The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 10, 1896, Image 4
The Cotton Crop Movement.
Beoretary Jfestqr'a Now Orleans oottca ex
change Bbvtomont; 8om I- weekly movement
nt thirteen loading Interior towns: For '06,
receipt# 15,510 bales; shipments 2<>.780 bales;
utock 2-10,-il 3 . For '00 rcftolptfl 25,767; ship
ments 54.800 bales; stock 211,011. For *fM5,
rooelpts lljUH; shipments 113,020; stock 200^
173 balen. ",>w*
Heoretary llostor's cotton crop .oove
mont from September \ls>t, 1803, to Ma rob
81at, 1806, a?br?WM: i'.Jrt receipts i 4,780,
603 bttles against 7, 857, ftOt Inst year, 5,
450,002 year before last and 4, 63s, 310 for
the same time tn 1803; ovnrlnrids to mills and
Canada 725,870 against 071,623, 730,527 an<!
767,081) Interior stocks lu excess of Hnjit< m
bor iHt, 254,837 ugaiust 252<tK>8, 182 ,707 and
855,303, Southern mill ti^kln^s, exclusive of
Consumption at 8outh<N*n out port*, 600, H31
against 009,805, 535,025 And 519,452; crop li
oL'bt at olose of Marob, 0,427,607 against
0,104,027, 0,016,051 and 0,070, 10H, < roij
brought Into sight for tho month of Mnroh
#75,605 against 008.015, 300,313 and 205,702,
Total Visible Supply of Co'ton.
j The total visible supply of cotton for tin
Svorld la 3,280,840 bales, of whii'b 2,837,04!
tiro Am or Jean against J,40J,{>s~> t>:i!os and l,?
1 17,185 hftleM respectively last ysjir; receipt*
of cotton this week a' all interior fntvus 2'.?.
045 bales; roceints from Clio plantation* 37,
600 bnlosj Crop in Sight 0. 401 ,MSt? bales.
' Owing ton two year?' ilrou") fcn the PacN
do #ld<f of Nicaragua, the ooffee crop bus
t)eej? much reduced, and Inst end of the 200,
000 expected, it is not/mdlevcd that tho crop
Will exceed 100,0 0 qufntals.
Albla. Iowa, Is wfwioted with n painful dis
ease, whiok^wnTocfftrs there call tho "pink
eye. ' Th/eyes get very sore huiI give great
pain. Allurgo numpvWof people have the
disease, uu^t l8 6yi*ft{fTni( ranldv,
Ktatb or Ohio, CitV or Toudo, I
Luca* Count*.
Frank J. Ciikncv ihuKm oath that I* the
eentor partner of the linn of F. J. Chknkv A
Co., dole# business In tho City of Toledo,
County an>l State aforesaid, an I t!iut said it mi
' "will pay tho sum of ON IC 111.' N'iiltKI) l>OL
LARS for caob and every caso or Cunrrh that
oumot be cured by tho use of II am.'si 'atahiiu
Cuhic? Fhank On* nkv.
? worn to before me and subscribed la my
presence, thl* 6th day at Ueeomb r, A. I). 1*.S0.
??l A. W. Ulkason,
4 BRA l? f
' A ifirt/ Pnfi''t,
Mall's Catarrh Cure Istaken Internally and ocli
dlroctly on tho blood anil mucoiH surfaces of
tho system. Band for I cis-V mot. lata, free,
F. J. CliKNRY & Co., 'lolodo. O.
tWSold by I>riiKgi8ts, 7f?o.
How .tlfrli Counts.
"Mr father rot a box of Tnn uiNr from a
frlono who hail obtained It sniucwh.c e In th<i
>Woit. lie hsi hail eczema very t>a I a long
lime, and Tittkiunk Is the only (hint; tbat
ban fvi r benolltid bttn.
"Flea' e send byKxfreMC. O. 11. l.alf-dnsen
boxen. l'vo no doub' but It \< id I n I hi> means
of ael.ltig a gicat doal of ll berf." Very
truly, Miis. I.. ('. jMai.coi.m.
< fioi Cranston 8t., I'rovldtncc, It. I.
1 box by mall for f>0 ?. in a'amp*.
J. T Shiu'Tiiink. Havannah, Oa.
The Confederate Hi -V don.
Orcat preparations are beiint mad'i in Hlcii
liionil for toe upproncbiiiK Confederate He
IJnlon. Thh Tim em, the leailinu piper of
Virginia, Is itivlntf more snuco to it. t ha n any
other paper. The price or tho liui.v Tim us
is 85 per year; twice-a-xveck Olio lioilar.
r Now Is die Time l? (Jure Your t'orna
x\ i t It Hinder orn*. It tnkm tb.-m out perfect
ly aud tfivos comfort. Auk. your ilr t,; .lit. I ??.
?' Horso raeing does not prosper in \?-,f
F'tiglnnd, and tho Chartor <>a'< Park, u:
OUar^ford, Conn., is offered for sab'.
SomcttKm kiiom Coitohs, Soiik Tiiimut,
?ti:., should bo constanlty soppficd wim
Hrniicliinl Wruchc*. Avoid initiations.
' Hf'thouso peaches nro now on sale in New
York City at tl.'i5 apictic, or 112 a dozen.
Wli*n no arttelv Iimi Iicoii nolil for Ct yr?r?,
tn spit* of coni))i<tiiluii nml rlienp Imitation*, it
mint liuve sii|<?i?lor <|.i?llty. Dubbiiih' I'.luelric
Hua|> li?s t.r^n coiiklnntty luailn nml fcold alu< o
1833. i|j.t I'UH'fiWi'/u)' it. tlont of nit
' There is promls.i of an tinnsuiilly lar <>> ! ~>
bsicco crop in Connoctl 'iit thin yea ?.
FITS rtoppoil free l>v !)it. Kmvi.'s flurir
Nbuvk Ukrtoiikii. No lit . after llr> t day ? ns?.
Mar>-olous onr<?*. Tr??attsi> and $.'.(? 'trial '?? ?t -
tlo free. lir. lCl'.nc, 0.JI Arch St.. I'hila., I'.i.
JCttrr Motltlir Should Altvajr* lln*r
'ttloof I'lirker's (JiiiKor Tonic. Notliin^f*
1 for pain, weakness, colds and sleepless. io ??
Fiji's Cure cured me of a Throat '"id l.nnu
trouble of three yearn' Mi tiding. K. Caiiv,
liuntinKtun, Ind.. Nov. lif, IKII.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soot binu Syrup for children
tetihln?, softens the Ritnii, reduces inllamma
tlon. Allays pain, cures wind colic. 2Jc. s 1 unite.
