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A WEEK'S WORK IN CONVENTION. A ItlCVl'HW OF THIS DISC ISSION , ON THIS Sl'FKHAOK PLAN. / Chances of the Prolongation of the Sasalon of tho Convention Ueyuml the Last of November. What RoniAlns to Ho Done A special from Columbia to tho Now a and Courier says: The burden of pub lie interest in Iho Constitutional Con ^vention has boon centreil in t he suf frage plan for tho future rcgulution of elections in thin Stato. '1 tic members of the convention have spent much of their time since the day of assembling over tho problem. Now the deed hah been dono, and there appears to be no ?likelihood that tho plan will be materi ally changed. The courts or the peo ple alone can cliAiigo it. The mem bern in this, as all along throughout | tho progress of the convention, have done what they believed would be for " the good of tho Stato and not of any i particular faction or eliipio- those i who had that idea wore defeated. If . the provisions that have been made i are fairly' carried out it is quite cor I tain thai tho new election system will , be infinitely preforable to that now in rogue. . ! As to tho prospects for any chauge j in the plan as adopted the only one hinted at is to add uomo provision for woman suffrage now or iu the near or itf'the distant future. 'Tho woman tmf fragists seem still to cling to tho hope of getting some reward for their hard work, either by having woman suf frage adopted iu comu way or other or of leaving it posslblo for future islaturcs to take such action. # No doubt tho auti-oducational and property qualification forces will make auother attack ou tho sufVrago plan on its third reading, but unless there in it decided change in the temper of the delegates thoro ih less chance < ? f a ohango than ever, for tho report as it stands in stronger thmi it hss over been. ' The committee report owed itn sue cess to ? largo extent from the fact that in tho opinion of tho Convention there was "nothing better" presented, and from the further fact that the oommittoo was givon tho credit for earnestly and honestly trying to gel tho best possildo sutTrago plan out of what wan ottered tho committee. I he ffl'AlinJ tt'n of 4 l?r? W.'l.'i lii'li ! 1?y Senator Tillman, but lie was in dined to, an<l did, mako* concessions to the members of tho committee, who IihcT views contrary to those I < ? r which ho contended at tho outset. There was a memorable content over the basic principles of the. suf frage ])lnn. A struggle that is yet too fresh in the minds of the people (<? j need description. It started out with the colored members of tho Conven tion making Mich able speeches io- tn I ? ?oinmnnd the respect ami surptin" ?>| tho members. I rue. these j ?<.??*?? 1 1 ? *s , ?vi; ro regarded as made mostly tor out f-ido consumption, but they reflected j credit on their authors. Tlrfcn in ortlei canw Hie wonum suf frago crusade, ?nd wind might, toi the w aut of a l>ett< i him, Ik ? 1 1 ? < I 1 1? o fight fol tho pour lnau, iim it w a ? culled by it-; ehum|iiolis, l?ut which really was to leave tho oleetious in ll<? ? State in about ?is much of a litnj'l' i ever; tlten tho I 'lit ton oi soldier j ? J n and other propositions for lie ? ? 1 1 ment of this much vexed nirttt"i IllWME r.l" \ OT K < 1 N ( IIFMl -i It took a wrok lov tlif convention to r^ot through w ith lour Bivtiuns of th"> j sn tVrngo plan. Most, of tho time wan spout 111 Kpocch-muking, I >i 1 1 llw jih m bera fuel tiuit t h*> (imowiiB \m II spout. Af*i? I ?; Iroin tho oratory thai huh hi dulled in, 1 1 10 result o| Hie week s wiu'ic is shown by the following Mini mnry of tho votes '?y which I lie ao\ n .1 1 amendments 1<> tlir hcolion wyiv d< Irntod : I uimodiatc woman's suffrage p'lav ton amendment , I "J I In 'Jli I Kniergeiiey woman's sulVinjio ( S 1 1 ; ? 1 1 nuicndmctil, !?'? t ? ? I 'J.) < *? ?n f ??<!?? fit t o soldier | >i ? ? j it: ?!! 1 1 'at ton | ?lull. 117 to '-!?>. I ? >ai ission of properly ? | u t* 1 1 1 i >*.i 1 1 ? ? >? mi.) i \tfiif ion ?'l understanding clinic ? W'il .en's n mi' in I in on t , I J!' to I ?!. i Kccogmtion of r\i?|m- i i- 1 1 m f ? ? ? n cei tilie ili-s f lei vov * aMiendinont I .io to IV!. ' \usti nlian 1 >h 1 1 ? ? I Motrin f I ? 1 1 ? 1 1 ? \ ?'?. I'htii, 10U to I <? st tike on I | ? i < ? | i i y it i .. ?!< i |{i if'i- Vh' ?l III 'Mill tllf II I , i ? ? t ? ? Is. I T?i strike nut (If p|--p?Mlv io|.| . - 4 . ? - rational >| M'l! i li?- 1 1- >iim ^ ri-it 'i 1 1 I ? y V plan. <>") to I I < it Ilfl'lll <1( St I til ' J loll ?'l pl>|l| llnlM colon d members, 1. 10 to ?'? I 'llinulat I M* plop'ltv | ? I ;l " M ? ' i ? goniury's umoiidmint, \ivn \o-i \ It wan ' t ei nil "I tlr i r< in n lim :il nijit propositi or In I I" i * t .l< (? Mi I t Imt tho ( i in Vi nil. Ml 'I' i I 1'iC ?? t fi XI l t ll M rf iuli :i - I . | i i ? . in, Jin 1 1 fC nhteh had I" Inn I it Hi- strong furor ninl imii\ ol . i'it? S< i ? n t ? i I illiimn. >< 1 1 ? I v liirli I'uilui Ini l ic- it lrj:nl rhatn j -ion, "Mi ' I' l\ :ri< I* Bryan, of t ha i lest . m '.*rri HA'.i: > 1 1% 1 1 *i i.\ i \ ? o. Mlhou^h tli> 1 1 iim ii'l. ? m m -tioiiH in tin* 8iifl:am. plan, it n.<t ? \| ? i Hint t he i< ? will )>?; v ? t y mi h iii ?: of-n tcjutioii about it. a t l>';?^t, - ? ! ii ii- ' , ?? second reading i ? c??i?coni? I I !> is a provision in I In; plan, " II; it ? n- h f ? f tin' two poll 1 1 oh ^ parties ort-tnii tlio highrst number ot vote n? tho pro.