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AWORDWlTHUfOMEN t KKV. DK. TAIMAQK'S sftltMON. VIowh of (ho New AV&ihhh. A Wort! Fur Mother*. ?? <? -* ? ?? * The text was tho following lettor roeelved by Dr. TalixiagO: "Reverend Sir -You delivered ft diaoourae ju answer to a letter from six young mon of Fayette, 0.. requesting you fo preach ft Har mon on 'Advioo to Youu# Men.' Are wo justified in asking you to proaoh ? sermon on 'Advioo to Young Women/ . "lilTTH Bionkp by Six Youno Wom<n." Christ, who ,to?.?K III* loxt from a Hook of hlrds flying overhead, saying, "Behold the fowls of tho ftlr,'* and from tlm flowers in the valley, saying, "Consider the Itllcv# of i Held," nmrfroin tho clucking of ft barnyar I fowl, saying, VA* ? ben gathered her chick en* under her wing," nod from n crystal of salt picked up bv tho roadside, saying, ''.Salt Is good," will grant oh a blessing il, Instead of tAklng ft text from tho Bible, I tftko for nvv toft this hitter from Cincinnati, which In only I one of many loiters which f have rcoelved from young women in New York. Now Orleans, Hun Francisco. London, K?l I !????? ???? U a and trom tho ends of the earth, all Implying that, having some monhs ago preachod tho , sermon on "Advioo to Young Men," I could not, without neglect <>f .Uity. refuse to j>reaoh a fiormon on "Advice Young Wo men. " X Tt Is the more Important that the pulpit he heard on this subject at tills tlmo when wo are having such an illlmlta^e dlsousslon about what Is called the new woman, ax though some now oreaturo of Ood had ar rived on earth or wore about to arrive. One theory Is that sho will be an athlete, and box ing glovo and football and pugilistic en nountor will characterise her. Another theory is that she will superintend billot boxes, sit In Congressional hull and, through improved polities, bring t(ie mlllenlnm by the evil she will extirpate and the good she will Install. Another theory l? that she will adopt masculine altlre and make snored' n vulgftrlanism positively horrlllo, Another theory Is that she will bo so (esthetic that brQOin handle and rolling pin and coal scut tie will be ptctorlnlixed with tints from H(>ft skies or suggestions of Rombrnndt and (lauhnol. lleftven deliver the clinch an 1 tho world from anyone of those st vie* of new wi iinit! Mho will never come. I have so much faith In the evangelistic triumph and In the | re gress of all things In tho right direction that I prophesy thai stylo of new woman will never arrive. Hho would hand over lids worUlto diabolism, and from being, as sin Is no\V. tho mightiest agency for the world V uplifting, she would 1 o (ho mightiest force for its downfhruHi. I will tell you who the. now woman will be, Tt will bo the >*ond woman of all the Ag03 pait. Ilore n?vl there a differed e of attire, as (lie (amp rnry custom may c ?'n mnnd, but tho Aiime/7good, hoh'v-ft. lovely, Christian, all influential being that vour mother and in imi was. of that kind of wo man was Christian Eddy, who. talking to a ?rt#n who was so much of an unbeliever he bad named- his I wo ch'ldron Voltaire and Tom PntKe, nnver thohvs saw him converted, bo breaking down with emotion as he said to hor, " I cannot stand you, you talk like my mother." An 1 lolling .the story of his conversion to twelve companions who had been blatant oj?|?o.s'?rs of religion, thuvasko.l licr to oom&itiid sec thoatfah&o au.l loll them of Christ, aftn four of them were converie 1, nud all tho others greatly change I, an) the leader of tho band, departing for lp-av -n. - nhoutwU - \Joy fell Joyfu^-Joy/uH ' ? ff-voti know any better style of wv.mTrn than thm. where Is she? The world cannot Improve on that kind. The now woman mnv have moro knowledge because she will have more books, but fdio will barn no more common sen ie than that which tried to manage an I difclplino and edu cate us, and did as well as she could with such unpromising material. Hho may have more health than the woman of other days, for the sewing machine and the Mini tary regulations ami -added Intelligence on the subjects of diet, ventilation and exorcls and rescue from many forms of drmlgor\' may allow Iter more longevity, but sho will have tho same characteristics which (lod gave her In paradise, with the exception ot the nervous shock and moral jolt of the fall she got that, dav when, not noticing where who stopped, she looked up Into the branches of the fruit tree. Jlut I muni bo specific. This letter before bus wants ndvlee to young women. \ Advice tlio Ilr*l: Got your soul right with God iuh) you will *?o in t iio best nttii.ndo for ovefyihlng that wimiv. Now ways of voyag ing l?y gen, n?Hv ways of traveling bv ln*id, now ways of thrashing the harvest. no v ways of printing bookfi~ntid the patent ^fTl" < Is enough to enfant n man who lias pioohnui ? oal Ingenuity nnd knows a Kortd deal of lovers and wheels ? and w e hardly do any thing as It used to bu done; invention n'tor ? invention, Invention <?i top of invention. _Dut In the matter of getting right with <1<> 1 Cj??re hn* not been nn Invention for COOO ^year?. It is on llie same line of lopeutnii-m that David exercised about his sins, mi l the name old style of prayer that the publi 'an used when ho emphnstV.od it by mi. inward stroke of both hands, and the same faith In Christ that Paul sugHt^lod to the jailer the night t ho penlt0jiliuryT?