Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

V The \Voum1??l Antelopo. *Tli? stricken deer flees from tha' i l terift is supposed to bO poetloai, fcnd nmy bo so; but does anyone know ! why tho deer runs awny? i A good many years ago when Penver, I ?vfts a huddle of shanties and the over land stage was In lis glory, tho \vrlter of these line# was crossing* what was then represented on tho Aehool maps ts "Tho (jreai American Desert." It was very early In the tffornlng and light, though the sun had not yet risen, when tho wagons started. Koou the leader stopped in silence, and every one ?Aw ojft an emluenco or "roll" ft vplen flUWtfntelope, staudlng^ttod looking at tbo wagons as though surprised. Not ft sound was made on either side until 4ho silencia., was broken by tho sharp crack of a rifle. The antelope fell, but only for an instant, and then bonnded aw?y. Arrlvod at tho place wh/ye he t*ell, a little blood was noticed, and, rising the "roll," the stricken deer was icon making his way not from, but to thfc herd, some 40t) in number. Then was seen a ralhcr eurlous sight in tho early light. Catching sight of the wag on, tho whole herd moved away at a smart pace, but not at a panic gait. Tho wounded animal had reached the herd, but was uot wanted; for two orj threo bucks made for him, and as long > as wo wfttched them chased and horned 'tho poor animal until presumably he toll doad, a feast for tho coyotes. For ?omo reftsou peculiar to antelopes, they wantod no "stricken deer" about and wouldu't havo ouo.? llomoopathlc Bn roy. . i An IrmtHMifto Antono Joseph, an old whaling mate wow stationed as cook of tho Cornfield ! lightship, Essex, Conn., hooked tho boss shark, of tho season on Wednesday of "rjast week. Tho monster measured from ncso to tip of tall }4 feet 7 inches, and weighed about BOO pounds. When Mr. Joseph noticed tho shark under tlic' lightship quarter, ho Immediately got out the share Ashing tacklo and baited tho hook with a round of I'ncle Ham's mess pork, which Mr. Shark very quick' ly litftdw ITineal of and was towed alonjj sldo of the ship, 'i'he gaffs were honked on to him and ho wim hoisted on board. The sh'lqiu steaks -being removed, ho was cast back Into the sea fur the Man tic partren-4<? take pictures of or some maglniitlve \eportor to wrlto uj> as a serpent. ) . ? at the Moon. j TOst as some highly clvlllzcd tares, .worship tlio EUU^ so some people lowe^ in tho scale worship the nn^. 'Atnongst tho latter may bo named the Makua, of Mozambique, In East Africa. They are a bad lot. and give tho l\>r 'Tug u oho udich trouble. At full moon they always danco and howl most mournfully. Mr. II. II. Johnston, tho traveler, says that though the authori ties forbid these observances, his Ma lam servants ran tlio risk of being whipped, and even Imprisoned, rather ?hun not go down to the beach to yell luuL caper on full-moon nights. >tt Molllo? "I>o you like trolley parties?" [ i.Dollie ?"I just love 'em. You know I'm ""engaged to one; he's a inotorman."? lYonkers Statesman^ How's This? We offer One Hundred Hollar* Reward fm any ease of Catarrh that cannot bo cuml b) Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. .1. .C'iikni'.y ?V- Co., Props., Toledo, (). "NVo, Iho undersigned, have known F. .f.Clio ney for the lost K> yen rs, ami beliovo him per foolly honoraldo In. nil hlUiiftcaa IruiwtilloDi ttttd II n nn 0 1 all y able in cmi'y out any ol>l (fn ti.on made by fhelr firm. NViwt TiiUAX, WhOleimlo Druvjuistn, Toledo Ohio. , Waldino, Kwnan ?fc Maiivin, Whole?nle I )r utfurislx, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's (Vitnrrn t'urols taken Internally, act ' loft direct ly upon t.iio blood and mucous *nr ! f Acqayr-the syntcm. Price, 75o. per bottle. Hold by air lJruK-tlsls. Testimonials free. A flnvrrnor'* Opinion. Kvei>UiJy know* PX'Hovcrnor Hobert Tay lor, of fontkowoo. sm>: "I have bad nc elision to use Titter's Dyspepsia Jtemody an I II nd it an ad mlrnlilo aid to lllgo^lloik T?kt'H beforo lcCtttrlftir, il imparls a vluor and en-l i?es* of feollntfwhleh is very t'odi able. 1 am convinced that it Is a llist-elns* rcimily lor aiding diffoatlon. "Kspccirtliy If Tynor's !>>?j rpsla Kerned y i* taken after eating." I'rire 7>i) centH per bottle. For *alo ev? ry wherjf. Mrs. WinslowVSoothlr.R Svrnp for children soften* llw. ?;?!?>??, iwliM-t* ittllmmmtc urfn. allay-, pain, cures wind colli . ?V. a bottle. II Indelvoi'DH I* n Simple It emedv. lint it taken out corns, and what a consolation it. 1$>I .Makes walking a pleasure. 15c. nt drumficin. Hrojfdoii, S. C. I lnvv c uxoa I b fixes uf Tctlerliie, lor Telter "n iny feet, of l:J\cars' standing. H* iriil Avere thick U till rrtllell. since iihIiik TrTlerUu t boy tiro irniwi n? out nov and healthy. PIchsk fcend 'inc I wo mmv boxes to use in ca,sc It should show any :?!?:> ??l refurnitu;. I'M. I lest. HiMit liv mail fur In .1 T N)inj? ' 1 rine, i^aviinti i li, ti.i. FITS stopped free by lot. Ki.i.m 's 4iio.tr Nf.hvi: II khtiiiikr. No tit s ti (I er Him day's use M a rvelmiM ell res. Tr< il Km a ltd 5 ".Mm t i i 1 1 I >ot ? I Ut free. Dr. Klln.\ '.HI \ ??.?!? St , l'bibi., I'.i. A ft ov phvslci.i n.s had K- ven me up, I ? iv Mived by l'isoV ? '.ire. I! \l I'll Miiii:<>, NN' 1 1 jamsport, IV., Nov. |wi, Ulotlier* \VIii> I no I'n t-li it'i 4,'ineer Tun In Insist that M hcne'lts mote ilian oilier mcdi cii.cs for over) frmn o.'diatioid. Take Care Of your physical health. I n id up vonr sys. tf rn, tono yo'ir -tomif h and il Restive orbits, Increase your nppet te. enrb li your hlood. d . \e out all linpuritieH and prevent ?dekne.-s ?\ .1 i Sarsaparilla Tltf: Ono Trim Iilooil I'tirifler, ? !; G for 4.Y MnftH'e Diilc '"'l barm'inlouv'y with nUOu S rillS II o^d'a jj.iraapaniia. ^..c. NATURE'S WAY: There is im fii*nn ?! y lb" i,rr'ol pre'ed Ir.g clllldbiciii ;.hoi;l<l ?? t il ?>. . There is r.o r?a'ie> i > < h l<! 'it:l. n-c,' fihonld I'lioi; a feel ti/ o' pi mit ' . ioi ture.sof ?'hlldbirln? Perfect ' y heallt.y von i? thr- , c . ordenl with <omparatlvi ea ? NhI . tend^l It th.it Mn v" Woio--n ftrp: In mot bet hco.t Lave tenlly but o ,e tJi'.ni, t. '!o pet itreri^th Knne> .iily .-md lorjiliv. McE(,REt'S WINE OF CflRDUl | u-.id toii:c Lu do this. Il prepTT^Ilie ,>fci.era:ive organn for the eomi . trial, rhortcm*- tr.nor, )esi. n? pain an i rnr. \ conflnemcfit o* its dan*ri;. , One Dollar a Boftfo. - 80LD BV Al.l> OKUGCIISTS. i CONGRESS CONVENES -? |>lt. TAIiMAUK WKLUOMKS If. . ..L The Iit'??rn<Ml IMvlue Suyn ta On ?lu> 8l?U> uf 'I'lils Million." V Ttxr: "Aod (be Lor.l opon?vl the ?