*< I ing election shall have i > piv**.ijj:ti i >'i on tho board ot managi-if) at cacli pi >j rinct atul on tin1 In. anl of ooiintv rail \ afiMoi'H in i-aih ooiintv." Sonn- of tin <lrlog'itCH have i X)>irh.se?l thi-ii opinion that they do not want this, hut th? ooniinitter will contenil that it is not m leL-ognilion of tho colored manual i wlw roB.v l>e a h'rpiiJdi. an, but of the part}* that he-Trp/N'Mciit** l< i-* ???tt feuded by Ihe ronmiittoe that iln?. pi i vin'oii will miiko I lie unrfVrngL' plan etrouger in tbc pnblio esteem, and that it can do wo harm to have Republican od the board, but in foine countfcn it mamn to bo a kind of ttccoud nature to ol>j*et to rolored j>eoplo having any activo part in the management of an ?lni>iinii I'Iia eommittoe. after 0Xi?ia? whether fhb plitn ot providing (or ; three manager* for the tfrW regiMra- i * I I tion will bo fought, Imt as tho provis J ion in ho mauihsth tun. oppotdtion to it w o it Id piobably bo only foi ?? i coord. 1 There iu also a provieion that tho reg istration books thall bi olo> i| tl.iity .lays bo foil) AU fcjootiou, an. I Hit effort , Is likely to bo nuub; to (haugo this either tor a longer oru thortei term. ?'LA>' ! Oil A ftliOli 1 ?>e?J}JON. When tho suffrage plan was taken up eonie thought that it would bo thmhod in two. or tor to days, but it took very much longer, and so it may bo with 'what is yet ahead, Tho Legislature i moots oti tho 27th of tho month, and that would iniM tho (!ou vt ntion hevon ! j tcou moie working days. 1'heie a jo j ?omu who think that tho work will bo finished in that time, while others i think that snob a thing is out of tbf* ?piestion It I he Von\ ention ineibt* I upon adjourning hi time to rnako way fur tho Legislature, it will have to %dopt a schedule s unt thing hko thin Unfinished portion of Hiiffrago plan, | ono day; unfinished poi?ion of thi Legislative report, homestead, etc. , r>uo day, unfinished poition of finance and taxation, one duy, | hi id rending county and county government ah to area, ono day; inembeiH' pay, contiug- I nut expenses, pi risprudenoo, etc., one day; educational committee repoit, thrco dayH; corporation committee re port three days; judicial committee re port, three clayH; order, style and re vision, (shaping up,) three days total, seventeen days. This is an close as it can bo figured, and, if any thing, the work will be longer those who have boon watching tho proceedings of the Con* enlioa kuow that it is a \ory unsafe filing to speculate as to how loiip il will take to dispose of any particular matter. When tho Convention expects to do woik it is just as I i k ? ? I ,> us not to break and spend a whole day on ijuostious of personal privilege. I ho suggestion is made that the Convent ion ought in any ! event to postpone I ho I legislative k??? aiou until about .limitary. It ih further thought that the Convention has full I power to postpone or to do away with tho session oft lie Legi^latiue altogether. | Whothei this can bo done before the Constitution a< l< >|>l ? I as a whole | * is, perhaps, ijuoHtionable. I > n i if the Convention wanted lo, it could pro I ba^ly ll ud Homo way of meeting any legal abut i uct i> mis. The table tlmf ih given iudicntes ! what matters are pending boforo th<> j Convention. Tho general impression ia that tho | legislative work will not begin until ' the tir*t of January, and will continue ' for about t wo month-'. r.DUCA i IONAI. A 111 M M-. Tho nlijciitioua! culHUiitt'.-li 5 Opul ?? now u?ct>^ni/.<''l t'> l?t? *.?f 'he utmost ! | III | vOlllltU'l'. I inl'tubel:; lllf I'. ! pinning to study Hi" incuts i ? I tin r< p.. it Hi(nlt) bv tho commit!"!', ol' win. !i Mr. ,1 nl ia ii Milcli.ll. ot I in I IohI ? ? i? . in rhiiiniuin, mnL liml ui) mudi mil that hIiowm n well conceive! pi mi It is likoly tli it t l?o l unimittiM "iH '?<- ?' unit on 1 1 1 ? >'?( ot lln i in |" ? r t hii t mutton. I.ioforo the r? i"'i I eomon up. 1'heic ix 10 now oul\ t ? I nil tllll'l I'll lllbt'lM <'l I | lir commit!' v. h" w H'li ?"? ehnn^> " I n hi. I.- in t Ik ouiniuttfi i ' ' 'I In import hum' nl lm\itr; " llbriiil j ? uppoi t ?i I ii< | .liblic m*Ii >*?!* "I fx St ilt* i.i 1 1 ? ? n Hi'' mull appi ? c.'iiteil on ; IMi.VMItlt "I Hi'1 ? < Incut It'll nl unuliticii I I, ,n tluil I' is . ii i ncor | " ? ru' im! in tli" ?n lViiif' I'liin, Mini iiianv ol the mom 1 .ci n \n i>h to ;;i ve tin) roininiMco Ovoi v iMici.iirii^. ia .-ui it ' ?'? supply a fjiibrliiiitnil inoomo l<?r ? tlio wli'Mils Sumo w ii ut us iimrli m million 1 1 ? j . lollarn lor tin- public f hnol "'"j 1 I t III' ll'.'t-l I '' I'l lll'llll" ' I I i'r' 11 I "'llc'fofl 1 1 I | )nivv Hi*'! S( i(' \i.>uhl ntnii'l, wo u 1. 1 j , , ; - i .1 Mich u.-ti'Mi, ii tin. <: mill l?>vx 1 ,\onM bo plov i?U I 'or will.. .ut n ? | tics., i lion, nii'l ?' l?n? ? " I vmjU'I ii""'. .1 The committee Imim doviscl mvcihI clcyoi no tho. Is <>l' incieiiMiiK tho hcll.M.l hlll.l-. IIM? : I. 1 1 "in til'1 ?1?MJ?.,?I1HM j i v piolit.'. which it ^ inl* ' ?' *" ''' > i I I I" til' hl'll.'l'l tnii'l- { I lii roiuir.it I ? i' lif iHiiii^.'.l thai j tho t \i:.tiii}5 clue ili'Miul ? iiMt it uti? ?n?? I shall be |>i oviil'-'i l"i in tlm ('oiihlitn j I,, Tl.ir- will UK" 1 Wi'l" o|.|>"V.tloll. | I. n? it is lik. I v t lint Hi" r-iMXiinn'inlii - I i , 1 1 1 ,i| tli'- coin in it I iM- will !?'