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,v/f -T MOLDIER THAT I KNOW. THEBRAV - . "_..", soldier that I know ft ' . . *wl?u ?un. . . j,, is aro lung nnd fierce, \ ft'4 , ? hexer known to run ,"? stron? tin? tummy 1? * '?.''"? ; ii ll)' uis cannon rviars, .? ' '.. ,,;...! tbingu us bu rating sheila H '? "" ? ' r ,,f mino ignoro?. Ti.i - . ,. li, . trries i? made ol tin ft'"l and twisted blade *.!iathfV.l MTV?OO hun performed ft}' ', ..'?I .li sjnTate raid. ; : ' 'Vj ' i .... thi.? soldier of mino Ki fight . - nj?, th'ti rminttd mon, : . i ,.n to flight. il ll -i soldier ridi fl, V ? a ; ah 1 ti'K'i. . i ot fo< ?I or ti rink. '. . ?. of wood. l . thant, fearless pair; ' .. i hum ii" piay. r, y.j-t ico, 'a my only h>y, - ye .ri ol tl Onlay. Imt-'H :u Trenton <J;iz-tto 1I0P?IKGY. ply t ight mem bera of ? '. voling club, but they i i'?ll force tm that deli ,v Sunday for tho run down ; . I oro, nnd, nulling up i roon nt Handy Covo for ? -, .i pipe ami a rent, they | ii II of tho piazza of ono j v, j ponod cottages on Ibo i'i i! ilay v;aH **fc *wr tl,? ?ods' 1 tie? bliK*. ?hu so? HS smiling naif it . r? midsummer, ami tho sunlight tl.i. ?u! ls of a largo schooner standing steadily across tho buy on alon? ??cl:, the gentle washing of tho v7:itt-r muong tho rocks on tho flhoro. Ibo ligbt wind cooling nnd eritc??l as i1"' blew over heated t, ti -T.'iiro nil influences which, ,i with the fragrauceof good ... mi /ed <J1KI tt) introspection ;. , . td < onfldencoj .j group fell gradually into j. ; ,, . iii? among st) many norn- j eJ|i ; : vo been am ominous na i th? hi -iii pi oeeding a thunderstorm. Heron : ?!?!.!, first, a profound nui wal following on tho Jico'.s u? lut i a long look into the fu toroai' ' tho niaunor of their kind, tho med dative man thinks about ?liar i* tn coano aa instinctively aa tho meditative woman of what ia Diet Whitney was tho first to sp ;ik. lieux ?Ving bia meerschaum from his month-it was a aplundidly LQII : , lion's bead-and gazing fond ly: ? i'.. tawny richness, bo said: 'Our days aro numbered, boys. kcsh?il have few moro times like bis." "V. . v not?" demanded Morris |ro::> Ins porch on tho piazza rail. "13 raited summer's coming." 'What of that?" roso tho chorus, rbi y were all listening now. 'Girls !" said tho sago darkly and enteutiously, and forthwith a gloom Jettied on liioso happy souls-no, m all, for little Louis, in the arm r, who h v? been softly wbis iliug ' The Sunshine of Paradise Uley" under- his breath, turned ?riot through his tan aa if dsteotod i ? treacherous thought and won red if anybody no ti cod th? tinge \i jiloatiuro that pervaded him at tho Doro mention of ouch delightful pos bilitiou. Louis was nearly 18 and wax in be hands of anything feminine, for lt that ?go, as some astuto French fhilosopbur-Balzac, isn't it?-ob crvcs "on n'aimo pas uno fommo Ditis lo sexo, " but tho others wore |ardor.od votorans, primed with the litter wisdom of experience, and pick, thu Nestor of thu club, at 30 adinado for himself quite a neat liutation an a cynic. Enicing himself with a whiff of |ia pipe and blowing out the smoko i dolioaia rings, ho pursued his re liar ki: "hast season was tho first for [ears whoa a man had the ghost of elianco to escape from their itched. They couldn't all ride Rheola. But this sumer they've got Deni, Lord blos you-yes, to a pet recat-and I can hear their assur era rising np over tholnnd.'Whith itiiongoest, I will go.' " "It's leap year, too, "said a still, nail voice tinged with desponden "Fcllows, you won't behove it, 3t I have had three proposals al adyainoo January, and"- A great "st of laughter interrupted the ?kor, who paused and stared-pon [roly at his golf stockings, import ?t untold expense and chastely igned in tho blue and green Sun land plaid. An Adonis of middle ss society, 0 feet 2 in those very ckings, us finoly proportioned aa Greek athlete, and further en W?d with close cropped chestnut Ha and ulotipy bluo oyeiu ho felt it bo unreasonable to expect fcn a now woman to ooutemplato lc" 'dianna unmoved and put-up i?d naturedly with ordinary ndo tion. These later aggressive atten ds had l>con too much. Why was u aniubument at the turning of 0 vrorinV ''What's the joke?" ho asked, Iking. . . : "You don't mean that?" cried Jia incrednloasly. Jt'a iiospol truth; Why, what if m you that M-. Well, I can't enticm nambi, but if I only hinted 4 girl who has as good as asked } to murry her within a month would believe mo, and ono y?n would knock me down if ho lld." 