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TKLKOKAPIIIC TICKS. A learned Europeau physician thinks that the Roentgen discovery in a bad thing in ouo respect, bo/auae every mau who was wouuded in. the luat war ahd etiU-t>ftrrif8 the bull iill want it extraoted, and the t'atulity under the useless operations will bo gi vat. H. M. Coiner was elected president of the Central Railway of Georgia at a meeting of stockholders at Atlanta. The express oflloo of tho New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Com pany at Boston wan burned. The loss* <* estimated at #50,000. At Philadelphia tho soap and npioo works of P. C. Ternson & Co. and tho plant of tho Philadelphia Cooperage Company was destroyed by lire. Tho j loss is estimated at 8250,000. At Martin's l?erry, O., the lluckeyo (Jla?s Works, owned by A. l\ Seaman, j of Whoeling, W. Vn., ouo of thotftfgeat plants of the kind in tho couutry, was j bumod. Loan $150,000. Tho Mardi Graa carnival is in full V swing at New Orleans. Tho city wa? V-turned over to Rex and his aubjeots ATbft^ay. Sensation has been oausod at Mo* bllo, Abv, by th? arrost of David Ilon ry HealW ft leading light in the Bap- i \ tist ohuroh^ who Is aooused of caumug the daath of hie wifo by the adminis tration of pitrio aold, which he hstl ob tained ? from a local physician for al leged analytical purposes, George W. Vundejrbilt i? lestftbliiih iogon hi? e?ta\o at Biltmore, a solen- , tiflo collection oK dried plants in con- I nootiou with an arboretum and scionti- i fioally managed forest. Ah a nucleus j ' y he haa recently purchased l>r. Chap- i man's herbarium of Southern Aiuorl icanplauts, which formod tho fouiula tion for the "Flora of tho Southern : State* ? The property known as Edgewood, the Washington homo for many year* of the Into Chief Justice Chase, lias i b#th purchased bv hijhsoiiptiomi unions ! 1he -iriunds of Mis. Kate Chaae-Spra <;ue. who intend to hold it in truni I'ut her, and upon good opportunity for its eale to prc-scut tho prooeeds to ad ministrators for Mra. Spraguo's u.-.e. . r' At publio sale a year ugo the property brought $.10,054, which was only the I amount of the mortgage upon it Thoro ato clandestine 'possum ran chfa in Suffolk oonnty, N. Yv.A'ooiin ty of 25 cents is paid-*Tfj 'poKsuru'e oart, which exfJxfns tho origin of tho 0jp^^There is a very raro muiumy at a j Vienna museum, Thorn in doubt asto ; whether it wa? an ibis or a human be- j ing. A pioturo of It wae taken by tho i Roentgen process, which showed plain- | ly tbo^celeton of a great bird. Some of tho Blackburn HUpportmsnt Frankfort, Ky., havo signed a petition to Secretary Carlisle, nnking him to use his inlluaneo to induoo the flvo lound-moarfcy ^Democrats, who rofuso to4rote foT Blhckbu^n, to oomd baok N^into the Blackburn rrluk*. ... ? A Hold IliiltbPO'i { Burglars broiio Info Dannett'rt Park flow reataurauf, In Now York Gl'y, 8uuday, an I wrecked tbo safefyoarrylng away 41375 in oath. Ono of th? bafcs w?w in full view of the fttroot nnd uuder an ulootrlo light, Tho proprietor la such u .strict SUbbtturian Unit ne would not employ a watoiimuu out bat day. "m?er? T>ld You <i?t 'fit I ? Coffee? Tf ftd tho Ladles' Aid 8x.'iety of ourChnreh out for tea, forty of thorn, and nil pronouneo 1 the German Coftoaberry equal to Rio! BaJtftr'e cn^lloguo toll* you all about U! 35 packages jEnrliojt vwgutublo seoJU 5? 1.09 post paid. ftf tou/wir.t, tpt mis out avd rp.nd with Jflc. fitaoiife to John A. ijalzor Boel Co., La Crosso, WUf,, you will gel ff*'o"n paokago of ftbovo greafcoffoo seod anl our 148 patrooat aloguol Catalogue ulonn (k. i\) mf ??i i " ? ? ~ B?ir?r? of Ointmeuts for Ta^rrli Thnt , Contain Mcrcurjr, m meronry will surely destroy the sense of tinellau^Icbwplotoly derail ^o the is Uo2oh\ atom who i entering i i through i lie mucous surfaces. Such arllcloa should never be used oxcepit.ii prescription i from, r op uiaulophya. elans. nati o lAUia^e they will do H ton luld {o t li e yi nd j oil uapoMtbiy dei .ro Jroni them. Hall's catiiri ti -;?roi in-iii u fact u roil Oy !?'. J. Cheney (_'o., I olodo, O., contains no mere il*y nod in taken Menially, noting directly upon tho blood and iiUotnta aurfacos of tho evstvm. In buyiin 14% ? Catnrra ( 'tir ? I jo mm i* i.* get tin* f;t?nunu%. ftls Ween infn itallv, nnd is m -<l? in Toledo, f>hlo,T>y y. J. Client-, it i o. T'MltmonlalH tri e, M? 8idd by lJruj;.?;.bt% price 76c. per bottle. Al'? Yon Troahli'd ? And iloVon Want Your l'rouhli?K to I?'ly Away? You havo suffered world* of trouble, anx iety and pain, un?l yon hardly know wb.it alls you. Hometiino your business eoes wroiu-'. indfora longtime you havo ncen foellnT physically very badly. Don't kno\T what i tho matter? Of cow o y<>u don't, eb-e you would get pnmc medlHnr. The t rouble 1* with your Rtomueh ami liver. T> iter's Dys pepsia HeWled}' will d?> a vast amount <>f K0"d In helping this trouble if you will use if. Prlco 00 cents per bottle. For flalo by all drun if I H t . - Forty-nlno per cent, of London days are wet. Uobbtn*' Floftt.tnic-Borax 8o*p i* loo i*r conl. pure. Mi; do of Herat. It flr.atft. Co*'s you 9aifM^ as poorer Worth luoro. If ell tM* Is tru<* jou it. <*r-l?r oca tukn of your you'U want a Ik>* next. Thore are 439 patonta oovorinij masonry work. '?BrOWN'a Itrto* ci" * '< '? noc!iF.?" are im egunled for c'e?r<nir thnvolrt*. l*uWir ?j)tnV" etft and 9irur?