Mothers
? Anxiously watch declining hei?th ol
tboir daughters. So many nro eni <>fl
by consumption in curly yoir.s Unit
tlierq is real oauso for anxiety. In
tho orirly stages, when not beyond )
tho roach of lucilicin'c, Hoo.I'm Kurna- I
j.mnlla will robtorc tho quality oiitl
quantity of the blood n n . I thiin fjivo
good health. Head tho following letter :
"It t? but just to writo about my
diugbtor Cora, ajjod 111. Hh<* was <v?m
pl?t?ly run down, divlinln/, ha 1 thnttirod
fooling, mid friond.4 salt shn would not
ilvo ovor throo month*. Kho ha I n bud
And noihlntj soomol to do Irr any ?Ood.
I happonod to road about 1 1 ?o I'm Sur.Hu ba
rilla and ha 1 her ^ivo It a (rial. I'rorn (bo
very llr.it do.so nbo h ?<an to t: <t lull t.
Attar taking a fnvv b ?t 1 1?* ? *li ? waiorn
plotoly vuro I anl hor health hit Iv\>t i!?>?
t>iMt ovor wlnci\" Mas. Aioir. Pl a.
15 It illro-'id I,lu,"\ Am-dord a:tt. N. Y.
"I ?vlll s.iy l!i it my in dher has n">t
itat-ji my an In a< <r >n*j w*>rd? a< I
would bavo dono. Ifo >.l's Mars ipnrllla
hn truly euro I m ? an 1 I a n now woll."
Conv Pr.m, Amstordrfm, X. V.
Ho sure to go I JIoo Ps, !'?' -a:. ,o
Hood's;
Sarsaparilla
la the OnoTruo Hloodl'urlrter. A I dru rflt:-t?. Jl
Pjr-pirM oal/ l?y C. I. n h>J * Co., Mhv
KoaJ's Pills ll.tblu and i < nu.1 i .. I
jDSBOiiixrau's
$0iui-ne<J4 ^o/'/crit '
AMD </ j
School of Hlaoft 1\ ancl
AI'flUMTA. UK.
No toil b?^k? IIM.1, A'.tmi i
?nl?rin(. IJij-ini-n psiw*. curr u i < ?u I
0T*X|<1 1 u ?<). Still I (or DilOaMIM ? o?t? |
loira*. fUiud rh*?o?r t ban in ?ni 8iutb?ni cii/
. 'PARKEtt'S
HAIR BALGAr:.
ClrtnuM ?tJ t:>o h?lr,
I'iooioCM ? laxuiiaM trwwth.
Never Fc.Un to llertor* (irny
Jltir to lta Youthful Color.
Cuni vcatp Jn'tHi V"*lr
0PIUM^!invH^1H;'H
y V
SEN. HPISON MM!
Mrs. Mary Scott Lord Dimmick Be-i
comes His Bride in Nov/ York City.
i>
EX-PRESIDENT'S QUIET WEDDING
I'nllrul |i| tlu? rrnotirn of O ily u Few
Frl?ivli>"<'i'lii) iti'liln^r >0111 Attended
f?y <<<iirr.it '<? In* J
< (lurch h JSower o" l'Jmvt>r**??l'cjij?rt*
ure ul' Mi ? >?? ??*?? fur 1 ml lima
Nrw Yoinc Ui rt, April 7. ? A private wed*
<liii?c "'f K'vciit puhlif iiitnr<'H( mt uri Ihiu of
flenertil Honjrtihlo fTnrr.Hon, ex-lV? *id<mt of
Hui I'nlted Btntcp, and .Mi*. .Vlnrv Koott I. n1 ! j
Dimroloif , in Sf. Thomas'* Church, F.fih
avenue i.ikI Kifly-ililrl :.l r?*?t , yu.itt r lay .
nfturnoou. On y thirty-six witnesses of tjle?
manla^o ooromony wore ndmitto I t > the !
ohureh, h'ti xnvornl hundred portions wnlto.l
In front of tin* cliitre'i moro Hptn ?n hour, In
tha Jiop? of K'diinK ^Umpioji of (lie brMe nn<L,
hrld?<roo?i, nndthoHOtvloosof lOOjioih'o i on '
were roquiro 1 to knep tho orowd from !
jraitintf too nonr to the churoh porin'H. ,
(Jonoral IlurriK di'rt hoii an I dtunchter and
other h?*nr ro'ntlv?'B r.vnnliiod nway from the
wiiMliu', thu? /i'lowim? o;>por<;tl"H to lilx
uutou with Mr#. Dimoil 'V, who la n niece <>{
tho flrat \vif? o." ?h'? c<-1'.*.'hI'Ii uf. The mnr
rtnge <itir?ii?'iiy wan porfonnet hy thw How.
Ifr. .1. Wesley ISrown, tho rioter of H*. i
ThAiiihi'e, Ht (> il'? p. in. Half nn hour lat'-r
thoro wna a w>'dilluic reception for O '(kt.iI
Harrison nnd hi* hrl.lo In thn homo of .Mr.
an 1 >Vr?. Hlffot'd I'inehot, at N'o 2 Gramur
oy l'iir!f. Most of tho Kueata nt tin* ehureh
attended Hie reception, whleli lusted an
hour. l'rom (Jra n? ivy I 'ark tho newly mar
ried coupleNvero driven to tho Ii.'rtlnw.v :i
Mreot ferry, In lime t<> roaoh .J or soy Oitv i o
fore Hie ilo|iartui'o ol Hie 7.5D p. in. train, to
wlilea llio private ear for their we. Win*.;
Journey to Iudliiu>lt>oliri li i<l litem attached.
The* we lding \yas simple and i>rl\a!?>
with ?ilk Motno of blue a awl crimson plt^M,
, ap t Whvk j-trnw BoScro hut. trlmmoil with
J ciitnaou llowfr* Jli'? I'incbot ih a clo*o p^f
ooriMl friend of (iem-ral Harrison.
I Kouli it ft or H tiYloi'k I ho bridal pnlr find
th?lr tiUffJl*, t hw miiwo who Im 1 lonu |trej??<nt
I at tlm eoromopy, hi\ t <lmvu to an elegant v<'t
!?? |>I?? loimh tu tho iirtiulhoiatfly iloc<.?rMt?d
?I luiUK room. TliH watim-roy preliminary
t'? tho w?d<lliJK *>uppt>r, wblob was ?iTt<n iii
President Harrison h privam cur Olillm Amy to
t'hlla<io!)>hltt? Tho luuobtion Iftblti wa<
?!'???? r -it ?? I y dec >r th-d. Wlito It whh coo*
?*l (i < I - <1 i )i>? iiiotnhur* ?>( tin wo'Mintr party
drovo t*> tlm r ill ' .'i t M ttioii. A bin crowd
lint it-m ?inlilo 1 thi'rc, nit I wh'*n tho tall
brido a?i.l |h < wliori I rid?v,'ro^ni M?ppo I out,
ar'ii in urn, Upon tlm pliitfoi rn, thoy w?u?
loo tod with a hourly v<dh<y or npplnnso.
