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^ DIXIE NEW8.
The Sonny South Gleaned and Epito
$&> , A*1 the V?wi and Occurences Printed
Here is Condensed From.
The Governor's Guard# of Columbia,
8. 0., will attend the in*um?r*H?n of
m0aUi' m?-J
The N. C. State Baptist Cod recti -n
rg^foA was held at Raleigh. lie v. Dr. H. 11.
Ha rah, of Oxford, whs reelected president.
Mrs. Amauda Lee colpbrated her 100th
birthday at her houie in Transylvania
county, N. O., last week.
Fayettevillc, N. C., is the only town
of 0,000 inhabitants in tlio South that
inniutains order withonlv one policeman.
The Staunton, Va , bar litis endorsed.
John Handolph Tucker for United
States Attorney General.
Fire at Sumter, S. 0., Kiiday night
burned the opera house and several business
houses.
131 convicts serving sentences in tho
South Carolina penitentiary were last
week lo Bed to farmers through tin State
iu block < of 10 to 20.
Vho Vund rbil , lieu- volent Association
of Cha Uston, S. will at the
iuaugurati >u of Cleveland and afterwards
pay their respects, as he is au houorary
member of tho association.
Winston-Salem, N. will perhaps
get an appropriation of $200,000 f <r a
new United state Public building from
tho present Congress. Senator Hansoiu
is pushing the bill.
lion. G. N. Scarborough, of America*,
Gn , is u candidate for Second Assis'iint
Postman'or General, with a strong State
endorsement and the backing of many
iiitl ueiiI la 1 men throiighuir the co :ntry.
Nearly all the sticet railway linns in
New Orleans have been purchased, for
$10,000 U00, hy a syndicate r presented
by J. & W. Scliguinti, of New York.
The Grand Lodge of Masons of Virginia,
at its session in Richmond, re e!ce
ted all its old otlic is excepting the triusurer,
J. V. Hid ood being chosen.
A fanner sold a bale of Sea Island cotton
at Valdos a, Ga., two or three days
since for $ 101 in cash?something over
130 cents per pound.
At Woodford, Orangeburg county, S.
C., lives tlie you igest widow iu the
State. She is hut twelve years of ago a
mere child. She was a Miss Hosa Rob
insou, and on Sunday before lust, was
married to a Mr. Goodseu, a man forty
years of ujv. Wednesday at uoon her
husband died.
A party of officials and capitalists, in
c'uding Secretary Rusk, are iu Flo. id i
to fnsp et. I lie agricultural experiment
station, to determine whether or not the
can" ugar inn stry can be properly est
iblished, a id look into the lec'unial ion
of the hverg lades.
J. 1). I'evl-ni .1. U. Wat'cn and .J. 1>.
Mclm ir were bo n near Chnrlottvsvii'e,
Va , according to the Staunton Yindeat
or, on the same day of the same in n h
of the same yen. entered the C'onlcdei
lite eervice at the miiiic lime, and were
wo tided in the same battle on the same
part ot the body ?the lelt arm near the
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TH1ULMNU, SENSATIONAL STORY.
A Young L'ngliuhiutin Who (Junto to
Atnurioa to l^mini our Mnthod
of Funning is Flo to U of
ThouuunUs of Dollars.
Wi( tlMi)M), V ?Startling nn?t bum
satio ul (levclopmoa s are proiitist.nl in
the case of the v,,,,t" Knglidintun who
leconllv lilt t heslet liol i I or liis hum in
l'ttgl stii<i, :ill?-r h.iviig in some mantlet
11 is|m!>?! I of t it<>ti iiinls nl iliilliirs Hunt hint
ut 111lli t?'iiI linn's by I it mother.
John F. Swineluc no, tin- vuung inun
in question, t-siim* to America in te
BpoiiM' to it it advert seinriit of a .Montreal
concern olie ing to serine positions foi
young Kngltshinen desirous of learning
American tin thuds nl fanning
Arriving in Montreal lie was su it to
Covington, Va , white In- fell in with a
man front this city, a ie|ue.seiita ive of
stn excellent httnily, who nnltieeil Swine
burnc to go with hint to (Vntralia, Citestcrfiehl
county, five miles front K cltntonil,
to la; inst neti'il in Aniericni
, _ poultry 'raising. Swiuuhurnn received
.j large sums of money Croat his wealthy
mother in KnglAttd. Not only did the
money disappear as fast it was r. reived,
but his health begun to fail hint.
Friend* took an interest in his Oi*e
and a week ago he was started to it's old
fionii' in i iur In in 1 tie tin i been knot
Mst aticallv drunk. it appear*, for some j
time past ami fui two weeks before liis '
tlipariure his Ii<|ti<>i hid b ? !? drugged.
!> |{ iehstrdson, who accompanied
Swiiieburne in New York to see him
safely oil", has in his possession an ollidsivit
nni'le by Swinebuitie I efore leaving
New Yolk In it tie young man
stat s that his life att'entralia waseloud
ed in mystery ami to !lie best of his
knowledge he wasjheing s'owly poisoned.
liis fi jends will pi ohi - th matter to I he
bottom ami the faels in the e se wdl be
made public in detail a d lie guilty party
or part ii s e\ posed
\ FEAUFiTf, .STORM OUT WEST.
Wind. Snow, f' ;'.b' n n Intense Cold
and hi my Fatalities.