>r < the witrlcl over e?i? ihrm. Uismarok i.i largnly interosted fr. tho manu fft?turfe of pap r. Mrtlher* Apprerluie the (<0011 Wnrlt of ParVcr'eOinver loalo.^ 1 1 h it-< mf'. viu^ipi ?! I ties- -a boon to tho palii?striokeu and mu KITS stopped iroa bv Un. K'UKE'i dur \i Nerve HnMOnr.n. XotMs after first day's u Wareelouff fitires. Tr^?tl.'?o and $''.'10 trial '? *; ti6 free. Dr. Kline. W Arch St., I'hlla , I'.t. H- 11 m , mmu m If affilctert with ?oro eye.t use Dr. 1 saao Thonu. ?on*H Evo water. DrugtrUtisnliy'^V uvi hott ! t la what prlves Hoo.Vs Harnaparilla its Kr^at popularity, Incraasing snles anil wouderfut ! cures. Tho oornbinntion, proportion nn<l pVoceas in preparing Wood's Sarenparll!n ;.ro unknown to other medicines, nnd mako It peculiar to itaolf, it a? te directly and posi tively upon the blood, and' as the blood reaches every nook and corner of the hum ?n system, aJl the nerves, muscles, bones and t<? ?oee come under the kcnsflcient Influenco of Sarsaparilla Tlte One True Bl6od Purifier. Alldrujfgl*'*. 91 etffe I.lv?r 1 11>; ea'.y to take, im y to operat^ " PALMETTO BRIEFS. HI8 FAVirnl Vb. TflKMK. Wenator Tlllinuu lulk* DUpcnaar) ton Now Kiiiflmul Au?!trtic?. Senator I*. II. Tillman wa? the guest of the Coiumoroinl cjubof Wovidouo*, R. I., HUilbpoko bofor** In t^oly nt ten ded mooting on his fauion* dispomary system. The famous ox governor wn? au agreeable surprise to tho assembly and spoke in ? forcible and oonsihtout manner on liii subjeot, giving an in teresting and simple description of the plau an 1 execution of the liquor bqsi uea^ an carried on by thaMtato govern- I menfc of South Carolina. This was the <1 r?t viiit of Senator Tillman to Now England, and waa of additional interest on that aooouut. At the end of his address, which wait warm ly receivod by the cli^b, 1/resideut An drowH, of Brown University delivered a brief address in commendation of Senator Tillman's talk. Major W. II. Look wood Paymaster of (i on. Btoppelbeln't Brigade. Brig. -Gen. Joseph L. Stoppelboin, of the 1st brigudo of cavalry, has is sued an order appointing Mr. William H. Lock wood, of Boaufort, to a po?i? tion on his staff. Tho*?rder is as fol low# : y Headquarter* 1st Uriuade Cavalry, ChurloakrfC^CTrFub. 18, 1800. Cionoral (pder No. 7. William iL of Beaufort, is thin day a pporrTfeu paymaster of this brigado, with thu rank ot major, vioe T. If. Barrett, resigned. He will be obeyed and respected accordingly. By command of Brig. (ion. Stoppelboio. Major Lock wood is ono of the beHt known moil in the State, Ilo is the president of tlio Bank of Beaufort, past grand dictator of the Knights of Honor of South Carolina, and holding prominent portions in other secret orders, mid i? one of tholoadiyg flnnn cict>- of South Carolina. }Ho is on en thusiastic mi 1 1 1 it mod, having been identified with tho military for fifteen years. .State I )iU r ?;^fts'soe fa t to n . Trof-jJ-. W. Hurt, of ClemBon Col South Corolma, la connoeted with tho Stivt?* Experiment Station. Ilo wishes to form a Sttite Dairy Asso ciation, and every man engaged iu the businoss iu South Carolina should cor respond with Prof,. Hart. Ho says: The following would bo Homo of Iho aims of a dairy association: First? To increase our know-lodge of tho different factors concerned in the economical prod lotion of milk. Second ? To know how to place otir dairy products before the consumor at the lowest cost. Third? To endeavor to securo legis lation rogulatiuK the h?1o of oleomar gnrino. Fourth-- To secure tho benefits of co-operation in purchasing dairy ma I ohinery and supplies. I Fifth ? In connection with tho State ' Experiment Station to conduct o.xpcri rmi nts designed to throw light upon the obscure points in dairy practioo. He aluo aiiggcste that as many of tho dairymen in Iho State as can should come togettier at Columbia, while tho Legislature in in uesHion, or write him their idoan about such an organization. Here, then, is tho opportunity for South Carolina dairymen to organize a Kb Dairy Association, and they sWuhl. one a lid all, hasten to reap the benefit of it You must pull together if you hope t<? accomplish anything, and the quicker von (jet about it tho better. \Vri4.e the profesuOt a postal card, or, better yet, a long letter. riioSolons Invited to CliHrloston. Tiio City Council of CharleRton have utMinitnously adopted the following: M'herouH, it. i? uudet'Htood that tho board of vibitorn of tho Citmlcl Acad emy will invito tho Jiogislatut'O of South Carolina to visit and inspoct the Citadel on tho 22d instant. Resolved, That tho City Council of Charleston cordially Hoootids thin invi tation. JlcBolved, .-That tho Mini of two hun dred doling 18 hereby appropriated an 11 contribution t<> tho board of visitors to n-^fiht t lioin in eiit"rtain. lig those gtl Cit^. * . W ilt .Meet In TtoeU mil I'ho executive couimittoo of the State Teachers' Association has ao coplt d tho invitation t< ndcrod tliom to hold their next meeting in Hook lfill. The nnthorit ica of tho Witithrop Col loge have oflVivd the un^ of that build ing. I'his in tit I ! well lor this end. The thrto :ijo; inig? held in Converse Collect! have I'eeti much etijovod by th?)i?e, who attend''' Those in charge Micro h ive been \t-ry courteous mid attentivo, and t iu< -e u Iio have attended hovtV nlwayp felt tied they wero wol eonie. j Tho operatives of tho Spartan and j Paeoh-t iijill--, ot H| n-tAiiburg enun'y, ' have he'd ;ne lings to condemn tho ! proposed !"