Tlioit t tiny hoarded tin" train and woro h'jou
Mpi'tMlin^ away.
AMERICANS WIN AT ATHENS.
<mh < < tf?i til Opunliifi (i.aixit <>l lltu
Tii" 77(ith Olympiad, in whlob atiiUde.s
from sevcpttl countrWw ' pArtioipatnt), took
vluiio Jtl Athens, flreccc, Aloru tliftu forly
thoii.^id pi i'tonit were >> l(>tltt?*<l to rho
Ktailon, Including tho Hint? of Owflo, tho
1 ? ii k ?* of .Sparta, tim Crown I'rincM and ottior
members of tbu royal family, tho rnoinlhirh of
l he Dip omntio Cor p.t and mntiy other pr>m
?lien'. iifi'< 'it4.
In t it A tjis.'iit ihrowinv'i K abort Onrr?;tl,o(
Princeton Un< Vfisiiy. woo. Ills throw was
conHhlton t no'TKtiiuiu pUi'tiomnnal by the
Kf.Hctator^. II ?? threw tin*' discus 2l*.t5
iiMiiri .-t, do'i :?t Ut. i (Jr' "k cbumpioti,
I'.irnsUcvopoulo*. by 19 c?uMinctri'S.
Tb? It r - ? heat of tho Hit) metre* raoo win
won. by V. A. I. ane, of l'rtiu'Hton, la \'i 1-(1
m 'mi !?;. Xxokoly' a Hungarian, wiik ttocond,
Tim s MMin t heat w.ut won by T. P. Curtis
i>( th? lio-itou Athlcllo Association, whose
tune was 12 1-5 sounds, tho wimu as Lane's.
M. Chalkokon ?lylif,' yn A'hTniHii, was sec*
I.'IHI, ^
Tim third hoit w.i* \v >a by T. K. lUirki', of
tlm H ihIoii Athb tlo Aaioalation, In II 15
si'coit 1^; If'ifTirian, a (ifiMiao, was nccond.
Jii t.h? ii ip, 'A*p and Jump. Jamtig li. 0on?
noliy. So ' f ? ? be Athlotlu tMu'i, novwrod 13 7-10
' irmlri'h; T ilb-rl, a I'ranctimun, was s wirl,
la tlm llrrtt hi nt oflhs 10 i nmtrtis riK' i If.
It. JainiK^n, oi JViiiin ton, wan lirit, and tho
(b-r:na:i, lloffnao, w a i Hjaond.
Ollfl
Tin; niiiDM ax:> isiiim-ickoom.
enough l?? jm'.Ufy Iho m >]i.V.y ? >.' (tic gro< in, '
ami u \\a< I'-mtiful to win approval
1 1 > >:n 1 1 1?? hii<!t\ \V titii ti t)i - eaurch t\e
llo/lil.v' m mi t >ii ill H i entrn nemg marring*
Imw'T fiom tin' a!!;ir to I >i ?? llr-t Iln" of |??-ws.
A vr i i i ?. -< I hie ou]<- h reredo* they pl-fifd ?
snowy er?S3 of Kister lili -s nine f?? ??
ih li??'nlif . thn wl lli? ti niualed ti,\
the lane .'-altnpe I Ills1 leaves. 'I'll *
elioir and ve,iry sides nf tiio e'iaiiee|
\yr;v H'llljt Mere. I lin'lifel a Veil of l.|c.?-s->:tii!i^
foliii-je, palms ami lliies and \v i i i I ? ' iiln?;
trees, Mr.'iriiin f-from altar rail to tho be
Iom of t Jin eii'ineel slops, whilo'two nioiin Is
of ?ms h 'lpo I to uiako a floral iivenim .
lor tho wehjonirigof tho bridal parly, 'i'lic
alTnct was rlcli and in mil i f til.
In a big home in K st I'lnrty-finJi'li f*troni |
Mis. IUiiunek, l In* hride-:o-be, \va ? prepare I
for tli <> ceremony liy Mai'*. Mnthie, who acted I
ii m eliio! drcH-i'i-, mi '1 >aw to it that tho J' ill- j
Will Ing now a mi'l it.? ndorumenlM were j
placed | >t most itlluiitig fashion. At fieqiienl I
Interval* thn ilourl'HI rang an I pifkagiN1
t; 'ii: al nl n^r tnsfoful wedding f t m w re |
opened. Tho pi' s lit ?>f ill ? t?ri !ogroi>:i j wan I
a magnificent string ol pe rls. Tli t'* wete '
hundreds of n(h"r presents.
(leneriil Harrison passed a quiet day at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. Mu saw a few Intimate I
friends, and received many cards id eon- i
g rat illation. Ahout I o'< !ock <*?*iii* rn I True) ;
allied, and mi hoar la ?>r tliov onibttrl{?'d ia
a private carnage and drove to thocji'ireii,
which win reached at D.Oj, with plenty <?;
limit le-fore t he wi'd -lni:.
Ton minutes later <1 murmur ran through ?
tlie waiting t hi' hi v'- T?vo carriages drov ? I
up I hi' avenue. In the tl i>-l wer*? .Mrs. J*.?
! kerand Mrs. Dimmlck's maid, hi the other, j
drawn l?y a pair of splendid hays, was i lie j
bride and IdcutciinM I'arker, on wIk?m> :
I iron d shouli'.iTf fell tie' graceful ofllee of '
giving her away.
(letieiKl Harrison's faee lit up with a proud i
--in ili? wtu ii het!r-t caught sl'ght of hi> M'rt i
in her bridal rdlnmi'iit. Ii was his first 1
Lrli'tijH ' of lu-r in ihi< attire, Sho looke l
r ?inarkaMy pretty in h??r hllver gray j
we lit i nvc gown "f heavy faille. 'I he j
skirt \\(fla very full a:i I vv -rely plain Mi I
hung la lull folds all around the back from
the sides, ? ||m|- ? {;|t. ??(lure" bega'i, lifter j
tho stviu <d tli ? iie_w?st jietileoats. i
wiiidi no longer Im lvr.? in front, ft showe i
a short. graeoiut tram. I lie bodif ? was built !
o'i the line-, of a I. ui.*< Sei/.ii ?? -at. rippluo.'
over t !i < t. ip> ami op-nini; in trout to rlispl.iv i
a short Idoiiv 1-l'iVel, "ijile; of white eiuf.
foil. 1'ueki'd In it?. >t?ft lintllne-s was a knot
of t ui'i|Uoi? ?* xelvi't, restin;; on a l\vi?-t iif til"
?I'lin III "l a . II l>.l !%??? of :i
vry ifiuiiiilttve Kaipire girdle. I'm mini'
thli S ? Si Wife ?i.".M.i. pointed |e.