*y>k0 down. Ave, that Istho reason I iiavo inHro confidence iu it. It lias been tried by mora millions than I dare to slate lost I nome far short of t !i > ? brilliant facts. All who through Christ earn estly trio, I to tret right with God are right and always will b t rigllfi That gives the young woman who gets (hut position superi ority over ail rivalries, all jealousies, all misfortunes, all health failings, all social disasters nnd all the coni'ilnel troubles of eighty years, If sli" shall live to be an o.'lo gennrian. If the world fails to appreciate hor, she says, "God loves me, the angel* m ?leavnu ave in svtnp ithy with me, an I I >? hi . a (Ton! tn he patient until ilio day when the imperial chariot shall wheel to my door to lake me up to my coronation.'' II health goes, she says, "I can endure the present distress, fori am on t lie way to a climate the first brent li of which will make me pr> ?f against even the slightest discomfort." If die be j ?t I" I with poiiurbatiofis of s life, she ca^ .-ay. "Well, wnen I begin iny life among the thrones of heaven an I fir* kings and ipio'iis nnto fiod shall be my as sociates, ii will a ?t make mueh difference who on earl h forgot me when I lie in\ ilations to that ptioii were ma le out." All right with God, you .ire all right with everything. Martin l.iither, writing a letter of e. in dolence t I oil" III- ft' I e|| Is wll I ll.ll Ills daughter. I.- gai i '?} " ivjm;. I'iiis i- u hard world l<>r girls, I i- T?tv those \\||.> ?uu |.>,...ii.i..,i- uwii-Wita^Jtlli i.i whims of the world, an I th* preter.?i?-'i?s or liiiman fa vof. in who t-?k? t'l* Kterual <i i I I ?r their portion u it I K>r t'l n II 1 1 ????ii year- of a^e, an I that i- t?n y.'ii-. Inter than it ought i ? be, will llnl t in while Mail in l.ut'ier'- letter of co:idoh-n"e was true in r.'gar I lo n: iny, if not mo?t . wit h j-es|ie.*t to t !:os ? hi i lit ve tie- wis l? ??ti and proir.pt it u le and tir- earn :><un "s-i t ? ? gej ri?ht witli l i oil . I 1 1" dare t lint this t- a good world for girl-. Ad vice the se.Mnd ? Make it it matter ot roilgion to t a \ ? e ir ? ? ii v i a r eavsie il n ? I do not wonder that the Greeks drilled health aud hailed llygela a goil l ^s. I rojDjlco that there have been so many no les ? d niaintiiiuiug and restoring young \s ? ? maul) health invented into our time. They tnay have been known a long time baek. ? ? ; it they bavn^Hsseii popularize I in ourdnv? lawn Iennis7 croquet and golf and the bieycle. It always seemed -traiigi and inscrutable that our human ra ? ? should be ?j- so slow of Iccomotlnn, when ei.niture.s of less ltt?|?ortnneo have power of voIivmiv, wing of bird or foot of ante|ii|ic, i. ?ving us far behind, and whil^it see.ns iai t portant that w- bo In many places in a *!> .rt whllw ?W6 wore woighodd own with in ?;.a. t ties, ani most m,>n if tle-y r.in a mil are oibausted or dead from the exhaustion I \VM loft until the hist d?-cade of the muv t<yWith e^nturv lo give iho spe<? 1 wnieh w> eee whirling through all our cities and a'<>nv the country roads, an 1 with that m> ? ? 1 oomM health. The woman of* the next le. esde will bo healthier than at any tim<> the world was created, while the invalidism whtob baa bo often characterized wonfian hoQil will paw ovoT^l^manhoo 1. which bv ..It* DOSture on tJie whe^^eominsr to eu-v ? I <plne and cramped cboet*ti a deformity .* which anoiher fifty yoern ilW^iot hav i fiv er to moke reecue. YouatA|tan. ??it ui straight when you ride, AT- . , Darwin t*y* the human race la <rescend^ I from the monkey. h?t th? btay.dn will tu'n a Imiii^tl thousand man of the present ?*iier ^iirfon In phrnl^al condition from anan to *toonVey. Air gooj^romanhood, T thin* Go1 that tPHaW-wof recreation hws ? n ^rented. Om H wleely, modetfly, C *r?e- I (Irmly. No good woman need* to he told whet attire 1* proper an I whit l^>bavlor i? rl#bt. If anything bo doubtful, rejoot It. A hoydenish, boiuterou*. mitAoiUIno/ woman i* the detestation of nil. nud every. revolution of tho wheel shw rides 1?? toward depreciation and downfall Tnkeeftroof yo^tr !????? It t? , <> womnn; of your nerves In not reullnjf the trash which nmkea up ninety-nine ?>ut of 10 1 novels. or by efttlnif too many i'ornucophi?of confectionery) Takt> o;iro of your eyo? by not rondlu# At hours wbon you ouxht to i>? sleeping, Tftk? cnro of your ear* bv atop pinn them Against t It" tide* of Kowlp that surge (lit on 1/ It every neighborhood. Health! Only t ho.-* ? know its value wh'i t Itiivo loHt it. 'iMie earth is girdled with pain, I and n vast proportion of II is the price t>nld "for early r?ekle?snnxs. I dose this nought with the sh' ii i ui ion In Mi Now good 'Ilif'Vsi i"H w.i t 1 ' 1 i * ' p And liOH't li on b >lh. Advice the third- Aopr.-cuit i your in dlier while roil have her. It i* tli" iilui > i 1 ? I v vernal testimony of yoiiu'l iv ?n"ii xvh ? h?iv# lo.st inollier ftiftt they 'li'l noi r.'iiHj!'* whitt nlui wits to them until u'l"i hor i?xlt from tlii.< life. Indeed mot her is In th-f .?*?*" ? >* ? - tloo of many a young lady :i hin Iran '>?. The maternal limncetlon is ufti-n ooiis'dero I an obstacle. Mother tins *<? many notions about t hat which It proper an 1 Hint which is l?r? propnr. ft is astounding how nui'di more muuv girls know at eighioen than their pothers itl forty-live. Willi what nn obi?ie? rafe argument, perhaps spiced with noun torn per, Hlio youngling trios to reverse the opinion oj I ho olillin/, The sprinkle of gray on tbo imtlernal forehead Is rather utt indi cation to tfo> re 'ant grallrue of tbo female .seminary thai the elreuniHlnnoe.s oi" to- lay or to-uight are ii>>| fully appelate I. What a wise limi'ding school thai would hoU the mother* wore (he pupil* mi 1 tin d:in?btorH Iho lt?a 'hers! How well the toons eould ohaporon the fifties' Then mothoM do not Amount to n>u?h- anyhow. They are In the wav and arei alWayf ax'ilng qu ami oat about postage* marlU of letter*. and as Win1,'. "Who Is that Mary N^V" ajid "Where did you formtbat acftiiilntaucK dnorn?" an 1 "Where dl 1 you tret that Tin*?, MvraV" For mother* baveHueh unor.wje lonted meannof knowing ovorvthlnir? thoy nay "It wan a l?lrl in thn *lr,,!,tbat told them. Ala*, for that Mr I In the air! Will not torn* ou> lift bis ?un un I .s)iih4 it? It wou'd (ak.e whole UbrarlflM to hi^ld lb" wisdom whloh the daughter knows more tb'in her mother. "Why cannot 1 have tills? ' "Why oannot T do that'/" An 1 iho qu'Mtlon In many a ?roi.io lrn beno. al , though not plainly Minted: "Whet shall wx< do Willi Urn mothers, nnvhow? Th^v ara ao fur bchlu I the tines.", rermil in < to bii'<Ke.st that if tli ? mothn ha I fidvon more lim * to lo t'cln; nfl ?r h er.