'Tho beginning of tho end." A 6c>a noto orept into Dick's tone. ^Ria in right; there's no joko iat Jt- This is tho sort ot thing in ro overy mnn inok of us unless toake a determined stand. I tell Q? 1 have a presentiment that one 111 of na will wo wooed and wed s?irnmor if we don't take meas * for golf defense at onoe. Laugh 5; It's trna" Candia in knickerbookora" ; smiled Morris, whoso remarks sonic ' times had a surprisingly classical fla- ' j vor. Dick growled. "Whatistho'botter part of valor?" said ho. "Discretion," responded tho liter- ; nry member briskly, n youth who bad won that proud distinction by reporting bull games and yacht nut's mid now felt nil tho montai. ; elation of a witty repartee. j "Exactly/' agreed Dick, "and w li oro n woman i.s concerned ono oaii't ho too valorous or loo discreet. Tho question is, Aro wo ready to bo sealed in tin- bonds of matrimony, or uro wo nut?" "Wo an? not/' Tho reply was unanimous, coming from thu much proposed- lo louth st of all-from lit tle Louis half heartedly. "Tho rays have it." And Dick rosu to his feet, a gallant figuro in Iiis homespuns. A molnuclioly brown mustache effectively hid whatever esprit ssion might steal into tho lower, part of his ince, and his eyes were by turns sharp, quizzical and kindly ns tin y lingered now on this lad, nov. t n that, always re turning )ovingly,to tho meerschaum, which ho often dcolared was tho only thing that had stood by him faithfully in lifo. He held it in his band, and his fingers closed upon it with sudden energy ns leaning ?gainai a post ho presently took up tho theme again in a convincing, lazy drawl. "I nm no orator us Lruliis is, hut, hoys, 1 know what 1 am talking about. They're a poor lot-girls ami they're after na like a pack cf bounds. As Reggio there say?, it's leap year, and mighty preparations aro making. Silks und muslins und ?ummadiddlcs wo aro proof ugnimt these, for we know them ol' old, but this now woman who rides alter ns on a bicycle and takes tho courting into her own bands, 1 tell you 1 am afraid of her. lt seems to mo there ia just ono safo ocurso to pursue. " Tho others waited, not quito suro how much of this was chaff und how much earnest, Keggio pitching tho end of his last cigar out on tho sand ?nd stretching his mighty fraino preparatory to blowing up his tires. "Wo must fly from tho enemy retreat us sb o nd vanees. Thut ia not manly, but it is discreet. If we don't want to bo caught, wo must keep out of reach of tho Dollys and Doras, or, hang it. all, they will havo us. What do y cu nay?" Half laughing, ho badgered and bunterotl and persuaded, UJI moro in jest than in earnest tko Comet Cy cling club found actually-en gaging to renouuco for tho summer what tho great lexicographer calls "tho endearing elegante of female friendship," ard not io risk willing ly tho temptation of moonlit nights on mountain or sea, picnics, straw rides, toto-u-tete?, wheeling parties or any of tho lures tho sirens com monly x>ractice. Poor Louis, indeed, felt dismal forebodings that the sacrifice would be moro than be could make, seeing himself in no distant futuro a per jured villain ; because, being still in that sweet, foolish youth which dreads nothing so much as being thought young, "ifs" and "buts" ?duck in his throat and would not bc uttered. In a timid xn-otest ho ven tured to murmur: "Would it not to moro Christian to love our enemies?" And tho hub buhot bis discomfiture bioko uxi thc meeting with most admired disor der. Theyxiickcd up themselves ant their wheels, making ready for thc spin back to town, casting las! glances at tho beautiful prospect spread out boforo them. At tho left of tho little covo * thickly wooded point ran out inte tho hay, the roofs of several larg< and pretentious mansions showing among the trees hero and them, ant ?taths emerged from the arist?crata quarter upcu tho beach, whero rowi of well kept bathhouses suggested that tho grandees condescended t< take an occasional dip in tho surf. I was so early in tho season that noni of tho cottages showed any signs o occupancy, and great was tho sur prise of the young mon as threo xico plo suddenly appeared at ibo ont of ono of these paths, an old gentle man and lady and a tall, sbght younj Woman in a bicycling suit of cover sloth. With equal astonishment th? uowoomera renewed tho gazo till tht girl, about whoso good looks the clul had instantaneously agreed to i man, gava a startled exclamation o recognition, and Mr. Riobard W'bh ney, cynic and woman bator, burrin aagerly toward her with a wavo o soior dying bis sunburned fuco. What followed was in pnntomim to his comrades. Handshaking,' i few broken and embarrassed sen lenoea; then bo was presented to tht dd lady and gentleman, and tho con rersation which began continuex without ar y apparent end in view mtil tho other young gentlemen lof )0t i-i tho cold fussed and fumot jvitb indignation a:ul impatience ?browing themselves down on th land awaiting Lord High Mighty' pleasure to deport. "That's what I call consistent, ?rumbled Morris, feeling an intone tttraction toward tho unknow marmor whoso graceful, lightl built