*er", dia;ie I woh rdre old Ho nit on lac? half
a yard wide, an luarJo i u of th ? bride's fa n
ily. If was i-.irrie I d.iwn I ?t '? sid< s of t!i" :
emit i:i tro.'it an I draped und ?rn,,ath over
tin' hips. Au'ithi'r 1'ite'i of Mill! was
lo the ilre.-H liy a ern-a" I velvet eollar, lltl- '
i-lie.l wu'i a I'll.' tio.v at th" 1'ii' k ol tn"
lU'.'k. \ kll'il vf i'l'le al?o |l;.| iviri' t oil I;
-mail hi ay liotnr't. s -t rfT t y ;t'i I *i; i < i*n - ?
liiimdi of white aiijiei'.e.-i, |..a:i'e.i d ireetlv on i
top. She \\ ire I a,' W il!" if I II llloils 1 1| ?
(.aire ;?l''vi'.*. wlre'i np't her eltuiA s!e',\-eJi <
a ml "*a rued i.e.i h r | ra> er tii?o\ nor l'lmpie'..*'
Her only < rnano nt i/i He' way of je .veN wits
a string of ei ? . i i - : i ?? pi,ar,j, oni? of Air. liar
i ison's Kids t<> l.i-r.
I a^ide t 'vo dmreh i he ??: v \r -r ? i ? ve 1
Iiythe u?.ljrr.-, (I'll'Til l?U)l'd M. IIiiM. f'i
:? *i 1 (! en Till If ir.'i-i'n'- private veieuiry, ,
b. 'Ill >!?;?! f . I liev wei"" ?'':ite | in t in* il'iit
; "W.-. 'I !;e uui'-n urf (1 v. rn-.r M -r;o;?
? iti I jd* iniiii.tty ?r.|'niy, i jloto-:
S^l .eji %l!. ^| ; v . i: ; s ti i! r and M,;.
-l-'phca IJ. I. km*. \v. r.iife.-. '
-j.Srer. tary < f .S at : S-iiat >r !:???? -
JWild Pfiiei .r, i \-A'.t 'in y ii' n-iai \V. H. If.
.Mdler, ( 'liau 'eil r \ texna e r 1'. Mi'<M.laiii
In. MelJdl. Mr. ail Mrs. .1. W. ri.iolio-.
il'Miera! and Mr.-, l-'il'/john t'orter. M'ij'>r ntri
Mis. Jl.e!>ar I 1'.i:n' .V. Mr i.n I Mr-, i hsr: ?
IJ. I. -.:il M. / f. e|.. .Mr. >lv .
finoru'e H il'.'li-- Mat'ie K Hriu'V*. Mi ??
Man i W. r. MO-/C mi i Ine M I' >.rer.
hi tii" t V" ? r. o n ta -Prnlal i-:. --.oa
?"ora tM in tile f lio Mil,' ii,i|it E. I' T I
t ???: f a i 1 I1 iho-i i: i i - ;i.,je.-.<: Mr.- J>. :
?.me!; and j.;<viii'irmt 1' irK"f. mi I pr.>cei.d n
to ihe e:um *? '. n il". " li"l;?T.?l II I riinoi lin '
his n:au. (? -in nl 'Ira"', r.-eeivu 1 ttie
bride.
As i he Jjr.de and bri lrv'-oom stopfed for
ward to thn altar rail. <v;ier.i Di lir^wn
a vaite I t u-ti. ihe ii?hers * eppe I l a '!{.
I lien tbe orian. w.d di h i i -u pta'ir.g t
we l<llD? ir>a,.'.'h fjoni i. ?li* n ,'r.n br?*nthe I
hallo.ved > .*?!* i ^*ji ... Mar wji? ? ? '.'a; n. ?thi
int?imiZ7> i^ade t i.i n:ar. Wf nrvi
r?*.: 1 Mud the it ao illicit I' v
j*i?t 5 4^ ^h?'n 0 i'IIThI H triiloL. lik nv t.ji
ring irorn Mr. fiM."ti'* hruid, placed it ?>?>
lh?* il?nd?T ftDfi-r of h'.n bllde.
Theu tlii great or^un spok" agAin. and to
tiu< Htately uiei?*iir<-? of a uiareh furn I ami
G"?iier.il n-j'l M r?, C^fijntnlii
lltrroon, t i< Ir faens lit ..ant wita n
jtiv, i<!H r om ? K'?'.T.'
lii ?ho haul n" llOa.a <*.' Jtii??. l'iui'tiot,
Xo. 'i Graaier-y l'arfe, Mr*. Uar.-isun put on
U-i travJlio^ cii'-s gra^-blflv vavt(oi,
A U N C ' J i BATTLE PARK.
ilojuirl n.i tin* < lili-Vcnm uiiv.i airl Ch:itta?
mi iga I!i-4<>i'v:iIUi'i.
Kei-.-esenlnti vo (rfc.svii'ir, oi Ohio, has
s'.ili nil t ? 'I to tho House, ill Washington. the
rojiurl of I Im .Jo!'>t Com'nUleo tepre.sentiir:
liitil participate I > > i tho Ihreo days'
ded.ealory i,.\f?r ,is?'s of th?? Chie'tamau-.'a n f ?? 1
t'h attunon;* a National P. trie i it September
IfM .
Th" re;i o t HM.V-; tli" event is without pi-0- j
cedent in III-.' history of wars. tyi ' one which I
wotiUln.it l?i> poys!?>lf i:i any other country I
than our own. for t wore found gathered |
in ont hu.'dnsl ic oomradship tin' most distill* I
trulslii'il surviving leader* of I. i.il sides, and |
iiiit'iy thousanda of ill" rank m:i I II !?? of tho .
once fouir-'i I4pi* foree.??.
Tint park Jtsolf was also found t.? no with
out pri'wtlrnt, hoin; an I n i * >:i it in I rcoyn
Mtructioii of i:ren! halt I" Holds by the victori
ous, in whieh Iri .ox'ery rospevt, hoth groat .
and amall, tho utmost impartiality has b?en
observed In marking lines of battles and in
preserving upon monum-'ntft and tab'ots tins
aecurr.to history of I'vory yrimni/.at nm ru- |
Ka.jo t upon. Iho t?.\tendod iHhb.
CU"? CONVICTS AN ") PAU^cf?:.
1 1 ;il/ of Tlvin Are !'nrii!'<ni>r(, \ coord 1 n k to j
Kniii'i'iniilativf l> uiforif .