??'. >ry legislation. Of the j &0C at tie- Sp:rt i:i tiiil more than 4 00 1 wero proven ! ' Attoriu V (i? i.'* il il^fbei decides tlmt the (oie-i.d As.-emVjv ntav buy the Stat- V ? \hihit If' tii t )m' < tovornor wlio wriit i ? im : . :: ?. . *i hi* own o:to lit. i i.. ?!-. n f '? 1 1 it WrTVLPR DISGUSTED. I ho Of*mor.ittz*.i(ton In 1'rm okn? lh? Ciijilatii-Oi'io-r.il. A despatch from Il'ivunn icivvis a roport of an Interview wifii C'a^tain-Oenoral Woyler In which lio oxpre.-?s?v? with }rr?'at cmphAHis his disgust at tho con litloti ot n 5T? 1 1>? which ho found upon Ills arrival in Cuba. With tho eni-iny only hum miles from tho capital, tho courncro ? ?f Spanish droop iuR, tho arinv iHi:l'Vslv split Into small sec* tloosand a powerful fo^'o of cavim-y scat tered into mimito dctacliraerits, things, ho %ald, could not Jiavm been much worse. General \Wylor *Um ai'fcd that whllo hi* might 3) cot wlh momentary difficulties. ho would nevertheless, conquei i'V eoustijnt work Ami ocasoIcss activity. It was hU Intention, ho laiVl, to o'osa up tho Infantry corps with reinforcements from Rpaln, and to suppress all tlie oxi-tin^ small detatchments. A dejpatrli from Havana ilates that tho Mayor o{ M-?n\jfna and other residents of that placo have joino I tholnsui "*.? ' \ ProfCMor Von IIolW, of tho TTnlrrrslty of Chicago, 1* a ratiro ol Livonia. Bh itas forced to Ioavo ]lu.vria Iii IttVt on account of somo of hlA political Writings. Iflt \>if? la an American a graduato of VuAsar Col COL. ELLIOTT ON CVItlMENCY. 1 ti?Oitly Member of tho Mouth Carolina I>?l?gatloii Who Opposed the Fr?e Silver SubMttuto. In the Houaoof Representatives, bo foxo the vote win taken oil the Senate free eilvor tmbstitute for the Dlngley bond bill Col- Wrn. Elliott addrt -*?ed the body in opposition to free silver. Ho is the only member of the dele gation who i? opposed to freo silver. The following u u brief synopses of l?i? sp*ooh: "lie said he was uguiust tbo Seuato amendmens as he bait voted against nil propositions fur the free coinage of silver iu past yoars whenever tbo question cumu up on its merits. Ho added that the people of his distriot are much divided upon his question, yet a great mojority of thorn are alto- | gather opposed to any depreciation of any part of our ourrenoy. , They have very bitter reoolleotions of the evils of j a depreciated ourrenoy, and they inuiHt j that every dollar of our money shall bo, kept of the sumo valuu as every other dollar of it. a Mr. Elliott alluded to Senator Till* iuuu'h speech delioately, sayiug: "X will take oooatlon bore to any, in view of what has been said elsewhere, thut they thoroughly endorse and upprovo the oourso of tbo President in the aotiou which he has deemed it necessary to take for the preservation of the finan cial honor of thu oountry. They en dorse and approvo all that he kasdouo; aud they do not believe that any execu tive has ever surpassed him iu his de termination to upold the honor of this country and protect in all <cspeotH its interests, I say this not only iu behalf of tho groat majority of thu people of my district, but as voicing the senti ment of thousands of people through out my State who thoroughly approve his course." Ho said ho could not understand \v by the representatives of tho cotton pro ducing districts of tho South should think ttiut this measure is of such im portance to them. "With whom do we deal?" ho inquired, "\V'b..lu do wo seuil our prodyyteT'tho enormous crops that,wtt"proiiuoo every year, far ox deeding what can bo consumed iu this 'country? Do wo deal with hilvor coun tries? Do we deal with Uhifia, Japan | uud Mexico? Why, no. Art o n bur- j plus product is substantially sent to the gold oouutries of Europu ? England, Germany and Franco. Whon wo con ^ider thu vast amount of cotton alone ?that is ship eil to those countries I uauuot understand how geutlomcu oati maintain that it is to our intend to advocate a system of curronoy entirely Ogposed to that which they aro u ing. During last year wu shipped to thoso couutries tho following enormous amounts; United Kingdom, 3,-il!8,'Jo5 bales, worth $ll)l,t?8ti,(jo0; Germany, ;l,5U0,3Ui) bules, worth $43,075,399; ?France, 773,731 bales, worth S'J 1,583, 8'JO; total 5,732,2^8 bales, worth tflGG, 815,939. "Now what will bo the result it we go upon a silver busts? The distin guished Senator from Novado (Mr. fttowart) Baid over twenty years ago iu ,the Seuato, advocating thu declaration that all thu bonds should be paid in gold: 'By this process wo shall come to a specie basis, and when the labor ing man receives a dollar it will have tho purchasing powur ol a dollur, and lie will not bo called upon to do what is impossible ?pr him or the producing classes to do, llguro upon tho fluctua tions, figure upon tho gambling iu JNow York; but he will know what his money is worth. Gold is tho yuiversul standard of tho world. Everybody knows what a dollar iu gold is worth.' "Now what would the people of tho S ?uth, the cotton produceru. do it this country were put. on a bilvor basis? Thoy would havo to hamper themselves iu tho way Senator Stewart describes, 'They would have to liguro upon' tho gambling.'