figure axmcared to its best ax rantago against tho background c lea and sky. "Lucky for Dick ?ho hasn't nc ticed mo. Ho wouldn't bo in it if sh had," observed lteggio serenely. *'Peacock 1" como from the other! find Morrl? gavo h?m a kick a bttl too decided to te playful. "Can I help it?" said Adonis, wit reproach. "1 don't want them to fa in lovowith me, but they always di tt'a mighty awkward for a folio sometimes." I "Du you suppose slio is in lovo with Dick?" asked Louis. "How ?io wo know, chump?" re sponded tho literary member. Reggie regarded ber fixedly. ?Slio was at that moment talking with great animation and glancing up at Richard coquettishly. "I should say r??:r was. That 's tho j way they generally look tit mo just | bet?re they eenie tan t ris:.-. 1 won der who shu is. I fancy 1 have- seen , her somewhere." Bot wow ibo ii< retint one turned ; on his bet 1 ami walked slowly back 1 to tht yt nereus the heat h. Iii* man of tb J world air bad deserted him completely, and he lett as awkward and sheepish ?s a ra \y schcol ?xvy as bo upj rt at lu o, gr? t :< il by a fsil?ni a moro eloquent than %ydrds, "it is an old friend ol mino wir.? ? bas been abre'ad lt ) years," bo ho gan. I "i'< < r chap!''nighed Reggio, too quio! ly to I ?: heard. "Ono ol iht.-c houses belongs to her tinelo mid aunt. Tin y jual came down for theday-cann1 ? iii thu train, and sim is going tu ride hack tm her wheel." Still that uncomfortable silence as tbv: lads scrambled up and prepared to lead away their bicycles. "Wait a minute!" stammered Dick. "You-you bad butter go on without me. .Shu wants mo to go With ber. I don't liku to ref use an obi friend, and besides shu doesn't know tho road. Welly" Tho (dub turned and looked at him as one man, and tho captain became conscious cd' a sudden intense envy of a clam that lay at hij foot. '"Wo ii)i;_;i;t all escort lier," said Morris dryly: '"ibero's saioty in numbers." "Yes introduce us, " clamored Ibo o thors. "Better not," said Reggio, shak ing bis handsome head. "Tm fond of you, old follow, and you wouldn't huvo a show if tho saw me." A violent; resentment griped at Dick's heart at this. Do picked up his tull wheel and turned away. Tb? lovely stranger had boon wutcbiug him under bor long lashes, wonder ing why thu situation seemod so strained and what bad tempered his joy at meeting her again. "1 shall Lavett) lead bim on,"shu thought, "but I am certain ho loves mo st id, and 1 .always meant ttynnrry him in tho end. "Dick," as ho carno up to ber, "who is that awfully good looking niau-tho ono in tho greon and bluestockings?" Twenty minutes later tho Comot club bad reached thu top of a long and gentle ascent which it was only a pleasure to climb, and tbero, paus ::ig for breath, glanced backward in stinctively along tho road they hud just passed ovor. At tho foot of tho hill they saw tho captain and tho old friend who lookod not a day over 20 walking slowly and engaged in conversation of the most interesting nature. " 'Discretion ia tho better pur* of valor,' " quoted Morris significantly, and tho derisivo bin g h tor that fol lowed was borne on the wind to tho ears of tbut couple. Dick bit his lip savagoly. "They are bidding you goodby," abo said softJy, "but you don't mind when you havo got me, do you?" But little Louis felt something thumping at bia side ull tho way home-not his heart, but tho beloved meerschaum which tho oynio had loft behind forgotten on tho beaoh. -Boston Derald. Diplomacy. "Ono of tho ways I made a good many friends." said tho old politi cian to tho youngman ho was break ing in as bis successor, "waa in nev er failing, when 1 mot a man with a new ready mado suit on, to ask him who was his tailor. ' '-Indianapolis Journal. Would Bo nangeroo*. Doctor-Did you follow my pro scription? Incorrigible Patient-No; I didn't caro to break my neck. Doctor-I don't quito understand. Incorrigible Patient-I throw it out of the window.-Washington Times. Wra. Radcliffe's Saoceaeor. Maturin, tho author of "Monto rio, " who died in 1824, was perhaps tho puroat representative of tho de cadent followers of Mrs. Radcliffo. His appoaranco and bis character write tho epitaph of thu extinction of tho school to which ho belonged. When engaged in composition, bo placed o black wafer on tho eon!or of bis forehead as a sign that 1:u mus?; not ho interrupted. Often in pecuniary difficulties, bo onco bor rowed ?50 of Lady Morgan. Hi spent tho money at a reception ta which ho invited all bis friends. At tho end of a fargo, empty, hired room was placed a dais surmounted by a crimson canopy, under-which sat Mr. and Mrs. Maturin. Bewick, who visited him at Dublin in tho early part of tho present century, bas left a graphic picture of his ap pearance. Ho found Maturin dressed to re?oive him, "pacing his draw ing room in clemant