The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 17, 1896, Image 4
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placed upon the people by bauking in
stitutions in the smuller town# of the
State in the praotloe of usury. Itsaps
tho life and exiatenoo of the largo imm
her of our farmers who are in <lel?t
and compelled to borrow, eveu upon
the harshest terms. Thero can bo no
defense f the orime. X would suggest
as a remedy that a law be pawed re
quiring tho burden of proof to bo
plucod upon the plaintiff iu every ao
' tion brought upon a note or account
to show that usury has not been prac
ticed before a recovery can bo hud. If
this evil had not impressed itaelf upou
yon, I feel that nothing that I can do
*or say will oause you to realize it. The
past year has been a prosperous one
forfvery industry of the State. Our
farmers have been blessed with abund
ant harvest; our merchants with good
collection &J>d larger profits; our
banks and factories Have paid haud
eome dividends^ our State bonds are
C bringing a premium of 10 per cent, in
tho market* and mr all this wo are
thankful. % The burdens heaped upon
os, however, by tbe\ National Gov
ernment continue to be inoronsod,
and in time of peaoe the National
- debt has been inoreased to. the amount
of over #8.00 for every (inan^j woman
and child in tho nation; Ujfou the
heels of it wo are threatened! , With- a
fejreign war, whioh would menu stag
. nation of the progress and develop
ment of lijo entire South, We believe
iu tho enforcement of tho Monri o
doctrine, but let us hopo that it it but
a feeble effort to bolster up tho repu
diated foreign end domestic policy of a
great political failure and monstrosity.
I invoke the blessings of God upon
your deliberations.
Jno. Gary Evans,
Governor.
EXCELLENT
.SHOWING
AtADIS BY TIIK STATIC PKNlTTJPi
T1A11Y T1IIC PAST YICAlt. 'W
The Annual Report of Superintendent
Ne?l RuimliiK l'l> to the Now
pineal Yeur.
Below is given tho annual roport of
Superintendent |seul of tho State pen
itentiary, which ib tho only one or tho
reports issued oovoring tho transactions
Up to, tho begfuniug of tho now Huoal
year provided for in thp Constitution.
Tho institution soofoajm boMn good
oondition under Col. Noal'a tnanngo
ment. .Instead of being an exponso to
tho Stato it b?giuB tho now fiscal year
with oash and supplieBouhand amount
ing to $15,GD5.87. 'lho report roiub
oh follows:
At? required by law, I'ba vo tho honor
to submit/ my third annual report a?
superintendent of tho South Carolina
{>euitt ntiary for 14 months, ending
his day.
. I make this repoft for 14 m'mth*
\ instead of 12 months caused by th.
itnow Constitution changing tho fiscal
hrour from Oct. 31 to I>eo. 31, mnking
jtho long report thin voar instead of
yncxl.
/ I am glad to nay thut tho financial
^ oonditiou of tho ..pooitoutiury in good
W? havo bud heaVy oxponsefl this your,
Oaused by equipping throe Stuto f .ir him.
which wore leiisort* to private pnrtiei
before I was elected superintendent,
which leaeo expired with tho year 181) I.
This ohango caused us to buy 0-^
mules and horses, engines, gins,
wagons, tools, farming implements and
buildings, at a ooht of about 812,000.
The crops for t$P pnat year on th.
three State farm were good as a whole,
and on tho (share farms fairly good,
with one or two exceptions. 'J he
State's sharo of tho crops as follow*:
1 , 1 8.1 bales of cotton, 25,150 bushels of
corn, JO, 515 bushels of cotton seed,
? 635,000 pounds of lmy and fodder, 1 , -
075 bushels of peas, 2,500 gallons ol
. molasses, 200 b.ishds of riee, 8300
wo.?h of tobacco, 5,000 bushels ol
oats.
Cash valuo of crops for the vcar. 868.
010.
cash bt.v rrMr^NT.
Liabilities of tho institution aside
f'oni the ?eid farm purchased, jjl,
687,30. Wo have in cash $2,110,72;
duo from conviot hire and othci
sources, $3,212 5 J, cash value of crops
now on hand, 815,000. which gives iih
oash and supplies to brgin tho yoar'i
work of 815.005.87, after deducting
tho liabilities. Wo bought Janu:u\
last tho "Heidwplantatiou," uljuiuin^
yi. tho "De'pnusstnv farm," 1,7111 aores,
for $8,450, which i II enahlo us> t-?
thoroughly protect the whole bwutnj
lands from ovorllow, giving a ver*
valuable tiact ol land, con tuioing 4,712
acres.
We made on the two places this year
14,000 bushels of eorn, 480 bale's ol
Cotton, 3,0u0 bushels of oats, 2,400
gallons of molas.ica, 225,000 pounds of
hay and foddor, C00 bushels of poas,f
J2,000 bushels of cotton seod, and wt
expoct to do much better on these
i two places next Tan-, as uo will haw
moro time to prepare and clear land
and put tho places in good tlx for o
orop. .
Owing to the depressed financial
condition of the country, wo wero un
able to tdaco jfrq .mmvi.it. for as
good h price we will the coining
year, lint notwithstanding tho hard
times and low prices of farm product-*,
we will be aide to run the penitentiary
without nsking the legislature for help.
I think wo should congratulate our
eelvea that in spite of llbodf, tiro aud
money panics, all of which wo have
bad heavy losaes from, wo nro abte to
pnll through and mako tho murfv im
provements that we havo mado during
the past three years. '
Wo bav* fnrnihbed Clemson college
during the ^ast year with 10,680 duy's
?*uU per W?^72.00;
vitb^lutm shoes end otl*er expenses
?mounting to 8 1,179.40. *W? al*o fur
? ?i?Ma ii?* Wiuinrop norua! mid lu
dortrial aohool 18,528 days' labor at
JO. <h?dU per day, 87,411.20; guard
Mr*. olothvs, shoes and other expense*
?t iutf to $J,021.42. We fnrniab
luoatio tftylam with 7,280 days'
r, at J?r day, amounting
,912.00: ^itardittg and other ex
#1,000. from whieft ??
f / ".v. * ? * ' ' * 4
received ld.lAl.66. It will" be readily
Been that these throo Btuto institution*
havo reot-ivod from the penitentiary
labor and ca>di in tho turn 817,114.80,
eft required by tho lo#Ulutnro, tree of
oot-t. For a inoru thorough statement
of the oiisU wnd oxponao nooount, I re
?pfeOtfully refer yon to the wore cte
illicit utatcment of your clerk, Mr. It.
fe. Burriss, which report I fuel sure
yon will flfid very full nud aatiafuetory.
CONVJOt 6TATPM8NX.
