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?a, HOD > .-? *oto bad slug in Mu The $20,000. ployed to put the u For a year or two A steam engine, putting ^ hours a day. Wheu the ;i ffory waa one? mora on a pay. 3u .tsla the manager told the propria tor that, as thera waa nothing further for him to do, ha proposed to retire, and handed In hla resignation, to take effect at once. ! "But we dont want yon to go, Ton tnado the business what It la," sal<^ the proprietor. , j *"Yes, hut you can take care of it yourself now, and there le no use In Its being taxed 5600 a week to support a person tybo Isn't needed." > ".Well, at any rate let ua run till the first of the month { that's only three weeks longer." "No, I won't take what I dont earn. I'm going to jtjiflt Baturdny.*" I've been ?working *hard and need a rest." I The man has had bis rest, aud wants a Job whore ho can get big pay and a chf.nco to earn It.? Chicago lYlbune. , A Ituxe Ulobe. / A Parisian flrtn of globo makers has Jurit completed a glgantio globo. It waa built on plans furnlabed by four ; French geographers? Vllllard, Coturd, Tlasandler and Beyrlg? and la said to be the moat wonderful model of tho earth Idver produced. The Bt Louie ltopubllo gives a description of thla globe which wo copy. i It la a hugo sphere, forty-two feet in diameter, and has palutod upon Its surfaco nil the dotalla of tho earth's googrnphy, Tho globe weighs thirteen tons, but'ls bo nlcoly balanced upon Its axis that it Is easily rotated by a small iwhool worked by one man. ' I Its entire surface area, which la raised and deprossed ho ns to show mountains, valleys and other physical features, is five hundred and twenty five foet Tho ne^laj'gest model of the earth la tho elghteon?foot globo uued In tho ob eorvatory at Berlin, and tho largest one in America is only cloven and a bulf feet In diainetor, L mi, |. ? A flsnerman near Beattlo says that ho hauled In 1,000 salmon with one cast of his soino tho other day. (SlOO Bt no. The reader* of thW totpor will bo yltnaad to lunrn that tLiuro In n t least ono dteiiuad dlBuano thiH spiou' e lutfl baon able to oure in all I m that Is Catarrh, llaliv Catarrh Oi'.ro 1* tho oiijy positive ouret known to tho towt'oiil fra< ?>riilty. Giktarrh brttng a oonntltu llon'vl iIKchhi', requires ft oonatitntlonal treat ment. Hi? I I'm Culurrh (Juro 1st?kon lnteruRUy, noting directly on tho blood fcn<l miuoua sur face* of tho system, tbarehy dcvitroyhitf tho fouudatlon of the dl*?/vo, and giving ti?? ?>;? XiOUt Htroutrlh by building up the constitution tnl iwslHitnit natuvo In doing lta work. 'J'lio proprlotor# have eo muoh faith In Ito curat iv<* powers tuRt they offer Ono Hundried 1)oJ1hi>? tor any oruia that it falls to ouro. bend t or lUt, of toailmoiualn. Addreas F. J. CiiiNor <fc Co., Toledo, O. Worthy of Trlnl? riuit Is 1 1> o Opinion of .Mr. A. IC. 'I hornton. "I think It 1* bent w~l to lil<]o a Unlit under bush';lfl, and when k. tfood remedy Isdlsoovrr bil it isonr dnty talet It ho known la tho ln> tero*t of sufTorlmrhumanltv. "I huvo boon auflforln;; tvith indiaestion una dysnoptfln. I tried all tho varloua .remedies as welt an several omlnont physicians, but with* pntuvall. I was Induced hya friend to try fynoi^a Dyepepsla Romwly and t ho first doso roliovod mo. Yours In a urn ncl remedy for In fltjjestion and dy&pepM.'u It builds up, ami 1 recommoiid it j?*Trnt*niy of trial by nil who jiviBli to bo etyed." li'or aalo by ulHlruKifMa. / The Modern X7,\y Comm^lvds Itself 16 tho well-informed, to do pleasantly and effectually what was formerly done In tho crudest manner and disagreeably ah well. To o!<jfinae the system and break up Cold1*, headaches und fevers without unp!ea<*. ant after effects, nse tho dallghtf'il liquid lar. ivtivo remedy, Hyrup of lrUs. Manufactured California Fig Hyrup Company, V ?>no<l Pnj Is Worth Looking After. ,t you own a doa und think anything of Mm ytfUKhoilid bo able to treat him inteiliKontly h'hou ill ;vurt understand aim rtuftlcieiuly to ??t?ot symptom* of lllne?.s. The tio j doetor boott writton oy A. Olny 'ilo7er, D. V. fi.. spe cialist iti c.ioiiw dl?ear>tJ to toe principal ken nel club*, will furnish this information, it. it k o oth bound, handsomely illustrated book, and will bo ho i\ postpaid Uy th?i Hook i'ubllah lasr House, Plj Leonard Ht? N. Y. City! on recent of 40 01*. in postage stamps. The Jloru One l ues rarliur'a t>l"toi' 1\.iilo tho moro its virtues are rowaled in dWpollIng IKIIlS, "tinj^OQttTJn. imtn nnd errry weakness. Nervous Pft'iplo womlfr why t l?ol** are ?o wrak; why tlioyj-o^l tir<<l >0 easily; why they do not iriocp imturiHy; why they have frequent lioadeeho?. indlgculion and Nervous Dynpips'n. Th* <vcp1?nntfon is Hi?ntii{v. II. in found in Luat iuiLiU.ro Mood feeding (h? nWvifi on re f iino ioMeul of t!i<> elements of fdrenglh and vigor. Oplato and nerve compounds pimply deaden and do not euro, liood'3 Saraapurllla feed* tho pure, rich !>loo I, >:!vo'> tintura! sloop, perfect digc-d'on, is tho true remedy for nervumno s. (5T TK'i 1 ivarsaparilla in (Uf> 0:io Truo Ulood J'url t?r. All drug ;'?{?>. j?i. &fnnr!'?? tUro l-'vor III*; i?i?*y I I ViOull S r inA tiim*. e.isy to operate. 2.V. ft S^l 4v. tojS *foii?hln?? 1J?l?5t.Cor#?l In 10 B ft 5* fi 2 " 6-X t" '*'* N<> !?*?