. We could uot havo a bet ter description of the condition that would conic upon tho South if fruo coinage of silver is adopted than what was suid by Seuutor Stewart iu this statement, when speaking on another subject. ' 'The gentleman from Texas in apeak ? iog on tbiHBubjoot, advooatod tho troo coinage of silvoi because gold, hu said, waa appreciating in vnluo aud had been for twenty years past, ninco J S73, and ho proved that, he claimed, by the fact that cotton had fallen iu price,' from 1873 to the past year, from about '22 cents to about 7 cent'. But why did the gentleman start at 1873? Why did li?? n<^t go back farther and see what were tho facts as to tho price of cot ton?" ASiire Cure for Klietiniuf If-in. Messrs. .1. H. Hobbitf nnd J. L. Knm* soy, of R?tl? have organized (ho liobbitt Drug ( otnpunv with h< jyirpmr* lor* in that city. They will in ?tiitfaoturo what they claim to be it superior rem edy oinl a certain constitutional euro for rheumatism, called "Rhoumaoido," nn entirely' now discovery. The pro prietors state that sides lmve already boon made in three Sutton on?l cures o fleeted in every ciieo. The remrdy is said to br> entirely vegetable and not) nlcoln "lie. The m? thud of in n in ifiu* In re nnd ingn di- nts are different iroin any proprietary i medicine on the market. - ? ? i , Greenville's Disastrous l<Tre. Halt' tho busmen portioit of the town j of Greenville, was destroy d l.y | fire early Sunday morning. I'lio lo/s in estimated x t $l.r>0,000, with iiiMtv nno^ for but one-third the total Amount. Ten two-story brick stores with the optra house, fonr one-story I hriek stores, nnd eleven fiame build* | ingh were burned. Tho flru broke ont { in a barber shop in the opera house j block. SURGERY AW> X KAYS. AnOp?r4tlon Pfrformeil ain lt??ull<>( llH N'fw 1'lintojrniilir, Wh.it la believe I to ho tho llr-tt aurgloal operation in tli? Unitml States as a dircot re Milt of tht? revelation* ??( Roentgen's rays, was performe 1 in Ward C of Moroy Hospital at Chicago, III. Tho "operation consisted fn removing a bueksbor en-ryste J b?tw?eo the bonesof the thtrdaiul fourth flu<??rsand About an inch mid a half back from the knuckles. Tho operation wait performed by Dr. Jam>'l Hurry, uMiitftd by l)r. J. 8. Rmkln and Dr. J.Ij. Miliar. Th? subj et wasltouls Btirk har<tt. His band was ttrst "pliototrrapJUKl." A buakshot was disoovured aad BurUuirdt assented to nu operation. When the anie-thettc had produced tho dwlred effrct, Dr. Burry mado nu incision About an ?nch Ion?,' and his knifo struck the bullet at tho exact point lurfionied tjy the bPomble print taken from tho Kvotg'-n plate. T5?eiwysi?I 3).'mIU? w.h extracted without difficulty. TUB FIFTY- FOURTH cpNOBWW. ; A hyuoi>*l# of the Proceeding* of ISoth llOillMi int SENATE WJtONKSOAY. in taw Senate Wednesday a Mil for ? bridge aeron# th<> Potomac from the uaval oitwrvatory ground*, Washington. to the Arlington estate, was taf-en up and passed. [ A resolution was oifor.d by Mr reffttr lor spuolntmont of u select committee of live senators to inquire and report upon all the facts and olroum*tanco? eonneoted with the salo of tho United States bond# by the secre tary of the. Treasury In 1894-95 and '&6. A bill fcft tho admission of Arizona as a jftutu ww Introduced and referred, after which tho ui^;t;ot deficiency bill waa taken up and some programs made in it. lUUKSOAY. in tno Senate on 1 bur# day the free ship bill, to entourage American shipping, was roported back adversely Irom tho committee on commerce and was Indefinitely postpoued. A bill making -Jackson's birthday" aJogal holiday wusj introduced by Mr. Hill, Demo crat, of Now York, and referred to the Juflk clary committee, V Tho resolution declaring Alonzo Stewart, of Colorado, assistant book-keeper of the Senate wan inken up and passed. Tlrourgciicy bill, carrying appropriations to the airtoi.nt of ?U,000,000, Wiw passed. The following w< to taken from tho cal under and parsed; Benato Joint resolution authorizing tho National Dredging Company to proceed with tho work of dredging the vfilkii u nol of Mobile harbor; Senate bill for tho Issue of patents to land In Florida uuder an act of lKM. Mr. Quay offered a resolution, which was agreed to, Instructing the finance committee to Inquire respecting tho alleged invaMon of American markets and tho menace offered to American manufacturing Industries bypro ducts of cheap Oriental labor and to deter mine what Is the cause of such meuace, and what means should be adopted to prevent In jury to domestic produoors. After a short executive session tho Senate adjoined till Monday ntyct. MONDAY. Iu the Senate Monday tho senatorial elec tion case from the State of Delaware was rc portod back from thooominitteoon privileges and elections by Mr. Mitchell, Ropuollcan, of Oregon, Its chairman, tho report being in favor of the right of Mr. Dupont to the soat. Tho views of tho minority adverse to that proposition aro to be