The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, February 26, 1892, Image 4
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30 Years
Of Suffuriag from
Scrofula Humor
Yno m In hi think thntaraar of .Scrofula of .10
y I"ar? ImmHiui won 1.1 ?..?? .aim a.. -a
? It la, |>ut Hood's Mar.sApurlllw la ri'UMitiililf sure to
euro ovi'rji cue If Klva-n a
Fair, Thorough Trial
Mr. Clnpp, nn <>l<l rraMi nt of Kn*t??niluli\ ?.iya: 1
I mil now M years of aw and for tlaai past Hi yi.ira 1
tiava< MilTi-rcal with rimiitnx Mirw on una* of my !< ?*.
A few years ago I boil two of my torn amputated,
physicians Mating lli.it I way aulfi'ilim fnxia gun
gn ur anil li.wl hill ?
Short Time to Live
Kivciit moatfe* ??, at Um rrctrmtnrmlatiwn oi
vicitfhlMir I iH'^au lis In k lliMxl h N.ir<a|?arllln, ami
Ijhvv iaki'ii thfiht a do&en Imttle*. When i Im ^.iii
taking It iH*arl> IIm* wliolv lower |?.?rt of my leu an<l
loot was it rtllilitliK Now the Hon* has nlim?>tf
completely healed ami | ran Irutlifi'lly *a> thai I amT
tu la-Hit heal Hi than I have been fur many >i .11.? 11
mm all iii> liii|?roveineiit to
Hood's Sarsapar lla
It Ih In-Hit than gold." HKoiiok T. t'l.tl'l*, K?i*lnn
dale, Mass Ite Hlire to get IIimmI'h.
HOOD'S I'lLLS t'liir IfilioMMIPM.
1 ? ? ?? >
r'MOTMERSll
|! FRIEND" jj
!! To Younjj ;
ii T^^Sn^Motheis ;
2 i t
| Makes Child BirthEasy. ||
| Shortens Labor, t
Lessens Pain,
Endorsed l>y tlie leading Phyilclane. J]
^ Hook In"Motlmn"tnallott VHEK. J[
FSRACFILLD REGULATOR CO. ji
{ ATLANTA, OA. < !
2 SOLO BY ALL DKUOOI8T8. ||
va*?i? ? ? * (>**
Beauty often depends on
plumpness; so does comfort;
so does health. If you get
thin, there is something
wrong, though you may feel
no sum of it.
Thinness itself is a sign;
sometimes the first sign ;
sometimes not.
The way to get hack
plumpness is by carkiiji.
i.iviNO, which sometimes includes
the use of Scott's
Kmulsion of cod liver oil.
Lei us send yon? free?a
little hook which throws much
on all tlu:sc subjects.
'm . ?ri Sr t'O WNtf. Chemists, i jj South ?%?1? Avenue,
N w Vo|?. .
Von ilMii*rtst Scott's Kinuluon of co?l liver
oil ?all Ji o^tjt* cvciy wlictc do, f i.
Jda. tfcJifc. jL?c.M Jk*.J*. .rife A& jife.
*) SUCCESS /S ASSURED fr
jj HV SOW I NO Till''. t?
| BragEDS. j
Tlir lin'l I lull ivr m'll iiuirr ^
% CLOU EH, GRASS, j?
lin.M I tl.lill liuv It .. . ?
jQ In I'm* mil !nhi M.?t? . i*? u.< ?.t ? .01 H?
Mti< 1 1 I ..1 tin IttKli u t it?|f >1 ? tin ^
j mnl i* t oii;??.h? priiia. bur K
jj GARDEN SEEDg
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*i ro- rr \ 11> inn nil.-it* 11 'i *' .it 1'
j) *n*l |< i* I.* 1 ruifs. mnl i.iii 1- K
?) till 1 ilrn (. 11 K* I J-n .l< I*', ?.* I. }l 1?
_vi n .*11 It * *1 *1* 11 .1 U . .. .. I. .i..... i
liny liitl Mill N l lit III hlllk.
3* 4)1 It INSTIH'CTIVr 4 \T \ I 4)4 a I, fi
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3 T.W.WOOD A. SONS
>] Sccti&mon, RICHMOND, VA. ?
v^r Vi''-.V V;~T.r V." W "A*
nnc??jVDS41 siCATARRH
GRE&.M BALM ssF^'oT-^
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ill'-. I nn I'ilU.iil anliiuilly nil tin*
e < iiilil, I In- ili lir.i11- l. iii.ili- iir i1111i iii
i l ni;*" iii1"" vii;iiroiiH 11111*i. *'
?tu8fsTiny Pills*
u i\? ami slrriiirlh to tlx* wr.i'. f
- i muiit ti, liov.< N. Kidnc) ciinl Maiht.
@ i? O ? ? & OV&Q
WOODBOET'S FACIAI SO A F
r "r '-1"" AIH1 ? "BbiMU*. Kr".
'^y k's!t??f * ? \ p?nt' II In * . K, . ?!(
or n11*11 ?#i?r. ai:i,.|#
' *k- :tU'1 IW|? look Oil I ft. Ill - I- '.'+1
Kb . * nv. 'tatiS*' '1 V. 11llt? oil Sk if.. s- Ja
K/ 9HJ5J *o I ?oii* ?Mtd l'loo l r1i*/*? ?r ?:?.! tlirlf
1/ jYs ti Afinvr.i. # nf ?fali i| f i*v *.?
IVa ?%/ IH-KIM liUKN t- l*k?-Kilt 1 II nilikH,
W?il?, I??!?<? Uk wti 1 I".
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\ ptifliioiia llj?lr, r'aifik*, A*., i?iooT**tJ
^ 'CM\ it. ncouniKf. nr r v? jvi?'? . *ai
fTBI ill T K I2?? ** "** V ?. ( Itf* < n? i 'At
M aiuDbAiirtvlfiUx. Arrnl wanted lli CNuk inapt*
DOYOU INTEND TOE1UILD A
B^JUSPETI ,f so '"iv vn'ir Siu-h. I
K * I- I ? II ? M->1.1! III I I i k. I .
