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CONVi KKTION H" ? { ? I i*nociucyiN<Js< Continued from 1st page, Tho article on jurisprudence was taken up for itH third reading. (lov. Bhoppard offered tho following sub stitute for section 5. Hoc. 5. Tho geuoral assombly shall inuko provision to codify, adjust and arrange, under propor heads, tho body of onr laws, civil aud criminal, ami form a poual oodo, and have tho ?a mo promulgated in such manner a? they may direct, a like codification shall 1>o mado ovory ton year#. A lengthy do ?bate followed, and finally after a num ber of amendments wore disposed of, thp whole 800 1 ion was adopted in the - following shape: * Bed. Tho general assembly, at ita aes.iion uftor t he adoption ?'i thifi Constitution, shall provide lor the appointment or election of a eommis 'aionor whose duty It shall bo to col vloet and revise all tho geuoral statute 'laws of this Btato then uf foroo, a* well as that which Khali bo paused froiix time to time, aud to properly index aud arrange the said Htatutes when so passed. Aud the said eommis hioner shall reduce into a lyatomatio oodo the general statutes, including tho code of civil procedure, with all tho amendments thereto, and shall on the tirst day of the session for the i year 1900, ami at tho end of every subsequent period, not more than 10 years, report the result of his labors to tho gonoral assembly, with such re ebmmendatfons and suggestions as to tho abridgement and amendments as may bo deomod necossary proper. Baid reporta, when ready to bo made, shall bo printed, and a copy thereof ) laid upon tho debit of each member ot both houses of the general assembly ' on tho first day of the first sopsion, but shall not bo takon up for consideration until the next ses sion of tho general assembly. The 'said code shall bo declared by tho gen eral assembly, in an act passed accord ing to tho forms in this Constitution for tho enactment of laws, to bo the only general statuljury laws of this Btato but no alterations or additions to 1 any of the laws therein contained shall bo made except Under /the formalities heretofore prescribed for tho passage of laws. Provision shall be made b> law for tilling vacancies, regulating t^o tortus of otiiee and the compensa tion of said commission, not exceeding $500 per annum, aud imposing such ?other- -duties as may be desired. And ? tho general assembly shall, by com ' mittee, inquire into tho progress ol bin work at each session. Hit AllltOOK COUNTY. The committee on counties and county government substituted the fol lowing wjporl : "Tho committee on counties and county government, l<> whom was re- ; ferred a petition from certain persons of (.Jhalleston and Merlu'lo.y counties petitioning for the formation of a new judicial and election county to be known as Beabrook county, would re spectfully report t hot they have given tho two petitions due and careful con sideration and have heard arguments pro and con. from respective represen tatives, and 11 nd much merit ami just claim in the petition in those praying for the formation of the tfnid Beabrook county, and would respectfully recom mend the passage ol t In* following or dinance that they may get the relief prayed for in their petition before the M-gislature. " There was no night session, and tho : convention adjourned until Monday morning. TilK liVNCIIIMi l'K(?\ ISIOn Agitlii DiKOiiHHrd. Several Minor >li?t - tors I'ullcc! I ll i .m?-> It The convention worlw d Moiulnv against n Ktnio Fair and a banquet giveu by lliu citizens of Columbia to the membera of t lit; convention. Tin* ninth week'a work wa:i bcoun Momhn morning by the eouvention taking uj? the lynching matter a^ain. Some further amendments were made ami the further consideration of tin* mat ter was postponed for a week. The convention is now at work on the ar licle on corporations, having made no headway thou far. Kesolutioiia wcit ado])tC(l looking, to the limiting of - speaking in the future and the piepa Xj'aiiortv. of a change ? ? f scln dnle of wiprk to bring about an em lv adjourn inent. / At the afternoon session of the con vention several more sections ol th" article on incorporations were adopt ed. A\ provision was put in for the appointment of / a State hank exanii ner. Thtv^oUvenlion at ni^ht enjoyed an elaborate bamptct. which was served at the (Srtind Ccntnd 1 1 ? ? t ? 1 . There were over -oil |ieo|i)e in atlen dance, and the delegates enjoyed t liein scIvcb to tlnir fullest. (Soveruot Evans made a big speech, ami speech es were made bv (Congressmen I aUn-it nnd Wilson, and others. Weekly ICiilI?*l in of the New Orleans < Cotton Kxcliitti);('. The New Orleans cotton <? v-Ikou:*- > t . i t ? ? Incnt from S"|>t'*nit<er 1st t.. November s i . Inclusive, la )\? follows ; I'ort ipt I>90 bales, against 2. a07. t?i4 in-u v>-.o . :?,uimi 750 year before lu>t am! 1. s|>. Js'i r r ill stme time in 1 ; overland ? > m.ii- ai.l Canada, 232.0H3. against j ? i (n i h.,,i 182-1, 210: Interior stocks, in < \ ???-- . ? ' < ntcin her 1st, 36'>,753, against ?_''.,,\72ii. ??<..?."> 7 and 19M.42&; Southern ntiil taking-. 'J'tl. iiK'iilnst ll>2,3,.?.j, 170. 1 m J u lot 102.070; ? ??..;? brought into siifht during 09 days ? ? f --.is ii to date, 2,000,135. avail. si 3. 410.0x0, 2.023, _'<> i and 2,439,800; crop brought i m ? > sl^ht forth we*?k, 297,374. mcaue-l .V2:?.052 for tic \ ? -n days ended November Xtli last \>-nr, .'!so..:t| and 352.035; crop brought into f-.riii llrst e'^lit <lu vs of November. 