full dress, n splendidly bound bock laid open upon a cambric pocket handkerchief -laced round ibo edges, and scent, ed with eau do cologno-and held upon both hands; a stylish neva black wig curled over bis temples, his shirt collar reaching half way up his face, and his attenuated chocks rouged np to tho vory eyes." -Quarterly Roviow. - Thc young are, determined, to find mt for themselves how many thorns trow around forbidden fruit'; the old nay aa well quit talking. SYMPATHY IN ANIMALS. | Conduct at Itlrcln mid Untat? Toward Their ' Fellow* in tiiatr^as. An Adirondack boy of 13 not out ono day to hunt lour young crows that ho heard down on the data of J tho AV est Canada creek, near North- . wood. It happened that tho hoy got a hunch shot at the young birds, and 1 two foll dead, while a third clutched at tho branch, on which it wa? stand ing, pitched tin-ward., ???id was soon hanging head downward crying piti fully. Tho fourth youi g crow flow 1 away. Tho wounded crew's erica ot- . tracted not only its parents, but five , other full grown ivows. All seven eil?, u la ted about i ncouraging tho wounded bird as liest they could. Ono of them vent oreti in too clor.??, and another shot killed it. Tho young hird soon li ll Mullering to tint ground, when tia? i oy killed it. Sympathy hud brought ono bird to its death. Hut I ho ero wa woro not the only sympathizers with tho wounded young crow. A Hock o' bino jays from over in Park's balsam swamp came across tho crock and hopped about in th?' Ililli branches cf tho birch trees, protesting in blue jay talk against the killing ul' thu crows. Tho little biros-tho wood peckers and tho warblers, ibo spar rows and tho sapsuckers-pooped louder and more Iroquntly than be fore, showing agitation over tho young crow's erica. Once a young woodsman who wanted venison moro than ho feared tho gamo constable went deer crust, ing in a yard away hack in tho woods, where tho snow wa? fivo feet deep. Lie found thu deer, a fair i WA d buck, win ,MO horus had been drop] rd some time previously, and he anti his com panions, willi thu dog leading, start ed on tho jump after ii:" animal. Tho dog got lhere ih'Ht and grabbed tho doer hythe hams. The doer cristi out and did its best to get away. When at last ono of tho men gut a knife into its throat, the wixxlsnian observed that as many aa 15 or 2i bluo jays had gathered about in th? trees overhead and waru protesting in loud, ungry voices at tho killing of their woods brother. Tho bun told recently about a wildcat that visited her sweetheart that had been trapped by a < racker down in tho Okefenokee swam]) in Georgia, and them is scarcely a trap per of fur but could tell of s min story ur other ol how a be;.sr in a trap had been visited by < nu of its species. Thu malo fox m mutime:! kills tho vixen w ht n she is t o unfor tunate as to get into a tra]), and some woodsmen believe tnat.it is a heroin method of trying to release her. Tho question has Leen asked why it was that w hen a cow bellowed uul in distress all tho others of tho herd promptly rushed at her and gored ' her to death. It has often been de scribed bow wolves Bet upon injured companions and tear them to pieces. Dogs have boen known to do tba same thing, whils other dogs bava been observed to run up to an in jured comrade, whining and fawning around us if to oonjure away the pain.-Mew York Bun. Bow l'aria Jalead Dorine tho Siege. A recent exhibition of ? rouoh car icatures and comic drawings brought to tho public eye onoe moro tho evi dences of tho fact that Parisian gay oty was not to Lo suppressed oven by tho terrible siego that tho capital went through from the German army. Ono of these oaricaturus, pub lished during the siege, wus made ta represent u fashion plate. Various elegant ladies and gentlemen were piotured going about in mattresses, and underneath the pioture was tba Legend, "Fashions for tho bombard- ! mont season." Moat of ibe?e pleasantrica of tba liege turned upon the scarcity of food, a grim subject which seemed particularly inspiring to tho carica turist of the time. A servant asks bia master, "Shall I put tho horsed in tho carriage today or in tho ba rouoho?" "H'm,55 says tho mastor sighing, "you may put them in tho oven, please 1" Not unlike this is another carica ture representing a servant making tho familiar announcement to his mistress, "Tho horses are ready, madame." "What!" "Yea, madame, they are on tho tablet" Su ob pleasantries seem soaroely to bavo boon a laughing matter to tho people who wont through those fear ful scones, but tho Parisians must laugh at something, and those pic haros provo that they could nut think af stopping i hoir gayoty on account 3f such a jjassing incident aa a aioga 'jr a famine.