On tho 3Ut of Octobor, 1894, as
Bliown by our last report, wo hud oou*
lined In tho State penitentiary and con
vict oumpfl 1,60a prisoners; reooifpd
from tj^e oonrt* for tho past 14 months,
605, ffom tho asylum, 2; recaptured,
88; making tho wholo number in prison
Ruling tho past 14 inontha 1,697; dis
charged by expiration of eontonoe, 603;
pardoned, 40; OBO&ped, 40; by order of
the court, '2; by death, 17; killed while
attempting to escape, 8; drowned, 1;
transferred to tho asylum, '2; muking a
total losB, 707; leaving confined in tho
penitentiary on December 31 st, 189">,
000; making 72 priaoneis loss than
were on hand OotoberSlst, 1891. l'or
a moro explioit statement of the loca
tion, etc., of tho prisoner*, I yon 1?1
cull your attention to tho ftilr oinl
oomplete b atomcnt of Oapt. H.
Weatfleld, which 1 feel I wtftf f(ra will
find entirely Hatislaoto/y.
HEALTH ASP BANITAfS^CONplTTOM.
You will boo from tho aTovo report
that wo have lost from disease, aooident
being shot while attempting to escape,
in all 47?4 lens than hist year. We
ore glad to nay that this compares
favorably with the death rato of tho
healthiest towns aud cities in this Btuto
or any other State in tho Union.
We have not spared monoy or time,
but hn^} given and done what was
nocor?ary to p?'oniote tho health and
comfort of the prison.
I would especially recommend th?
building of two more wards to iho
hospital, in ? n.> of which to keep thy
confirmed cfti-os of lung tronbl* n . >
in the other tho su?poetod eases, wl.ioh
in my opinion would materially reduce
tin death rute iu n few years. I do
think we should Confine a stout, ^
oro'is i r soncr with one vi h Iuim
1 1 ou ?de, mi tho nu.-dical woild fully
ugrceH thiit any form of 1 u ?? K trouble
i, very ooutagious, and will ultimately
00 imparted Irom tho sick man to tho
well, with little hope of being checked
by medical bkdl. If tliueo tc-friolo
diseases tire oontraclod here by neglect
of ours, I oousider it a serious cu'iso
for oomplaint on tho pui t of tho
prisoners ami tho thinking public. I' or
iv further and more complete report,
would beg to refer yon to the itomiz? d
statement or Dr. I>. S. Pope, our
skilled and painstaking physician.
mouaIi and mxioiouu.
As to the spiritual condition of the
institution, 1 am glad to report that
the prisoners soem to take much in- ,
terost in t.io church and Bunday neb-ad
work. We have regular clmrrh and
Sunday Jjichool servicis oach Submit h
morniifg and afternoon. For ?l f"'1
report 1 will call your attention tolh
statement, of our worthy chaplain, l\ov.
A. P. Norris.
It gives mo much pleasure in tins
public w'ay to thank Mr. O. I). Stan
ley and his lady assistants for their
tireless euo-gy in the Sunday scho A
work, con^u, as they do, every Miti
,l?y i oi the weather, to work
in our Sunday school for prisoners.
Plio prisoners^ scoin to enjoy very j
much their work and help, which 1
hope will bo continued dining the coin
ing year.
Allow mo lo thank his excellency
Governor Evans lor the wise counsel
?ind h- lp given mo in many ways dur
ing tin year.
1 beg to thank the hoard of directors
for the kind and courteous treatment
which i have received at their hands
and tho good advice given.
I also thank the clerk, Mr. IV. I'j.
Burrtsra, Capt. E. H. Weslfleld, l^r. I).
B. Pope, Sergt. \V. W. Adams, Rev: A.
p. Norris and all tho ofliccrs nud
guarda for the uniform kind treatment
which I have received at their hands.
1 thank them all fyv tho faithful dis
charge of their duties during tho past
fourteen months; mid I hope our rela
Avill <u?itiiuuo us ploutaut lev the
next year as" it h is been in tho past.
All of which I beg resppotfnlly to
submit. W. A. >r?CAi/,
Superintendent.
i n ft I AX SITUATION.
Wlint the Coinptrolloi (iciiornl lli??? to i
Nay oil f it t* 8ut?Jrct.
Comptroller (rcneial Norton was
usked I'V a reporter for t Is ?> Columbia i
Statu how lie tig it red out the prohibit- ]
ity of the tttuto tux l' vy heiri|< 1<? mills j
for the eoniMvg ils.vil war, mid tli r?- '
upon ho gave tliu follow lug ? tut.-monl :
of thf-eitii'itiou :
" i'ho 1 vy for lf'Oi ';>?> is H mills, i
fhia inuuty in now iu the State livm- i
'ii Y or in proeefl* of collection. i ? ; *? j
li?ht liscul vc-ir elo&cd ? ? u O tober ill, |
1895. Tue oolioeiioiw from t he lj j
mill levy for I8j*l-'i).> will bo uppio-J
piiated by the incoming g neral **
numbly to thi' expenses, nuder tUu old |
Constitution, ot jyj.i-'sMl, but uiivU'i
tliii in. w Constitution 189(5.
"I'ho i?.'\V!?iiC!-, tlior?tore, from tliu :
3'ear 1 ^9 J-'it.'i go to meet the iippropriu- !
lions of 1 896.
"iliih iih.'iil year inu.st of novelty i
hnvo two in- nth* iii 189.\ and 12 }
1806, m.d-.in,; 11 mo ii tli<. ft Jj mills
are ucee^anry to )> j v the exp.-n^cs <>i I
the St?tu gov. ruaieut for 12 mouth*, !
.vlmt numbei <?! inn lr? ut the s.nuv ratio !
will it tiilic t > in. i-l til '3 t X J-c li-tca ot 1 1 ,
months ? There i ?> on tixtu of ? \ tar !
in tbe extra two mouths; t.iuii4< null- i
pint* I ti of i 1-2 Lipial.-> .*). 1 uull . ll i
H cert' i . that 4 1 'i mill-', V'lth the .
phosphate royuity diverted to tb" t- i 1 1 1- ?
tug luuit ami Wie ili.'j f..?.iir \ pfotitd
me BcUool fund, '.Mil ini^e u>>t at ov- j
<762,01)0, mi innutiicicut luuouut foi
iho expeuHOo ot tii<- Mute. Thin will
forco a deficiency of lidly l.G mill.", j
a Inch would havu to bo lu\iod byftho
incoming general iM-ttciiibiy for tL*
.Iscal year 1897. This will vc i 1-2
plus 1-6 for two months ? .9 or 5. 1 miil*
,-biH tlio doflcioucy, l.G nulls ihh!:?i g
a total for Htnto imrpoaea for Ji97 ot
i nulla; nud the U'TiiiYl.i C0iifititilti0i.nl
? ? - . . .u. - 1 *\ .-ill
tor t'tllicnuuil, IIIUMD L*J UlAt 19. .