33V-'SS. a. 'am ' 005,147, 470,51*0 and -I.il/f24. Comparisons in these report- at.- ma-lc -:p to tbe corresponding date of last \-ar. y-ar before and In 1892. and m-i i -> tie* ? 1 >.???? . t fh? corresponding week. Com pan >ss tv weQkfl would take in 70 day.- ? l M ? . , la*t yenr, 71 year before U.-? .in I 7 '! in l ? %K*ln.*t only 69 days thi? venr. The Visible Supply. The total visible supply of cotton f n the world is 3.302. 10*> bales, of which :io ,i . bait* Ar* American, agala?t 3.55S.220 and 3,207,020 uaIi's respectively l.-i-r ve,?r. Bccolpts or corrrtn thin waelc at alt In i towns 18*, ?*2 bales. Keeeipts from the pi i tatloDS 248, 1 1 2 bales. Crop in sight 7,oi<t, i 1 . b*!?. The estimate of tho Orun%>^Judd Farmer is that the potato crop nk tho United States this yenr is the largest mrer raised, and will reaob 282, 148, 0(X> Yl'ciit Nearest to the 1'yle, Tho aouront approaoh to tho North J Polo, ucoonliug to thrt Dallas Nowh, wrt? made on Muy 1 3. l?uy, when I Lioutennut Look wood stood witbiu I Utto tiuloN of that oovotod ?i>ot. A recent funeral prooeHHion in ? Wixconsiu villngo was larfjuly iuad,o up of men aud womon on bicycles, tho do I coaaod having beou a inowbor of tb# , bioyolo club. NKW CHATTtNOOU A I.A IIOH \TO|{ V. j One of ihe In r Kent Id I ho Worlil \\ Ine of j Citrilul lint mi I in men no Sulci ClIAITAXOON 'lY. \N , N'oV? lliher Hi ll TllO Imtiif ?!<??? m-w IhIi i .slot , 1,1 i i,d i liiit lanoo.'ii .Medll'i HO ( 'olIlpNtl V ?l|l rli|llllll-lllH| lll-llal. Nearly an ttcro of il'ni > p ? ?? |. amy ii?. .| ii, lank lay .Mi K 1 1 ? 0 ' * lii" ? I < ' ? 1 1! lit a ii< I The I ? ford"* llifti Ii l> ft'l^'lit, ti t I! !> lll'W a lih' v ? otlhli'ft (ho rapnr.l} li! i I 'Ihisbii i lu>s 1 1 ; i h hoconm <<iii> oT lln< In r^?'-t in llio rquntry, and now ?wiid? in Irndioif product, Winoof ('mini, (o ovii) j ? ? i- ? of. iiio woi hi. A hranc.h olll n lui-> bcea c-tnh'ishtul at St, l< 'III < for I In" liol ( li v\ nllTil t r.lde. S !<H> ?'"????> 'i- r?:uo. Tho rfi.vlftfs of till < inji. p w ill bo iiioaaed to I li-aru th.nl Oioru is a lea i olio <lr? atifrt dlneuHO tliut Mcioui o hat )>coik ah ii i t euro Jn ml its Mt.iKiM, nml tint is catarrh. Hull's Cuinnh I'urols tho only euro now known to t ho in cd : en I f rut crai I y. I . i urrh hem u a eon Mil ll t ion il iIUium>, ihiHII'm a C'llnililllt oi-ul trout men I. Hall's < aiuvrlx < uro is tnkenlu topnally, aclititf direct |y upon tho lilood and mucous HitrfHi iM i f IU ? > ajuterri, tlu-reny ??<? Slroyititf lit > foundation of tlio (Iihou'O, mid b'ivlnu tho patie.it hi icin;th by building up llni constltut lou tiu I its-dsiim; naturo in Uu.nu 1 1 j work. T*iO proiiriutors liavom much fttttu hi Its curative p. veM dial iliuy offer Dun Hun dred I to, Iiub fop any csmo I hit it fnlln to cure, h'.eml for list of to?tlinoiiia.H. Addrms \ I\ J. CiiKNf.v l.'y., Toledo, 0. C 'tf Hold by l>rug,;i -.ti, T'?c. Iii Olden Timed People overlooked the tiu|n>rtniieo of pormru j nontly beneliclul elTreti and wore fcall?lhd with tratiMlint action, hut now (hat it U^iirr ally ki'iiwn that Syrnijof I'l^rtwill i>'?i njy iiimt |y ciirii hahitiuil consl l|>iii ion, well-Informed I km > i >1 < ' wMI not hu\ other laxative*. Which act for a i line, hut loiu'h Milan tliesyhlci* , M'li:it n Henimi ol llnlh'l ll In fo Kno?* thai you Injve no coriiM, lllnd-'reoriis i 'inovot tlieai, niiil th coinioi i la.;. ITk-. at (Ii uk^InIs. %'?h?' IC II Vi i*l s are In N'niii tntn< to rtfjalu !? t ?Innulh the ti c of tonic-i, iiitviho-i, 1 1 rat ions of im>i| I i ver oil. ir mi. etc. To t(i I l> i i t In* i ili I ? 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? v I'^or, I h ? Ini^lit eye, the linn .^trji. t lio ainhit ion, I h llr<t aim ll)H-t ti' to iH iitaoti' liltl l it inn. I he ht mull' h lii'i-il- I lie it id ot n | hi W i i t nl a 1 1 \ I ' I. ' ' Tyner's l?y?pe|??i'i Kcineily. With ii^ h . ? t : ? inilluest ton vatti lie*, p. i li < t il tye -t Imi riilo ami he'i 1 1 h is H ? 11 red I'm- sail' liy all III 's IMc. . at-. |ic Lot t li . Mi'". \Y I ri'iljiv. '? Si i oi 1 1 1 ii ?> vi 1 1 1 f ir < hi !?! rrri feel iiliii:, soft eti-> t h?* fiiin-. r, I'll i - in 11 a It oil, alliy.s p'li n. i in ' - ' ml i <?' u ; . ,i hot t lo, I'nikoi'.i (.'liiaee To nl.* is I'onnlaf fop ko i I wnrU. Sa'lcr 11 a-Alo 'iilo-rt, iioi'v ni worn on tin' I no: h i *i|; < > s i' I 'ii a. ; and t via^. I'op \V i ..op: i.i i oiii'h, I'isu'-. ( lire Is :i (?lieee> : I ill liin. !>. \l I' Mil III!, Thronji A ve? I In ml, I \ l|, N N ., Nov. I I, 'HI. KITS vtfippcil 1 Hi'. K i.i M 1 1 1 1 1 \i N i.i:\ i: Ci rem l : ri . So lit s .it ter first il.iv's ii-o. Mai \ .Ion . i lire- Ti-. all ?' a in I < .' ? fc 1 1 ,'l.tl ho: ? tie free. ) ir. Klin. , 'All \i.hSl. I'hiln., I'a. 1 f n 111 h till w *t!i - . . .? i , . ? m i. I m . I ?ant: Tlioma Bon's Km- hi!.' I -riii.'i: "* I - >.< il a' .'.V per hot 1 1 ? Weak and Languid "Olir Kilt fi'Tinc h i I wlut 'I'lii;; ???>?> It, nft?i w 1 ? i ? ? 1 1 li" 1 a' ??? : fr.>,n < S ;? v l<> rt:iv, >r. wi'.i'i, 1*1 1? ?; it i< I. Sir - ?? ii id h ??!: ???! y cut iui\(lu!ii(. ll'i ll<vli wa- .soft it'll sti 1 1 J hyi Hood's Snrsa pan I In mi l .H<IO J ? f ';i IxMJHIl (<) I'IM VK HOlllOlhillK I ? Oilt. hit'- r- ! ? 1 I ? 1 1 1 V ItlljHOVC'l, tlll'l toiluy is III [nil i;?'iiil luMllli. Il"r ll?'sli 1m Boll-l, l???f rocy, ii i'.<> iiD'l h?r stivji i.-li<v?liiii^. ' .Mii.m. M. A. ? L'uU- >u !St., l'oiiljinly, ,'ila <s. in'i < ? 