The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 31, 1896, Image 4

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' The House of Parliament In I/oadon I* partly lighted by 40,000 elsctiifl lamps, vvjitoh number is being con* tUintly lncroAsotL Fifty experlono #4 oleotrlolans are employed to k?op tlio system in order, Hut there In etlll * 4ia bill of over J12.000 for tbo year, Itadtoiea ami Pea a. The <Vliu>);,4f^W ftil roadura to grow the tariieot vogsteblas. Thuy par. Wwii, Bai ter's 8o?vl* ui u bred to earlinaaa, thoy grow und produ<?? every Unio. Noue *o early, ao tine as> Bulger'*, Try hU radlshea, oabtmga, l>eas, y^ .tK, euouittbera, lettuo*, ooru, mc.! Money tu it for you. Balaar la I ho larg?il grower of vegetable*, farm ?ooJ?. gn*ur<^. olevoiW, potatoes*, etc. If tc.u %it.l cvr this or* ami* ***?> to tha John -A. J**l*.<vr Beod C<s, t* ***? with 10\ iv>sw *??\ you will sW Wi?i^? m?M Hg?< o( Kn?"iy IMpi H* \-?h i*?aly La t4 Mt|9) and tfe'eir g<vav oai-Jo^A vWaimg** *C, posui^-ik \ lt?+^Y%s+1 TToo.'Vt (Vw IV'ftww Ki??nt fttt of l1*tM t \ IAj I ?\ti W cux?4 l)( U*.iM - v*h * \ ?<&. o w 1 , *? s ?*? ?H * *Vv. IVy*. tv?at>, " 5 nv. its *' ? *u*K !>?*?* itMU ?'. J . Cb* ??> t?oy l- \ v.- ? f :*.??* -> 2 * ? -'Hx * ?-i bin* pwf "Oil/ ??*, i. ' -Mii.'UimA V-wi.fckori. it (ni l u:un.';i4'i? *W owrys an/ >M. 4 ? Hon tn \ t ? b > ? ^ * f .? <?. WWiVTttUx, WfetfeMfcl* D**fc?>afc?? TuW<k ... Oula. W-U,r>( \ a, Kisva* A W^avtH, WWw*!i i If uu?i ?U, '1 ;?tvd o. O.ai a ? li&U'it CiUrrU C i%\?a int?ra*lly, ?c t Ing direct I v VpOl* tao I.IckkI *ud UttitMU ?ur? fanes of thoaystoin. Prlc?\ TBo. p*lr N>tU*. Bold py All J>nM"h>U. ?'r?nlttuoulal? (r<?. fit tlio l'ollco Court? Tried nnd Judg liiv'nt in lt? Kttvor. , 8i>m? (lino Aito Jinlgo AnJy K. Cnihouu JUiiifOOf the police rnurli <?f AtluntA, hft<l <>c-* ca?loi) to |ih*h ft KOiiteuce tluit was gratifying to him, ttn<' if lM^?|tlo will tnko l?l? Aavlea inuoli Mull'o ring will l>a ulli vlutcil- Tho Judge is iuitijoct t o nervoits 8iek hftrttUohcH anu cl> h - ^^>or?<l^|. Ilore Id Ui??(>i>tence: ( "I urn a grout uufferer from norvons sick ?jtipadiu lio ii iid have f/nin^'un remedy ho ef? Jeollve en Tvnrr'rt Dtiy^>pf?iA Itomedy. L^" tnken wh <n t he hotnlueho flrnt begins it iiV variably enrep," Pplcb Wl cents por bottlo. For ?<ale V>y all jgrugglBtiu A (i'oml Hojj In ^V?rtl? Lnoklnn Aft?r> If yoxi own a ?loi( and think anything of liiin feu .sboni'l l>o nhlo io tri?<U him tntelllgontly *vwen ill anu umter^tand titui auftielently to ntlfot hymntonti of lllneis. The dog doctor booj: writ ten by H. (5|?y Glover, D. V. 8., spo? OlallKt in yanin'j <lNoa:st 4 to tba principal ken* T?rl einVi, will furnish this information, it Is ?i *? oth pound, handhoint^ly llluBtrtitod book, tout w ill bo>s? it ])0Hti)ald by txiu Hook i'ubllnh? lug H<iti-e, Hi ft fivotiard .St., X. Y. 'Ulty, en roeeliu oi 4<J en. in postitge Htampa, ftlijiuio, till. Teiierlho cure* the Itch lit lit* worno form Our ImtidH havo been troubled wltli Camp Itch irtid Where It whs properly applied, ha? not fnih'-d to tdvo relief. li row n A- Mavis. Soul by iiittll fur "rfk1. In tduiupa. J. T. Shuplrlue, Ba vannub, < in. X Tjift llcruhl, Bpurtftiibiiri,', K<\, I >a 1 1 v, Semi -'Weekly, 75 Cbii^h a jf ii r. Is I ii t lit' cent re of t he cot ton mill llliUicUut'- iioui-h Carolina. ConUulUH bright mill rhfinrtmont. Advi riKoincntH nfhltmt >fflloi>H wonted in cotton mill!) lire rcml by *Ojo?s!\n<l-v of mill men. One t imeV "?> ccntuj ? one \\ eek. $1. IMho'h (,'U J^tfor CniiRmiipt Ion has no equal ? tin a Cough pTWllclne. I'. M. AniioTT, IW-' Beneea St ., llnlfnlu, N. Y., May 0, 1891. ?Iu?t ll??iv it li>ica It H iHvi tl>? (fif-nilon. It th cnou <h to know that lliiideroorna tane* cut corns, uml ayre.it relief it Is. if*>. druK^l-.ts. Mm. V.rln flow's Soothing Synip for children y tnethi>H\aoften? the Rums, reduces ItWlamma* ' tlou, allays pulti, ? urcswlnd colic. 23c. a bottle, VI TS ft oppnl free hv Hit. Kr. ink's Ookat Ki.iivi: Hhhtokkii. Noflt ?* lifter ilrst nuv'u it*o. MtirvtdouB eui ? ?}. Trent I so ami $S?.fXi trial bot tle fret?. Dr. Kline, 031 Arch St.. I'hlln., J'i?. ^Tf?uT T c?t? itrolf in many different wa\?, like goitre, BweUtnv'-'i running *ore?, boils, salt rheum niul pimple* mid other erujrtiom. Scarce 'y a man Is wholly freo from It In mohci form, it clhi'is Umhic O'fdy until tho last vet* Cgo of, scrofulous poison ii eradicated from ^(Vio blood by Iloo'l'it ?SHl'4iitmrllii>. Thousand* of vohfiitary io.*tlnumlnln tell of suflTcriuz from ecrofultt, 'often Inherited ami moat teiu\o>oui, nusttivoUx in vi vctly Mid permanently cuiwd by Sarsaparilla J The OneTruo 131eo,l 1'iiriller. All dtugfriftt*. $1. 1'ruiiarett only by i. Mood A Co., Lowtll, Mn??. D!il/? !icl harmoniously with IiUum 5 riliS iiooii'n .s<u?iip.AriiiH. x.?o. "Autocrat of the Breakfast Tt )?) Makes Light, Dainty J Buckwheat* Cakes. _/; ASK YOUR DEALER FOR . Douglas -3. SHOE be?orldThe I( )?mi j>ay W4 to I<t *)ioc-i, ex amine U.o \V. I.. Douglas .'-hoc, and *9 sec what a good j>1ioc jcu can buy for ? over ioo styles and widths, CONOKKSS, lU'TTON, nixt I.AC'IC, nnido in nil kln?l<iof tlicboM *rl?Mt?