Representative Dnnford, of Ohio, report ml
in Ih" I Ion >??' from tho Im nli/ration (.'otuniit
(??o tho SSrttin bill providing for tins iiispuc*
tion * i * immigrants hy Unitod States Consul** |
Nathti<> .show. miivs tho report, that with a |
foiek'ii noou'atioii of l i 77 p?r cut. more I
Hi. in halt of our whiie penitentiary convloi.s j
ami inor? than halt of the inmates of our >
I our li>. a. '.s are fnreiuip'r.-', provlin? t hut of :
the immigrants o >tnin-< horn (luring the la?t I
few years t >o many of them are dellciont in J
mora s ami nre ineapanle. physically, of self
Mii'i or .
Ttie e,? ntn tH'i; ur>*es that the measure is i
vt'li rn f. ire: ii
\ number ni"i:i,> oi the .oommitte > .
are oppti.-.e.l t- the .-ill, an I it ip probate a j
..itiiontv rep. r. will in- ma le
?
'lit 1 Milium A ?nti.v ia :??(!.
I'nne-'-ea t ; ; ; s.i >, thir!y-!lv<? years oM, ar
rive.! i!i I'llt."'" ! Iro n n:i 1 was nn-t
h\ ! hrith-'r?m-lriw, (iia'onto firti 'i >
fiirtv-!i\e \ ears old, alt I'elieo tiru-.Mo
t w-'iit \ -si \ . % ears <i d. After spending the
?letiin^r t either, i Iif<v appll? l for IoiIkhi','
at an Isaliaii hoar lin-^-house N-xt <!?>' !
t avir <!eu I ho.lie ? \vi,ro f??ua I in tlie r ><?> n
t ?i<- v ii "I'll ; >iorl , all in ohm hod. Death hat
i ? ? ; J | e I lr ? u ii*paVMUti? li. tliey haviUK o'l- i
i. ? r i : i y hi ? \% :i out tho ? a-.
IK ?.l?l rous Si*h||i>i; Sr,?n i.
/. ite a i v i ?? 's from St. -o hns, Nevv.'oun l- i
land, .-tale tint t!v? steamer Hope hit* arrived J
?ther ? with a l>io';eii sha't iindnniy'i Oils?:al-. i
;k- usual e.?rt'?> leuii'4 :5 >.0 0 >. ? lis. One man
\rji< crowned. Advtses from Capo JJreton r> - j
I T t.iat the sehooner.-i Ireland and Njuirod, i
iltlunc i'i tii" (Jul' of S*. Luvrun *e. are with- j
ut s al-. This dedrovs tint la?t hopo of the ,
. i tv i> -in/ eve.i fairly s;i,?.*"ss:u'
A I'll in 1 1 V of 1'ive tliowilfil.
Five per-ons were dr-nrne I hy a cloudburst :
,i Alu.herry (i ip, J( m'ocli Couuiy. -Twihi. j
i ii:..u?,s> ?">: tho iinfortuu-ite* are: Mr?,
i ' r . i? h Ande-s >:). a<o .s veutv. t)!y Ander-sou. j
hv?i? t went v% i^h:. lie.- di i .*ti!"r-iu-lavv. \
C.iar.e* An ier:-?iy. .i^o live; ll.itt.e Andernou. ,
a /e t u rt* ??:? mon Jif, ceaii'lehtld, an t Mary |
i-'ji- -..?ir. a tnlrteua > ear.-, grandchild.
().e:i? tti? XI i 1 1 .tit frm?r.
V Tt." i an WhsIi."! man iij.en^ his oatnfieal
. i:i > v y :n >.-ma : prayer. All of tr.j.
,v I r.e. iir- c'nur >h m-vuh. rs, an I of
; a ii> ex.*ii-<>*d ?t?irt'i-; tho few inliiuta
ra; <t before the W. rU of the day bo^iu*.
A Liiir 'tuiH.v.
Mis' ttalllo T"-. Owen, of TalbxttOD. O a. .
-hot an 1 kit'o I by hvr reject In vr. W.
' . IV.flf r. who woun led A. T. I'erROn?, hi>.
? a.vojsful rival, aa.l att" npte.l .suicide,
. "Jiie t{?v.>Jittloil in Mi'ir.itui,
Pr?>!U loot 7. t'.i force* agiit^ fJ?: thf>
N .??.'(tvijan t *' r '? titi'"?:i;*?? la a hlttlv, 7'hiC.i
a*.t. I ??iRiit h'surs. ? Priji^ner# report TMit
: .oi ln^nr^on; nimici >n ??> d 'sp-rate.
CnhAti K#'.)?d? Win :? llattle.
A column of S;>a:ii?'i troop* under C.'olonol
Vh-?oi?? wm ^?trpr.?? 1 nnd t Tpr. atft I by in
:? .iT'.'i'iiii in H.\n i? C'ara provinee, Cul n.
i n.. r I radcr nnd many oi hi^ men wero
?.illtf", .
/
rHE PRESIDENT ASKED TO ACT.
'I'lio It ?'?<>! (it Ion a li? Originally |'un*cd l?y
i ii ?? v?nate (<? Throitifh With a I'u?!i
???Do Xot llcijulrn Approval or !>'?*
approval by.lho I'rciliNmli Who M,?y
Act t'pon Thnu or .No! ?% ll?? < !iu i?'i<
Washington, 1>. April 7. --Tho Hou*0
ye.<torday afternoon hy t it > overwhelming
vote of 'ill l<>>2 lop'.e 1 the coii'Mirrcnt
^'??> ""1 yy*? wtTTT.. . previously a^reo .1 to by
HieSeniite,
T'ie .->??? Uitiont ar?!
"Jtosolved, by thw Sen tic, tin Uohso of
Hopr< sentatl ve? ?on?urrlntf, That in tho'
opinion of C 'nc?retft a condition of public
war oxl-ts h'd wooo t ho O av 'rnriMiit of'Spaln
and tho (lorerut^ut proclaimed an I for |
r;oiiii? i lu) ii maintained fry force of ar n.s by
thtf1 people of Oubt; and thnt tip* United
stilus of Amnrloit Nhoiihl mMntftin a strict
litvlitrulity bet who u the coiitO'viiiiK Power.*,
n/iy>rdin< lo ejieh all the rlirh's of bellli/tr
otitn in the ports and territory of tho United
rt tes.
I "Re*olvo<1. further, ThAttln frinllvoffl.
,'003 of the United Nta''s shoal' b * offered
by thu President to the Knnnliti Government
for the iccunnUlon of tlio liidepeudenoo of
Cuba."
