The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 02, 1895, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextWONDERS OF THE EVE. | > It T V I . >1 \ <? I'! I'M IO \ <11 I IH I I'ON l i s M \U\ 101. Ol S (ONSTIII ITIOV, i 111; i \ it im it i mi in. \ m:\imiiim; Kvi'j or (.on 'I'll ?> IvIsh l>( llio IICKMfrt'CllOU SIkIi. II ct i or r<l . \i u Yowk, . I ? 1 1 > 'JS Ucv , l>r. Tal inane, will! is still ;t I >M< 'lit Oil Ms Slimmer l>r< iilmiL' lour In iln- W.st 1 tul Smith w t;i , h, is |ii I'cl fur loila.v a Hiriiion ..it ?"! hi- All Si i'iiuf," lit.- l? \t H. leete.l Initio I'salm xeiv, M, "llf lli it fnrim i| i In i'Vi', shall In* lint s'-eV" Tin- Imperia I oitfaii of tin- li ii ina ii s\ sti-ii; is tin- c\i'. All ii |? ami ilnwii 1 1 n Itililr tin, I is ii, i \(i)'s it, lllusl r.i t> s it, nr a i'i;i i kCiih it. Five liuinlriil ami thirty four times it in metit ioneil in the Hilili- <>oini;ir?'H< u<'?- "tin- eyen ot the I. mil art' in cvi'ry |?laee." IMvine ? a i*i ? "as t lie <i|?|ile nl' the ? 'I'lir r|oii?lH "tin- i ? j i I i 1 1 s uf tin- nioruiiiK . " Irrever enee "tin* eye thill iniM'k* lit at lis father." Frhle "(?li, how lofty arc their i-.v i's!" 1 iia 1 1 i'ii I Ion "tin* foul's i*,\ i' in the t il ls of tlif earth." I >i vi n?- Inspection "wla 'ils full of ryiM." Kiiihh'ii liens "in the twinkling of an eye at tin- last trump.** Olivi tli* Kennon "(In* llulil of tin- lioily is tin' eye." This inoriiiiiKH ti'\t "lli' lliat fni nii'il tin' eye, shall he not Hi'*' V* 1 'I'll" Hiir^i'ons, tlif (loi'iors, I In; anatomists n ii i J tlif physiologists melc rst ami much of, tin- uluili-s ? ? f tin' two ;;rt'iit lU'lils of tin- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a ii fair, I ? ? 1 1 tlio vast in it 1 1 i t tii.lt -M k'M on front ir.i'lli to jtimvi' without any ji j >| ?r? -<*ia I ion of till' two KIT at IIWIRll ||>I<"VK of till' IjOMl (Soil Almighty. It t ioil li.nl I.kKciI any thing of 1 1 1 (i 1 1 i t f wlsiloni. lli- woithl liavi' ftiihal in <'iviillim tin- liiiinaii eye. \\ V vvaiiih r through tlif fiirth tr> Inj; to see w * iinli i'l n I sights, luit the most won ilfl'flll sll'.ht that We ever see is not Kf wonderful as tlif lii->t rnnii'ii t s through liif It w e see it . II has hfi-ii a st la ie/f tiling me for forl.v years I lint some s- ifiitisl. with enough rloipif Hi '? iiii'l niau'm t isin. ? 1 1 < 1 tint no llii'oimh thf country with lllns t i'ii I ?*f I 'ii'lni'is on ean\iis .'to ffi-t si|ii. in to startle ii r 1 1 1 thrill ami overwhelm < Mi ristf mloin with the marvels of tlif human eye. Wf want the eye taken from all its t ? e 1 1 1 1 i ?' a lit I- s iiiiiI Holm ? ?lie who shall Iii nsii|.- ;i 1 1 I. ilk aliont (In- nlf iVL'onia \ i lli i\ lissm-i'M. ami the se'i lotieil. ami tile flliaKIII.'l of the o 1 1 1 i < iii-rvf, ami in e 1 1 1 ii n ii mi |>a rl.i lee. w lihli you ami I ami every ho?|y <an umlff st a ml, present I lie suhji i't . We 1 1 a \ < leartifil iiifii are who have liei>n I ? ? 1 1 1 1 ? l: iis whal our orluin is nml what \\f Wfff. < ? Ii ! II some one slinuhl eome forth ftmii tin-- ilissfftliiK t a I'le ami from tlif elass room of the ii ii I \ fi'slty ami lake tlif )?! a I fi'i'in, ami askln;; tlif 1 1 ? t|i of thf t Vf.itoi' ill- iiioiist ra If llif w i 'inIi is of v* ha I w <? a ff ! Tin* Sn rpu ?? I n k II ii mit ii I ?: > i* II T !*? ? fi ? I" III itir ||||\ s II ||. M I I |. ! -, ?.'tL'l.'' 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'?iitiivam-i s in i-v.rv I *, ,r wit, ?l'i\\ ."Ii ii 1 1 . rr:. Hi.- . _\ . ? 1 1 . | v ..}.. niiiK an. I ? l"simr linns a .lay Tin- ? iasln-s so ( i.nsl rm -I thai th.v l,a\. Iln'ir s?|i. li- m as t.. uhal >hall I., a. I mill... I, jCitim; I ? . ih-- 'iusl. "Sla \ ..iii"' and SiiyiiiK t<* tin- li^iit, * i in " ? Kor Insnl" < uri.iins II," iri?. ?>|- pii|>i| of I Ik- ??>". annt ? f ? riyr as I h" lirlil is KMiI'T i.r I' ss. I'l'iil iai'1 iiiK <?! ililat liifr. m Tllf eye- ?'f Iho 1 1 \\ I is Y > I i i , 1 1 In I Ic ?layllmn, lh<- rvos <if hMiin' ri'i-ii | urr-s ?T o lillinl al nitcht, Init th" Inimari cyo, t<ft marvellously ronBlnirli d, ?-fin k?i- liolh by ?lay ami by niufit. Many ' ^if tho ofhor rrcalnroH < .f <;m] ran move the eye only from side tu 1 I but the human eye ?<> murvcIounly I constructed, Iiun on? musclo to lift l ho oyo an<l unothcr rnUKolo lo lower I ho oyo, And another musclo to roll It to tho right, and another muscle t<> roll it to tho loft, and another inuhclu passing through a pulley to turn 11 round and round an elaborate gear ing of six muscles ax |?ei feet as (Sod could make them. There also is tho retina, gathering tho jays of IlKht J and paKHlng tlm visual Impression along tho optic nervo, about tho thick noftn of tho lamp wick passing the visual Impronslon on to tho sotisoiium and on Into tho houI. What a delicate leiiH, what an ex<(illxlto screen, what soil cushions, what wonder ehemlstry of (In- human eye! The eye washed l\v a slow stream of moisture whether We Sleep or wake, l"< ? 