-Paris Lotter. licguiutcd by tho Bieter. Customer-How much is thia now anthem? Musio Dealer - Twenty-five doh lars. Customer (astonished nt thoprioa) -Tvveuty-flvo dollars? Musio Dealor-Yes, sir. It's tho noter that makes it so expensive. Customer-W hat kind of meter ia ,t? Musio Dealer-Well, sir, it's a very l?Qcult combination of long and ihort moter. Customer-I thought perhaps tbo luthor had employed tho gas meter. -Washington Times. ITO Tor Infants-and Children. fae Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of - A funeral recently took place in n English town which tho mourners ttend on bicycles, \ THE MOONSHINE!* OF FACT. ?Io Is Vastly IHflerctit I'mm t!i? WIM Creature I'lt-l tired. Ho is neilla r a : ?indi! nor a high- : waymnn, a disturb ?. of the ponce, nor, in respect n> formularies other ; than tho rovenue Statutes, a law ? breaker. Least .'<' .iii. perhaps, is ho ' v. desperado. NV i th i i a month of tho present writing .1 : ?.. celer ? m ono of tho Tennessee railways entered the smoking oar ol' the train. In tin* pour seat sat ap otile r ni charge of a "coyoy" of mom :neys Hushed by him on tho rn? .. .Min ibo night beforo. Tiaro wore ! : in il ?o party They had yielded \. it ! . ... re,- ?stan to ono man, and, ni immstanco of ail i i iho> -..,'!. t. deputy had riot lou I it nee ?- tV> put tin m in ir.:"-. At th< ir t? ml ?ho i icipbt . . party will donbll. . i . .i l . . it luau, though a li iii ai haiid ?yo i f i? : would probably td ar hal* '.' "'"? Thor will hog for nu roy or ? ?;. li sentences, and those ot* thom wini promiseamendim nt w:!l ino t likely never be again brought in on Ibo samo charge, for tho mountaineer is prone to keep his pr? ulises. A venerable judge?, ia whom ju dicial severity is temper? d by a gen erous admixture of loving kindness and mercy, and whoso humano (lo cisions have made his name a wont to conjure with among tho dwellers in thu waste places, tells a story which emphasizes tho promise keep ing trait in the mountain oharaeror. A hardened sinner of tho stills, whoso first and second offenses wore already recorded against bini, was once again brought to hook by tho vigilance of tho revenue mun. A .-ni old ( fl'? adce, who bad neither prom ised nor repented, i. was likely to go bani w ith him, and Lo bugged not for liberty, hut for u commutation of bis sentence which would send bim tu jail instead of ibo peniten tiary, promising that so long as tho judge remained upon Ibo 1;,'nob hu would neither maku nor meddle with illicit whisk j'. Lit) won bis casu and was sent to jail for a term of ll mouths. This was in summer, and six mouths later, when tho Urat snow bogati to powder tho bleak summits of Chil howue, thu judgu received a lotter from tho convict, lt was a simple hearted petition for a "furlough" of ten days, pathetic and eloquent in its primitivo English and quaint misspelling. Would tho good jud go let him off for just rondays? Winter was coming on, and Ibu wife and children were alono in (Ito cabin on tho mountain, with no ono to niako provision fer their wants. 1 lo would not ov< islay tho time, and ho would "certain shore" como back. His petition was granted, and, truo to his word, Ibo mountaineer returned on tho tenth day and gave bimsolf up to tho sheriff. Ho served the remainder of his son ton co, and, after bis roloaso, kopt his pledge so long as the judge remained on tho ben oh.-Lippin oott's. Ono or tho Evils of Wealth. Tho family of one of tho richest mon in New York waa visited not long ago by a contagious disease. A health inspector was obliged to go through tho magnificent mansion on tho Fifth avenue, and a pretty slut o of affairs, as bo privately told bis wife, ho found there. "It: al most makes ono c< intent ed with ono's modest homo," bu added, "and with Ibo knowledge that you and I aro not. too busy, nor too fashionable, nor too elegant to look after our awn household matters. There nat urally everything is loft in tho hands af servants. They aro supposed to bo most oompotont, but they aro on ly servants, after all, und not so leeply interested as the owner would be. Such a cellur ns stands iinder that splondid pilo I nover saw outside of a tonomont houso in tho slummiest slums. It was piled high with indescribable refuse and filth, rotting there and breeding inexpress ible disaster and monaco. It is a wonder that there is a sound lifo in that houso. I tell you I made tho nisfressof that homo pulu with hor ror beforo I bad finished my expla nation of causes and my throats as :o what effects she might anticipate mloss a new regime was inaugurat ?d."