? it< 1? ?l ?t <?? I , j I., OUU.O ot the -lc lie I , I lis.' tl.C 1 m.it t it .,1 1 1 i j ? 1 1 c r . lucnli oi out ol pol I ltlCS IIS lltM'Ml II' JIOMM l>if , llllt it "i'l j Mot Ik .lorn w itlioilt n content. I'll' |;.' 1 1 ' ? 1H I oviM'ct itioni-- 1 1 ml th"!'.< u ill oc ii I'\. I v 1 1 in-- <>\cr tli-- r.-poi I ol ?ii< oimnittc : .mi incorporation*. I Ii ? , . - 1 ... | - .|,|. <111 t<> thiuk. b> ' '''r' | | it i \ e I'l ll" | ? I' > * > i*?i* ?!!"*. b'it .'II the | r 1 ii ui III i . !?> ii .b---.ii ? iiiiioii;; - ,u tv !?> mI 1 1* ' rt'itmi' i. -ti icti-'iis on j ,V| | , I .it ion-, l\ III I" tlll'l la n I'll'lll " | , , I I,, t ? i.: Ill'I'-h 111 I'l" " 1 I I , 1 ? t-l IlK-.'U I Bl'Hf II AM" ftT A I I' In ii-< 1? thin tno ai tu b? ha\c two , i ? \ i * ion', been in- it. 1 in. ?I "ii i t! , j.tinciclcH Ihiil Chmcb aid SI it ? j t|i I... I.. |'l l"l'-\. I ' 1 1 ?- 1 1 1 1 < ' ' I'l-' ! i , ot t lif l-i" I i- r i- 1 1 .ii n 1 1 in t h' f- 'I ' ? ? * \ I * i j-T - \ . . i . i " i . " ? I i ? ? ! i ? ? ' -- n * ?-;ibi.li \ I | ! t 1 1 1 ) I . t I 1 I v. h i ? 1 1 1 ' 11 1 1 ft i ?' '* 'i i . | i i. .1 . ill. -p. mi. I towijs, .?-hull use lb I . i . . I T t . ? 'i ct . lit. oi liny public in-. ii. v . --I ii ' 1 1 1 . o i > /.?' "? l" i mil < itli' i i , 1 ? > 1 1 ' -i . I , < i 1 1 ? 1 1 1 v ? 1 1 i n 1 1 1 r or 1 1 y , in j mi I ..I nminf. mm ? "I nay school ol ! -.lil'itum. oi ui. \ . Inn Mat lo or othci in ,t n ,i ion of u Ii:it . x.r kin. I ^ ht i <? ii' fti.ictioii iv?i\.ij Inch Ik wholly <?' ^ i:, j-iiit HUih'1 lb. .hroctloll "I III'} j , Iniicli.' oi aji \ i-bL-ioiM <?r ?u>rtur inn ; v u-.'-t \ or iirnarii.'.atioii. I In i * - bus It.'! 1 ecu iiti\ . oillpl lint n galliot llic n.loptioii "I" this provision, ft lc I il tb.-ri' hurl ? ??'?!? lif .hnnoe- nrf> I 1 1 -it Ii Mollhl hllM' b'M-n Il'b'pti I i lie I .lb' I'be resolution 1* f- 1 1 1 1 oil tho ! ertlcii-liir. iiinl when it coines up is lik. ly to show tho pulsu ot tliaCon v. -nt ion on tho ailjournmont mul Log islntivo nmttcr. .Southern Capllitl <?<>??? No.tli 1 Iia 1 1 mil ni^T'l" 'ii, r-'iin.. Out aii't VN Ic.'l Wnrk??, whi"h ti:u? i'llu f.T thrfn yn.iri ? I .i t were pin ' ' 1 1 ? I -i-.l lii>t wed; l?y . A. | I . \ . .f Sit v II II II )| It . tin., f"T II J} If" 'it*' '' f i Southern . ii j itn'i-.! ?. I lif' n?.'W ttntt wltl ? . iii|-|..v itlioiil Its" Iniiflr'vt men -ml will ' ln inntHCturo trf-llv ??ari, \ rin-MpHtly. Ouoor IJiillnlo Hill's .Mi ll Ktll.'.t A I .\t.^ i i, Lmm^tt, of Man-Ucvler. i N. II . h r in I'"* l.'.vltu^ itC|iKilnionl "f BuITaIo 1 ?* 1 1 Will W . ,t Mhow, wim -.li.it iin I bllt.Ml I-'ritliiy myrnlnp. It w.vt iilmn<t vrtnin thf\t tho" > Mini? wax ?t 'lie l?\ JnnvM tooyle, a fer4i-r j.-il of Knimoll*"*. 1) >vl? !? ml?wlTifir. IVetld'njf and Knnoral l'oT?thor, Jobu A. C'hilUudon, of Ashley, Mich., oa hta do.'ith bo I, rc pii^H'o I t !i !*?? his sister, Louisa, an 1 bar I ?c ? trot I| C< I . ('llMllOH A If d n loll, 1>!) titai nod over his co/Uu. lho\vo Idiujf originally wan to lmvo taken place foujo wooka henoo, but tho date wa? changed to comply with tho wish of tlitt dying man, and while ho lay in his cnftlu hie Miiter uud hor swot-thwart joined hands oTur tho ooflln while tho itev. John Glaso porformoJ the mar* i lago ceremony. Then h? delivered tho funeral oration, and \tho nowly mitrriod couple ocoupiod tho flrsk car riage behind the hoarse. ?Cleveland Leader. Pi \n K pile pile llocoiil. An epileptic young woman, wh.no caso is reported in tho London Lauool scema to have broken tho record for fits. Hho had H205 distinot litn in twonty-ono days, an aroraKo of 162 a day, and in one day had 320 of thorn. Hho wuu onrod with ohloral hydrato and bromide of potassium. To Our I<?d; Haatlara. Nina-totithe of the worneo of the world aie fkffltctcd with i(/m? of the complaint* fa.mil - arljr known as "Jem tie I da< ahaA," or "Womb Trouble*." Them 1* o an i ly a raimly hut ha* an Idolized daughter, u thorWhio. slstir, or a dearly loved mother whoauflfer* agon en Hint are endured In MImii a t" protect hei modesty l Proper treatment In post pone I fn>m month lo month by dread of a }>!? > ;an?' limn l i.uliw ; ?'i ftiu iiud'^i, or Mn/eon'rt knife Mu?t of I liene ilany.'ri iih il.?t/>i e.s < iwi Ire ml' ? ? efllll >' treated at hoinr, i iit tln i" te w 1 h? 1 pruail i? nornix o aoiojiK i veil tho iim kI InlHIlifOtil tl&SSl * or Women I <?: M I <1 ! tig Hftlll.i! f ii no i 'oni and o ntn? of v ? ih-i uti >n. ow Inn to *?> little iiiftn inntlo:i l.?\ I ok been published >u t ?* ?\ r < I to i)il? wmjee t niitl a ih'hI< ?i ,? thft\ et.riiik* ?' m in vt Kii(,-ii'i<>i> s'n'ii a Oi-.txuca !?)?? mill t. . I 1 1" Win.) ol ( hi 1 1 t|i t r.'iit HK'iit of ; fema e disens s > tne'i'thoiitaii li of ? hhc* ?>/ : t till k 1*1*1 '? 1 1 oni !*?? ovei v yenr. H chii J>e I tued atirti s*f uilv iii tin" i ? i ivaoy of il.o homo a (id l? ' hi an ?'v' i II . i iii \?-k your ill nufjiM j for M<Fb*e'? \\ in Ciinlui, I'rov Idetirjr*, l{. I. Pleasefoirt.n. I ? I \ lot 1 1? ?> of J"> 1 1 i-i ; if, t ' i) I) I think i' ii.ii .;i' that i* i nol .-.old lift r- in N't rt l'iu:l ii"l a It i ' t In- In i i mi' I oi I ( /> iii.i, I ; i o.: Wt.i oi i|n* I *il I i mi | >t i 'mis 1 1 1 I hn.' km I ever saw. I i^or a boxliom i i in < Iniiati drummt'r. nnd imii nl it ton \ ouiii{ lailv 1 1 ? ? li.nl 1 1 o ?l iilinii.i ? \ - 1 > 1 1< I UK to innn*'!' Plini'lt h and a ii ?< i n ol ion 1 1 om he t lai c. 