*>???? of t^? yo.up< mnii, Hii<i ho HHW, uml, hnhoUl. Illo motl'nfrt^u was full of ho rum mil ohafiots I of Are round uboul KIIhIih." ? 11 Kin^nvi.. 17. TIih Amimeau Congreaa U iiasembllng. Arriving or nlrea ly arrival aim tin i ? hOUtatlVO* of hi! HICtiOtlft "f tl'H bllovo 1 land. Lot uh welcome tliam with |?r.*> ?? and benediction. A nobler ur/mii of then never entered Washington tlri i th?si who will to-ruorrow take t ????! ?? pi i ? < in Hi" s <n II ?i ? " ll '?}???* 'ii i | lives. Whether th?y no no ?* !<>ii < dp leave ? their families at tho homestead far away, i may tho basing of t It ? Eterit i> Gj I b ? uf? m l thorn! Wo Invito tho u to our <>hurohe.s, an I ; together they In political #'ihor.-vs an I we lu ' religion!) olrolea w 1 1 1 give th? o oniiii/' ; months to considor.iliou o? the best i dere-t's ' of this OOUUU'.V wj/iloh Gi I has blotto I s? muoh In the pant that I purpose t.) show y<> i and show them, ao far an I may uo.v roaeh their oar or to-morrow their eye through the priming pro#?, that Go I will b? with thorn to helpthom a* In tho text Ho Mini tho inouu ; lain* with htdn for Rllsha. As It cost F.ugland ma ay regiment* an I *2,000,000 a year to k?op wifely a t r ?u ?1 ?*-_ ! nomo onptlve lit Ht. Helena, no th ? kin* <?.* ; Byria sond? ont a wholo anny to oitolur ? on ? I minister of religion? perhaps n? * ? (?> i take tfUaha- During Iho nlgiit th a a- nv o' | .Syrian* eimo around tho villa go of 1> irfnu, ? whoro tho prophet w.w staying, At early daybr m'< tl?o man servant of Hllsh'i ru iY> I In an 1 said: "What ?h\ll wa do? Tiivs '-C a wholo army oom^ to destroy you! W ? must die! Wo must die!" But Kllslrt wis not Roared a bit, for ho lo ?!<od;up an I ->i v tho mountains all around fuH of Mts }?;*r natural foroas, an i lie know tint If I'iam woro 5"), 000 Syrians against him there w ?rv> ; 100, 010 angola for him a id in answer' ? < th ? | prophet'a prayer In babnlf of his afT>-l|JVV'l ! man aarvant the youn< man saw itjt ?v | Hoi'jim of lire harma*'* I to chariots ojf Mr *, i ftn I driver* of fjro/ pulling reins o? IT- < o i i bkti* of lire, au t wivfrlors of lire with <pP m l I Ishad swords of flro. an I the brilliance n? that morning (sunrlao was oallpsil b.v lb ? gillopin ? aolendors of th* oileitlal eivV oade. "And the T. ?rd open) I t )i?? oy?i D* th-? voun ( iniii. an I t)0 na v, an I hah ? t ft ' ! m > i i liti w i' full of h'irs ?* Htl I <: ? ir> ? - *?' I fti*e roue I #?'>?>?? t KHVta." ' "P 't ?' ?*? ' 1 1 ' J ujip'jr for *1.4 of tho t-?\t that ava I > II Mi ?>?> our side a? a Nation. If a!l t'? ? I ? -v I I are QUel with arm ? I tlKU^, I h.v? l> ?" ? you that the mo ritaiuJ at ??.n it >*. ? ?n t hjrniKRTe an I faith a-o full ??: th.? h ???'?> lit i 'harlots of dlvitri r >< ? i ?. You will no]floo that (lie divin* ? m i=. ?' v ? ?' ? ! represent It a * a wii.? ?le'.l. a h ?nio i . < I. 'i i I i iipholstero I eourtaifraliou. ,lt i-< not u ? m ? | lot l|l(o k i it\r s an 1 ?' >:i|n'r?r? <> "?* ? i mount, but an or^.mlz > I an I <? ?.n I I flr ?, Th it moam purity, |u U>o i ' ? ?* ; nv.'lt d tli v.ira'iee Ihriu^h lutniln; ?s i ??ye'? Yom, but a oh * ?- i ? ? ^ o* M i Ml our NikHolruMllsenthr ?lbn 'nis "rttjjonjfti *s loreliln/ a'^onlos and r ?? I <11 i ? ? ] n* '?? ??i ?h trit'tila'inn the in'livl lua' < ? 1 1 riiron :li tribulation Nations rift". (' ii i i ! if rag.iua, huioh irlots oT n>". ^ Jt i h i v 1 > I | know Mini this divine oipiipa .'< '?? i of our ih^tit nt Ions? I know it l>v the h s(.?rv I j of tho lasrYltl years. Tho American I * ? v ? t n - J Hon at arte 1 from tho pen of John II m ? > ? c In In lopendenco TTall in 177iV Th ??e >' > i ' without ships, without ammunition, wlt'i > it : ' uu'i.s, without tralne 1 warriors, \v t'l > t I money, without prestiice. On theotho^si !??, i tho mi'.,'htio3t Nation of tii i oa-lh, t )i ? ? i ? ! nst ar, nb's. the grandest nivio* iiu I t | most dist IiivuIhIi e I r .mi'iivi lors. ail ^ ! *oureo.s Inexhaustible, au I nearly a" N i tlons r.?:i Iv to hio'.< ltr? n no in th > I ; r. Nothinv. as against Im noe.sity. Tlie "nose of the V'nerloae eolon'ms. vv i itario l at /.ero, droppu I ?till low *:- Im-h ;i the >|ii ?rr i!li?.'< of the k-sii ira's, nn I tin > i - i i he Jni'mi'lM at small s i ? ',c.ssiw. au 1 t 'i > i jh | the wini on whloh surpass-} I all pr ? b? ? ?*< j in depth of snow an l horrors o?o?-icmW ? iirmt. Ella'ia Hiirronn le I liv tlii i ? i rtyrlan army did n )t s.is<n !?? Iiuvirc o f ' than did tho tliirtoen eolonb's en vini|ia<- ? t I nud overshadowed by foroi^n as<a |l'. SV i n I deddel theeontOHl in our favor? T'm u/.ii'f j foree.s, tho upper nraiios. The I > ?-.* >ii au I 'White Mountains of Now Ku<lnu-I, th" ! Iliu'lilan bt a'on'i the Iiu Is m. tho ni iunl i n ? 'of Vlr^inta, nil tho Anpiti-Vm rir"i i wo to full of ro.r*nfo?.v? non' *. w'ii ? i t'l" V<iu ii ;< m in Washington si?v l>v faM'i. anl his men en lured tho frozen feoi, nut ? ; i ? | tfnnirr'mo 1 wounds, anl the ??x'ia in huifltf, and tho loii^c march lie :au>" ",oe | 1 1 >r^T?ponod t he ov?'s of I lie youu i uiiin. a i I lie saw. nn 1, bahold, t ho nrjiiul tin wis full ! nf lior.s"M Had ehariotM of llro roun I ah i n ICIlsha.'' Washington himself was a mlri i What Joshua was in aaoro I hUtory th ? M^^t Amerie.ui I'nwld?nr wis in s? ?ula1, his. . \ thou sail I other men ex.?allod Mini in [ ! dilTarout thinvr<?, but lie oy?>>ilol Hij'n a'l in 1 roun Ino.ss and eouiutoteness of ??iia *i,t"-, j I'lio world never khw his like, an 1 p.- j'i t ?lv never will nee his Ilk > ii'^aln, b v m s ? i ?r < nro'iably never will l>e anotiior su ? i .<,\ i<eai?y. lie was let down a divine ? i< : position. Mo was from God diiv ?(. I do not kinw how many cm re i l ,;i> liistory of (hose timos without a l i>ltt"> ? i ' eoatesi wa" decide I by the uoner Plrm in IS-II, wli'n our Civil Waro i-id" in my a' tho North and at tho South ? - ? noun.* 1 1 11 National snloid". 1? wi i >' con ra-,'o against cowar.llcv', ll wa-> n >l w'lllli against poverlv. It was not lar^e >: i'.>< a gainst .small States. |( was h MMisni a r rn ? lieroisni.it was the resources ?iT nrin.v i.'en- | or. it Ions against tho rosomves of g >n vi'io'i-, j it wa ? the prayer of Ihe X inii a gain 4* to ? proven of tiio Siuth, it wis ouo-hali >. la* Nation in armed wr ith ni)<Uin< t'l ? ??i,i v I half of th ? Nation in nr. no 1 in I i g .i i ' i > i. TViiat ?