1 1 1 1 1 K llllpeicep tibly nver t lie pel. tile of tho eye and entity 1 1 ik Into a ) #* in i* of the nostril A con! 1 1 va nee j n wonderful that it* (?'id s?r tli>- miii Oj, 000,000 iiiil'^t n\vay illnl the JHillll <>f It' ' |'ln 'ri'|4'K(*i>|H.< ami inlci i>sc'i|ie In t Ha iik* r< >n 1 1 i va ni-f. The a si r*?uo 1 1 1 ? ? I' kw I ii h aii'l iiinvi'H this way ami ili.il anil a<liiiHtii ami reailjuuls the (<?!?. s<-u|if until In- K,-ln ll the i IK hi flMMIH Till* llll( | ( ise<l|i|st lltltVt'H 1 1 1 i ? way ami that an<l adjusts ami nail lust h tin- iiiai'.nlfy I UK HlasH until It Is !>>'?* I >>i ?*??>! to do itN \v? >rk , I ? ? 1 1 tin'* liii iitan ??> <?. wit limit a touch, hchnhl.s the Ktar ami I lie smallest insect Till' traveller aimniK 1 1 1 < * Alps with one j<la mi' t a ki'K lit Mont It la in; ami t lie face of his wall li to n?.v whether hn has lime lo climb It 'I lit* Ti ll r (? In nil *>h, this wondn f nl camera nh:cura which you mill I carry about with iih. ho today wi" can lake Iii our friends, ho from the lop of Mount Washing ton wo can take Iii Now Knuhtml. no al ni^ht wo ran swot-p Into our vision 1 1 ? ? ? roiiMlilla I ions from horizon t < ? liorl/.iiii. So ili-lira to, so seriii-lnllnllo, ami yet ( It ? * 1Ik.Ii' coiiiIhk !)fi,()0(i,iMii> of in I Ir-H at tlii' rati' of U(M?, (KM) mih-H a mithikI In ol>llK''il lo halt at the ?at" of ilii- eye, wait Iiik for admission un til I ho portcullis In- lifted. Somi'thiiiK hurli'il !i't,iM>i),(K)0 of miles ami striking a ii tn.st riimi'iil which )i ih n<>t lie hkI (atlon of even \v I liking under the 1 10 w i ? r of tin: Htrokf. Tin-re. also, Is the m? i <1(11 1 iirraiop-mcnt of the ti-ar t;lnml. I > v with h the eye Is wiinlii'd and fioni which mils tlii* tiilc which hriiiKs tin- relief that I'omi's in tears win* ii si niii' hiri-M venn-nt or Kront loss strike:* us Tho tear 's not an atiKU in' ntulh'ii of Horrow, l>ut tin- hreak i iik up of the nrclie o| fro/i-n nrkf in tin- warm j;ulf sln-uni of consola tion I lira pacll y t" weep Is madness or death Thank < 5od for (lie tear elands, and that the crystal Kates an no easily opened < ?h, the wonderful hydraulic apparatus of t hi* human eye. Idvlliclv rolislrurted vision' Two Ih'.hthollseH Ml the ilil I'lmi' of (lie i 1 1 1 r 1 1 o 1 1 a I sonl. under I he shining of which the world sails in and dep.; anchor. \\ hat an anthem of praise lo (tod is tin- human eye' Till- |o|iKUo is -IiI'-hm and a clumsy Instrii i ne 1 1 1 of e \ p ressli ?ii as compared with it I lave you led sei-n it Hash with i nd Ik na I ion. or kindle with <1111111 siasm, "i 1 \paml with di-\o||i>n, or unit will) s\ 1 1 ? pa Ihv. or slate wllli frlj-.ht. or her with villainy, or droop with sadness, or pah- with envy, or Iii ?> with 11 ? veiic. e, or twinkle with mirth, or In am with h>\e'' It is trajje d\ and conn dy and pa.- I0r.1l ami lyric In turn Have \oii not seen its tjp lifted lit' ? W of Mlt'pl'lse. of it:: flow II r > 1 wrath, or Its contraction "f pain'' I1' tli.- I'll- sa v one thine, and tie- lips .-?a\ anotli''?- itniij'.. i'on I I i ' - \ 1 ? the i-yc t a I la r I ha n 1 1 ie lips I Ie- t ? \ ? -s nl \ ri 1 1 1 1 > a I ? I Nl- \ .1 1 1 ? 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V S!t:ill tin- iliiiiir fnriiiftl I ?..ix\ 1 1 1 ? ? it l li;i ii its iii ih(?tV "lli- lli:ll I.. i in. -I t In' ^vo, ^fi:i11 In- 1 1 f > f >t ' ? ? ?* * iitt- !:>??>? i> r <.?.ti 'lli.- ii'fiil ? ? f tlii-i <| ?it'?*l ii ?*! is tri'tm ii ? lull-. \V.- st ;i ii* I III I III." I'l-lllri- nf :i V.l.sl ? i- ? 1 1 1 1 1 ft ? I ftn ?? of iil.siTVlltiiill N.i |iriv;i i v On u*. t-\i s i>l" flit'l'lllniii, rj pn nf mi 1 1 >li i ii. . f.M'? ??! ii nliiijiKvl. t>f ?;???! \Vt* mil \ iitii lw n I. It- !?? ?????? tin inli.'i I. it i nis tif ni 1 1?- r wnrlil.x. Inii iwfrliJip* tin-* 111:1} In- ;ili|f til *??#? lis Wf >liav? Ijy! I'plJciil iiiNtruiQi'iilA n'roug vU;>U?!' t? de*cry thi'iii. I'erhapa tlioy have op teal instruments strmiK enough to <!??? Ker.V OS. Tile illolf CdllllOt see ? li?? etifjle midsky. I>nt the eagle tuidsky ran we ? lie limit* UiidKl'UHX. We lire ahle to sCi? mount tins a uil ruvcriiK of another world. [ liiil perhaps tin* i ii tin l?i t ii ii I s of oilier Wol rail Kee till* loWI'I'H of olir ritieM, tin* li t m Ii of our ? eas, I lie ma rcliing of olll* |ll'.?i <'M.sio||M, I lie W Ii i I ?? I'olit'K of our weddings, I he hlark Mrarfs of our ohse <1 iiii-M 1 1 passe* oiil from llie gucs* Into ill.' I m >k i 1 1 \ <? w hen we nre (old in I In- Itihte ili. 'it ill-- inhabitants <>f oilier worlds do i 'oil i e us rollVo.V to tins Ale llle.V Hot nit in i ii i >i > 1 1 uy spirit ? yfitt forth to minj-.r I ? ? l- to tho?e who h h ; 1 1 1 he hell's of s:i I v ii I ion V Kill h II II i ii li i 1 1 1 ? ? ? e I i < . 1 1 , iiiiiI ii ii Ifelie iiii- fjeit ion, ii in I sl.