-Philadelphia Press. Ho MoTAd tho Cattle. Hero is an incident in tho lifo of Dr. Herber Evans, who, about 15 /ours ago, broko down in health, and vas Bout to Buxton with instructions rom his medical adviser not to ircach for lu months, ltsooms that io bad got so downcast at not being iblo to preach for such a prolonged ibriod tbut ho doubted his own pow >rs of ever again bein;; of any uso. TI this, frame of mind ho wont far tway into the fields ono ?no Sunday norning and gave out an old Welsh lymn at tho very top of his voice, suddenly the sheep and cattle, which vero quietly browsing by, looked i]i and ran to bim from nil parts of bo field. Horberroturncd thanks to ?rovidoucu that host il Iliad tho pow ir at least of moving cattle and beep, and from this point ho re. gained conf?donco in himself, and n's recovery was rupid.-Loudon aloha. - The road lt? heaven is loo nar ow for you to travel in it and pass nyhody on thc way. NOTICE. A LL pprfton* Indebted to tho Relate of /\_ Si la? lilli, denen.?*?!, will iimkti iMvmonl tu inti or mv Attorno).?, Hon mm A Walkin?, ?nd ?ill i.i-rs uv? having laicn? HK??lo-t until Mutate will render he Hame, ?Inly attested, to tm? ?tr In my aid AttornoyM, within tho tinto r< quired ?y law. H. A. HILL, Qualified Executer. Nor 23,1898 22 3 - Wiggos- \\l " awful celt) you haw ! An- you liping ?n?yihit:.i* for it ? Waggles- Yes, I tun listening to all (lie ad vic?; thai people give ino. ! - There or? un undi i tak? r- in Japan. Winn a jteixui dies it is the custom fer his nearest relativ ii n> put him in ii eoliin and bu'rji him .01,1 the 1 mouruing ?l<v not begin until ttl*ter 1 tin* burial. \\'i3 Have '.he highest regard for (V.a medical piniesbion Our p: 'nparadohs a:. r. . sojd ior tile parp?se amaya i?u'.'.; fhem. hut rat air a. an ?dd. Y. . lay H .va us an e itablisha ?I t: th that in*.?" i<at icaicdn--? a:''- laj-.itiveiy i; V ?:. '. I,ts;i t . .' ?h..i in:; th . l- .' ' ' p; ri? ?li?g i'.ultibh :a can I i'd ali le\ li' . i . j,y , . ...'.? iatiMvnt -ViV ?th . . '. . a Iv.i?Yi??K that, so?wns and rej la".? -. tie* .:... .:..? .cd r.ras-. '.i .:. Wo riiivki: aivd sci 1 se- .. a liniment, com bining 1! , j ii ?r? hither:O 1 ii! .. 111 a manuel' ..! it i?fiWllii!..?, S ii ;i ?vlll Wo know that ta thousands of cases j it I.*, proved mote than a blessing to expectant mothers. 1: overcomes morn- ! wij; sickness li relieve* the si-nse of tightness. Headaches cease, and dan ?;er from Swollen, ll nui and Rising Ireasts is avoided I-.abor it? eli is shortened and saura ? f most ...' thc pain, i \V<- know that litany ? '? .<>; . rcephi- | mer.-', it; and wc ! . hat uhitudea of w?in?ii go ; > the d: ig .... .? and h-av . it becausethey are ;iiiio;i ieirphysic-ta: . have no O'.IJP !: ?;:, WV a .. .1 t:..:! je.st a fair 'lebt. T hem 1; ::o T. ht * chance o: injiiry bein;; the n adi. h.?. ?ause Mother'ii Brrlcncl >-; sci?m ii - ?llv.cc?it?j>out:ded. I: ia s. ld at $1 a bot tie! and .should las mmd d t in}' most ?,?( the period ol ge'st itu?n. nhl ? .. ;h ?,>;.., ai relief is experienced if -.;.<.. ... iv aslan t, time beforu cljildbirlli, Send for oui' il lustrated i.i; nb? mt Stol her'? I'riettd. THE liRAORKLl) HECR'LATOU CO, Al LANTA, OA. ?i?'iliCt1 of F'rohi??i'* ' i STA pis OK sn H rn < -.\ i to: MN \. j Ander on ?iouniy. In thc (\>m! of' < \mtonni l'lra.1. M rr. ('arri? A, .Irarksoo, I'..?ii till % ?. h. : A. JacUtitin, MIN ."? onie S. Mo.'.??, as Aduunistinirlx, A . . . <'. it , I?. :> minois. I?' ifiM-liirtnri . r>tnt l; '. NT to ll?? .lin un . n: . f E. .ro fe C ?.-?. r ?" In ! i in ' ..II s<il bi? :..?!..: on in I >,(.. tn I <i lu-xt. ;.. Itoiti i I hp . .?ni lb>ilM> ?ii Ihn Olly ?a a II. Vi - iii, ... l ., the lol o v.- i i n 111 -.. . 111 ? ? . : I ?.?ml , ! . . t ; : Ali thu: ri rfu: a I, ?I . ! I. < i O. c?u.t 1 i itv; t wu ai'ft -'. iiii'tn i ir l< -, Kitua'i' \% nilla t la? corp ralf? 11 ai its o! 1 In? . ii \ <-< ? .eil er ; MOO, ii. I .. iiajo'iiO'ir I m ii > ' ! Mi . t'tii"! I.igon, h. K." Met'iilty ned ? difiS, ??fid I known ?ts thu I.lr4?iii?aa I. i. I Also, thal otb* r I ni i .i, .1 .mr, I wo . aero*?, moro or IISK, ;an:ti" within ?!:<> eor|?orato I liri itN of na id 1 'il y, H nd adj ?> a ? ? ii lund* ol'VY ll limn Orion. Omi. fcvaiiN an I ntliurf, mid known as tim Wilson Lol, I ami Manie wmveyod to n,ud H. A. J.-nd.Hou j hy Joplin* Wilson. j Teruin-Ono littlieiedi Imbine.o with in ? tniout, it) twvlvo ttiotilhs, Mtyeuroil b.v boad j and inortKci;?, w it I? leave to pay all euttti. Puri'biuicr to pay for paper. it. M. JU-ltKI-S, j Probate Judi;o UM Spm-irtl Uefarm?, t Executor! Sale Real Estate. HY vi rta fi of authority vwatHil in UH l?\ Mn? laxt Will and Testament of Cleiiotn tino llr.{'?, iloCoaHOll, ?>-*n will ? i'll mi Hitliwi ilay Iti DnitoiiilMtr, lS'tS, 111 (rout nf ihn ('oort Hou*?? in mn Oily ?>l Aiiih'r.i'iii, v. C. Lh?j IiHndii (leii'M'" d a-? tojiow-, to t<i wit: \r that enr tai 11 . pa ret-1 er lot ol I jam), 1-OM tn III i ti ^ IC ure-, morn nr k^n hiluate, ly 1 iii; and i.< inn in Vareunia TowiiHliip, in Ooanty .