-.nl f mi I loss (i'ne In looking after you *'i ' w jii' I hit v < lnon as fu'ly up to iliitu a< you, in musle, In .style of yail, in iiMth-'tij tauon hu I " In at! fi.irt-i of Inforinatton. I ?? \ j . vj tint while you were utirlyimj bit iny an I ohe ?? 1st ry nil I oiiibcoiderv an I t;?> n <w o > <ra sh> was si tidying hoitsnii ?I<1 ncouo'iiii'S. Ifut one day Iro n overwork, oi^itltinn u *? of nl(?hls ,'with a tiei^bb ir'.? sl<'k eliild, or a M Mt o' t'i i 'West wind, mi whieh pneiiiii'Uilasar.i horso I, ?'mother is siiv",". V *?t tin family think ?'i > I wilt eo'ni l e well, for sh<? bus Irion .sluk s> [often, 'an I always has not woll, au'l t h ?* phy Islolnn eotni?s fhrrto times u day, and lh"r> is a consultation of tli ? d-xdor^, an I the news Is iiradunlly lirokiui that' recovery in imposs' bl?\ u<vtui iii the words "Whlln tnero in II ' ? there Is hope." An l the white pillow ov - wlileh :i! e Mtrewft the to^ks a little tiubvl wit h ,f?ow beoomes iho point around wbl'eb all the fa ulty iiat'ier. hi| U'J ataa liu<, tto:u) ! kneeling, and Hid pulsDfbua'.s tli > last tliro't, an I tbo b * i ii t r ? > nblo.s with the lasi br ?al i, and tha J\k eitlon is ask <1 in a whis|?.?r by nil th> group, "Is s!m K?m??" Anl all is over.- ? Now er>m-? the regrets. N'o>v fbe dau <bt<?r review i. her for nor eritieis n of niatonial mu? p.irvision, t or tin tint twin s'le reatiz wo vt It in to have ft ui ?thor and wint i'. is t-? !'??> ?? morne/v vrolj .^ue, in >u an I wo inn, yoiinx hud olJl, d^rtny V>( us apprmiate how inm>h mother was to us tiutd sin was t???ne/ t V oil ni; woman, you will probably never hnvo j a in ir-' til nuterDatol frlonl than your moth er. When she hiiv.s anything is uinafo or im pru leu', you had better believe it Is uimfe or iinpru dent. When sin duxlara-i it Is so'uet hiti'^ you oii^hl toilo, I think yon had h"t?"r do it. She has utiou more of the world I ban you have. O > you think nhe eould have liny mercenary or contemptiliie motivo in what eho n Ivise-i you? Hlio woui I jjive her life for you if it were called for. I) > you know of anyone else who would do more than that for you/ Do you know of anyotto who would do a.n muehV Avain and ftijftin -tfi" has already etidauifcro I Ihnt lifo during -"ix weeks of diphtheria or ftcarlet fever, mi 1 s!i ?? never oiic-o brought 11 1> th;> ipiivdiou of ivii ither alie hil l butler stay. br ?milium ? 1 -?y and night t !??? contagion. 'I'll'1 graveyards are Fail or mot li - ers who died taking oare of thulr ciiil Iro.i. Metier appreciate your mother before your apprccfnt ioiirof her will ho no kindness to her, ami the post mortem regrots wilt I) ? mora and njTore of an agony an the your* pass on. Ilig headstones of polished Aberdeen* anil the l>''.-jl epitaphs which iho family put together anil compose, and a garluu I or whitest roseu from theminsnrvatciry jiro often tilt) attempt- to atone for the thanks we ought to h a v/*vii tiered in living ohm, ami the kind words that would have done more goo.l tinin nil tho e.Jln lilies evor piloi up on the silent moiinds'of t ho cemeteries. Tiic world makes applau lltory ado over the work of mothers who have raised boys io lie groabWui, and I -could turn to my liiokshel v<*rand Mini the names of llfty dis tinguished men who had great mothers ? Timer mother, Waller Hcott's mother, St. Tt ?rn.'iv i's mother, Il'Mijnmln Weil's mother. Hot w ??*> prni??s mothers for what thoy do for daughters who ninku the home'.of Amer Ic.iV 1 do not know of an instance of sueh re.*. ignition. I declare to you that I believe ? am uttering the tlrst wor I that has over tie mi ottered in appreciation of tho self denial, of the fatigue* and good sense an I prayers which those mothers g ? through who navigate a family of Kirls from the edge of tho cradle to tho i?' hoolhon-e door, and from tho sehoolhouse doo) up to the marriage altar. That iu an achievement which the oterual Goil cele brates high upln the heavens, though for It human hands so seldom c;np the fntntest np plinv*e. My! Mv1 What a tlnm that mother liad wit h t hose youngsters, and if she had relaxed ear'* and work anil ndvieo and solic itation of he iv-uty litdp. that next gonera t ion would have landed iu tho poorhouse, idiot asylum or penitentiary. It Is while .-die is living, hut never while she is don I, that some girls cull their mother "maternal aneestor" or "the old woman.' And if you have n grief already, and some ] ot tli" keenest sorrows of n woman's lifo eome ea r>*.r oil it over on Christ and you will ll ii'ij^r (in) more sympathetic than was tjueen Victoria, who, when her ehihlron, tie* ail?l |.rin<i?lMKAx, C.UIUO out ul the s- tioolrooiii ufier tho morning lesson luul l"'"ii given up by their governess and toliV ho w her voice had trembled in the morning prayer bweauso it was th<< anniversary of her mother's death, and that sho hail put her head down on the d?