submitted Tuesday, and the question Is to bo takeu up for the action of tho Senate as soon as possible. Another proposition for a national holiday was prosented In the form of a memorial. It is to bo tho 24th of June, and is to commom orate the first sighting of the North Atlantic Coast by John and Sebastian Cabot, In 1497. It was reported to the Judiclury committee to which lias already been referred Mr. Hill's Mil for a "Jackson Day"--tho 15tli of March. A resolution was offered and agreed to, celling on tho Secretary of the Treasury for ; information as to the amount in the Treasury on Mareh 4, 1889, uud Murch 4, 1890; whether tlu rc has been any diminution of revenue; i and If so, from what causes. Mr. Morgan offered resolutions which wore agreed to calling on tho Scorotary of the Treasury tor reports o( Treasury agents In tho year 1894, as to tho huutlng and de struction of fur seals on thoPrybllolT Islands and in Behring Sea. A message was received from tho House of Representatives notifying thu Senate that its amendment to tho House bond bill (the free . Coinage substitute} had been disagreed tq.^ tim House, No suggestion as to a ?0nferfmoo was made. ? TUESDAY. In the Senate on Tuesday tho chairman of iho llnanco ?ommltteo stated that the com mittee was waiting for some action on tho pai t of tho House on tho bond bill amend* rnent. Tho Military Academy appropriation bill was then taken up, considered for three hours and pnsfiod. Tho pension approp1 iatlon bill for the coming (lsoul year wua taken up and passed as quickly as tho clerk could read it, In less, than eight minuted. Mr. Gorman, in refer enced this bill which carried an approprla tlon of $142,000,000, said It was ono of thoso appropriations which added to tho great expenditures of the govern tuent and hung like a pall over the country. Ho recalled tho pre diction that ho had heretofore mado that the receipts of tho government would not meet Its expenditures. Mr. Call introduced a resolution which went ovot directing tho Secretary of the Treasury to dispose of the lapsed bids in the recent bond sale to "tho highest bidder, In eUn'lng in the bids 6ueh as havo been receiv ed up to tho time of tho passing of this resolution, when puch bids shall be opened by the Secretary of tho Treasury." After a short executive session tho Senate adjourned. V THE HOUSE. WEDNK6DAY. In the House Wednesday the appropria tions committee reported with its unanimous Approval, tho Senate joint resolution appro* prlatinu $75,000 for tho expenses of the sur vey of tho line between Alaska and tho British possessions. The bond-silver coinage bill was then taken u p*k> oommlttco of'ffho whole and tho proceeding., wero among themostlnterestlng of the. protracted dlacu. slou. The general debate on this bill will closo Thursday at noon. TH008DAY. After nearly two weeks of almost contin uous debate, tho House Thursday, .n com mittee of tho whole, by a Yoto of 190 to 80, recommended to the House non-concurrence In the Senate frco coinage amendment to tho House bill providing additional reveuuo for the government, tho issue of bonds to pro tect. and maintain tho gold reserve, and the sfle of Treasury certillcates to meet tempo rary deficiencies In rcvoLue. NTh: report of tho committee on elections To. 'J, upon the contest of * Van noru vs. Tarsney, fr<'tn the fifth Missouri district, In f.i\ t of Van Horn, was presented by Chairman Johnson. Fill DAY. Dy a vet.; of 215 to 'JO. the House Friday, after debating tho matter for almost two weeks. decided that it would not concur in tin* tv.'imu' fr?>o silver coiling* substitute for tin* Mil of the IIoUr--o nuthorlzini< bond sales to maintain tho gold reserve, etc. Nothing elso presented In tlx" course of ho five liinii.V ??'.?*p'on. The debate wii? n very i? ttT'^tii'.p > no. Ther* wan on evening session of the House, I dowte<jl t i tlm consideration of private pen.-iod Mils only. Mr. Tulhert. of South CarolinH. ol-je-teii t> restoring a pension to [ a widow who forfeited her riirl.i to it l?y re. marry Inc. It :und ??? Mr. Hardy, Republican, of Indiana, no. >1. Ho jumped up and said; '?South Carolina lias made trouble in tho United States ever since the days of John C. Calhoun, whom Andrew Jackson throatenod to hang in 1S3_\ I am liro.l of coming here every Friday mtjht to l?? dictated to by tho Stai? of H > t!i Carolina which has not had a constitutionally elected Represe tatlve on the tloor since l.s-27." This outbreak fulled fo di-tutb Mr. Talberfs good nature. S A Tt'RPAY. It the IF fii*"* on Saturday the consideration or 'he a_ri ulttiral appropriation bill gfivo ' an opportunity ! ra reviuil of tho attack* U[ > n Secretary Morton, o* tho Agricultural Department, begun by Senator Vest. In tho other branch of Congress. for refusing to ewute the provisions of Congress to dia trlbuto s^eds among the farmers of the country. The judiciary committee's suhs'itmo fo Mr. B >atnor"s resolution regarding the re? fusul of Comptroller R >wler to certify tho sugar bounty claims for payment was adopted. It reads: Resolved, That tharom mltteo on tho judiciary be, and hereby I?, authorized and directed to inoulre hb to tho condition of tho law on tho subject of tho ex ecutive officers of tho government In tho several departments thereof to refuse to en force, exeouto or comply with tho pi o vis ions of any art of tho Congress of the United States on tho ground of alleged necessity or for other reasons and to roport to tho Houso in a bill or otherwise." The Senate amendments to tho bill Incor porating the Society of tho Daughters ol the American Revolution were concurred in. Tho House then went into commllteo of tho wholo upon tho agricultural ap propriation bill. Mr. Wlliis stated that tho bill was tho natural born child of a com pany of farmers. (Lau??Tjter.l It carries a total appropriation of SvS,16$,lC2, which was tl!5.36S less than the total ot*th?? bill for tho current year. That Mil, ho suM, "was pa.