1 1 ly llnnp'e. :iro I :isii'lf<-<, mill, WGCK4 S rlllS tiio. All ii i { tbiH. Try Them Alt, Every Tom, Dick and Harry's Buckwheat. TfH-N TRY III W.III) Tills T.T?in J0? TETTERIME S|>! , Thi? i>VliV nn?l .??? 1 P T r.,'ur* "IlVw.'Mt typrt of I I l'? T<-n/\*nr in. n# ly roug h ^1/ oi? iitt, (m #? . . niMnl *???!;?. ; ? ? ri <?r.HMul itch, pirn* ; MT !????? *' 'ii'-n I . ?*? ?? ) o? !??>??. .n ?? - I /i In ? Im ? ? t * l.i. ii? km. S?ml fof. it Lfl P? "f I'trli in .1. I tt'iilptrinft. j [V"??nil?llt ??!%., I"r-nn l?. I. If jrnul | (it n CK i?t ?1 > k ' W k ?*?*!? ?! ?~Z Z> f/ >? ?///?/'? J.////S ( li.irlot I ?>, \. <\ Utiv ?<? ? -. sl: ? : i i i.i ii- 1 .i ii' I T> !"? writ i n_- . T n l!;. I". ; ill ? '? 1 . ,;t- in tin' >.?ilt h I Ii 1 1 ? ? i in" *' ;ti villi? tin' liitinn \ . J ? il ? J. til ! : i' li'ilil -tilt I" fill* -Ii >i'li?l .. . :?!.?. .1. K III !?-? |\ I'l III. woik ?n ? hr> i? * ?lnu' %??? li?? . Mll'l tin ?'>u* will r\ .*1 Ihr (tiiiv. rcm'in^i ^uar (\q|<- si < |T?Yil ?' ?> ? w tk. <%'??? pur**. ?r!*? at ? k n T MORGAN Maiuitrr PoilF HMKOIT MltllK.U ,150 SAW MILLS a'M.r* >% ?? I! * ? ?"?mi* Tm n Alp<> Cr ft&o, v.| r* C J/ llul'.f ' i> i if.orH ? Al ~M !<U?N WOFlKo, SALEM. N. C.li.S.A CUIUS WlkKt AIL UHjWUJ Bf?t Cun?"t ?7fup. !'??'*? (UhkI. Um In tun?v F'Xrt >?r t>n?iwi?U BELSHAZMS FEAST 1 L "IIAM>\VltlTINU ON THE WAM<" ' ? ? -i Wan Itev. I>r. Talinago'M futerestlng {Subject for Ills Sunday Sermon. I Tkxt- "In lha*.-i*il?ht was ll<ushnzzar tho King of the CbaMojins. slum. ? Daniel, v., 3tt. \ Night was about to 00 mo down on !Sa*>y- | lou. The shadows of ItOi* 250 to WOW begau j lo lengthen. The Euphrates rolled on, touehod by the (lory splendors of the setting Him, HU(I gntoaof ?>*?-?-', burnished and glu t 'rliiK, openod and shut like tloors of llftuio. Tho hanging gardens of Babylon, wet with j the heavy dow, began to pour from starlit flowers and dripping h-af a fragrance for i many miles around. I'ho si root* and sipmros . were Hglited for dune a a ? ? . 1 frolic nn 1 protn* : uniido. 'I'ho tliouters and galleries of art i Invited tho wealth an<l pomp and grandeur of tho city to rare entertainments. Hcoium j of riot and wassail wore mingled In every , street, and godless ndrth and outrageous ex-ess and splendid wickedness came to the king's palace to do their nalvfMlast d??"dM Ol i darkness. , A royal feast to-night nt tho king's palace! ; Bushing up to tlu> gates are chariots, uphol stored wit h precious cloths from Dodan, HUd 1 drawn t>y tire eyed horses from Togarinab, that tear and neigh in the grasp of tho char- j ioteern, while a thousand lords dismount, I mid wdijtoii, dri'KAi'd in ul the splendors of Syrian nmerald, and the co'.or blondlng of agate, aud the chaHtoueMH of coral, and the ?mber glory of Tyrlan purple and prinfcelv embroideries, brought from afar by camels across tho desert and by ships of Tarahtah across the Hen. Open wide tho gales and let tho gucstd come in. Tho ohamb'rliUus and cupbearers are all ready. Hark to the rustle of tho .silks, and to the carol <?f the music1 Brvi the blaze of the jewels! l.lfl the bannnrs. Kill tho etiiM. <5lap tho ev.nbtih. Blow tho trum pets. l.et the night go by with song an 1 lianco and ovation, and let that Babylonish tongue bo palsied that Will not say, Ktug^ Jtc'shHZzar, live forever!" Mi, my friends, it was not any common bamiuet to which these great people came! All parts of the earth had sciofr-tholr richest viands to that table. Itawkets and ehunde lieis lbu>h<d their light lipon tnnkar's <>f I umished gold. '.Fruits, fine an 1 luscious, ill baskets of silver, entwine I with leaves, plucked from royal eonsorvatorim. Vases, inlaid with emerald an I ridge I with ox ouinUo traceries, (tiled with nuts thai went threshed from forests of dislati: lands, "WinO brought from the royal vale. foam 1 lug in the decanters an t lui ) ding l?i the I ehuliefs. Tufts of cassia and n- ?n\Mu??nsi? j wafting their sweetness from wall an I table, i ( lorgoous banners enfolding in the brvzo ! that came through the open win low, be I witched with the peri'tmes of hangln ; ijnr ' dens. Foun'tiins ri?in:; up fro:u le. 'i.-nres I of Ivory, in jets o?" cry<la!. to ,'a t in ela :er j ing rain of diamond- an I |> ? ir S n ii ^ of ' niigliiv in mi loo!;l:,v down from ni.-iev in the wall iipon crowns and shields I r.nigbt f^?>in hubdned emjiire^. Idols of wo'i :?-tul w ?r'< Htnudliig on f.'.estals of Kmbroi i"ii<^ sto-ijiini' a'i",ii Hr> win dows and wiaiiplng I'.He s <>? e-la- a.il drifting on floor inlaid with ivory and itg ate. Music, mingling witti t'i" llirirn of harps, and the elasli Oi eymbals. iMid lie) Idast of trumpets in one wave of tranipor. that went rippling tdong fho wall and breathing among tho garlnrds and pouring down the corridors, an I th. .1 in ; tlr- -nils of a thousand l>niu|Uetcr?. The signal is given, and the lords and la dies, tho mighty men an t women h-> land, come around the table. I'.nn out the wine. Ijot foam ami bubble kiss the rim. llolst every one his cup an I drink to tli ?? pentiinont, "<) Klug Hels< ha///.ar, live for ever!" Ilestarrcd head ban 1 an I earcanet of royal beauty ulvam to the up lifted chalk'es, as \Mgaln, an I again, and again they iiH emi.tied. Away with ear" from tle? pfthiv-e. ? ; dignity to tatters! Pour out more wine! (live us more light, wilder music, sweeter perfume! '/>r I .shouts to lord, cap tain ogles to captain. (b.blets clash; de canters rattle. There eo.no in I he obsccnei Hong, and the drunken hlc oitgh, and thet slavering lip. and t lie guffaw ??; idiotie laugh tor bursting fromllmlipsof princes, flushed, reeling, bloodshot, white mingling with ic all 1 hear, "lluz/.a, huzza, for great Bol Hlmzzar!" I What is that oil the plastering of the wall. Is it a spirit? Is it a phantom? Is it God? 