Si . I. >M.. M During the evening
there w o i drop ot Ml dog eel in the
tempera me ia this s elion. accompanied
by a win i which mm -iie i a vel city of
SJonnhs cr hour to.vanl midnight with
lluirics I snow. file gale aba ed sonic
w hat 1 i; o. -?v hi i -si i ol I"i'.
.\dvi i - li >ai d lacr Ai Kansas, the
Indian . >. y a I T \ i r.'p n't i big
diop to. so : stv, with -evcic wind
mid i . :i; t : f?and several funnel
ship' I cv' . >!?' . One at Itienhnm.
Trvi-, d> in i -hi-1 a lenses and
injured siver i prisi>n?, though none t itill
y I>? i n. Texas, leports several
lion. - l?! >\v11 down and a bunch < f < it
tl killed, and a ?l >ck in m n urn 1 John
W'isinore were ki h-d by 1. 11?tning at J',jo
Piaiiie A tornado J'Ov.u I- wide .struck
Pataoonhl, A k.. ahout II o'clock \<>
tc day ami did >,0U0 damage to Inidd
iugs, I'onc "and sidewalks iii :i twinkling,
but foitu uil'dy no one was seriously in
jured.
To Colonize Nvgrotn.
Kansas City, Mo. llenry I'. While,
of Kansas City, Kan., member of bond
of trade, has bought 1,Hm) acres of land
near that city, on which he proj OSCi. to
colonize all tiie negro s of tho to mi into
a self-supporting vi lage. The Colored
element of Kansas City, Kau.. is in u
bail way. aril with the coming of had
wca In r will b - almost aii dependent on
the city Houses will probably be put
up at once.
It has been proved that the recent
epidemic oi smallpox iu Hriltsli Colmnhia
en me troiu China.
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CONGRESS ONCE AGAIN.
Opening of the National Halls <
Legislature.
The President Message Oiven on
Second Day.
Waauinoton, D. C.- The final
ion of th" aaconu Congress opene
nt noon and with probubly u brief in
tor mission for Christina* will now iu
its unitnerrupted course (ill the 4th *
March, next, when a new Congress and
new administration will come foto exfs
tonce siinultaucously.
In the Benatb chaplain Butler o/Torc
prayer, and after organizing and actinj
upon seme minor matters adjourned.
Judge Crisp, in the IIousk preside*
over u bustling and sonirwhat lillariou
crowd. Chaplain Milburu icndered n
fervent prayer, 224 members answerer
to their names, and after a session of oni
hour and 40 minutes, adjourned.
THtf NUV/ CnNHHEKM
Official Returns fclhow 217 Democrat!
128 Republicans, ami 8 Populate.
Washington, l>. C.? I he lion, ./aim
K r., Clerk of the House of Ucprcseu.a
lives, has compiled fiom official return
h list of thu It' prosentutives elect to tl.
Ffty third Congress. It includes all ex
eept thu two from Hliode Island, not ye
elected, and the one from the Fifth Mich
igiiu district, yet iu d< ul/t. In the /is
are 217 Democrats, 128 Itunublieaus, urn
8 Populists. The figures by Utatos in
us follows; JJun. lUp. l'op,
Alabama, It
Aikamus, 0
California, 4 8
Colorado, 2
Delaware, 1
Florida, 2
(Jcorgia, 1 1
Idaho, 1
Illinois, II 11
Indiiua, II 2
Iowa, 1 11)
Kansas, 2 8 2
Kentucky, 10 1
Louisiana, ti
Maine, 4
Maryland, 0
Massachusetts 10 3
Michigan. \ 7
Minnesota, 2 5
Mississippi, 7
Missouri, 13 2
Montana, 1
Nebraska, 13 2
Nevada, 1
IH6W 11(1111 |)SI]I I tr, y
New Jersey, fl 2
New York, 20 II
North Carolina, s I
North Dakota, '
Ohio, 11 If
Oiegon, 2
Pennsylvania, 10 20
South Carolina, 0 t
South Dakota, 2
Tennessee, H 2
Tex-'f, to
Verm nt, 2
Virginia, to
Wasliiiii^loi vj
Witt Viroiuii, !
Wisconsin, 0 ^
\Vmining, I
1 he |i pulis's a*e !? ! ami IVneo, ol
Co mil ?, l?avs, IJiki r, and Moipsoii. ol
Kansas; MeKeiuluiii ami Kon, of Nebraska,
and Newlao Is, ol Nevada.
THE CONTROL OF THE SENATE.
Boi h Port iea P nthor Coy.- Senators
Di i.m.j the N >w StiUos Uilla.
\\ \sii i \?i ion, |> (' "Shall there he
an\ new State^'adinilted at this session
was t he |>riuei|ial piesltun hel'oie the
eonferenee of l>< puhlieans Senators.