-? ' *1 whilo tho fam'tia Holm an. ortndiana, was a mrmln-r of Congreaa. Tho roductiou from A standard which passed his scrutiny and approval thcnl I con mend lts? if to th" economical spirit of the House. I hcllovc tlmlilll will UiiA i vuur appiuvnl uutll y&u tome to tb" s?tl distributing paragraph and ?'hare no doubt you will tc able to manage Jhat to th? satisfaction of men and aajfla.' HOXDAY. In tbo House cn Monday the Appropria tions committee reported the uiyent d?Hel enoy bill with i*i o amendment.* u.ado by tbo Renato, reeouiWn i u^r oonourronco in a low tf the amejndment* and aon-ooaourrenoo m I tho remainder. (bo report wqm agreed to, aud a moUou fo i :>k a coulerouoO upon the di?agreeiog ? Otea ot tbo two houses pu&ed. The committee ou ways and moans, re - ported o substitute I or tbo resolution refer red to that committee, culling upon the Hoe. retaiy ol the Treasury for information in detail as to thoprooeeds of the e?tte8 of bund* uudOr tbo resumption not of 1m7S, of tbo re demption of greenback*, national bank notes und Treasury uotus sluoo July 1, 187U; the movement of legal traders In ?>ank reserves, und lit ibe Traa:?uryi what became o| the proceed# of tho bond salea. aud from what ? oureoth? Treasury derivod tbo meucy to lu'-ot th? ?xeoss <>f government evpcudliurcs over receipts. The resolution a.-> reported t>y tbo committee was Adopted, Tbo HoUso then went Into the tVnuinitUO of tbo whole to consider the Agricultural ap propriation bill under the flvo minute rule. ! PI MUY. lit the House on Tuesday under requests Jor uaanimousc^iMiriit several bills and res* iti>i|| m* wmfTV rd, among them the r< eo lation dlreoting the committor on ways find aicans to liy^uire into the effect of tbo differ one? of th^fexobitnK'e between countries hav ing the gold and sliver standard of value Up on Amorloa-i industries, and to report by bill or otherwise, Mr. Sherman, of New York, reported the Indian appropriation bill for tho yew ending Jnno 80. 1807. And Jlr. Cannon was given leave to fllo the Iwuiatlvo and judlrlury appropriation bill With tho olork. Miy Bingham from the committee on ap propriation*, reported to tho House tho iog Ishirive, executive and judicial appropriation bllL'lor the com I' g fiscal year. Tho bill oa/rled an appropriation ' ot $21,414,195, wUieb Is 5*025, 855 below the estimate* sub mitted and $U25,582 le^s than the appropria tion for the current fiscal year. Tho House In committee of tbo whole again n ..uuiod eon. Mrrutiou of the agricultural epproprlatiou bill, the paragraph governing the purchase aud distribution of seeds being the ponding topic of discussion. Heveral speeches on the bill wore inado pad Bevoral amendments adopted, Tho House entered upon tho consideration of the bill to extend the time within which the governaiout uay bring suit to recover Mile to 'ands illegally or erroneously patent Vu'ed, >ut ? lj'>v,rn xi without e. mltig to ? vote. HOUT11KUN DEVELOPMENT. liunliiv'rtB Enterprises Reported to the Manufacturer's Ucoord. A apnclal d 1b patch to the Baltimore "Manu facturers' lieoord" states that the atcol works at Fort Payne, Ala-, built several yearn ago at a OoBt of $800,000, but uover put Into oper atlou, started up ex perl meat ally ou Tuesday, Two .were made BuooesBfully, using basic Iron produced at tho Birmingham fur* nacee. If experimental operations are buo oeBuful, thoontlre plant will to started ? bu(T1? ole^wovklag ^L?)lal having bcon provided. Jtio euccfitu of tli 1 b plaut will mean a full de~ /Volopmont of tho Btoel making; possibilities of Alabama. A $60,000 cotton mill company will build a mill ut Oxford, "Ala.. Millcdgoville, G., reports a 0,000 spindle mill i a mill new. under construc tion at Oastonlawlll havo 10,000 bpindles and 260 looms. Waxhaw, N. C., will build itj.? 000 Bpludlo mill. Philadelphia people iiurchasod Iron and biass works at Newport f>;ws( a flour mill with a daily capacity of U00 barrels and a 60,000-bushel elevator | will be built ut Texas City. Tex., by I "Illinois people. Among otlior enter prises reported for tho week were n ?26,000 lumber plaut at 81. Francis, Ark.; a 12&-barrol flour mill at Joneaboro, Ark.; j a 30 Ion ice plant at Peusacohi, Fla. ; a knit ting mill at Athens, Ua.; a 40-barrol IImut mill at Akorvllle,. Ky. ; a 25-ton loo factory at I'laquomiue, La. ; a $300,000 elect ic works Company at New Orleans; a $20,000 cotton eoed oil mill at Bcrncsville, 8. C. ; a ?100,000 '* quarrying company ut Uo.dthwaite, Te.vn.