'I no applii al ioirt of 'I't liri no roui* llilfl) t ii (?:! Iit*l . I know ill- ii a ft' nt l> ma n whoso tic i v 1 1 oi In out o vi i oil \\ It It l'"f .? ' hi i - i wo t>o xi nl Ti iii 1 1 n v in red It i in i oin | .1 ? t id v, ii lid nou t . i sk I ii ts us smooth a s a bahyN. 1'. ?? I Ii ii loh. w ith Silver Nfi I ii^c -s Mini hint; Co Setil bv id a 1 1 t i*l ill v. I r? in |>4. .' T. Slni|i I I I no, Sa va ii nab. t < t. I run not t- |mm k too hluhly of I'iso'ft Cm e for ? mi 'ii'ioifoa ? Miis. I- hank Montis, 215 W. "'it !" t , New Vim lc , l 'i I |VJ|. M IS stopped fire |t\ 1 Ml Kl I.M'H (illKAY \ i it v i 1; i - 1 . oi i ii N'oiil > aft i-t ll lit day's use. M ;i i \ i I ? 1 1 Mill' 'I I r 1 1 ! ??!? ii Ip^i 1,11 1 1 ia I lmt . i ! <) f i rr. I ?i K I f i:i', '.'.II A i < li Js| I h thi., Pa. WalktiiH Won I it Olteu hr a i'leiaitrs worn It not for i orti? I'htne pt*sLs are remoreit Hinder, i/i iii. IV- . n t t.i t ii^^Lh(h. Mrs. WlheNnv's.conthlnc Syrup forrhlblreft l e^'htng. softens t he k "in ?. rednrct i nlliiMina (ton, nllays pain, i uh ?. nin 1 ? o) it . .'ji a bottle, Tainted Blood Poisouoil my whole ??m, local troubles ( ho origin ,of I)* v :??. (T''i in;;. My limbs r\nd itrmfl Bwolled mi l i.m >?r? ?!? o <>11 1 My norvoun Kv--.'?m tv.i '<>i( ? 4U}'I I .l^'nmo holp!?v.:?. M">ll<vi! It >tlti -i t <i\ nil I nothing. Hood's Sarsnparilla ruvo in'' viiulilt w I k I'licil rnpitlly oiiiJ tli<> sc>r?'i ilUii; I i_- : ?n?-l slr?Mip(li run I w.j > I!- *i'i\ t . r?* ! ( > 1 1 ? ? n " 1 1? . * * M i:s, Ki. >iiui)(ii r. Sjfiiti, I' i' nMrw, Wwt ?}runvll!?\ Al.i (. ( ! . ; I t ?t, mlM, <? ttcr. 1 A'. I 25o.| \V?'l lit :> I .in ! UMlMi.Ml AWAIil). IMPERIAL * <5ranum described by Physicians Hciicd on in Hospitals Depended oil by Nurses Endorsed bvlIIH-PHESS The I)ES1 prepared POOD SoM tiv !>f?M 'Mlil'-I > i:\ I.UVWItl :?l. I livlm i ai !?? <Sc ?"!?%. v N cfK "A Penny Saved is a Pennv Earned," *?' Hut a penny h..-i\ctl in buying m l?o??r artu. le ot fo?ul is a dollar l<?;t to the doitor. BUY Buckwheat. Saves health. Dollars And Time. SISU SAW MILLS '1' f'nw'fl ?? ? ' I * t>? . i m- n Alio tBIlBN, S ALEM I HON WORKS. SAL?M .N . C U.S.A. 7 OSIlOnNE'S L(go//<:qt *M> l/ Bclitjol of ?Kortli?n d AIJJLXTA. (M. <lr im *vl, Ai.tMi* iiiKifiMi 'rr?na <li; .>f ?r'rrkoa". B ?? ????? <ro] i rurr no* %?% I tiWKli I ?(V. ?*? ?i ! f ?? h.?? | /.???,* , n?t? ^ Hoir<1 rh**r. t* lf. T*r? pn <? ??? Vw i?^ CUIUS Alt 118- ?A!iS. .. l?l th' O H hl 1?? ?'? TJllii KE\VAltl> IS hlUK ro COMIC. Ood Is the Uefeuderof All, and the DUubled K?peclully. Tixr "As hi* paftto that ?06th down to the butt to. to shall his part bothat tarrloth by the stuff."? I Hamutd xxx., 21. It vov^have n&var saea au Army change quarter* you have no tdei of the amount of bn--'K'?X* ? twenty loads, fifty loads, 100 loads of baggage. David and bis army were about to start tilt h double quisle mar^h for the rft? covery of their captured families from tho Amalokltee Ho they left by the brook fieaor theli blankets, their knapeaika, th??ir l >ag* gage and their carriages. Who shall bo to watch this stuff*1 There ar t> ?ink soldiers, and wounded soldiers, and aged soldiery who are not able to go on swift military oxpe litlon, hut who aro abb* to do sotnu work, aud s ? they aro detailed to watch tbo baggage. There is many a sildler who h not stron., enough to march tbiity mllos in a day andtliwo plunge into a ten hour?' lli<ht who i.s aide with drawn sword lifted against his shoulder to pq^ee up and down as h sentinel to keep off an enemy who might put tho torch to tho baggage. There are i?0 of those crippled and a?od wounded S?1 Hers detailed to watoh tho baggage, jiymo of them, I suppose, bud bandage^ itt.-rofc* the brow, and some of them bad their , arms In nling.*, an I 80 me of them walked on crutchos. Th<*v wore not cowards shirking, duty. They ha I fought In many a floroo battle for th dr country and their Ood. They are now part of the time in hospital and pi-; <,l th?? tiiue on garrison duty. They, almost tv because they cannot go with tho ? ?titer troops to the frpnt. Wlitlotheso sentl-; j nels wrtt-b the baggage the for I watches; j the soul inelff. There la quite a different scone being en acted in tbo>llslanct\ The Amalekltos, hav ing rnvAtfTfl an I r.iusa.'ko I an I robbed whole countries, are celebrating their success In o roaring carousal. Home ofthoin are dancing i ou the lawn Willi wonderful gyration of heel | an I toe, and ? > hp of thorn are examining | the spoils of victorv? tho finger rings and, ofiriings an I 11" ?kla'm.i, the wristlets, the 1 1 . ? 1 Ibftn Is, dlaiuon I starred, and the coffers wlib '???roif Is an I c.trno'tons an I peirls and ; I vAopblres and mit'val 1? and all tho wealth of pi ite, mid jewels a ud decanters, and theull i ver an I th< '-gold ?>aul{fld up on theoartbln | ! priitcoly pr >fuil.>n, au 1 the embroideries, , an I Hi" robes, . a!? 1 the turbiiH, and the cloaks ol 1111 imp uKl w.ulroho. The bani|uct lias goito 011 until the ban-, ijneters ari> man lllu and weak an I stu pid and in lyccnt and loathsomely dritok. XVIiat a tunc it is now for David and bis 1111*11 to swo >p 0:1 them. Hi the l5m?'i.sh list tin* hatilc ij fianuookburu because tho night t?eforo they were In wassail and bibulous uolobralion. whil" the Scotch wore in pr.ijy er. So the Hvi ian.i were overthrown uithdir carousal by Up* Israelites. 