>sk and sobboti ".Mother! Mother!' the <pioon went in I and said to the governess: "Mv poor ??li i Id " I am sorrj tie- ehildroii disturbed y<ni this morning. I will hear their lessons to-day, no l to show you that I have ntt for gv tten t h'- sa l anniversary, I bring you this tflft. Slid | he ipieen clasped on tie* girl's w r i s ' a in iii'iiiiin' bracelet with a lock of her mother's hair. All you young women the world around who mourn a like sorrow, and | sonvtimes in vourlonolfness and sorrow and li.xs hur->t mil ??rvimr, "Mother! Mother!" I >n t on vour wrist this golden elifRp of dlx*in?* svmpitliv. "As one whom his mother oom fnrii'th so will I comfort von." Advirte the fourth: Allow DO t ime to 1IRA >vi|h?.ut someone's life. Within tlvo minute* walk of von there Is some one in atragodv emnarel with which Khak ? si, >^r:?'s "Kin* f.e ir" or Victor Uinro'? "Jean Valjean" lias no power, Go out an ' j brighten somebody's life with a ehei-roi word or smile or a flower. Take a goo ' '?O'lk and r?*ad a chunler to that blind inn ! Go. up that dark allox rtii I make that ?n- j valid vrf?nina I-iutIi with some trood storv r, , that house fr..m which that child ha l?een tii'-cen bv d>-?'h and t?-H th? father an I mother what an eac?r>? thf chtld has had from the winter of earth Intotha springtime of h"T v mi. For C.od> sik* rnnkesome one happv for ten minute* if for no longer a time. A vo'ing woman l>oun I on su -h a ryl^'^n ? wh?trai?rht *he not accomplish, oh, ther-? nr-? ttfl'.??'?4r?.l? of i)i??e <>' Ounrshine. Th-^v nr^ ''K;ntr's naachters" whether insl ?? or outsi !? 1'nal dell?rh?fu" organization. Tbey do mora froo* b^fo* th^y aro twenty-year* of nvf than wlfl?v women who live ninetv. and they are s ? hat?|?y just because thev make others hai?r>v. Oomoim siich a young wo*nen who feels ?'< h4s sneh n miss'on with one who llv*** ?? round of Tanltle*. cird'-as* in hand, calling an people for whom *a? does not ea m fro pt for some s<)oi?l ndvanfage. ?uh#^i aurterably bored wtion tlio call is f? turned. aud tryiug l<> l^1* y?>uug after ttho is old, and living a mo of Insincerity and hollowness and dramatizitlon arnUham. Youuk Wowuu, Jiv0 to make other* uipp>. iuiJ you will bo happy. Llv? for you no f, ami you wilt be tolerable. *1 here never 1ms l>onn tiu exception to the rule, there never Will ?*0 HU rfXOOptlOII. . I hava notiood on many of tlio railroads that the |tf>rtor will go arotto I and light iho lamps while It Is broH'l day ttfcht, and I am hi first surprised, but I afterword Aud that wo are about to enter a tunnel, and it** dark nass Is tbue Illuminate 1. Oh, kindle a light? for th 'wo who aro plunging Into llnnuolat or dumeatlc or itpirltual midnight. Advice the fifth- Plan out your life on a big ?<iale, whether you area farmer's dnui-rh tor, or a ehepherdess among tho lilljs, or the flattoro I put of a draw lot* rooin filled with statuirv nnd picture* atvl brlo.*a-vora<\ Rtop where you are and make apian /or your llfo. time. You oftimot be natislled, \^lth a life o' frivolity and giggle and indlreollou. Trust the world, end It will -Wat yon if it doe* not destroy you. The IlilouhtnhU) wan the name of tin enemy's ship that l<ord Nelson n pared twice from d Mnolitlon, bu| tbat nemo side afterward* Sent the ball flint killed him, nnd the world on which >ou smile inftv aim at you the dan lliest wenpou, Ii*? a Go i'a woman. Thin moment make tin mlvhty a change as did a oolloga student of KnglAtid, ll? had neglected hU studio*. rioting at night with dissipated companions Suwi sloop In.; In the e'assroom when ho ought to have been listening. A fellow student (?ft'no Into his room one morning before the voting man 1 a n so viking of Iih 1 arisen fro n hi* pillow an I H'lld to Mm: "P.ilwy, yon are a fool! You are wasting y-vir opp >??! unllle*. I> > not throw away your llfo," Pil *v Kjtl<li "I was no at ruck with wh'itl^ivild thi* flay la bail until I h'a I formed \a\' i>i*in for life, I ordered my lire to be alv?u<y< laid over nighty I erode at 11 va an I lilv all day, al lele 1 to each tyrnlon of the day It* proper brunch of siu/y aul became the Renler wrangler." wftjit mi homv^jWCt was when a r solution dellnlcHly [ijn^trT changed n young man from a reVtleas an I tlms wading stud eat to a oonsneratod man who stoppa I not until all time and nil eternity shall be debtor to his pen and Influence! Young wvnan, drvw on' an I d ' i ie what y >u will be and do, fh l helping. Write it font In a plain hau l, not lik * the letters whtvih Josephine r?*o?j'. v I from Napoleon in Italy, the writing k i scrawling nui a ?aUornd tlrvt it w.is sb'tt dimes taken a m ip of the seat of war. Pat the plan on tin w ill of your room, or write it in the opening of a b'- ?nk book, or pot it wh ve y )\\ will be <\vnpt'lle 1 often to S)e ii. A thousand i-piMtloUs of your coming iiu> y >u oannit Kettle now, but thore i^ one <|U wllon v ?u oiid HHttle iii'ieptndent of wxnin, angel and dovil, an l that Is thV y >u will b < (! hI'm worn iu now, henceforth aul forevur C'ltvHp hands with the Unigtity. Pyth'igora < i" 'pXJS.udt' I Ufa b.v the totter Y, beeuM4 it i-arly divides Into two ways, Ijoo's out for o iportunltles of oheoriug, ini)>lrtng, r.M 'O lug and saving all the p v?pl ? yon can. Ma';e e Inagu" with the eteraliles. I hoo'j your present tin I ov-U'lastlng wa'e'.y. f'.ivi I Hrewater Hai'l thrit u <?.) ?i?