* t III ?tm ect, Vb U tf S la DH. J. STEP MENS. LeVmoa.Ohio. A Simile in Smoke. There's nil sorts of grades of tobacco plant. The hest comes from Havana. There's all forts of grades of s.irsa parilla plant. The best comcs from Honduras. If yon want cheap tobacco, all right ? provided you g< t value for your money. Cheap tobacco's not as good to smoke ? but it don't cost as much. If you want cheap sarsaparill.i . . . But you don't want it. Of course you don't. You arc paying for the best. To pay for the bcr.t and get anything but Honduras sar saparilla is like paying for Havana cigars and getting Pittsburg "Stogies." There's only one sarsaparill.i made exclusively from the imported Honduras plant. That's Ayer's. Just keep it in mind that you are payjng for Honduras sareaparilla when you arc paying for the best; but you donTgct what'you pay for unless you ^ct Ayer's Sarsaparilla. ( AayteUiboatli? Send fortWCuwbo^V." It ItflU docb<? hat cure* doobt tr?. AUrMl J. C. Ajrcr Ca^^r.vclT.TfiM. <1H FlffTY-FOimTH CONCUtKMS, A ttynopsl* of the Proceedings of Both House*. YQK HEXATK. After th* usual opening ccremonles In the Beurtt*) on WtHluooUay^ ottiao u concurrent resolution roportod troiiV tho oommitteo on foreign rotation* reCiUOSllug tho pfo*ldout of tho United States to uso lit* good office* with ' the government of Spain to huvo belligerent rlghta extended to tit" Oubitu revolution' t?>ts. The resolution went to tho calondar. The committee on foreign relation* \niso re ported back the resolution Introduced on the 21ut instant by MA. Call, With un amend ment striking out tho sen ton eo requiring tho President to doirum<l tho it?nedial<? n?foiu>0 of Mark E. ltodrig\ez, Louis Botnollau and his son ? A rnerloun citizens arre ted in liuvaua. Tho resolution sirni ly requests j the 1'rosidout to report thflrt tots as to such i arrests. The rcsolutlonim placed on tho ' tialeoclar. Senator TiiKrnan addrya>od the 1 Senate on the bond bill, and after hl? specch i [he Senate adjourned. The proceedings of the Senate on Thurs- i Jay were dull and oomm>n place In eovti'nap with the excitement which tint speech of Mr. i ntliQau vrento^ the day before, Mo?t of the j ilornlng honlt was consumed iu a din- j Mission upon the joint re. olutbuj order- j eg tho purchase and distribution of j loeds by tho Secretary of Agriculture 'on which no aetien was taken), The urgency dclloleney appropriation bill ivau reported ba"k from tho commit Leo on tpproprlatloiiH. 'J hls biileurrlos an ijjOTeaMO >ver the House bill aggregating I>l9.o0,b0i.' Hie only item of reduction i? tho decrease of MOO in additional compensation to u clerk in he Department of Justice, Among the lonat'j amendments Is one paying Goo. datt. W. Hansom, minister to Mexico, he sum of $3 800.18, t hut being the lalary, duo from July 1st to Ulguftt 28th, Trhioh waa withheld owing o tlie Irregularity of Jhia appoiutineut, Henato also gives tho Boorotary of the Treasury tho !if> temporary e.<peit money >ounlers for which he asked to enable him to/' )ateh up wHU tho currency business, Mr* Mien Introduced a bill to prohibit tho pur iliaso or use by tho government of any wares >r manufactures mndo In any i culioutiury, .vork house or other prison by oouyjet labor, Referred to commit toe on eduphtiou and nbor, ?T'** / The 8''nato on Fridny ooiUljOTied tho con dderutlon of the House hondrbill with tho finance eommlttco free eoiiUgo suiiHtituto. Tho oud of the long doytto on. tho bill was lighted when u Uniuilittoua ngrecmoul was made that artor an oyrntng session to bo de? voted to clearing oiY belated speeches, a recess Khali be tak^h till li a. m.. Saturday and t'nnt rhen, alter Mr, Morrill ?hall have b5?m hcarri, the dhcus*lon itfmll go jn uudor the live minute rule until 3 p, in., when tho Until vote Is to bo taken. Tho discus* lou of this bill consumed tho whole day. The loVig struggle in the Senate over tho question of the Iree enl.ingo of silver ter mluttted at 3 p. in. Saturday, in >lctoryof tho friends of fillvor, The great fl?'bl was ovorthe flnanco committee's substitute to tho House bond bill. Almost the ontiro day was consumed In tho consideration of the bill. Itstltlowu) changed so as to nntko It read: "To restore tho coinage of aiivor ? I ol lars an \ for other purposes," 'l'horo was a brief executive session and tho Senate ad journed till Tu< Jay. Iu tho Senate on Tuesday Mr. Morrill, chairman or tno rtnnncc committor, report**! , baok from that c.mirniUe ,? the Houso bill, "to temporarily incren-c revenuo to inoci tiie expensea ot the government and provide against a dolioieucy," wit!i an n iicndment to atrike out all niter t.'i" eitaeling idau.se to Insert In lieu theicoi the r o coin uro Hiii'Slllutc adopted i?y the S"naio last Satur day. \mong ihouumereiis lulls report* d nn \ plu'jed on the ciihuid.ir were lh* follow lug ; Urautlng a jn-nslon of ?100 a month to the widow of Oeu. 'J'hoaia:; ; Hiving ; also a poir.lon of ;? 100 a mouth to tho widow ol the latu Wii.U> t Q. (Jp'sluim; the Military Academy apprfiprhitlou ' iilj tho genor.il pension appropriation; tho bill to nrovont tho d..?ocrale a o: tho natl<>nul flag. Mr. Turplo lntro hic.'d a j lut r solution to amend tlio c> ?