'I'lie muslo stops. The goblets fa. I troin the nerveless grasn. There is a thrill. There is a start. There Is a thousand voiced shriek of horror. (,<)t Daniel be brought in to read that writing. U He comes in. lb* i ads it, "Weigheil In Hie ' balance and fotin I want ing." Meanwhile the Modes, who for two years had boon laying siege to that eity, took ad vantage of that carousal and eamo in. I hear tho feet of the conquerors on the p ilaco stairs. Massacre rushes in with a thousand gleaming knives. Death bursts upon ihe scene and I shut tho door of that banquet ing hall, for I do not want to look. There is nothing thorn but torn banners, and broken and the slush of upset tankards. I^tml the blooil of murdered women, and -the I kicked and tumbled carcass of a doa I ktttg. For "In tbat night was lJoMiaxsar, tho king of the Chaldeans, slain." 1 go on to learn sont ) les.s.uis fr.jtn all this. 1 T learn that when <?od writes anything on the wall a man had bett.-r rent it as it is. I'/iuoel <lbl not misinterpret or modify the handwriting I'll tho wall. II is ad foollsh ness to expect a minister of the gospel to ' preach always things tlinf liio |?oople like oi t lie people choos*'. \ining men <?f j Washington, what shall 1 preach to I vou to-nlgh'? Shall I toll you of ihe dignity of human nature? Shall, ! t tell von of the Wonders Ilia" our race has( aeeoniplished? "Oli, no," you sav. "Teib metlie message that itivnie from (bid. I will. If there is any handwriting on the wall, it is this lesson: "Itepeiit1 A vept <?'. I'hrist and be saved!" I might ask of al ? ?real many other things, but that i* themes sage. and s:J I declare it. .lesus never j tored thoso to whom II" preached. lie said io those who did wr<?tig and who were often* , sive in His sight: "*?- generation of vipers. ; Y.? whited M>pule|ior.?! ""V. /' V V* fVf" I , ? a | e | lie ilanui'ltioll of ll ?... laal ai>' .-tie i r. aehed t'ebue a man who was not rc.nl v to hear him pioacb. What sii >jec. . ; did !i" take? Hid h" S iv: "O'l, you are a ? ...id man. a very lln<? man. a v <r> no ?le ?M in/'' N ? '. ll" pr-'aehe I of rigiite ?nisii"?< to a man who wa? uiirighte.ni>. of 'e.np< i an ? ? to a man who was avi-tiin of bad ap , , iiie>, of the judgment t" e.?m- to a man who was unlit for It. s ? we line! always d< - ,-laiv tho message that happen t o n- Daniel must rca 1 it as ll is. A minister I'P'n'h t tWor" .!:\nv<? I. o I wU - was VI. u.~ S.mI l.in '. Wiuit su'njivt illil llo I ;?!??'? '!?:??? k 1 41 < IV. !>.?;?> I nil OV'V tlu? \\.>r!<l f.trli'liK uii'Cttlnil iui<I wiivnriiv: mi his M<-hs. Wtnit ? I ; ? I t It nimi.stor pri'?"h about I-- litis m. tn who -.v.is ,).i in>? I ? i f Kiijj Inn 1 uiul .lame-. VI. <>f S ' >11:111 IV II" took f.ir his'r-Nt l . . "II" that wavoroth i> lik" a wavo ol 111" mm .Ir.von with tha \\ in. I am! tnMvi.1." Uu^li I.uiir.o, <.iT"ii.l?.l t If kinc l?v a sormoii It ? |?r.*a I. ami thu knit; vn.l. "lliiK'ii l.atimor, ooiti" mil ? ' ? I W.I'." ?.aii| Illicit I.ati tl.. ? .inv w.i* n|>|> lint'''', ifil i liinv; j i .*?:>;? I v.ik fill! of lor.is am' ? I n "??' ??. fi ' tli ? . t ;:ity ;n>':t ant w.onon of t ho ? ? r.i lit r\ . !? <:? II ii?a I, it inr r was t ? a;, l'.i/iz ??. ! *'? i'i In- s>t lion I >y say invf: "??tiirii I. it : : r, i ? *1 ^ t i r? k tli'.'! Thou art 111 tli" I r ,>f tliin - ??? : **i li 1 v kin wh > can ?!?' -^i r- ? % thy li" Iv. Hit li >lliink the", llutylt I. Hi i.it. thai : in irf in lit < i>r<*#'?n<* ? of t li?? Kiny ?>f Iihivii a*r I . wh?? ran 'IHr"V I' ith liiiily an. I soul in li *11 lire." Th?ui li" |ir<"i 'hi' I with ai>|>'iUin? ?l" "pft noss at tho kiii-''.* iirliii"?. Vitotln'r loss. ?n that t<< us t.-.-iii./!it ? ??.lioro i-? n ijroat ililT"ron?' ?? li.'fwti oi tli ? o;>?jn iir/ of t ho h:iii.|ii"t of ?iu an- 1 it < "tov?. Y .iiri'/ man, if y.iii hai lo >ki? I in upon th'< liati'i'i.'t In tlii' ilrst few h?ur?. vou wjiiH h.iv?- wi-he 1 via l>n I he -n iavit"'l ther> an'l "?til - I a' ill-* f.-as?: "O'j, tli'? irr.in I"ur ?.i n?Uha/7. tr's f-M?t yo-i wotil.l hnva -il.l, hilt y m look In at th? <>los? of tiia l>i!i'|Ui?; an l your ' loo 1 fiirllos with h'or r?r l !i ? xiiiy of terrors |m* thaw a kKII M 1 ? r Ivi'Kiii 't. Ilaaiaa blood 4-s iho wino aa.l ?Iviii r irr>an.? aro thu nrvisi<\ Sin h:n ma lo a kin< in th? oarth. It ha5or"?wa?J Its.-r. I? lias tproail n hiiujiu^. It Invite* all ih? worl'l to <*oim> to It. It h:ta hun<? in Its hAiu|i)*tinR hall th" spoils of nil king dom-. ami Iho l>anu?rs of nlj Nation*. It has ca'horu.l fr.nn all nius|?'. 1 It ha* *tr"wn fro-n its waii'i tho tahlos an. I floors aii'l nr.'ht'^. An I vo. how often 1* thAt limqiiK I' ..I n up an I how horrihlo In Its mul! F.w an I an m th?-r?^ Is a han.l writing on th?? wall. A i : fail*. A err -at OUlprlt la nrreatod. 