*t I ?'l ?nging to our fiydeni enlle I l,*?x dl'a comet Ih lost, in it ought to have appeared thirteen Unto) and luu not app8ar>?l at all. Alaj, it is n >1 only the loit oo'uo'.n. bu- tho lost s'ars, and what wore roiHlil-rad IlKel slarj. ? Heme of the mo't brilliant and ntoady aouls bev > disappeared. Tho world wonders lit the chargeof tlie Lig'it lii'iga le. immortalized by Tennyson. O tly a faw of thi 000 got ba'jfc from the clmtvo, un lor fi >rd f'ar-llgan, e?f the Mas ?e^lto guns, an I all tho havoc was done in t wenty-llvo mlu u'.e?, the charge beginning at ten minutes past It o'olotM, an I elosing at thirty live minutes past 11, nfi I yet nettling left on Hie ttnltt but dying mrt dn^Jt men, dying an 1 dead horse-*. Hut a HWaller proportion of the men and women who g ? into the battle of llfo como out uuwounde l. The slaughter has been an I will bo t'.'rrille. a>i I we al) need Go I and we nne i Ilim now an i we need Hint all the time. And let mostly there is a new woman, as thore is a new man. and that is tho regenerated woman made such by the ransacking, transforming, upbuilding, tri umphant power of thu spirit who is s i su p *rior to all other spirits that If'' has been frthlled for age? the lfoly Hpirit. Outofcor titan wheel ever turned on its axis; <|ui-:ker than fleetest hoof ever si ruck the pavement; <|uicker than /.Ig/.HM lightning >r droppe I down the sky, the ni.tvjming p ?u.u* T spt-ak of will revolutioui/e your entire ualure. Then you can start out mi a vo; age of life, defying both eal tt add evelon jf : aying with Dv'iin Aiiord: One who has known iu storms t-.> .'ail 1 have on bonl>l , MLivc th" roaring of the gale ^Kr\)i:in my Loi'-I. He iioldsnle when the billow* s:oil? . t ?h*ll no't fall: if short 'tis sharp, if long 'ij< light; Hu tempers all. TCKKKY SKI'IMS I'OWKHbKSH. A Powerful Fleet Assembling to Aid lit the Host oration of Ordar. The news from tlio different provinces of Asia Minor continues to be grave, eou firming beyond doubt the impression which has pre vailed for a long time past, that the move ment lins iirni med proportions which itayo placed It beyond the eoulrol of the Turkish authorities even if the latter were really do MiroiH ol |Alsl)liitf tho Mussulman^ sa"roln? Armenian*. In fact il.i^M & very doubtful whether tho Turi ^ 3 g would llro uu Musstllimtiix if they b 5 c 2 ~ ordered to iloYio. ^ ? ^ 3 ^ It im known' ttuit there tue <?!??- jg I i .1 1 n of t lit? Kharput massacres: tli jis ? " * r I lie t welvo I hi i 111 in IxdoriKl'i1; I ? > ? P ti'--c g ? - - ? ? . . C" . _ missionaries thcr?< hurned? in npito <?f tli?'iiMsurit!i< e <> D ','? g R ^ to the I'ldted States Ambn->nlor, ^ f ^ o0" NY. Terrill, that ih>' lives .mil proj5 3 !?>*} ?. Americans would t>.< protected a; $ J? B ?" g. it was announced tlmt tlii? 'IV ~ % g |S ? ? dnrme* had liimn detailed to ?hi J * ?i"ns. The American tuis.*ionnri< cs ?n|???il. and uru now in iMifety. ? tin** not I il ed the P..i t lint t Ik* It P t wi.l hold them responsible for_> C- ?? ill'* mii-sionanc>t. - g ? In tli** district of Mnrdiit. whe^ p ?s , lar^c. ebnsii m |*. '(iiil.il i< >:i of i '!"* -t ~ I g Syrian*. a number >>? v ' 1 1 rt : r? -<3 |j? -V ?" 1 ? ln.nifil to t ill' ^| oil l|. | ; I If tC O J-. 7! [ r lute and sufr?'rlu:? from si -'jii"? .% ?~J 1 c posure and hunger. . .p ? a pi | f I'hiM, uuthrcak I* regarded u*jr '? 'S- ji t K'uill' ?nit and us indicating |J ?? p 2 I ' ? rnpoittn. ?li r??-*t ??? I from VI, 3' ? . . ? : us! oil '"tirislian- it it- 1 no' p i? 13 C Arin -ni.'ii (''iriMlnus in pnrti<" P 2. rally belj.-vctl i < ? be tliecas: p* ?? ?< h dilb?r?<4?l co;;ipU:?l.in oi-E 9, * !l|llt t t'f . ' g {-> O No definite u 'lion 1- kno.vjiti?* P taken by tli'* ;nnl??>sa'lofM .if th? . 2. c; <t is reported they will Join in r | 5 Porte, informing the g'vcrnuiei & w ? tail that in spite of tin1 r<'inoijj| n'ooiutni'hd.ition.-i of tin' |>o liavf now r?M'-ii<'d a iia;{"' iij^ wij?'r<< it is ovidont thai tln> Ity i*. not sulllciont to )|uoll it o tiirl'iiaiv.- which ar-- tircaliiin,' ok& Js" tM'.'oim* ni,','Wiirv for thr? |iow?r ^ t?Tfst- of i liii-ti.irity iui I liung *t ? i ?*i 1 < I to tlo'" liiwrdiT" '<?,? 1 1 I *i lit I > varioiiM port ions of ilfjj hh o plro u tilt! otiIlt in rcslnro ! autS ^ g (??in ot i;o\ i riiiii'-nt i.-t iiia.iKiir n? ? j In ord?T to iMrry out th?? ily,. tC s* |iowci>, th<< tnoHt powerful tli??t jo ^ ^ ioK<-llii?r in Ik'Iiik' fi^rctJil'h'd at o. rr* It will <*oiisi. t ?>t at'O'il thirty hlup*. liX'ludtiiK n ?l '"'ii tiatlliw llrst ? lasr-r h ?Io?,oh ??r v ? Frt'iiohfj i 11 K half a dnwn l??ttl?-'hi|w?. ?*??? warships, of whi'di four will h't* i,*ht Italic:! warships, of numb ?lass t' lttl'-j.liip ?. l h- Kri'.jsli It th? llown' of tiii< Hrlti?h i #vv I M intly h<*in< rrtlutor?'??d. V Mas-a. lit Ol C'lIKISIIAN.s !>b ft* ?, 2 C 3 H t A r^oivoil In Rnmo ? andri'tta, N'orttiorn Syria. ?ays t^*'"4 3 2 ' ?t?< <>f christians has occurred of that town and in tli** prcxoin? T* 3 huudrcd Turkish ftoldlora who ' *" i;ny n.vil^tnnoo. It in added that , Aioxaiulretta arc in danger. 3 5" 5* tli'' pr.xcin, r* % 2-' ] Horn whodftj^ * p T ^ c , European ^ rft c" * aoffcr. V J^hot HlwSfstrr. ? *>* " yVith cool d? lit>erntioii the 10-ye?r?old kou of Former iterf^^cnns, near Crop by, T^nn., s!:ot his 15-yeor-old sinter throtiKh the head ' s iiidoy nl?ht,. killing her#," Rwently, while :'??? Iniy was .sick, li?i a?ke?l hi? M*tor to Rive aim sv?m?thir.K to cnt, but (die n-fiifil, hitv i 1 < Instructions fr Hfc the AttendliiK phvsieian 1 >t to xlve him fod^fxeept nedirwU-d. Tho . y . Krew nui<ry inla told l?er If i?he did not icodUlA himUUU l*T ybn h< t?t tflh CRISI* Ft) It FllICK MlliVKlt. lie Addresses the General Assembly ul* Geoi'|iu *?u Fluuuce*. Tho Kouho of liopresoatatlvos ol Ucorgi* unanimously adopted a resolution invitlUtf Hoorotary of tho Interior Smith to mtfl thy General Assembly on tho Issues of tho ? lay ut hucli A datr* ns ho may liud couvou tout. Ex Speaker Crisp spoke in tin* hail of tho Houso Wednesday nltfht In response to u siinilii r Invitation. Mr. Crisp cotjllaod himself almost exclu sively to t ln? llnuiu'iul question and in tin* [ oourm* o| nis rmiiurks doolnred himself inn* ?