Thu twenly-<?avon Couyressmeu who voted
fr?'? Cuba ware:
Ai'qoIiI, it. I ; Atwoo Mum : fl!i\ok, \. \ .j
it- utelle, Mo.j I)anlels, jf. Y.; Dcrtonr, M'fiS. j
(iilict'O, N. V : GUIett, Mas^i Grout, Vt.;
I.Jifi'VtT. N. Y. ; M-Oill, Many.; Moody, Ma*>>. ,
; Poole. N. Y. ; Hinipklns, Mat", ; Wn'fs.vortb,
I V. Y.; Walker, Mm** : Walker, Va.t nrul
i Wrltfhr, Mass., It publicans; and 11 rry,
Ky, j lllnoit, 'in ; Oulheraon, Te?$a?j Klleit,
I Va. : r.llion, S. LoeMinrt, N. ,C.j Turner,
I V?. ; Tuekor. On. , and Ty er, Va,," Dvmo
1 erats. '
j Th? gen >rai undcrsfan Uni; that the final
? vote would l*ii taken at no??n attracted to tho
{ Capital '"lie of Ihe iars<- M audiences of tlp>
f.ession. Lorn; before Sneaker Rsert poundod
oa his desk for aiteuoa and called the House
to order, ovory peaf in tho public galleries
whs occupied, fJ
As kqoii as the Journal was mad Giiairrian
Kitt, of the Committed on Foreign Rela
tions, culled for the regular order, which
was to votu on tho Cu >an re.H )lut!pn?. When
Speaker ft te I put th?> question, the aves *vore
almost n nil til moiis. Sneaker Ihrni was about
to ilccdnro thu re^olutionH ndopto I by ae
elapjfttton Svhen Representative Tucker, of
Yirifinia, in opnosliion, <1 >man l?' l a roll call,
?'No, no, no!" should 1 nieinbttrs on both
si l? s of the House.
"I^L make it nftnutuouf?," ex claimed
M^eViil nimtt^rn 4fi ehoriH.
/'Mr. Tucker ins'ste.l on bis demand for I he
^i.vcs an I nays, so Mr. Hitt romarke I, "Let
us irivehim a roll eiill," an I a-eeordins;iy a
sufllid?;nr number of nienileirs arose to war
rant the Hpca'x r In or erln-^ tho roll en".
Tho roll eali wis ihtvoid ot.Kji'elal inci
dent , n'tlio 'ij'n .?? v^ral *^tlt?**nl)ers follow vl
tli? e.illln ? ulerk cbvs'dy. >VliO'i Die eaM was
eomn'etol nevoral members gathered ?irou>tft
the clerk and waitod for the offleial'an
noiiecement. There wer? t'.vonty-scveu
votes airninst the resolutions.
The result was ''rotod with c'lecrs an I
:rroa; anpinuse. There were many explatia
I1nn'< pen lin'f the aiinoun 'ement of the vole.
1 There was an nnxieW on the |>a't oi members
[ to '.1> re.-oriled, ko n recapitulation was or
ilere I uter all the pairs in I bo mi ?'e.-laro I
, an t the ji?r< >nai stateui Mits on :lu le-l.
Tho r esolutions aro concurrent, not joint,
; rcso: utious, an t un b<r a pr.iol'c" which has
: Krown ur> in re<-,-?nt yean in <'oii<?re.?. c'on
i > uneiit ri'so utb'iis <'o not reijuire aot>roval
i en- di anproval by ili;) Pr*sbl lit. who may
J le", upon them or not as lje ehois<v, hut In
no ca.-e in ealle I upon to siirn them. Nimi
bir resolutifms adopted be <.'o!i'*ri'ns in con
nection with Anneiiiau atT.iirs on Jatiuary '20
last remain una Mod upon by the President.
NEEOLF. IN HIS D D7) Y 4? YEA.^3.
It Slue!* Out of Mori'ik'H I ? ? ( nml Wan
Ka?llv Kmiovril.
A simply op-*rat ion performed in this lias- .
I fdtnl nt4tho Ohio Stall- Pr^ii. at Oolnmims,
i-iifJs a most interestlnq; suricicnl nml palho
loi^l'-al history. Prism Hospital Surgeon,
Thnrp remove 1 from tlio body of James
Morris, a Federal prisoner serving a term
for i!ount<Tr?itini?, a irwllu which was swal
lowed h? t!u' patient when ho was a boy
eleven years old. A a ho is now llfty-threo
yeura old, t ho lined lo was In his body forly
i wo years. In Hint timo it traveled mi
doiibtedlv through nearly every pnrtoftho
hody below tins waist. Ilo Jiad m i l" several
applications to hnvo too jieo,||?> removed
while in the prison, but it could not be lo
cated with sufficient accuracy. Not Ionic
ago it was in hip. rltfht kne ?, and he said that
lie could feci th" point of it. lie suffered
great pain from it all the time. Finally he
felt the point of tho nee lie projocliui? fron
iiis bre i-st just below the heart. It was an
? ?asy matter to rem' vo If. Jt was the inten
tio:: of the prison physician to uset?'rt X rn>
in seitrehiti!? for the needle if it had not
been foil ict
PUBLICLY WH.PPr.0 BY WOMEN.
WllliW Wiih Tied In I" root of tlieClly Hull
anil T)ir.mli?il.
Kxcitemcnt ran high at Bartrand, Neb., on
account of the whipping of II. II. Willoy, a
former Justiei of the Peace, and it man with
: large family, who, it is charged, ma !<* pro
posals to th" fovoii yc ir-ol I dan .f. iter of A.
>1. Hill, of Iji-rtraii'l \V I Icy w.i^orlerel to
b-avc town, and while preparing to do so
was arrested bv Constable Clark Clayton on
a warrant sworn out by the girl's mother.
A nu'uli.'rof woiiirii.' I by th i mother of
tlo- girl. covered thepris nice with a rcvo.ver
at '2 p. in., and after tying h.s hands an I
pin<<inga strap about I.u neek, matvae 1 him
out in front or thut'iiy Hal'. There three
wonted ill a time thrashed liini with black
snake waips until he was .Irinping with
i do* ? d . Constat) ?* H indstrom ordered tln):n
to stop. Tin! whipp n^ took plavij in full
view of tie pns tier's home. and. while he
??cef-ivc I little pity, public sympathy was
ton. -lie I by the cries of his children an I
wife, lie left lor I nva.