> Ai)derw>ii In Haid ?Slate, un wateiH ol i- Jut lioi'L Imineh, w itera of ?Savannah rlv?jr. ndjoiniiiij I inls of Mrs E. A Oloun, K. lt. Ilraty and I'. !.. Pate, amt ttoliiir tho Hinno eotive>ed lo nu I ?3? I'J I las Jonen hy deed I ?na ri nt; dato .lauuary Iftth, lh'as, mal r?<i'??rtled in lt. ??1. i\ o thee for Atulnrtim Oounty, s.e., in Hook "1>," pago ?'?2. Tnrius-One-half ?cibl?, hahinee in 12 mouthe will: luteronl, Moeured hy bond uud niorlgn.?;(> with leave to nntht)pate payment. I'urebxaer tu p?rv tor naper.?. M KV. l'\ I' !.. AllN'/bl' MKS. HATTI h. Wl'.l/ ll,' ICxeeiili ix ns. Nov lo, ls'.is -Ji a Trustee's Sale. BY virtue ot' tho p??W'?r and autla?rlly vuste<l in mn under tin* !. ed of Trust,executed by Jaweph 1 '. ISIwardN, hoarlnicdate Noven?la>r anth, IS'IT, mi?! ro corded ni the nllieu ol tho I 'u?rK ?il (' art of Common IMeus lor ih?? f'ouniy . r Ati d-rson, S. <'., in linnie I ' I * I *, p??(f??s 335. ? will ?adi u? thu hi|<he.st. helder at Andoraoi) Court House, S. ? ., in front ni tho Ooo rt House, on SalnHtlay in Deeoin itrr. 1SSS, within tho b-^??l hours nf Miles, thu following I rui't ot Lund, to wit : All thttt certain I rant ?>t band, Hiluate in the t'ounty of Anderson, Stuto afore said, I'ontainlni; two hundred and ??ix nitre?, moro or less adj iinim; hitnls of John Norri*, Mrs. M. t \ Skelton, T. H. Karla and oth<?r-, it heini; lin? MnnieTia?!t of band described III siid D?el of Trust. Torms of Sale- ??.sh. l'urehnaer t?? pay oxtro for pspers. H. i". ? UNNINtJlI AM, UM Trustee. Nov tl. |X'.?H 2U I Mor?^dir* c's sait?, T>Y vi/ttt<3 o? the Pawer from ! \ \'?'. Bli Willis, we will sell nu Salivd.-iy ?ti li -combar next, that i rael nf hi al, e 1 - taiuifi?/ li?l A?*res, in *'.?ri . r I . .. i;?, inljoinlny la ds r o ..- -.r I :'.? <! i oj ?li White, ?Tos**! h N. Ilrown ??ml .;'.<. . ... Ter tua -On?*-third es-'i, leiianee on creditHO?mred l?\- nur'.- ??jn Llti?N iV. bi: lil s IV IT M- i : .?_.. . Nov, IS98, 'j?i 1 Notice of Final Settic5?)ent. IIIIC iindon?lKned, . ' .. .1" iii? Kstnto ol A E. Kwd, d' ?. -.? henih? u'i vo not ie? ' l????. they will un '!??. '.' '.rd ?hiv m December, IhilS, applv t ?tho Jmlgool Pmi'iito f.?r And??r- i. < ' ni ni ., S. C., for a I'?IIMI Settlement . ! ? INtaie, ami H di ac. h argo fm m their . Hi ?? e- I'xnniitor.s. e. UKKD, I , j. i* Kid' ii, ; r'*x rN Nov .2-:. 22 ? Notice of Final Settlement. i 11 l-l iiiidnrsi'{iM?d, A tl in lotst rat ur nt the |\Mtai<? of K. II. Ponre, ileci?M>e<l, hcrehv mvt'M notice thal In? will on tie : J'.d dav < ? IhteotTibnr, ISOS, aj?pl* io in? ,lndj;n ol Pro'inta for And ran 0>>?ie?v. ... C., f ?f a Einnl Soitlenient of - ni l E lale, H'III a iliKeharir?? from his uttle? a Aduiinistratftr. ,W. I-'. <'<'X, A 1 .?." 1. Nov Jt, I8?H 22 DR. j' C7WAIKSR," DENTISiT. Ollicn lu the ftM?tt?>r HotltoO, yiLLIAMSTON. a. C. Of?lee dnya We.to??tidays an 1 Thursday. V. 8 -I will boit my Pendleton otnev on t3aturdav". Junb I, 1808 49 7m ^?"OLOR and ijavor of fruits, size, quality and ap pearance of vegetables, weight and plumpness of grain, arc all produced by Potash. asn9 properly combined with Phos phoric Acid and Nitrogen, and liberally applied, will improve every s< :1 and increase yield ar.'.! finality oi any crop. Wi; ? .. 1 .. . ? rec . in- ? tr.tplil. is, which ( II :. iv * > ' y I ii . foitiliucnj with .jp..iv . l ?jc?ii >i; v 1 pr. ii ..ri \N K -.ll WORKS, >)* thy., New V?rie? ,1 ? (.;-. i'v ?.f.M??.<y> Jilo* STA ; ;. ? !.':-< I ; ii t \ ?.i i iN.\, ."> N i I I. - i-N . ?.i .N ?. v. /.'??.. I;. I". I 'lin kf-riiirf! I'?ajnt ill', \ *. I.Mf ?Wlil.H) . ''' ,l . 1 " I ?.>'... ?" '. i ....i-,. 11.i*.i' I N oh?' '. '?..II -i? io 11(0 illili" 111 s heroin 9. I will sell on :>..;<? - i i ?.. n 11 tn it <r 111?xl, in Ir "ii ni il " i iou : lloii?o in lim I'itv ol At"'' r- ni. S. .', '.i" I . nuts de urrVlto?! o" r?tll??WH? wit : All tim', certain Tract ol Lmd .. inialn ii".; Il- in'ft-t, ininti m situate ut ifutility mu! K'uto aforesaid, ?iii >'initu< I,?mV ol S llk-oklcy, tl? .?-' ii, >'.. M ? Tucker nut! tithers. T..t i:.. 1 'atilt. I'tirfliHHof lu inv far j, pi.ru lt, N<. IU'l{lii*>>', I'rnltatn .1 uiii:>> UH Sp? i-ial I? leno. ?5ujiii;<.? of Protofclir's M:?'e. . . si? ii-- .KIMI ?tl A'.Itoi,1 NA. i .M N rv i) A MU i.^iti, ?ti I'rdnlr ('our!. ?-.i.'.'! i"-.!- - A !ii;it i-i ruior ..?.'. ?iii* i' ?1 - NI : .' ;-. .1. oo M.{|F PlaintiiT, . io.-, I lura Tjunti!-, Li r.aie 1 '.'?' '. I?.i ;. n .tt'Alitttttr :> m I oilier*. . 1 ?lit til t . A.'li.ili |?l Il 1.illili HI Jilli ..' ..'?...>?M il ..-<.!:. i-i pay l>?'i)tK. ? N , . . tm, Or'tlur ol' um I'm ii 1 . >?. 1 ;' I will H H nu Snlosdiiy in (>?-?? in M ?n lr. to of Hi.. C!ourt .;!. . i >., . . Andi Mill, r;. C., Un? Lami ? .1. ripi .. as !..|| .iv-, in v. ii : All i; :uc-iiaiii ? i..-.