVkor' jewehv toiu yesterday inornimj, when Mr. I'ekor, al'tei hi vesication. nm j . > '?*?.. qv ? if* "* ~ ^ ' inaTffTi/ pure povrtrr, linw tin- 111?-1 ?t i t iiiit 111 mm ? ihmi is m unci urn ^ that ran lit >t In? explained. The wooil wan in ai. >t?1111:11 \ load ami was tin on I j piece, so tar, tlmt lias proved to he a pewter 111111< , as ii wire. ? < V'i/a' i (O'ti.| /*."/( /'iirer (In) I MicsUlil o I I nil in its. I)f. I,. \\ cb-der l'*i?x is of tin; opinio t'.iii! - vivr rams pos-eaa tin? percept io <t| color to a oiratrr degree than tl eiv'di/.c I I.n - -. In a leeture lately tie livcivd It fore lh?' I'TanUlin lus'.iluti 11 i 111 a 1? 1 ?11 i. i, In- '.all i thai lie had ne conceied an examination of "Jot) India children, ol nil mi I HO ware hoys. 11 a lie selected I no w hile hoys from variot part ol the I lined States, he would ha\ IolimI at le is1, live of them eolol' ttlilit among the Indian hoy-, he del not di cover a mux lo case ol color bliudncs Sonic years ago he examined *?Jf?0 ledii hoys, and found two e ilm blind, a ve low percentage when compared with t whites. A uoiiy the Indian girls he d not liud any . t 'hi adoring that only tv females hi overt loot among whites a color blind, he doe. i o think it surpri ing ill it le* di I not liud any cxatnpl among the Indian gills.? Scicnti .1 incriotH. More than two hundred ?I i ii eout'M> < >t insl rtli'l inn :irc ollc'i'ol li;u\.; tlti'lnn- this \L'itr. f Not a Local Disease Rofati??a ? ? m rJi .1 n i - tour h*M?l, It h not thn fore a |im tl ill* :i?? if ti .jii| ii<*1 c.\M in tour iii?m It roiihl t??*f manifest n?*? If in tour now. I'ho I?V<? Tinu in \mir I?r-it11 is lM f??rr you finish rrading tl nrflrl#. im k in \Miir heart iicalnaml MtomllMrlhni to your liter. Hotiuirli, k Hurts, and so on. Whi fw'i 11111 ir:i i?-. the Ii|?kmI ?|or> n??t rnrrt ntvn.v, onu what tvr roll i||?r?iso*. Thereforo, when you hato Catarrh n cntiT or ?i|Iut Inliiilaiit mil at most kIvo onlv toi porart r. Ii? f lit"" on!;, v.ay i<. fToi't a rurp Is tlllarl: III** .ll -f i*. mi |t|i I.I.mhI, l.\ taking n ronstll Clonal ri tio ?l\ 11k II .! - sar-a|inrilla. ?lilrti elin nates till iiiOMirin. . anil llins iHTinaninll) nir Catir rli Tin' stK-a " of Unnrl'c Qarc'tnorillo I VV/U WU I OU |v/U I I IIU Asa rrmi-ily for ilarrli Is vmirhod for h.v mm people it lias etiri'il. V II. IN- sure to got Mood's. frothersv !! friend" ' To Young % Kr&ss ri;55d BMh Easy, Shortens Labor, | Lessens Pain, 2 Endr-frd by the I ending Physiciani. f nook In " Mi ih'ra"FREE. * Bf?ACHr.!,!.' RFCULATORCO. ATI AMTA, GA. ? SOLD BY ALU DP.UGGISTS. ?*OJOO?C-u?6t N ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT. < * The People's Party Makes a Proposition. ? < Thay Com# Before the Alliance Con- ? ou- vention With Offers For Coalition. f i to 1 Indian Arm.m, Inp.. | Special. ] ?The < national executive committee of tho I'co- ' '4a pie's pnitv hi|* foniiulnUMl a proposition ' for a union wfth tlie Alliance which way i aji be presented to tho supreme council at < any time. The proposal ia baaed upon ' fQ the hbaolnte neceaaify of politicnl action I t<> accomplish the uniform purpose* of nil t tin* industrial iutrrcMft of the country; 11 B,n that the All nine un a iioii piitiKaii hotly ' C'fllll (it I'tiftiria. i c ? I .......... I _ .....1 <!...? ....I., s >k- l?y the in operative union of all pntim ami oi^ani/.al ioiiH can tin; reform hyi.sl.i- ' lion la: I mi. 'I he ImsincHH pn seated to (lie Mipreme 11 cmineil this inoniiii;: was tin: leport of >0- I he committee liit'll was a|i|ioint il t<? ' it. ennfer with the unti miIi 11 usury iween- 1 ,8( live commit Pc, li? ;i?! I I v \\ . e. Mo.M 1 lister, Dr. Ycoinaiis and !" |>h il.ib.s. TIlC IC'KllIt ol this collfeieit-e was an ? ch agreement to heat tiic proles' fnnn Dr. 1 .j Venniin'. This was the first mailer la- " Ken <11> his nuntiinjj alter tin* iiport of the eniiiliiittee was teeeiveil Tile 811- * r,& |ireme einiiii il e\e|ii'ieil all not delegate*, I ts in* hiilin;i .lei i \ Simpson ami ut her lights ' Seulinels wen- |?|:n ? <I on duty anil every 1 in precaution tak'-u nouns' tin- ^jiii it of tli- I to debate leaking aul. I TIIK < ('NSilMIMTION I'UOI'OMiUU.V. ( lJ(j It Iimh deve'o|ii-d thai I In- cortAi^hlfbty i.v III <>|iosit ion ii| 111( | 'i-i i| lie's 11.-? l' I live i mi mi i 11 ?