-<l Ion t licr by ?killed work mtn, HS initio nri<l Hell tnoro S3 Hliuoa Uihii nny o t h a r manufacturer in tlm world. None genuine ur.lss* name and price la stamped on the bottom. Ask your dealer for .our 83, U t, ik9.no, 92.35 Shoes; #t and *l .75 for bc<,s. TAKE Hw SUBSTITUTE. Jfyourdnler f.ann"t vippiy you, tcn'.l to fac tory, cncloyir.g prico an 1 36 cents to p^y carriage, fctatc Und,ttyw t?v* (rap or plaltO, jize and vddtiv Our Custom Dept. will fill youc order. Send for#nc\v lllus uaw;<! Catilo^nJ to Box 11. < W, L. DOUCLA3, Brockton, Mas*. ni n ?,?, o kt M a it u i f.n : ic*. tor }>?ap Yt?<- I'l-.'ivwal- Car. '??; ouj lota of fn?. Ki-yiilt/ l'rii?U?>< O., r?gh*yh>r?l Av..nroofclyii,y.Y. B#*4 c<*mn Ayra^ti^i uWa. Vm M tr r.>* Ivy NAVIGATION ON Til K rACtMLKT. Important Move l>y tlio Munax turnout of tho Old "Threo Tho people in tho vicinity of York villo have ettttbli?hed a boat tine ot' their own. ThU lino in to bo Hl?ont 3"> uiiIch loug, updating from ? ft?w miles up 1'ftooivt rivort ami thotioo down UroaJ river to hookhort rilioal* in l'u* iou county. Tho prcwideiil of tho eouipauy t!? Samuel Hunt, uUo iu*ut?? | g?r of tho Ohio lu\ii a.d ( uitli'iloo ! r;uln*v, thot?? in it.k-ou for #uppot?- i iug th*t tho u*wg.<ti<>u ioutj?**uy will Im> u?ud??? foe \r for that rv*d. Mr. j J.nuipkui. tho , :iv r *1 mi, lit and. p*u? v?t Itio rwWi "!* I oviupuny, tcocy^ilft Mr. tlnut to Wdmiugtou t'laciuuaM.vwith ? fv.o*> of buying UmU for itxo r i \ t'f. ljiv plan of opor itio'i, *u i ? Mr. l.uiupltu, i? that tho ut?ig*tivu Oou,pauy witl put on oil ho/ j ouo or two {>uv>otvg,r Uunohe* nud t\?o or ihrvo tax* tor Iho t '*iug of tairgea. I ti&udiu# pltU'Ctt M ill bo bllllt ut lUOHt of j tho forties ou tho ri\or, and tho com pany wilt endeavor to haul nil tho cot ton trotn along its rt>u to, either t > tho big mills on liroad rivoror to Hickory Grove over a spur lino that tho roil* roml will put fn. Just hero it might ho woll to remark that tho Ohio Jtivor 11 nrl Charleston in paying ex pen Hon, which loads tlio moro sanguine to hope that Colonel Hunt will carry out his promise and build through to Ten D0HUC0. -v ? '> Ttic Atlanta of South Carolina. ?tho Greenwood correspondent of tho Xcirs and Co urirr says: "Wo all uro delighted to hear that Ool. Mike Brown him nil arrangements miidu to piltdi tho Carolina Midland on to Greenwood . We are ready to meet him and do 011 r part. Greenville stands riUdy to do horn, and k<> tlio road miiit not stop till it has crossed tho moun tains, and entered the mighty West. Il dooH look as if tho dreams of our fathers are about to eoiue to pass. Tho tuirvoy was made on tho very line, , forty yearn ago. John C. Calhoun predicted that before the year ninoteeii hundred tho iron horso would travel over thin lino, pulling heavy trains of grain, coal, stock, et\, and carrying back our cotton gooiin. Now come tho questious, what is Charleston going to do about it? Will alio net quietly by and allow Savannah, (in., to step in fiud ruup the harvest? The up-coun try really prefers Charleston, as who is a part of us, but alio' iiiiihI shako 01V her nlow gait, ami get a hump on her. Up hero we are in elbow touch with Atlanta. II is only four hours' run to Atlanta, nud wo are iu comuiiinicatiou with her every day in some way or jthor, and the Atlanta niovo is catch | ing ami we Irivc caught it. Green wood is now tho Atlairta\of South Car olina and with Mux new road to lift j Went passing through hero wo expec-t iu a few years to In- aecond to very lew, if any, places in the Stido. Wako up th ? old city, Mr. Kditor, and join us. Wo know you have the money." Kudu rant A^onl Tux Taken OH. The legislature hasrepealed tho law requiring that all emigrant t h win; eaiuo into tho State* wlndl Jirst pay a liot'liHo of The law whh paiaiVd several years ago and whh aimed at railroad agent* win* wont about tho ?Hate ) 1 1 ? 1 11 v) t>K negroea ?> emigrate to Arkansas ami Tcxiih, after they had m ado contractu with farmer# ill thin State. Hundred* of them went under the promise of big wages and the far mers found dilllenlly in supplying their placet. Since the license law has tieeii in force, comparatively few negroes have left the State. The re peal of the law will again Hood the State with railroad agents ami under tlit! teachings of the, negro leaders thai the race cannot weeure their rights un der the new constitution, it iscxpoeted that they will have little tronblo in in hieing many to lcuve the State in the future. ? ? Tliut Sate ituliticry. 'i h :? Conway eorrcHpondent of the A '< irt) ami Courier nay a: "Tho robbery in thocouiity treasurer's otlice is still clouded iu mystery. TrooKurcr ljoug claims that no one knew the combina tion <>f t he f<nfo l?nt himaelf, and no one was intimate with tho workings or surroundings of the otlice novo his trusty .assistant, Mr. W. If. Howell, still the door to thcolTloo and i<a fe were opened, tho latter clo.Vd, without any si^O^ of tools or explosives used, ami it is also claimed that this has been systematically done from tune to time, j So far as is known, nothing has been I done to apprehend tliio guilty party, j ami there are many theories alloat as j to "who got 1 1 1 ? ? boodle." Mr. TjOHj.; in a staunch "Keforrner," having been j ushered into otlice when the Tillman ! wave struck our coir t in 18110." ? The < 'ji rot lints AIhmiI. tjiist year was the best ever known for mill-buihling in the South. North ! Carolina led iu the nuni^-i- of in:!!*, but South Carolina in the number ot Hpindles. The ( "n r??li iiiim. (ieorj/ia and I Alabama eoml>iried added 1 .'to new mills. South Carolina had less north- j ern help than any other state, quite I a number of the new nulls in Georgia, Alabama and North Carolina being branches ot New JCugland Mill.