?To tbia niunt then b? added all
conuty expenses, which cannot as cr?gn
le*s thin ?i 1-2 mills, judging from the
fhe grftibifttJ^C.iX ou income b
0m\ ? graduated liceifrfl oil ocanputiorii
.u?l liUitiueMt the levy dirrCliy ou th
id vnlorem valuationi can bo.r?vlnx4jMj
bedof '4 I -2 Wilis for 1897,"
V
THE FIFTY- KOUHTU CJ)KORKM
A HyuoptU of (hti t'ruueodiugi of ilotb
lluumti
TUB IKS*ATR<
The soaalon of iho Senate oo
cupled lew than au hour;V? t4roa??tha real o I
tho aitoruoon t?olug Klvea up to tboouuoua
of KopuWloau Hwnatoi?to atcrwt upon a lint
ol uotlou on thi> lfouco turt iY bill. The only
incldeut ?f jioto durintf the flftwn miuutes
oi tho auMlOU wore thwi The awearln# iu of
Hooator Woloou, 'il"t uDllcuu, of Colorado,
for tils now tonuj tho reporting of au honor*
taut bill from the oommiueo on uaval attaint
,for the enlistment of additional mon for tho
navy, and the notbo of Mr. Untie i*, Populist,
of No- tli Carolina, ol amendments to the
Hou?o bond bill, with the froe coinage sub
stituto. The amendments ifropoao to pro
hlt.it any lr.su o of United B^ttea bonds with
out iito authority of Coutvwaund to require
tho payment of greoabueks.v '.I'reasury no tea
and tho intercut and principal of bonds in
?either gold or silver, but iu Iho cheaper ot
those molals.
Senator Prltehard introduced it bill In tho
Senate Thursday to have I-ovl Jones, lato
llrst lieutenant of Company D, Second North
Curollua Mounted Infantry, reo<ivo pay and
allowance from iho Jat ol October, 1803, to
tb'Oslat of May, 1801; also a blll for tho relief
of Mrtuhew N. nini Jobu a. Limy, simulnr to
ftopra&outuUvo Betile'*. Ho presented tho
petition of Arthur Green to bo allowed
arrtuus of peuslon. Senator Tillman ore
euutod tho same resolutions from various
Charleston bodies in f*vor ot tlio coast de
fence M l as woro pr? f>ont? (l i>y Representa
tivo Elliott In tho House on Wednesday.
After a short executive session tho Senate
adjourned for tho day. ' 1
After tho transaction of soma routine
morning business Friday, Mr. Prllohard, of
North Carolina, addressed tho Senate In ad?
vooaoy of an amend meut Intended to bo
offered by him to tho emergency tariff bill.
Tho amendment la to Impose or inercaao
duties on clays or earths, lime, marblo and
etonoaii*. their manufactures, chromic oro,
iron on?, timber und Imnbor, leaf tobacco,
llvo animals and agricultural products. Mr.
Kill replied to Mr. Piltelmr.t's speech, al
though ho did not, he said. intend to open I
up a thrift discussion. it was somewhat
difficult for this Congress to gratify tho peo
pioof North Carolina. That $tat? had sent
recently t th>< Sennlo two dl tlutfulahed ften
tiomou elected, nubjtantlally, at tho samo
time, by tho sumo body, ami by tho aaino
combination. Ouo of them, Mr. Duller, la
Ida speech tho other day had arraigned tho
Democratic party far being fi^t to its
pioa^ea on tariff reform, and had given that
aa hla reason for leaving tho Democratic
1 arty and joining the Populists. Now chmo
tho othor ?ud of tho oonuduatlou, aud said
tho pnoplo of North Curollua w??ro nxtcvmu
high piotootionlKts and wanted tho xo
ona?tmont of tho MoKialoy law. Ht> (Mr.
iliii) did not know how both of tho.'o 8.>na
tora could bo Kratillod. [Laughter.] Mr.
Wultc, of California, a Ulrcssed tho donate in
a lvoeaey of hi* own aud S unlor Hill's ieao?
iiiliuna to amend the run s so us to eyt'Huish
thu eloturo system. , Tho House
bond bill. With its froo ailvor 6uo
ntliuto was then takon tip and dia
ensxud, hut no aoilou was taken. Mr. Mor
gan, a room tier <>i tho commltteo 011 foreign
relations oll'-rod tho following eoL^urrent
rehouitlon and had it teforvod to that coin
inltteo. '"ltesolvod by tho y 'nato, the I'ouao
of p,M.rcaeutati\'e3 coneurrinK, That tbo
pnoplo ol t h<> United Btatcs of America,
lliromth their represoutali e.n ia Congress
asse.inbled, oonv?'y to tho President Wild
peoplo ol t!io Kijpu'illo 01 Transvaal, their
? arneat congratulations npon tiieil* site*
ce53 In oetabliclung Irco rcprt'ijontativa
government, re.puoiioau In ?form and lit
their opposition to f.ny foreign power that
denies to thom the full enjoyment of thoao
rlKhtiul llbetll ft. Tho people of America
having reall/.ed, through iho favor ol tlio
Oo<l of natioiiP, the be-sshiija of government
basod upon tho consent sd tho governed,
entertain wi'h conlhleueo tho ph asing hopo
and l>ollef that the pnueifles ol t-eif-govern
mont will l>o aocutely establhhcd through
tho Influoaoo of the republlo of Franco, iu
Colonies, and of tii" H-ipuolio ot Ltboria and
the Transvaal, founded by tho pcoj>!o in
Africa, und that tliefie repuolicana will foster
and givo firm support to tho peaceful pr j
gress of Cliri^tian civi.l/ulion iu tho new aud
v it> t (lel.l now being opened to thooommoroo
and institutions of all tho !in>i*.'iis ot tliOearth
thromfhout that great contiuout; and thit
tho PriiSlilent of the United States is tcO" 'at
ed to eonfimunlcate th.s le.'tiAn to tho l',o>l
? ient of tho Republic of Trannvn'il." Tho
Bonato then a ijourned until M?.'nday,
In the Senate on Monday, tho two North
Carolina Sapatom delivyra<l speeches in ile
lenso of their actions und fui^on in the Btate.
The House bond bill, with tho free fllver
substitute, was taken up and uhiCUSsed, but
no action wa3 taken.
In tho Senate on Tuesday, a ptlvato pen
sion bill granting 573 u month to tho whlow
(?1 Ihirr. Oen. Win. * oys\\eji of Muwaohu
sotts (of tho volunteer unny) gavo rise to
some discussion. Tho hill was passotl. Tho
House bond bill with the flmuico committee
silver substitute vvaa taken up and discuaaed.
Tho diseuaafou of the fln;mclal question coii
suuiod tho onV..o time of tho day's session.
TIIF. HOVfcE.
On Wednesday in tho House by unanimous
consent a Joint resolution offered by Mr.