*ould come hut oxter. nation? At t tie opening of the war tha comm i i I - in- diie,' of the Undo I Slatos for.' '- '.vi i mtiu wiio had boon great In bittle. l ! Uioiint ii horse, in, d ho ro In o:i tln> I ? ? J I ? ? - fl "id in a eiirringe, nskini; the driver no I ? jolt it too inn di. During the in<>a to ? r.nir Vears of the Coldest on the S i I' l i | side, was ii mm in t fe, wh i h i I io h ?' -? vdns the Ido >4> of niKn v :?ii'?'*a' ions m , warrio.-.s, himself ono of th > be-*-- "f | ("tniru'uis ;o and l'i>rro (i irdo, (J-mtp.: r i . aa 1 Oh ipult.ipo ?. A? th" yea pa*4" I oa nn i th * ? 'roil of cnrniige iinrdllod thei ? ?? im ? \ mil from l> ?tti sides >( li -rois-fi, uud u ?<:!? >:i rih. anl a determination that, tin worll it i l , never seen marshaled. An l what but ex termination could Colllf when I'iiilip j Slieridnn and Stoneivall jJa^ks on ni"!. anl S.i' hiiniel I, yon an i-Wdney .T.dioston ro I ? in from North a?ifl South, and tlrnnt mil 1." ?. the t \v- > t Iiu n lorbolts of i?att ie. cla ?'i ? 1/ we are n Nation, nud yet we :i ?- ? r. pea 'e. F. irlhly eourage did not det'ido th i ooiidlei. I tie upper fore .m of the text ? t*i?* v j toll us there was a Initio fought n'? >v ? I it ' ? '.xids on I. v.'koiit Mounlain, tint th"*-.' ivis - > n 'thiiiK tiigti^r than tirit. Again, the horses an I eii ir?ot> o" ii >1 ca n" to th ? r's >uo of thl.s Nation in |s7'?, at i thi? close of u Pr-'sl lontiisl olo.'tlon ta . >ns . for ferocity. A darker clou 1 yet settle I oown up. ,n tliU Nation. Tlie result of tii ? <?; ? ni ui wa- in dispute, and revolution, not b " v ? ??? two or ihreo sections, but revolution in ??v.-ry j town and village and city of the l.ei-lfi Sta'es s'jeined imminent. I Iv prosp ? ?( was ! ta:il New York would throttle N'oiv Tor*:, and N'-".v Orb'nns would grip New Orleitn*. and j 1> .st on. 11 >s?on, mil Sivunnah, Savi?naiit nod Washlnstton. Wnshltiijtoii. So r. ? - ? d Mr. Tildou wjvie'o.sted, other* 8 lid ^1 r. II iv"** ^ was Me.l.tWn l how noar wo name t > uni versal massa -re tome of us gues!?o<l, l?ut *? < I only know. I aserilio our eseapo not to t hoii-sty and righteousne.*?? of Infuriat I p i; tieinn*, tint 1 as-rlbe tt to the upper for-" of t'.i ? tox". Chariots of m?royrolle I i'1 . an I thv'.i^ti tli-i wheels wero not hoard anl t'ao flash w is not soan, vot all through the n* i i la ns ><f tho No'th. anl tha Sou'h. nil i r F. is', and tho W?.it, though the hoof ? di ' ll ?' clatter, th? c i valry of Ood tfallonc 1 hy. I tolt vo'i fl.i1 Is ths friend of this Na'i on. In lU" awful ox?itom?nt at tho massa -r" of f.'e- , ?"?lo, when t'o^re wa? a proapeet that trrai* ? ? .slaughter woul 1 op ?o nj>oo th> Naflo ?, c, . l bushe l tho tornpast. * fli iho h?!uI excit ?? ment at thi tlm j of Oartleld'.s ass issma i Go 1 put Ilia foot on tho no^k of thee ? ft ?: To priv^ b* on the *ido of this Nati > > ( nrfttr* from tho lest eight ??r nine srr ? i? \i tlouai harvests. a>?d from the Na'ional hoaVi of th? last quarter of '* oontnry, bm s ; rary exc sptlonal. and fro-^ t'io g?"\, rev. ?%U of ralbcion. an 1 from tltf HBtVi il|-.' ?*( J |hs ehuMh of Gi I, an 1 from th i e >a* ? n ? blwomlQ? with asylums mil r?*?or m ? v ? ?ustltntloiu, ahl from an KloniziM'm weicj j ' ' 1 pfoiuisft* that i hlrt whole laud la vo bo a para dise, where God shall walk. I am micouragnd moro than I can toll you _??! 806 the regiments whooHng vtowu tlj> nky, and mv jnramluds turn tut-* dox >logi?.4, au i that which was tli? flo ? I Kfiday of th i Nation's crucifixion bojorms tho Easter mora of its rtwurreotion. oour*i (l > t works through human liidrumentalltbn, an i this National battermont is t ? o?? a? among otn?r things through a aorutlolssol ballot Sox. My tho law of registration It is almost impossible now to have ltbual voting. Thnra was a tlfno? yon and I romomhor it very w?ll ? when droves of vagabonds wandoro I up and down Election Day, and from poll to poll, votod hera, and voto I thnra, and voto 1 evary wlnre. au I . tUor?? w.u no elialton^o, or it tlnra were, it amounted to nothing, bo.uusj nothing ?ottld so I lenlv h > pr/val u > >n tho vagabonds. Now. In ov-u-/ w ?ll <> ? gaul/.el nolghborhoo I, every voter it Wit'oli'd with imaroit n ir uluy. If I a it in a region whore 1 a n allows I a v >\ >, l m nt tell the ragliitrar my nVn *, ail li > v ? >' I I ? *fn. and how long I hav> ratl in I iu Hit Mute, ani how long I luvi i- * *i t > I in t ' ? ? ward or tiia town <"iip, an I if I misr'nri aont fifty Wilua**4s will rlH?au I shu in * o i from tlioballot b>x? Is not tin": a gru' a I Van 09? An 1 thin ikpti-n th i la.v th i' ir.* hlblts a man voting If hi hm b it on th > ?de ?? tlon, A stop farther n?a la t ? h> takm mil that man forbidden a vol* w a j lm oT ?-.> I or takoa a bribe, whether |t be In t ?!?-? s'u >> of a froa drink, oc ons'i p %I<1 d >w?i. tin suspicious ousn oblige 1 1 i p. it th ?lr ban I '<'? i the IllbUi an 1 a vaar their v>ia In i f lb ?/ vj! o at nil. Hi, through th j Ht sr ? I oh h; of o i ? Nation's in 'fra go, ra 1 nriilon will o > n ? d id will fiava tills N itlo.i t H r > i <"i an ar >u?? 1 nonl Hentlmnt. Tior i bit mv i? bwi muih dlsei|s)|oi} of mvr 1I4 ail im* in ?r ils. M ni, whether o- n it th >y a > v olowh'U Is right, It iv > t > thln'c wii Is Wo htv^ mm w'o luv? it i I tlnlr Inn Is in tin pnblio Jratrir/t'i? m ?*t o' th ?ir lifetlm *, Hteillu< a'l tiny n rtM 1 ins th >irh in Is on, <lis n trsin ( e'o |?i i i!lv a'? ? ? dishonesty in publlo 8)rv.inN, an I nt y\ with t w ) or thrai fa iillbM of tti ?lr o ,v i p.*> i iiiii ; 010 (uently ab >ut t !i "% )> ? t i'.i iioltiim? ?ntu 00 n nan lm int. Th i ?(it )stio't of s i'irio y H't l dfit't'<entt?)4i Is thru ?t in th i f ? ? > <>' thi < N itlon as nevar b >forJ it'll tn'v<? a ptrc In 01 ? p ilitlo.il e rtitoits. T t ) <j t Mtio i ? ' N' i> lioial Hobriots' is k >ln t ? >b ? r isi ? it full van I deferentially heir 1 nt th i l> i- of over/ Lexis, latur.i, an I ?v >ry II >me of 11 )??;? mntatlvji, it n 1 overv Htate H uiato, an I an o nnlp >. ? i* v^ie ? will ring dow.i tli ) s'< / a 1 1 a n mi th' > Ian 1 aud bio'c ag tin, #ayin < t > th ??? r 4l*i? I ti I m of dritnkniiass wiilo'i Ihri.i'on t > w nl n I lone nnl ohareii an 1 N iHo i, "I'm fa" j <<'1 ib t h ; i (5 > ii *, h i n > f v'ther, an I It s'i ill (by pr >J I w.ivji h ) Sv J? I." i ? hava not in my utlu i a siiliv ?' di? [ In trt nent as larg.i as tlt^s'i t b>w o.' n inn I rt wing, Mv f ilth is in thi ii > n - f ? ? i >?, j fi ? itpj?*r arn'ai of tin tew. CI >1 n m ? l*il. Too ?!>t irlots a?