80 ('holorluoihOi^ and Ills arinv wore overthrown in inoir ( caroi 1 sal by Abraham and his men. 00 In 0111 Civil War more than on".* lb11 b.ittlo was ? lost bocauno oho of tho i?f*ncrals was drunk ? Now lf> the tiino for David and hi.* ni<>n toj swoop nn.nl lli-utt . .carousing A'tialeklto*. Homo of tlio A'nab>klt\s ar-j hacked to pieces on tbespot, wins of thc^s are jus' able to go st)iK<'*rina! and bio lou^'tiiiv: off lite field, so'nc of them crawl on camels and st?ee lo)T in 1 ho distam: ?. Dnvid and his men gaihei to anther the wavdrobcj, the jewels, and put them upon th? backs of came!.'; and into wasrons, and they gather tosjethor the ^il?*(?p and cattle thai lia 1 b^Tn stolon an I start back toward tho garrison. Yonder I hey come, yonder they come. Th illinium; men of the. miriisou come mil and irrcjt liient with wild' Jin to, i. Tho Bible says David .saluted thenr - that i:-', be asked them how they all w?ie. '?How is vou r broken ivniV" "How ie youv fracl urod jawV" "Has the ntlfTonod limb, been unlinibaro 1?" "Hive you had another chill?" "Are you gotlin^ better.'" Ho salul I e ' them. Hut now Came a very dilli mil thine, the distribution of the spoils of victory. Drive up those laden c.vii'ds 110W. Whinhill ltavjtho M?ollP? Well, sonic sclflsii soul ?>i gnosis thai Shojo I rcasiiroa ought all to b >Umg to t ?i o s * who In 1 b'.vm out in a:tlve s-jrvi "\Vo did all tho fighting while them men slayc I, nt homo in tho garrison, and we ought to have all tho Iteasuros. ' i):it David lookel' Into the worn faces oi theso veterans who hal Ptavod In tho garrison, and bo looked iround aud saw how cleanly overvthlng ba l ',>1*011 kept, and bo saw that the baggage was ill safe, ami he knew that th? wounded au I riipp'c 1 ?mm would gla Uy enough have been it the front if they had b:vn able, aud tho little general loiks up from under his helmet ami pays. "Kc>, u >, let us have fair play, ' and ho rushes up t,n0 theso in '*11 and ho saw. "lloll your hands to gether,'' and the hands wre held 10 gctller, and he fllla thorn with silver! Aud bo rushes up to another mail who was sitting away back an l bad no Idea of getting any of J the spoils, aud throws 11 Babylonish garment nvei him and llll.s Ills hau l with gold. Aud In* rushes up to another man who had lost nil lib property ill serving God and his coun try yen is before, and he drives up soulo ot the cattle and some of tho sheen fjiat they had brought l a from the Amalekltes. and lie two or three of tho cattle and three nr tour of the shoop'to this poor man, so be phall always be fed and clothed. He sees a man so emaciated and worn out and sick he needs stimulant?, and lie gives hint a little of the wine that ho brought from tho Amal ekitos. Yon Icr i.s a man who has 110 ap p. lite foi He.-, rough ratlous of theuiuiy. ami he gives him a rare morsel from the Auuilc* kit i ? h b in' 1 11 'I , au l the 209 erippled and inaiuiel aud aged syldlers who tarried 011 garrison duty ,{>it ju?i rtH niuoil of the ppoila of battle a* any of Clio 210 mon that wont to tli" front. "As Ji Im part is that gootli down t<> th<; kiltie, ?o .shall Uis ffAt t >??> that tiurloth l?y the mIuii." I'lin imprivsiou is abroad that tho Chris tian reward* aro for thoso wiio do couspiou oik aorvioo in distinguished placos- .front patriots, great pmn-MiUM, great philanthro pist . Hut my text bot? forth t lie M<>i that ihore is j ?i -it a- ma :h ro.var.l for a man th it ft avs at iioi?.> and mind* bia own biHiii'idi, an I who, ciipplo^ an I itnablo lo go forth nii'i lead in i;n'a( movomcntsnn liu t!io liigii ph?"i\s of tho earth, do'.*? his whole duty just, wli-f he i>. (J tr?Sit?u duty as important an. I a- i "mm .'i.itivo :n tho front. "A - ills j> in ? iii.il >;o'jtii downlto tho bat* lie, ?? > th -ill in- j in 1 1 that t-irrifh ??y tho I f ?' f r. *' ''in' ivirl Knitoro said to mo in an liug lisii r r.hvay, ".Mr. Talnut-^t?, wueu yon go' ba "k l ? > America I \VJUt you to preach a ser ii>< >u on tii>? <i) -olinr'-f'> of ordinary duly in tluiaiy p!?f'- , mi'l thou pond mo h copy of t?." Affiw.u'il an En^liih clergyman, ? oni n?g to i It i . land, !>???> n i.t<? l from tho Kail of K'.ii5"r?- 1 1"> auo uiossacro. \l?', that !>?? * i' i ;.oi inivu il'i wli.ii ho aPkod nio lo <;otiiegovl Karl *?! Kintor? liad departed llii.- Iit? ' But that man. Mirroiindcd ny all j I ?.? ? 1 1 in nrr nti ling-. aij'l ill a distill- | ('in -U' I sph-'ri", fi'lt sympathetic with i Hio. > wii'i ha I ordinary ilutir* to per fi'i M hi ordinary p!a' and In ordinary j way \ mat many people aro discouragiMl , whi'ii I le * in.'iirilio story of Mosos, and of . ? ? > - ? i ? j .? i . an I of J.iavid, and of l.uthor. and of J J 'in ' i: -v, au I of Deborah, and of Flor?*ne.) Kit'iu:u^a!r. They ,-.n\ "'Oh. tjiat wa? all j and ri^ht for them, but i shall never j I'v '"ii >. | to i c 'im \ o I b" la w on Mount Sinai, j i hail ir > T ;i ? < all ' I lo command th" miii and iiionji i<> land 'till. ' slia'l in*v ?*r t>o ? all' .1 i > sla\ a iinnt. I ??ii.'l! nevei preach ? n Mar* hill. I -hall aev? r defy the Diet of W.ii.t!-, I -hall ill \it b*' called to niako n oM'-i-ii tioii|!iP? for hi-r eriinc><, i . had uovcr i iesldo o.? i a hospital." ,-h 'ie are w mien wiio say. "If I had as brilltaut a -phorfl its tlioso people hud [ ?iii 'ild 1 1 ? as lirnvo and as grand, lnu my ? ? iii v> is to got children off t<> H'iio'V, an I lo limit up tilings whi n they aro lost, air! (o .