-. ? .Metropolitan I'ollcc. fJovemor Evans lias applied the me- I tropolitan police law to Charleston. ?, Thin action was taken at a meeting oi the board of contro'. Tho uetion tnk< s effect immediately. .Jos. M. Kasoti, Kdward Anderson and 'J'. S. Wilbur, the three eOmmis.sioner?i appointed, have been wired to tuko charge of the police force of Charleston. Tho mat tor created a considerable stir about tho capito] though it hns boon Mottled for dome tlino that Charleston naa to j get her doae of this low. To A?lv?ineo tho I9ls(>cnsurv Case In the | Supremo Court In tbc Supremo Court of the United i States motions to advance were made 1 ia J. M. Scott, et al.f James I)c- ! land, four ease*. from the Circuit Court of South Carolina. The iaane it ) the validity of the dinponnary law of South Carolina which prohibit* eiti- ! zona of this Stat* from importing from other Htatea and foreign countriea npir- i ituou* and intoxicating liquor* for per nonal uke oad consumption. I 8ICXATK AND UOt'SK. What the South Carol bm l<uw Mahcrt Aro l>oln?. THK SEN AT H. Hkvbntii Pay. In tho Henate, Wed uoHilny thoro was uo ' dubato on ? ?y quohtion uud the hnmou wan e lv u very mill one, but *oveta bill- < niauuitudo iiuBKcd Hecoud and 1 ' Iho bill for tho of building Hud loan ?wbooljj>ionH, ^am its i>roviaiouH are lik*-l > " . ? j uian v in tin* Stale who Uftvt) lao<e iu j tercet* in aiU'h inbrttitijlp. ^ | tho b|>eend order for i j/tnir^lav. Ihi bills reguUtmg fraud* ? vidiug |?onwJtiv ?? for election ? ,m*K>d third reading* ?"d were ?eut U , tbfcUonUTH l)AY.~ ln tho Hon ato riuir^ day tho Hou?o bill defining tlio rights of married women fell by tho wayHulo o?tl" iu tlio tl?J- Th.MM n.?..U?.u? the lire iiinuruuco liconaeu was p?hhoU "flora hard *?ht. Tho bill providing f,.r executors aud trustees to Hive boijib xvua killed after a pretty littlo bkirnii^T. A bill \v U8 iutroduooil to prohibit stores keeping opon nfler V ? c y)(i on Saturday night*. ,'lho eoinmitteo to invcHtiHnte Olvmson i o lego was a - thoiized, and Mesnrs. \Vat*on and Sloan wore appointed on Hub eoiuin t toe. Tho tiuuuto Hpont niowt of tho i hi v discu??tng tho bill to require iu?w muoo companies to. tlnd out XNJu tl,wJ property insured xvas worth xxliat u wtiH i ii hi i rod for within bi&ty { . Ninth Day.? In tlio Senate r riday a bilLxviirf introduced to strike out hou tion of the revived statute#, 1#M and to iuBi-rt in liou thereof ft section regulating tlio sounding of signals by railroads at eroding* in town ana to reguhJfe tho speed of certain rail ou-p U,m.? iiL plivoi*. Tl,e U.wu m euriHintioa lull tviw t.ik.n "V ??' c?u hide led, and tho' insiunnoo lull ?"? tundu the special order for ll,(^ ,!uVi Tlio Senate refused to i, Mir on tho House loduo- | t ions on Trial JiiMieea ; imhirK*. . I'l,,, Small, held ft niuht h.-muou and a j Iti ryo number of fax or. i bio. co?Jin.illeo i??rtn xvero pieaynJi^V, ami the bill took their I'laee on tho calendar. U- j !avi?rablo rejiortH were inwentcd on the lull to ineorporate tin- town ot lun HHHiKville; t ho bid to uboliMh the i>riv ,locc tiu\; the bill t<> |-r* vont tii?: run iti ?j' ol freight Aruin^ b. tweoi. inid ui.dll Saturday/ uiuht and niidinght S in lav ni-'tft ; l\o l^H to vrovulo or * ...urate ciaichcB tVv tie, txy?rac.u: and tho bill to ameuil the ?et lehdiug to labor e ?i,traetrt. . T.-.NNI I > \ v. ? I n tho Fe.. do ,Mdur hiv the bill to provide llii'-t petit iiporH should remain until ifll eases re qu. ring jury liials xvero ilispo^d of or I.nlt tinitely disposed lit, \\as 10 . o;ninitted. Tho bill to rei.uue county IreuMiuerHtog.. around the coun ti.? 'w,,H linl. tbiit. ly proposed Ihobdl tj the imvuient of school claims in th? sev? iai e.-nntU's of tho State, excep Kiireet.villJrt?a l airileld xum l^od I 1 ho dog Haw bill ???? killed, lull" I were introduced t?? define in what uuiu ucr towns and eitiea may increase or deci ease 'J their corpoiuto lit.. its. to umoiid Section l.Mt) of the civ, statute lawn of the South taioluja in relalton to banks. Twitnrni Day.- I" ? *'?"?' ,Mo": ,hiV iiolliliuj of a character to i.dereKt th*' (lem ral public was ucled upon. A considerable amount of routine mat let xv.ii>, however disposed ot. but ver.> fow ?cw bills were introduced und the cou.iuittees had no r. ports to picsent. The most important matter during the fCHsion xvaa the introduction of the proposed income tax law, whu i tic new constitution permit* ?" .J.iopted. ^lost of the .lay was con sumed in the discussion ot tlio lull t? ,,, oxide for tho formutioiiof new school districts in the Statu in accordance with the pruvi-iouB <.t the new cousti tution. The bill, after being discussed Ht. length, was finally reeouihiitteu. THli JIOVHK. Day. -?Thi.? House Wednes day Killed th.j "Hog Cholera" bitt*. Another feature of tho duy's HPRkionj was the introduction of tin* bill to iiw district. the&tato by creating two ad ditional judicial circuits tut I providing for t ao now judgeship. Still another feature was the debaWrf on tho matter , of cui'i-.viug couci-alcvl weapons, nud tin- usicinlmc lit proposed tu tile l>i)l to otier a reward to informers upon per sons carrying concealed weapons. 4 Nimii I ? a v . In th.> House on I !etr."vi:?y the font it re of the day's ses sion, \> iileli, by tin* wiiv, whs ft long i one, \\ ns t lie consideration' <?! tin? Iiill provid n.', I ? ? r tin reorganization of the ? npr? .tic t, and before tho hill wiin mi i to us third reeling it contained a | lovisioii :.