* ? n >; it i v i nlo 1\ It V n w nil I only pr.iv mi'i ail wh'i y I t-v u in the ii ? >1, height iv it>?- fr 1 1 1 f.- > n t't ? w ?!l of Oiristlan r ?r n. it w ? i' I '? o 1 1' I of v >i, a< of this o n of th > to< , "Pi) I, >,? I 0 ?>ne,lthe a.y ii of tin yo t t * in i i, n-i I In nuv, an I. ?> ?h >! I. the in > i tt tin w i ? fn'l o' h>.M*i nnl '?'ri'iots of llt*> r ? t t I a'? ) it KU <'i i." When th i nr n y of l'i'i ?u n ty< it Inl j 'j it tli>. his s il.li 'n w ? v try ma vi lis j > i- ,g > I. it *i I I Itey riis'nt 1 ne t ? tin g > i sr.il an I s li I to him, "1) ?:i't yon s ) t \v t ti i v t u f" .v fo;* J an I I hey h ive s > iti t;iy.' ' \ a I fx i s >! liori W ? *e n*Trii(iilo I nt this n i'Iii i?. th ?'.r on u 11 t ? u'i i t lie g,' i it n in o* th ? ?? n u , \n'l* g .? t't t, tlx-dr o j n nan lor, H.'r i' ,? it an > I h'-n h ?lf up an I s i' I, witii "in lig i itio i an 1 v > n m ?'! "il ?.v iimy I > v>i r 1 1'; ? i m ? t > hi'" An I a' i jn w ' s i x f n v i a-* n m *u rayel niriluit th' <.'!im. of Hurioty it m iv .s > mii'iies h t v iry dis 1 >a ? i jin t, ?> i;. I ait y hi in in u > y i i ijitlni in 1 t n f'?r iti of righteousa >n 'I as'c y ? i b > v ii \ i y .lo yon r ?>!< >11 tin T. >i,*.l '! >1 VI ni:j'if v t > b If" is out* i* > n nan I yT \T i > f, > ? ? ?>" IT ? s* -? h Ilis na n '. I li.iv i jfiiis i it'o i.-'.tv f Ing that I ho uharbifs of C! > I a - 1 21,0)). an I tin tir?nnta'n * a/' foil of th ? n. I lava yon anv do a " it ab > a' th ? a J ? I of tin f'iiristiaii rolijjion to pnr,fy an I m ik id': >nf. Anivtvioan politio?.' A <?.*';*/ > ifly or qua iraiiuial ?U? Miou w ? h iv t in tiii^ i* ?a?' ry groat iiiatiufmtoriiis ? a in nfa^TOi'Io ? o* lii. and they nr ) run day an ftihcii'". an I the/ turn out half a dosi-vi a day. all ?> |iiipoi 1 an I r.vt ly for full s illlii ,* l,i?<> li ?s and m n ill li'ti. Tiles private an I llei onblio an 1 lio< prurient. fjioi imi' l?i;n n 1 1 lii^ <jfii' <lia ; onal. f. >ni< lini'nl lies.au I lie? w.tii d > thi ) haek notion. l.los <"? nplimentary and I1?m defamatory, liies Ihat n > ii i pj i.elo l?diov? aud lio.s that all the p i into in Idv.', nil lln; thnt nobody hjlieyes. l,i?t< with hunios liko ?Mui i!st (m l h ???!?? lilt?<, ii'i I lie -'is as Ioiiij us storks, an I feet as swift n * an au ti?lopo"M, and .sllug.s like aiders. i<1im raw an I seallope 1 and jianiin I an 1 sto.vol. r.-iiwling lies nnd ju nnim; lif?s and s^aritiv li"*. Titos with aitinhnent s.'rj.vi ail ruf 11 ?rs unl l;ral?lors nnl r.ia ly winnl h>'i l?ins. r.le.s l?y Christian pe >ple w!i ? u ovor li't except diiriuu olejtlons, iri 1 llyi by pjj plo who always lie, hut l?.ta! th ? n'lwlvos in a i'r Mi- lent in I campaign. r oonfoss T am nslrtm ? 1 to hav.? a forniiju oi* visit this country iu su 'b times. I should think lie would stand da*. ? I, his hin 1 (>'i his l' lokotb >ok, and dure not out nigiits. Went will the huu ire Is of tlnuimlsof for eigners win opmo here to live thiu i <?.' us.' What a disgust1 thoy mint have fj - tho laud o, thuir u lopltoii. Tin only ko > 1 thing n't nit it is tnanyof thj n ea in ii. tin lor.sla'i l t h ? l'ng'ish laugiia^i". Hut I supp^s.i tho <i t mill and Italian and Siva lish an I I'romh |. vi n?r-? I i-rinstiite it all and pi Idle oat the In leraal ."tulY to the suhsorih srs. Nothing hut t!Uristlauity will iiv i.' slap saeh a flood of iu lei.etny. I' i-> (' 'fistiau r digiou will apeak after awhil *. 'Pio bil lingsgate uiiil low seau lal tlirou go iv.iioli w.i w i le ovory year or ovary four years must ^ lit ni'o ako.l bv that roll'xion waieh s;i?aks /run it.s two groat ni >uutaius--"r >.u th-><)U'? oi'Mintiiiu intoning tin oonaiiil. *' l\iou s i a It not l>.'ar false ivitum agiim thy n 'ig!ib >r," an 1 from the other in >ua in i'i I'i; pL'a for kin Iness an I bins sing rather t Via eur^luz. Vos, \\v? ara goiug to have a N'ltionai rtliifio.'i. Tiiero are two kinds of . V liiouai religion. \Tli > one is supported by the State, nn l is a uiM+ffr of human politics, a-i I it has great patronage, an I un lerit men will struggb) for pro niii uiee without rofor ? u -e to qualillenlioas, and its nrohhlshop'is s ipporte | by a saittry of t75,0!)) n ye ir, and t liere are great enthe lrals, with all tho mit ? ?liinery of iuus|.' nOd .eauoniealx, and room 1 >r a tlioasand people,1 \ot an audionoo of fifty p ? >ple, or twenty ixjoply, or tea or two. Wo want no su i'.i ri'ligioii ns that, no snob I National religion, but wo want this kind of ' Nalional religion - tin vast majority of the I l> <ii|i|n <>i,n verted and e\ .iiigell/." I -and 'Ilea i i"v will manage the >.<''ular us well as the r 'ligioo Ii > von sa^ that tldM* Impra^tioablu? No. 1 I ne i un ix I'oining jnft a? ?; ?rlainlv us there | Is a rido himself nfi performing that j wliiidi his Counselors said was impossible, j an I I have to tell you to- lav that man's Im po- iblc-s arc ci casi*'-. "lluth He said, ; an I shall He not doit'.' Hath He command- j '? I. mill will He not bring it lo pass?" Tim 1 I'hristian r?dlgion is coming to tako j?os- , no-?ioii of every ballot box, of iivcry school- ! hi nfe. <>f every lionic. of every valley, of fvery nioantain, of every acre of ?>ur Nation n' do!naip. Ill's Vsf i'?n. iioMrllbsfaiidiug | a'l the ?<vil Intlueiii'#'* that are trving to d?> \ si r/>v it, (?< goln/ to live. Yi?vi>r n-vor lirnr lo #flhn Milton, wIu-m *'->Htnn tv:? t It'irlM h<- 1 flft-nhii { from th" "th^rca! *<j|r\?t in hMomi? rnln nn?l i <v?mhtiHtlon ?lown," l>iv? 1 )???!? iwcrn "if i|?rk lu>?n ho (iHi'rniiiii'il t ? > will this nontl? a.* now. Wlmt a if |s-- i W'<1 Cnrvtvl in rt'lin'. th" ?? f ?ii ?? > oT this i ? 1 j ? i ? . * f ! On | on" ??! 1" of in th>? AM'i ili'' O'^iin, (livl'lin j I ih from th?? wornont <1 ?v?rnm*?i?M <>f V.n- I r Clii Mi ? o(h?r ?iil" lh > I'u 'i :l ? fl "n, i ? livi-lin? U? fr>> n liv H!iii'?r<,itii ?m of V-i?. j On tho. north of m t ho .V' '?i ? S ni, wV.di i* ' 'ho uvmn'Hlini l? whi^h tV> ?ifilor>'r-? ?n I I nri visitor ? 1 1? ??L r co'iri .?*. V ?*onti- i ti n n i 10, V>"> I tii /, n/0\0)i si|ni*i ( Jf; t >lf O ' \t '>1' ? 1 - V ? I'll ?? .|i \M" I of rt^h <*'ilf I v*?ion. Oi? Sum I r "? * ??? of j r>">pnl*Hon on thl? "liiMn^.i' oi Norcii nn I 1 S jiilh I <V*3\0 >1. an' r > >->i for i v<>y h'in Ir ?:! iHi tj i? ?. \il nil 'anni. nil nn Vnl* in I alt n*.? i- v ? > f?. ni't ?!l irr?'n* hi I fr it ? * ??. Tp rrvnTfl fn t3TTX5">i1, i.i t fn r(v>rj H ?an:rUa earrvinsr ?!f? aH through mi out to th* ?x?r-?mltlA?, l?LU"n'n of D%rl?