Other in liters relate<l to the organization
of eoiiuni'.tes, tie., I?ut not an order of
Inisiiu->s. whieh was oeneralh Minnosed
to In' tlic ohjeet o| t heir assembling, welt!
considered before they separated 'I'licn
:11c bill? jh ii Ii11 Lt lor i admission ol
Aii/.u.a .noI iSr? M \ii o, ami tin* latlci
.soil li i all mi ii \\ it li a lav uralili* rcpoi I
from tin' ruiniiiitti'i' on Territories. !
llii-ii|i"il tlm chairman olijri't'.il, liu
was no i it i'?| by the Wcstein mni I pits
1 In* A i/.ona hill in still in I lir roinin Itri*
Till' llisl'llss oil frri'vv llllt of I III' I'OllsilU'l*
alioi of tin" <|tics ion whcllier or not ii
woiv desirable or expedient for the Ho
publicans to 11y to lotain control of tin
Senate ori;.mi/ation. Un tlii > point then
is Koaii'thi'io of the humorous in the atti
tilde o' lead'lio li I e 1111 III s of Imth parti s
Ucpuhlicaiis, lihe Mr. Hale, say licit tIn
tail in .st on with tin* hide, so to spcilU
lliil no i llal slum ill lie made hy I hi' He
public lis to . ireel olfoii'lol theorem
i/.ation of the Senate in th nest t on
sjve-s, mi that the Ileiuoir.its will h.\t
un i i-1 a i ted | in lav ion ol aii brain lies o
l lie jrovi'i inn nt On tliei ther hand tin a.
aie Ihiiiecints who seem t he not dc
s ous ot assiiuiiiio t he responsibility o
oi'oaui/.iiio tin* Sinite. Senaioi I'oel.n!
-.lis unless tin' Ih'liioiiills eleet Seiialoi
fori a'lforoia, Wvoinino and .Montana
hey will not he able to ell eel an oi^au
/.ation without till' .lid ol all e-, that t
Sen t.>rs and the ci.-aino vote ol Vie
{'resident S evenson is a very iianov
majoritv wilh which to work.
The eonferenee adjourned withoii
i.bii any ait ion on tin* ?p!estir,a urn
Willi the tinderstaiiiliiio tluit auothe
uieei i'lj; should lie held c> I nil her dis
eiiss I he ipiest ion In lore any action i
laUcn in the Seiiato^^
PAY UP OR RO TO .1A III.
Judge Hudson** O der in a Cos.
Against :i Lawyer
H a un \\ i i i . S (- A I* i i i 1 in i r wi i K
session, ?-<>11 i t has ii-i i ii'iit'il .I it?io
Hudson is ;111 iiult ;it i \\ i t k r, and
I?V Ills el sf ti'llt it'll all* I - ? i \ d'sl'it
silion of in ittr s, vi|, ( i >lo i iii ol' Miin:
the dofUfts In-ft.11? 11 i\ uu- 1 lo in uIf i
order retpuriug (!. \\ M Wiili.uns,
liwN.r. to j?:i y to ii 'ion d ? fitiiii iiiul in
minor cliii ut'ii ?'> ' ?lii ii i<diete
for Ihfin \e.ai > i._ v. itliin tl ill \ ti ijs. t
in 11 f oil I lie i. I ! i to i ail, a ml si a
111 rt lint il iif dofs pay it
A Hum j lor Fallen Women.
As|ikvim>:? a'. (' --Mrs Win. ii
Yiindcrliilt, widow of tlie Ni w Yoi
niitl...iiaiif. mid AIis S. K. Mitchell,
wealthy Noith'f.i lady living he:e, hav
endowed the Wt st Asheville Trninin
Se o >l f.?r \\ tum m and the work ahead
hegao <>!i tl. i ijds ,;ne stnifture whi
w i 1 ' u- .1. ; if itisi tut ion in intrude
as a i p.uu : i\ |..| fallen women. ain<?n
w !i ;.i *h- "doi in 11 h is lahoied a glen
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Pale of a Ilintoric Plantation.
< ! \!::.;..-ros. >. t . - "The ? ?i\5
plantation, i historic plar in |t> rkeh"
eoni.,> ami the site of iho Mt.nl pine
nh.'ite 'voiks. w a ?o)d at m- lion fti
if 10.1 ft ', r; ri|j/f \V William*. th iii?. !
l/iiiyre, in .n the | ii asm. 'i lit pi>'|
eriy ha heeu tied up in the courts tt
some time.
On* of Natures 7r?aka.
A very strange freak of nature isrepo
.# ed from Hose burg, 8 C. It ia a tnr<
wc ks old baby, whose right baud bet
the imprint of a hutnau face The fa
occupied the cut ire palru, aud ia aa cleat
ou'lined ax though painted on porceldi
It is the countenance of a little cbi
, about thrcn y-~ c!d Ijf.ug asleep, wl
i the eyelashes drawn io fine dark linea <
the full chceka. The mouth aeema to i
' slightly parted, aud the lipa are dclicat
ly tinteo.
The baby whoao hand contains th
singular portraiture i* the child of Clarl
Oaborne, a merchant of Hoaeburg, at
. Mra. Oaborne declares that the luce
the infant's pslm is thut of a little gl
? she lost about thice months ego. ltd
I lives and intimate friends profess to I
n able to see a strong resemblance to tl
dead child. When the baby was hi
I put into its mother's arms she looked i
, the hands, and with n loud cry fuirib
away, hut on coining to herself exhibit*
the little creature's hands to the attend
an's, who saw at once the strange Iik?
| n? as to the dead aud gone sister. >|?
Osborne was at first much frigbtciic
over the singular circumst incc, but i
* Inst bccatn-r convinced liiut the strain
port r lit was sent to comfort her. Tl
image ou the pulm was clearer the fit
few days of the baby's life then n ;t
and it is thought to be g-nduallv fudir
,. away.
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Robins at $26 Apiece.
Nkw York.?Late yesterday aftcrnot
the Itcv Torn Dixon, Jr., was fcrvt
with the summons and complaint in tl
action against him ordered by J. V
Pond, chief g 'mc and fish protector (
the State. The complaint states tht
the shootiug parson violated the 8tai
gimo laws by killing, on October 26, i
the county of Richmond, twenty-six rol
ins. Twenty five dollars a bird is tl
penalty, ami judgment is demanded f<
$050 and costs.