>r thiyo terms of t lie su | !? iiie conn i h</d each vctir, und a . ?? m.|i rn! ! mi tin' salaries of both : tic >uipf ? in" and[t 'ircuit J u.lges. The liiutxc also !idopt? (I a coin'iirrent. reso lutioii looKii.g to an investigation into the charges and rumor.* in regard to the : 1 1 it 1 1 ? 1 1 ; < incut of C'lcinson eo liege. Tdntu i v. ---The cause uf the Cu ban patriot > wat> the h ading feature of the dehste in the House of Keprcseti tative* I'rnliv and it assumed exceed ingly inleieslitig proportions before the resolution expressing sympathy for t!i ? patti -Is and calling on congress to recognize them a^ hcl liferents was adoptcil. \ f.'i?nt many mutters wi re eoiishh'i?d and disposed of. The speaker, (hiring the day, announced the appointment of the mcd'crs on the pint <?? the house ?>t th<" :it com mittee charged with tie i:.\? illation of I ij ! cJi : r :;i jiml VUllloi jj ? n I < ^ard to Cleinsrn ???"?'iegc. TIiH hill it htirig to the u.nr\ law was Ui iled _ much discussion aeout Cli<tmoi! eolhye ?Ws the fertili "r.U^ruuni'v, hut no final action \ui"> i.TtTeii. i lie resolution in regard to the titic of certain members to seats in the houue was also adopted. A considerable number of m.w bilis were introduced during the ?lay. Most ..f the. bills atVecting the railroads were reported unfavorably. 'I lie committee uu privilcpefl and elections has scut hncli to the house without recommen dation to tho Australian ballot hill as re modeled by its author bo printed and i ud upou the desks of the members. Elbvrntii Day. ? The House Satur day spent four hours patiently boiling down the Calendar. There wcie a r great jnauy bills that bad to he diffpoa ed of and way or another, and hid oiik idi the lulls there wero veiy few of' general importance. A ^reat many of j the Hlh wers killed, nftd others that I "???.>i<ied purely local in their implicw ? t.on, entir.lv antflgoni>Uc to tne n^w | l ouhtitutiou, were either passed . for the Heuate to diapone of, or retnr&ed ' ? to the committee 1n the hopo of waving their live?. The 6 lock law, tlio com mutation tux 'uinl dug? took t*|? con* nidcrablo time. The dentists did not nttcooed in gettiug excused from jury duty, and Mr. 'JlKnipKon's plun of compulsory education failed. Mr. Ilaiomott succeeded iu lotting down tho doors and making it easier to change county road* where they woro oh- j jcctioufihlu to tho people. Saturday i was very much of m Calendar day. there wero quite a number of metallic ft ahhont, but thore present were iu "the humor of working. Tho Hist proceeding wits tho grunting gf eighteen leavi k id' absence, +Meml)or?j wanted to go homo for a day or two', and permission wan readily granted. Wriingo as it may stem on tho llrnt eall for now bills and dommittoo ro I oris thtae wuh nut a ttfnglo lull pre K'ntr.l. Tho lull providing for a com mutation road tax wti'a passed. Ki.:; vRN'fn Day.-- -In trfy Honato Mon day tho llrst and only bill difiouHMcd was tho one providing that county ofliccra hold their ottleoH open and stay in tliriu during certain hours. 'I ho loll was killed. The 1 >i 1 1 to authorize all oitieH and towns tu build, equip an I operate a axfttein of water woil;,s and eluetrio lights and to issue bonds to meet the coat of samo passed tho third reading. Thu joint reHohitionto remit the unpaid Htato and eouiity taxes for tho lineal year commencing Nov. 1, 1H1?2, in llcaufort county p.iBKed thir l reading. A message from tin* govornor announcing tho death oF Mr. Hprotifono of tho dircotora of tho penitentiary, was received and referred ! to tho committee on penitentiary, who will pr.opurea concurrent resolution tlx Jug tho I'ato for an eloctiou to fill tho Ni'anoy. Til K Kll?"l V-ruUItrn CONlJliKh^ A Synopsis of the Proceedings of Moth 1 1 OtlM'M. TIIK HKNATK. ()n \\ educsday after- t e routine b tslnosn trie preaentntjon of petitions ami I he Intro duction nn<| r?feroai'e of bills? tho io.-'.le tlon directing the Secretary of Slate to s? i d to tlie Somite 1 1 ? ?> dispatches of United Stales con .ids relating to the war now carried en la i Mi a w ?!.-? reported back adversely fniu the roiiumtten on foreign relations, and was I'la -i it on t lie calendar. The committee <>a lop-'i^ii relation* reported a nrcaiuhJe (t i ; ? I concurrent resolution i;i regard to the Aui;e?. iifan out raxes in Turkey. Senator Walcolt a Id rested ihd 8.>nato at lengthen tin". Vene zuelan ijiii'-itlon concerning Hn' proposed c\. tension of the Monroe dgfrfrine, and in eiitl t'l ui of iheivtl'in of lli'ri'xct'iilive and h-;-.is l.it i* o depart mm t * ? > 1 t ho government . I lireo sei - j >? ..-i were ib'livered |n Jlli1 Senate <>ii j nursdiiv Warren talked taillT. Duliois, tlii. ii.il and free coinage; Dan* ie| ? I <: /( ? 1 1 < I ?"?< I. Il;e a l miulsi ration's eourse in the \ eii<./.i|f|;in matte*-, A hill was introduced I to reji. ni : 1-,-fi tti?i i*i g act of 1M70 and the rr.miMij.uoti a t .,r 1875. A resolution \vn? ut fcrcd f<o- tli" appoii.tmcul t.f a select coin tiott t<? i, i|i;ire Into the imprisonment of j l.in.'eiio \, | ?|.),s connection with tUegreat j railroad strike). A resolution wa^' offered j and rehired tu th*' committer ou tfointneico. , dire<>;l:ig the ??)?*??