-rir i hat dinner is roudy, nu t to keep a 'vaunt ff tin" household expense*, and to Inn lor tno children from bi'ln^ strangulated by the whooping oongh, and to go through all tho ?t i ? ii >?> aii'C.s and vexation* of housokoaping. Oi'. i ii y sph mo j- so iuiliilto.slma , au t .* > in v v nil -;ui ' a in olour dv^ouraeo _\V. ..?:?( ?. ; |.|a;i? ,vo?' ?m ^arrl* 'U li'i* < . .oil v.'iir it'Wurj will l>i i'H' as Xi-M ??> i hi' of llo neo Muh. in nb". ino'Miu .*.> oflo.i ? niijiit by night * %vti :? a litfiif in hir ban'' ihr.'?ti7li t!>-- ho? ( liai-. na.i> o ille I by th 5 \\ jiiu led tho 'lady of thi> lamp.'.' Vonr reward will li? just aa gr?' it a* thaC'kif Mr*. H^rtzoir, who built and endows") thooloi*i>nl xornlnary building'*, lour rowar-l will t>o just groat that of Hannah Mor?. who by tior exoollflnt bjok.s won for h'-r admirHru (larrick and Cluond Rurko an 1 Iteynoldii. fiewar.1* aro l>ot to bo gl/'-u as.?ordtn^i to th# auounf of n<3l?o you maVo in tho world, 'jpf\ ?von n^or.iing to the tnionnt of go^i'Vdw do. tmt ac-'or lin.; to n .iothor yo;i work to voir full capacity. ??c >rding to wbethor or not voti do yonr full dnty id thw^her* whwe Ood has pl*??J you. Li WO.?*i was >.9fto <olng along tllo ttdga fit a WOO I wvcry AV?QiO?. an I thh UOlghhOM in thu ocmntfy dl4 not UUdeMUUd I no v h mot aer so rnauy Oftrvts u nd , tls:? should W4it0 so much tiiqo as to b.? Idly Muatorlng cm ttvoufuK by wveulug. 1' w*? found out i)'l,T?trl iti (> fifja weat lime to pray for her hoys^hold, aa t while there . one bvonlug Sibs wrojn that beautiful hymn, ! hoarY'' 1U a ?h09rin(? ChrUtlau I lore to steal awhile away From every oumbdrln# care And spend the hours of sottin#, day la humble, grateful prayer. j Hhall the** be no reward for such uapretead i lng, y?t everlasting service? * Clear baok in the oountry thero U a boy who wants to go to eolloge and get an odu cat.ou. fhey call him a oookwonn. Wher ever they flud him -In the barn or In the house -ho Is rea ling n bo^k. "What a pity It la, they say, ''that Ed aannot get aa odu j cation! HIh father, work as hard as he : will, can no more than t>oppoit thc? family f by the product oJ the farm. 0<m night Ed has retired to his room, aud thero i? a i family oonforeno? about- him. The aister* J say: "Father, I wish you would send Ed to college. If you will. w,s will work harder lhan wo ever did, aud wo will make oui old drosses d<>. ' The mother flays; "Yes; f will got along without any hired boh". Although I am not as .strong a^ I I used to bo, 1 think I can g?jt ?!oug without any hired help." The father say.v "Well, I i think by husking <vm nights f can got along without any uisistauco." Sugat is baubhod float tliu table, butter is banished lioin the plate. Thai family i.s put down on rigid -ye i, sufterlng ? economy that the boy! may go to college. Time passes on. Com mencement day has oonie. Think not that ! I mention an imaginary easo. G.d knows I it bappenod. Commencement day has come.) and the professors walk iu ou tho atugo in thoir long gowns. The lutereM of the oc casion is passing on, and aftei/'awhlle it com?* to a climax of interest as the valedictorian i-? to be Introduced. Ed hns pi in hod tiu hai i! aud worked' so well that he ha* had tho hon or conferred upon him. There are rounds vl applause, sometimes broaklug into vocifer ation. It Is a great day for Ed. But away back in 1 he galleries aro his sinter* in their plain bats aud thoir faded shawls, and tho old fashioned fathri and mother? dear mo, shu has not bad a new hat for .six voars; ho has not had n new coat for six years -and ' hoy got up and look over on the platform', and they laugh aud thoy cry. aud they sit down, and thoy look palo, aud then they aro >ei y much Hushed. Ed get* tbo garlauds, and tho old fashioned group in thogallory have their full share of the tiiumph. Tiiey havo made that scono possible, and in ilie day whou (iod shall nioie fully reward mlf sacrUleea ma to foi others lly will give gnoid and glorious recognition. *'\s his part is tha' gooth down to tho battle, >-? -i ??.fia!l bis I pa it be that tanielb by thestuiV." There is b.?*?h cu ro jragciueut in till* sul>. e'cl also foi tl?o-r> who onco wrought might | ily for ( 'hi ist and iho churoh, but through | sickness or collarse ol fortuno <>i advaucod [ year> cannot now go to tho front. These two blind rod m??u of the, te.vc were veterans. ',ot that man bare his arm and show how the muscles were lorn. Lot him pull asldo the turban au 1 see tho mark ol a batlloax.' Pull aside tli'* coat and senwherc thespoar thrust him. Would ii have been fn'r foi those inou, crippled, w?'ak and old l>\ tho biook O'isoi, to havo no share iu tho spills-of triumpaV j j I was in tho fiohllor'a hospital in Paris and j I, saw I tioro soin?.?. of t !e? me l of the first | jyapoloon, a*: I I a'.ke 1 them where they bad foutftit iiu ,(m th'f!r Kieat comtnnnder. One man said, ;r was a' AustorUtz." Another ! man said. "I w*~ at 111" Pvra'nlds." Auothcr man said, "f wns In tho awful retreat from Moseow." Another man said. "1 was at tho bridtjo of Lod'." Homo of them were lamo. they were all ??,??!. Uid I ho French Gov ernment turn ofTthosoold soldiers to dio in want? N-\ Thoir bi^t days were spunl like pri new. I> ? v.iu think my Lord is vfOiu< tu luni ofT III- old sol lloi j bscfiuso thoy are weak and worn au I bucawise thny fainted by the bro'i|v Hosor? Aro tWy goiug to get no part of the suoilft of tho victory? Just look at thonii you think thoso crevices in tho face are Wrinkles? N<>. They are battle s.