>n. th* narrow w.i'nt ?f it <ri-\rt* <*onM- i n?n*, all to h* nn >r on1* 0>v*ronM*\ | an'l all frw, anl all OhrUtian. nn I th*? s ">n ? of Christ'.'* p*r*r>n%l ral/n on If. a?v>-l? in* to th? ?xpi-tition of mnn* tfoi I n; Jil", Tfa nhtll a* 'a?t nn III* thr?n ? In IhU I worli. Who Imv th'? h'* n:<oh^r'?. or na'an? Who *Y?!I Inf.* I'm of h*r Inland fh? ?llrv o' h?r V iv i lav tha ??ol I o' h?r. Oolnr t'l ??*. thi t*'?nti>#iof hw o^rrVorl*". (hi hf \l-i of h??r ?viir>r?l ???, th? who*! of her f>ryri**,tha ri-?> of h-r HflV.lllQJH, I l?rt two OJrt'lU tin ??no roa ihintf f ro n IJi'tln'# II iv to Tl^cw 'b*' I'ueno. uq 1 tli ? othur Iron IWin/ Strait t > CilUJ HorU -Hi I nil Hi ' Hi nil ;ri I t?- m ?r.k' nil V-**f?irito lit nn<l ovdriastiu'i of .? p ?()i|l itlou vast b?yon I nil hu nvi ? > nputa* tlOliV Wit jsh'ill hnv > tin li<? iilsp't ?r??/ V' i uu I I will ilrt.ililt" or holp t ? ?l<n. (?? if, i>y oonsolmitioiis ^otc, by oara?ut prayor, bv maintoiianoo of t J li r int I h iy InsCttutiom, I?v' support of Kfi*it philanthropies, l>v putliu,* bo ly, mln 1 mi I soul on tin tlijht *l4o of uU moral. ralUlous an I N' itivntl *iv?v ? mats Ah, It will n >t iih'vi nil v .Ufforeu ? > to yo?l or to tin what i> ??? >ai m of fbU oontiinnt, *> f.ir a< e.irthlv c j nfort i> v >u ' ?r.n I A'lw* will want of It jv ? 1 1 lift Jh>v<oi ft)?t ?>*? Ihrjit, im I that will t.wA^ju jiho l?*r ^ hi I t ??<?r ? will ho r t 'i'ji n'iT|<) /Sj>ir.?. T t it 1.4 nil of thUcQuntrv w>< wM ? n I vs-y sou -tin V?)iin?<04t of ii > a'% |Rut w'? h iv ? in niviaty ahaut tin walfar ' ah I tin hiopiu ?u of th t | tonoraflons that if ) ?%aailir.j on. mil it W'U bo a snvi I th'iri if. w'nn t'i ? aralnuialVj t rump it noun Is. wvflnl that our s )pulo;tf). liko th ) onrt Jos ?nh of Arimi'hia ii'ivinl (or TlirUt. Wiutht mi'lst of it Parian. Oua of tho mv.wi w ?n birs of tin vv >ri I w n ' th > w'Uto miroUi w atah tow ?r of p't cvi of lEfvpt. S litra'ui, tha nrohit nt an I lOulo to ?, bull liu < tint watch tow f, <uit lil-t nana ?j* "its Tii n h m >var ) I it w.th Mail n, irt?l to o'n m t'n kin r h ) n i it* ?u??i",,i'< naan o i iha outsi I o of tit ? platf <VjJJr?a ail j t ha stor os boat a'l I th i < < a i <1 a ;"i < 11 n t halt* ; fur/, an I t<nv x n'l ) I ?> t t'a ? '< an I they w kVi I it on?. a a I tli u v ?*a ? ( it ?! >w i, | but tha u i ??> of Sijtcrm wn <lo?,i out in thrt imiinrUhnhhj ri1';. S> mrm th > f i n of thU \ itloa th iMhivi.hm a it unu/ ua in-i writt iu, h idh our lluan .'oJ, mron our r ?li<ioa?. n ni w >n'i o* r i it t n >r tit i \ nttmvt writt<> t on tin of oa? chur^ta;, anl our s:'i > >U, an lor VW'.U 'H, aa I yir ho n u of ai<*r.?y, icit 'h I U th ? a" tint Of thU a >tifia ?at, a a I II ? w t< th ? h nlo tor of nil its vtrvi Inurij, na I lot< ? throi) ?ii tli ) w n't of th * a< ?? aa I t't < t > n >? mts of o vituritM? iH ot aa.* ua n >? a'i ill h? ohllter^ta t tin <|l vltn Bi'frt \Vir > nil ?llv'.a* naaiawill b > brl><htar tin 1 . brivVor 'ii th? inillnanluaH t? ? by, na I th ? w.?vl I s'i iH sn that th? Oo I w'u ? unla this oaUn<\v hit [ r?? iaam I it by JUs <?r m fr?n nil IU ? >r Dw-t an I fro it atl ltsorinn<. Hav * vott faith iu sui'i n thlu; m thi ? Aftrt' all th'* (iVirioU h ivjbm uaw'n>l>l, nn l uftof all tin wir chariot* ha/^^^nn cri|)|?lo 1, tin chariots w'liu't ElUhi suvni tlio moral ns( of his on-il will ro'l oa lu tr'. iimjih. follow * I by all tin nrnioiof Iruvaa on whlto hor-m, G?l cotibl <lt? it wilh n* iM, but If ' will n Tin waiV-m* of ih, tha falntont of tn, t'n s?i'|.?if brtiuat '?* tit. shall hnvo a pirt in th ?? triun'jh. \V? m iv not have* our niaio, li'<> tin n nn o? S Htra' u <, out in i in i vish i'?h? roj'f a a I mn ?m for cantiirlo*. but v> shall In re ma ntnro I In n mttnr ptvjythvi that, ov ia in th'? lioart of lljjir Wai oa na to ro loa ii maul r?> lo?a? 4>h? worl'l, ail our mnvii will l?a ?aaa olcu* to tha hi(<uihic> of' His w mil 1, Jor, as io-lav II > t'tr>.vi out His nr ns to ui, H?' h iv1, "BtHii'l, I h tvt ?r tvan thao on tha |>ilai-i of Mv li ia I." II v tho in'tf'itloiLof all a < >a tlai, th > o >i t a *y o ' nrnv ar, r boV you naj'c our National w ?l far*. 3 \ S ? ii * tiiuyi-co liuM w ?ra l.'?)),;U) loitwrt in t'ia rjm1 i ll m in tliu oi'y ~'ut ! tn?4 -m il lii\,l y?^t tlnir way? t?n ?: not o n > pravir ?'v?r illwota I to tha h ?artof ft > I mis. o.arrin I. T.n w iv Is all ola ir for th ? as nit of vour suo;?lloations Inav viw.irl in 'n'ia'{ of this N tlio t. liiiora fi j im. i' nuutt' <1 Uloa w.f s > ?? nv, aa I bi; n;i it t n j'< 101 f i >t hltt'i oa thi ?> > ut of Ea tit I t!tv,? was barf tl fau ? i a 1 lo a p*ni. aa I in ?,' ? ? t1 lottori o:i th ? sbla o: tha r i j';, s i i>: o.? ill h.? si-vi far out t ?> ?a ?, wara tha w.i.'b ''i' u:. oTlao," anl winu shi[>s cam by a Intt put out t'? la'c aa I f?cs'i la'-? tor^. Anl s ? snral war > than il ?? pa?il* or at '? ?tio:i in t'n ik barr il t Ii if na I n'c was nv?r (mt noon that barr al. altlnu ^'a It containo! nu.?ja?ai for Aaatrioa an I K i r.in > nn I Asia an I Africa an I nil th t islaa \ j "Mhosa^C Many a storm tisnl si'l>*. h > n<^?5lc. not m Hvt^i of kin 1a *u b/ th i'': rn'<. anl many a honn.siaa I hna-l tj ? > I na-.v't from a bay lon->; noa *. \V > iM Ih il all tlin hain'its of our Natioaa' prosp srity w ?r-? iu intorchan io of ?y naathlos- -nrivo M t? ?? im no maatln? hla?tin^s c ? n I n< il ir.i, ins. tal ilostial. not I?y a storai s!ru i'( i\? oa a wintry c >ast. but by tha floj'c of A'?a? NICAHAiilW CANAL l?AV. Vmili'i' Morgan's Strong IMo?t for II < 'osl ly Hobby Snl unlay was Nicaragua Pay at the Allan la P. x position. Tin; cyeut of the day was l!i?. reading of a letter from Senator .loJot T. Morgan, ? liairmau of the Senate committee on foreign relations. to President Collier. of I lit? I' xfii'sition. The letter was dated No M'lnli'T 'ill and, among other tilings, tin- Sen tor salt I "That it with opposition au<l niu?*h delay is only a ; r tof of tlio magntiude of tli" undertaking, ami doea not oven suggest a doubt as to its necessity, its prnel liability, its proptic location on tlio onJ.V nvniln'do rout".', its earning capacity, its value as mi in vest im'iit , or its speedy success.'' After remarking that tin* best engineering skill of this country agre* . I upon tlio route of the canal, Senator Morgan said signil!- ' .?juitly : "The great :iml inwDiilinl facts an.