1.11 tit I ~ Sf .V I N ! ill ll
f rtirno I nml PHiImIioI wonil work froiiiiin \V?* nm
n> niiif.? !ur? re mil li;i\i> tin- l.'trpi ?t plant in llin
.' t.ui' A nit w .inti il ill v. r\ Tmvii iui.|i ninity i:i
In "iilli I'rl.'i- lists furiiMn >1. '1 ry u?
li ii I t >n - li. Ilu.i r mill It 11 ml tile, to.
Our- fifM ituil ! Mm i t'HAHl tiTTf. S i.
?-ml. uiWMaaaMMMHftHnMi
b&K* Tr
Too don't want comfort. If you pn rr .
don't v ith to look well dressed. R'.A /> J
H yon don't want the best, then ;tj|A
om don't went the lace Back 'W^/feS
Suspenrfpr. Your di-alr-i1 has it if ;>i Ft
he is alive. he isn't he shouldn't ^ M
be your dealer. We will mail a '.J /< I kJ
pair on r-cipt of $1.00. hone M r8^A \ Si
l-nume without the stamp as pa^gf VuM
Lace r.ack Pliepcnrter Co., Jn
*7 i'nucs tUsel, h. V.^ P
V
* JO ee^ly Union
H"V* R. M. 8TOKBH,
.1 Friday, February SO,
f judg>? SUBSCRIPTION, 01 GO PER
1 regard
W 3 0ur POST OFFICE DIRECTOR
|i peo- ?i will l?e opened foi
kfroin 8 A. M. to 0.00 P. SI.
ns hy 'i*h? Money Order Depart mem
'ro?e' opened for business from 'J A. Al. t
I1?1"' The Northern and Southern t
clossat 1 1?. M. Mill will be Ih
f^.lbthe rtreet boxea at 12.4
y infttiemioo or irregtilarili
. . t e reported promptly to the P.
J. C. HUNTEll,
re con*?hi?di
. . m
e and Ju,,*e fr?Mr will premd
may next term of court, commencing
f lhnt ||j0 7thofMerob.
Ineces- ? . _
Vtniiy. Half 'I'lt* Hoard of Pensions ft
El' county will meet in the Courthouse
'R day in March, at 12 M.
Iresenl
C) con- W*- Mr- T- 11 1 lore litis lee
\. In irrro as Treasurer of the County,
sceiv- Coventor has not appointed any on
T,*"/' place, so llint both the Audito
their JL , , .
{['reuxurar (JUIXAIIVYNXS
HIVAb.
\ li O O l> V Hed^e
i.mor'H battle luu
JV? * V\',? \ I'C'CII fouohlumi loot
WK* C^\l N'K''1 '""I r.iin
'j J /*. m_;mn,nhil iii llu: oh
?ruy ? liuri-li of Wen
/. -^Y? l"" Zoylainl r.OO o
pi\\ ',<:"'en rebels In,
W V?? 1 I imprisoned.
sv I I The Mr'm: i
<-hiireh wiih ;i N
>Jr.''H weird iin
/> v 'IV ?' -> prewivciMfSH. Tlx
' '" J. v lurid ^lure of a fev
loi'i'lirs wliii'li wcro .shirk at. iulervili
leptin I 111 < | > 11 It i t irvralnl tin: forms of
linn sitlin:; ami I vim; oil tins Mats ami
lloni hi every lit 111 il' l?* ol ilrjrctioii ami
<lrs|iair. 1'p ami down t he aisles the iron
siiotl lirrl . of (lit- sentries I.ill;; upon tilt!
pavement. Tin ? i? .11- i p.utol i lie prison
IT- \\rrr sili-iil,or only 11101111110 with tlin
pain ol 1 rrnil wot.mis; sonm wete prayim.'
, our was ravin",uia<I with terror. Ami
in 11 nth lie ami his 1 oinpanioiis had ootid
rams' 101 lf.tr, for llieii t ompirrer was
|'*rvnsham, the t h'liri.tl ol I lie It.iyalists,
whose only iii<mJi- o| ilraliuo with a rrhel
was to ham; or ahool him without, more
in hi, am! w no \\ > only wait ill" for the
daybreak h> hroin tin- work ol slaughter.
A h w only kept their resolution ?
alUoU:; ihrill two Will' sitting tooi'tllel*
111 the shadow ol lie- pulpit steps. I loth
ol these 1 ru ha<i In en eotr-piemuis in
tin lifjhl, ami lioth knew well ttial they
must tin* at day lirt'.'ik.
The ehh r ol the two was a man ol
ahout thirty live, with powerful thiek
el lianie. ami slrom; ami runnel lea
tuie^; a ha I ui.au h ive against one,
one 111 i??hI 'ay. lie um by Ir.ele a I10r.se
lot ikii, ami.1 ".ieit put of his hunm-sH
\\ H III I'll lU III till' \\ i I I II111 ill' till
111.ii li. I i is i i iiii | i.i n ; hi was some i\ ii
?'i 'lit \i ii ymill",! i. Ilis li-ui'i- w a t;il
ati'l 11:;111. lull liliety 111:1 If, Hi'I In ' Ian
W as silfill II I y lllllilsiiilli'. Ill' Was til
swiltrst l il'llii'l* ill tin- \\r<l ul I'llf;l.aiKI
I n i In |' - hi t hr w hi ill- k in m I. mii. Ilis nam
was DaviiI Dan-; lli.it ul tin' ehlcr iiiiu
Ii'Iiii < >111 virvyn. Ilulli tti'i'r nalivi's ul
tin' tuwii ut .\\lii'iilm',liui, until tin' ?lay
before, lliiyli.nl hern st ramjet's to carl
ul tn i. ('I ii hit 11 n I in. nlc 11 ii a 111'liinrailc
hi tlie contest, where they hail fui|u|i
Mile liy siileanil where the same triiu|i o
(loyalists li.nl M-i/.i'ii them Imlii.