[ i.f eu^liieers of jtlio at n >. I t > miike a survey aeros^ tie.' Peninsula ti j riori'la b>r a route for ji ship canal and ;.V , prepare eiui:u:it< therefor, 'i'he .Senate tin t, proceeded t.? e.se.'iitlve hitsiiieH/t, Jn I he Hejiatn t?n I'riday the eoininltte" or. pri ve|i'j.i ;; ai.d eletions was given pet uii'sioti to sit ilur. a ( the sessions of tin* Senat'* to eonsider tho Dtipout oleetiuii ease from Delf, ; aware. 'I'he coiii tii rent resolution reported i ^ ednesday from tie* committee on Ion i.'n relaliojif. ..ii the subjojt of outrages on the J Armenians win laid liefoie the 8enatef and djyeiiv.Hi-d ai lengtli. and the resolutioii \\a> I n l ( lt d. The i.ii! appropi-tliting i'.'i.OOO fui ; the purrh'ixe ef I mds iu(]oii)ing tho United | Slates ua v;il ; tuii<ui |\,rt 1 loyal, S. wi j ed. Artcr a shoi/i executive se?ai 3u ti:o I S "rile a.lj> >u i iii'd . 1 1 fy i Alonday. iiietwo Sejm!or3 fN.^i tin- i ? . ? \v State of Utah took their phe-i i:i ,t IteHonale Monday, leaUii.'g tho whole uuuitu r < I uieml ? rs ef that bo'l\ N!\ 'i he joji.t resolution reporb d from the commit too on agriculture lustra. i lug the Secretary of Agriculture to eouij'iy with the law rcij iiing the purchase and ills (rllitition t?f s>vds, was dehatod. Xo action was takeji. Tho I foil tie homl !>iil( with tho tree coinage substitute, was laid before the fjenato ? ; unllni^lied business. Two speeches were made on (ho bill, but the bill went over without action. After a short executive sey i shut Ihefioiiate (idjourneOi, j Three speeches were made iu the Senate I 1 uesday on the House bond bill with the | free coinage substitute, reported front the i committee on finance, but no action was tak j eo. Mr. Turpic, of Indiana, in presenting a | memorial on the subject of the Armenian 1 hor r >rs, indulged in n fierce Invective against the Sultan and Maliammedanlsm. Tin* Moit j r?>e dix'triiie was discussed at length by Mr. i 1 hurston. The debate on tho bond bill with j its free coinage substitute followed. Al ib j conclusion, resolutions expressive of regret al the death of Frederick ltlemann, late rep | resentativc-i'leet from Illinois, were present j ed by Mr. rainier, and agreed to. ill K Itnusr. Two thinls <>f elm tlirw-liour rV?> s ; i l!i<< House Wednesday was oecupiyil in t Ito eoni-ldei-ation of a NAiinto joint reflation auth orizing the oypoQ.HHiro of ?6.'>,00t>; -all told. for th'? employment <iT~x>u(sIdo aa-dst Hin'O to the supei vising arejlln.'t \iKtho Treasury la tho plans ami H|/'clileutions ami supervision i.il i tit* Chioutfo /public mlildiug. The joint re--. nation was passed. Tho unau ImotiK report of rleotlons I'Omiulttee No. '2, tliat 11. C. Milr.er v.usentillpd to tin* neat now ofiMi|.i!'.| hy htm us Koprc.Htyitativu from tin* ninth Now York district, ami that Timothr .1. Campbell, ? imtoHtaat, was not entitled thereto. wa? ir.'pvd to without dl*?eussioii. Thn "nervous irritation pro?Juoed i y the imlulgi ii<c i f ai. aflernoon of coiistitutio;.n' debate," a* Mr. I?<>lliv?-r, of Iowa, expi?v ed ii, was !? ?.?ip'UiMlile lor. tins only enlivening feature of an otherwise <'~y streteh In !lu* lion"? proceedings Thursday. lmmediale Iv after I lie reading of the journal Mr. llen dei ?>' ii, of Iowa, reported tho ipiorum-couut Ing rule from t!ie eoininitteo on rules us amend* I to in<et objections iiihiIo to it> original fr.iii!, miff it was agreed to. Allei tiio trui;:- ; I ion of eonre routine busiii'*^'. Ctie IIoum', i ok a reeess until Friday night. 'oi th ? hi. ration of private pension hills ?imI ? ;t tie' ??? 'itei.ihi.ni of that session to stand ad journed iiiitii Monday . 'I'll t.' was a fair att' iidaaee of mem! els Friday ni;:hi, when the Mouse met for thn llr-d p? i:sioii vssioii of tie- 1'iUy-fyurlh ('on gr.\-s. Antony the III hills wlilfli revived favorable.- it?id"raUon were tho Sonain i.liJ LTHtilltH.' a | en ion of .? 75 per month to 'J'.e wiih)\roi ihe late llrigadier Clonorill W. I l'ogsW''ii, o: .MaFSn.'husetts, Ul|ll UlO l|?Uee bill Increasing 7 H per month the | Ion of the wie.ow o! t he |;ijn Col. Will. I Milam*} I he II ii ? Ij v> 'i i ii ,'d till Monday. Th*' lloii.-o <li-.'us.se?l for four hours ami pass* d. I>y a vol-' ? ( 113 lo 'Jti, tho Se.naU eoii.?urr"iit revolution declaring It to be uu imperative duty. iti the interest of hu Vmh ty, to express the earn 'f-t hope that l'oVc\ "an crtj; -erf brought n'?out by tho lVri\itiealy may bo .speedily Riven its jusl ??ft.*. ?: iN^ii h d -i.-dvd measure as .shall stay the Ii i iid .sf ini..iM"lsm and lawless vl Ji'iioe, and a? mi re ?lii'dfendiiiR Christians of tlu Turkish irmptre all tho rights l>olouglng to th'-iii as ni'-n and Christiana and lis bcno IK'iarl''.-. ot i he explicit provisions ol that Ireatv. atel requesting the Prftd to <omiiii:itioat? tho resolutions to f he t:vn hixnntory powers thereof; and ile elnntig th-it Cenirrosa will support tho Prov ident in the mofd vigorous a.-tiou he ir.aj tu!'" f r the protcetlou ntul scour! ty of A'i "-. in elff<':?M in Turkey to <i'.?ain retiree.-* .'?/ iojurhs ?'rtm*nitt?Hl upon th? j er.-ons ?{ propvity of su?-h eltlrit-us. A n,r r?ng ? nus i c?-iv??l lio.n tho Prr*Utori! ii-klt>,' fiu approT ;rfatlon for the trms-poita ti u f I t:.;- I ;r ) ooIodMj- who*' wont to Mi*ii ?. I he dlj loinatl-* ami cooiulitr ap i>r ?: * . ;i ? III for the 'Oinlug lls-ul y cm it* r ? ported. 'Ihe dlpiomatte hikI .?i.n^nlar appropria ii' M I'ill weut through the Hon--' Tue??las without ?iis^'ussion and praotTtvilTj without . ain< ndiiv nl. ItilN won* pa?>'il autlmrlrinR tbo K'-^retnry of BtaW to ro-.