(;tit::iion ;o a> to huvo United j States Senatorj clcoted by a dire, t vote of the people of the several Stales. After a brio, vx pcutlvo session the S jimto udjourued. till. Il'ltf)!., A resolution e.ilh' I u,? in tho ilouso Woiioojdny, dona'. Inn condemned cannon to ? Rochester O. A. 15. p -si, brought out so many amoudmonts cvtenting tlio privilege to oilier Ci-roinl Army posts, tuat tho whole subject, win referred to tho naval affairs committee. Tho regular order was demanded, and tlio M r.->? cail of committees for consideration of hills in tho morning hour for this session who entered upon. Th<J> Consideration of it ? bill Hiclbitcd from tho "committee on invalid peifcdonn, direct in.1? tho Ton.- ion U urea it to aeiifcpt as satisfactory ovIdeSfco ql the death of a soldier proof of Ida unexplained ubsouco lor seven yenrs, was bi'Knn, but u vuto to order I ho previous nm>siiou on a proposed amendment fiiVVAloped the lmfc of a quorum in the House find adjournment was taken. "(Strictly business" Boomed to ho tlio mot to oi tho Ilousn in itn two hour's session Thursday. Tho commltteo on mjrieult nro toportod the agricultural npproprlutl^i**^Tl, and the District rf Columbia a ilition hill for tho yuurendingJuneGOt.il, 1H'.>7. Tho elections committee No. 0, reported its unanimous finding that David Culberson, Democrat, was entitled to his seat as a Itopresoniatlvu in tho Fifty-fourth Congress from the fouith Tex as district, J. li. Davis hav ing abandoned the contest 'if which ho gave notice to tho clerk; and a resolution to that ef fect wag <i greed to. Tie- n. tine committee re ported ils unmdmoufr rupcrt tn fn-mr nf thn fclttliiK member In the contest between ]{ >?? a* thai and Crowley, fr<?m the tenth '.'exas dis trict. Friday Mr, Rosenthal will lio k ran ted the privilege ol the lloor I or an hour to pro sent his e'.do of the ease. \ resolution w.n ro om id (n.!. i the com mi lb e . > r r inter-.St.il*> ;> id foreign eojnmerce aiidw,e? agreeiiio a.>!v in;.' t lie Preshbmt to liunMUil It to Congress th<- re port of tho board 'if engineers in py.inle.1 i>y him to Investigate lie* Xioarje.-niV < nuai. Tlio l.jll dir-vtlug 1 5 ' i '?* : !?? i ? :i iVtrenn. in claims by widow-* for j <'u~ i ? ??.??? a- ? t "i . evidence of tle> soldi"." ? ilea it prnol uf Ida unexplaiucd at s-U'-e (or seven y>-us was pasaod. Tlio if e.i'-r Friday in oomi-.dtte.-* of tho whole i nter lupin ? ? ??!? id' ni "n of tho b.ll'.maU in ?* appropriation ? '? i!v 1 'rl t of Colombia l"- ; thoyourei ling ?nno Jldih lSt>7. Ma-V. "I t'io tiri'- was .'-pen' in . o .-'?g il.o pi- i\i i.i.i rep .ft .1 ! \ tiio e for U' -iiM : l i onipi't;' !v?ii tlio ;19 nivl ele-tri^ ighlili:..' ?'( tin' f it \ ? [ \V e illiejtoti, im ?!? of of wh.els i-; P w.-n a.-n'i ieil, pra ti'*'i!ly :i iiioiio]'Oly . ij / !l ? \\n* I'i.id" t i tho pr? '% i ;? ? >:i t >:v- iit.nl that u ??'?an^.cd ?. X l.-tlt ;j :<i v. ;imi| ili r. : ore hn l no pi.t <? .n II. o appropi :.IC I' >11 t'lil; '1 i provi-jer. ? i .id i>e mad" in n paint'1 ' ill. Tho <-ii:n . .r.nv of tho eom i let of tin' itti'd ii. at the j,r . . vi .Ion w? a .?!..? "t *;. t Ing ia e. ne.,'. ?! \va " i-tri- Vo-n ' < ? ? ; t . I}?' f "i'i> ?i u.ili v '.i -in*" llv'hiin>f 8' lie !ui? ?.?. t '??_? !' : i: .?tun Miller- ? >?<?? r.ttd t!i" 11 t >???: i mo.', s |. t j cn? uuiiii'icfMiion 01 vnvatft periston oiii?. j I The follow n,; w r?4'.t?8i icurlk-r in tu? day: I Authoring tl/?. Sc Votary of tho Treasury to | ?xcluilo ir n II o operations o( tho tntc*ri??? j MVtMiii" ' w ? vj i-t ftstolha |?nyrnoi>t 1 tnxo.'i, hnui'tU / made from all fruit*, us well ! that made from applea, peuchfcft or grape* (tit provided iu tho present tariff iuwj olmugj ; lng the time of holding Diaui\>i auu t^rouif Court* la the northern division of tho eastern distriotof TonnosscojJol t resolution top?rfint tho Soolety for Christlon Eudeavor to use White I ot, pint south of tho White Hou&o, during It* National convention in Washing ion next July; authorising the Bocratary of ?tho Navy to appoint ex-Naval CaiittTJ Ryai , Morris and WeJls iu asoistaut engineers. fho contested election <as<> of Itoseutlial v*. Crowley, from the tenth ToxaS district, waa j settled in favor of the sitting member (Crowley), upon tho oawlnous report <>f the committee on elections No. {J. Mr. j Itosomhal did not avail himself of the j prlvlloffo aooorded him of add rosalog tho j II -use for an hour in bin own behalf. Tho Honso Spent most of Saturday in tho \ consideration of tho District of Columbia ap propriation bill without concluding it. The committee on foreign ftftalrs reported favor ably the resolution to ask the Provident to send to tho House tho correspondence with the German governmont relative to the ro lu wil to permit American Insurance compa nies to do husln.f^a 1 tho Gorman Empire, and It was agre?l to. In the llou&o Monday thoarrAy appropri ation Ml for the coming IjbcsI year waa re ported. A bill was put-sad granting right of way through urn Choctaw nation to tho Arkausus A. Ch ctaw Itallroad CVm pany. Tho Senate freo coinage substi tute for tho House bond bill was received and referred, under tho roles, to the committee ou ways and means. A menage from the President asking a tea sonuble appropriation for tho families of four Italians killed last spring in Colorado was referred to tho committee on appropria tions. A bill wa- ollorcd amending exl t Ing iaw ho an to permit national batik* to Is i currency to tno par value of bonds. aeposlt'>d. when