-. parcel, or Tratjt . i Lind, .ti iiniiiii -, .j, nor. - , moro ?ir Mt ital 'ti Wi lininstoti T?i>viiidiip County ami .i. ;ti..rt.s?iil, ittipiiuing I ?MM* ?ll -I- i'. I lu Win. M min, ur ya tot Lau less, ami .atiers Terms i o.i -.inti .i ?tance in lt til ot vt li>, '..iili * M i ?.. s, .Miif.; hy loud ?ti.-; OKI I jilin??, wu li ?eave io pay alle lall. I'nrckas? i :<? i< t\ : . p u .-t M. HI K Kl SS, p.. -v- .?u<lj;e. JlldcPO iii* riv. *);:?< vl,M Kale. STyvk <>;.. soi' . ii y . .:. LINA, A NPr.lt - oN i "I N rv. /? thti ("liri tlf t^HliutOU I'? ?'?'{> H. Mi-, .1 o;i ; U. V?"i !' itsoiii, i'; IM. ill", vs. * tl ; ii-S .ct i ur I, .Mai:;;-' Sherrard und ii'llcr-, llt'fomktllls. IN iiur.Hiim.co ni llittOrtior?iTSitloijrant .-.) tn th" itliovi? cutitl.-il oa-so, i will r.i-ll on Salt-Hilay ut I)i??!t)tiih?r nttxl, in fr.>.ul ot'tito Court llotiau tu lim Coy nf A mit i son, S. ('., t?o. 1.HIIIIH i)u*ti!i'il>ciii ad follows tn wi:: All that ooriain i/t?t ol' Land,cntitniriinK ono and nnn-half aurus, nmrttnr \?**, nlt tiatuin Varonnos Townsliip, i'ouuty and State aforttHaiti, adjoiniiur laiitlM til' ?I. P. ('ailcit. ami oihttr landa nf \1rn, J. lt. Vo? IliiHHttln, ii lining Um nurllu-trn portion of tin? l.ot ttl in vo ve? I to Mrs. .1. K. Vmi HaH Hfln hy I?..I. Ilnhaiinaii. Aiiietiist7tli, USC. Terms- Ont.-halt rattli, lmUm;o m 12 iiifititliH, with lutort'tst, Hootirntl hy linnd ami mnrli;>u;?<, with loavo '.*> pay all cash. I'lirubaaer tn pav for papor-^. n. M. m un:;; I'rolmto .1 minn UN Spuclal Ktut roe. tjiiiJ^c 4>r Probate's Salo. STA TM <)K SOUTH OAtlOldNA, A.MJI.KSUN COUNTY. /II (JnUft Of' < ''nu mini I'te.tlH. lilliput. I'arkor. I'laiuiill'. vs. W.'R. I'.uk' r,u. ll. P Kant ami ot hora, l)u foiid mi-. - lAiro.'ltisuni. 1_1> ^ vin un ?il thu l>ticr?ital Ortlor hernia y 1 will sell ?m L-laWailay in ()ot't?uiher iioxt in trout ol'tho ('mirt 1 IOUHO in tho Cit y of AntlttrKOli, S C., tho Lands d? Horihnd UM lol Itt WH tn wit: Ali that I'ortaiu Tract ot 1 jami, tvuitain ItiH KU acros, uinroor less, siluatoin lrnrk T iwiiship, Cnn ut v anti .stat? aforosaid, ttiljt>inint? liHiidanf.T, C. Mttllaud, CathGf iiiu llrttwu. d?tci*aa?d, .Ian nt to linlland ami Sum ott I (iauU, ii liniiii^tho I.-tuda who rot in W. I!. Parlier tlitl rttnldo, aud i ho rouutintlt-r ?if tho 'I'raut 0?rninrly ho I itigiuir t-i lloiij. Holland and loirr-hasoil hy VV. ll. Parker >:l SurilfM Sale. Terms -Oiio-lialf CH-.II, halanui ia tvvolvtt months, wuh inloroiit, Hiasuretl hr I..?ntl siiiii nt? ul 140 jz**. willi IwaVH to payait iv.-h, ami teri.is to I.o tromplieil with in on" hour, ur rent il tl at. pur.luis r's 1 isle until ii jitiruhttHttr eau lt- fourni wir. can thus ?'iiuiply. Purohasor t 1 pay lor pa pers. lt. M. lUMlim*, IVMIIIW .lilil?'" i- ^ . .' I.' f'"riH?. Sale lintier Trust LMed. BY vlrtuo nf powor ouiitained in",a Deed of Trusl exei ule.l to mo hy K. M. Itutlnr, I win sell at pu hi io outcry hcfnrn thu C.uri Hun-." il.HM' at Andorsnn, s. t?., . ut Sahtstlay in Deonmhor, ISilS, the fol lowitie; tl-M'l ilit.il Kcal K-.tat" : "All thai li >t or p.irool of Lind situate ililli' f'i \ A ?ilerson, in th" ('ninty iiml Slap? i.; if -aid, uoiilainimr ?n^ht acres, .1 ?ti ti ?<:. hs-, situai" nil III" 1 *.-ini lt? '.. :i li. el, hun mied hy huit?n .>!' Mis. M A. S '-i'liiitis, .loitn '.v. Daniels ami a now street. ' Ai>i>, "HIV undivided onn-hall i 11 HM cat and io all that Lui < r pt', cl i t J.oui -11 '?a ' 111 City ul Aiolttrs 11, Ctnmty and ?! it.?i iit'iiff-aitl, contaiititiu imo ami t?. ;. nth H--res. n i or?, nr !.>-, limn ". 1 liv ...nus of .1. K Hut-.", I" Iv. Mc ni ind Vi ax wall Aveuuo, hitini? Min I. . Imni^lit liv li. Marton and J I' ?'.?>''..? fi ?ia M r? Urao.o t'tnilli,in, o' v?. h'ch !.' J lint ier ImOKht tho un. o nf J f. ?'.r-lett.*' Thu S-it'ie t;-.t." I-, H II !)? ii viii ti uno 1 its, oly-. > t with'h cati hu ? ? ?... i-;i':-:i? of ilonham .v Watkins Terms nf S ile -Ono-half otsh, lialanco In two) vu mont li?, soi-iiitd ?>/ niurtnap;? nf promises Leavu to pt.ir?'has?ir lo pay -iii .-ash. F urdu- rio; iv for iMpwrwi M. I . Il ?NM ? M, Trust o. Notice of Final Settlement. TH I*, umh^rsiiii . 1 Kxo?'ut ri xe? of Ka Lato nf ( llomonlum A. ? tal?, duc.'d, h re hf liivcs iiuiioit th o i--y i ul ?MI tho lll'.h day .1 1 ) .. '. 1 I . . . .ipI>I .' to the .lullen ?ti p..rohato ;?>r A ml LUI t*?ninty, SJ. 0., for t h'imtl ->''?'< i ?. t i ? I s-iiii i'? jt . ? ? ami a 11-1 liai y Iront limit* o Iii?*? as Kxo.Mitri3CCtW. US i i'. L IRN'OLU, M US. HATTIE W KLO H. Kx- cut ??: ? . s. Nov. ld, I.SitS -21 ? INTotico of Final Settlement. T?flS iinii<)r*i?4ut?d, Aditiinistrator nf i>. l..iatoot Sarah t'o\, iltion.tstitl, h '"ta it mvea noliii ? that h > will on th"'- '-rd liv of n*Hiemhar, JSUS, apply lo 'ho lii?nt;o of Proh.tto nf Amleraon C-uniy, -. C . fora Knial Settlement of ?aid Ks I?M. an?l a dlacharge from his olHoa ar V'hn ininti alor. ^ B^F.-.WRiaiIT, Adm'r.