*, organized by Kausus people; a $000,000 wharf and wareh* use coiuj.any at Norlolk. A general survey of tho entire busing situation of tho south shows a remurk ably favorablo outlook. Manufacturing enterprise are being organized by local and by outside people. The movi'miHt of western grain and provisions through south ern ports, instead of througb eastern ports as formerly, i? asc^imlng very largo propor tions and indications, point to a very rapid development of the soutii'o. foreign trade. Tho tendency of railroad buiMiug, of trade interests and of population are all south ward, lndlcattug very material and wide reaching changes during the next few years." Tlio Sub-Treasury Eliminated. The Columbia Btafce prints ?u interview with J. W. Bowden, a prominent Populist of that 8tate, in which Mr. Bowden, who hn9 returnod from tho meeting of tho National Farmers' Alliance in Washington, says ?hat that body eliminated from its platform 'its famous demand for an agricultural sub Treasury systom, and also the demand for the expansion of tho currency to ?50 per capita of population. Tho land plunk and the railroad plank wero made to read as they did originally. , This signifies that the Alliance has aban donud the financial features of its platform which would have stood in tho way of its coaleeeon?pkh other free silver parties in the cominj^vtesidential campaign. Ifl/tti r.lco fuv r.?bv?ee?. The John A. Stiller Rood Co., Lu Cro<*3*?, WK, pay hlprh pricey for now things. They reoently pa'd ?30:1 for n yellow rind water m?Ion, *1000 for 3 ) bu. now oato, for 100 lbs. of potato?v>, etc., ct<\! Well, prinai for potatoes will be high n?xt fall. Plant a plenty, Mr. Wideawake! You'll make money. Salzor"? Earliest are fit to eat In 2*) days after planting. Tils Champion of tho World is tho prontest yiold<?r on oitth and we cbal'enirn you to produce its equal (AC.) If Vou wit.t. skvo us 10". in stamps to tho John A. 8alz?r 8ned Co., r,a Orossfl, Wis., you will get, free, ten packages grains and grasses, including Teosinle, Hpurry, Olant Incarnate Clover, otc., anl our mammoth catalogue. Catalogue a'one 3?. for mailing. wM The successful farmer has learned by experience that some grains require far differ ent soil than others. He j knows that a great deal de pends on right planting at the right time. No use complain ing In summer that a mistake ..was made in spring. Decide before seed-time . The best ? time to treat coughs and colds Is before the sseds, or germs, of consumption have begun their destructive work. Scott's Emulsion of Cod ^Uver Oil? with Hypophos phites, promptly cures lung and throat troubles. Do not neglect your cold. SCOTT'S HM* JLSION has twn endorsed by th? mtd' -.nl profe??i ->n f. f twrnty VMM- your dot lor.) ? Tlti* ix S>Kiui? It it *!? jy? f..>:M+bit ? ?iw?ys uniform -tlv.JVUHfii1 n thr purttl ^ / Wgia n CoJHvfr Oil ?* < Urpfp^'t ' ' In >.* o> Scott'* EnnU*l<m. >lih 1r*<J?-m?rh ot miQ _ fJti i, ?? ' Put up l.i rent ir.\ $ i . co liirt. Th* HMD ,im H??y b* w enr yoMt ujli or h?I(. y^yr The bottom of the Atlantic forum a sort of terrace alonj; the continent, ?loping ffWUftltlly for several mile*), ihou?uddcaly descending to a far grat er depth, lu general about 100 mile * from the shore, thero I# a depth of 100 fathoms, but intou inllos the depth ?s< coeds, 1,000 fathoms. J, 4 : Wishbone parties are the latest thins lu Hi/uland. A card with a wUlibono palmed ju the comer ^nd a Quotation writtm beneath is torn in Liiklvea and a piece k'lveu to a lady and ^eutleiiitui, respectively. partners aro secured by matolriutt tho pieces. The Modem \ Commends itwlf to (ho welMfformed, to 4ft phxuantly And elfeetualiy wh*t wtv* formerly ?lone <a the crudest manner Mid dUAgreeably m well. To olcauKd tha ?y?lein nud break up cold*, hOAibtohed Rud f?vero without unp1oa? Ant ?t(?r *>ttiXiUf, u?e tha delightful liquid la?. Ativo rotpedy, Hyrup of Figs. M*uuf?oturod by California fig Hyrup pump&oy* When Yoa C'umo <? Meullz* ? that your come Are gone, And my pain. htm grateful you (?ot. The wvrk of Uiuderoora*. Um Wo think PUo'h Cure for Qonturapilon In the only medicine for Coughs.? Jknnii PllfOK" a hp, fcsprlngftolu, Il!<*., Ott. 1, 18W. ^ ? lire. WloAiotv1 V^WrnngyMmipTor cMMw? (eethlmr. noftens the yiinWiAluoes innMamC Hon. allay* pain. cnr<* wind oollr.UVs ? KotUtu ? -x Rattlesnakes, Butterflies, and . . . ? Washington Irving said, he supposed a certain hiU was called " Rattlesnake HiU" because it abounded i w~-butterttie$. The " rule of contrary " governs other names. Some bottles fire, tup* posedly, labeled " Sarsaparllla " because they aro full of . . . well, we don't know what they are full of, but we know it's not sarsatt* rilla; except, perhaps, enough for a flavor. There's only one make of sarsaparilla that can be reliccf on to be all it claims. It's Ayer's. It has no secret to keep. Its formula is open to all physicians. This formula was examihed by the Medical Com mittee at the World's Fair with the result that while every wier make of sarsaparilla was excluded from the Fair, Ayer'a Sarsapa rilla was admitted and honored by awards. It was admitted be- , cause it was the best sarsaparilla. It received the medal as th#? best. No other sarsaparilla has been so tested or so honored. Good motto for the