-ll.i i Ii K| ti - 1 ioli, iiiul liiixir i 1 1 m | m ??- 1 ion, and solar im<|Ne tloii .in- lame i < ? 1 1 1 1 ?' < i <?<! uiih the ihoiik'lit <f ? I i v 041 ? ? inspect ion ' Voii run t i rletl me '_'u/v i a 1 h iiuu," naid ii I. lack 10. in lo my Hither "Mow mi?" sail I my lathi r. "Tueiilj years ago," Mini i l?o ol her "in the o|i| ^< hoo|hi|Use prayer 1 1 1 1 ? ? 1 1 1 1 lt ill I ? 1 1 1 1 ? I MrooK you said in your prayer, - l lioii. (lod. sees! me,' and I had 110 | ii -nee under I hi- eye 01 I ?od until i l'ii. mil' a ( ' Ii ri I la 11 '* Near il. "'I he e)i'.s of the Lord are in every I il. 1 1 ? " 'llis eyelids try the children of men." "I lis i-vi-h were 11 k a llalne of lire." "I will guide thee willi mine eye." I Hi, till- 1 Vr of I Jod, MO ft|\l of pity. Ho full of |owi-r, so full of I * 1 \ i * , so full of 'ndik'uation, so full of 1 oiiipaHsioii, im full of merry ! Mow it peers III loiil/ll the darkness! I low il outshine* I lie day! Now il glares upon Die offender! Mow il heauiN on I he penitent soul! Talk about the human eye as helng itideseriha hly won ihrlul how iiiiii'h more wonderful the lii-e.il, searching eye o f (Jod ! All ,.ter nity past and all eternity to Home mi that let ina . Tin* \ n I ?? r I * li 'Pin' ?\iu with w h ifti we l?>ok Into ,ac h others faeo today hukk' Hi it. II ? ;aiids written tw ly- on your faro ami | wici ? Oil 1 1 1 i IK ?. UlltiHH tlll'iHIKh 'MSU.ll I -, 4 1 1 ) i* or both hitvi1 been obliterated II,. 1 1 1 ji i lorinO'l Hie eye. Khali he not ?it p I ill, the eye of <Jo?l! It Ht'CH nir sorrows to si.HHuaKe them, kc s our I < i l'lr\lll'rf to dtsent i tmle Ihrm, sct-s want* lo sy inpa tlil/.e with them il we rt|?ht hlin back. tli-' eye of an antagonist If v\ ? ? a?k his |?rair, the y ..f nil i vi rlistinu friend. Von oft ||,,, | in a hook or manuscript a star cnllinK your attention to a footnote .1 explanation. That star the printer ? alls an ash-rlsk. lint all tin- stais of 1 1,< n l>; h t an- a.-.t< rl: ks railing yoiii at ,. ,,i toil to ( Soil, an all ohscrvliiK < Soil i in,- , vi'iv n?i\<' a divine hainlwrit iiiK our . very inns, le a |.ull. y divim-ly u lint: our every hone sculpt u reil v\ 1 1 1 1 ? 1 1 \ I in ? miikm'"15' our every , , , II. , lion of t In- divlm- eye. < Sod iho\.- us. an. I (out hr-math us, and i J.,, | |.. f..r,> iis. ami ( I o, | In- h i ud us. and . ;. .. 1 w it hin us. \\ hat a slupetulous i . > In \\ ha I a. stupendous (hint: to dm! No such thiu? as hidd-n I I .i iiMf ? ? r i \ i ! I**! ma 1 h* ad vi M'.'i t in ??M? m ,i nielli in a i-oiirl room. I r suaded ol ll,, | H 1 1 < ? < ? ? - 1 1 < -? ? ol his i* I i ? ' 1 1 1 , i iv ,| with I in I of il,,. l;ulli of lli.- witness who tcsiiii: to swear the poor m ill' III-- awa\ that advo ate took ?tp two l-i 1 1- i 1 1 lamps ami thrust them 1 , - ii|. I., lie I tie- witness and '.May it phase the court ami ., ,,||. men of lie- lury. lielndd the mur i.i"' .iimI lie man. praet iea lly un lit i!i it awful i;l.ire, OollloSSed that 1 1 . ? w . ? lie- criininal instead of tin mil') I t I I ii: lieil at I lie lull'. I'll, TUN I , i. i,. Is. ..Ill most hidden sill is under , I.i ie. h t c i Itrl.l than that It is under lh ? I. in nine. ? \ of i ;...| lie is not a Mitel i i.ml s 1 1 1 1 1 1 Id i 1 1 K throujrb I ?>" ),.a\* iis. IP- Is m>t a hliml monarch I, dint; for th.- st- p of Ins ehailot. Are sou wronr;e.| - lie sees it. Are you ,?,.,t ? lie sees It. Have y.ill domestic |.< ti 1 1 1 .a I lo 1 1 of which the world knows II. .1 III UK " ll* sees It. "Oh." Voll Sa > . ? ? n i >' affairs are so inslunitlca nt I can't realize thai (Sod sees me ami so s my illairs." <'iii you see the point of a I ? i 1 1 ** <*an >oll see the eye of a needle.' ?'aii > oil .-it a mote in tin; sunbeam? \ml lias < e>d I' i Veil you that power ,i i , , 1 1 . 1 1 1 ? ? ol..set \ at ion and does he i" t .... It liinis. Il ?' '"He I hat formed th" eye. shall he not see?" \ Ixufllll, I '.nt you Kay: "lie. I is in one woild, ;.nd I sun In another world lie .seems so far off iioih me, I don't really think ||. sees what is Kolnn on In my lire." I '.III you see the sun ??r,.aon>(MMi miles away, and do you not think ? Sod has is prolonged vision? l'.ut you say, l l,. i.- ,-ue phases of my life mid theiv lie col- Its shades of color in in V an 1 1 , , \ alio s ami my vexations that 1 don't tliii-A <Jo.| can uiiderstaml." l>oes t i . id pallet up all the colors a lid all th. shades ol color in the rainbow" V nil do you suppose tln re is any phase I .Itiv shade in your life he has not .illii 1 1 >1 up in his own In-art I te tli.it. I want to tell you it will , ,|| ;,ll lie o\(|. this Stl UKKle i ll. it N , , | \.. nfs. so ev.jtiislt. 1\ fashioned in. I ? (Minn and hinged ami rooted. ? V , ! | |? lot, I..IIU he closed III til. last Itiiiti" i I -o\ tin; hands will smooth : . . v\ , I lie j-llkeli fillip' S. So he ^Ivetll .,1 I., |,.