'ihokneoct of wlokcdnaaA knock together. I Ood'?judgmont, li ko an armed host, breaks j in upou tho buu<juet, aud thai uight Is B.'d rthtt/ysar. tin* king of this Oluldoatis, slain. Horn Ih a young man who'ssiya: "I Cannot 1 soo why i I joy umkrt suoh a fuss about tho In* j *toxioatluK ou p. Why, il in exhilarating! It makes mo feel well. i can talk bettor, think ! better, (col bettor. I cannot aee why people havoguoh a >projudloo against It." A few '< years pass on, and hrt wakos >10 an I find? liimsolf til the olutohen of an evil habit which he tries to break, but oanhot. and ho crios out, "O Lord (!?d. help mo!" It sooms aa though Ood would not hoar his prayer, and in an agony of body and soul he cried out, "It bitoth liko a serpent, and stlngoth liko au adder." How bright it was at tho start! How black it was at the last! llero Is a man who begins to read loose novels. "They are so charming." ho says. "I wlliWut and see for myBOlf whether all those things are so." He opens tho gate of a sinful life. ll ? got* in. A sinful sprite meets him with her waud. Sao waves h^r w*Vid, aud It is all ouolmiduioiit. Why, it Ht!wp8 as if the angels of <? ? I had pourod out vials of perfume in tin atmosphere. As ho walks on ho Dud* the hills becoming more radiant with foliage and tho luvincs more resonant with the falling water. Oh. what a char ning landscape ho sees! Hut that sinful sprite, with her wand, tnr-ts htiu r?Qr?iu, t>uv now she reverses tiio waud, and all tho euehuntmont U gono. The cup is full of poison. Tho fruit turns to iimhes, Alltlio loavoioftho bower are forked ^ tongues <>f hissing serponts. The flowing fountains fall back in a dead pool stenehful with corruption. Tho luring songs become j turn's and no reams of demoniac Inughtor. I.osl spirits gather about- kirn and feel for his heart and beckon him 011 with "Kail brother! j Hall, blasted spirit, hall!" Ho trlo? to got j out. He comes to tho front door where ho ' entoro I and tries to push it back, but the _ 1 door turns against him, and in tho hyvtit ' that shutting door he hears thn?,j "words, j "Tills night is H'rtshnw-ftr, the king of the 1 Chaldeans, slain." Klu may onon bright as ; the morning. It ends dark as tno night' I loaiu further from this subject that death | sometimes breaks in upon a banquot. Why | did ha not go down to tho prisons in Ilaby ion? There wore iiooplo thorothat would ! like to have died. I supposjthero woro men } and women in torture in that oily who ; would have woloomed death, but becomes | to thu palace, and just at tho tlnr.o when tho I mirth is dashing to tho tiptop pitch death | breaks In at the banquet. Wo have 1 often seen the sa no thing illuslrat > I. Hero ; Is a young man just 00 mo from oollego. H'J is kind. Ho Is loving. He is enthusiast io',J ' Ho Is eloquent. Hy one spring ho may j I'ouud to heights tower I which many inou i have boon struggling for years. A profos ! slon opens before him. Ho is established in ! the law, His friends cheer him, Eminent | men encourage him. After awhile you may I see him standing lu tho American Senate or i moving a popular assemblage Ity hi* c1o? queiu'e, as< trees are movo l in a whirlwind. | Some night he retires early. A fever Is on ' him. Delirium, like a rook loss charloteor, | seizes tho roins of his Intellect. Father and ! mother stand by and soo tho tides of hislife going out to tho great ocean. Tho banquet i is coining to an ond. Tho lights of thought ami mirth and eloquence aro being o.xtin ! gulshed. Tho garlands are suatchod from | the brow. The vision is gone. Death at tho banquet! Wo saw the same thing on a larger soalo illustrate l in our Civil War. Our whole N'a ! tion had boon sitting at a National banquet North, South, East and West. What grain ; was there but wo grew it on our hil's? What i invention was ilioro but our rivers must I turn the new wheel and rattle tho strange i shuttle? What warm furs but our t radon i must bring tliein from the Arctic? What ' ll'sli hut our nets must swoop thom for, tho markets? What mimic hut it must sing in : our halls? What eloquence but it must ; speak in our sonatos/ Ho, to tho Na tional banquet, v reaching from moun tain to mountain and from soa to sea! To prepare that bauquol, tho sheopfolds and tho aviaries of the country sont their best If i!as u res. Tho orohards jdled up on j tho table their sweet fruits. Tho presses I (j.."-! g..{ with new '"It" To sit at '.hat ! table came tho yeomanry of Now .Hamp shire, and tho lumbermen of Maine, find tho Carolinian from tho rice plantation, aud tho Western emigrant from the nines "f Oregon, and wo were all brothers? brothers at a banquet. Sud denly the feast endod. What meant thoso mounds thrown up at Chlckamauga. | Shilob, Atlanta, Gettysburg, South Mountain? What meant thoso golden grain fields turned into a pasturing ground for cavalry horses? What meant the cornfields gullied with tho whools of tho heavy supply train? Why thoso rivers of tears? thoso lakes of blood? Ood was angry! Julttco must come. A handwriting on tho wall! ThoNn tion had boon weighed and found wanting. Darkness! Darkness! Woo to tho North! Woo to the South! Woo to tho East! Woo to tho West! Death at tho banquet. I have also to learn from tho subject that tho destruction of tho villous and of tlioso who dosplso Ood will bo very sudden. Tho wave of mirth had dashed to the highest ! point when tho invading army broke through. It was uuexpootod. Suddenly, ! almost always, comes tho (loom of thoso who j despise Ood and defy tho laws of men. How was It at the deluge? Do you suppose it j came through a long northeast storm, so that pooplo for days before wero sure it was coming? No, I suppose tha morning was bright; that calmness brooded on tho waters; that beauty sat enthroned on tho hills, whon suddenly tho heavens burst aud the moun tains sank like anohors