MARKING WASHINGTON'S BIRTHPLACE
TlioSliafi o tli.* Mn iiiioioit >it WaU-flcld,
Vii., I'iiI lu I'luil/o ?,
J M. Wil-ion. Superintoudent of Public
nnililuii:* an I (I rounds, receive I at Wash
iugton a telegram fr.im Wakcflol I. Va , iay
in^ that the shaft of the raont.m eut t > tenrk
tic bir!hnhi*c of W.iAhihgton w.n pni in
position rcNMitly, an I that tuo monuTieiil
> tts*dt is now complete, without a single
j llavv or ble-nUh. fie will make a visit
, i i Wakefield in a day or two to insp8.it
I the work bHfor-* a ?<5?ptin< tt frotn the.con
I tractor*, J ihn (Jriwiori A' f>oiis. of buffalo. I
i 'I'll" oi> ells'; will i>> protected l>f a shirp
! p i t;te.l iron ien.'ouigiit feet hljfh nndthlrtv. i
1 Six feet squarw, within which t h jre will Im I
; a ."pace of tWiMve feet tro n m*h side <"?( (he
b i*-, whl '!? will b ? so 1 Jed and p ?r^?d. No
nrraug meat* havo bce.-j made for the dedi
cation of th ? monument.
Ilat-N ills nice J *>r 1'Hmfil.
The Fos li'k bill, tn i \iaq it a mis loms.tnor |
for any per? ?n t-> wc.ir a hat i.i a theatre or
other an lltorin n where any th".vrl'*al or !
sf.ee',acular ?perforuianc* I* beiicjt tf.veu, j
1 as<fv| th ? Ohio :V>n it-?ao 1 is now a law, a?
it ? tXca ufT-ct tmmellataly Oa Its passage ,j
and ft:> ameftdmen's were mads in tt|*? j
Senate. Therfl wero tnjt two u"?**?va votes
in th^ The new law is, of coursw,
aim* [ at tho hi* hat s an t he w>>rn bv
.? OIDCQ nt i.vitfi-i. It provl4f? a* a pntliy
a Una of from *2 to M9, l-ui ?) l:npr.?on?
1 ?n*?nt.
j W. C. T. I', at si. I.niii Xo/i-iii'ih- 11.
It has bevn offlciftllv detfl/nitio.1 by t!v?
! oftlcfRj of tbn \V. C. T. t>. to ?-xi<pt Jh** invi
. i luu *?v fr^rrs w.? T. t?.~
an't sejondo.1 by tfi?? itny>r and Hnsin^'i
M "u'j Iica/iic, to hold Ule N*\ i??nal Co ? yi*?i?
tion tn ttint ?r?</ ffJ"** N'^vemoor li to Id. In
- c.asiro. ? " .
TALKS ICS.
Ncnutur Tillman in Fuvor of Holtln^
tho <*lflrtigo < 'ouventloii.
Thy following i? an interview had
with Senator Tillmau by n repro
eelitativcu of Tho Columbia State in
co\i ii cot ion with State and National
po Hi fs:
Tin) bonator Haiti ut t ho outset that
houlitj nut wan t tho iinprvHsiOn to go
out' 'that ho was trying to influence tho
action of tho Democratic executive
committee, but that ho was here ttimply
to consult with tho reprcson la lives of
that ]>aity in tho [Statu ami lot them
Know wh*t was going on outside of
South Carolina in the discussion of the
situation. The duty of tho executive
committee watt to let the matters stand
fm tty much iih they arc, and not to
precipitate a division of the white
people. The committee had very lit
tle actual power; tho most wan pro?
Horibing what constituted Democracy
and what parlous should vote in tho
primary.
In speaking of Unpolitical situation,
Senator Tillman said all was chaos,
bn t he thought tho people would do
well to coutinuo i>i State politics as
they already were; that under tho new
Constitution they could now a fiord to
difl'er on national issues. It was being
Haiti that largo numbers of whiten wore
joining the Republican party, but ho
did not tliink it amounted to a row of
pinH, for tho Republican party could
inako no ehowing in thin State. If
they met with proper encouragement,
ho it hi not doubt that they would try
and mako a fight, b\it tliey w< ro badly
divitlod ninui)(i; themselves, and could
not dq> much. i?
When asked if ho still Intended to
bolt tho Chicago convention, ho ro
plifd that lie had al/cady Htateil if the
national platform dm not promise re
lief I16 , would not bupport it and tho
nominee,. >and that he was not in tho
habit of going back on what b3 had
? 1 o
said. ,
"Do you think tho people will bo in
favor of such a course ?" was asked.
"Tho people, in tho platforms of
1892 and 139*1 nskod for iinaucial re
lief, but it has not been grautod yet.
The people aro greatly disappointed
with Cleveland's policy, and as South
Carolina has on two previous occasions
voted independently for President, 1
believe they will do so again, if the
platform of tho Chicago convention
promises none. I do not, however,
think it will be necessary to repudiate
tho nominee of the Democratic con
vention, for 1 am of the opinion that
tho silver forces will have control and
nominate a freo silver man.
"In tho West, tlio people arc in very
much the same position in regard to
tho Republican party that we in tho j
South are relative to the Democratic
party." vz*
Speaking of his proposed Western
tour speech-making, tho senator Haiti
that ho had engngoments to flpeak at
tho following places, which ho would
till. after returning to Washington from
here: Lexington, Ky. ; Denver, Col,;
Wurrensburg, Alt).; St. Tjouis and
Qweftsbofo, Ky. 4 I have received
lmvuy ether invitations that I havo been
forced to dfcliuo for want of time."
Seuator Tillman ssid he had sent out
ab^iit (10,000 copiesof his speech iu the
senate, and up to this time had received
about 20,000 letter.! complimenting it,
they were Mill coming.
Tho Indian Schools.
The Semite oommitb e on appropriations
ha." K?fv?'cti,<l tlio Indian appropriation
The chicf c "tytetition in tho com mitt1 o ha;
Ki'iMi on tho Indian school appropriation.
Tli.i lloithe went on tho theory t Ji n t lh?*rt
should ho jro appropriation for seetnrian
M-lifoiy. And yvt appropriated $JI3.C0J fol
tlio I.lneolu sdioel uiid $'20,000 for tho sclioo
at lluiliptnn. Ya. , l?,>lh of whbdi, it wa>
elnimed, arii wtari ?u. Hot Ii of the><> appro
pr.'ntioiis tho Sc'tiato cotnmiUco lias ?- 1 ru?*l ?
out. The iri in ral iinpn ?priat o i for tho In- '
diau 8>'ho<d. , J.- ?! A' ' .1 - iai:. hn.? On a lncrtiuct
!iy upwards of :I SrO.fftO.
IVIr. \t. ("luuiwiek, of Charlotte,
lias been appointed I ?y Governor Carr
uh ii tleleyte to 1 lit; ton vention of
Northern m tih is at Hoatlicrii I'inea.
HIS BACK ALMOST BROKEN.
A (.IvOIUiM F.Alt UllKVS SUKIOU9 Aj^
cinuxr. \J
Willi* I'lowliijj In tlio Field Ifc Atinmpto
to It tj?e n I'lne Stump and In
jure* 111* ? pluo.