-i* was n-iil In the Allinnc?l 4' and I-' M li A noitin:^ and commit 1 lei s of lInee from eai h were a|i|ininte I. ' 'I lie enmmil lees mil. wi li a i oiiimitlee a "0 fnnii lie- I Vo|ih's | ir. ? t v at lli<- lb i"! lia | IW "iisli ami an inii.iiii.il i m fi teiae was ' field, over w hu ll li |iii sealat ive Tanlie- 1 le ek, of Illinois, |iesii|ed. I la- de- ' |so 111 .i 11 I s < 11' th" liner in eaai/nt i-nis -,\cie ' u dismissed as to w h Imt lie \ eotiM lie | 111 in im | oa a i'< iiiiii*-ii fool in;; as they " woilhl have to lie. Taillieileek S-IVS till- ;t ,?r I-' M. 15 A. is heartily in favor of the ' t ilnid jiaily consolidation, which he d 1!J thinks is IhiiiiiiI to iieetir in i few days 1 Who com | a me tin- (ommiltce is not " .nowii, lait Taiilicnrck is iepresentino |' 1. t iadii.il I'copies patty, lieinj? elm rr_ in a of tl.e natioaal eomiaitlee, the null '' |. e .1 flemcnt of thn V. M. If. A., of wliicli I ' ._ I." is a leading meinher. I t| I ?i- itititilliiiii of tlm Al'.iaine to the 11 . i l i Mill lllHMIIV I |lil' is lllllt I ll(* HI- ' tl i-.i/nlinn will mi) recede from its ml " m renee te till' Ocjlla <I<-tti;ili< 1 oil this " in-on. '| lie iiiiIi - ii11 treasury men, h ,\f \ 11 islet sa\?. will :il nnee form a new ' " i I .lin e. A iintlier oliji < | inn w liit li tliey ai li iv in llie Alliame iv i i dm (Invent *' I.milt n\vlie I ship of railroads. <? 11 y A UI'M.li M I I'M I' It Ii. M K. f x I Iiiii>il:iv nminiiii; we. 111-1 I the most <> iin|>itiini meetim; tint has oei'iiireil in M c i i'iiii i linn wnli ill.- Allium eonvriitinii. >1 < This w is I he e.-il liei ill", of the eMeutivc " I i 'ii i in i I lee of t In* t ' m I li'i:???d Industrial |> it I ni ii. 11>ni|tiI-eii i I I lie |'';ii niers' Alii hi r tlliee, ill" K, M I! A.. I lie Knights of d s I .id Mir, ( iti mils' Alliame, W mi k in^nien's l? a l ea-lie, I'alroiisol Husbandry, and Kin died oi^ani/atinns, to eoifiilt almiit eall I' inii a e.in vent inn of all tliesi! 1 ir^uui'/.a :i, I mis nil I'Vlu iiai v viid. S'lie eoiiuuittcc |> ^ di eided that thin ennveiil ion, looking tn h u unity in lejiislatire demands and politi* 1' fid ai.t.inn. sjuil] he he'd ill some point in 14 ; the neutral St; t's. Ylir fixing M tt place 1 nf meeting was ennsidered at length, and p it was then decided to leave the elioosilig of a eity In Messis, Tenelt, I atllieiicek ? ' and Ihiumgai ten. The eoininitteu was ei ' iustiueted In i house fmin the following u cities | in) 1.?11 ;i 11 > 1 i -. I .nnis\ illo, St. I'aill, " t'hieagn, ( uieiniiiti ami ?*pi iugliohl, III. This eonmiit 1 ee will * i?il em It of the < l ilies designated and will m-Iii t the nno | I I...I ..li. - I.. .1-. "... I " I I ' i"" ' II .... ,^. . ii 'I'lit' i i'iu i il li t i t in i |.<.11 it i m'|i el ion it ,j within tin* m\t t\\it t\ 11- \^. ll lin- lll'llilli.ll I II."II is In 11. i \ t* two ' , j I ll'ltv'.l! t t oil) I' II ll >11 t I I 1 I .it i'l I ?>l n;l II i I' ^ : /;il ion :i in I oin 11? '.i ( mm .i 11 |--ii w I lioll^iilni \ of i ; i ;isl hv I tin I 'i op|o' | i.il I V. 11 i ' I his will lliilke :i ilrl ::;itio!| of iihoilt si\ 'I I11111<I1< <I itinl lift \ << l* it re AN 1 mI'oiri an i viiii.i.imj. I "This "illhcriiio will h;* lilt* tin?t iin i s" |ioil:iitl licit Ins c\ 11 :i-M*nihh <1 in I he ' s* V niti-il Mutes," -.iiiil i hiiiuiiiin Ten-ell, of 1 1,1 the executive 1 ininitti I'heie will 1 ry he eiiihti en in twenty 1 t; :i 11 i / .11 ions lep- I I l'*t lesen lei I. II will not he .1 meeting f,,r j i'l political purposes. The union will tie- < re e/i?re it* principles ami then the political I re pioty that :ulopt- 1 platform which cons forms most neatly to our ilcchirntion of es 1 print iples will %jet out \olcs " , tit j Al I lie secret s( *>i.m of the I" ? *? ? *.* | M..l.i.ii Iieuetii As-ot int ion the follow illR nllicers w< re elect e<l: I 'resilient. S. S. ,1 (Snu/c, of loWil; \ ii e pi e -ii lent. W. A. I , Ihii I let t, of \\<st \ i 11! i n 1 1. s iiilnrv, .lohn IV Siille, < ! Illinois It was vol ml to im ie;|s. the per capita t.ix ft in I to M ?" cents. This will inco-is- the ic. i ipts of 1 the lliitioiiiil 11 citsiil > lillp.ely 1111 i the l.tllI plus will he nseil in pu-liiiio the tin* ! '. j M. 15 A unoijpini/' il t?11 1?