into the sea that dashed clear over the Andes and tho Himala yas. Tho Red Sea was divided. The Egyptians tried to cross If. There could be no danger. Tho Israelites had just gono through. Where they had gone, why not tlio Egyptians? Ob, it was such a beautiful walking place! A pavement of tinsel shells and pearls, and j on either sido two great walls of water ? solid. There ean b > J110 danger. Forward, gri-it host of tho Egyptians! ('lap tho | cymbal* and blow the trumpots <>l victory! Aitor them! \Vo will catch them yet, and they shall be destroyed. Iiut tho walls begin to tremble! They ?ock' They fall! Tho rushing waters! The shriek of drowning : mea' The swimming of the war horsos in vain for the shore! The strewing of the great host ou the bottom of the sea, or pitched by the angry wave on tho bench ? a battered, 'bruised and loathsome wreck! Suddenly destruction came. One half hour hidore they could n >1 have believod it. Dc turoy** I. ttttd without retire ly. lam ju-t setting forth a fiiet.whidi you havo noticed us well a* I Ananias eoinvs to Hie apostle. The ap'.xtlo says, "Did you sell the land for so mu di?" II ? s iy. "Yes." It was a lie. Dead, as ? {uiok as teat! Sapphira, his wife, coiiom in. "Did von sell t he hind for so much?" "Yes." It wis a iii> an I quick as that she was dead! (? >d'n judgments ar > upon thoso who despise Him and defy Him. They >? >:n ? so bleniy. The destroying angel went through Egypt. 1>C> v>' I hut (? of Hi I ?>\'P'?< I ski hirls . 1 ? Vkill?:l S( ,? ill .vo:r,i? i|(|\vl'ib<x i4Iin \\ : ? : 1 1 i! s< ( j^cf. not MvmVll Kir it's I1D i i s ? ? to adwrj nielli* i v \\ !k ii ! -',/v unods roll Irjitois I.JJVC ^>t to live. for m*; t < M'< *s. I : 1 1 ] I *c!l:ilur st..fK-' R?'l 'i . .. t h*' fins nice a ! i uc < >1 ?'kocE i-: :r iks ha vo ^ ; animjd f : i j t rricos with nny oncj .?*t ron * 1 1 i ?? . spLmiUi ?r.'irll lilt.'. I WIUl t all' oartl * n i vrl? a:i J *i ; tl M<t< Itan'a l;ank liiiiid-i mi I i that faint ( Inn' {loo th?? t kin* OhljaiKot. Hiratj pray thos mothf pray .1 1 3 | n.i< ?*? ttii Ton ? I n*r!" .. ,u? 4 ?iuu j( itfiTkR ul 90 long h i OTTO. INSON Drayor as that, I will give you r Ktlllrtho^er ?uo that vou may utter, "Lord savo mo e>r 1 r.orbh!" Or, if that bo too long aprayor, you need not raako it . Uso tbo word "holp! ' Or, if that bo too long a word, you need not uao uuy wor*l at all. Just look and live! ; tiik soijxkus ok niK m -V't*K. Number of Companion lU'ilui tMl One Half and On* Third. Tlio annual report of tho Adjutant and Inspector General's oHico is in tho I Stato printer's hands. (Jen. Watts s uusibtant, Col. Hruee, had some notes loft, and the following interv*diug 'acts i wore derived from tho notes : Last ' year there wove on tho 1 intn 'J07 com panics. Thin wax largely dii? to the spurt incident to tho racket about the ! "Darlington rebellion.' v I Ito present j status of the militia a* shown by the J oOioial reeord in : Aetive inilitia com i panics, !>.*), reserve militia companies, j 10; tutu), 111. The distinction between the aetivo i and restive forces in that tho aetive contingent i;i paid by tlie State. One condition precede to being chased in the active militia is that the command J must have bopu o'-slisted for twelve months preceding the Oh.t October of the year in which tho record is made. Tho following are the commands that ace put down a* being in tho j active militia : Cavalry ? Troops A, 1>, C, D, F, l'? ' Ojvll, I, Hagood Guards, Allendale | (hiarda, Kdgollehl Light Dragoon*. ! Dibble Light Dragoons, Simpson Hangors, Sweet Water Fight Dragoons, ! Gordon Light Dragoons, ftantco Cav alry, Marion's Men of Winyali, \\ a? aamasaw Cavalry, Horry Hussars. Lake City Dragoons, Hampton linpe i rial Guards, Haskell Mountain li i Ito men, Fdisto Mounte<l ltillcmen, (?(;? j man Hussars, Troops A, H, C. Fifth Uegimciit of Inlantry ? Gr<jen I villa (iuards, Butler (luards, Manldin i Hides, Pickens (1 war Is, Marbtta j Guards, Pickens Uilles. First Battalion * ? t" Infantry (?cr ! man Fusiliers, Irish Volunteers, Mout j gomery Guards. Second Battalion of Infantry --Sum tor Ouurtltf, Curoliim llillts, I*uluu.'tto j Guard. W. L. T. Battalion --Company H, Moultrie (iuards. | First Uegiment of lulantry - Ldg^1 j field Uilles, Palmetto Utiles, Bamberg | (iuards, Fdisto (iuards, (iary Fvans ! Volutdecrs, Uichurdson Guards, Sally j Hilles, Santee Hilles, (papers Light In j fanlry, Tillman Volunteers, Kdisto ] Hilles. J Second Uegiment ? Highland Volun teers, Leo lii.uht Infmitry, Fairlicld Hi lie (fttards, Ui\Jgew^iy Uilles, (iiecn ! brier Uilles, York County Volunteers, ' Jla/elwood Uilles, Peak (iuards, Po ' nutria Uilles, Fort Motto (iuards. First Uegiment I nfanlry ? Lauren* i (iuards. Abbeville Hides, (.iary Watts i ( iuardl, Morgan Uilles, Maxwell i (iuards, Pea Hidgo Hilled, Johnson Hi Ilea. Fourth Uegiment Darlington j (iuards, Georgetown Uil'.o (iuards, I Manning (iuards, Fdcno (iuards, (.'hesbT*'" !'