SimMinir, Republican, n: Michigan, was read
and referred to tho eon>initU!0 on foreign
iiiluira. It provide* fur the erection into tho
Statu of Hawaii of tho territory commonly
kijown as i ho Sandwich l>iiind*?, with tho
' OOliSont of tho peopi* tl>..??i*<f. it carries an
appropriation of ?10<?,0|K) to pay tbeoxpeuacg
01 tli" noKotintions pteiiminnry to tlio cou
etimtiou of tho Stab*. Tlio oouimitteo on
rules not nolnij ren iy to r< ?] >or t , tlio llouSo
adjourned for tho day.
for soui" rea.'.olV, lTOrapprrrrrt rn
face, the House caucus uii rules did not
Thursday report tin; chanirea it proposed to
ir.ako in the code of thy 1 ifty-lirst Consrcss
under which lh(L n<mso ho* no fur been
oporutiuKt aitlturfrf^ their work )-? completed
and is in print. Mf. If ndeison, Republican,
of Illinois, f;nvo uuti<*o that ho would mako
tho report Friday. Mr. 13' if, ltAptTb}lean, of
Kun'.'iU1, reported tho i;oii<>r:il punsiou ftj'pro.
pt latlou bill for the yenr eii-Jin;.; Juno fli'.h.
lS'j', and K '' o notice ih.it :;v woll'.d rail Hop
alter the report cf t!>? C jinir.Mt.M' on mica
had been disprao i <f. 1 lie oil two -C eoiieut
lont involution wni -i?-d by Mr. L.viii?
cton, of OeoiKin, utsd iMvrred t_. thj oo^ii
nnlt"o on loreiifti ntTalra : "That i:io .Presi
dent ot tho United Sett- ?- is hereby requested
to f? rthwith a-oertatn whether t; ??at jjrituiu
Is advancing her outi c.ms > n (lie territory in
disputo between in?r( <>i.>ny< f Diit.oh tiainua
and t ; j o reptiMio of Yoia*.:t;ol.\ or rodn
foreinK posts li re. of ? ?re eataDli?hod, with
troops, police or orrttti.i ???*?, and should tiiu
President become co'.-n; *unt of thy fs'-t that
a IP i'.i di military or police brco : J advancing
t" invade or i edufor eej or tdm.o tlio 17.t!i day
of Pi?N\nDor iiL't, has inv id-'d, or redaforeed
por.t.? formerly occupied within said dispute 1
territory, he dvtnand the iinmcdi.ato with
drawal of Aaid soldi' if' and tho reduction of
tiio |)Oli<:<> force 1 : t r<r..d territory to not n
greater number thiui o?cui led the 15 . i i i: h
ompAMa ..a the ufoioaaid 17th day ? ? f DcceUi
ber, 18!?5."
< j ii i-'uday, Mr. Ilondetson. Ib'pubii ??;/, of
Iowa, reported tho changes in tho rul.\> rec
ommended by the committee on ini^s ittid
ti o lli.usii proceeded to o o.Mder t'.eni r.crl
ntiin. 1'ho seB.-don wai quito a lively ono.
M r. (-'ri.o;? waD fji ? cl.'i.n plo i of tiio Demo
crat ?>. No .>;lier budm $.? ^vA ; transacted iu
the ifoi:f-\ tho bo sy c'i 1 not lUiish tho
C 'n^ derufloii of th ? repoit of tiio cotlimiltoo
OD rule/.
1 n lb" House on Fv arday tho di*enc?i'-r o(
I i.O r p"l't Ol* tho e?;:i>:rdtt'ie on r L?l? r? WIW
coi.tiuu. d. Mr. Cm lis wa:/iod to r.u'i stituto
v.vi:t'-i) n soluti "h for tlu> usual nv.norlal
(.^rVcfs, but the IIou .o voted down hi.-ipropo
fcition.
In the IIo'i?o Monday at thi op?nin?? of i
h?is!n< n re?olut|on wa? offered iuftruct- I
in? tie* oti nltteo on for<--i^u affairs t > in
1'ir? In ot ao e*po<lienoy of r^p >rtii?< to too I
il' u?? ?<i erpro.??lon of thi* iroverntuexit in!
r- -j?ftrd t ? tho ArniordH'i outrage* and iook
inj; to tho eo-on* lAtlou of t:i? ailiod powors
to "wijio ho Turkish fc*r>vornrntjot otT tho '
fico of the earth." It was referred to tho |
committ'-o on foroitru affairs. Tiio day bcinuc j
the acCuitd Mon-tav Sn t Ist^ moi.tii, %va?,undor
tlio s, set nsi<io (or tho consideration of
t usinoca of Colu:nbi?, and two nit-'aaurpj* of
oo rc.il Ir.tTov. woro paj-r.c I. Tho penf too
npproprhttloo hill for the fiscal year ending
Juno 30th, 1S?7 ? the flr*t of tho general a -
propnation idlis r<?port-.d ? was tlien tak??n
u p i uVO'TifD ! ? !?>" of tr!:o!v\ It appro- !
riatcj $141,82-5,820. which i* somo $?0,000
p? than tho a-nouiit carried by tho inet Mil
atid about thrf a an 3 aaiourt b?Jow tho f
eetirnnte^. ? Mr. OrafT, I^pul?.ioan, of
IiliuoU ftaTA notice of an n^vndinont m?k.
ina ft penaion A vetted tkht nod atUokcd
the preiivot pension poli 'y.
For four honn Tu??day tho d?b?tpi on the
tj0/t0tn\ pension appropriation bill ran alootf
Tilth# iIou*e without ?*j.e<.jai incKlfnt. The
military academlo appropriation bill waa
proeeuted and placed on the calendar. The
Sneaker nnaounoed the following member*
of the joint ooininittoo on tho inauguration of
the CltltikamauKu and Chuttanooga National
Park, tho r** ?>? ?rt of which baa not yet b*en
made to Cougrv&a: Groavener, Kelfer.
Btronc, Avery, Bowera (BepublicftnaO
Wheeler, Cox, of Twuieawe; Maddox and
Crisp.
HILL Alt P'S- l ETIIiR.
II IC 1JJ >1(7011 INTRRK9TRD IN TIIR
VICNKZUKIjAN afkair.
Old England It Or?at lu Territory
and Means
I have Just recoiv <1 a lot for from tho editor
of 'I lio A i?t> ahan Agriou turut, that in pqb
i'it t ' (" I at Hydnoy, In that f?? i* din ant Ian'.
T" ? I' 'tor lull traveled nv>?e Unit half around
ilio world for 5 cente and it worth $A t ? mo.
lor ho ? U contf' rt in w. I' hud n*v??r heard
if him, but somehow or other lo has boon
I tiling of mo through th? prca*, and #ava lie
J ut felt lti;o tc.poDdiog out of ihi abundance
< f hi* good UJL Tv>r the aouUi# "1 am an Eu*
h*' niMi." ui F?f ?. "hut all my heart w .a w th
v ur r?'oplo m their gr< ?t atrMgle. tyQhert E
to ii nd stonewall Ja k on wete my hor*>e*, 1
wi? iivinu in Eta-land thou a?*d I made a Con
federate ti>K utul hung It over tho m ntol. and
whou vonr Dual engender o 'in > I drapod mo
flay with crepe and it is still hanging where I
IvftU.