Doxon i? going to sell his residence i
West Ninety fouith street. He says I
lias a lot ol debts to pay,among them h
lawyer's fe. s in the Koch libel suit, nn
can't utFord to keep the property. "Lb
I'm not going to leave the city," he sni<
'd'll lie on hand when the robins nci
ngain." lie has engaged oounael t
fight the present suit and says he wi
carry it to the Supreme Court of th
United States before ho pays $25 npicc
for Stateu Island robins.
curious Homo ror n Wongn.
There is a inouso which his made it
abode in a downtown housu iu such i
strange place nod it has such rogulai
and peculiar habits that its vagaries art
perhaps, worth recording. The coiJiu
of the liquor shop is neatly painted an
to protect it from flies, muslin vvt
stretched across the roof of the room
On one aide of the room are heavy pillar
with Corinthian capitals. The musli
passes just below these capitals, and i
is in one of thorn that tlio mouse lui
ininlo its heme, llow it ever got ther
is a mystery, an 1 how it lias mini'e
to live through the summer without nnj
thing to drink is a marvel, but that
lias dntiu so is a fact. Its loud suppl
has been a curious one. At t< o'cl ic
every evening the mouse leaves its slec[
' itig-plaeo and then running about tii
muslin, catches such (lies us have fouu
means of gcttiug between the ceilin
and the uiusliu, and as these are fairl
numerous the tittle creature makes
lieaily meal every evening, but Hies nr
evidently not battening, for the moils
is ono of the thincst of its kind, am
though a young one, has hardly growi
al all throughout the summer, and n
Hies arc happily now getting scarce, th
mutual will probably be a stunted speci
men to the end of its days.?New York
| Tribune.
Always liylug.
Tjife, indee 1, eousi-U in a series r
ehuiges of tissues, and the liumau eeot
omy is simply as tar as its material pai
is concerned, a machine, and primuril
> depends on food as the most importai
1 factor in keopiug it iu working ordci
' When it is sui<! that wo commence tod
as soon as wo are born, it of com*!
nuuu.s that certain parts of the bo.i
immediately beuin to perish; their cj
istence is ephemeral; they come anil ip
are replenished and decay. They ai
tiie dyino parts of tiiat system of lift
which may last a little while, but wliie
must eventually yield to the iuexorabl
law of nature. The nails, the hair, etc
are observable as an instance of this i'i
cay. The same iiilo applies to ever
other ni'?pui an I tissue of the bodi
(iiou^h it is tint palpable to the nare
eye. The skin is always peeling. Tn
i food that is taken in the one hour noui
ish.'s th system and ejeets that whit
was taken the hour belore. ? New Vol
f News.
j Shot Dead for Whistling.
IIki.i-.n \. Auk. In the t'ntTee Cm
nei<rhbi)ihot>tl, S.dTord Sell want/. w
t passing the house old. seph Spaiks sin;
> iiu; and whistling S, arks came out
v his house ami t Id him that white peep
were livini^iu bis house and he must m
i make so much noise. Sehwaiit& went t
i his way ami finally turned back ami m
r Sparks in the road. Anjjry words pa
sod between tliein when Spuikssuot hi
three times, killiim him or
Tlie Pioneer of the Line.
Cm uti i -ion, S (' The Steamsli
I,<ii <h >h I'linee, the p niieer of the lit
1 li- c of lie it team i? between Charlt'
t i aad Mi-I i ci. anca i ports, arriveil hi
v I'cNl i\ f: mi \cia Crii/ I let e irjjn v
,, ll nil cityatlt d. Silf wi I be follow
in a h i i-.'ht l?v an li r ship.
ChnrVston Will Fi^ht It.
,"j Cii . i.ii > i on. S C Charleston is g
H light t lit* Stokes gerry main
S li Itit* lloW In fo: > I lie Lr^islal life. M (
I ings were held and ennnniltees appoint
t i go to ( olmnhii ami ;ii lii fore I
v i unmiCre in o;?j>o iti.ni 'o tiie l>ill to I
<ii i jet tlm Stale
A Preucher to Be Hanged.
I.IT'I I.K Itoi k. A itk . ? Joseph Tab
' itii<I liinrv Howard were sentenced to
k hanged .Inn. '* I, I stld, at Camden. Ta".
n poacher and Howard a farnn
Tatnni kiil<* I Ids wife and Howard i
ff s issinatr.1 i i riglihoi.
j, Five Children "Within Two Yea
I loi'K i ns v i i.i.k. Kv ?The wife
n Charles .Mi l/iin. colored, of fii* ci
" gavo birth to triplets All time are
ing and doing \v II. Two years ago
Mire woman nave bilth to twin*
I'll" Postodire Department has i-?n
^ 8li 01 d? i ii dm nig the fee for registrri
s mail id ii 1111 from 10 to S rents, to tf
,r etliM Janunir t
Col W XV Cordon, one of the abl
lawyers in Virgini i died his hmn
1 Richmond Monday.
Never on etroog o* rancid battel
irs MtMlSj vegetable*.
c? Shoe* with heet* ?ix iaehn high *
[7 worn at the court at Louis XIV.