< 1 v \ n>n I hit ion iinloisiiio the *u!i tti istiry pl inU | ot the A 111.?111 - * w;is i.ooiitilv iiiciveil ' hut not \oteil upon \ joint 1 on.mil It.' (>,j I committer of the t w o 01 mi/at ion* is ;it ,1.4 | win K ninl il is prohii:>|e tli.it :i joint platnl 1 form will he mloptcil. ?e- President Polk wiis u aniii'iind >* icelected and .1 II. I.ntiks of South I? .Until, w :i> chox ii vice plcsiiicut of the Farmers' Alliance and 11'ilu-Nt r :i I I * ii it >ii . I. H.Tui nei wn<-re elected ?? ' letary trcn-u < r and .1. I-'. Willits, of Kansas, national I lecturer. in. H Milan Is to Have $100,000 a Year. Ij,' I A \ iennn rahlciam *-:i\. The e.nicej iwni I w n r\ Kinjj ^ I i I m i > <if Sfivia, I anil 111?- Ilcoency. lias li mi made public, j Milan, w h had a tc\? rsiunary interc-d in |)v (lie thinne, in llie i vent <>f anwhing hapiicniii'f to his son. Ki?j{ Alexander, re; ni'iiiK i's :i 11 his I!!*Ii!s, in< hnlinn his ! ! lights tn inte-fcie with the t-du .-ition of Alexander, for tin- sum of 'J.uon.oou | Italics a year. This miioiint is more than || I tlie whole civil li->t of the k i 11 -1 > > i i for | ; the vuppmt of loyalty has hcret loiehi on, I ; 1 and it is believed the e wi 1 he a serious <' plot* st in the SUupchinn. I I ! The Dakota Wheat Blockade. Ill Mi iu>n. S. 1), [ Special ] ?The Houth ]| hiknt.i i;iilio;i?l commissioners wcie in || si'Ssion here devidn^r moans to relieve tlie I i in ii IMII II-, I II 11 lins Ul'CIl lUCI'Mlinfl (i 'ii Mri<:iiiiii'lc for I)ir last tv.o wi'ckn Tin* ii ?l<>nn ii"!n\i'l tine !iin<;. mil farmt*i ? I ll'W- ii ;ul\of till' opport III) j t V i t" ii ivc tin ii t:i iii? to itiftikft. filliiii* tin* | > i> 11? i -. ?v?if|<oij??'s aii?l siifils on nil ' I i t!i? lailioui limv. with win ,it . 11 Kov. M. .1. Shv.i'c, ot i'-i i-i, f'! 1 I hi? oon.rrp nation t i it ?h" t i <' . ' !. i is now tha stroatr ?ol I of K.ii: tr. ui^ .i. 4 | | 3* CAROLINA AND FLA. PHOSPHATES. Dr. Wystt Writes Upon the "Phos- J phatee of Amtriaa." It is rare indeed that tlie publication >f a scientific liook ienot heralded by the datcment that the work in question tills f? I "long felt want " rruti '.I u?a nj n tlie eyes of the writer, the pub- ^ i-her, and generally of a small section C( if the public. It i?, however, out good g ortuue to hove had placed in our bauds p ? treatise, "The Phosphates of Atuer- s| ic?," by l>r. Fruseit Wvatt which, tfn j( SueatloDirblV, does tfll a long fetf want. p, 'ntil now the literature of this subject et las been so M attered that one may say here was none; for the various scientific uid economic paper* that have been writen upon it nre buried iu the back tiles of || cientilie journals and in the proceedings ?< f soeietii's of different nations, mid iu c, i:ir < i .. . ? ' -in I'tii^iiMats. .wisi ii.iH oecn writi'ii I?y Fii'iM'li chemist*, who have naturilly voii i| almost their entire attention 0 the various deposits in Kinnri', nni) iav! si iii 1 ii-iI mainly the chemical rencioiis w.i11 a view lo the economic use of h se |ill sphates. In I he I * 11 i* ii I States the only well mown work on the subject in hook form ja s 'rhc Nature ami Origin of Deposit* ^ if Phosphates of l.iuic," hy Dr. It A. P. 'enrose, with an iutroiliiction hy Prof. < S. Shiler. which was published in MKS as llullelin No. -Ml, <>f the P. S. ieoloo ical Survey. In this valuable noiio^iaph. written hy Dr. Penrose as lis (hi sin fur the decree >if Ph. D., the th ihosphate deposits of the world tie tie cfl erf bet! In a humlreil pn^os. hut at the rai iine it was written the Florida deposits lere unknow n economically. Since then Irueh honest scientific woik lias heen . lone in ( nnada ami in South Carolina, ' n th" latter place more pellicula! ly hy e< Its. Sheparil, Pratt and Holmes; unu h ias also heen wr.ttcn on the Klo'ida dc- tic aeils, most of which, however, ha> Ink eh n the form of advcitisin^ and mislead or iijj pamphlets. It has heen reserved fur )r. Wyall to collect and epitomi/e wli.it ias already heen writted on the plies hates of North America, and to supple | lent it with the result of hi.s own larye nd varied expeiieiuc. The hook which 1 now issued to the pillule wilt without oiiht he on the shelves of every clu-nii il manure manufacturer and phosphate It's liner, and in the pockets of every pros- i*>c eel or. rat Since the nature and extent of the gu loiida deposits were discoveud, there an' as heen a "boom" in phosphstt s and love attention has heen attract. <1 h> this " unci a' than ever In fore. All the pi in - ' ^ pill cities of the I'nitcd States, as well s London, in Kn^latid, have heen full ^ f promoters and land speculators, w ho |UI ave told capitalists of the fabulous prof ls ' s to he obtained in miniiio phosphates; 8C' ml, while inaiiv of the companies form