\ . .1 Sleep A h ^elld "f St I I IS that his mother was blind. ! i w as so son ly 'pitiful for I in t . I I inn I II I I one da y in s\ inpa I hy , I, | s . i h- f . vis. and by miracle sic ,w , \. tNtlnnc Hut it is not a -ml A) , n I (.-II y. II that all tin- blind eyes til.- t'htlslialt d' id under tile kiss .t ii, i . sii rrei'i ion morn shall xl'Mi . | \ . n oli. what a da > that will l..f t lio-e w ho w t-nl i:r ipinp , ? ? i ..?i-: It 1 1 1 1 -= w orb! under perpetual , 1 1 | t io|t. H| wile d e | elld--tll ill th" I ,,i ; t fti-nd. of with a n uncertain .,il |. |t their wax, iiml I* r I lie at,"'d .i iitn sin h t about whom it in iy , | t . I t "t ll( v w ll t. ll look ollt of t lie u W ? ale .1 Il k- 1.. (I" hell . I. Ill ll I ,\|.I. (tv com- V III' U I it a beautiful t il. | . |i that was for a tombstone in a ?.i.e.. an cemetery "Mere im poses in ? I K.i t tin i. a saint. Vi years of as?" ,n-l I - ; : 1 1 * I The linlit was i-?<to|-(.l to ii : M i \ I". MO." ?i n K noi l) it i:*i i< \ i : I In- I ncrriiiii' ^Ini'i- Sn f n ril 11 > \ miMint In ill.MID.sus Ity Son I lirm V - *" "1.1 1 ?? I I'tt's.-' W.I - llllit; ' <,?tl. .1 ' I ! \ 1".' ? llrlH' ill tht c|i?p (\t l?u?liif?is' Sii' ur !.i> .i n ? 1 f . I ? y i h?- Tiv.is 1 1 r \ fj.iiiK- l almost nil lh?- K"1 I t! t* -? 1 lo*t .1 iruiK ' !)?? j-i-! unu tt iik*. Wi?* in.! ? sinri- S.il unlay 1>cIuk J1 V,0.S>VS. Thin sii<1. ? ! ?? n i ?ciirn :il.i : ion of ff>l I rtlir.-i ? t ?-?l ?-on ii). i ililc at f? n?l<in .nil If was ^iipiv">ni<.| :h.iT i: win 'lu> ??> >?<>???? aftioti on fh?- |?.?ri or ill.- IkiihI *.> il l:, .ili' ri-Mi) I'arlialo Iikhi \'T. fiil rtiif this win not iriii> so far as : )i<- tri toury was .i h wu l. The In. i-r> i. < . h" ?.?M. ramo almost m t ho or ? tin. ii y ? nur?i' of IniMinoss an. I \i .i .i .lu?> in .ill t'Xi'haiiR** <">f k?'oM hills. ;irol>al>ly o,hih?'.] *>V I ilfc Kt'tlll'llll'lll Of Cl'Olinllt ill Nl'M York 'I'he liii'lilrnt was, h?* wihl, not In. fr? ?iupnt T>"* rC5?'? vc foiay d me") n '. **<J t ?? FREE SILVER. Til 10 riJori.K votk I'nit it TO 1,7143. lilt; l MIDI) STATICS SIIOII.I) lilt. M s ii i n: in ?i w \ no\i:v Tin* h t tirk Mcr4'Ui'> (.'on duet* iiii In ('uiilrkt. It via* r? gimlet ii I i over I lit- I nil i*i 1 ? a:*. ;; vrry daring, won f?'?dh.tii1jf, ii ml> i la l? 1 1 1 k . vvlii'ii t he M? n ury an i > ? > 1 1 1 1 < '?-? I <>ii | It** morning of Julie I tli.ll it p|'Opi>*ei| t<! test I lit* HCIIHC of (lit people of New York i *1 1 > and Brooklyn upon tic i| tii'nt toil : Shall ili** I'liit.-I States (Sovermuent opi-u lis mints t.i tlu free coinage ?( silver v\ 1 1 lion i waiting for agreement wit Ii ( 2 rent Itritnin or any other I'.uro I'imii nation, and ai n ratio of |n stitutioii in tin- South and tin' t !|ni Innati lliu|uir<r in tlu* Wist thought that the result of sueh u ha'lot must In* disas t roils to tin- 4'tttise of fni' silver. lint tie* it! i torn of tlu'Hr journals, and <?f other newspapers throughout the country, did not know tin* people of New York anil failed lo apprecia le theli uiidi rslainliUK <d the i-vils that havi lici-n hrouuht upon them through tlu* <1 ?*? uioiiel l/.a 1 1 1 < 1 1 "f silver. No i. m* ran reail tin* letters which ha vi* iiei n puhliKhed daily In The Met run, mill* r the heading. "What the Voids Say " without heeoinini? deeply impressed willi the way la vvhieh the workiiiKuii'ii have grasped tin* situation, and llie 1 1 1 1 1* 1 1 l.'i- 1 1' i* w Id' h 1 1 1 ? ? y have show n in U'lvo atliiK flee silver coinage is tin- first tiling to In* aeeomplisheit lor their relief. 'I'll.- Mercury has not Solicited a sin gle vote 1 1 1 >< > 1 1 tins <|llcstioii . The votes, which have turn Bent 1 1 ? hy tens and littles, ami In some ranis hy hundreds, have hceu gathered to gether by nun who were interested in ih?> cause, suhs riu- Mi'ivtiiy, who t*;i v**? I each day's pup< r so an to secure I lie \'<>|e ??f a friend upon tl|0 l>a Hot printed therein . Tlie liest testimony to this statement is follow lng. from Mr. I1'. I<. 1 1 ;? 1 1 1 - aw ay . of < 'II n ton . N , Y. : Tin' I hi I lot s for fr? e coinage in yout eon t est nre astonishingly numerous, ?oiislilerim; tin* faet that joit have not I'. sorted to the ll vil. i) methods to net loies, If so 1 1 1 < * one in cu. h of tin eoimtry towns of New York had taken even the little tl'oilhle I have guile to in asking people to vote, your total In in this Slate alone would easily have heen greater than it will now' he for .ill the St.it- s in the I ' nion Sixty li > ?? '|it:tlilied voters In tills town have per sonally written their ballots lor free ?oinaice, and the same have heen for warded to you . 10 very man is a voter ami Intelligent < iti/. ii, and <|iiite a niiiiiher are leading merchants, inanii faclurers and fanners. I think I may well say well done, Clinton! and ado that ex i 'olh ( tur Mahout* did not speak riKhtly for Clinton, at least, when he told The M ere ii ry that the I - m < >? rats in Northern New York take no Interest il: I lie silver ?