1j Qr?kW0'' :-vi,
tb and won flfhu* / U walking abr<
>n A number of art coaching te
be in and about PtbW*bag to Amer
c- amateur*. JL
The/oldest ?Hj^E^^nmneoU si
J* that the saw waHST%
5 7?" B. 0. >
in Fcdinand da Soto buried I
irl tree trunk, which wae sunk in the 1
la- eissippi Hirer in 1619.
)J Leroj Brownbridge, an employe c
,c South Bend (lid.) factory, sneezed
8t violently the otter day that he dialocs
^ V*l? aKniiMos
. UW OUVUIMVI
]tl A New York oyster-bouse keoper
[_ discovered in a little neck clam a p?
-j. lor which he has already been offeri
s good price.
d Since the Fraico-Prussian war Fra
"t has spent $3,(00,000,000 in milil
f? appropriations kesides ihe round bill
,c paid Germany for indemnity.
^ Misa Bertie Campbell, of Allento
' Penn., bot money that she could ra
a pumpkin pie in flvo minutes,
made u good pic in four minutes.
The baby daughter of the Gen
Emperor was baptised witji w
,n brought, as is the case of the biptisu
d the other Imperial princes, from
ie River Jordan.
IL Mix bt^tharwffcj?he Frost farail]
5' Kanaas City oifce^lc ^folfoWlDg-^?-W
of names: Jack Frost, Wintor Fr<:
10 White Frost, Cold Frost, Early Ft
in and Snow Frost.
Ii- . .......
,c A society was organized in new *
-,r in 1750 for the encouragement of Am
can woolens. The society's rules f
n bade eating mutton or lamb or
ip slaughter of shoe;).
'8 Mrs. Polngdestre, a Jersey lady,
' just completed her one hundredth yt
J* One of her sons is seventy-two. !
writes clearly without glasses, Insagi
4 memory for past events and cuu oveu j
Jj in singing.
0 The most indestructible woo l is
;0 Jarrah wood of Western Austral
which defies all known forms of dec
and is untouched by all destructive
scots, so that ships built of it do i
s need to be coppered.
? Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Jacobs,
r Pendleton, Ind,, have celebrated th
!? golden wedding anniversary. The d
>t ner was spread upon tbo same tabled'
d upon which thtr ? ?vodd'?u?g \
n served Ufty years ago.
' Peddlers unwittingly sprea 1 iufectit
9 diseases l>y roaming from house
u house. Some years ago, in a villi
11 where diphtheria was prevalent, tiio
19 mates of the houses escape 1 it w.icro
peddlers were not allowed entrance.
[j Traction Engines on Westorn Pan
1 West of the Mississippi tractiou
giues uro by no means rare, but tl
have uot yet boon adopted ns extensiv
e as in England, wlicre there are so
(j thirty makers, and about 12,000 engii
are used on farms for hauling hei
~ freight or passengers, for steam plowi
' or as road rollers.They are built as a r
iu ouc of turuc sizbs. Tho smallest is
engine weighing nine Ions when fu
I equipped, and has cylinders eight by I
|( iuclies in size. The next machine wen
^ H'i tons and has cyliudcrs bj by tivc
' iiicnus in size, while tlie largest weij.
11 ^ Inns wheu curryiug GOO pounds
i:oid in its hunkers and ICS gallons
* water in its tank. It has nine by twe
inch cylinders, and can pull a load
forty tons up a grade of one in lifteeu
( i good hard road. Generally, liowev
:t has been found that tue most econo
( ic.il load lor good roads and moderi
grades is about twice tlie weight of 1
^ engine, and under such circumstam
the largest s'zo will require froui tiUO
900 pounds or coal iu ten hours. Sim
cylinder engines are now most in favi
i but some ot the English engineers cla
I v ?
J dial it will not be ioug before the co
L' .-loiind principle will be in general c
' na. d, especially for engines which i
0 iM-d to haul threshing machines fr<
,J a* m to (arui an 1 thresh grain on t
, loins.?Uoston Transcript,
le 1
4 n... v.
ni'iuruj n'i
Dr. N. \Y. C'.uly regards tin- folh
ing as an infallible remedy for sprai
j A half limit's iloiiflii'i^ with w.i or a
|f temperature of 1 '30 decrees, an I the
atinn of the joint iiy a splint ?? * i
,|( tloxor side of tue joint, or upon the
. tensor side, if that ho more convonit
?Medical Record.
Hororo (he year ISOO twelve pit
i were published mi iho L'niio i ->i ?
Afrs. Sit rali Malr
Of >8nnen|)olis.
" I ? a^ for a l??i?vc i ll" a sufferer from
r Femala Weakness
in.l i- ii d ma .y ivmj lies ami physicians.
' '' j tnii-l puriN>8?. One t 't I lo of Howl's Sar
I'C ' rilln niatle so great 4 <lifTcrenvc in my f
! '* iion I hat I took thr-i >HtW more ami i
myself perfcclly ? ?t**. 1 i&vi' nl*n giver
Hood's S^rsapari
[(m m the children, nnil fitul that\t keeps ill
j( good health." Miw. Smut Mrni, :tns
1 I leenth Avenue. South M nujftpi.'is. Minn
mi - * ?? L?r.
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I
I ' !