I In operate in tin- new region have hceil oili i^ani/. il upon a legitimate basis, many sta isioiian entcrpi iscs have lin n uinhat.ak- a n i by investors who have ha<l no means cti, I unidanee The j?? nrral itrnoiatire eon in., riling |>h"s|iha'cs is even now immense, wo lere having heea no authoritative hook |UU r leferenee on the subject. undunscru m nlotis or over sanguine |iroinoters ami V{,j lid owners have hern i nahlcd to make Insive statements whii h have sadly mis d the trusting invc?ff?r. I In- investor enn now, with the aid of w'i r. W\atl's hook in his hand, elieek the atenients and tijjurcx of the would he 2Sl romoter, and we fear that many who sta a-l it will have wished that Dr. Wynft n't ad published it earlier. Dr. WyatLJ nio; ives a list of 77 <:otu pauLuu tuuuvnJjfcW re| line phosphates in Florida, within the bu ast two years, and then says: ni| "This list is, we repeat, only a partial i:e. and the number of companies is in- ^ leasing daily. If. instead of the mean- ^ io|ess 'paper capital whii h mod of them presciii, foit\ odd millions of^dollais ere really at stake, the faet would c:. an ite serious anxiety. W e should he eoni- "I' el led to show the amount of phosphate 1,1 i he mined and disposed ol at a piolit c'1, i order t" pav a p.a i cut dividend on K'!l lie investment would surpass the total dii,.mill.I it 11 i ..I lit i i i H..1-I.I ill I" * "i ; '?n tmnlely no sueh ipicst ion is neec.ssnr. ; mi e know tlmt lhronpit.il i< in rely noini- tu :il, that many of (In- eotupntiies aic mete muslin oiiis* ami tli.it. in 1 ?i i?-f. this phase till f tlif (pii'stion will regulate iI?* !f. Kn in im II tliat lias prcooilfil it w ill Iiii\o ) lolia ,n; ly I icen "at lot oil thai, in our opinion, jM, 'loiiila phosphate iirninix will prove e\- sp reniely prntitnhln to those who pun Ini- e u., el work its fields with 'nidi; "incut, hut i .. * . . all hat it will certainly tnin out in the v highest degree disastrous tthose who purelia -e on iUMilliciejifc '?* i vamhinlion, and allow themselves to he jh ed away hv their exeited tiist iniprcs- ()1 ions." n, I >r Wyatt also de.-ei ihes the phosphates )(l >f South Carolina, giving the t'enlo.rienl U almo. i'ne inoite of mining, together with tlie iiumher of eoinpauies at work, and their output. lie dismisses the legal ilillieulties hetweeti the State and the Coosaw Miniii; Company and shows that in all piohal'ilitifs the ^ average p' iff l" i 'and ple'-phate. I o l? oi at t 'Inn lesion with "? p i rent. tiiha>ie w phospliatc is if ', .'iti | i i Ion. and of the ill liver inek if I the selling priee lining al ifT on. Ill- i is iiiiiito - I h it 111 liieareaex- m ploifil, hut still wins pi.?: 1111 tie ie ate 01 I I.lino.illto ion-, of plio-phate r.n k re- t| inaining, allowing ail innate piodiu linn ]( of .*i0.000 tons per month fm ','S years, rt| which entire ainoiuit will very shoitly he t,; consumed in the local niaikets In I>i. ' AVyatt's opinion South Caiolimi rock i must lie regarded as a taw uniterial of the fiist i lass in the manufai lure of s.ilu hie and avnilahle phosphate. and it t ail- ! not Im1 .miii l?y iin\ oiltc m;il11 i:il us an ?I! round staple. iiiiifi'i 111 ;111<I reliable " article. In the >ani" inanm r Pr Wvatt tie- ' scribe I lie im i i.i i > i -s ii 11 ii tilling of t lie rt mere i?r 1< >s i< > ' . di?> or i > rd deposits $ tl in Florida, ami. in.:-iinij upon tin- no- A\ ce-sity of proper piospn tiiiur. sh".\ how t. it should be rallied oin. We \\ i^li lie ,. hail carried his <!? dipt ions furtbei ami ft had t;iveil us the ie nit of his t \prr ^ ieiiee in more drtad. and (specially as to the location of the deposit of lei <1 lock ..l. . . .... I . l.i.:. . ill I. 1 " I III >> I H lil I C, illlH IM* ? 1 ?i I I * 1 li Will I ' l I "II" ^ in tlu- next edition; I<;11 tlr> infoiiiiicion . enn only be galln ml from the :u dual < ut|?ut <>f tin; mines, and ma y <>f tliein for fj obvious rontons <lo not wish tin' figures piildie Mr states than lie i* won ranted c in declaring that the Florida phosphates of high grade occur in heds of an essentially pockety. extremely capricious, uneven and deceptive nature. Sometimes the pockets will develop into < nornious ^ and deep ipmiries, and probably yield jj fabulous ?|iiantit ies of rook of various ),; men hnntahle ijiiality. At other limes |,( they will he entirely snpirliii.il. or will m i ontaiii tin- phopl.nte in sueh a mixed |;i eondition as t(> i>t<d.