|llesl|i?n. Cut hy far the larger proportioti ol tin' votes have emne in one at a time | in mii envelope, wit.h a two-rent stamp J on the eiivelo ???, sometimes aecoiiipa n ied hy a letter, hut generally not. So far as spare would permit we have published these letters front day to day, following the antiouneeiiieiil of the vote, hut \\ lien so many wiere received some had to lie left out . The Mercury helieved that It voiced the demands of the people In advocating the free coinage of silver, hut it dio not know it until this ha Hot was taken. The result is astonishing when it is remeiiiheriil that no effort was made to induce people to vote. It is more as tonishing thai so few pjeople voted i ti the negative. Here is the result of live weeks' \ ot ing on the silver <|itestion: (Question: Shail tin- I'nited States (?ovcrunicnt open its mints to the free eoinaiie of silver without waiting foi agreement with V-Jreat Mriliiiti or any other Kuropejin ualioti, and at a ratio of Hi to 1 V c \.w York City and Now York Stuli' .. ( \?ii noot Massa< liusottH Now .Icrsoy I Vnnsy I v:? iii.t . . . . Mary l;i ml \\ MSlllllKl"". I' Ohio i iour^ia .*k IYnn? >soo .... \ I i 1>:i hi. i Virginia V I' l\ II IIS.IS t\ . 1 1 1 1 1 k\ ' osissi p;d . . 1 .oiiisl.t ii. i . Illll.tlia ? Ilinois v ' si \ i r^inlii Florida ...... \. lir.isk.i ... low a M i< hlizati . ? *1 lltllovol i K .i nsis ... < 'a Ifornla .... \\ .if liinyiou ( hi'Kiiii ? ) la ? ii' No w I lumpHhiro \ 1 . 1 1 1 1 ? ? Vos. I tro< ?k 1 v ii ? >. i Id ?r? i ,r>7 1 ?j.t.tj a. j n> ifcn l.M.TJ st ;s r. mil r.:w. rj:: "H ' 1 Tit i.*> ISO 1 1:; ?J71 rj i s ItVI no l : :: t ill No. :hm; ?jit itii to:; J i r.s h;t ?IN ?il l if I I 'ii r 1 1 1 1 nt Wliodo I \| \ ss' hi l"i Nul l h ? a S ? t it 1 1 Idaho ( 'i>|iii a<l<> . . . ? W v i >iii i n i; ? ? North I ?a kola Son 1 !i I >a k"t a N'l-vail.i I'tah \ ri/a ?na .... .'.s I J I 1 ?> ? !>l 1 I i>L ?j i i:t 1 1 1 Totals .TJ.o.YJ 1. 7s;; If any now spa|>> r in this town <pios lions tho tfoiiuinoiioss of tliis voto lot It Mia rt a similar voto and Klvo a fair ? mint. Now York Mercury. Nrw Vork Appiilntmrnli lly Southern Associated Press. Albany. N. Y.. July 30 |?r. Cooiko It KowUr has boon appointed by Uov. Morton to tho Stalo of lloalth, as tho rmnmlxwlnnor repreSontliiK tho city of Now York. Ho huccwIh J>r. Cyrus JOdson. wh<? recently n wiKnod from tho board. Mrs. Samuel Siienccr of N?;w York City, has Ix-on appointed by the (iov trnor, on tho commission. to ivprowent tho Slato of Now York, at tho nimlnjt t'ol ton Statos Kx position, t0 be ijcld at Atlanta, Ua. II l1 H AT ItrOKKK. An tiuuli-ur ('oiM'crl Crown t? (Jrenl Sneer** ? Oilier 1 1 4* in n . Klokco, S. C., July 20. ? Karly in the evening of tho 2tith Inst one could see carriages, wagons, bungles and ?vory conceivable conveyance, wending Its way t<> Die Alliance llall. all laden with human frclKht. The concert be K&ii ut 8 o'clock. Tho roatrum was beautifully decorated with evergreens jtnd sunflowers. The entertainment wau certainly a grand success and has never been surpassed Some of the actors and ac trcKHi'u pro veil ti> h'mtm ??( the first magnitude. Kdgar I'oe's "Haven," by Miss Hello Ramsey was beautifully ami artistically rendered. Lovely MIhh lOthel Lamkln's rendition of*"\Vhen Jack Cornea!" was Incomparable. I?aisy Lampkin and Julia Wilson, two very pretty little misses, recited beautifully. "Kntertalning Sister's Heau" by Miss Katie Morris, was splendid. The lovely little tot. dladys Hassford. "Which Made the S|?eoch, Holly or 1?" was hard to beat. Lovely little Maud Avenette charmed tin audience with "Aunt Tabltha." Miss Mamie dray gave us "Annie's Ticket," which was touchlnKly sad. Miss Hello (Sray's "Hard Times" was amusing and appropriate. Mr. Hertha Zachry's oration on "t?ur Confederate Dead," wis eloquent ami well delivered, and renewed our enthusiasm for the lost cause. Miss iOthcl Lamkln's reply was grandly and beautifully delivered. Master Wellborn Hill Hairtsey save us the crowing speech of tho evenlnK in negro dialect explained in his text. "No Half Way Doln' for I>ls World or I >e Next." The house roared with laughter and ho was encored. There were several dialogues, concert reci tations. speeches and other Interesting things. Last but not least was the grand comedy, "l>r Cure All and His Patients. Mr. CJus Lamkin repre sented the doctor to perfection. Miss $thel Lamkin the olTlco girl. Mrs. J. T. Spines represented Mrs. Ilotchkiss lovely. Miss Hello Ramsey represented her 1 1 mid daughter. Mr Hertha Zaeh&ry represented the beard less youth. All sustained the char pails admirably. Everything passed oft' pleasantly. All praise to Mrs. I'hoclon Ramsey who got up and car ried through this entertainment. A lawn party and Ice cream at Mrs. Jullen Lamkins Aug. 1. No rain in three weeks. Crops are burning up. Mrs. l>r. Quillian and her Interesting little family from Conyers are visiting her father. Mr. John Zachry. Their (outllltoii Improved. Washington. inly :<'? Tin- condition of the negro colonists from Alabama who deserted the Hajua ? colony in Mexico, have been ?ria'ly. proved through tlio .forts exerted - their l-.