'Ilin two were ilnil. < >ui\arvyii lnnl
j.uili 'l i iit i sliml h! n''\ | 11'i , hail lilli'tI
m l ii hti <1 it at -I wis now smnkiiii
II ;ini|?iiliy. Ill - is iiii | >a 11 urn lit-1 alsi
yillh I "t>t "lltethill'; lli'.ll his breast ,l?u'
w i m>' a "I| ' , it was the portrait of
. A i e.i'.ltiflll X.'UII ; -.ill. II" lulls a lolls
' !i"'K .ii tin 111v |\ | me, i look which sab
I fill. w. II
I t J'l; \ a v \ ii w itetu 'i him la the ilin
I ti l ' in u Ii . h tin \ i' In* coiiM not. se<
1 till' 11.:! i i: ot I tie portrait, bill h
! lie el h t In I ise sloo. I.
"I'iiiii fellow!' lie sai'l, with iimri
Ii ii'lei ei * ? lli hi woiil'l have heeii e.\
pn'ti I tlot11 his looks. Then, liter i
i i i ii ii* i i ' a-.'.', 1 e wi at oil, a miic!
t > * i in -1 . .i^ t" the nth r. "Ami ye
i '. I-1 i ' ,.i in . I w a . in love 1 at
!'i i \i . li" ' help an ' ami I a1- > liuvi
tier portrait in my im ot. Whit wouh
I iv it I i oulil . ' i\ on it as you eai
look "ii \"11r-1
I i . . I.. .' .. I .i ! .. I
Wli.il!'' lie Mini, "have yoli also (III
I- .. p< :;oi who will
Ii .iiar'.i I when -In- In as <.i what ha:
hi |'| i I i>i vol;"
v\.i." vii,| tin- .ithi'i hi'trily; ".sin
will n <1 ii ctrl, >hc liis haI
i-iii mi- a n| n.? , mil I s!i ill haVi- I lie pail
nl il\ i i iiiii . v. n -f I upon ilu> hnavi
w i i lo' I i nil1 ot la i
ll was -ii hi i in in- how in a mo
inciil his i'vi's 'mI ^ row it ahla/.o with
pa-sion. I In' \uiuit; in in Inoknl at him
MI ;i-i i?111-11111! 111.
W ho wit In- iihpiircil.
1 W 11 w i it tilhin) the otlici. " I)(
\< ii ll.iuk it I know lha'. that I shouhl
no -v l\.i\ i . a i iii- I i writhe at 11 y ii|o with
on', i i - i 11 | i i I with linn' No, I tin
not know hi n. I only know she lovctl
me, tlii' - ie i ii hi I towaiil nu:; thai
w!e. n I ,'iiketj her plainly whether sin
lanl Ii -ii ,ii! a yonnv-er ami a hitter look
i:i man she eonleise-l tiiat it was trm
ami iinew iieisell upon my '.n-neroatv ti
e' In r tree fioni onr enipi^einent.
I -I :11 a fienyy ot nia-l passion. I'm
i wlnii I aiki'il her In* lii,: ti line she wool'
n-t teil me, leal iii;, I ?lare say, that
mi; hi Iwi't Ills iiei'k. I shonhl sor?i
have |oM*nl hue,till' then this w ll' l?t">k
en' nil i i iu\ i i"r I i nihl not kee
llo < ll ll-mi iii hi; t-i tile ti 'lit to eon
mi hi- ' I with Mows. An I so here
Oil. .'in ; t-i he sli.ii ii liavhreak. Ihi
I i a I - heat er i 11' I only hi I that fel
low in i v piwir l'<>r oik* hi iei minute
i onl i <!.' eon!en'e I
i . i ii< i v i M i i r i? ?u hit ,
?i inil I fcrl ! Ii< nr.
<?u.\iivvn ilii".v i |inrlrait lr<?in !ii
I >|. .1 |i ?l 1.1 '-I ll ' ill! 11? Ills ?'?>1111 >;i(li< ?n
!. ink," In- -:ii I. "is this a fai t; to |i
a ir.au? thou h it is one to ilrive Iiii
! < i.i/\. I.i t it I i i'x a yours it is n<
lu i;i iiiiin i-,t tli in tins one, 1 ilai
S-Wl III'. "
The \onnman took the portrait an
at tin - inn- ti i e h in ie I linn llis o\VI
Ktieli h o!\i 1 m ileiiee at the portrait i
his h iii't !! :: :!-:ie ?-f am >/.* oiciii, n
tiijiel ii iion. The two portrait* reprc
seutc J the same pei'sou !
t,ui\irv\n was the iii-si <ohr<nl\ tli
I sileiiee.
I "Wiiitl lie .ail, ur.i.viiio ^ <|oej
l?re it a ami Iniistino into u low laui^li
I which was leitii ti?-1 .toil "la I, "you
I was itI o liiiuk tliat 1 liave loutnl voi
i ?i==
after all t Kale l? kinder tome tliao 1 ahot
fancied." M
The other returned hi* gixo. the
> J 44 Well," he said, 44it was I, it appear* thai
though I never knew it, nor suspcctc?. few
- it. And," he nducd simply, 44it has nhe
been uo one's fault." ceai
If. 44.No one's fsultl" iCC,
r I 44No, no one's. Mary Held on liked slot
you, but she did not love you, nnd when by a
' we met she found out her mistake. cor<
" ' You frightened her witli your mud nnd
humors. Without mentioning your yet
mime she tcld me the whole story. You uioi
Cfl could not make her happy, and I could, by i
kj that's the whole case. l>o you blame crj?
p.her?" fin
4,No," aald CJiitKurvyn, thrusting the the
lc , portrait hack into his breast, 44I don't. r|ftj
yj, Hut I have sworn to bo e<|ual with tho |<>c.
mail who turned her mind against me? |,ori
I w ill never believe he acted by fair fro,
,r means and I am going to do it. I)c- ;,|| >
0I1 tend yourself; I give you warning." men
I Jot h men sprang to their feet at the lV1;s
same instant, and stood glaring at each j,.||
|j? oth? r. At thai moment there wat s,.|f
heard outside the church the rattle of a
_ . drum. 7ii.I.