Waste Products Xft4? UarfaL
. jQ Many kinds of waate materials of certain
manufactures are employed in ncv
forms for other industries. Old rag<
re>* are a familiar instance of this change,
Wool"< rrr ttc .!u?ij convince
Mrs into final products than those of cottoi
>?d. and linen, because they are valuable foi
sum intermediate uses. Before they are rui
ican to earth they do duty for many forms o
"' cheap clothing. In the United King
loir don, Batley, Paws bury and Leeds an
in close cerhpctition. The greasy, frow
* sy, cast-off clothes of Europe reappear ii
" * pilot cloths, Petershams, bearers, Tsl
mas, Cbesterfiolds and Mohairs, wbicl
>f s modern dandier wear when they consul
so economy as writ as their outwsre
tted appearance. Wh :n black coats are toe
far gone to be clobbered or revived the]
has are sent to various countries to be made
,arl Into caps, Ftance, 'tusaia and Polanc
Bd a requiring them in lart;c quantity. Th<
wornout red tunica of British soldier
almost exclusively gc to Holland t(
' cover the chests of sturdy Dutchmen
.. ^ who conceive them to be a protectioi
IOQ against rheumatism. ^niforms of i
better description, wheAer military 01
wut liveries, chiefly go to^Africa for th<
alt0 wear of kings and chicfr. It is only
^10 after these transformations that the rag!
are torn down into shoddy and mung<
nan for inferior cloths. When old woolec
ater rags have reached their fourth stage o
r of degradation, so that they are unfit for tin
the shoddy maker, tbcy arc still economi
cally useful. They are then mixed wit!
j other degraded waste, such as shaving*
foe oi hoofs and horns and the blood o
)8f slaughter houses, aud are melted in er
ost 'ron Pot wood ashes. This pro
cess produces the material out of wiiicl
ork the beautiful dye Prussian blue is madrr
??.North Aaerican Iteview.
erior
the Snperstltion Is Hard to Kill.
It is said that on certain moors o
"tt' England jealous women still mol<
tar. waxen noils, and, tunning pins througl
them, melt tiiein slowly, so that thei
5. human models may waste away. Thi
olQ seems incredible, hut Fanny D. Bergen
in Americau Folk Lore, gives an instanc
tho of a belief as insano, and on her owi
lit*, personal authority. There is a fungu
?y, called "death baby," fabled to fortel
in- death is a family, and sue has "knowi
lot of intelligent people (in a town not fa
from Boston) rushing out in terror an<
nt heating down a colony of these as soo
oir they appeared in the yard."
linith
Do Yo
ago
j l?t
? tne t^ant
and
iiey
ely #
,mo It is conceded that th
QM the purest and strongest
ivy 1 &
The purest baking- pou
est, most delicious food.
Hy der makes the lightest fo
Ij" That baking powder
lY? strongest makes the mos
\',Sf food.
^ Why should not ever
of of the baking powder w
e?r" food with the least troub
111ito
Avoid all baking
Uo or prize, or at a lc
cea 1
to as they invariably
phurie acid, and re:
m- Certain protection froi
jj:o be had by declining to i
)>? Royal, which is absolute
hn
Ilpsrrfo.l Nevada Toans.
>w- It i9 queer traveling in some [ arts <
n>: Eastern Nov ><!a, where paralysis ii:
i a struck the mining camps aud nearly o!
tix (iterated mice flourishing towns. N<
tics infrequently one lilitis hut half a dozv
ex- people in a town that once had thoi
ait, sands, and very often in a place th
once had hundreds one linds hut a sing
individual?a lonely link between tl
present and the past, and generally
1 gray old hermit, who lingers like a b
latcd ghost whom sunshine shutiM hav
eent back into iimbo. Vet the pl ace
iuvariably mapped and charted as
town; has a Government mail scrvii
and its duly acoruditn.f postmuoter. no
to the outside world exists as palpabl
as ever. Of course the hermit is tli
postmaster, and very frequently he i
some sort of an elective oliieer besideIn
the seuse that he is 'hnonare 1 ot a
he surveys," and that his "right there i
none to dispute," iie is a sort of Alexan
der Selkirk the second; for his nearer
neighbors are the seattere 1 machine
who live from fifteen to forty milt
apart, ami his immediate society is th i
ky of Indians who dig in his garden whe
S?7 he happens to have one. Vet he inv.
ISS:-1'
tono ,ll!l '-upbimrd intl i M? |, . ,' '
7". ''? ntvii Iks '
loiind think alinm his r " '
ilw. ?i , ,s S|,,s; sound ,
iia '.. wvc^^irrtrc
oin in ?? ,onX that it is .Iron.! ' Tli
Tlie II o s" P Ml.
^ It lias been suooeatcd that as ski
^ ft,ul |ormer|y<lii1 <lutv fts
And vessels for carryiny wine and otb
liquors, the hogshead or ho^hido v
orcinallv n barrel the khiuc capuc
t as a liqii'T contaiiiinu ve^-cl made of
-kin or hi lo ol a lino. Otnors ttiink
I nmv have lion "oxhide Iioiii wnieh
I w on I was lit 11 v < I. As 'lie I hit on
I S nndinaviii'. < railed ?his kin I of a <
j l>\ .some ti|ilivalent >! o\'ude, tliet
is. F'.o 1 mine prnhalii ity tha' ?? < may he
,n ise i i 0ricin ??f the woi?l. ? Motive
: nishinu Hevie.v.
r,o.. i $
D?ah?M Caa'i k? C'r?4
Br local appllcatioii. as tb?r caooot ??* **>r
raaaacd oortlon .!. ?u i ner* is onlr one
" r to cur* deafness and that i* by const itu
tlonal remedies iJeafne** l? c*u*ed bruio
flamed condition it tbe mucous it nine of tba
Euatacbiaa Tuba. When this tub* Ret* inflamed
vou bar** rumblina sound or Imperfect
heartur, and when it Is enUrelr cloeed.
d**fnea* is tb* result, and unless the inflammation
can 1- taken out and this tub* restored
to its normal condition, brariuu will b*
?ssrcj cSsx ra.TS&sij?
flamed condition of the mucous surface*.