-l.alf l.y the Stale I t.i.. ..I .an, I ,-ho Ki-nrral manager of the Mexican e ? tral rallroa-l. Aw'.si.uw SiiW'"" Fyeek 1' S. A.. wh'? ?v;ik i-.cn t * -u fur l host* of I In* colonists who an- III. has i.-l.-k-r ai.lu-.l the- biii-bc.... general ot Hit ,..y f.'-.. m Kuglo i-?k.. T,*.. ..<?? r.y ?MO ,.f the illsi ress.-d negro.* arrix.-.i in ? Sun. lav an. I thai eight of Ihem who aie HI w? h variola, have !,??? closely qua? t Simm I l.y the Tox.18 .State health auiho.i lito. Surgeon Hen. Kyeck s-'>s 1 ' colonists a i Torn-in are doing ni.l> Willi oil.- except ion, an.l all are well cai.n Philadelphia. July 30.? At t ho \\\iy fiirt'r* I -oilire I jombard street. home sick and dc. stlnite'. are three negroo* of Arkansas. Who have ju?t re. urn.-.l from 1-"^ ^ whither they went as <-0<>nl?s so.rn moil t hs ago. Of nearly a bundled com pa uions in the expe-IMon, some are SaUl to have died of starvation ami others re ekl.iK out a wreti-li.-.l existence " Afrh a The three men are Jefferson count AiK farm, iv -Kranlc Shelton. has a wife ami four children there; .1 . It. Inciter ha* a family, and Kbenezer ltus^el. iinmarrle.. They sav the International Imigration Society. of lllnninpham, Ala., offered Z> acres of land to every colonist and used as endorsement, the name of lll?hop It. M. Turner, of Atlanta. The subscribers were required to pay til In advance installments and their pa*? ?ane to Savannah. In return they were to he Riven their passage, food and the land on arrival. The ship nailed in March for Monrovia with ninety -even colonists, who were in iiie eare of the society's sec. rotary . The iin-n declare tliey were simply .lumped ashore and allowed to -diirt for themselves. A score of their comrades died of climate fever, and some, it was reported. p?-t*.slied l>.v starvation. Work eould not lie secured. and tit'' flesh of de i I animal* and .-makes was s.-l/.ed upon with avidity for f.*>d Phel'onund hi* two neighbors saw no hope for 'hem In the colony and succeeded In obtaining passage to l.iverpool and thence to Phila delphia. Th.-y expect help from Arkansas which will enable tin m to return to their homes . <;if(H In Fool 1 1. e Public. 'I'll.* condemning of alum as an un wholesome ingredient In baking pow ders by tin* < iovornmctil authorities as well as by physicians generally, has not d.-t. -ri.-.l manufacturers of such powders from foisting them on an unsuspecting public. 1* ollowlng Is a partial list <>f the alum powders l <>n i id ill the stores: "Calumet." "Chicago Yeast." "Ken ton," "(Slant's It.ui-lton," "Hotel, "Taylor's < Mie Spoon." "Climax." ?Snow ruff." Sn<>w Hall." "Clant." "Milk," "Crown." "" I ' nrivall.-.l," "Sil ver Star," "Davis" <> K ." "Forest City." Monarch." "K. C.," "l.oyal. "Manhattan," "Crystal. Hatchet. "Home." "la-lio," "1 Vrfect ion." "Itoc !;,.t, r.iwn Talk," "Vienna," "White IJose," etc. It Is safe to reject all brands sold with a pri/.e. All powders sold at 2.". cents ?<r less a pound are sure to be ina.^e of alum. 1 >r. Wiley, the (Jovern ni.-nt cjiemist. in his ollielal examina 1 1. ,n of baking powders at the World's Fair, threw out all "alum powders," classing them as unwholesome. cnt.i). (ioi.n. ti(il.i) \ Mnr. elloimly ItleU \etu Slruck <>ul In t nloril.lo \ f. <\d . .1 illy :x?.- A v. In of gold ,,i? W.IS v;ru. l< iii : ae Independence mine hi re toil i> that is believed to he the rich . s: lo.l>- cv?-r found In any mine In the . o intry. if not' In the world. The lx> ly of ore was fount at a point where two vein*, meet and the width warrants thf f-ta-cment that there are mllltons#of dob I i!-.. v\ ?rth of or *, i.ishj ine JIIO. to the ton now in sight. Suicided . Chicago, lu'.v :<<?. .loseph Harthel. n m inuf i? tur.-r of shoes, vhs t<> have appeared :.t the Harrison str.-.-t station this iiiornlnir on a charge of hiivins r^ccired st d<-n property, but the ills trace broke his heart and he hanged himself in his shop, on Randolph street, at an /arly hour. He vns ."?? years of age and leaves n son and a daughter. .fudge I-'wart. who has imprisoned the editor of the Asheville ClfiKen for erit icising r ne of Ids ruling*, may yet tin I that Napoleon showed his greatness when lie declared that he feared four hostile newspapers mure than bayouetu . / CAROLINA'S STATE ALLIANCE. Till'; tii it his nAty ?v:hmio.\ ii\s 1IKUI X. >1 % ltl()\ IMTI.I.II AMI II NX TIM M\> SI'KAIi, i:% er> (lilitu II it ? Shrunk In Niiluc Kv> l)eM My Si hi t hern Associated I'ichh. i 'oiumhiu, S. C., July The Slate Alliance legaii a threu <liiyn' encamp ment ut Tlrzah today. Marion Hutlcr, <?f North Carolina, made tin* opening .