* now settled by almost universal accord iu j America that there is no intornalioiiat>j|Ues ti-.'U t.v retard our enterprise, and that- litis i- j tint host ignite and iudeed the only jVwjrti' a lile canal route by which tho Atlantic and I l'acillc oceans' can ho readied through tlio Isthmus of Dnricu. That this is an Ameri can ipiestion, in which the nssiJ-taiic?j of a transatlantic powct^fe not needed. and its In terfVrenco would ho ? unwelcome, is a Aouti ?aent and conviction that has tlio force of law ia American hearts." * * * * "Such a trust in the hands of a feeble Stat f or in the control of a trau*- oceanic Power would constantly imperil oat- pen',*c. We cannot safely accept either alternative." -Senator Morgan rtithl tliat-the canal would pay iutoros! iroin two hundred millions, but all rational coinpiitatioii. In* men who are ready to d<> the work, proves that less than eighty millions will complete the canal. He tend further that the vote of the Senate and ot the Mouse committee at the last session of i ongrt ss nmoiintyn to a national deelaratiou that no impcdim<jiit exists which should de feat or d"l iv tle/constructioa of the canal. I ll" country ha* accepted that solemn and ielili-Tat** d?-ela/al ion and will not be coutuut villi its reveratd. SI II. I, >l<>\ |N. A \ Irgiiiln < 'ottou >1111 to lie .Made One ' ot tin* Largest in the South. Special reports to Hie Manufacturer*' | Keeord show tin* projection of a number of I railroad enterprises in the South, .some lor ? Inn's of ei>u.-1i|eraii|e length, l>ut the majority j i<>r sliott extensions, . , t* fur connecting links | between important systems. There is eon- . ?ideraldo activity in the proji etjnn of electric railroads, and ? specially iu and around IJal- j timorc, where a number of important linea | are to be const ructed. In i'ot t < ?n mill iniittuN, there have t ?o?-n reported during the week a proposed addi tion at a cost ol 1 2*?, (KM), to a Virginia mill, which will inake it one ot the largest mills in i the entire Soul h;7v *300,000 cotton mill coin ! party, incorporated ^Jn Tcajis; a STO.OOO rope 1 and cotton factory euferpriMi hi Alabninn; ! the enlargement uftjiii 'NnTTTTf wiulnji null i ami ?<ntt iu SunHrfaroiimi, and a prt 10.000 apinUXuilll iu North Carolina. A 1 1004SSft-r#)|ioii-se?'?l-oll mill Is projootet in Texas, a HO (on ien plant is reported for Mississippi, a 10 ton I en plant Iu I.ouisia pa, ; a rice mill ami electric light plant iu tint i same State, a bicycle factory ami flour mill I in Kentucky, a ?.'<0,000 gold mining ftom- i panv in Georgia, a ?23,000 lumber eomnanv i in Virginia, two oil l/orii g companies, one of 400,000 ami one of 50,f 00 capaejiy, a coal- i mlninr and a roller null enlargement in West ' Virgin. a. " I fiarlltlc's Estimates. fteeretary Carlisle has sent Congress tftti- . jnatt* submitted by thn several caMnnt nfTI ' eors of money required for conducting the ' government for the fiscal year eliding June; :*0, 1891. amounting to #41#, 091,073. Appro* ! priations made for the present fiscal year j eijifrtig ,lun?t .10 1806, amounted to #412.7^:1,- ? Mi. Among tije ma s of detailed e.Miiiftit?s note! are improving harbor at Charleston, S. C\, tlOO.OOO; ImrrovMig harltor at .fTiiTves ton, Tex., 91,140,0m): for expense* at/Norfolk, V?., navy yard. $75,730; uaval elation at Port Hoyal, 8. C., dry floek-at Al gh?n?, La.. #100.000, the total court of whfeh r wiu be $1,?30,000; public balidlng ?t Savan oah.O*., ?IM.00*. _ ,~> -Y ? KILL ARP'S LETTER. I KM(iMS|| PKOI'MC KNOW VKRY I.1TTKK ABOUT TUR SOl'lH William Toll* of fcom* of Thflr 11**1 J IlrMki of all enlightened vtationi fhe Ku#li?h *ro iM most igUOVMI* of r.nalii Mid thins* outfthle of Kwt-'Uiul. i ho itonuuMit ido* of ihv common proiOo is that mvliiuj; ? worth kbiwifift ihij n ititl Engli.h, *:i1 hit* ihev do not disturb ? licit mind* about <>nr p oplo or our eouury. One of our l>\vs w?? over tluro Ust summer ?ud wa* %ma/vd n\ Ih^ itfuorsnco of ?omo qt ilu ir educated people- lis landlady had hoard of pur civil war, out .thought it was betwi <?:i Norih America ai.d ?s4oih America. Tint wm the only north mid Audit *ho knew of- Jler 8011, h la 1 of fourteofF, ask d my son if he hud flfcv boy* at homo, i< '?Yen'," Haul ho, 1 llfve four." "Ar>t ihey black?'1 ha innocently inquired. 1 1 in motfior apolog|j|)d by *?ayii?K h? had lend ho much about the negro* over hor? 'hut ho thought most all tho jiooplo wore b'ack. A very refined anil culture! English lady lined at our hoino wimo years ago ami asked to ictuuroook, who had proparod such doli;?ht nl lithe* Ho Aunt Ann was invited to her prosp t *co. She a*ko I her ipsny questions ihsU woro proper enough and iiftoi hits had retire I llio 1 ?dy inquired how long Auut Ann had boon from Africa. My wifo was snrprsod and said; ? Hho never was to Africa. Shu wan horn hero .vod ?o were her parents and giandpareuts." The lady th n expressed her surpriso. "Why, I thought." said she, "thai they gradually < hanged color fiom tho iidlncnoo of climate and in two or throo generations beo.iino almost while." * Wopll smiled, of course, hut she rallied to her rfwn defonso an 1 said. "Well. 1 saw aoino (town at tho hotel who arc turning white." I 'old Ik ?? Ihak there were a few crcoloa so.it (cod ! e round over the conn'ry ami then I managed to chan e I ho subject. This reminds nio of nolghbor Frot man, who fuwed at big-mouth Hob f>r going to meeting *-o much on Work days, and Bob said ^ "Well, boa-*, wo niggers is try in' b> ssv.) our sojiK" Freeman smiled and t*aid: "Why, you old fool, don't you know that a nigger haseut gut !v:iy coul? A man up in 'lynnessoo has written v hook shoit thai and it's dono proved that a iriggor lmsent ^?ot any inure a-oul than a mon key. Ho what ai'j ycu go n? to meeting for?" Bob showed his j >ou r 1 v reel ii anil laughed an t ! h(:it ( iino Iwk al hint and said: "l.ooii here, has a niel later got anv soul?" Thiaperp! xeJ tho nabor for a moment and hcr.aid: "Well, I suppose that a mulatto has got about half a soul. Bob laughed tmnnltuouelv and ra d- "Well, bora, dial's nil right, hut I don't sco lnw a soul can ho split in two." The other day 1 traveled in the car with u it Ohio farmer who was very la kitivo mid friend ly. He \\ us omplia'ically a horuy-haii'V d son of toi1, for li's hands were seamy and cracked ari l Ids s'umpv llifuefft looked like iron claws. II was on a bust, out, not from drink. lb.' had bought a cigar from the newsboy and^from tho way bo managed it I know he w used to (he ai Ijelc. ?'Going to tho rxp->?" Raid I. ?'Wall, VOH," *?id llO. "I'VC gf-t HCT.IO llrtbOfB along. \Vo hoi tor wanted to aso the <>outli now that Ib'iua uro gitting ftlon.