1 Only Hits ritttl<- of n drum. Hut tlio J
1 "sound struck them motionless us li^uru* frau
111 r hum I to stuiii'. Nor was the ollcct on Kvc
their companions less remarkable. There (]
h;ii a moment's siIciico in the church, |)(.j
deep its the silence of the < loo I; then a plea
inovenient -a long tin ill of horror. That q
' summons iiiennt that <hty was breaking, am|
ami I hit their hour was come. | >OS|
8 The guards set instantly to work to st.C(
' prepare the tirst batch of prisoner* to bo Hl?|
'* led out of the church. Dare ami (.Juix- |uoj
' arvyn were ainontf tlio llrstseized. With ^
y about a <lo/.cu others they were marched |)CSj
into the open air. The f?ruy dawu was mil]
c scarcely ^ivin^ way to the tirst streaks |K#ri
of sunrise as they passed out of the WBS
churehyard flutes; lint the whole village vvj,j
was wide awake and in a tumult of cx- w|,j
' cileiuent ; indeed, there ha<l been little si?)(
1 sleep that tiij;ht. livery window was lW(,
alive with terror stricken gutters as the
' party of doomed men, surrounded by a (
' band of soldiers, were hurried through Sjiw
the narrow streets ami out upon the |jm
1 open moor. arvt
At the bordei of the moor sat an "
olliier on horseback, surrounded by a (J
troop of soldiers. Here the party nasi
halted ami the jpiaid* saluted. The "
..iii i- '
mu l l w.i, ;i man 111 annm. tony, whose Iijs
?lam 11 lift I appcniaticc, which wasns trim did
as that i>l a toy soldier newly painted, (.j
showed rddly in the midst of soldiers pah
stained with battle. This was Lord will
I'Vversham ?h mail in whoso nature "
vanity, callousness and love of pleasure A
were about eipt illy combined. 11 is face swi
was gay with pleasant expectation as the the
reliels were drawn ii|i before him. lirii
"tlood!" lie remarked. ''Those wore I
ill ringleaders, were they? Serjeant an I
lolui, diaw up your firing parly uud thel
-liool down every man of lliem." dist
The order was instantly oheyed. The veil
Mine, parly was draw up, the prisoners wot
were ranged in line at a lew paces dis- '
anee. At one extremity of the line '
1 David Dare and John <>ui\aivyn found '
1 lieni wives oie'e more side'Ly side. /
An ollieer who sat on horsetiaek lit the
L'*? veisliaiu's right hand observed lliem. im|
'| know I hose two," he said, point. tur
1 uir; lo I hem with his linger. "I'ity two sol
.iieli fellows should ha done for. (hie WU
'* if them is the lust runner in the couu- "hi
1 ry side, and lite other the host rider." up'
"Kh? What?" snid Kevcrshaiii, stand- the
ing up in his stirrups. "Mold there a wit
1 moment, Sergeant; I spy a chance of pot
H gallant sport. What say you, Major?? lire
'' i race Im tween these two Across the Tin
moor, the one on foot, lh?! other mount it.
Will you back the ruiiuer?'*
The Major was a man of some humanity.
He rellected for a aioiueiit. % '
' "Agreed!" lie said. "And to insure 'lls
' thai hot It shall do their hestlet the will- "IM
tier liaye the promise of his life." or 1
Pevershain received this proposal with
| bv no means a good graee, for to spare a ,,lu'
iebi I burl him lo the soul. lint the
delightful prospect of seein ; two men
1 racing for their lives and of being able.
' ilt<T all, to shoot the looser, a', length 1,1
1 reconciled him to the scheme. lie guvu "'I1
his orders ami the two prisoners were
It'll out of the line. xs
< hit upon the moor, about a quarter
1 of a mile away, stood a solitary tree. '
1 I'his was selected as the starting point. "ia
I A double line of troopers was drawn up \ o'
II stretched from the tree to thespot where
the (iencral was stationed, leaving a u
spice In t ween tlteni like a racecourse !"'1 "
1 some yards wide. At the end of the 1 "*
couisc l'*evci'shain and the Major sat op.
(- site each other. Whichever of the """
...... p.is-i between ?.
1 them tirs*. would be rewarded with his 'k''
1 life and liberty. *,ni
And what \vi re the sen alions of the ,l"
paii while these preparations were in "
( progress f 1,1 ^
l?avid Dare, standing before the inus- ttt ,
ki ts of the tiring party, had heard the op,,
strange proposal with a sudden thrill of j
hope, s > keen lli.it it was almost like a |nj|(
pain. Then for a moiiieiit his heart fell
again, lie knew his own speed of foot,
but lie knew also that against a tleet
t lioisc urged by a skillful rider spurring
for dear life his chance was likely to lit ?
small. Still there was hope again and lie j " ]
could do his host. More he could liot j "
I do, though success meant life?and life " '.kl
^ with Mary Seldon.
j In the meantime a trooper had dis- , '
mounted, an I Qui\arv\n, armed with ,
r . . ... lure
, I i spurs, having taken Ins |il?ce
in tin- ?-a Idle, till' horse was leal liv ll
I . . Ill t
I couple of sulilicrs tn tin" starliiii; point. j_
. I alike- his rival,Dui.yarvvu's face sheivvctl
' the
J no i '.i'.i.ni. I'm (mic moment, on hoar a
' inn tli prop > al, a uleun lia<l e-onte into than
II iii--cye-s, I??it now lie rode with down ,r;,|
'' laait head, a- il lost in thought. A sen- sire
I' trnee seeiin i to lie e-onstnnt ly running '
' in his head the scnteiiee Used l?y Dare ',:,l
mi their ipiariel in the ehureh?"You
' ? oiiht not make her happy,and I could." 'ss<
lie iniitti ie I the words over twenty s,r'
times. It was not until the' tree; was
l** a -lied and the horse- was halted with
' his hea I toward the- spot wlje-re- Kever
sham, ellseernitde far oil hetwe-e-n the;
|v )in< s, sal waiting, that he slartol, roused
hiinse-lf, ami looked ahoui hitn.