-ohv-ne tho ln terimtlonal un^rlne fonfcrcuoe? ami ? author izii)*,' oftluera uud Holding of tho nnuy who w i o uiembor* of tho Huiit ot VotorHu* to wear l ho budgo of the aoch-ly on mujfijil of nub li>' ( cr<Muoiiy. I'pon heflribg the fonil&I Hji iiouiu'otQcjit of tho d''?th of tho Into Fredrick ltiQOiuiin, roiirodontatlvo oloct of tho olgh? twnth Jllhiofa district mndo, by |ii? successor Mr. Hudlov, ofHillnoiM, tho lious? |>uiMod iho uitiiui rouolutlou of r?Jitro t. Hint adjourned. < ItlilHTIAN KNDKAVOttttflS. | A Convention fur Carolina Culled to Meet Ik Charleston >lm< li l() I'J. Mr. J1'. I'. Whildeu oftho Charleston Society of Christian Mndeavor has is tutud the follow in^ let ter iu regard to tho.Stutc convention to bu held there iu March: "The South Carolina Statu conven tion of Christian Endeavoivrn w ill be hold this year from tin; I Oth to tho 12th of March at tho Congregational ? (circular) church, iu Charleston A ; largo uiid enthusiiurtio attendance is expected an.J desired. Keep a good lookout ahead for special attractions mid rcducyd railroad rates, Choose full delegations early. Entertaiuinent will ho provided for delegates to the convention. "The llrht Christian Kudcavor soci ety, designed to train young pcoplo in Christian activities, was organized lesa tliun 12 yearn ago iu tho Willistou church, Cortland, Maine, hy if h zeal ous young pastor, Uov. l'\ E. Clark, lie is now known the world ov6r as 'Father Kudcavor Claik.' Tho growth of I lio movement hap boon unequalled. Tho Christian Endeavor societies of llto world now number 12,171, includ ing 0, I Hi junior societies, with a total membership ? ? f 2, AH 1,4-10. As coin- , pared with reports of last year the gain iu tlio total membership is over 500,000. Organizations exiet in every English speaking and in nearly every foreign country throughout the world, and they embrace societies for young peo ple, mothers, parents and sailors, be sides junior, iutcrmediito and senior societies. "Tho formation of a world's Chris tain Endeavor union this year aims at closer fellowship of Chrislaiu (Endcav- ; ororfi everywhere, and vits two classes! of lncmbershi]), general >jud certificate, ! embrace past and present Christian En- j deavorors, and young or old members 1 of any ovangolie.nl church who desire ' to bo enrolled. Triennial convention^ will be held in connection wit 1^, the an*" nual national conventions, the first beiutr i:i I8'.)0, in Washington, 1>. C." CioM licftlurs sn.v Unit a speck of wid^hing less th:uyr>n(7-?i)|Hioiith i<:ivi of a grain call bt^Mvn with 1 ho naked eye. > ? COULD ONLY EATPEPT0N01D3 lil'V l?INK l?jr.l.S SI A DIC IT i'OS<llJI-K X.) K \T ANVXII1N';. (Jot Your DUMtlnn Itlght and Your Ite.iMb Will Tulto Cai-e of Tfnclf. From (hi Star, Wanhbiglo ??. 7). C. "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills miraculously cured mo of two diseases nud Imv) otherwiae dono me n v<w t amount pf pal<l Mrs. T. A. Moakor, of No. 207 Third ?droct, South east W;iihiiK<lon, D. lo n S':xr roportor lo-div, % "F.^r many years I was a sufforor from ni u yon In r rhmimntlsm In its w:>rst form, and in a 1 lit ilii ha I stomach trouble to such nn extent tliat for a long time I could oat noth ing slrongor than hoof poplonolls. Tl\b i-lmu nii sm commenced in ray buck and not only cxb-n 1 ' I into rr\v l"ft arm, almost par niyr.in ?? it fro n t ho 'Ah >il lo." to thi "IS) r, X>\\t altaciio I my hips nn 1 iimV, wit it such vehomoncn that it was impossible for mn to tljoout on tho street wilhoilt bolng supported by nn attendant. N ^ "[ was attonrfbd by four dtfTofeuf phy sicians ? not all at ono time ? of both tho al lopithle and homeopathic schools, ana tnere worn times whon I was covorod from my n?ok to my feet with porous or some other kind of ptast?rs, for I tried everythlngof tho sort that w>w B^onmnndHtl hy iTty friends. "During th^ groater part of this time my hush-m I unl son wcro urging ine to tako Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, but I steadily re fused to do so. "About two years or two and a half years ago the physician who was thon niton ling me, and T have had nono slnco, Bald lv> me, ?Mrs. Meeker, there Is no usu for me lo como an I see you hiiv more; you have muscular rheumatism, a disease Incident to old a^, and you cannot ha cured. I will tri vo ^ou some Iron for you ^ blood, and whjo this l?rOr!Crlpt'>in runs out you can gotlt flawed. If veil K"t much wor.?< you can send for mo, i>ut* T ' will not again oalt until I am flum moned.' "Of courso I was much discouraged, but ptiM I tried a noted massage treatment thor I oughly, but without tho slightest effect. At I la^t mv husband persuaded me to try tho Pink PilK "I want to say that whon I began taking the pjnk Pidsit was without tho least faith ! in their efSl.-acy for pood or bollof that they i would benefit me, but simply to pleaso my husband and sonby t?klu< nomethfnK, How ever, I took them as direole I by the makers. ! and about tho end of tlio month I found to my great surprise thnt my stomaoh was ho | much better that I had no longer to sulmist I on ).<>ef poptonoids, but ?x>uld bogln to in . du'.yo ia*iL'Oro solid fooJ. "S> I told my tiusbana that as tho r*nk I Pill.