>r profitable exploit S( it ion impossible." at hi The hook is published by the Scientific h Pub. Co., of New Yoik with profuse il- ic lustrations. o; SI MRS. DAVIS. ewspapsr Suggest* outhera States the Plan. VjSpcciiJl.]?Mrs. Jef^--uuurr, aiim Winie I>avULj|J srt t|iiy today for MmLi*. 17^*31short rfd Dispatch, in an 1 fit oris I iJMlrt**jgPf?via, says: "The outhe '^.JKMber^ to vote a pension rSfp'C'k^aEk^Lvis, and Virginia It is notbig but *"? proper that we should ut her on' (he seine footing that the Govn merit places the widows of its Presients. Tim duty devolves upon the 1 tntcs that composed the Confederacy, < t the Confederacy is a thing of the past, cannot Ix-h vfry costly precedent for J i, imunuHji ss there will never be nnoth- 1 nioieufii y} iin'HMoro never another ] idow of VCpnfedeiate President." ? SCIENTIFIC ANl? INDUSTRIAL. | Qeriniuy leads hi paper-mills. ' Coffer mil's are run by elcetricity. * The Jijioiiinont is about to be tried i Chisago of running double-decked reet sarc. v A striet railway system, to be operated " f coni|resscd air, is to bo inaugurated 11 Leavenworth, Kan. The power will n so be applied to factories. >' The phoucgPaph has been applied to e so that any conversation >un?y?*eyiK^WTC^"during the day 1 sy be readly reproduced. 1'hosphorl* is now being mado by m cumjtDsioa a mixture of acid phoslatcs and |arbon by the heat of an Kr jctric aro sfthiu the mass. The luteal ainnovat ion in car decora- wi in is a n4w material callc I "aili- J), rome." If can be used also for depot m other intcflor decoration. JVj On the coftcrn frontier of the "Dark {jj ntinoat" coal is so plentiful that by en tiug a shovelful of clay oilany purlieu- "J spot it may be reached. But thcr< it no means ^f transporting it to market. The rangciof n ival guns is roughly out le for every inch of calibre foi gnus s than ten inches, but last year a 9.2 v :li brccchdoaling rillo attained a l(, igo of twelve miles. Tuo pneumatio <h ii bus tired a dummy shell two miles i a half. f< It la iocJi steam trains Lwcen biTivtii^rnr Minneapolis have * been t'.k'fu off, being unable to\jom- 11 to with tue electric road, which is 11 ining trips every eight uiinutcs, and k expected soon to change to live minute h ledule. p \bout twice, as much energy is re- ^ irevl to stop a in sving object as to ri.it. In order to relieve its horses of ;reat deal of work, the London Goul Omnibus Company has adopted an [enious device by which springs are u und up when the omnibus stops. The b ount of energy which is thus stored up '' tIre springs is utilized for starting the iiclo again. i> \ smokeless powder lias been prepared ^ tiiu Newport (II, I.) Torpedo Station ich is credited with having given a e bullet the astounding velocity ol c< i>0 feet pet second. Moreover, it is ted thai at a distance of 500 yarils the c? >ort of sue gun .vas not heard nor was U! f s n vjdble. Qua cotton, pulp is iort? 1 l-*?w "'Too powder, "S" t thv osj^r ingredients und their ma- j uilatioulfre a Government secret. (V lake lws s wonderfully tempering ?< ect oti thettb'uate. Thus, according ol 5L Forel, the tpiantitv of licit area dated in the Lake of Geueva, S.vitzer id, during the summer of 1839 was j ual to that given oil by the combustion d 1,000,000 tons of co i!, or the am > mt w Tie I by a coal trim 11'3d miles in igth. The greater put of the heat is charged into the air of l ie valley il l I tlie colli season, thus producing a I let" toolPcr.iturc 111 aiituuri and win " lit. Brown-Scipiurd in one of his iec- Is res d?vells with threat einp'.ias\ on the J1 port-nice of jjeUer.d kuo?vlcJ^'? in the itter of cheeking con diini; an t .sncez 4. lie slates tint cou^hin <; can bo >ppcd by preisitn; tiio nerves of llitis in the neighborhood of the nose, d sntH-/i.?y v be stopned t'.ie sanns -.h^rroTTTno.. , o? ,? cus^m' ni front of t'.n ear, may >-,'< ><i p.iiii'4". It is so also of hi<:cojo;h<4, !> it 1? so than lor sn -i-.'.ni 4 ron^hia^. Pressing very hard on tluiof of the 111 intii is aho a in -an of ar 1 i 1 v a eou'^li, aid tin- will *. lien to uun to lit a wonderful preventive A Curious Italian Custom. "At tin- f ir end of Naples," -says the (f'ct'ic (' i >tt awl Tint's, "lies the nuv.i < : >.uiti M.ir.a Aimliata, wtucli !?( ? a year, 0:1 the tiny of Our Lady, akes up into a brief life and exciteicat. In a ilent row, before the high tar. kneel thirty girls, all m black garient<, with f >ldod hands, an 1 eyes lixe I a tne picture of the Madonna before icin. Those n i orphans lromtlic ueighniing orphan i-ylum; nr.il onec a yeat li tiiiMO wlm ! . reached the ago of ightccu are '.T-sr.