*, jKMceablo ami i there wagent any danger. Mighty ohver poo plodoivn he it, H.cm like. Wo lmvont neon any ilia uiiwnco." "What were y?>n afraid of?'' si^id !? 'Oli, nothing much, but yoit/oo it whs a pow e ful long ?tr* tch from ltomij and there aroeo many niggeia down hero, anil our folks whore i liv>: don't like nigrors. I stoppO.l over a tlay tn Cli.il unooga nnd gaw lo:s of niggers and I hey sot mod to bo ]n aceaMo enough ami was I hv t?* more I nn iliati iho white folk , BO wc concluded to come 01 further down. We want to pot acquainted with von people and maybe wo 'wilt like one au dher both r. Homo of 11* aiogittiu' tire d of si* mouths winter and1 would Ijko to change climate. Wo liavo b-en talk ing about it 8c.ver.il years, but bohio said tlio war wasont over down here mid Boiift* nni 1 tho c'imuto was too hot and sonic said tho niggers won .', perish us out an I our prracher said would liavp to turn dem ciats tho first thing or Jeavo tho eounlrv L'vj "<A a g?ol f.uin of l'S lores and ! I cai sell it iiiifr day for MG.COl. ft pays a I good ill crest oif, th;w. .1 R-ild SUM) worth of I hack when" lust w'pol; ami It-') bushels of apples. I I laiseca tie and h'gn and patato.'S and hopa ! n nd wheat an 1 ooin an t fowls an ? everything. I but my wife is niiiniu' downhill; Khe works 'oi , I In.rd a u 1 tho di o or says mio would livo longer | | in a ?vni iiier climate and *0 I'm going t^ook I around for ? farm afoic I go bao't." j lie ta ked fair ami honod and was a ramMf. i ropy of thonsan Is of those pcoplo who liavo I ' been for half a onnturv as ignoront about the | south a -i if wo lived on another ooiitino it. Now that. pian can buy our best farming land I for ??',(.) mi acre; land that will produce evcry I thing that'hc grows in Ohio and cotton mil Mvoet potato s besides and ho would liavo ton moil' hi to Work in instead of six and no doubt his wife would livo several years longer. IJut it is all right and loss no doubt been a b'e tmig.in disguise that tlio ti-Io i*>f immigra tio.i went west, instead of south. As Mr. I.oomis mid, our people hav<> pre?ei\vd.tlieir \mcnc.inii-ni i?l I urn no A. l\ A., and ncvvicxpoct to be,_buj_ 1 do tine to mingV with our same soil of people; what you e ill a liom ogenr.ou ? poople, a people | who value good principles and truth and fair iih-'h in tra le and rwpiot for law and revercnco I foi* woman. . , Hut 1 like that Ohio man I traveled with, and Irs sort- would find welcome down hero in Uixio. Ho would have eomo long ago* but lie \vrs afraid. He did' in know anything about ns ? t-v crpt that wo would ti<ht. "^Iiey all knew that,"' ho said. . ^ \ .. , (tut just coiifidir .tlioao Lnghsh.Xl.voii then editor- are rid ciilAnsiy^Kiioraiit of our cotin I i v Drily a tow d?vs ago li union yAily pub- j Wshod a hrefnoticj ot out oxpoaition and lo cated it a' Atlantic Oil y It told ftf the Lib erty bell thn' was takei/froni the douio of tho Oi.pi ol at Washington \to opon tlio exposition nuh mi l that Professor Hooker Washington, wlio was a lineal dejceuiair of Oeorgo \\asli in ton the li st American president, nude tho oiKiiing rddresn, and that oil ? of tlio iioveltioi w:is n |.'i\ ve ol eottouwood tjiA'S full of cotton. Hid tliftl tli" ? \ j ? jsition iciliz'd tlio dro nil of 1'iioiuas 1". (S rad . llm fatb.r of the solid south. II w is i Imt f r t'liin lers? It |t??!>s liko a ioke but I! was not. 1 knew an 1-. igliHtunan who toi.l inc h<? had been taught Hint cottQU , re-.v on largo trees and w:o gathered t y tiMiig ' "The ?mili has always been b?lter ae<ptti?t e i \\ i : h the north than the north has been with j rrt. Our in?krr1iAiitH iiwl to :o iriitli aliout Iwiee a vear tyftb'-v their go<?U, ami our rich iicoiile viaitrd fieir citi.s mid watrriug pla es tv i v hummer, but <h re iva in<iliii.g for rluin tocomodown here for. Albion lonrg.o cinio down .11 a to n'd all born noli l i -ians. Oovernur Altgwhl- said tlwoUier da v in l.i< beaut, ful address Hut wo were all horn ? rator?. Mr. I. wnus fays wo are nalivo h rn \imric*n patr.o s, and Several hpoakerg s.iid th-.t ho?piti)l!ty was an Inborn -outliern trait. I' i" icaily refro hiiig to renl tl'Oir pta'ses and eo iipMni -ills. Tlio other dm a earn* an of wagons iurl peiv ].tc . am-- Il/oii^h our to an m.-ving to lower < ieor 'in. line 4 f the head nvui was sick an I |)r Calln.u . v sited him and pro?Clbrsl, and tlio t.riMcroiiioii'wa titled at the drug store near t,Y 'J'iic Him .i-:.e.l tho Hoc: or for liia chargo and be mi I: -No charge lor that, my friend, voii arc too far trom h mo t>? eliargo I lio ibii'Ks tol l him t!ie i?h in) an I tlio man siut: ??WpM rn-hmni. ? rto'i't understano you p-o .,le .1 .mil hero. I h'u able pay my way and t n .nt to lie; it. Ill re ? ?? s. v-.nl him digicom in; Ir <ra my accti-- ? ud m -le will keep cnimn t when wo wile ? Iiow we a ra I re 'tod " Tho mnh i*. I leliov. l?.e baokbane j , f .or Ma nation ih brov. n. and !i? v if tor the . nord, and ii.ohouHi nill firtlj hs*ift?u ] don'. r.*k them to tuin Ilemosrat", b'r WT | h ?> ?! *o.u '<? that af or t icy han hr. ?l with ii? /lwIi le. Wo aio light Miiartly in th<- m noriiy i now. ho fir as nitional i>ohlic? i* con* i cn est, but that . on troull an5b.Hly hnt Uu-p s majti x - f.n t tho ravcnuoTTon. and we , Hep o . In* id #-iua? In" ver republicans to till , ? li - .-pic * s w .. ii b l m" c Mo :/? tin' IT* #xd n proceed, for ?h tl.er . h ^f.ft is:.! h"V, t-.*i w (,x gold unJrivjr.wo C II Stan I It if they can- 1 1 ii-ad Mr. ft ?,>'.? sp o h an I 1 aijvP'dud of htm. He la one foreign-b >v?? ??'??? wh 'in onr po?p!o .lo igiit to hon Alnvja ?r >..i his n f V.-- > nas i^en an ail >pV<l s-?i '?? *?? '^' V , Uittiiei.ia k'tidr<- 1, no lamily p;.?tiue. be >ha , unaided. olimUxl hi- w-Y to hon r pi? I fae?, and I lierc i? i ? H '.in upon I. * none, in* au all dog* '"'k "? ""?? 'J? t ar tn ??it no' trim to iImj ? 'i<ht <*f the left Ur,noaow.i?Wv. 