-; were evidently doing mo good, I would try tc.em for Knottier month. ^ "t continued to USo them ns directed hnd firing the second month myeyesiglit, which iwid been vorv bid for a long time, began to improve, nno it was much more pleasant for ti-.etogoon the street, though I still ha I to bo attended on accounts my weak limits. "Huw mnuy boxes wf tho l'^hk Pllla I took in nil I could not bogln to toll, a* there were periods when 1 would stop using them for a week at a lime. But from tho time I con mencu.t until I felt I could safely ccaso tak. ingthem was about fifteen months. ",S<?:netin?e after my eyesight began to groiv better, my memory, which had been defectiv<utud caused me much trouble for a lo;.g ilme, returned and became ?s good as when a?* i waa many ye.ii-s younger. During the period l<? which I refer I hAd l|reat difll cully In rememb-rlng where I hud put any thing, but as 1 "aid before, this trdnble en tirely disappeared and has never returuod, while my eyeoight also continues excellent, ?'My long continued Illness hod reduced my weight fr?.:n botwoon 130 aud 140 pounds to 112 pounds, but while I was taking the Pink Pills 1 Knlued thirty pounds, and I now Weigh JJH pounds of my friends fre?ly Asserted that my fle.Hh, as they noticed mv Increasing weight, was not solid and predicted that 1^ wxihl spe-utily loi ? it. Such, however, baa not been tho o;?-?e, although I have not tukea uuy <n the pills since laM D.?cember. All my ^ rheurnatiQin hMving by th?<^ tlm? dlsap puarel, since which tlmo I have had uo re turn of tho dread eomplalnf. I have been told thnt tne disease will visit me ugaln, but if it does, I shnll again resort to the use of Dr. Wtliiam* Pink I'illf. ??With my experience with I)r. Williams' Pink Pills I have not hesitated lo rccorosneod them to others who were nfBtcted. My niece, who 15Ve-, near HilUboro. Loudoun County, Ya. . stifTered fern long Umi wHh a peculiar dlseaiicof the bips and llmt-#. 1 bellt?ved the Kledlo'.ne which did me so much good would euro her else-, and I bought three bom of thsrn an-l feat I" her. Mho took than atd was t ured con-pb-t" y of her comp nint." Dr. Wl"i.?ii>s? Piok Pll s oontatn all the ele ments ??ecess?rv to give new life aod rloli ii'-as to tho Moo t and r'vrtoro shattere<l nerves. 'I )?' v are lold In t?o*es (never iu [ v?03?j Ti.Tpr, by"; tirr rfrr? on or hnntrnd) at W } ri?u a i.a?, vr&lx box-* for #i.& >. au I mav ha J of ?M drur?>W ord)rs. tly by mall i 'root Dr. WllUtiAj Modi-ins Cv.f SJeltenac udr.KJ, Jon*h'?Oo?r4 Oretr fait. fa noe night twenty feet Iojik! That wna a mlraoloj^J^t Band Vetch, tho ooinlog tiny plant, grow tea lueUtM in ?ev<>n days on 6a?, dry ?otl. without a drop of molrture. That's something for drouth tried boU| ao 1m Otant Bpurry, Teoftlnto and lota of thiogd you'll flud in our mammoth catalogue. (A. O.) Ir *00 war, ovr this ovr awd ?*wd it with lOo. postage to the John A. Balder Seed Co., Im Oroaso, Wis., you will receivo their mam* moth catalogue and ten naokagoa gra&sea tmd ^rula", including Baud Yotub, free. Tha Itlgbt Hou. 0. I*. Vllllem, M. V., ts now nlnety-thi?K? yearn old. lltt to n famous wlilst player, ttud Was a schoolmate of hord Ityron. ? riv? rent* ut?4 on ?o?i>i l\va dollars l??t on rotted elctl.t ?. /* th at t<or\em\it Thero t? not ? c?ntj difference l*tw??n t!.o co?t of * bur of tho I'oortit ?r>?p in?<\a ami ttio lc*t, which Ja c? all know, fJttiifoioa' Mfrrtrio. England reoenily gave ordor* to hor to bacco a*?nts in this oountry to buy no wore Kentucky tobr\oco.f Fon Ihriyatkw ofthiT'iuoat <*o??dbX Cold or u*e of tha voir*. ttrnwn* mo)UMai JVoeW* ?tro ancydln?ly beueftglah There are said to be 0008 pJeoea iu tho modern high-grade looomotlve. "I Ilnv* Trltd i'urker'i (Jlnjar 1'outn and beilevoin It," f-ayn a f?v>th?r, and ao will you when you kn?w its revitalizing i>repci-Uca. OIVIS Both tlio method and results whoa Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to tho taste, and acts gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, diBpels colds, head aches and fevors .and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho only remedy of its kind over pro duced, pleasing <io tho tusto and ac ceptable to tho fctomach, , prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its e fleet s, prepared only from tho most healthy and ngrceablo substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and havo nmdo it tho most popular remedy known. 8yrup of rigrf is for Bale in 50 cent bottles by all leading drug-, gists. Any reliablo druggist who may not havo it on hand will pro j euro it promptly for any ono who I wishes to try it. L)o not accept any i substitute. | CALIFORNIA FIG SYflUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, Ki. A E\V YORK. N Y. WE HAVE NO AGENTS. bul mil direct bo thoooufeum *r nt whol?*?l? pricn*. Hhlp ? njwhorfl for exrwninfttioii before tale. Kreri'tliinp war rnntf.l. ioo atylen or C*r? rl?j>cs, go styles of lf?r? nMS,ii^tyl?? Ridl^S-cI (Ires. Writo for catnlotfuo. EI.KH ART Carriage A Home** Mfg Cj. fclkbort, lad. fflfi J ?B53 ""'I WHISKY mrpf*. Rook *<-nt US lUnl ?"KKK. ?'r. It. V. WOOll-Hr. ATl.tNTi, <IA. PAYING POSITIONS MtSAltANTKKI) IN WKITfNO. StudontV ?'iiiiitlrto courue in n Till* HMt ?t mi.r Use (IFkxaa of oihcr <v> Iokoj. i!4 tilacrd nil m<is)h. A d<lrca*at ouw HI'H. COLi.(U4K, iiucon, (is. Unlucky in health? Here are emblems of good luck; a a and BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. ' t * "j OTJARANTER ' y iVfunded *hould /frowns'* Iron Hitlers taken u dlrfolert foil to V*ueflt an* yf> TiyspeT-sfa. "WSJ RrlftTCTimi Rl^TrW. jnOTSJ * nrt T.rv t:r Ti(AiT,Tei, TlTroui- ' ii??. Kewale^-hifir/nidc*. Imimro Kiood, Weakness, Nervous Trouble*, <'hmnie X', adr.ehc of Neuralgia. Mors lUau 4,000,000 bottlst sold? and only %2. 