|uivu?xilly in luvor of free, unlimited and , Independent eoiungo of silver, ut u ratio ot lo to 1. llhi urtfuuuuit wtw Confined to u contradiction of tin* statement made l?y tin* advoe?tos oi a koM staudard to tho eft'oet that froo coluuKO/would result in silver mon ometallism, aU'J that values would- bo de creased. * |(0 idvlWHl Oil from tht P6IU0 eratS of Georgia on llift" question, nn<l said t hoy should insist that their representatives in tin* next congress should Insist upon tho making of a platform by those who elected tho l'realdout, and not by those who lived iu Mates thut ill?l not furnish tho electoral voto. lit* said that there were many Kood Umno erats who favored a kjuk'Io gold standard, Imt that their views woro as much at va riation with party principles as woro those of li ihch tarifl voittuOrotH. In view of tin* fa )t that this speech is con sidered tin* opening one of tho cantnalKii for til** IJ idled States Smatoranip which will be made vaoaat ppon tho expiration of Senator (ionlon's t?*rm. ami that Mr. Crisp Is regard <*d as a probable candidate, Ids utterances arc taken as significant of the platform upon which h?* will offor himself as u Honatorlal candidate. ? _ ; ? A'i h ot out >. t'rrv or'ionuoo, ( lilM-'AH (-'OU.STV. | M* l'n<NK J. v ! i 1 15 KV maku* oath thut he is tho ? -niof pirlitor of tho firm 04 l>\ J. ( jikn^y J* t o., ilonitf l.miuovi In tho Cily ot Toledo, t'.imtya el st iit-afonn aid,*nl that said Una wnl pa j t .0 mini of ONIC IIUNJU!Ki> l>t?f^ I, V ItH fur cftc.'M.ud every o <>c of ( ati.i 1 h Unit < 1 i not bo el red liy tid> into of 1 1 \ n/s ( ' ATAiiitn C- ir x itf. l?'n >,vk Chicm-v. .S vorn to Ik* ore mo ;? >1 1 Ktioscrllmd in" ny p t* ci:c ?, thl i Oi ii day of Di'cemoer, \. 1 '. jSoG. t ? ' j A. \V. til.K.VS -M, ( ( iWui u t'ub fe, I' tir.Catano (-ur> ii tii'.'on "t'Tnalty, niul him lili'-r!!. i.|i t'i'j hlo'iit audit ?.m o? oft t.. s.i ?,????. s.i. ni ltii- ; i-Miro-UHii- ,1 r.'e. *? < mi.m v ?v < V., Toledo, O. f iy- S;>>d li;- Ui'im.rinti, ; ^ Vniir I. Ife Depend* lit n Iri'ko measure upon your il'pc* llvoe?P"C? 1 y. In other words. If, from HtmnHcdt weak ie ss > our sleiu u in >i i ccoivi iik t Ih> reqiii red r. lie iiut of nout ioliiucnt, >(iua?e hoins: sloydy i-la rvc. I lo drill h . In nil ilitf s'ive ilWi-roe i* i hc> at t tulnrd inodicino is 'l ynrr'* l*>>l??p 'a Keiii<(ly. I mi ijjost Ion is inline in ely icl ? * * d I iy it, i) ' t he wor^t dy-p'p.hH iiiv ont|r?lv n nl f ii ?? tl?ly tilled by Its proper use. Ki-r b.< !?? ever) \v liore, 3|c Dotinld's >lill?, <iii. 'I ??( I prim* is th'M^iiy remedy I evor sold that would e:i,'* Tel ? e;\ :i ? oo it would lint, return. I've sold sixalo/.en In u y ear, an I t^uaraideod every box. I've n >ver h id 1 ? relurn the uion ? y f<).- a tdnn'tj b't\. 1 ? old a li, ix I'* a man wh ? liad Tetter i'.?r "i.* yeurs: - boxr.. eured idin MHiii 1 nirl well. I eon dder I am doin 5 ttu* ii rule n favor in recommend Tetterine. li. II. Tanmsr. Sent. l?y mat! fir In fctfinips. .1. T. Shiiplrln *, Savaati ill. (Ja. Klollipr* A |t p v e r 1 n l n llie (.'noil Wnrlj or Pn rkev's fi i m;er Ionic, wllh iHTi'vIvinjf ipi.xl i t jp.j ? n boon to tlip pain- stricken and nervous. f TTvC't'tTn'q f nrt* fnr t'nn-eimp'iiin b ?t'? in .My family an I |):MetiO''.-;-l>r. <i. NV. I'.vr teusox, fnk.it or, Mich., N >v. 5, n't. KITS sto^;u:l frcu by l?l?. Ki.ixk's <ji<B\T \i,'ivr irKsroitKtt. Nro fll-i lift *r llr t day's use M arvt Itiii i cure ?. Treat i*c a H I 5 OI I rial >?ot t;-- i'r>','; Dr. Kline, nil \ivb St., 1'hilu., I'a. Mrs. Wlnvlow'sSnotbln? Syrup for children leelhlmj, softons the rudure* inflanima lion, alluys pain, cures wind colfc.iV*. a bottle. When Ynu 1'nmi t? lteatl*n tha* your corns are koiic, and no pain, how i; rale 1'iii you fcol. Tiio work of Ulndorcoun*. luj Neivous Debility Good Hca'th, Strength and Appe tite CI von by Hood's S a rsn pa rillp. "f had btcn a suflforor from nervou do biljly for olstht years. Various trnatmenla ?1 i it not uive ino rolii?f. 1 wont to 'florwnuy ?'.ii'l \vas t ronfe 1 bya.Hj'ie is'. Iu a s'lort I i ui4 jiiivo up hi.s treat mtint au'l rolarun^ to IliiseouiitrvN On I iin a il v i <? ? <Y>f n friend t began Ink i<>? Hood'uSnrsnpii rillu. The first bot ti? lieu?fllod inenud .sit only I whs I not now strong, Jirvo j a ?:?? 1 1 aii'l . jiavo liu'r<>:w?i in J IH i S3 - : um 1 1? !g|!|fgt!pj | | I =? *3 8.2 ||? 3 *! :2 .,2 .. SffciS^I S.3V S-Sl^o* ??SB' rZ* =.-3 S.^.S - - irpo * ? !? a g-S.s stjl- ? ? rrrr? g g* 5- 2- O ?. 131% ? 5" o ?. P'S' f rt 2 ~ P ^ ? fr S 12 S ~?2* ? ? ?* P ? p i-n < X*. 2 13 c T) 8 > ? P ? >5SS-| r?l|f : ! i-3 i B P B f 5 cLfL- o P*t, 2- ? - lfS K-S #?di; ? ?r? ? P" 0 ^ ad srl ^?SS85o? B l, a h,m o S. rj ? ?.? 3? g -c5 ? ? p o B 2. Ot 2 ? 3' S ^ S ? S j " ?S S- ?;? f 5 ?5 * ? 7 H a o2 g Igsig^-kc ?Slf |M ||MPfi *sl *"<* o-2-s ' ??!?? 1 2*5 ^ s 5"i -?o? g 5 ^3 g "3 ??.!LWi.r ?? ? ?-'.vV a - V- rr <? l>* X cr s ? = g a& -?_ ~ m A f ^ ^ ?u r.-v ? o v ^ Oft ??>>' IS?. ?^6-c I I ?88 i< o ?, ci H* ?i WtmtH OlC*f? 00.. W|?*?,!i.< ? ,hykiiv io:.to fJcrnvcT witch haxkl c u s e s pi it s O,' ?mi).'