We a 111 air* On* Hundred Hollars for anr
cam ot deafness c?u*ed by catarrh; that ws
cannot cor* by taking Hall's Catarrh Cora
ifr?n<l lor 'lrcoiAn. free.
? wTSZkn * Co. Toiada a
Hold by Druggist*. 75a.
i
t
I
)
? A hen at Hawthorne, TiT , hatched
J nineteen chickeoa from eighteen eggs.
9 A Child Enjoy*
g The pleasant flavor, gentle action an1 sooth>
ing effect of Syrup of Figs, when In need of a
, laxative, an-l If the father or mother be cos*
i tiveor bilious, the most gratifying results fol1
low Its use; so that it U the best family romr
sdy kaown aud every family should have a
> bottle. _
The morning star, or spiked club,
3 canto into use in the Eleventh Century.
)
, "Hew f Wrote Ben flur,"
r told by Gen. Lew Walluc \U one scrap from the
1 voluminous and superb programme o; eminent
3 writers and interesting articlesi urolcu Jh'.
Y?ulh'x C"mpniiilnt announce*. It retains its
place in MO,000 families by the versatility and
i the Interactiveness of its general articles, tho
nigh character of all its stories, the brightness
" of its illustrations. Then it comes every week,
I and one gets a groat deal for $1.75 a year, the
, price sent a? once will entitle you to the paper
1 to January. 1994. Address '1'iie Youth s C ompanion,
Boston, Mass.
The bow appears arooncr the earliest
sculptures ?f F ** * ''
INantahala.?flOO per >hare. Every 2 share6 secures
a town lot. Fortunes In the South. Send
6c. for prospectus. A. J. McBrido. Atlanta, Ga.
! Gloves with separato fingers wero ua.
tnown before the Twelfth Century.
A Sore Throat oh"cot7on~H~9uiTerea to
r progress. often result* In no toctirnMe thn.?tt
s or lung trouble. " Brown'* Bronchial Troches '
give instaut relief.
* The pine tree is said to attain an age of
9 from 500 to 700 years.
[| Fob *lck headscho. dizziness or swimming
in the head, pain In the back, body or rhcuD
mat Ism, take Beeehain's Fills.
^ In Persia the cholera does its fatal
I work almost invariably in one day.
If afflicted with sore eyesuso Dr. Isaac Thompson's
Eye-water, Druggists sell at 25c. per bottle
u Wish
jst Bread
Cake?
c Roval Bakiner Powder is
of all the baking powders,
'der makes the finest, sweetThe
strongest baking powod.
which is both purest and
t digestible and wholesome
y housekeeper avail herself
hich will give her the best
1c?
; powders sold with a gift
wcr price than the Royal,
contain alum, lime or sulnder
the food unwholesome.
... 1...e: i,.-,.
ill ciiuui [iuwuci^ Lau
icccpt any substitute for the
ly pure.
SssssssssS
? S Swift's Specific S
h C A Tested Remedy O
?t ~ For All J?
> c Bleed end Skin S
it ! ? ?
??i s Diseases s
it;
A reliable cure for Contagious
Blood Poison, Inherited Scro- J*
L" fula end Skin Cancer.
S' ! ' As a tonic for delicate Women ^
and Children it has no equal. ^
II Being purely vegetable, is harm*
J O# less in its effects.
<1 i a treatise oil Blood and Kkln DI?vj1
eases mailed fiiek an application.
^ C Uruyrjiata Sell It. C
? 2 SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., X
| b Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga. O
; Ssssssss sS
"August
i Flower"
u "One of my neighbors, Mr. Join
I Gilbert, has been sick for a Ion;:
time. All thought him past recovery.
<> He was horribly emaciated from the
! inaction of his liver and kidneys,
it It is difficult to describe his appear
' anee and the miserable stat/> , r*
10 health at that .^'Yuiir 111
m?" }?x ? , \c i,is family am
: t0?,sbmcnt dl Ho)t 0lll ,
ns friend.^ _ ,r-rri7n?i:>^
les I tTi*i\t!:'-'a t>uv n?r;r,;'V?V-heo?iity. scl\l1
oi'i * chronic OIsgqs*
*'i AOEMTS WANTED ON SAlftJ
*""v ,.r coinnr.kliu ** ?a I"'1 " c,
? ? ^?7t!.VKH MV<>
' 1 1I t i, t'nr'bl It
t- Uf AMI1III Morphine """ Jay till ?
OPIUM 'o.TinV""*
V' **" " jyl jl?? r*v
j *. ' .f* * ?C7: ^BSp"!$?*? - *iW%j
- ' =s'
MSJBi
lL-LUJ-OJII
BttallBtlnniMi
I" Do 1st Ba Dcceivid^MllHHH A
with Furt*. EumrUaml Phtnti whSefc stain (ton I 7? 4?
han<l?, injure the Iron and bum red. I
The Rising Sun Store Polish k Brilliant, Odor- I
leu. Durable, and the consumer pays dor no Ik I
o,Has. with .eery pung^. I ^
^ W\' VV?WWV*>V yVVWVVVWVVWW
MENSTRUATION
; I with a woman of vigorous health passes |!
|; off in due time without pain or dis- ;! - ^
!; comfort; but when she approaches this !