currency Is l?sned to tho banks the Socretary of the Treasury is di rected to redeem and cn> eel a corresponding amount of legal tenders. Should no le gal tenders 06 preset tod foi rcomp tlon, thou tho Sooretaiy directed to redeem and cancel notes Issued under tho Sherman act. To carry out tho provisions of thla bill the Secretary Is authorized to issue a 0 per cent, gold bond, payable In 20 years, to bo sold as occasion requires. Tho bill also re duces from^jl per cent, to one-fourth of 1 per cent, tho tax on national bank circulation. On Tuesday the ways and means com mittee In the House reported, with a recom mendation that tho Houso do not oonour In the Senate substitute therefor, tho bill passed l?f>t December authorizing tho issue bonds to to protect tho gold reserve and provldo i acralust temporary d> llclonclfcs in the rev enue/ Mr. Oriap stated that ttio report was not a unanimous ore ? that tha minority of i the committee urged the House to accept ' the Senate's froo silver oonago j substitute. No notion / tois taken Jly uuaulmous counont a number of measures were considered and possw, among them a Hotino bill authorizing t o appointment of coinmlsslonora to treat with thto Shoshone, A-i.apahoo and Dnnnock Inaians Jn Wyoming ^und^dnhfN for the surrender of any itglns claimed byVlhein, under treaties with tho United KtateaJ to hunt upon occupied pu' 1 lands. This bill grow out of the out break at Jackson's Hole last summer. The following bill was favorfthiy reported, "That noction 01 10 of tho Horbod Statutes bo I amended no as to cad as follower* When I over any jieuou knowingly sells or K'wpsou j hand for teiW, ?bi| s, trausports, or removes auy spirituous or K'rmcntoil liquors or wines, whether foreign or domestic, in bottlos,on*k3 or other package?, under any other than I ho proper namo or brand known to tho trade as designating the Kind and quality </f the con ton tn oC tho bottle-, casks or other package.. containing the. same, or causes such act to be done, lie shall forfeit the said liq uors or wines and bottles, casks or other pa-lcageg and >?o subject to pay a flue ot fe500 ami to bo imprisoned six months for tho llrst offeneoj and to pay a flno of $1,000 and bo Impris oned one year for the second offen50. 'J ' 1 i ? ? of the day was .'.-pant iu further eon i b'ration <?' the District of Columbia ap propriation bill. Tho consideration of th* !>ili wim completed In committee ol tho whole, but a vote Has not taken. LIQUOR COMJCS lllG.'Il.R. A New Dispensary Prloo List Put Into 10 fleet. A now price Hat for tho stth-riidpon* aarica has gono iuto eiTect, and in con sequence tho chcnpor grades of liqnora in oniall pnekftvOH, which constituto llio great bulk of ttio sales of tho ilinpcti j stirioa nro h'eneeforth to l>o sold lit higher prioes. No chaugo whatever is made in the pricoa oi the 80 per ocnt. oorn. The half pint packages of 80 j10*" cent, rye nnd bourbon heretofore sold at 13 oents go up ?o lo cmla. Ono X corn goea up from 13 oents a half ]>int to eeutHj from 2o cento a jiint to 30 conts; aud from o0 cents a quurt to 55 centd, Oue X rj'o, bourbon, rum or gin goes up from 15 contu a half pint to $0 cents; from 30 cents a pint to 35 cents. Tho XX rye, bourbon, corn, or gin gora up from 20 cents a lMlf pint to '25 c<mtH; trom 85 c?mt? h pint to .10 qentu; from 70 cents a quart to 75 eent.s. ?? Tho XXX rye or "OKI Velvet" is rained from 25 centa' ft hull pint to 30 cents; from 50 ocntaa pint to 55 centa. I XXXX ryje nntl Scotch wbiftkey nro } r< du oc d from Co cents a half pint ( ?.? 35 i ccntn; from 31.25 n pint to (55. cents; ; f'-om 32.50 n quart to SI '25; from 31 0 } a gnllou to So. , Thoiffpson rye ih reduced from 45 ; eenta ft hftlf/^i?f|to 35 cents; from 85 I ceutaa pint to CjVenb;; from 6*1.70 a I quart to SI. 25; fro*n ?0.8!> a gilhm to ! 85. Mount Vemor ryo is rrduoed from I ?!."? cents a half pint to 35 ct nU, fr.un I 1 {"5 cents a pint to 05 ceiiU; from -1.70 I j ft quart to 31.25; from 90.80 a gallon ! 1 to 95. l?uk r rye is reduced from 81.50 a i quiu t to $1 .25. Jamaica ruin is reduced from 9) a pint to 0U eo at 3. Sherry wine i* raise. 1 fiom 25 <\ i.ih ti pint to 35 cents; it om 15 nnd ;>0cei.!i ft quart to 00 cents. These aro about tho only changes in ' tho prico list.-*. It ik ft noteworthy fuet : tlmt the high grade good* have all been reduced in prr'ee, whiig the cln np goods, tho goo da to which tho bulk of the sales are confined, have been raised. It can be easily Keen that tho reduction* made will he easily over conio by tho increase in tho price of the lower grndo of f;eo 1*. 'Ill tin an's Speech Approved. lu tho llons??* of Representatives of South I rarolinft.Mr. Godfrey l-'owlcr introduced tho i following resolution which wo* referred to j tho conamitteo on Federal relations: "Hi-solved, l>y tho Honso of Ropre- j sentatives. iho ftcnfltfl concurring, ih?t wo have lioard with plonsuro and inter- j c.'-t the eloquent and patriotic speech j of our junor Senator in the i Htatf* Senate, Hon. P. It. TjUbmmi, on tho . u9lli of Jhouhi v, Instant, nii(t wo ?i*j?ro to ? >*y that i>y all wo are, nnd tiop* to bo, wo | will saer.fi. *o our lives If necemsry In remsc- j in ?.? tyranny and oppression, boUi-vinj?, as wo j d.>. that pvd.?tance to tyrants Is obedlenc? to I OoJ." Hope '1 hey Won't 1'liul Her. ThO old tab, t lie Hawkins, loaded With Cuban filibuster.