Well, i ( o u* ?e, my nnknown friend ro'e
this letter before the late nipt m e, but I hops
there W| i l> i no wa' J tat f r h a sake. lh? 1 >nx
leltoi i# fnl of information ahoii' that won Icr
fni ?i uniry. ai d even Nils h?-w tiiev whipp-d
th" rahbit' light and now m d;o tho p*t pr fl -
nl-lo by >di'ppi"g tho meat in rofr^eraKyomm
l>o'? hull t mi (ho ve *ei?. Tno-pelt iua bo tran.?
p red to forciun porta.
Mine > rcooiving hm letter we have Wens' tidy
ing geography and tho cyolopodi.m about Eng
hind and Inr p ts mioiis, Co n pared with
On at I) i'a:n'a dominion* tho Uni d B ato.t is
a mull ufTa:r. AtM ralia in u-? Iiuko a-< our
who c counti y* 'lb n, there uro hundreds o/
is) mda in tho Pacific oc an that b longsjo hor
and ?? I e has icr it. ry away d..wn in tho iin.'aro
tin ld)iioi.'B. Who o*ns a Oitf slloo off Of 8omli
Africa, whop* tho cold and dunnon la a ouud
Blio vinua ly owns Egypt an tho Nobia'i counX
try. Kh. ha* alx u as muoh 'oirhory in N rth?
Am ilea wo liavo? and he control* tho com
nu icy "i h v ral 8>nth Ameiiwn B'aUa. lloi
uii'i oli:iut in riuo is mor ? than that of another
naii'ins put t- guther. and yet thopowc a th'Rf
cov vn and direct 1 1 all at London malt*) 1 nt lit
H?< no s" xbont it and don't bra^ ha f us much
as ?e do.
Tho Uri isb can't whip lis over her", of
O'-niSe. They ha* e tried it t *lc% and fa led.
Ni i'her cownl w?- whip Ehr'hii ! o??.r tl'O'O, bu
In y i r<! a wondoiful people ft"d niftUo th
wor.tl pi.y I i*i ? u o. N<> vom er i >i* y havo
to nmeh n oncy. Tluy'wnabon onecixihol
tho iaiid aieu of tho wond and half ticcom
much ? f iIih t> a". 'J I ey Inve 2t.O,' 00 000 nib
I o s in India alo"C? fmn iitne? as many na wc
ii vo pi oplo in 'ho Un ted ^ta o*. And over
ab iIkho ci tinti t> a mid ndi-nds ai-d gov ruinent
il.ov a pomi Enclishmen to fill ull tlioi.nio s
a: d tut it it on ilio sp ots.
It iti.wi II onou'.'b for it ?? all 'o 6tndy t-eocra* ?
j>bv again and refresh onr?elve< ubotit E <w
,a d. Our best hi cesiry cant? fioni Unround
vohavo r- won to bo proud of it. ^o are
proud of our wn oron iirv ai d our ropnb lorn
i ovo nu cut and ou wonderful pi-<?grca?, but
t-oim how or o hor wo hnvo t.o yet hi on a! lo t??
i oi nl-'i'K without Eu lish money. No ? nb
our (;overnniont boods ^o thoro for ho cash bn?
id i toil- uri-a railroads havo had to ^et Uic
tii' n.y Iroin Ennlnnd to ad in ih?ir constrnc
Hon. m> it is in M- x co and Gna tmsla and
llrtZ'l Euyh'tid is our ch'ef buuHii' and the
New York l>?uk* I r?"Onlyln r bi"k rs.
Mow wo do not a 'ppo o that Ehk' '*"1 will eo
? o fft' as to fli;ht for t**? t land in Yetu z i? la.
bnt wili oven m. ill snbrait lo arhiir .lion. This
is liisio y ropeming itso f. \V?. iia I a Ion ? qutr
rel with Im i aboil < nr nT'lio s-tro l? un larv
and i oih >i''e? nia le a show of light and ner
liaps would t iiT.i toiivht- 1 nt for the o nn-'l at?,t
)ni:h rliHraolcr of Daind W, bst? r. IIo and Lr>rd
A^hburi' ti (.etllt'd It and tho J nf:o(s on both
fid a had to liu?h up and acq wc-. I rem m
b r well w! en dnrti; rroddent folk's d iy
wo hud another ru pi ura about th
lino throu li O.cgon. Wo claimed al
hat 0' >11 'ry, including Vancuvr
l-iand, and tho poliiiod w.ir crv* w.g "M- 0
or fl^hi." Bu' we didon' fl.-lit. ivi'lio'
did ?o v' t Up io that lino by sevo al htimlrtd
miles. Mr. McLano and Lord Ab-rdro i H< t
llr.ci' at ony-nin-. Thoro i.ro gencra'ly iwo
to nil mum- qi\o<iio|iB and tho aobo'-t'blnlt
>n? old men om't t?o en tied off on a pa vio'io
rmotion. Wo wc o all jmuoo* whon wo w r<*
yoim '. bnt*ag<' and <x o-jence hn? mod flel
and moll fled our f ish,:o<j. !? was no' tho old
m< n wh ? ?.'Ol fwanified in Nc?v y.?rk tho other
day when tho w.ir pan c shook up A'njj rtco .
lr w s ho \onni? and tira d and inesp'rono^d.
Jio'tl I moil know thai panic would roon pn^M
nwX v I was the young pconio who cot panic
vsiriclicn in too 11a tim-.ro tlicat.r tho o-hrr
nivhf and were ciushod to <'o?'b. Whan I wis
yoiut : I shouted "54 AO.o1' fir, h'." and Knriahcd
for 1* > k, and Umt shibboleth < lo^to'l him, and
ti'-w I don't propose to hurrah f> r a fi .?lit nn'il
t ere js in- r-. rca-on for it than I now In
th ? fl-e.i plaoo thero i?ro tonw vrrv ? tninenf
men who (bclaro 'hat this is not a ciso where
Iho Monroe doc nno app!io*. Pr >fo*-oi' Wol
soy s an s pre-eminent for hi? |?f?rnin ? *nd ho
declare* fhat i li'? Monroe do -trine has not'dnc
to d?? with such a ra^e. Whet' er i' d>" s or not
I nonfc? ttia- my impulses a- t-?k? Vo?<zne
It.'a part on generul rrinc iplc*; I' is lmma?
nnturo t" bo f >r ? lio lif 1 1* do^'ln ? flsht? and
in.' hf>yu ai\- a 1 debt ng mad with E isl.md, It
lo lia to in> though bk" this co^mifvion bust
n{i-a w i? a'r- ady out and dri'd nnd that no
in - h will bo i ii I on (Ti ?- c iflioTf.sT.Mt who pas
not .-heady committed l.im olf to Mr Cl-ve
land'- po ioy. I ? ' on' t liko that. I have nev^r
s cn Mr. Oln?y, hut hi? p ctnro In th? 'ait n>
vio v of liovir-ws looks belli^er? nt. H? looks
fni art. b;:t if be wax a d<>? ho woul I I po.