11 David I > ire was si indni:* <>ii his i iirht,
u stripped to the waist anil without his
,t shoes, rea ly for tIn; starter's signal. I' "
ttti\aivyn's guards dripped the horse's
luidle; ami Serjeant John, who stood
I l>'tween tne two competitors, drew r?
' pistol from his lielt to oivo the si-'tial.
uir
" Tiie e\eiteaient at that im inent w >?
' I intense. Not a sound was heard in the
still mm tiieo uirjmt nil ilown (lie dmtlilo
lines were fa vs lived intently on the
two roin| etitors. IVver.-haiii ami the
Major, with glasses at their eves, sat rfs
t motionless as statues. to
The Serjeant raised his pistol. The m?
report ran" out. r<X
i At I ho same instant horse aud mau ai t
/
/
. /
I mark. Ai
it flying from
front. It t
wonty yard*
otwaan tboni
as mm to bn 1
? ? r "t, ^"utg?
rly at Oral, bat Ruining stiref)t<n4ddo
tride. i When' half the cooiKvm J
ered tl/c hone tt l drawn up level?* 4
theyeuMgnch t* race as had never '
bee/ seen. For a hundred jarda and
e tAe two ran locked together, side
Hdc.Vhe ruuiir&alinost Hying over the
p turf\thc hor?e stretched out iu a
gallol>,' with the rider standing in 1
stirrupA, And now the goal was only 1
yards nwByjr: Jrut tho gamers drew a 1
|? btciith as"" they saw that now tho *
m: wiih gaining i- was drawing out in 1
it. For ono instant it seemed that !
wis over; the nex^, to their am ixe> 'J
t, they were codsciuui that tiio li ?rse
failing. The* they saw a gallant
t; they saw th9*ruiuier nerve him
for a last cflort jflfld closu upon the
, da<h pa'(9k^Bi(>rrc and past the ,
,'M and fall hMSnug on the tnrf. 1
t Miat scone, ?^V?ito of discipline,a ^
tic cheer broko lyrtb along tho line. n
.. i.ii.iaidi umslinl ?svi??ali> L
me who, though r lie had just lost u t
hud gained it-t full equivalent iu 4
ustirable excitement. c
lie winner, who IiikI fallen panting i
exhausted, was raised into a sitting 11
.urc by two troo|i#r><, ami iu a few I
mils he was able, ,though still weak s
li/./.y, to stuud upon hit feet ami u
i nboutiuw.?ii?*> ., t
I few paces olT his beaten riral stood ?
idc his horse, hare looked at him, t
their eyes met. Quixarvyn's face n
i'an almost impciocptible smile,but it c
not this, but xmietliing iu his look 'I
i ll the oilier could not have dellned, i
ch struck him backward like a i
i k. lie staggered back a pace or
>. bewildered by the light which
ke upon his mind, Then he stu(>pcd a
Lo his rival's side,and the guards, who t
no cause to interfere, fulling back a
e, lie put bis mouth cl*i>e to (?uix- C
m's car: '
You pulled that horse," he said,
iiiixarvyaii l?<?kcd at him, but ^
vered not a word. I
Vou let me win," tin; other went on,
voice breaking. "For her sake you l
II " ^ I
anxarvyn drove his nails int<#liis
ns, he had iiuied, he was acting, not j
umt u bitter cost. I
.Make her happy," he said, briefly,
is he spoke he t tu ned away and strode
Illy to his old position at the head of {
line of prisoners, before which the
g party was again drawn up."
tare tin tied his back upon the scene 1
tinust his lingers iu his ears. Neverless,
he could still hear with horrible '
inctncss the Ben/cant's loud. r!mr
?e, with an interval between the
ds?
'Heady!"
'Present!"
l-'ire!"
ihimst as the wont was given came
erasli of the report. Moved by an
tube which he could not coimuer he
iie.l around with a shudder. The
dicrs were lowering their smoking
skets, auda thick white cloud hung
>ve the line of the pr isoncrs stretched
>u the ground. At t he extremity of
lino tjuixurvyn lay upon his face,
h his ri-jhl hand clenched upon a
trait whirh ho had taken Iron his
nst, and a hullet through his heirt.^
j Strand Magazine.
llaliils of Salmon.
n their journey up the streams the
t run of fish push on rapidly to the
ter pools and headwaters, 100 miles
more,unless prevented by in&urmount0
falls, with which most of the Labor
streams are well provided. Hero
have been caught sixty miles above
estuary before one lias been taken in
il water. Some of the former remain
the lower [tools and are joined by
crs as the run progresses. Why is
Have the lish any remembrance of
luc they spent their youthful days,
1 icmain there while others puss them!
s now received as an undoubted fact
L every fish knows its own river, but
? iiirtlier than that, ami think every
Iium a partlcu'nr place in the liver
re it wishes to reiuain. Were all (lie
null in the ih scigouche to push oil to
headwaters, would not. the greater
lion of tin liver he barren? Tlictur1
of spawning liine on the restricted
a n bedSjth turning ovt i of the newly
ova, could only end in \\ holesale deletion.
Km n under present conditions
i Mitistied not over ten per cent, of
eggs ilt posite I naturally ever couio to
s to the speed with which they travel
nuts 1 caught two salmon with partly
sled caplia in them tpiito reeogiMe,
ami tlu elish were caught sixty
s above where the eapliu is known
nine. ?American Angler.
Caught a hireat Kngle.
Marker, who is working out at A.