'ion. of riMh-rndduy. Unx AHP.Jn Aftanti O n titution. ^ - 'Bnbteritie for thin Highest of all io Leavening Power. ? Latest U. S. Gov't Report * Absolutely pure c on th? Pacific*. \ The latent big log raft experiment on the Paclflo coast has proved a great suovsg, the fli?jt entiro success In the history of suoh attempts. Tlie raft was built on tlis Columbia river, and contained between six ami seven mill ion feet of lumber. It waa made of piles so closely bound together that not a timber of the whole gre?t hulk was movable. Tho raft was started from Orogojn late In July, in tow of the steamer Miners, and arrived in San ?Francisco on Aug. 2, after as smooth a trip as though It had floated down a .plaeld river instead of over a con siderable stretch of the Pacific occau. It would have taken several score of ships to trasport the lumber, and ttye owners of tho rnft havo cleared some thing over $Ii2,T)0d by the success of the experiment. Several similar rafts have* been started on a similar trip, buf, while ]ouo or two havo been a modified suc cess, "several of the largest have gone to pieces In stormy weather and been a Itotal loss.-? Chicago Chronicle. OJVI$ ENJOYS Both tho method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it 13 pleasant and refreshing to tho ta?te, and acts getUly yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver and ISowebj, cleanses the sys tern e(Il:ehjaily, <lispe?3 col ds,^' head relics and peters and cures habitual i -onsti | fiction. Syrup of Figs is the o:.!y remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to tho tasto and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and Jrnly beneficial in its e fleets, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable eubetauces, its many excellent qualities commend it ! to all and have made it tho most popular remedy known. Syrup of tfigrf i's for sale in 50 cent bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable. ;dp>ggist who* may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes t<> try it. iJo not accept any substitute. t a CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FHANCISCO, ( AL, WJiSVtUF. r/s ty york. n v "An Ounce of Prevention) is Wortiiira ? :"/ ! Found of Cure." An ounce of healthful food better than a ton of ; medicine. Buckwheat, And throw away the mcdiciue bottle. . - T> J >4 JOHNSON'S Oil 1 IX ANfe FKVF.ie TONIC! I'oitfi yon 55 emit* ? ho'.tle If t> i'ui-ch ynn? Xit?l not n Mnc'n cent uiilenil it Whit doe* it cure? I lit-. CiulU and Fover. 2n?l. Hilioua Fbvjj 3 d. Typhoii) K^*n. 4?li. ll< ni'irrliftgic Fevvr. Mil. l>ai>KU? Forer 6th M?Aal??. ? ill N?'ii algia v. 8th. I . a < i r |m?. ' Mnn?; lock K on? liottivui Aak atoai ?. A. H. CJiHA til'KAt?, Naraiinali. Qa , IV npristnr. 4 To ttouofAt* Mack VcWet To rruovate shabby black volret, add two labl^Mpnoufula ut ummonia to hulf a pint of hot water. uu<i apply to tho velvet with a wt Iff bruMh. ruhblntc It Into the pile mo as to take out all stains an<J creases. Then hold the velvet oV^r aj hot Iron until the steam raise# the pllo, aud It Is perfectly dry, -*> /f in visiting , ,n *m 1 ATLANTA ?> you do not find in the Manufacture* Building that large portion of the ' : ^ EXPOSITION* OCviTED TO 7fte ? .ME-EMINCNT IN AftTISTfc TONE QUALITY,. Or anyway, if you think of buying # piano, write to either Thb John Church Co. CMICAQO. NEW YORK. CINCINNATI, on THE EVERETT PIANO CO. BOSTON. And you will get valuable ii, formation. "JBiigfht; f _ <p costs cotton planters more than Jive million dollars an nually. I his is an enormous waste, anil can be prevented. Practical experiments at Ala bama Kxperiment Station show 1 conclusively that the use of " Kelt nit 1 will prevent that dreaded plant disease. ? )i?r |'ai:ipli!el -i ;'?re ti .t aJvcrtUinfi ritrularr,. -boom ing '.jirria! fertilizer*. 1?ut 'nri: practkal \votl;s, contain ing the icsiilis ?>f I, nest experiment i m tlia line. Kverv cotton f.irin?-i MumiM 1h?v?.* r\ lliey itr? *cnt free f?'i the .i-kinj:. v GLRMAX K.U.I WORKS, .1 N.I Sl.? Xi.W Vtuk. " OSBOnNB'S (('Hit-Mil 1 (tyd/Zdae A AND V Sclidol of Sliortliniidi \ AMOUNT A, O*. Wo'int tiwlu mm<. Actual bitMiieas trom il.ty of ( tntrritig. ouohM?ii mp?r', coilngs eurr -nov to I i ??'?<!( 11 S#ml for hr?nfi*om?:y lllu*ti'aK> I citt ? I?>jrii??. HoirJ ch?ap, It. 11. taro j>v<> to Auk js* &. TTIK AKRHOTdft CO. <toos hfiir tho world'* . nimiimO t.u.'titifK?, bwaur-e It has toilucotl the co*t of (? wind t?wer ?<> I wliut It was. It Jtas man/ branrh tiousivt, and U* goorts an/1 ? v&imr k. at your floor. It can mid does ftirolsh A bHtcr ?rtlcl? for le*8 money than nt her#. It maken Pumping And Unarm!. Steel.OAtvaniBWlKlter Conmlotlon windmills, Ttlttaa r and Fixed SWH'I Towrr*. fitcol itnu Saw Frame*. biM?l Fwd Cutters ?nd OmihU ih. Oii Rp|iiioM!on ti win name one ?>f lh**e articles that It will fnrnhtHmttl* January 1st Mt l/:t tlio usual price. It also Bttn Tanks an<J I'irtnps of nil Mods. Mini for eatalflmxy Psctwy : !M; KockwtH a4 FlIlMr? StrircU* PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Clear.wi ?nd brautlriee the baJt. I Promote* a lti*url?nl frwwtb. i Never rail a to Bortore Or*y| Hair to It# *outhfi?l CoW. I Cure* toalp dlWwr* li hair tailing. I 40e.andtt.UO* TtruatdB. PAJrma posmoits <? r AU ANTIiKI> IN WHITING. StwbttK' toj?l>:*U> cnuritu in HAI.TIhn Tin* at RtLr tho KXTKMSK iTolliar eo,l?g?g. 24 placed 'ant montli. A rtdrra<*t mio* UKoktiU nf)H. COM.KUK, Ut. t . .!? ? AQknts \V**TKI? ?ii ? vor> Mntf ln*4<i/to..iic.' Comet" raimrx. KnltivJj iitw. I'follt* imniciiw/ Addro* Alk-n, Oleyon t X. U C'iw>w, Wli>. 8F.XD your ? t?K? .111(1 we will rliow JTOII how to in ^eciii (i?y ; ah*oluU'ly miiwi w? fur nish Hie work and tiwrb i you |rtc you work la l<v>?lliy mad wyotr ?ddr*>? ?nd we will ? ttso twrtr.rw faffe r^T..--.-.rsr *v ' ?tglmtclnnriiritni of ??> Wtptv work: ?txoliM^ly kur.-: writ# m R011I/JMM ?*<Tl lUXa tOBMSl, n?* I.H, P??r?w, mmm. _J ? I? $150 SAW MILLS rTV?rm?r?. IW?TyS?w MID* fos l.ttnUo-rnv ?. . Alio W-wl rUn?i?. Ooff*? H?l1*r? *e *.t.nnct?T?d fcy SALE* IRON WORKS, SAL?M, H. C., U.S.A. j ?.;N.U.4?r " . . / ' You're clipping coupons when you use; Pearline. Isn't every saving, ^ ^ big or little, a coupon thaf s clipped aiul. paid ? And wherjp s a more satisfaction way of saving than by washing and cleaning with Pcarl ine ? Thai saves on both sides! Saves excrtioi) 'and hard work and drudgery for you yourself ? while it's saving actual money to your pocket, in clothe* and time and health. It's by just such savings as these that genuine coupons come to every wise and thrifty woman, 475 Money in Chickens. MCHLY IN CHICKENS ? IF YOU KNOW HOW To keep them, hot It la wroDCj to Irt tho poor thing* FTTTrr xnrt Vie of ttw t*? rio:m Mm .irlir* v hicli afflict than hen In * maioritj of * Cur* eoiifd hn??i t*? ?; < ltc*t< ?1 bud n?? OMIIff |l*ni, iiXif ? utrlr kr.owl ?<TV ?Kh'?? r? \* pr<v ? nr. f) from I ho ONE HUNDRED PACE BOOK \\V offf-r liiilifn'iV IN# IKXIKII. lirKMt!(Cn?(

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 06, 1895, Image 4