-ern hoie to the church, nd .nay be chosen in marriage by any oncst man whoso papers are in ovdjr lid whoso cliaraeter is good. At tho oor leading to the sacristy leans a greyended priest, tlie head of the asylum, iy and by a m m makes his way fro n 10 buck of the church an I hands him a ttle packet of papers. These the priest m Is carefully, and being evidently s ?tdied,ho gives back the pipers,ail I lei Is ic candidate toward the row of girls, dl eyes are iixe l mure -tea Lastly than ver on the altar, all their hands are laspe I tighter together, their faces turn ,,u\ni- tli/m- ! hi; !>: it niiie\er - i s the young niitu w i',;.> Vtowly along tiie jh, At List he *!>>,>-. His choice is j lade. lie stretches out his hand with little smile. The gtri rises, puts hyr iand into tin of tic sirioter, and toother tin-y uisupp ir into the sacristy, "ho ice I." mi:j ' i< !>r >.to i suit >;3 onte . Musing New Orleans Paying Tel lor. New Or.i.eaxj, La., (imperial. |-(' .1. ! fagnthn, paying teller of the Tiadiiig I ankof this city,disappeared yesterd av mil is not been seen since Tlierewas reason to dicve that his accounts were dmit, mo i c.xaminution made shows that h<- had ' ike u $8,.p?00. It is supposed that he | ole some of the money a month ago, j id. expecting that an examination of , is accounts would he made soon, helped , incelf to $(*,,009 more and left for M>-x t o Wagatha is only 24 years oM and ! f good family. I r Maryland's New Senator. Washiicotow, D. C.. {Special. |?Governor Jackson, of Maryland, oralis tendric 1 to ex-KeptcsentatireCharles B. Gibson, in this ?:ity, his appointment to be United States Senator from Maryland until the f uiis me vacancy caused by the death of Senator Wilson. Gibson accepted the offer and his formal appointment is expected in due course. ^ The I.ot<-H Safety. A MW BICYCLE WHICH Tilt PC BUIC MtH While lliouyuudt within the last decade have enjoyed the -pert of cycling, the fact I. nevertheless obvlons that many thoneand* mot u have been de'erred from enjoying It In cot)M->|urnc? of the high price* demanded for a really good wheel. It remained for the John P. IjivbII Arms Company of iiortnn to change t lib state of affairs. It was last year that the public lirst became aware that there was a new low-priced safety bicycle on the market, a wheel strictly iilgh grade, and ??plal in every particular to iiiy manufactured in America or Kurope. As ; previous to this all manufacturers had diargcd a veiy largo price for a first-class s heei, I he John P. I.ovcll Arms Company is herelore the ilrst house that has ever offered .no public such ft wheel nt a price that docs | mi piace ii neynml tli?* reach of the avcr?u? arson's purse. 'I )io ciimp inv that ninnufuc"r<"> this ?|icc| (the Lovell lliaiii'ind Safety) b one of the oldest of all tfie m i nufacturIiir imlmei cant lie house* in New l.n^laml, huvuir been i'il ibliabeil in lM't. Besides la.'iin; now one of the I?- *1 ititr bicycle Iriua in the L'nito I stale , the John 1*. I<ovvll A rms Company is and hat l>< on for yearn a veil-known inaniifaeturer and dealer In tirerms a mi sport iuir uaods of every description. <?n Juno Mof la-t year, the llim celebrated la half-century auulversnry. 'I he founder of hia enterprising hou.->c. Air. John 1*. l.ovtdl. It hough over ?u veara of aifo, it still an imortant and active member of this worhlitmcd house. A new Tennessco law prohibits Sunday ivork. ul| rfak re not catiKht in a cistern; yet how many en are upend I in: their t iina day after day ihtnic in a rain-barrel. Tim man wlio works until in end month out on a few acres of ouml, trying to make it produce enough to itiport him-clf and family, when common nso a.id his past experience t< II him it i?n't do it, is ono ot them. The mail who orks year after year in a shop at S!iO a onth, when his family expenses are Jd-\ is either. My friend, you cannot buck to a ven-and-a-half foot saddle girlh around an i<lit-!iiut hiinw you catiuot bring the ends Ket her and keep them there without killing e animal. It your income is not Inrgo lough to keep you and your lainily, or if you nut to save money and can't ilu it on your sent salary, write to It. S. Johnson A t'?., ichiuond, Va., and tlen will show you how add ?!