-i I ? ._? i ? .1 1 of tin- day. lie Haiti that I lit ?in r?,i?< y quest ion had become so serious .hat the time had come for tin* masse* to form their new party and light; that the njvxeiit leaders were traitors; that i Ik- foreign financial policy waa revolt ing; that the time had come to choose l>?t\vc?n allegiance to party and alle ?'iun< to t tie Constitution; that Cleve land had acted us a faithless overseer to the people's farm; tluit party labels should In- wiped out; that he was a I '< ton I |ut because he was n Democrat. T lien In' exclaimed dramatically; "Would to (Sod we could call up Andrew lacks. in today from his grave to Scad th se piople anaiust the same enemies that lie foiiKht and thought he had crusln d, to hurl dellUncc at antl crush (he gold bugs." Alter dinner Senator Tillman address ?il about 2,."r<H) persons. Ills speech was i reproduction of his speech at the sll vi r convenllon tit Memphis, with very little new added, lie said that the time had come 'or the putting aside of Un livery of the Democratic party, and the -oalition of the forces of the South and West to overcome the combined North and Hast. The Democratic platform bad been good enough for I 'resident Cleve land to be elected on, but not good nouuh to be carried out. The result lias been that our yard stick which measures values has been cut iu hall, .\ i I It tin- effect of doubling the puivhas iiiK power of tlio gold dollar. It takes I now twice as much labor, or the pro bi' ts of labor, to buy a dollar. Kvery I thing has shrunk iu value except debts. \ss \SS|\ATl'JI? Willi. K XSMOIOI", * <'?' V Hfooily iiml >1 > Mlt'rliniN Murtlci1 Ciiiiimi I I?mI In I 'lur iiln . Jacksonville, I la . , .Inly I JO. ? A spe cial i<> Tin- Times I 1 1 i < > 1 1 from Macelen ny, ria., says: (J. \V. Craig, living about mil' utile south of this place, was chopped in the hea<l last night about 11 o'clock while lying in bed asleep. |i appears that. Mr. ami Mrs. Craig retired at their usual hetl time, Mr. (.'rain, lying on tlie hack of the hetl a km i list the wall. Mr. Craig soon fill asleep, hut Mrs. Craig, being unwell, conltl not sleep. Ahoiit 11 o'clock Mrs < 'raig says she heard some one moving ! nutlet the hetl. She sprang up ami ran . out into the hall and got a pistol out i<f a desk standing in the luili. As she returned she says she heartl some one strike a Mow and Ilea rtl a moan. When she got hack to the door of the hed room she saw a man standing ovet the hed and saw him strike Craig a set-on. I hlow tm the head. She tried -to shoot him, hut the pistol failed to tire. After striking Mr. Craig tin* second time the man jumped out of the win i dow and Hetl. Mrs. Craig went to her daughter's ! loom and toltl her that Mr. Craig had J heen struck in the head ami was badly hurt. Neither of the parties left the house or gave any alarm until after daylight this morning. Mr. Craig was struck on the right side of the head in two places with a blunt Instrument. apiareuUy a tlull hatchet. One gash is throe' ami half inches ami the other two ami t hive-quarter inches long, laying open the slv nil so that the Wain pro trudod. ami he also has a had bruise over his right eye. I)r. Taylor is at tending him, Imt says he has no hopes of his living until morning. Sheriff Pons Is using every effort to ferret out the perpetrator of this foul crime. There is something very myste rious ahoiit the affair, as it has heen utterly impossible to Iiml any trace of tlie party w ho committed the deed out side of the house, either where he went or came or any hlood stains outside of l!ic b? tlrooin . } A ('<11 ITTKI). Mrs May Splvey Cleared of <lu> <liaruc of 1'oIhoii I iik Her II iihIiii n <1 . Montgomery, Ala., July :!<J. ? Mrs. May Spivey. who lias been on trial lure for several day* on I In* charge <?f poisoning her husha nil wan accpiitled tonight on preliminary trial before -a justice. Mr. Splv> ? I I sotiH' ?iTk? ago after a four 'lay.s illness. Humors )i a < I It thai he had lu-iTi poisoned with morphine. On a corner's in<|ucst his Oody was disinterred ati'l tiir vital parts mmi! io i ho State rlicm. I-: at Auburn for anal.V7.iiiK. The chemist report e?l that he could flnJ no trao?v< ?? f morphine in the partn. The preliminary trial came up yesterday and after a Kr<at mas* of evidence had been adduced the Justice rendered his verd'et as above. Hull I'ut* I i> Ills Money. I r.y Southern Associated Press. Detroit, Mich. July 30.? Jim Hall Knit to "Honest John" Kelley at Ml Ch-monts $2, (>00 his part of the stake proposed to lie fought for by Joe f'hoynskl and Hall. Hall thinks the mill will be pulled off at Dallas. \i:\\ nin.i'. \ns Tin* t on fc**lon r.t lllcr* t'rnilcN All Sorln of It ii morn . Ity Southern Associated l'resn. New Orleans. July This city b?? l? t n all aK?K since Sunday over the fTsNlou of Mr. llcnry lllers. the convlete i capitalist. Today he was escorted hy the sheriff from his residence to the criminal court building for the purpose of testify, ing tiefore the ({rand Jury. Mr. I?iei? looked very- pale and weary, hut the of. (leers say his appearance is milch Ini proved over what it was wlt*n he wai* transferred from the Parish prison to his home. Mr. J. II Maurey, president of tin* Traction Company, was before the grand Jury nearly all the morning. Mr. liters was subjected to a long examina tion and at its conclusion was returned to lih home under charge of the sherlfT. | All sorts of rumor* are afloat as to io. I diotmcnts against prominent capitalist* and other* high up In the hti?dne.