family as well as the Fair; Admit the best, exclude the rest. Any doubt about It? Stud tot ths " Curebook ." It kills doubt* and curc? doubter*, \ Addreut J. C. Ajrer Co., Iftwill, Mus. . ; A Perfect Food GL. That Is what Baron von Liebig said of good chocolate. All of Walter Baker & Co/s Cocoas and Choco lates are good, ? the best, in fact. Walter Baker & Co ., Ltd., Dorchester, Mass. P oor soil and exhausted fields which were or.co productive can again be made profitably fertile by a proper' rotation of cropfi and by the intelligent use ol fertilizers containing high per centages of ?' Potash. Strikingly profitable results have been obtained by follow ing this plan. Our paVnpbiet* *re not advertising circular* boom iiiff special fertilizer*, but are practical tvorks, contain} 4n;> litest frcscarches on the subject Q f fertilisation, and are really helpful to farmer*. They are sent free for ih<s sukiofc. > ^ GERMAN KALI WORKS, f. 93 N atuu St., New Yorlu TH15 AKRMOTOW <XX *** wiudmiu busiiMM, b?c*oa? it bM reduced theceet of wind power to I,? wu*-- itw*. U bM many torancto - m m boiwott, and ?uppllea IU to ode and repfclra M four Coof. It can tua don nuroiwi i belter arucM? ioc ices moon uiu others. It nik?a Pucapln? *n<J M weeLOalTWiuwJ-ffter Complotlon VttndmtlU, fHUu? V iwid n*?d B<*el Tower*, mmi ?????? FnniH, Sta?r r<*<l Cutlers wirt Feed Grinders. On application U will n?me one of Uio?o article* that It will furnUb until January <#l at l/? tlio usnoi pnoe. ? awo uuw Tauk0 and Pump# of ?ll klmM. S6ad for cmt*lofu?. Pac itn i Wit. Keckwtli mi Piilmre Strata. (Ucu? osrtoruiTErs udinedd * AfD OoHool Of SUortllAXKi ,* CUD.HTA. <JA. L't'ik'* 11^1. Aotutl bmlnHi ffrom day of ? utt-rii.s. liu-m-in n*p*n?, co1i?k<? ourr ?iOf an I fo.xt. u-M.t. ?'"??>11. 1 lor b iqdtnme'V o?tv I of u?. H?.rA citMDsrthsn m inr Houtborn city. ASTHMA POPHAM'S ASTHMA SPECIFIC f.'lvr.* relief In HT1 minute*. Rend 1'irn KJci;Ktr!?l p<ickaurf>. Bold hy l>niftKl?t?. ?na Ilox neiit postpaid uh rouoIpL Of al.OO. Six box Mas. 00. WldrohS THOS. KMItl, PHI LA., FA. / 'TAKES ! JKK I-lUE ' On* New Nnvellv. Kvery 1 1 1 oily v.'iinMlt. Kncli^o 10 wnu [n?>-pr] for I'tCt Rft'ni>ln. Itlt; money for agents. OOul) & CO u IMr* tsouimrj, Va. nn|i|?v WrileKV i??vi|i mrcit. TionViwil U? ISJi^ Kim. i>r. II. m. Honi.:.er, inisTi, c?. Mr. jj?rt M. Moses, tho advertlsmeut >v and bus! ness writer of 502 Third street/ Brooklyn, relates that he recently had ocoaslon to consult Dr. J; 8. Carreau, a well-kaowu physi cian of 18 West Twenty-first street, Now York City, for a stomath trouble which w<w pronounced a type ot dyspepsia. "After consultation," writes Ttfr. Mosefl, "the Dootor gave mo a proscription, nu ll was some what surprised to note that the - ? formula was nearly Identical with that of Itipans Tabules, for whiohl ba<l, on more thau one ooeaslon ' prepared advertising matter. I had l)r. Carreau's prescription filled, and it proyed flutlsJnetoiry, giving qulek relief. A wc^lc later, when I had ^ taken all the'medlolne, I Again ott'led on the Doctor and mentioned ihe Blmilflrtty of his prescription andth? proprietary remedy spoken of, show ing'btm both the remedy itself and tho*fprmula. Tho Doctor was at flref^mewhat tnollned to criticise what h*4 eellod p itent me<tloln*s, but appeared to bo surprised when ho holed to vrbnt extent his own pres poriptlon oonformoJ to the formul^ J showed him. It was pruoiioally the same. After a sh'ort time devo ted to noting the onreful manner In which the proprietary medicine was Npreparod, ho wound up by prcscrib mg.it for my caa<\ Of course I had -v to pay him for telling me to do this, Uit it .Ar ns \yorth the oost to have , ^ Eucli high professional ossuraoco ? that the advcrlinpd article was, fu fact, the scientific formula that it purported to be. I mii<ht bilvo - * taken the proprietary medlciue in _y- tho beginning and saved th ? i Doctor's fee, but I thluk theconfl- t ' dcnce 1 have acquired In the efTlcaiSy of the remedy, through the Doc tor's indorsement of it, Is well worth the foe. , Rip.??* Tatml*' are ?>H l?y rtnig*ist?s or b t mMl Jf (l.o orients >?K'n:s ab>r) is s 11C 10 The t\tp Of Chemical t.'o imtov. So. 10 Sprue,) at, He it xerk. Sauiplo vial, 10 cipl*. S?\^. U.? <T Tell It To Everyone that Brown's Iron Bitters Is the symbol for health, 6tren?l(i and happiness. It cures all diseases arising from impuihe blood, and is a boon to poor Sufprrjno Woman in her daily cares and troubles. It eliminates the impure blood from the system. Cures stomach, kidney and liver complaints. Are you afflicted ? Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md. SA1LZKR S VEOETABLE SEEDS Art ?t th? b?t for *11 #^its u4 ?Mm*, whtihtr But or W#*t, North or Houtli, Uciaw 1:197 Sprout Quietly, Grow Vtfl wcutty, Product Eno/momlj! Tk?l U their rrrord th# norid o?#r. 1Mb* Kortk?r?-irow?, ttMr ar? Vto4 I 40 MtliMM. Tb?r? U 1 1? of ?MQ at4< U Mtly ?a4 ?? in 1 fj'M ??*?*? ? bold her* that U? MrltMi, iMnM V?#et?W* la 1 lh* worU ?r? prodac?4 fr?? MlMr'i Oar C?t?Jofn? Ull? w*?, rn II y<m with toutke mo*.y? t ?tU. btn i?lh4wrk?t fit In ?1(M ,?* Toar ??IthborT-ctaat (t,Hr i Ik<1i. 4?. #? r mtri.t g*Z oU riM* %n4 h?4 CWilwM OMtoUtn* m wUK*lim+t - - JOHM A. 8AL2ER SEED CO.. La Cmim. Wit.