<> or $ ?) a moiit Ii toil; or if you can vc t hem all of your time they will put you a position to establish a paying business of >ur own where you ean make from $100 In u > per nnint h. lion't wait to turn it over in ittr mind a few day -. "Procrastination is e thief of time," and many a golden nppornitv slips from our gra-n forever through e wont of promptness. li'M'fe them at once. Sir John Macdonald'8 estate is valued t ??<) 01 XL Tourists. fhcther on pleasure bent o- business. should ike on every trip a holtlo of Syrunof Kigs, ai ' nets most pleasantly and effectually on the Idne.s, liver and IniwcIs, preventing fevers, cudnclies and other fm ms i.f -i.l ale iii .Hir. ami S1 hottles In ,||1 leading drugist-i. j Kashas City !.< nromlsml ire at live cents a nnilrod, Uo a result of competition. I.Anit:s ncc.lin; a tonic, or children who ant building ?|?. should toko Brown's lion i lillers. It i-. nlcasant to l-ike. euros Malaria, ndigc-a ion, llilii)MKMi .mi I.iver Comtaints, iiiaki'.i llio Blood rioli tin<1 pure. A NEW excitement lor tlk.uhoma is sup !;? 'I l?y the discovery of gold-bearing quartz i 'handler. rATKOrilllln. I ITV'il lot.l'lio, ' Lie\s i irxrv t runk .1. Cheney makes oath thill lie is the nior lini'tllcl i t lie 111 ill ot t. I. Clienov As u. doing Ini.-lnc:-1 ;ii the Cily at 'I'oieriii. i;iitiI v uinl Mute aforesaid and iliui sai.l linn < ill pny the miiii ot (lit fot cncii und every me of catarrh I hut euiiuol im ill red ty tho MS of Hull's fillul i'L t tire. FltAXR ... I'lllM v. Sworn to la-fore ini- and sulisi rils 1 n inv rvsLiuC, tins CUiilay ol Ileeiinber, .\. i>., .HHu, ?, A. \V. GI.KASI SRAI. > I ?? -? ' Notary Public. Hall's f'ntnrrh Cure is taken internally anil is direct 1> on i lie tilood and mucous surfaces I ' the system. Send fm testiiiiomaK, free. i-'. .1. ciii:m;y A- Co.. Toledo, o. i Lir Sold 1>\ I irt:iswlds, 7ae. Amkricax-maiik shotguns are greatly in ; man I a'a oa-'. Many persons are broken down from over, ork or hou idioht eare'. Hrown's lion Bit rs rehni iU the sislein, .til- digestion, icovc exee.-s of hile. anil i lire,-, malaria. A lelullil loiiie lor wonteii all I ullihll ell. Tiikkk is an epidemic ol forgery and coinig in lieemaiiv . V11'S slopped fieehy l)tt. Ki.ine'h Great iKitvtc Kkktokek. No tits after Hist- days se. Mai v eh us cures. Trtali-e and t rial .i r >.. Yi.... an A M.iiU, xn.ii. x>. uitiu lll'V. Wi ivniiL-, rui /?nuou.,i mm ,i a I 5 The l-ull Prospectus of I Jl| ArtU-lcs have heeu wvillcu cx?ro??)y y I lie Right lion. \V. E. Gladstone.XJ The A\artjuis of Lornc. ? Ju: vl henry Clews. ? Vasili Verestchagi OS f*firtiilln I Ircn S The 1 S{ Nine Illustrated Serial Storle Articles of Practical Advice. S] Glimpses of Royalty. SI Railway Life and Adventure. 8 700 Large Page3. Kivc Double Ho!i 1 "fi V^rH T?N>ws,.I,! n 1 mil XXvnu Qt , lilHMi. I Hit I Of 81m ?KK a VrJttKTtKj.Ss .o-Zvr. r..V>. i mm KENNEDY Of Do*!)!jfVi Mass,, says ! Kennedy's Medical Discovery cures Horrid Old Sores^ Deep- j Seated Dicers o f 40 years' standing, Inward Tumors, and every disease ol the skin, ex- j cept Thunder Humor, and i Cancer tiiat lias taken root. ' .Price, $1.50. Sold by every Druggist in the United States j and Canada. Pl ilVHIOlVH !?? ? fill ?.<*! i <li*nl.led fro for tlitf.-u-'- J1 year* ex I |icr.. i > i- Write for l aw*. A M< I uiitiicli J HoSii, WaMIISUTOS. 1" ' ' .ii. t?. I I mg \vr a K Nrrvo' ?, WaxTCTtr i> it'* rial* itet j \9l,lf av.-iI Miii k i? *vo|| ll'tilHi ll'l/rr ] I xW 8% rii? h"W r. "i-t. .i ycir. Sample copy free. Hi. J. II. l?Vi;. K.lltor. HulTalo. V \ PATEN TSsjWKS1* | ?l ? ivr hiMiK Irnr \ l"\!<}ir. i- or tiik Kaiitii tliiw. Dud lev Warner ?? rili ! < i n i l'. Head". C'nllt. Hotel del , Coroiindo,?UfKent reaort hotol to tfta world. ! ?fr?wm IM I Big, but bad ? the old-fashioned pill. Bad to ' take, and bad to have taken, la* etucient, too. It'e only temporary relief you can get from it. Try something better. With Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the benefit is lasting. They cleanse and regulate tho liver, stomach and bowels. ; Taken in time, they prevent trouble. , T'l any case, they cure it. And they oure it easily; they're mild and gentle, but thorough and effective. There's no disturbance to tho system, diet or occupation. Ono tiny, sugar-coated Pellet for a laxative ? three for a cathartic. Sick and I>ilio?ia Headache, Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and all derangements of the liver, Stomach and bowels aro promptly relieved and permanently cured. 