! Itilb-K. Liberty 1 1 i! I Uilles. ! "B. U. T. " ( iuards. J Last year there wore 1,007 liieiabcs I in the militia, while this year's returns j nho\v 51, UW, all of whom are enlisted. The State has appropriated 0,(H>!) ! for the support of tlio^njilitia. Ol I that amount ?30(1 is used for general ' purposes, leaving a little over tf l for I each man enlisted in tho service. In addition to tho regular cavalry | and infantry service there atVf*v Nimil KiHervcH Iju fuyrttu Artnlfct^^ | Chieora Uilles, Beaufort 'Noluntcer Hi . lies, German Artillery. National Guard, (('olored)- ? Caroli : na Light Infantry, Douglass Light In | fantry, Hunter Volunteers, Misliaw ; Hille (iuards, South Carolina Volun | toers, .Garrison Light Infantry, Ueau ; fort Light Infantry, Snmnor Hitle Guard*, Capital City Guards, Carolina | Guards, Governor's Iliflo Guards. < A Wreck In Kentucky. A Raeliif; Mull Killed. A bad wreck occurred on tho Kentucky J central division of tlio Louisville aiul Nash ; vlllc Friday ftiorulng. A north-bound freight, i heavily loaded with stock, rau into an open I Hwitcli" 19 miles below Cincinnati. Twelve j cars were destroyed. Eug?'ne Kelly, of Uuur [ bon county, on his way from LexiiiKton with : h<ir.-.i's, was killed. It Is ostimaUul that 150 j head of cattle and 20 hogs wore killed WOMAN'S ENEMT. j rV.UlTOSITIS SKt.UOM SCAURS IT* vicri >is. V.'Immi It llnei Sl?? I* I5ut n Wreck ? -I'hy ?IcI'Win Ifnvo I. oiis; ISnori l'owerlcaa ? ? 'file l!<|K>rl<>nc'' of 11 It.tIM mor.i \Vomtiii. Mrs. .f. r. Hrove, a marriol laly with prrandehildren, lives 417 Pinkney Place, Ihiltirnore. Shi> would easily pans for n woman <>f half Iter jiijo, an l ow<vilier prosont state of hrallh and probably her life to | 1 the Dr. Williams' Pink Tills. A Herald \ ] ropt .rlcr ealle I at tli" house a fow days ago \ | and was itifor.no>) that Mrs. Orovo had gone i j out for a walk and won Id soon bo back. The seribe was ushered into tho parlor to nwait ; Iht arrival. Tho room gavn ovcry evidence j of refinement and the fare and attention of 7-Vom fh' llmiU. Baltimore, M>1. ? 1 housewife. Choice books lay around ' if proof "f the In tollmen 10 of tho fnmlly, I h<' wiills were decorated with many rare ! lea of virtu nn I brie-a-brne from Honth | ?ica, Japan, nixl other countries. When drove was announced tho reporter was lished to find her such n young looking iealthy woman. She in well educatod.and luetit talker anil interesting to listen to. however, declined at llr.st to Apeak oT iwiit.-'sho ha I experienced from taking 'ink Pills n.?. she said, she <1 i<l not like vi> lwr nameapponr In print In any way. , .vever," .she added, after pome little hesi- | n, "the pills did mo so muoli pood that ' ;iii l>e doing wrong !>y not letting somo , r sufferer know what they did for me." j i she .said, "Dr. Williams' Pink fill? are Inly ail the proprietors represent thorn s I never had such relief from any r medicine. A short time a?o f had nn ?k of |>orltonitls which left me in such a rnto l and nervous condition that I do- j ??v| of recovery. I could neither sleep, , r read with anv deereo of |?eaoe or Siit- I U'?n. and life w.v* absolutely a burden . tie heard fhnt others had hoen cured of amo troubles by l>r. Williams' Pink rills, : u red several boxes nnd began to take . As if l>y miisdo I at once began to ove. Thev cured me, and now I have I ?mptomsof nervousneaa or of the disease h so prostrated mo. Now that's enough," , Mrs. Grove, in reply to another quos ? Shi* walked to the door as lightly as a ?'irl and, with a pleasant good morn o the reporter, disappeared within tho .Is of her happy homo with a little I I I*' ',lil ' to h?r aklrt*. I L Willtam*' Pink Pill* oontuln, In a eon L| f l form, All th? olement* n??e?ws*ry to,~. i. ? w nr.. nad rlohneM to the blood nrrrl I | pr.^h^lt?r?<l RArvAt. Pink Pill.* are fold I Li dealer*. or will bo nent fvwt paid on ?MJpt ?>' pn?? (60 eent* a ?*>*, or *lx boxe* ?..ri0? ihry Are never wok] In bulk or by by Addreenlng Dr. AVllliattl*' Medicine vomnauy, flobeoeotady, N. Y. Highest of all in Leavening Power.? Latest U.S. Gov't Report , Absolutely pure 'I ho llmpcror'a Surprise. Tho Oormao Emperor is a master of httlo mi r prises quite other than those whioh occasionally fetch hit troops out of l>od in t Ho middle t>f tha'night whou thoy leaat expect it. While at Low ? thor Oastlo \\o took tho opportunity afforded by the absence of -Lord Lone dale to nupaok. a very lino marble bunt of himself and put it in position, soroeuod b.y tho loavos of a large palm. Tho suddon rtnvoiliug anil proaouta tton wore quite dramatic in eharao tor, aiul it neod hardly bo aaid that Lord Lonsdale was highly delighted with the oarofull* planned cotnpli ineiit. * " ' ngiisit and Spanisn cus:a~i?. An Englishman onterlng a drawing room oxpoctH the lady ofU*fc houso to rise and greet him. In Bpain a lady would Bcom to forfeit hor ijoh-rospcot should btie exhibit so muoli forward Tlie Greatest HedlcaLDiscovery of the A %?. | KENNEDY'S Medical Discovery. ; OONALO KENNEOY, OF ROXBURY, MASS., ! Has discovered In one of our common pasture woods a remedy that euros ovory { k in<l o( llmnor, from tlio worst Scrofula down to u common pimple. Ho has trio't it in over elnvon hundred cases, and uoyor failed oxcopt in twocn-sos (both thunder humor). ll<? has now in j his possession ovor two hundred cortlll catos of its value. all within twenty miles of Dost on. Send postal card for hook. A henollt is always oxper ienced from tho first bottle, nnd a perfect earn to warranted when tho right quantity is taken. When tho lungs aro affected it causes shooting pains, like needles * passing through them ; tho snraoyWWI?9lho I.Ivor or Ilowels. This is cau$ed-tj# tho ducts j being stopped, and always tUsappoars in a j week after taking it. lieaii tho lahol, II tho Ktomiioh is foul or bilious it will canso squeamish footings at llrst. No change of diet over accessary. Kat tho beat you can ^et, and enough uf it. I)oso, one taldcspoonful in water at bod timo. bold by all Druggist*. OSSUOHFtUKTIEi'Si W ' r/k // j(/<U'jiedd ( (Qo/u'tfe AND V Bcliool of Qliortlinnd \ri?rKT \ . Nolni l?icl<-> m??t. At tun from <injf < ? f fintminf. Uii !?.'