00 asked for iind refunded. [Sin,] JIROWN CHEMICAL CO., I)ai>tixoue, Purcbwr, person *au*?c^ nesw, Female Waste on the Farm. Around the farm there is at least a ton or tun) of materials, such as Ashes, Hen Droppings, Wood's Earth, Atari and other tilings, which, if mixed r.-ith Powell's Prepared Chemicals, 1 make feilili/.ers lich in Ammonia. Potash and Phosphoric Acid, which will ha | cjuirk acting, produring laij>e crops and at the same time permanently improve I the soil. A fertilizer made in this way is certain, tut costs very fifth ? only | about $12 per ton. Many tho'.trand farmer* hav* javul fu'ly half their f*rli!-??r bills by the use cf Pos".'*!t'rt PrepmreA Chcuiitxla. Circular Riving Institutions fr> r mixing, with testimonials from every set t!->n f-??. POWELL PERtlLIZER & CHEHICAL CO., Balti,;, Md. ^ ^ . NUfWAH.. MRMKRS-SHOVT 'OR JOY! r Tl?tnITI?nntsrj t? coming t?rth? brMr.ltr with, our new crcailons iu ? '-? i'60tu.\, (}*MCM9 b'J ), BarUr (llilfcu ). Corn iJOT feu.', Itjra CO bu. 2o fin.). Il?.vt4ter*>, and <ir*?t? l'oddrr (Io > toa? |>rr acroj-wo My with auc!i ? itlrfa tha umoaLi'iPjia)'or?ferth*fann?i! (UCVKRMIttE OAT8-9&UO IN OCtO! Tina ?>?l Tfcldrii la Panaa/tvaal* i?wona ?tttcnot) 71 4 bn. fr<.M ?n? luratuitJ ??eta, aod baodrtda of fariuora wv>o U?t?<laaaaa ar*afl>a2S0ba. la ro?;i> !? la ItM. That *. ,** so 00, tboiiund f rowera aav. Itla marraleua. wcndrrtnl. Oh, tbataljlroalcrn Ishurr! Cac*t?fi:*trli? all about ft. It i? iai>J y.o ?|ita lo*rh:n aid (rata eiir j.lt*, fa fcora tad Bailtj, Ufon r?ott[ t of 10c. pexa^e.cr CnUlngnafclaBc for i*. pcttaga j Keep vour_eve on PearHne^zujs. ' ' Even if you use it already, you'lNwid hints here and there that will greatly help you. And there isn't a man, woman, or chilc^but can be helped r\ , by Pearl in e. \ ?| All these Advertisements are taaeant for the good of' Pearlinc, of course ? to show .you the best ancl easiest and cheapest wav oi washing and cleaning, and to lead you to use it But if they do, they will have hclptfd: you iar more than they will haVfe heiocd Pcarlittc. You Itave more at stake. All the money you could bring' to Pcarline, by usingAt, wouldn't be a drop in the bucket to the money you'd, save by it Send' it Back y The Home Bureau for Delteaoie# ror the flick, rind Nurse*1 Kogistry, ?t 15 Wosfc^fo/ty-seooud at., H. Y., under date of Oct- 30, 1804, writ**: ''PleaM read one doceu boxes Rlpane 'i'abnlt.? to the Narioi' Olwb, 104 We#t Forty-flr^t tdreot. ? lUports of the TixbuUrt for trouble* roMiltlng from tWsvrdnrod dlKe*lion come Very frequently to our attention hero 'J bin Bureau does not dlspejuMi modiolus but b?.<j opportunity t? - beer frequent dbiaujialons eo&oer ntng the meiiU of remedies. It seenm to l>o conceded that tho Tubule# ?r? ? ^ reliable auxiliary to the physician, Bome of our patrons use thorn to a considerable extent, and phyfllciuua ru.su re us that the formula is ej^llwd.' ' HI) km Tsl>td<r ore sold by (iran<M^ or M, if <i <? i-i-'cc ttu < m r-< ? ho*) ;? ?<m to 'ine 1< i *11 CW? ir.'cni tvim m>v. No. Ju r*|nuc? ?u, New V vrk. b?iii| lv \ l?l. 10 Cvutk. v^orn j is a vigorous feeder and re sponds well* to liberal fertiliza tion. On corn lands the yield increases and the soil improves if properly treated with fer tilizers containing not under 7% actual Potash. A trial ofj this plan costs but little and^is sure tq lead to profitable culture. - Our pamphlet* are not AilveitisinR circulars lirvf.m ii>K special fertilizers, but are praciicHl works, contain ing latest researches on the subject of fertilization, and itre really hclwlul to farmers. They are seut free iitt the askiug. okrman KALI WORKS, 01 St., New Yorlu OS33OH3Sr33,0 S$u4>tncdd Q^ia/^ae AND ??*- y School of HliortlinJid A('(lUMTA< ?A. I No tost hooks u?*d. Actual biniuo?< from d*y of ?utftring. r>.tr>or?, coin** curruof ml t a- mI, hend for hsnd-iomn'T IliasVratad 6%ts ! fogiia. Lio&rd olintuor t Inn in oi?y tijiit hern city. THK AKWMOTOH CO. fl<*8 Jinlf tho trorlfl'a windmill busluoa?, t>ccaua? it lias ro(lucra Uie c<>jt ol ?dud lKiwor to 1 '<1 what It wai It Ims ia#nj oraucii Iiuust*, and ?upi?lie* Ha gows tiaa lepaii* . I*! f oiir door. It cftQ and cIihjs lunuan v lioUM- ft) tic!o for less mono* man olliors. It uifcVea lumping Anil 0?am>. Elail. (Jnlvantaea-Hftor (viiiinloMnn windmills. Ttltlux V mid ru?>d sieH Towrt, at? ?oe? Jft-Mwu, ?U)8l iited Cu'slora anv? Feoa. Orhitlorei. On application H will P*"ld of tliHue articles tint It will lumlsh until Jinuiy* W ftt 1/3 thw usual t>rico. ? a<w> TauttftDrt I'limpn or All kltxls. tor catAlOffU* I?c4?a? 12tb, UockiytU <u>i FUloiwi SUuta. ChicAS* ^ PARRF.R'3M HAIR BALSAM Cle#n?o? ?".l Sjcaatlflo* Ihn htir.V l'romotM ? lutuilant groww. I Hetor Foils so noatore Oray] illjr to 1(? Youthful Color. 1 Tnrr? pmip <1IWR*H ft nmr tailing. ?0 c. ur.ilS 1 AjMUPn^Cgjft* ?3- ADM^sS eri MRnliii o Will fhnw .VOU how to |T' .-tTi ?> <!?'> . olutfly ?l rot v.-o luf ul It tti'ttT'ii u riiiil li'rtrli J"U 1 1'* " .you v.'ui k in iU?J' my wIimv v,'" \'\Cx . f.?n i iih vt ui- -?Vlrf?; nml we will ? xplMl't r ih- iiuiin-y-t i-r w? (OU?'* n-ii'H- .? el -nf '>t Si i it ft i r* I'JJ .,1'L- 1 n<ian|iiti'iT MUt s wrrlle n? ??"? KOMl* .tlANCMilt It' Ml (OWI'ASVi Hoi I.H, Prlrollj Hicln 4%VftVR2 24 Woipliinr Hnbit Cured In JO finl5 C as Sa to '-J1* ??? i??r tin cored. tu/| C Wait DR. J. STEPHENS, Lebauon.Ohio. ?h S. N. U.?5.