Smith's sawmill 011 It.lie Creek, set a
;o trap, thinking to catch a monster
r, whose tracks were seen in tho
jhborhoptl. Several tlays after bo
it out to look at his trap, hut instead
he hear ho found a large eagle, tho
est, perhaps, ever seen in the llocky
uitains. The eagle had been caught
he powerful jaws of the trap by 0110
just above the claws, lie had dragged
immense trap, which was secured to j
g by a chain, into some brush nioro I
1 twenty-live feet from the spot wlieru I
>ped, ami was dead. S > large and
ug was hit leg thai ii was not broken.
! eagle was too large to carry, so the
per cut both legs oil as trophies,
lucisiircd the huge bird, and it was
Ivc bet from tin to tin of its (int.
:ti heil wings.?.Myrtle Point West
gonial.
mollis of Insert?.
Dr. Marey, tin; eminent Froneh phrsi- j
gist, has heeu studying the flight of
n ts by plmto-ehronography, tno np" itits
isjciI to ol>( lin photographs allo.v- I
r exposures in ho made so short as J
f.?,(i()ii nf ji >eeoii'l. I lis observations
lien to tit it w ings of inserts in flight l?y '
cting obli.piely the redstance of the 1
i*i to nit 1 fr,? movements, ::?-r in a i
similar iii.itiin to the senll use 1 to |
?pil bo.ils ?New V'ii1'' Witness.
^aKoeli's lymph, according to
ults of tin c\pcriaicnts e i.nmuiiie itcil i
the last meet ig of the Hrrlin (Uerny)
Society for Internal Meilie.no,
W* to ]i >ve proved untriistwojtr, even
i means < . .Imguosis for tuberculoma** j
mrt
m T
The fi'ir?|?er Tree.
The ju'cc of the lac<jucr tree is tho
natural varnish upon which depends
the famous l.v juer work of the Jn|Mnc*c.Jpcei
nens of the true were brought from
Jupnn sixteen year* ago i:sd planted in
the UoUtnical Garden at Frankfort, Ger mu),
wneru liicy liavo nourished and
lave yielded see Is fron which thrifty
tyuog treei have sprung. This nlaco
pw has thirty-four healthy tree*, thirty
cot high and two feet in circninfcreoco
tear the ground. To deteriuiiie whether
he juiee is atloetod l?y its changed coalitions,
i'rofeisor Iteiu has sent samples
o Japanese artists lor trial, and is havng
comparative analyses made by etnllent
chemists. If the ro.xirt* are favortble,
it is cxpecte I to it the la :<juer troo
rill be <|iiite extensively planted in Goraany,
and tlut Europeans will bo intrueted
in the art of lacipicriiig wood
>y sonic skilled worker from Japan.?
Icioutitic American.
Nuts and Nutrition.
A good story is told of Dr. I)io Lewis,
vlio wibhed to make ll marked iniiires. inn
II 1110 minds of his hoarding school
{irl?. They teased for nuta at dinner,
iml were promised all tl wanted. 'J'ho
icst <lay nothing Imt n appeared oil
lie talilo. "Now, oirls," said Dr. Lewis,
oat all ynu want ami you will be as well
IT as if you had your usual dituicr; but
lutn taken after a heavy meal are too
nurh for the stomach to bear, ami surely
>rin<j on imlioestioii." The Plowman
ays: ".Scientists have pronounced nuts
in excellent article of diet, in this ease
hey ale Hot to lie cut on uu n dcoort, Imt I
is the main staple of the meal. Nut
rees beautify a lawn ami serve for utility
lid ornament at the same time. The
:ost of planting ami growing is small.
I'he market for nuts is assured. They
nay be railed one of the staples of couineree."?New
York Herald.
Pow'a Thh t
Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars reward for
II) ciUM' ct catarrh lint cannot bo ciiro<l by
alciiiK llall m ( ai'irrli ( ur.s
F. J. fin stv A: ( i?.. Props.. Toledo, O.
Wo, tlio uiidcr?i|;ii< d. have known r. J.
Jheney for tlicla.it 15 >cars, and liclicvo Idm
perfectly honorable in all business trniisno
Ioiim, and financially ahlo to curry out auy ol>lyat
ions nntdc hy l In ir lirin.
rN in,r Ac Till'A *, Wholesale Dru^^lsts, Toledo,
O.
PVamuno, Kiv.*n Maiivik, Wholesale
Hrtii;iri.il>. 5 !",
IIall's t alairii ('arc i. (aken intcrnnlly, artnK
directly upon I iic blood anil mucous suraces
of IIm system. Ti" Iiinoiimls scat fro*,
'rico 75c. pur bottle. Sold bv all druKtcists.
I'lKUCK tires, li Mtin ? the earth white,have
been found near the miiTucv near Warronsbur;;.
Mo.
An I in i?%>i-| n ii tlillcienrc.
To make it apparent to thou ands, who
tliiuk themselves ill, that they are not affected
with any disease, hut that I lie sjstein
simply needs clean hu;, is to hrin^ comfort
homo to their he irl s, as a cost ivo condition is
easily cured liy mn.r Synm of Kins. .Mannfat
tilled I y t lie f i lifornia tin Syrup I'o.
Tils Cterinan'Keieiist.io appropriated S-TrU,0C0
for ttie Chicago World's Kail".
Mr. John C. Fell ma ii. .Mhinii. Illinois. \t rites
on .lull, it's IK'I: "My wile has been a urc.'tt
sufferer irmii headaches for over :> years,
and your Itradycrmiiie is ilie only me lieino
that has ever iclieved her. I r.in t;ei you all
tiie recommendations you want Iront hero.
We lake ureal pleasure m rvctiitimoiidiiig it
on all occasions."
Inki.uknz\ is interfering with tlie success
of t lie season at French an I Italian winter
resorts
Ttliown's Iron iti Hers euros I>\ spepsla,Malaria.