< |?gvh, coI^^a oiirr-uoy Mil friwxit u<oil. Si ml for Irtniliomoljr illuMr.itot o?tv oriio. Ho.ml rhea|>. II. K, f?ru l<mJ lo August*. t'RIIO. t> 1' residential Year. Til K CHICAGO ClinoNIcr.B. the RTO.it tlcmo cratlo newspaper of the wost, will ho sent six days a week one year tor!}:;. No stiliseriiition ul this imio loss than < >ii< ; year (snmitlcs iiv. T1IK CllKOtf ti.'i.E. Washington %t.. Chlcnro. Agent j Ladles or Gcnto, $76 I ji w??k ?? home, Mrti'g c?r t.iilus j 1 ? Jrr.r u< * :. ( :4ir. I'lau tUrf.jQMpI, j Lo!'(?pt. wl'lir ium%. tniiiiHf?^iro j ? It- i>.at-ri;?U *;.rt eutriit. ^och the | irf. 012! r co?ool?l^ ftulfit. inclu*llujc j tr %'t<* nn?l formula*, tmthc-. | a lieol), fool*. all ma'rrlalt for jifr* j prifp, polishing. pia'lni unl nh? . n? lop. ?inn I! in uatcling 5A?e, l*r*c for flfop* .Ificilptluii. j 'priccf. t???timoniaU. *?rapl?*s fre#. } ; c.riiy A: Co., Works. 10, Columbu*, O. ? POPHAM'S ASTHMA SPECIFIC . Oivearrlicf In I'lVK minutes. ! fo" a FliK&trinl 8olil''y ; l'ruzL'.f l.-. <)i?? i ?.n ri'-i'lt'-if Sl.TO. R!i ??.?*>? 1 Acldri ss UHIS. IMlfHAS*. PHIL*., VA. Division of Iho Sfxen. Quo of tlio most romarkabloohurohe* is to be found at. i'rcu.ienthul, in tht Uluok Forest, it in built on uuoh a plita that tiie men are nnablo to see tho wornou, and vice vcr?m for it i< eompojed of two win.<jtvv^hioh meet fit an angle where tho pulpit stands. The right wiug is allotted to mon and the loft one to ths women of the cou' ^rogation. ? Sobwabiwoher Merkttr. To t'ool tho Hauls. Roman ladies of rauk had their slaves oarry for thorn a munber of anibjr and oryatal balls about tho size of a billiard ball. At fetea, or while wealed at tho gladiatorial games, they held tiio oryatal balls in thoir hand.-# j for tho ooolooas imparled by them.& -CSO*j?^ES,SS' NftW DOJU4HTIO " COFFEE BERRY. ( ^ ' BETTER THAN A GOLD MINE. Raise your own poli'co at less 111 mi l cent n jlauQd* l.rt lilKh tnrliT slor- e live K *. 'Hie poor man's Ii leiwi mill ileh ni <si'~ duilslit. M ilurc* North or Koittli in. four month!!. 1'iaiit any lin o u;> In (lie ?l)tli "f .lime.. 3.1, uoo farmers Mipplieil and every puis praise* It. Hub produced over cixljf lurme.s per ncro. Some prefer It t-> More coffee. rroiltiros livo rrope t? year' l'i th > Sou Mi Large pneket postpaid 2) *pnl?, or enoiiRii to p'onl 'Mj hill*. f>'i c?iiti or itaiiiw. Will inako '?#?<1 |K<ri "f imoi;: ii -liPlom cofftse, :{oo(! cuoimli for n kimr. Is -iijit eding r.lore e ?fiV ? :is fust as Its merits become kn >\v n. I mnoe itr.U?;ciK- or llfly uew viir dies of s-eds an I testlm ni. Is Iro'.n patrons all over tlia Union fentrfrnw u ItU e?<*li owltir by "?? n m 3~ AN, C. , D LICK II ur, \7X\J. ITT" S/ircl ill ic/iotfMtr j>r {<?/?* In Otrnifrf atid nier rfmntx, who rlMi'/rwi S'j > l<> $"l i-cr Month stltiny this wonderful seed duriny the winter. SAW WILLS ? ANI> M I LliS. Wator Wheoiii eml Moy Proaeos. IIJlS'l IN llll, .M ? l KfcT l>i l.otwli 31111 .i! Ailimtn, (>a? JOHNSON'S Cllll.l, AMI I'KVKIl TONIO (.VlStH ><111 Ill coilts II liotlio il" 1 1 I'lll'fD )'(! Ilt sin) not a HI ml ? omit mile h it does. I ' What does it cum*? ?' Ut. ( Hulls and I'meet 2nd. lliiiuui I'Vver. / r. d Tvi'sikjh Fryrn. 4i Ii. Ili'ii. .irlnK(r l'Vvor, Mil. Ih<ii|iii? IJ>fer. fit II MnilWC 7ili Nt'ii'irin. Hih. Liilir iiuh. Money hack il oun boll !e lai ??. Ark vour dea'ersabotll it. A. H. (iiKAiiDKAl.', Kavaunali, (is., l'ropr.etor. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAWI Clrnnsn nnd bc-aalir.es tho hair, lltjiuom n luxuriant growth. JNcrer Fnilo to Restore Oroy Hair to Its Youthful Color. Cures ir^lp f4? nftir lulliDj. fioc. an J $ I .to at-l>niggblg^_^ Timely Warning. The great success of the chocolate preparations of the house of Walter Baker & Co. (established in 1780) has led to the placing on the market many misleading and unscrupulous imitations of their name, labels, and wrappers. Walter Baker & Co.'we the oldest and largest manu facturers of pure and high-grade Cocoas and Chocolates on this continent. No ohomicals are used in their manufactures. Consumers should ask for, <ind be sure that they get, the genuine Walter Baker & Cq,'s goods. WALTER BAKER & CO., Limited, DORCHESTER. MASS. Exhausted Soils ? . arc made lo produce larger and better crops by the I use of Fertilizers rich ill Potash. Write for our "Farmers' Guide," a 142-pnpe illustrated book. It r is brim full of useful information for fatmers. It will be sent free, and ''1 will make and save you money. Address, GKItMAN KAI.I WORKS, 41 Natsau Street, New York. the food for all such . How many pale folk there are ! People who have the will, hut no power to bring out their vitality; people who swing like a pendulum between strength and weakness ? so that/ one clay's work pauses six days' sickness! People who have no life for resisting disease-?thin people, nerveless, delicate ! The food for all such men, women, or children is Scott's Emulsion. The* hypophonphites combined with the oil will tone up the system, give the blood new life, improve the appetite and help digestion. The sign of new life will be a fattening and reddening, which brings with it strength, comfort and good-nature. P/ tmrt ycm g*t 5?//* I i tvkfn y? * want it nn/i not 4 thtnfi tuhfifyfe. '* Scott & Bowne, New York, aii Druggist*. 50c. and $1. f %