Movhoho h^s bern imprudent in hi< co r ??
p<Hi''0!>6.\ At e'l < v n * tho anher, r<fl e!iv?
pa p)? of ihesn Uni <d Siatea aro not poi--^ to
bo curried u\- av by a war cr.\ 'J hey arc gofn^
to d'.rcit?s the mntlor calmly. The arAttment
ia n"t ex'ians o i.
lint what's thA mallT with The >fni' and
Exprias? .What mado it fl >p so sn 'den'y ? It
linn he. ti our in s> virulent and spi ef d en'my
"for year-*, and n v.- /i 1 of a sudden wants en-- of
o ir'i atriotio < x Cnn^o 'erttcs.i n the coimni*
s'ti. and i ames Oo don an 1 M >rca.i and
H>inin?' n and Daniel and othe-a. It us s ad
J- el ves on us and calls ti< ch yah e. utidaun'c 1,
patifo'i andspeikaof tho v lor of thoHont1'*
o n Confe-b r cy. W1 at is to happen?
fh? N- w Yo' k >' u 1 1 t-l'.b d i ii t p ais? aij.i com
idun-n' iIcm1". T' wi? a mon h or t"o . n
ih ? ioad, I tit The Mail and Express cot ah'-ad
of Dana in on?> '*ay. Thai's a'l rlcht If it
?ticks. The Now York Tres' moves very s'ow
in il a' direction. I s dilor savs fr-? i.eoloiit
feel tha' w.. deworvo I to havo on- disab lili e
r. in v. <l, for on r crime ia Jti<? s* h inonssn l
Ira'toifju * today a* it vui wnen wo c mm t'ed
it an I it <? oulvoiit of grfto* that wo har hern
.* iv'.llv ptr-ioned. II-c uilonstia to bo btimVo
and h nltrnb . flow s tha* an a poaeeniake. ?
But wo >-i i 1 havo hope. I>et thf-m c mio over
one by one if * It y can't al come a' 0i;0-?
'?wjjtiv Ui' lamp holda out to ? nrn
Th? vilr-t sinner may return."
Now. let ti< go lo work an 1 bn 11 np onr nm
n | f rtifyoiir coaa a. I/>l us d'rr tint rre.it
canil i* Niciragin a id f-.rtifr it liko a Oihrnl
[j, i . J, < thrt wholo nation t-ett a down and
fj-i i q i r>o ing. I w sh that tho con?'i n ion
w c a o l so that tho president mold boM
oni ? :?> to c .nsrcu" vo yo.r- an'aoata :tT,
w i ii i: w ;s ilxc 1, a' ouhl -ta- fl\ <l for iwen y
\ i'. foe i,a:ion i? t.rcd of all tha?o chanc< a
?i..lpn|. bal av t ?':ona Ttiey aio fm t ? the
|v.l.' ri ii'. I u' il atb ??> t ( p <>pl .? UlLL An?.
,n A Untd Coi??ii'n on
A CblrHamnuga Monument.
1 ho General Assembly will be asked
lo make ftu appropriation for the ereo*
tiou of a suitable monument to the
Oyufederato de* 1 from this State on
the battlefield of Chicamau<;a. It is
estimated from tho bids that have
been received that the style of granite
monuinont that is deaired will co^t
about 810,000, and that amotibt will
ptol ably lio asked for from the S^ato.
Ji'horo is also to be an application
for an appropriation for the pnblies^
tion of tne Con f ederate roiis and it ia
of tho wo<t \itnl importance from a
historical standpoint thai this be doue
RtOUC* _____ _____
T<rrp?do ttont tilnvri Up In tWr.
Tha boiler ot aa ItaUaa torps.to boat on
Lake Ma?g>or? exploded ftlnkiag tho vnucl
? ao(l?ivotralug tweUje^opS* who wu# on
beam.'
Bhait ?ud (VAOodtta,
A remarkable battle between two
leviathans of the deep was wltuc4M?od
by a number of people lu a canoe, soT*^
two Suudays ago, at the mouth of the
lagoon here. A large ehark having
crossed the bar, and disporting him
?elf In the bracklah waters, fell foul
of ? crocodile similarly, though In a
1?mw boisterous manner, enjoying him
aelf on the sandy Shallows. The weath*
er and water being calm, the men In the
cauoe had a capital rlow of the whole
encounter, and I am Indebted to a
friend for the account Time after
tlino the shark attacked the amphibious
reptile, who was able to protect him*
?elf A^d appeared fairly all right aa
long ns\e wait ab.'o to keep his tall on
tho l>ed tfctthe river; buttbs ehark,
knowing tHfr-drftvn by little
Into deeper water, and eventually, after
a eerie u of assaults, g^hlm off the bot
tom, and.^pluuglrig underneath him,
ripped the crocodile from stem to stem,
wouudlng hlra fatally. Having played
about with hla antagonist's corpse for
a little while, the shark sot off, no doubt
In search of fre?h conquest* The na
tives In tho ban^e dragged the lifeless
gladiator ashoro,/ when eome Talinoroa
cut the body up And earriod It away for
food. I can vouch for tho accuracy of
this otory, for , I have had It corrobor
ated by other Avltu?*scs, and I am told
thla Is tho second time a similar flght
has been witnessed hero during the
paat two years.? Madagascar correspon
dence Pall Mall Gazette.
Forty-eifcht Years in One Ijodffe.
Horaco Dodd, of Uoston, Muss., who
Ih now 1)2 years old, has been a mem
ber of Suffolk Lodsc. No. 8, I. O. Q. F.,
of that city for forty-eight years.
Tlicro 1* I'leatui* nal I'roll
a nil satisfaction In abating trou'-lftjonas and
liaiufulllia by mmg Parker's Oui^or fouic, ^
*
Statk or Ohio, City op Tolbdo, I
Lucas Uou?tv. (f3t
Frank J. One KViu-ikoa oath that ho Is thu
leuioi; p.trtuur ..f thu firm of b\ ,1, ()ukn*v <St
J.O., ilomg nasmevi in the City of Toledo,
Jointly ami St do aforesaid, umiI thatsi*id Una
fl'l, W tl18 hum ot ONK 11 UN DULL) DOL
\t\ I C H i lor each Mm o\vry OHrttM>f ( uturrh timt
.a i not boom oil by (,Uo uaoof iIali/s < ' atakuu
LHUB' . . , 1%ANK J. CilK.MiV.