.? i?i?fti:oi frlttwK* J.J. tLKCK, Tlrao, Ot ... PALMETTO POINTERS. INTi;itKSTlN<i I1KMS KliOM AM, OVKK THK fcJTATK. ? ? ? Horry'? Veteruui Hold u It** I'nlon at * Conway. The town yf Conway was given up Wednesday to tho Confederate veter ans of Horry. Thi?ro were about 11,51)0 people there to do huuor. More than (500 mou M Horry who fought under tho stars and burn lined up in f rout' of tho court house and marohod to Uio speakers' stand. Tho famous UrmiN Guards rallied around their war (lag ^ under their old commander, Capt. ' A. ?I. Tolar, Qon, C. J, Walker, of the Confederate Veteran*' Asiooiution in |his State, and Col. <1. H. Hudson, who commanded Horry's men duriuK tho war, woro invited, hut were unable to he hero. Congressman J. li. MoTiaurin injt*)0 the only speech of the occasion. e h Mil, ItAUWVKIiL |N WASHINGTON. What lie him to Say About Politic*, Nu I lonal and State* Stnto Senator Barnwell, of Charles* ton, has boon in Washington h>oking after u law easw pending before the UjiiJed States Supremo Court in. which ho is interested. Mr. Barnwell, in commenting upon th'it general political situation, in an interview with a re porter says ho rogrots very much that the Democratic party suffered sucli heavy reverses in tho roeeut olections. Ifo says the South has nothing to gain by advocating free' silver, and the soouor tho Southern pooplo realize that faet tho better it will He for ull con corned. . fie says South Carolina will tliis year lead nil of the \Southern States in tho manufacture u't cut tun. More than one-half of the outi e cotton crop of the State will bo manufactured in South Carolina. /?ThJvcriip/of corn and tho yb-ld of hogs and cattle is. bet ter than for mauy years past, aud prosperity is about to dnwn upon South Carolina again. As tv> the ( 'onstitutional Convoutioti Mr. Barnwell says ho belioves that tho result of the Convention will be more satisfactory to the practical men of tho, I State than they had hoped for in the beginning. ? - ? Accident to Senator Irby. A painful and serious accident bo fell Senator Jrby near his hup> i Iinnrenn on Friday. H.o was nr7ylng? the two horses ho recently purchased in Columbia . They became frighten ed and ran away, getting beyond tho control of the driverr ? *Fho vehicle was overturned and Senator Irby was thrown to tho ground. He fell upon a " stump alongside the ro<?d and his back was severely injured, so much'so that ho has boon iti hod over since .and two or three physicians have beeu at tending him. Ho was very unwell when lie left Columbia over a week ago, aud has not been in attendance upon tho Convoutioti since, and it is said to be doubtful whether ho can at tend au v more before adjournment. - A Happy K (Minion. The United Con federate Veterans of South Carolina held a very pleasant, and interesting meeting at Columbia during tho Fair. ignite a largo 'num ber of thoso who wore the grey wore present, and tlieco were interesting^ speeches and reminiscences from pron*j inont Confederates. Senator Wade Hampton sent <V letter of regrets that ho could uot be there. -<#*-? ? H is rumored that another vbig cot tup mill will be built near Fort Mill. The Carolina Mills Co., of Colum* bia, which was chartered recently, will vote taffxt montu cni a proposed iucreaso of itscarital stock from $100, 000 to $2SO,0Ou. Tlie Btuy \vcll enngratiou business is ^ fi'" ! o f11100^'?' Every week ip* dozen families arrive ; H is _ jjorthwest to make their ?. jE >_3-3 Caroliua. n * c- ? J (Jpunty scheme 1b agaiir 5" "5 ^ upon its merits. ~.Z ?"??; i'ing numerously signer! 3 % 5*2.? % ^ = f f?r an election in the 2. "x -Z2 7^2 2.2 punty, whieh.com prises y- i l is II rur? Rml Lexington. *3 "J s.^.0 T-* p |pr ,lu<i Charleston rail liavo neHrlv coiunlot* ? gOUB and Hul)8tiwitiul g gj Kershaw, and will in ?? 3 work on the passon e-a! ~ 0 ?i . , '? g" 3) oil mill has olotooil ?3. heir inability to got S a^e? tlioy are paying. ! c^that cotton. Bocd aro 1 p-o fertilizers than tho s ri 1 0 1 1 gV'r-general t>f South I S/Tbe royaltioH paid on r.'Jtor tl*> year cmling siting October, l>y tho Man follows: Ooosaw I Jn&3 1,005; Farmer'* J folflO/Caroliua Miu ?' 2? b gfl S^1'1 Beaufort I'how S^~'^S.S.<nS^"--r"K W. V. \Z>n I <2 S.S -si' ^-?"3' - >m ",J l)ftrt? ?Hho B 5-? c b ? - o "? ">'r?'P. poa?, po 2. ? 5* 8* ?? S' 3 ?* Ar01 nov-or known, g~???- S* 7'" vo hI1 pa id thoir ? 2 S- 1 " =? t. ? ll,auy old sUnd ? <t> tpS r-1 <iRU(!cIIotl . Thero ^ 1 "Croaking up" of ?? <?? ~ ~ 5* cli?nt?, and many 'ST- 2 3 e-??I? will rest upon h 5 J 'i rz\%[ 1 for .V??r? P<wt J- ma ? ?*?*** 2 ? r* ? 1 , % - ~ 2 S" F S4 ? n g* '??? Flo I- Ma. *? ? ? .n Duvtlio Timw. Union d f> v i?r?) bur- be -it t rouble n p i| ? ~ 3 l? whito and negro > gj H *? T ? ^ 5^ cr. ?;?? U?> eanip on Oi-kla ? ^-f' mllfh from ftrc?\ 3 m* ~ 2^% ~ -z* ' sr* 9 ?rroun?1?'<l the ? w ? p, *? c ? * Iron:* were sleeping 3. hh ^ *1 o ^ sJ ?/'r vol-'^.v f foui Win S,?H 2 2 ? ' /',,;l terror. Tt it S* 8 Ji. o" - . i r> killed ??n<l xcvural s-? ? ? "? v )? The whites r?*ented ? <*.?..? TTfrtr- ncarv-* bv ih?*. eon (r?'torr??|d b:i I ItilV'-'Uoin-.l to drivt: thiuo a tvny. A New Party Prot??JHf. Tbr?? hundred PopuliH*. dbMffccteiTDetn oernta and- Republicans, held a conference ?t HirmlnKham, Ala., un Wednesday. Hon. J 4". Sible>, of Pennsylvania, male a warm silver ?pfech and wa* loudly ch**?r*>d. It la poaaib)? a aew iw?rty to l?o known a* the Fr^? Hllver Hon?v?t election' party, -will ?** or gan I tad 1 ? : Highest of all Id Leavening Power.? Latest U. All ImtiieiiHC liloek of Gold. Tho ltunk of Montreal In Now York has | received froiu Kootenai, Jlrltish Columbia, tho s*'<*ond largest Itlook of gold that has over pas&od through tho New York A saay office. It is la tho form of a sugar loaf weighing 2.485 ounce*, ami is valued at ?41,H57. The gold coiih? from tho Caribou mine. The hank has also received from the llor?o Fly Suino in tho same stHiWn'a gold brick, weigh tn^ 1 i'I I j)iiniMir*rnl)i)il at $26,154. The metan^nrgln gold of groenlsh tint, similar' to Australlunj^old. Refuses the Certificate of Klect^m. Kx-Speaker A. J. Carroll, Deiitdnr^t, of, LouUvillo, Ky., has doolliiiid lo/%oeopta (?oititioato of election to the 1, 'glalhlmo )>o uauso hjn Republican opponent wiw quietly Induce*! to quit the race by Ida fr lends, ami wi[l Htaud for ro-olootlou. If defeated, tho Republicans will eleot a United Stilts Huna tor without unseating any Democrat In the Uoua<i. Tho Mexican Government has ox* tended to lrjruooopathio physioians the ?amo privileges grouted to old-sohool doctors in, tlmt country, snd it is ex pected that within a year there will bfl a well established homceopathio eohool of mo lfcinoin Mexico. I-uta tho ncti.o.l and lcaults when ^?lfnip < f T rj;. h tr.'