*, which sprang a leak ?** rare ran gst pat -s.vtd> ttiw-?: . m belnfc hunted for by ?H?< two United fltat^ erul**r*, lur. l-h nnd Monttfosaoiy. and the ootlro s.piadron/Ttli'j .Sj?.iulsb oftvy lu Cu b*s wafers. I TWO NOTED - . GENERALS. J ? ? ? GI'.N. K^.SSUIt LBCITUKS TO A li\RQE AUDIKNOK. ? - - 1 11 1 rod u end lly Ills (>1<1 Cotiimuiider, boutli Onroliiiu'it Old Hero, Wade Hampton, l'utiiotlo Oein oiintrut Jtm.H nud Ut ter u noes. ~ ? ? - If any oiio over dreamed, nays 7'Ao State, tliut the patriotism of tho poo? plo of Byuth Carolina yw8 dyi?8 ou^? tlmt porbou should liavo been at the Opera house in Columbia and beard the I'ubt-l yolla tbut greeted tho strains of "Dixie" and thoobeera with whioh those two noblo old soldiers, Generala Bosaer and Wado Hampton, woro greeted aa they stopped forth ou the stage, tlio former to deliver his illus trated lecture on tho notable battlea of tho lata war, aud tho latter to intro duce tho di&iiuguished Virginian, It was an occasion to bo remembered. The theatre wus paokod to its utmost capacity with lulies, veterans, business men, society people/- judges, members of the general assembly and all ola6soa, and in the right hand box wero seatod tho Governor, .Speaker Gary of tho houao aud others. Tho old veterans were in their ylory. Tho strains of "Dixin," tho sitfht of the old Confed erate battlellog and tho presence of the two ehiel tains whom they had fol lowed in many a gallant charge, oalled up memories that filled their hearts to overflowing aud for tho hour many an old soldier seemed to be living over tho days of tho '60's. Mrs. Darby was at the piano, and a (j General Bowser's commanding form appeared upon tho stage, she played "Dixie" with great force. Tho cheer* ing was prolonged ami hoftrty, increas ing in intensity aa Bouth Carolina's own noblo hero, General Wado Hamp ton, stepped forth aud took u Boat. When General Hampton aroso and j hteppod to tho front of the stage, bear I nig heavily upon lua walkingatiok, the i cheering was bouudless and it was some minutes before ho could begin his remarks. When bo spoke he said j tho vory grateful duty had boen j assigned to him to introduce bin old h ie nd and comrade, General Rosser. I He had introduced him to mauy audi ciicch in biH time ? many of thorn ve ry iiHu-'h larger and hardly so oordia. (Applauae.) To introduco Sftcneral Kossor wan scarcely nocessary, if there - \vt re en v Confederate soldiers before him. (Applause.) To introduoo Geu~ ? ml \>as to introduce all that was gallant and uofrfo. Ho would xenturo to fay now to General Rosscr's f.ico what had often mid behind his ' b tok, that 1 10 had never s? en or known ! it better soldier than he waq, and no i one waa better qunllifled to j tell them of the great battles than General Itosaer. General Hosser could well exclaim, "I was a largo part of thorn," ; for largo part of the battles of i nortbom Virginia. He then proceod j i d to relate an iucident going to show the true manhood of tho man. It was an incident in which tigurod General lhitler "a man that South Carolina (Might to be proud of." The incident related to the appointment of Gonorai ] hitler to a major generalship over General Rosaer. Tho latter camo'to GcnoraL Hampton and told him he thought ho should have had tho pro motion and oould not serve under General Butler. Lator, Gen Rosser saw General Butler's heroism in a certain battle, wont to General Butler nud offered to go into tlio fi?ht, even if his brigade refused to follow him, nud subsequently camo to General Hampton, telling him he was willing to flght under Butler, for Butler "wus a man." General Hnmpton thon in troduced tho "distinguished and gal lant soldier" and retired from the stngo amid vooiferoua applause. Gonornl Ivoseor thon began very feel ingly, Having that his aim had always 1;cqu to net eo ns to receivo Iho ooui mefdation of his com ma Del or, and for it to conie as it did at this timo touch' ed his heart. After somo other refer ences, he roferrod to tho war in gen eral terms. He fiaid ono generation, had to give way to another. Ilia gon ! cration had made sacrifices that pos terity might reap the benefit*. They had r-truggled and failed, and posteri J ty to;lay held his generation responsi-. l.lo for the war. lie wna thero to tell them something of what he now and heard of tinft war, and when ho had I finished ho would a*k only for an im partial voydiet. If the facts of that I 'i eat war were to bo gathered, the present generation would have to do .-?o quickly. He could not stand there and nay lie regretted tho war; it was r>.?rt of our Civilization. It would nev ? i be forgotten until patriotism and love ceased to bo virtues. Iliimnn nn i :;ru watt always the same. Thoy could not now change a siuglo thing they had done, lit* said tins country was !. >?v a r. -united country an<l he hoped we would grow to be the grandest em- J i>iie on t !? c? face of the earth. Tiny : eople of tho north and south w etc fomented together onl>f for dcfejifio i? 'i*l olfenao. It wns a question of etpial rights to equal States tKal causcd tho war. 'I'l'.Uinp; the old Confederate flag ! in Irs hand, he said it was now the ^.I'.ither.i fo Idler'* duty to stand to tho si r jnd Ht r i j?ew and defend them with 'mi' zeal he had tho ting in hia hat.d. ,v . - ? ? ui-ral Hotter then proceeded to ]. 