H .vorn to bo'oro mo una suosedbed in m y
;>4 e^ouooi tui ? Ov.ii day 0/ Hecvia ibr, A. 1>. l&w.
t ' ? a A.AV. UbhAS .n,
?j (jbaTj. J- i't. Is'otaru rub tc.
II air* Catarrh Cnro is taken internally, and
ta <Urc'oti>" on ih? blood unit imiconH nur/ucos
ox Hio syatem. 8ond lor ;i>stiuu?nlals?.lreu.
??- c. , . , K- J'1*"**** # Vv?>* ToIedo, O.
137 bold by lJufggists, 75c. ^
A GooQ. t$n x 1? Worth Looking After,
i. If ytt*o?rn a dojjnnd think any thlug of aim
you (mouid be able 10 treat hlin irteiliKCutly
when HI and understand aim sufficiently to
Ueteot hymptoiui of illness. 'l'hn ot'Hj ?ioctof
boo* writ tOn oy rt Clay Glover, l>. V.T5,"vepc?
e allflt u oanlue diseases to fio priuchoal ken*
nel ciubs, will furnish this iutm matioa. .t 11
a c ot'n hound, handsomely Ulusir ted bo.>k,
and will bsee >i nustptid by tho Hook Publish
ing Hou-e. 131 Leonard bt., N. Y. City, on
receipt of 40 cis. in po.*iu?{o stamps.
Alt? vvn.vt u?licluii? Cofl'oe.
Thus a Tuxas la^y vvrltoa, and I tfrow ;
tor loi>3 than }?<\ n pouu.l from C.ilzor's
Great German CyfToo Borry, coffoo bottor
than Rlol That'a n i<nn*ral voidioll A 15*.
pnekago Ibj. 'Largely uso I In Ger
many, Franco, Ilollajil andEn^land. llipyuj
In 8?ptomber!
lu you WILL OUT T7TH! OCT AND RBMD It With
JCe. Btamps to tho John A. Salter 9oa 1 Co.,
La Crosse,' Wifc.. you will got a package of
abovo groat coftoi* soo.l an I our 141 pH'40
Bood cataloguo! Catalogue alono 5o. for
malliug. (A. C.)
Supremo t'ourt Dt-clslons.
Slnco Chap. O. Tyncr bcfjftn tho manufac
ture of Tvnor's Dyspepsia Remedy, many peo
ple have Inquired au to its Oilicaoy. Chief Juh
tlcc HlecUley. <>f Georgia, hai tried it for in ll
aestlon ftnd dyspepsia, and giveb this as his
uecisidh:
"Atlanta, On., March 14, 1S04. ? Cha? O. Ty
ncr. Atlnnta. G I huvo used, and am now
aRln?, Tynor'a Dyspop-ria Remedy. It Is a men
tal as well ns a physical elixor. With Itsaid
Rndapairof speeM'cles I c an frequently hcc
tho law In spite of unsuitable or too much diet.
"LOOAV K. Rt.ECKL,EV,M
This Is a splendid decision and people aro
prolltiiig by It.
Dludciu, Ala.
Totterlne i3 a most valttablo remedy and
Sood scl lor. One of my customers, Capt. \V.
I. Ama?, had a very bad case of Bait Rheum
or Eozema, that baa caused iura muoh syll'er
Ing1. It would not ylold to the Doctor treat
ment, but two boxes of Tetter! no h*<j com
pletely cured him. 1 have also used .It In my
family with same gratifying results. Aloiuso
J. Loe- 8ont by mall for 50o. in stumps. J. T.
Bhuptrln?, SavannaJi, Ga.
We havo not boon without Plso'a Cure for
Consumption for 20 years.? Lizzie Fukhvu
Campyt., Hnrrlsburg, I'u., Jlay 4, *91.
It I* Ha Tlfinr to It^uTe Corn* With
|lliidoro><rn-,we wond^BPWnauy endure ttu-nu
Get it und scj how nicely It iun.es them off.
Mrs. Wlnxiuw's -)?joUn"ni!^yri<p for children
(eethlnir. softens th'? turns, reduces Inflamma
tion, allsys pain. cures wind colic. i5c. a/bottle.
It Is paid tliattho ptnotreo beet la Is rapidly
destroying tho nine <"oro<d? In \V>3t Virginia,
fivnrns *sn An'i-iNfintM* 1 ','T am ii'8r<
of "f*rmor?* ttrnnrhlaf lYnzhc " *nr ilnir*on'?;i
and throat i'roubl??. 'I'hevnfford instant roltef
A R\hway (tl. J. ) man killed a 000 pound
bear In his ehlekuu yar<l the other night., 3
r eeci
To# n^rrwi upon pur? blood, uud tli?y will
b* your 'Hithful a?rvH>?tK and not l3*r<innl<ni
masters; you will not bo n??cvou?, bill slron-,',
cheerful mu'I It ipcy, To li*vo $<mo blooJ,
Bnil (o ko^p it j.ur?, tako
Sarsaparilla
Hood'8 puis euro all Liver lbs. fcj cents.
lesson
in
Cooking
Two Cupfuls of
liccker's Self-Raising
Buckwheat,
Two Cupfuls of
C?ld Water, w
Stir a few times*
Bake oil a hot griddle.'
Takes about a Minute. .
buckwheat.
FITH ?tupixri fr?? br D*. Omiat
Nkuv* lUsroHCH. No fits ?ft?r rtrut u??.
i IVo ? uur??. T ( <>u tlftu * nd $4.00 trial bou
tie trvo. Ur. Klip*. W1 ArobBU, 4'hll*., 4'*.
OIVl?
Both tho method nud resulte when
Syrup of Figs to taken; it is pleasant
$nd refreshing to tho tarto, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and liowels, clonuses thcoys
tein effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and euros habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro*
(lured, pleading to tho tusto and ac
ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, proparod only from the most
healthy ana ngrcoablo substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and havo mndo it the most
popular remedy known. ?
Syrup of l'iga in for sale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggiBt^who
may not havo it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any onoyirho
wishes to try it. I)o not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIO, SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
LOuisvinE, nr. new york. n v9
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR
W. L. Douglas
?3. SHOE BE?ottoTH?
If you pay to for ?hoes, ex- ft*
amine tlio \V. L. Douyl.is Shoo, and
Rco what a good shoo j ou can buy for ?
oven lOO STYLES AND WIDTH8,
CONGRESS, MUTTON,
and LACK, mad? In all
bind a of the br.it BeJoctod
leather by skilled -work*
men. Wo
liuil.c and
bcII iuoro
$3 SllOC?
thHU nay
othor
iimnufupttirer^ha tho world.
None genuine unless ntunn and
prico is stumped on the bottom,
Aslc your dealer for our S3>
8 J, 8'i.oO, S J.83 Shoes;
6 s ; and ? 1.73 for boys.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. If your dealer
cannot supply you, 6cnd to fac
toi y. enclosing piico aud 36 cents
to pay carriage. Mate kind, stylo
of too (cap or plain), Mzo and
v. ldth. Our Custom Dept. will fill
your order. Send for^new Illus
trated Cataloguo to lioi K.