1 They're purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, tlio smallest, and ? tlio onsiuat to ,-lr- ? that, they're the cheapest pill von M can buy," for they're f/narantec<$ to J give satisfaction, or your money is ' r returned. You pay only for tho j good you get. This is true only i of Dr. Pierce's medicines. "August 1 Flower" j Perhaps you do not believe these * statements concerning Green's Au- j gust Flower. Well, we can't make j you. We can't force conviction in- | j to your head or med- 1 Doubting icine into your .-j throat. We don't j Thomas. want to. The money * is yours, and the misery is yours; and until you are willing to believe, and spend the one for the relief of the other, they will stay so. John II. Foster, 1122 Brown Street, Philadelphia, says: " My wife is a little Scotch woman, thirty years of age and of a naturally delicate disposition. For five or six years past she has heen suffering from Dyspepsia. She Vomit became so had at last that she could not sit Every IVIoal. down to a meal but she had to vomit it as soon as she had eaten it. Two bottles of your August Flower have cured her, after many doctors failed. She can now cat anything, and enjoy it; and as for Dyspepsia, she does not know that she ever had it." ? the smallest pill in the world i _ ? TUTT'S Z tiny LIVER PILLSi A liiivonUthoviiliiesoftlic InrgcronrAj ^ ^P?<|iiully effective; purely.,vegetable. Kxact size shown in this border. ?? ?? ? EMfTi ELY'S CREAM BALA I'liKrci^oA, Allay* l'aln and 9y yWtho Sores, Hwtorei Taste r ,VBB Gives Relief at once 1 Apply into the Kottril*. BbbSB&MHI 50c. Pruggiete or by until. ELY ? /y/y: rnrs <&#w Rotable Features for 1892 antl Specimen Copie Brilliant Contributors. ' -r the .luiuiiio i>y a host of eminent me - Count F-erdinand de Lesseps. ? Andre1 stin McCarthy, At. I*. ? Sir; Lyon Piny ft in. ? W. Clark Russell. ? The Earl of Mrs. Henry M. Stanley, and One Hun Volume for 1892 will Cont s. 100 Stories of Adventure. Sketches of Travel. Popular Science Articles. Charming Children's Page. day Numbers. Illustrated Weekly Supple =w.E TO JAN. I, 1892. ici'ilirix ttlui oill ctll onl unit mi-iiiI in till* oil <1 f 1.7.") wo ?illl m?'11 il TI10 t'liiiipniiion r'rri" In Vimio I'iiim Hi 111 Unir. TIiIm iillrr Int'liiilt'i ilu lHTt|.\S nil it M:\\ VK.tlt'S It oiitilc 11 til i it: imiiI 11 11i 11 tn'ii 1111 In I |?n inl Insr. en 1111i'il " 11 mliii'ii 1111 tiiiM i'n?t TMENTV V HOI'S.\ N It (! A. /i"f (">'. IIjiiVi'. or 1 i'i*r?'#t l.rttrr nt our ri.it*. The youth'S COMPANION, Hoste m MONKY INCIllb&KXs. ? B Kor i?c\ u lKVpinfo UnoK, <?.)i irii'iu' i I 11JU A Bor a practical poultry . aUt). .iuruii , \UIKv c \ f.ii s. It loaches rvr' to ?ij WT- .,nltu uroillKMMi U> 'ox (iinvl I n"? ?<>r fattening! ?I?W t JWHu I n?ve for UreeiJiug, etc., Ao. A<l<lreM , HOOK I'UH. HOUSE, IM Leonard SU. * .. City. | KANSAS FARMS ?' I good l rice*. Karma for sale nt bargains. List fro?. (II Af. If. WIIIII.I.EVi Onbornr, Khb, r?> COUGH HOARSI V . fflMQII! ^yiijy ALL AFFECTIONS OF Til TAYLOR'S CMERO SWEET GUM Is I lie BEST KN Ask your druggist or inerchs as nothing else can take ith plac< PfflSIOM |?|iMto|i(?MoMblr Tuckmud IxlioM A big pay (or spue kowa. Tntfllir PvbK3fkBHflH cwmc Aounnr, *y 41k Art, New York. a 1 en k? iflfin ? ?kv?*??? iiwhm A umj 10 im r^rBTui&ss^sa ?A? ?*r ??>ily wW4a oMkit. Adapt-B lAHTU rd to tow i or country. Hoitt H wl >W?W n. ?nt rnfiirlM or cr?-ap In a all I B Splendid oneataff t?rktM rl*bt peraon. dead Jake B ft tltoi'f ?rk l?< IW Utrn. EraajyonH can aba a frw honr. a weak, aitta at M?AMp. B JUHWON A OO. Hlrhm.jnd, Va.. (or InfomeaBKa B ahoet the klffeet IMat mm aari k aomrtkluff thai will B tpta Tomt area aa I >twi Own open. TO MEN ONLY! TOl'NO Oil Ol.D?why wwto time and money with worthhw,MMatlre rvnrodjret, when I will gtoflv M>nd VOU (IW'UIinIi rnr m I lie I>r?>ka*r<nl l^n r.f ly dlKutmil rvme- rntt <ly whkii'iperdlljr and pciui4!ikhtlt or Failing l*owcr, lm|*>tency. Wasting, Weakness, U k of Development, ttnilxnlouK, Varicocele/ W rite qt once and lie your own physician. CHA8.J. (lAW, Uo* >ln rah a II. Mich. ' | ICoaaanpilvca and people who hare weak lungs or Asthnia, ah o a Id use Ptao'aCure for ^R Conaempllon. It baa cared H? tkonrauda. It has not Injur- H ed one. It Is not bad to take. It la the best cough ayrup. TE Bold everywhere. SSe. BR PAPER COTTERS! 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