1 1 v * i hi* lecture on tho great battles ?if tho war, beginning with tho story the forming of Fort Humter and coiitnniing until Appomatox was reach i d. Tho liberation* wore handsomo ? ?r c>?. The stoiv was told in an intense- j ly interesting nnd entertaining manner an 1 i?ll tho references to General Hampton, General Evans or the South Carolina troops wero cheered to tlit echo. Those who heard the lectnrc enjoyed it immensely. A reception whs tendered tho distin ri-hod soldier-lecturer fit Wright'* hotel. when General Ronser hadconcluded hi" lecture Commander R. 9. DeaPortes rrf-t'wr.tp n?Tiipt0Tl TTypeVnoTCe front o( the stage *nd re^d the following reiolntion* adopted by tWcamp; Ib mdre l, That Camp Hampton, No. 389, United Confederate Veterum, 1ms heard with^great gi atiflcation pf the mincely donation o.i' Comrade Charles B. Itouss, a hoi ioc ton of Virginia, to Ilia establishment cf a memorial of l><itllo abbey o f tbo south. Wo extend t<> him our greeting and most oordiul thank*. ltesolved, fuftkfcr, That a copy of thin resolution be forwarded to Com i ado lionsn ut Now Yotk oity, where he i? now residing, by Adjutant David It. Fleuuikon. Resolved, further, That Camp Hemp* ton extends its thanks to General Ros ter for his eloquent literary and his torlo Ifctnre, wnieh be has junt deliv ered to them and their friends on this ] oeoaKioo. Turning to General Rosser, ho said: "Wo wiidi yon, general, abundant sue ocas and an brilliant a reoord an you : achieved on tNfc red tield of battle?* there could be no greater. "Wo idhO wish to extend ,^o you our thank* for being the rneaus of giving us all the pletsnro of seeing and hoar* iug u^ain our grand old hero aud lead* or, (J m oral Wado Hampton." palmettoIriefs. I ACHANCKFOUA DKAL. York People Think There' Is Mon<>y to be Made of the Chester and Lenoir. Tho people of York County and thaf Section of tho Btute are veiy muoh afrnid that tho Southern system is go ing to gobble lip^bo little Chester aud Lenoir Narrow Guago 'Road, and they arc vory anxious to havo au out* sido oompany formed which will step in at tho proper timo aud buy the line. They say that ^ho road is worth inlly $100,000, and -that tho Souther r will not want to pay more than it oan holp for it. Tho road is 109 miles long. It is capitalized at &3'A5I000 and bouded for $;150,OUO. In tho lnnt years, shich have been poor ones, the prop erty has made running expenses, earn ed enough to keep it in ropoir, and pnid o per cent intorost on $262,500 and 7 per cent, on 887,500 moro in bonds. Tho probable puVohases will either bo tho bondholders or tho stock holdcr.*, it ia sold, after tho present f^nver.shiphns run its course, it will bo ^nocked down to the high Oat bidder. There nro theo cla^sen of ?security holders ? tho 5 per cent bond* holders, tho 7 per ceut bondholders and the stock holders, and nono oi these may bo expcctod to try to inoko the property bring moro than tho total amount of the securities. Tho bonded indebtedness does not amount to moro than $3,500 per mile, or a sum upon which tbo' road can pay interest unci leave a fair surplus to a livo pro gressive management. Tho York peo ple think that under thoso circum stances ivny company which would 6tep in and buy tho load might m&koa very good thing oi^t of the dual. Tlie Colleton Affair. A)1 who read the accounts of tho brutal and uncalled for murder of two negroes in Colleton countp lust Decem ber will call to mind that seven white meu and ono negro havo beeu arrested accused of the murder. It is true that the murdered parties were negroes, but at the sumo timo the butchery of thorn was considered so uncalled for that the matter was immediately taken in hand by the chief executive of the State. State Detective W. H. Newbold was put to work ou the caso and it was not long before he had secured considera ble ovidenco pgainst half a dozen whifco men and attested thorn, accusing them of tho crime. 'J^eso white men, to gether with one eolo.ed man, will stand trial in Colleton. Tho men arrested are: Dr. W\ B. Ackermau, Frank Jen ney, Frank Brant, Wyman Kearst, Jako Folk, Frank Stanley, Press Hiers and Sandy Campbell, tho last named being colored. The murdered parties wero Ishnm ICearse and Hannah Walkor, and the deed was done at Broxton Bridge in Colleton county. All of the accused are in jail. They havo secured tho services of Col. Robt. Aldrich of parnwell, Messrs. Gruber and Howell, and Messrs. Griffin anil Pagget of Waltei-boro, to represent them at tholr tjual. Tlie base will be heard before Judge Aldrich. > Can't Hold l oo Many Onices. t.*ndcr tho now Constitution any mnn is barVad the priviloge of nolding more than oii^ oOico of trust or proiit under the StaV> government at one and the same tiiqe. Governor Evanu says that this- provision is going to neoessituto thu reorganization of the boards of trustees ol tho several Stntt! institutions of learning as several members of these boards- hold tho po sitions of State senator, represent n tives, etc. This will causo a general chango in tho personnel of tho board of trustees of tho South Carolina college. ? ? -<*> Lexington's t'otton Mills. Work on tho addition to the Lexing ton Cotton Factory is progressing rap idly. A largo number of small farm ers, from tho couutry havo recently moved into town for tho purpose of working iu the mill. Consequently tho dsraand for tenant houses is very^ great. Every building in the town' that can possibly be utilized for resi dence is now occupied. lied Bank Factory, about two miles from Loxing 1 5n , which was entirely destroyed Wy fire about ono year ago, has boon re built and is iiotv in active operation. .... ? <??