Itilioinness and lieiieral liehiliti. Hives
fMivnuiii, anis in^i imi, loin-, the nerves?
creates :i|>|?|ite i'lie l> O tonic Inr Nilit-ltin
Mothers, weak worn* 11 nu<l In I Iron*
Ovkh300,<HK) ornngotrees wero jilituUM in
Mexico last year l>y planter* from t 'nitfor
ltia
"August
Flower"
My \viilr suffered with indigestion
and dyspepsia lor years. Life became
a burden It) her. Physicians
failed to give relief. Alter reading
one of your hooks, 1 purchased a
bottle of August blower. It worked
like a chat in. My wife received immediate
relief after taking the first
dose. She was completely cured?
now weighs 165 pounds, and can eat
anything she desires without any
deleterious results as was formerly
the ease. C. II. Dear, 1't op'r Washington
House, Washington, Va. ?
AlllllBl Morphine ll.ibit Ctir.il In 10
L I ?* I 11 MB I > '-'O <ln ?. I ill enrril.
W II OR. J.ST CHHE.N9, LtU.inon.Oino.
UnHP WTimV, ITOOK-KKKPWI, hhrr**,
M Wltli. /k-ninaruMp, ArtthnirJic, Short-hntul, eta.,
IX. Tiionortnu.v Tai'ohtiiv ,?l A 11.. t'lrvuhuM free.
ltr>iiul*n Collrvv, 45? MjiIii St, lUinuJo, N. Y.
PKn's llrinnly fur Catarrh It Iho MB
MM llt'sl. Klstcst t<i IV,.. :,i:.| I
PSiM l>> ilitiu^i-it i>r M itt i > intill.
Jav. K. T llii/.t'lllito. Warren, 1'a. H
g RIPENS TABULES roKiilalvl
c tn J? linr tir.d !j* J
l''iui> I!"'
? /oi I.'tiiiii*1"111'1 " -I pim-nil fiiiutlyi
0/Xt^* ti"??n fi r II'Iioii.-mi .ts.j
6 ( f M?*llt: I |)( |I|? KMMil.i
* l'iiltifMl I'U'OMlioii, ri"ipK^, Sallow!
(%ittij?leslona Tired Krclioir, ind!
xovcry symptom or r?%*tiitiiii? from imi-'iivj
T blood. o'r n fall hi r l?y I lit* M on moll. Iiwr or int?-.-iin? ht
xt4? perform 111# ir prop, r function* IVr >rn*? xti\* ii for
Jov?THatInjrnrol?. ii.m ted l?y l.ikinp-a T A HI I.K after?
aiwIi imvil l'rnv,l?v m.nl I xrro?.* < f. I l?o( tie If**. Ad ?
# drt\sM TlIK UI TANS <'i I KM \CAL i'i> .10!*|?? mo St .N.Y.Z
# Afcnlt U Mntcdt KUillTY per?cot profit. 2
S NIT S
RELIEVES nil Ptomnch Distress.
REMOVES Nmis.-n, of KuIImbr
CoNOKSTIOM, l'VIM.
revivesfahimo ENERGY.
RESTORES Norm 1 flrr-Mt iUon. and
WAUKS TO 'iui: 'iik'A,
rr. HARTEH MEDICINE C?.. ti. lorII. ?ct?.
Wh?n to Try on New Shoe*.
There is a tiiuc for everything in thi
world, and so it U that the bent time t
get fitted to shoe* is in the latter part c
the day. The feet are then at the ?*axi
mum sixe. Activity uaturallv enl ?r^#
them. Much standing tends, also, t
enlarge the feet. New shoes should a!
' ways be triod on over moderately thic
blockings.?New York Journal.
Tke Oil; One Ever Printed.
CAN YOU riNO TUB VUKUt
lit i 3 Inch display advert Isement I
thin |'#|? r, this *wk, wlitch lias no two word
all*e except one wont. The name is true v
Tacli new one appearing each week, from Th
?r. Ilartcr Medicine < 'o. T'lht house places i
T'reocent*'on everything they make and put
lt?li. I<ook for it. send them the name or I h
wort! and tliey will return you M ini, HBAt'Ti
ret. i.tTuooitAens or sami'Lics vine*.
The trouble on the Mexican border oon
tinuw.
The worst cases of female weakness readiI
iichl to l>r. Swan's I'akIiIw*. Samples fro
)r. Swan, Heaver D.tin, Wis .
luiAittflhimr, Wyoming, a valuable voir
of coal bat* been fouud just beneath the grog
roots _____
Knit -Ick lieiidiiclie, diz/.iuc-is of swlminlnf
In the hea l, pain in tlie Imck, body or rhcUmat
ism. take Beechnut's I'ills.
Tiie manufacture of laa-t sugar Is attain
tug largo proportions in Nebraska.
TIIkThhoat. "Ilrnwn't Itrmichiiti Troctu:*'
net directly on tlio organs of I lio voice. Tin*)
have an uxtradordimtry ell vet in all disorders
of tho throat.
Natural rus has l>e?u found near Sail
Lake City, Utah.
Mai.aiua cnroil anil eradicated frun tlic
avHloin hy Hmwii'tt Iron Hitter-', which en<i...
i t, t ... - ,1.1 .1! -
tion. Acts like a charm on persona in general
ill health, k>v>?K new energy ami strcnulh.
Ik you would he correct In pronouucliif
Manitoba accent the laat syllable.
FITS stopped free hy lilt. Kmwb'b ohba1
NKitve llnnuiiKK. No tlta after IIrat tlay'a use
Marvelous euros. Treatiao atul ?- trial bottl*
I free. Dr. iilluo, Kit Arch St., l'hlia.. I'o.
Ifnfllictcd with wire cyoa use lir.Tsanc Thotnn
bull's K ye-water. I irtiRui.-ds sell at liTx'.per lailth
Routs El
Mr. Chari es Lawrence, of Ashland
SE V ElliJ HIIKUMATISM of w
ain efforts to get relief. He recommend*
After suffering untold ngonics three ye,
ment without relief, I decided to take Swift
CURED Ml
and I wish other sufferers to know of the s
John McDonald, McDonald's Mills, (7a.