.:c:i; it is pleasant and refiv&Mng to the ta?te, nnd acts j ^hily \ t vvov.v^ty <,11 tlio Ki.dneya, I i/ivcr Jiov/elf, ctamsrs tho frys tern t T::j -U rlly, cold^, head ? ?hca tied i- vpr? trnd cures habitual' vonslijmlion. Pv rup - of -Figs h the :niy remedy cf Us Lin J cveir pro winced, pluisiurr to thji tasto r.ud ^y ccj)frr>]? "f> t !?o Ffomr.cl), prompt in *t* ration nr.] i ,v.\y hcijsHcial in it3 c<te?ix, j rc-ir.r? ! only from the most healthy r.i;.l agreeable substances, it3 rnanv excellent oraliLie.i commend it ? o all r.nrl havo made it tho -most pop'.j.rcr remedy r.ry.v % ?Sy;t:;> cf iigd is icr ralo in 50 cent bullies by nil i ?auinp* cirng '*ists. An/ reliable who may rr t h.vo it on I::i ;>t1 v. ii! pro ?,ure i. promptly f v any one vl'O vifc=hf>s to try it. ' I Jo ko* accept unyr mbstituto. CALIFORNIA F/0 GYXU? CO. &?*:/ MA.VGICGQ, ( *t. WISVHIF- AT. VO*K. N V 5" Your Poor, Tired Husband. He has wrked hard all week. < Let him sleep late Sunday mpruing, then, treat him to a breakfast of Buckwheat ' Cakes. MRS. ADAMS' LEfftR. I?VKHi.v, Chattooga IV. < Ocl. 4, 1W>5. '? ?vo medicines Have done me so much ff(5oO I can not find words to express in y grati tude for them. I was down with a complication of troubles, catarrh - of the bowels and falling of the womb. I* or seven weeks I could not | *it up. Two bot tles of I lclilree's Wine of Cardui and one package of Thedford's Black-Draught < urrd inc. 1 have recommended the Wine of Cardui Treatment to a number of suf fering women, and not one has failed to find relief by its use. If I can do anything to help bring this gx>d med icine to the attention of sufferers, 1 will be triad. Mrs. 10. C. Adams. ?vMimu in warning arouua ioaay M if ho vjero walking on eg#*." "He noeds to." "What him?" "Why, IftHt uight nfter h?> hkd gone to bad lie remembered that lie should have taken aorno quinino capsule*.' Ua up in the dark au?l tookv'otn. This morning he disooverod that he had swallowed threfr' twouty-t?ro caliber roTolrtr cartridges. "?Chicago Record* Paris had a big fire recently, when it turnod out that in I ho whole oily there wore only eleven steam tiro coginof. The Parisian^ see uo roaaou why they should introduce the Ameri can nystem when thoir Bremen can get ready to leave the engiue house iti twelvo minute**. c orn is a vigorous feeder sponds well to liberal fertiliza tion. On corn lanfts tfye yield increases and the soil improves if properly treated with fer tilizer^ containing not under 7% amml Potash* f - *? - - ? A trial of this plan costfr 4>ut ; little and is sure to lead to profitable culture. Our pamphlets arc not atlvenis'off cfrcniifa boom ing special fertilisers, but arc }>r^?tic?l works, contain - ing latest resiirohe > on thfi subject of fertiliration, and nre really helpful to farmer*. They are sent free for iho a*Ung. ' GERMAN KALI WORKS. 1 . ? qt Nassau St., New Vork. '?? in visiting., mtt "? ATLAINTA' you do not find in tlie Manufactures - BttiWUng Hint large portion of the EXPOSITION Piano. ..PRE-EMINENT IN A MS TIC TONE QUALITY.. Or ;i:iy\v.iv, if YOU think of buying a i piano, write Thi- John Church Co. CHICAGO. M-V' VORK. CINCINNATI. OH *? /;I til; liVI;Rf;TT" PIANO CO. li05TON, An 1 \??ii will gel valuably in'foi mat ion. OSBORNU'S School of Sliortla.A3Ad| ! AIII.1MTA. (U. Ifnteit hbMfc< lied, Actittl tin linear froa* of ?nt-ring. Itu im.s pvp?r<. ool<?c? eurr -nan ul ??-?! ii o<1. Stn<i tor hind'ome jr ll'r.<triit*l ?itv I'.oir.f rliwap. R. 11. rw?t< to Atur'i?t?., ?r < DROPSY ? rMiW Ul B9? r ????*??? cram - 1-* -*? ' wim vfpfMt Him cured latmt tfcwi roiniilotn oo'.ir** in H*l.F li?n flMKat HO.tT tn? i f o hi-r <jo leitei- !? placed 'Mtino?0?. (U:i>tnUA Ill's. W?C? .lOJINMON'tt ClllIJi AND FBTRtt CoMn you 6) cent#,- a t>ott'? tf. It rerM' ?nit not a ainj'e cent unln'.a ftdonc. What doe? it rnre? ?? Id. OliMa and F?T#r. Sod. Hiltonw hcr*r. 3 d. Tv^nun Fkvah. \ , ?Mi. It< mon ha?ir F?v?r. Mh. Dartt'icf Fever. m 6lh Mea?lea- . ? 7th Nin aiiia. _ _ _1 "? ? . I.itir jip*. Money hack it oiih hoi t.? lai a. AaWvonr dea'ara aSaat ?I. A. B. <lllU*t)?Al>. Savannah, O*., ProprAtir^1^' $150 SAW MILLS P?*Varni?ra. Hr?rr??? Ml. la ?oi t.iirotvrm. a. AUoZtiClawt tn\ Planet*. CoffeaTlBllara kr. Manniaetare^ fcy < SAJLEM iron W0RKS,SALEM,N.C.,U.8.A. MEN AND BOYS ! W?nl to W-?nt nil ?b?ttt i Borff i llnw to IMck Out ti Good One.' Know Importer J lion" and k> Ci'DM ngnlnst Frnu'l t Velvet nn I f fieri ? Cure when Mine I ? post-'ile?" Toll the ?k?* I !.?? '1 ??*th What to cull the 1)MT?>r<*nl P?rt? of th? Anlnnl.' Iloiv losh'if ? l<o'A I'ropcrly Altthi it?nl othrr \ a u^t'lc lnfoim?tt<*i can ? ? o'j(*in?<hf ron'lli:c our IOft-PA<*'K. 11.1.1'STN i ll.iltHIC IIOOK, whli'li tve will for A t r J, |>Jt* I Mil, on rccHpt of only rifnla Ih tianfi. EOOK PUB. HOUSED 134 Leonard St.. New York ? _v S. N . i .r*7 have to be talk<ccl to. ? Why is she . throwing away all the gain and The woman pinned down to one or two uses of PearHne^vill help that she can get. from it in other w&ys ? ,If you * I have proved to yourself that ' Pearline washes clothes, for instancc/'jn^ttfcB^ easiest, quickest, safe^CwriyT you ought ~ ir> he ready trr beHcW that Pearl inei5~ the best for washing and cleaning everything. That's the truth anyway. in it and see. Into every drop of water that s to be use I iof cleansing anything, put, some Pearline. m