- ? ?*- ? Keeler <?cts ills K?*lease. Keeler, tho wliito man who was com mitted to the penitentiary for con tempt in violating an injunction under tho dispensary rfM, has been released by Judge Buchanan. The supromo j court heard a petition for habeas cor pus from Keeler, but, it will be ro mcmbercd, that tribunal sustained the section of tho law tinder which KeOler was sent to prison and the decisiou was against him. Tho papors havo been sent to tho elcrk of~tho court 'at Barnwell. > j Coimnlfislon Issued. A oommiasiou has bccu issued by the Bocretary of Stste to- the Anderson Telephone Company, of Anderson. The capital stock ?1,000, w?<h Sriviletfe of iLcreasing it to ?5 00), i vided into 40 shares, with pilriafyQ 01 increasing io shares al lu<f piir value of $2$ per chare. ' The company intends to do a general telephone busi neee in Anderson .' n? w?au*s MutUtt That's Halter's Earliest, fit for dm f* M <5?>d. Salter's now I Md potato, Ohamyion Of the World, is pronouuoad the boavfcst yioMer ta the world, and wo challenge you to produoo Its equal ! 10 aorag ft*. Baleer's Earliest IViut*^ ytold 4000 lArshela.^Kld in I June at #1 a biwhol~#4000* Tlut p*y2S"Ax Word to tha wis*, ate. Now ir too wjix oxrt ,?*?? oxrr and mnr? It With l?o. portage yah* will Ret, fr?o, 10 package* grains and ifimmM, tnnladtnK T?x> Blnte, Lltnyru#,, Ban<*Vet?h, Giant Bpurry. Oisui (Yovdr, otc., ur{d our uiuuimoifc seed oaulvjjbo* (A. 0.) The liirMldiv! Spartanburg, ft.C., .Dally, $ii; Hemi-Weakly, K cents H>*>ar. Is hi thecentreof thacotton m ill at?trlct of Koutb Carolina, Contains bright mill depar**neut. Advertisements of eitua at Ions wanted in cotton mill* aro read by thousand* of mill men. One time, 23 oeutfi; uittt wcok. $1. ?. Japan Is planing orders for ten warship* (.nd plants tor two dockyards With builders on ths Tyue and Clyde. FIT* stopped freo by PR. Ki.iMt's GnmAi Nkiivk iteiTOKitt) No ht? after ftrstday'a uae. MHrveloas oure% Treatise and $'.'.00 trial bot tie (reft. Dr. Kline. U31 A rob St# Phlla., 1*0. ? - - - ' ? -* Advices from Tar Way ara to the effect that Armenians near Marash repulsed lbs Turks by the use of oynamlt*. Tha only flosHa* soap now mad* that is 10* por Yoftt. pnra and oontatua Boras ta Dobbins' Floa'^nsr-Bora* Boap. Why buy an acfcdterated roup wlion yon can got tha genuine? rut up only lu rail wrappw*. By the terms of a treaty stacked Jsnnary IS the lajana of Madagascar is a */enou posses* Hon. ? > "nr>rtwf?Vi nttowom^lSmrttTi**" ? w> nf trraat serv'ee In ^ut-dning rma Coughs. bold only^n boxes. Ato/4 Imitation*. 4 * *" ? "" ? A revolution of smalt btk* Irritating char actor 1b agitating CaraboDO* Venezuela, and cnuslug some solloltudo at CaW*18*9' AVtilklug Would OUou be V *'!????*? . woro it not for corns. Theaa posts ars /om^yodi wltu litnderoorna. loc. at aruygUUfc The Italian garrison has bo6n^Qbllgorf\;^ evacuattt the beleaguered fortressorolskalle in Abywluin. PJro's Curo for Consumption is A No. wftlllSSSlfit w(: B- W,LUA>'8' Antl Mrs. Wlnslow'sfjootblng Syrup for children Iwlhlmt, 6oft6n? the gums, reduces inflamma. lion, all;t ye |>atn, cures wind colic. 35c. ft bottle, 1 i n Minted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaao Thomn ton's Kvo water. Druggists sell at JJ6c per bott le MEN AND BOYS ! Want to icnrn nil irtx>'it- * llorto ? Ilotr 10 Plclc Out a CoodOue? Knowlmpcrfoo tJcns and so Guard n^alntt Fmid t Detect Piaea.se ami I fftct a Uura when tamelt po^b blo? Tell (i;e i\x o by the Teeth? >v'hat to oail tb? iwrfrront V.?rt? of tiie Auiu.ai? IlowtobJiod o fl?"?o rrcper!/- All t hi l uU oilier Va liable Information can l.e o'.ta'vel by reading our 10<N|;A4?lW \TKO ll -KSE HOOK, fhio-b wte will forwurl, i a.il, i, n ro; < ljit of ouJy %J5 cunt* In ktuuii>4> BOOK PUB. 'HOUSE. 134 Leonard St.. Now York City TUB AKimOTOK CO. ?<*? hMf tb? trorlfl'i windmill busluttss, brcniteo It has rftdueed thf> eo?t of VftnrtTwwor to t.Vi wiiat It was. It his many branch Uousus, and supplies 113 (food! ?ud 1 rpalis Bt siiiip tloar. It i-an niu! <loei furnlnh n . hotter ar t<do lor less monor than otliors. It makes l'umptnc nnd Ocuittd, Steel, Galvanised .if tor ComnUJIon Windmills. lIUIliU * anfl Flzod Steel Towohl 8to?l BuuSfttr Frames, Slfeal Feocl Cultors fttul Foed urindoift. on application it will cam* one Of <thrs3 nrt^lrs that li *111 funilnh until /thorny 1st at 1/3 tho usual price. It ?l?o trukef links ami I'unuutor sit klnus. b^rid for ca(ft!o/tu& P jctorjr: U?fc, Kockwtil tad Flllwow SUkU, fckkii* ASTHMA POPh'AM'S ASTHMA SftCIFIC Gives relief -in ?'I?B minute*. 8onil for a ntKliirlftl uackafo. Boldliy Drufttrlhts. Ono Co* ?ont postpaid on receipt Of 91-00. Blx boi?? fS.OO. *tl !joi,3TH0?. IO1-HA0, IHII.i., fi. Kj. |TCHfW3 PILES ?r*ct' Wltcu'VliiKol I cure* thsm. mVjW. ana 50c. pou at rtru?.?