!; crisis MONTHLY with a frail constitu- ;
j! tion and feeble health she endangers .
?| both her physical and mental powers.
! BRADFIELD'S
i ->s FEMALE 9|
REGULATOR
!; if taken a few days before the monthly ; [
| sickness sets in and continued until! <1
j! nature performs her functions, hasno ! >
j! equal as a SPECIFIC for Painful, Pro- jl
<; fuse, Scanty, Suppressed and Irregular j|
i MENSTRUATION
' Book to " WOMAN " mailed fr??. j;
< BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta, ?a. j|
J Bold by all Druyylsti. ij
Driving the Brain
at the expense
While we drive
the brain we
must build up
the body. Ex- J
ercise, pure air ^ 7* \ '
?foods that 1
make healthy flesh?refreshing
sleep?such are methods. When
loss of flesh, strength and nerve
become apparent your physician
will doubtless tell you that the
quickest builder of all three is
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil, which not only
creates flesh of and in itself, but
stimulates the appetite for other
foods.
Pri<|mrcd by Scott A Bourne. N Y. All drnrcleta.
HAVING INVENTED* NAVIGABLE BALLOON
I wish to flint some r> Iff V I'll 'IT 41, tri d- ?
u. Tor particular* address II. OIjAZb*
BltOOK. 'Jl-1 Jnvviw St..Toronto, Canada.
Plso's Remedy for Catarrh la the
Host. Knslci-t to I'se, and Cheapest. EM
Ps bold by druggiels or sent by uiall, |H
Tin 60c. K. T. Hazclllne, Warren. Pa. 0
LUXUaiES?LE?S^VILLE BLANKETS.
TTousekcop.rs VA lb.. *-V Carolina's Ti lde, tW lb.,
per pulr. I. - iks*tile lion, -t .lean ?(.ray, lirown
and Black?fle . I lie. and M>c. 1>? r yard, kerrev
Gray, .'I'd l--c. Brown, -1(1 a yard; very gi>o<'.
Wool Ynru, all colors. Ac. a liauk. If your dealer
does not kt o|) iho.^ 4,1 \ * i Vi
A CO., Special Selling Ahts.. Ui-cpnah'iro. 1S? C?
Cures Connumption, Cough*, Crotip,8or?
Throat. Sold by ;.)l Druggists on a Guarantee.
A SOCMAN HAS
i
try 11 ul.? doslre to istJoy the pleasure* of life, and to
entirely uiif'.tuxt for u? cares of housekeeping a*
Hi ordinary dutl.-a, If al'Hcted with
SICK HEaMCHE
DAY AFTER BAY
and yet there are few dh^ewscs that yield ,3?few
r.romptlr to proper medical treatment. It U that*
fore of the ulir.net Importance that a reliable remedy"
should alwaya be at hand. During a period oi mora
SIXTY YEARS
there has been no Instance reported where ml
eases hare not been permanently and
PROMPTLY CURED
BY
the cue of a tingle box of the geoutne and jcutty
celebrated
DR. C. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS,
which may be procured at any Drug Store, or win be
mailed to auv address o= 'jti ieceipt of 35 cents ta
postage stamp*.
Purcha^-rs of these Pills should be osurefnl to prodire
the genuine article. There are aevoral counterfeits
on the market, well calculated to deceive. The genuine
Dr. C. McJjkne'i Celebrated IJror PUIS are 9^manufactured
only by
FLEMING BKOTHEBS CO., Fittibnrgh, Pm.
H. N U. 50
IF YOU
OWN
CHICKENS
YOt; 77ANTT3 A ~\T TIIEIR
- THEM TO A X WAY
eren If you merely kTpiliom b.? a diversion. In order
to handle I owls judiciously, you nuist know
omethiuK uhoiit I cm. 'i'o nice' this want wear*
selling a iMw.k K'Vik the evpcuenco / AM|? i)C.
Of a practical poultry raiser for'UllIj tUSi
twenty live years. It was written by niunn who pat
all his mln I, mi l ti ne, and money to making a success
of chlclcm raising?not as a pastime, hut as a
business- a d If you will profit by his twenty-fire ^
j pear*' work, you can care many Chicks annually,
i.
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; m \ mm 1 'm11 \
iTj ' | I"j ill' l| ' r ( \ V\J II |,
s i m mw| y J
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1% M| ' " Wrt/tlUrt Cr
It's i *n?l niftk" your loots Mm f r you. Tb?
Tr*. point lm <ka( you ii : .1 i to ?'t i< ? troubteln
ti m I'uuliry i mil ? roou i il rn. nnd know
?V b<"?? lo f Ilii'ih it 11 i i . . t. ii i.
ill It iri's liov .o.l t.-. , n ,| ui",| ... to leH for
lcal ?(tK? m>'I '<1 ( rfnuvio, : ?: l-'.i |. v|i i <'n> e for
ck. bri't'l UK I'Uri 1 < :>t. lutfcotl, yoo mjf
w*l?- aiii.tiiil k >i?il> t ' i" >' ?V i .'onlabia. ?.
? 8. i ' posi| uil I r " it. II. .hi'' In lc. or 3cl
lUiiii'S
' Book I'u'^liohiny House,
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