<?< ctr j ale* of New Orlrans. ITntil the indict ments are presented in court however. 1' I would manifestly be improper to men. | tion teamen* Frederick I'raley, of Philadelphia, eelebra t ed his ninety-first birthday an I niversary the other day. He v'as one , of the defecates to the Harrlsburg Con J vent ion of 1ST.!, th.it nominated Ilnrrl j son for Prcnidrnt ami Tyler for f|i?e I l'resldent . YOU l?AY (KH)IJ HONEY, YOU WANT (IOOD OOOOS. hs|>e<ially i\ tliis ilie case in re gard to poor*, Sash, Hindis, I urn lier.ftc If you buy lhe*? articles, you want lo|u>v?ll)(m writ made, durable a??<l aitra?-li\'? We ?uc ? red in f<>l?d>tnin>; j 'I lliru <!t-?iia hlc Ir.tiuifs, anil we don i charge liieh price* for llie > ondiination, VoU mi j; tit i Of OU1 l:%t?rs( |ili< ? list . It may l>? interesting, and we'll (toil il free (jpon request. uuusta lumber oo. AuauerA. a a. THE EYE, EAR, THROAT AND LUNGS. The Rye, Kar, Throat and Lungs are such delicate organs aiul aro of so much importance to every Indivi dual that tho expert specialist In the treatment of these diseases should be consulted at once an soon an either of them become affected. I >r. J. J. McKvoy, tho celebrated Kye, Ear, Throat and Chest Special ist, of Augusta, Qa., is known throughout the South for his great success in treating these diseases. Thousands have gone to him and have been cured. Mis methods of treat ing these diseases are based on scien tific principles and, by actual denyin at rat ion have proven to l?e the most successful known. Cartaraets, Cross 10 yes, Granular "J^ids, T*tf*ryglum, Acute and Chronic slnflamatlon of Ihu 1-idt;, Optic. Nerve diseases, Re tinetis, Choroiditis and all diseases affecting the eyesight, all diseases of the ear, discharges from the ears, noises in the cars catharral and ner vous deafness, chronic and acute in Mamation, nasal catarrh? anterior ami posterior? or catarrh in any form, en larged tonsils, chronic hoarseness, loss wf voice and all nervous or lnflama tor** diseases of tho throat, chronic hrorv'liitlH. bronchial catarrh, asthma and all diseases of tho chest. L>r. Mc Jivoy's large established j>ractHce 41 n>l the hundreds of testimon ials prove conclusively tho merits of his method of treat ing such diseases, many of which can he cured by mall. %Vritc, describ ing as accurately as possible how you are affected and ho will reply by re turn mail, giving you an honest pro fessional opinion of your case and tell ing you whcthfi* you can bo treated at home or if a! personal visit to his ollire is necessary. ('all 011 or address DR. J. J. Mc i:\oY. 225 nnd 2"G Dver Hulldlng, Augusta, Ga. I SWIMM.IOS. s o II Nil 4 I o n II I Development* I>lny be liixiki'il I'or, My Southern ^Associated Press. Charlotte. N. C., Jtily 30. ? The hear ing <>f I lie graveyard insurance cases at Keaufort, N. C., there being 2r< in all. was begun today befoiv two ?n:ig istrates. It developed that one of them was llie son-ih-law of one of the de fendants ? a fact which it had been sought to conceal ? and he was forced (o withdraw under fire, and another justice was substituted. One case was heard today, it being that of Charles Arthur, a street-beg gar, who had been represented as a robust man with a fine hereditary rec ord. whereas hi' had had consumption of the bowels, for two years and died a few months after having been in sured for $;>.000. The applications, signatures, etc., in his name had all been forged. A great crowd is attend ing the preliminary hearing. A Staunton. Va., couple were recent ly married in forty seconds, and If the groom were as live as Tuck, he made ft girdle round the earth (at least all tho world to him) In forty seconds more. PffiK/MS h ffO CO. DOORS, SASH aOLIHOI ORGANS Special Sale. Special Prices. Special Terms. GREAT CLEARING SALE. Three Hundred T^V ? nrl Churcli Organa, from noted in?k?r(, l'rliuo Co?t to reduce ?took. Muat bo Hold. Floor* hrctiltliiK down. Cant carry them. through dull aunnincr. tint too many, Prlfd no object. l'roflt not con sidered. Must unload. KmlMl pnolhlr t?rm? for |?ajr m?nt. Only SI.OO, VI.AO, ?:<. monthly. One-half ???ml l>y liny nnw HnrKitln Nb??ll Ready. Writ** for Ihem. Mention thl? ?dvtlli>n>l aud Paper. LUDDEN & BATES, Siianuh, Gi. C. I\ CO, ?/ '0&. OSBORNVB

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