B(9u.Send for free Treatise on the L'.o
S\V
hold b) all deaic
W.L.CK
Is a fine Calf Shoe, made seam
this country. There are no tadis
made as smooth inside as a lu
fitting and durable as custom-ma
This shoe has been on sale 111
years, and has given excellent
show. We are now selling mor
manufacturer in the world. Tn
One trial will convince you that
Best Shoe in the
NO
av. I.. IMM HI,AS i IM) < Al t' IIAS
sk? i:j> *i <m> and siioks i
(tenlleiiieii an* very siylisli and durah
" Those \>tio hay this ^rade get a harden
as shoes of lliis quality arc sold evt
day from ."r'll.tM) to *11.00,
av. i,. imm'H i.AS $:t.o0 i'oi.HTtA
SIIOK is made ?itli three heavy sol
Intension Kdiro ; it gives excellent sal
fartion to those who waill to keep tin
fort dry ami warm. It' ywu want
walk with ease, hay this shoe. <1
pair will do tor a year.
>Y. !.. WOtUIAS $ _?..*?<>, *2.2f? a
tjiJ.tM) SIIOKS an* excellent shoos I
every day. Workinirmeii all wear tlio
It IS *1 tlllty you owe to
haul tunes to yjet the most value
in vour tool wear it you purehas
out ?|iiestion, represent a greater
nuke in the world, as thousands
tin i I ? <1? X ? i vi \?*i i v \ lil'iit \ who ki i|
ile if .: ! vi'i ! s i| | >r It * Mi , .m M'ld (o all |
l!? \V I'n ? : I *! It l*\ MAIL, for l . til Iciiici
win I III t t II t !.|i*o, ? ; 11? loo. Narrow ( .i|?
I .n tii'-. i.it? ;/? a iii I wMfn usual I > worn, wli
>lmt' Mi'iilri t iiml (inicrnl tl <?r? li:i iti
lot I lie W . i.. DIM M|,\sn||(U..s w here |
I in u I ;*iiih>i In r. : % it |?|? I \ i nif ;il oiirr, I
iiu lull iiiloriiiui ion. ^rul I ret*. W. K.
/T''
' wm
cofyhigmt iaai ^
Arretted'
?the progress of Consumption. In
? nil it* earlier stages, it can bo cured.
f It's a scrofulous affection of the
lungs ? a blood taint ? and, as In
every othor form of scrofula, Dr.'
l*ierce's Golden Medical Discoveryr
is a certain remedy. But it inusfe
bo taken in time ? and noto is tlie?
time to take it.
\ It purities the blood ? that's the*
secret. Nothing else acts like it.,
f It's the most potent strcngth-re-storer,
blood - cleanser, and flesh-builder
known to medical science..
For Weak Lungs, Spitting of Blood,.
Bronchitis, .Asthma, Catarrh, and all'.
'r lingering Coughs, it's a remedy
( that's guaranteed, in every case,,
to benctit or cure.
t If it doesn't, the money is returned.
i In other words, it's sold o?.
is " just as good" as the "
c cry."* e f
The dealer is thinking of his
[ profit, not of yours, when lie urges
1 something else. __
ABPUTC miaWolOJp.r w. mi l win V4* 1 V'.Ti'Ji?"
Utfl I S.?.imr >-ur<el?.oeU-,br uAni*modlataet
Sample free. Territory. Hr. UrU j?m. S1J U way. it. t
teumatism.
I, Neb , sars that Swift's Specific cured him of
hich he had suffered for over eix months, with
it to all sufferers from Rheumatism,
,ws from Rheumatism, having had much' treat*
's Specific. Light bottles " -,
3 ENTIRELY
ralue of your great remedy for Rheumatism,?
od nn'i Shirt,
I FT S FECI FIC COM PAN V, Atlanta, GA,
r*. no bubblit**"*
DUG LAS
Or for
team GENTLEMEN,
less, of the host leather produced in
:s or wax threads to hurt the feet, and
ind-sewed shoe. It is as stylish, easy
ale shoes costing from $4.00 to $5.00.
roughoul the United Slates over eight
satisfaction, as the increasing sales
e shoes of this grade than any other
a pair?you cannot make a mistake,
it is the
World for the Price.
" ^Jwk^
, 1 ''''WKH^ cJ
SU8STSTUTES. ""2S?5?8
h- ?. J,. IMM <;I,AS #:t.oo, $2.50 and
lor $ J.00 SHOTS lor l.ariics :ir?- mario of tho
Ir. best Dougoia. They ar? very stylish,
in, durable and splendid fitting. They meet
ry the wants of all classes. Every lady who
buys ti pair of these shoes gels a bargain.
I,F W. I,. IMMUiLAS $2.00 ami $1.75
cs,' SCHOOL SIKH S are Horn by the boys
is- everyuhere. I hey are made strong,
i'ir stylish ami durable,
to
,u> CAUTION.
W. L. DOUGLAS' NAME AND THE
ml PMICE Is stamped on the bottom of
lor i each shoo. Look for it.
m. : W. L. DOUGLAS, Etrockton, Mass.
yourself and your family during these
for your money. Vou can economize
e \V. Iy. Douglas Shoes, which, withvalue
for the money than any other
who have worn them will testify.
[> ? w. I, r>iT?:i.\ssm>hs,ii?!. send <lirr< i ( > (lie too lory
l>:irlsof tli<> country, Ir< e.
i's itI Itov.' sh'irs si.ilc size Iind \vl Kit ii-u,illy vrorn,
>>r I'laln >1 -<11iiin Krcnch Tuc is desired,
ether i >i era ?r < 'oinnion ense Toe is ile -Ireil.
? ul" uoiiil i reilil run secure I lie exclusive nueney
I li.i vc imi lu-eiil. mill eiui lie ud\ei li?ed luitieir
Ile sure i<i st-ml tin Siii-riiil l.inl "II." rouliiin.
IIOl (il.AS, llroclituii, .Huns,
' t,
*
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