VV. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass*
s ? _
POULTRY YARD
IOH nu. AIM Eil. Written nnu ?oldl
uy n rnrtncr ?n?i rounry
ttian ofSO experience
A yraetlcal System,
onatly lenrnetl. ?encr*?>en
Ihrlrdlntwro, howtoiMBke
licnt lny. CI?olerl?, ?fcpw
A Roup .von weed not Ii??ve.
Prlcr.'J(tc.(*tninp?),A free
Put* I. A ?]\T. I,AN(5,Tto* 321 , Ch traC", 1UJ
OSBORMn'S
S3u4ine4d
BohQol of .?Siiortla.anci
AflJUHT*. OA.
N o???* txwtk* u <-<i. Actual biitinM* from 4*7 of
entnrinx. Bii i0"-? oiMr?. co|i?k? curr nav *n t
(oimIi u-o>1. I Knh>l (or li tHifioma' v tl'nMrat^l o?t?
K?^:i?. Hoard cUo*p?r tUan m any Sjutbarn city.
1 A SV1 8 V SKA *Yori?1tlnr> J*?blt Cnr#A In l?
to 'it* No Ii?r till rnr?d,
OR. J. 8T6PHSN*. Lcb?noJ*,Ohlo.
Poor ?oil
and exhausted fields which
were once productive can again
be made profitably fertile
by a proper rotation of crops
spid by the intelligent use of
fertilizers containing high per
centages of ? .
Potash. :
&u-ikingly profitable results
have b^en obtained by follow
ing this p ^an
Our NMpliliu y ?JviriUIn* *ircuUr? Wm
Ing ?j*cUI ferciliw*, w uV"ro cwu*lu; ?
Ing latest cb?? t>o v * ftrttllmjonj and
ara ually h?lirfu| ,? '?? ' noy wo vein fret fo#
ike uklna.
* OERMAN K. ^ORKS .
63 *U S,"? Yttffc,
opium
ras ijmK
U KoVci iTlll^. COtl .KU K, M?ooa< U*^
ADtfSl ftp
Uua w# ?ui rtkow ywi sow ??'
ti ? d*rt ?u oimfly fcUf?i *???*-"
u!?h l5? work ?nd ie?<h you m#
work In ih? locality wfetro *ot?
??aamyo*i' ?rt<lr?"K<?nd wo will **f
ih* oa>ln?M fullri r?io?m *r w?v#
* it?" ? cl?*r prorlc 01 93 lori-yvrf
? rk ; ??,olnwl* aurvi writ* hi i
j.T. UORG,
OtTROIT.MlCHlOAH.
TUB AWBitf0T0? CO.
windmill bnslqoM, b6c*uw K
?tnd rower to t."tt wh*l It *?<? 1F*W n*at branch
iouaee, and unppitca ?u
at tour dto. It can tnd <lo#6 lw#M ?
bailor *i ttcl ? (or ?m mone* ?>??
otliors. ? pamplMi ?u4
Ueftred. fitoolj,
<)um nlct Ion fclndttUH. I?Wu?
Mil Fixed Stool Towers, Ut?l But*?*'?
rrfrnie*. 8wel KMd Outwt tea rtea
Grinders On application H will ?**>? on#
nt iintsn nitidis Uiit.lt will furnish aoUl
jftimmrV Ut it i/J the usu?l prUtt.^
TAOkv end 4*ornp3 o?.?u -w
fniitj- lZlb, K*kw?U cad rill awe SUw?*?
Mr. Charlofl 8. Patterson, tho pub
lisher of Newspapcrdom, saya that (t
Is not often thnt ho 'jots so onthu^l
ostlo 03 lie doos over HlpnnaTabulM.
? Almost with the regularity of oloaJc* ?
worjc be used to fowl, nt u out wtrvoa
oVlook, thnt something had gone
wrong with. hie breakfast; especially
was this true If ho bad had a restless
nlfjlit, as no uncommon thlug
with liea'Mvorkers. "My Momaohf'
pnlrt Mr. Pallorfcon, "Js under the
(standard as to strength, and itfwus
at thoao tlmca to not only In Ufforj
enlty, and Anally to stop. Olouds
come bofore my vision and a slight
nausea Is felt. Then I reaoh out for
my lli pans. (Yoars of ttio soct of
thing related mado mo know
the symptoms as wo 1 As my name.)
Dowu goes ono of. tho blessed little
oonoentrated boons, anl In a few
minutes tho visual clouds lift, dig.
comfort pa.93'V3 away, stomach
apparently resumas operations, and
At 12.30 or 1 o'clock I go out for my
usual rathor lioarly lunehoon? all In
delightful contrast with my former
practically ruined afternoon?? that
I sought lo esoapo by foaling and
various doses."
Rlp&tis Tannics ?rf ao'd b? (tragglsti, or \<jr mufl
If th ? prico (ao e--nt!? a tx.xi I* snt .to Tho Hip uti
('tiO'iilcul Com n iy, No. lO^pruoo 4U Wow xyrlc.
Sample vial, lu cent*. I
S. N. U.? ?/
7|? ACKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Tlcf&;r er.'l bciuitifle* tb? tin.
Protitf/ci a lu*uii?nt growth. |
Hoviv Fftile to Bcitoro Qray
Unit W> Uo Youthful Oo or.
Durti s?!u ditcaoc* k b?lr failing.
.w. ?i>-i e i no at l)rur?l?i?
It's a slow process,
usually ? education, development, and
growth, finrrit hasn't been so with' -
Pearlinev - Pearhne 3 success has
been a wonder;' fronivthc start. All the
more when you consider the?
many poor imitations of it, tf'hich^
claim to make washing- e^sy. ' r
These things tend to confuse
people, ot course. I hey rel
o forced bn the public bVi
pcUdlers, prizes, substl-1
tution, etc. No doubt
they're often thought to
be the same Pearline.
We protest, 'Don't judge
?catini6 by the company it has to keep.
As the
IS
superior
.to the
so is BROWN'S IRON BITTERS to other medicines.
OUARANTEIS
r,irc:uu? Mo nay retorted Browru't Iron Hitter * Ukin M ATrMlel till to teneflt am
txrt.nu suffering with r>vs[*|*Ha, Malaria. CbtUi and Fovcr. Kidney un.l Liver Trouble*. Uiiloits
!)<??. Female Inflnnitle*. Jrorur* B'ood, Weakneo, N?rvou? Troubles, chronic Ueadacbo of
J, cnr?!;,'(?. Mors tbau 4,000.000 said? and only ti00 aikcd for and refunded.
iat.vu] BICOWtf CHEMICAL ??., Baltimoce, Md
(Pure Veto
ask your Dftuoeisr tor it
MS tJLREE'^
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