-ar?. They fought airains! sickness, thoy fougbl aeainst trouble, I hey fought at,"iln?t sin, they fought for God. (hoy fought for the church, they fought for the truth, thoy fought for hoaven. Whon they h'H plenty of mon vv their mm es were always ou the RUl>3?rit)tiou Hal. When then was any liard woi k to bo don? foi Ciorl thov wero roa Iv to take tin heaviest part of it. Whou tlMro oann a gvoat revival they wero ready to pray all night for the anxious au I tbo sin struck. They wero ready to do auy work, enduro any sacrifice, do the mo3t unpopulnr thing tba^ Go 1 demanded of them, l'ut now thov can not g<> furl her. Now I Itfv have onvsical inflimil lea. Now thoir h".i I ti luble^thvu. Thoy arc w >ak an 1 faint b.v the bro >!c ritM-.ir . \re thov to b iv t n ? > slrivo in the triumph/ Are thoy to got n*>no of the tro-is uros. n mo of th ? spoils of eon pi >stV V >;i iii'i'1 think lb rit Christ bis a very ah irt | muinory if von think H ?ba< fo.-gottcu tu ilr sorviou-'. Fret not , yo asc-vl oitos. Just tarry l?j t fi ? stuff ami wa.it for your share of the Yonder I hoy arc corning. f hoar t lit* hleaf inic of tliij tat lambs, and I seo ihn jowols in tli'1 sun. II makes m? lnu^rh lofhiiik how you will l?o biiiprisod when thuy (lirow a chain of gold over your nook mi l toll you l#i ?o In fi ii I 'linn with I he king. i so:) vou backing iHit because you fw'1 unwortiiv. Tin* fdilnlns? om's e unos up on the oust side and tho sliinint? oii*v? <?0110 u;? on the otlior sido, an KJmy >mii on, and tlmy push yoU ^ip. an I th?v say. "If'*!-)! is an oi l sold lor of .f *-.ns Chris', '' an 1 tho shining on?M will tu?'a out toward you ami kh v, "Yos; that man saved my soul." or (hoy will rush out atl'l say, "Oh, vos; sho was with 1110 in tho last sick noss!" Au<1 thou tiio cry will ko rouii'l tho circle: "Comoiii, comn in, como in, come un! Wo siw you away down there, ol 1 and flick ami <l?fr?>pit I an I discouraged hiramo you couhl not ?o j to tho frb'nt, hut 'As his pari Is that g >Mh j <lo\vii t ? 1 t in? hattlo, so shall his pari bo tha* tarriotli bv tho stuff."' Thoj-o is high consolation also in this for I ngod ministers. I ??o sunio of them horo to da\*. Thov sit In powa in our ohurche.?. Thc.v 11 *"d in ?>( an I i 11 pulpits. Their Inir is wliito willi tli"? blossom.^ of I h :* tree of life, t li r?i r ua*nos marked 011 tho roll of the ?eu??r il ii^somblv, ??r <>f t li?? consociation, ??m'titu-. Tii ?v 1 1 n-'Mm ?? hoar a tcxi an 11 ouip'i'i! whb'h bring* to *hlnd a?ormonthey prca .? I ? ? ? 1 fifty years ag ) on tho same sub I'lp-y |iS'a -he 1 more ij.muM on f 100 a yi'a" than some of their. sa !3?.*sor.< nroni'h on "S 10t>0. Some Sun lav t ho old minister is in a church, an ? ii"ar by in another pew there are a husVmd a,"* I a wife an I a r.iw of children. An I a'ter tho bonoiic tion "10 lady comes un and siys. "Dv.tor, you don't kmw in", do you?"' "Well," ho miv, "your fu"0 !?< familiar. 1 ?*i t f cannot | call vou t>y namo." " Wliv," slio says, "you I bapti/" 1 in", and you marrle I mo, an I you biiriod mv fn 1 1 1 ? ? an I mother an 1 snlor.s." "Oh, yos," ho say.''. "Mv evosnht Isn't ii? | 'good as it 11*11 1 to ir\" J"iio, .are in all our churches ? 'ho h"r-?"< of 1X20. the heroo* of 1H32. th" heroes "f |s*)7. Bv tho long erava trench that cut thrnrjii half a century they have "too I * >uu li?r* the resurrection. They liavo bo -n in 111 ire Balaklnvasnnd li iv^takoa more H"viii(t)ii 'l-' than vou ov.u- lisarl of. Ho'notllUOi thov .-it n littlo fretful b^^TOsij t hoy cannot by at tha fr >11'. Thoy h^Vi'lho v nind of tlio battle an 1 1 ho old war horse champs his bit. Bn' tho tl'l.WK) ininisti^rs of religion this day *i*n<liu'{ in th ) 'irunt of tho fi ay shall liavo no moro reward than thow r. -tlr.nl ve'eran.-. "Mv father, mv father, I ho charitus of fsrial uti I th) hor ?<*) 11 *11 ttiorcof." "As his part is tli i1 ifo-Mii dowi to tho battle, s ? siia't Ills p 1*1 b < that i iri*i >th ?>v the stutT." I- ifty 1 IiohsiiikI l>ollnrs Surplus. (Mi Hntitrdnv Mtnto Iviqitor CominiB I wunier Mixaou again tnrnoil over to tlio Stuto trrahiircr a fturpltin of SoO.OOl), tiiuKiug tho Hocoiifl Hui'h amount of Nur pltfr I'msIi tlfrivml from tLo djpponnarj ' I utsi uc'ss. whieli ho haw paitl into tlio t modify in tho Iiifit nine mouths. Col. Mixson hai>l that ho found ho did not nrcd this cash, having onongh besides to run the businesH nil right, and so ho thrned it over to tho State. Th? dia? peiifeary bitniuces now noems to be quite protltable an-l lh?? demand for liquor is Mich 1 h At tho big gin mill ifl being run night and day. Bernard tho most talked diU* cian iu N'nw aonth Wab?, i? ynly thlrty.Mur >**r* of apf. At l\T(Wty**fr?ii h< wa$ At* loro^T.O^JMfrAl Highest of all in Leaveaing Tower. ? Latest U.S. Gov't Report 4B&OLVTE1.V PURE UuttA'i'ercha by a New MetUo<?. It has herotoforo beon the practice j of collectors of gutta-percha tu out i down tho trees to got at the gum. It ' has bcon discovered that plucking tho | I ctiv oh aud extracting tho gum from ; them is net only more profitable as tu 1 immediate results, but does awuy \t 1 1 1 1 I tho danger of exterminating tho plMit. ? The gum obtained from tho leave* h purer, easier ?to manage and mgre abundant than that gathered by cut ting the troe. It haa been found that two pluoklngn of tho leaves yield as inuoh gum as a tree of twenty live years' growth. 