|?. or mmplo jnRlled IMM.t:. J.J. JFLKUtl. Tlflln. O. n Dill ?3 **14 WHIJWCY fcaWtcnrf*. Uooki^nt VriUSa IMfc Dr. ft ?. JTOOtWT, ATUVT4, Ok. ~ If m. J. ?artton, of ttHsabettr, lf? V J., aayn,; "I coueulte 1 a pbyatolaa la \ the oountry thb> summer wHrre I w?f ? spending my venation, ebaut/H ohronto dyapep*la, with wbtoh I . bave boon a good deal troubled. H takes the form of indigestion, the ^ food I take not beuotnln# asalm ilntod, After proscribing tot mO for some time, tho phyaloiab told we I would bftvo' to bo treated for bOYt^l months with a mild laxative and egrreotlve ? something that Would gradually bring back my nurmul eonditlon wiilumt thrf vio lent action of rtftuitlo romedl^. X reoently sent to the Dootor (J)r. C Thomas Cope, of Nujsareth, Pa.) y a box of lUpttnA Tabulae, and wrota / htm what X understood the loifH*- ? d lent ? to be? rhubarb, ipecac, [agr ^ permint, alone, nux votuloa And _ * soda. Ho writes bnolc 'I thlu'< the formula a very ^ood o no, aud will , no doubt Just suit you/ " , ftipana tab 'lM a** eald by druggists, or by mad tt the prtoa (W? ??-at? a vox) is <e?t toTha H'psna OhPioUwl Co ?<pa >y, Ho Id t>KUQ? St., UmW KtfkJ fljunplo ?UI. JO <K>utA , , Successful growers of fruits, berries, and jail kinds of vegetables, know that the largest yteWsani best quality are produced by the liberal use of fertilizers containing at least 10% of ~ " Actual Potash;1 Without tho liberal use of Pot ash on sandy soila, it is impos sible to grow fruits, berries and vegetables of a quality that will command the best prices. - Our painpHiM# arc ni>t';^dveWJsltyr circulars boom ing sp?aatT?n!v ""**?, out 4r6 praivical worn, contain' ing )ate?f research* on t!jo ?ubj?ct of rmiBiation, and urc really helpful farmers. Th?y wo eent free for the ajkiof . c?lvMAN KAtt WORK#, . 03 Nassau St., New Ye?k. 0S330 ?X^JST13'Sr~ SflaatnecH Sohool of No toit book* us*d, Ac toil bui^Hh '' ?J ?ntftiinf. Uu-m*>s? nnper-t. 0Otf4g^lt I? 4 ' u e?i. S'tn'l for htniNoine? ll?^ '?i?a! ***** '<??.*? i?< Rnnril fl>iHAn*r t li*n n nny 3 >Jtb<?K * _ 7,oenU-UiW?r(^M?;1'l? ft *?*k u\ botaf. uslo|% fDro* Uri; i'>a?cr4,ortA*lof ordefw , topfate. ^lategold, ?tlyfffPK ^ oopwr, wMton??ilili bwm?i{% , the material* andoutflu, teatlitX [art* only comploteontflt. Inemai?? I triple seorvu ami ! nbrcl), tool*. ail u?a'erl*!*fotpr* inarlngi polishing- pla^frttg and flo> uMug. no to/i, rm#1l la tfitellDtf? lease, largo for ahofis, dfMriHw; ? tlce^. fc?tlmr?niai*. Mfunlei fiec (ifiY 4 Co.* l'Utiitir Work* IKp't lt? Coliftaou% w 0TO AVOID THIS XT SITED 0M TETTERINE Sn* ost* ptinlwi- ??<J. b?riaU?# ? TP liu 'tR for th? W >i?t- tyii? of.JCcuUM, I Tittor, R r.fflmrm, twl/rnu?ta patch Is D ci on llio faco, ciu?tod ?o?lp. 1 1 A Ground itch, cbifon, cb*p?. p>t*? IIT P'M. Vommi fr?>m ityor pot o*o*?, I A In fthoit *11, iicurf. 60o. fat 1-1 1 rttn.i>!i or o^?U to J. T, Shootrtn^, ** H SiTuhiisb, Gv. lor on# bo*. If fOtt? ? " dlUKfttvt OuD'l Iccoil it. 8. N. tr.? G. A Good Digestion follows the use of' Brown's Iron BiiTiirs. Jmligestiou is caused by the stomach's Inck of tone. Brown's Iron Bitters supplies the tone. ftot n beverage? an alterative touic? simple, curative, certain, pure. PSrchesemetiey rcfundcS should Brmrn'r fron ItHOrs ? taken aadfre to benefit any pcrsoM ?ufreiiu>; with Vyipcpnlt, MAlaria, Chill# and Fever, Ktdpey and I,i ver Troubles, Blliousnesa, Hemaie IaGrmitle*, Impure Blood, Weaknesa, Nervotis Troubles, Chronic Headache, or Kenralffla, HaOTV.t Cmnmicai^Co., Baltimore. Md. LOOK AT THE BOX This is Walter Baker & Co. 's Cocoa box? be sure that you don't eet an imitation of it. Sold by Grocers Everywhere. Walter Baker 4c Co., Ltd., Dorchester, Mass. Waste on the Farm. Around the farm there U at least a ton or two of materials, such as Ashes, Urn Dropping Wood's Earth, Marl and other things, which, if mixed with Powell's Prepared Chemicals, make fertilizers rich In Ammonia, Potash and Phosphoric Acid, which vill beV quick, acting, producing large crops and at the same time permanently Improve \tie sr.il. A fertiliser tnade in this way is certain, but costs very ///Mr? only about $ia per ton. Many thousand, farmer# h?v? laved fully ha'f their fertiliser bill* by the ma of Powell'* Prtpaf*4 Cheail.j-U. Circular giving Injunction* for mixing, with (eiiimoni*it from every section tent fre?. POWELL FERTILIZER * CHOrtlCAL CO., Baltimore, M4. - SAIZEB'S VEGETABLE SEEDS An r+e?e*t**3 txxt for alt <?<?. wbv.twr Kui or West, North or 8?alb,b*c?a?? t!i?y Sprout Quickly, Grjrii V^OfOMlj, Pro4?c? tri^mouilj! JH Thai l? th?1rr*ror4 tho */rl4 o*?r. B*in? Korlhor.. frown, >**r ?" br? 1 C2 to Uilln^. Tb?t? it I <u or ISOMJ ?*io la mH; T**oiaWei, tfcdwo art, X Itoinx I > tuako a biH h/-re tl??t th? tirtiotr. oh?i???t v<>>feU*? li V (ho ar* projaood from ltalw'< Pn4i. Oar Catalofvo t*11? TOTJ *(ir, so if *m witk UmIm moaoy ? t >a? l?. Iwi? ttfotoMsa ta lb?nukit f<? ti 30 i?r? , ahoui of Yaqr a?t{bbora? rlaat Bo.otr'o 1W4?. 4o. for market nr- i WMNf wholmH iHi, UTOfbtlM Owwit It m Cahbtg* otrolty I of tfeo world, ?ifonaar???ia?4aTtt rig.. li? i ai.,** ; V lb . {2 ?*). 1 Wo n?k? I NMitUr of ckoioo toilffwa Galas (Mod: to. MtMul! c*n?r'i SwtlHtCAMaMwMlMM. Fk| , I0t? o*..*ka.|V IV, Co. Q?r ?a?w> Haat a a* W Oa?a?oa?o. aaa^taia* ? M?c?H?aa? tmr of U?? iMlim Ii<i>ui?awh>^ili?ibw,liaawil?yw a?oa r*oo<?t of Jo. foota?o, or Catalog a ad raitfaaf B*rtf Bird IMioblMiTHtlM of he. JOHN A. SA12EB ?EEP CO.. L? &??? ? Mfw.