8omo concern has been oxpressed as to tho possible fsil ure of the supply, on account of the destruction of theao forests, but this new discovery will not only make the orop easier to gather, but will iucrease the supply, bring down tho price abd permit of a much wider range of uses than heretcfora.-? New York Ledger.'! Tho oldest stoam engine in tho coun try went through a recent ftro in 9a? vannah, Oa. , but was dugout of tho ! ruins all right, atid exhibited in At- j lanta. It was built by James Watt. j Great Britain still refuses to oo-op- ( erate with keeping the Atlantic water lane clear of derelict?, on tho tho ground, explains the Now York Sun, that the gamo is not worth the caudle ; that the risk is not co-oxton* aire with the gain. ' OIVIS ENJOY? Both tho method and results when Syrup of Figs 13 taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to tlio ta?to, and acts gently yet promptly ou tho Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleftnses the sys tem effectually, dispels cold?, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. . Syrup of Figs is tho only remedy of its hind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial iu ita cffects, prepared only from tho most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it t'.io most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for r*a!e in 50 cent bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliably -druggist who - may not havo it *5h hand will pro cure it promptly for any ouo who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAH tRANClSCO. CAl. lOUlSVILU. nr. HCW YORK. N f Charlotte, N. ('. Bus! hop*, Shorthand mid TviM'writ inir Tim only Business College Iti tho South thai you can try hoforo paying tho tuition Actual business practice from st.nl. t<> tinlsh Send I i?r catalogue. .1. K. HUDSON, Principal. Kh'mys (Wo Hebrew JJlldo Heart, Whou Professor Jacob Uooper, of Rutgtr*, whs examined for admission to Yale in i8C?2 Tutor Tnlcott said to Mr. Cooper: "How much flreek hare you read?" "Ovyr 3000 p.iges," wei I t ho reply, "You ilou't moau that, j do % uu ?" soiil Mr. Taloott. "Isn't it I 0000 linos?" "No, sir," was tbe reply. "When I hay pages I moan pages." In later lifu li? doolured that if all the Hebrew Hibloa in tho world were de idroye I li? ouuld reproduce tbe text i from memory. Professor Uooper'e ' Hclutlftr.ship wan recognized by the boMowwl last dummer of a degree of Ivh.l). by Tulauo University, the Prei< i clout of uhiob, Professor Jobuson,wea I h member of the same class at Yele j and rememberod tbo inoulont oited i above. ? Ohioago Ohroniole. I Tho biggesi inau at .tiuiKugliah Parliamentary bnr in Mr. Poj-e, tho leader. Foiilaupon nu air eushlop, and his weight is so ouormofft ibut be is not compelled lo stand when con ducting a case. At tho eu 1 of a day'? work ho is whoblod iu ft chair to tbe. eloTator, from which ho ib tbeu trana* ferred to a four-wheoler. II Never Kntlii Tvnet'a Uy pejw'a li % in dy lias boon on tbe uiaikot lor several y< ?rs unit the untNuaa! verdict i* that I never tails to ncoomp'i<di Iti work. It is a mil ' an I eftUient ro'iiciiy for ftUX Mcmiieh i?n I ho u?' d'bevos, It* (toot not int'rioi j with bus i?? or plcAsuri", but adds t > both. No-.r y all d so i'CH are caused by inCi digestion. Slop it and your health will be | imriect. A f?w doses of Tynor's Dyspepsia , Iteiuody will do it. Prim 50 cents por bottle. For ealo by all druggists. ?? V flow's TliUf Wo offer Ono lluudrad Dollars Howard foi any case of Catarrh that cauuot be cured bj Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J. Cnr.NKv ?fc Co., I'ropS., Toledo, O. Wo, tho iuvd( ) signed, have known F. J.Ch? ney for the ljt.?l l-S yoars, and believe him pen fectly honorable in all businnKa tranaaotfoni , an 1 llnnncially ablo to carry out any obliga. ? tio-i ma lo by their Arm. Wwr A Tkuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo* Ohio. Waldivq, K inn an & Marvin, Wholesale Drusslsts. Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Curo ii taken Internally, act ing directly npnn tiio blood and mucous aur faccs of tbo' fcyfclem. Price, 75c. por bottle. Bold by all Dru Testimonials free. The Jlor* Ono I sow I'nrltcr'* (ilngtr Toulo tho uioro its virtues are revealed iadi*p$llin* colds, Indigestion, pain and every weakness. PAYING POSITIONS Ul'A It ANTIC IM> IN BtadenU fomt>!Bl? ooiirsn in II A I V th"< TIMR at HALFtJ)9E*PEt?SB if oi liar o?'tugo*< 21 pluceil a?tuiO'ith. AdufM't onM UlilllttaA Htm. Ctll l lidK, Maeou. C*a? DAILY $3 PER YEAR. Presidential Year. i Till! f'tllCAOO OHKONICLK, the great nemo ?eratUMii asp i per of the wesi. poatpara everyday in Hit; w<">* I >i c.cj year. J i. No Hiibso.rlptton at r a i <?> lofcH tn i'i one year. Samples free. THR C1IKONICI.B, )til lG'J Washington et.. Cnlcage CQ A.DAY SURE.^o.^ a 1)1 CF.II' I WC will f-how you how to inTI. 5 1 i <1 ? n nl>-<-lutoly sure; wo fur ni- (, ib" work nDcl toacli you lr<x> JOU Wiii k hi i ho locality wIktv you Ii?es .xr- c i ijb v.'ttr.nl(!i-css ami we wlu oxplun : hi- Mislw-w f'lllr; rcraoni' cr w e??r ci nriiroll: o? S3 lf.r?*ery uay ? w it m'i-i liilflv suir, ?rll? ?l <!?'*? K01.lL lllM'tll '11 IllJIU lOMl'ANl. Bo? !.B, Uetrolt, BltB. 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