From (he I.<hr iielHc. Sparta, (in.
"Did Vcu nolh'oiho tana who Just passed
us?" asked a ^ontloinaii of a reporter.*
?nV-, what about him?" n>kod tho re
porter. H
"Ilow old vroul I you take him to be?"
"O'.i, ab ?ut thirlj-'ive, I
"Wo. I, vou have main tho snmn in intake
that mtiny others have mu le. Tit at is .Mr.
<????/. I)ra lh y. and In* i.i !l ty years of n^e."
A friv days la'Mr 111 ) 'reporter was uitro
diiee<i, t<> Mr. lira Hey and commented on his
you: l/tii I appi'ar<i!i<'?>. Ho seemed please I,
and in explainiu c tho reason for it, Inci
dent ly told of a oucufceriom accldtftil to him
self.
"It will be t \ven( y years next spring," con
tinue! Mr. IJradley, "Hint f wis breaking up
laiel for ?'ott.?ii in tht) noithora p irt of tho
Sialo, and iiiv pl??.v Muck under a large pine
root. I I ?o?w? I my pi ivr and tol I my tore'- j
hoy* to linvethe root pal ed tip l>y Ihu I i : n ?* I |
eani" around npiin. Wl?-n I returned I
found the root Mid there , and thinking* th<
boy> ?**? it- not trying lo ?et it n;>. I t??>l ihoin
to jjet out of tin? way i 1 I jwo.ild pull II up
myself.
"I >rr ?!.'??? ! it with both haul- a id rave a
jerk whi h broke ij ti'id almost dl<l t ho xamv
wi h my ba -k. I bad to quit work for s /{nf
tiin-\ in fart, I was never abto to do any
more very laborious work. I suffered nlffh''
ti'iie; I tried fH'\e.\t| d'K'toci _uul mauV-j
rneihflJji ??' ? ttvitmmf, but nothing would ;
cas ? i he terrible paia 1 s iliero !. Xl^lil and
day it w a. i tho sunt*. i
"I moved to Massachusetts and stayed I
(here several ynr?, during which time 1/
tii" I ft-v?r.ii id ore doctors, Lilt w.th the si:ii? .
dlsnppoin iug resiiils. I<am?Moihls place
HMtvn ye.krs a*", and h.i't I ceoaio almost a I
ph yslc.tl wri c*. I 5>ufTt red mo?t excruf*iat- j
in * '(??*? it - uii'lUJ'l Klvtm up all hope of ever j
IviiDj; v?i Oao <lny l.wt y??anX a i w
an .!<*<? in* of a similar case which had been
ou.'ed b\ | >r. \S'illiaais?' l'mii 1MI-. Ulid f 'ie
t'i .mi to try them? 1 p?ir<dKi3*itI m boxe.*,
niel by the> tune I h.i I taken them, 1 tfa? en
tirely iroo from ptnn and bad gained twenty
poutiiln, and 1 have no^er bt^exitroul?l?Hi since
wit n my l>ar!<. '
I?r. AVIH.ams" Pink Pills for Talo Poopte
aru ?*on>l lured an uafntlinff specllh' for suoU
diM'HW ? its bKomotor ataxia, pnttb',1 paraiy
? ?, 8t. VI. us' tUnce, 6C?tio.i. ntiur.ilgin,
rbt u.n.itisin. nervous hwlwh^ tb^' alter ef.
feet? of In ttrippe, pa'vtna^ktn^^jhe heart,
pale and >i?llo'V eonj^i''* i?7TT% ulat ilred feel
ing r'-eiUiny I io:;>^i')rvotis jiroftmtion, all
dii?wir-.'? r<*Kull:!iif /rom vitiated huaiois la
the t/lood, i?uch :u(t ere fill i, <',)rooi?- ery^'p?
In^, vie. Tb?#v artAa on upetnflc for troubb a
{?oei-.llir to leitta es, nuoh a< i?j>pt?lioiw,
rfejr?i(aisttes. ;?nd ? if lorms o, woai?n<?*s.
In m?-n fbey v ITeel i radical eure In nil case*
?rising fr-jiV. ir,Vnt.il wurry, overwork or ox
nhl>,0*}*rL JU?'.^rr
Y iTIc TTTr. ?r>> j.d by /.Ti oejil er.t, <? r w:ll Ire
? ?in p ?<: i-aiti on *c pt of pr ???, 50' c??nts n
?? s x i. x * for < ?.5:) fi. ;> ??re never
w d t lu l i:l"< or l.v the 1HI, by atl-invjilntf I>r.
Willi U Sicfto Co., tkhonwtadv, N. Y.
'
'T VOi @ OFTEPd
U Jtf (iQ l ifrfwWOce* li
'x
oo;u?aoro?t
espr csAifun.,
Jt^r n ,? .. ? _ _ il) tho DOWSf
papers an 1 look* whkb you don't fully tiuivut'in l, AaJ whlotl you wvuldN
llko to tool: up t / jou hail oojic couipuot book wulch would gi v<j tho iu<K^
formation In v ft) w llne?,V? not be obliged lo huullo a tw?nty-?ouu 1
encyolopjo 111 coating t25 or ? J5. mw a in stamps neat to BOOK PUB*
I.I8HINC HOUSE, l34Loon- ^ f ard Street. 0. Vt City *M
fUrnUb you, po?tpAtJ, with Just ?uoh h book, containing 6^ P^g**! "W?ll
ll!u?tr?(*iJ, w'ltl) complete han.ly ludt-x. l)o you know who C'rawui was. a a (1 where bo
lived? Who lull t tho Pyramids, and wheu? That 60und travel* 1125 foot por ?econi?
What is tho longest rlv^rlu tho wyxldi! Thnt Marco Polo Jovontol tborompinM la 1200,
and who Marco ?olo \Mff What the <Virdinn J>not WHbV Tho book contains tboutauds
ma jfrtK f*\ of explanations of just tntoU inattors a* you wonder, gm m*.
ft y Q ?l-out. Jluu It ?l the very low prico of jg 7j W?
\J half a dollar tint I JAJI'Jtoi t: I'OVJtSJJLf, W
I Th? Dot TOR-? <40 AO lu.vor of
i>Af>or (.ibaul enough, you ti*?e
thrrahoi* li.xby mayrooovfr
but cannot thiiTO."
ALABASTIIME.
- ' IT WON'T RUB OFF. ,
ftlLVf 'A J,.,A?Bn,,nv4'? U AI.SO.1UMJ 1 *4
n'.?u? oiuKi, itoi?1Ju ?d oi l- asd nc.im n I
Al A{)A0TIIJ^ to * pur*, pormamiit ?ni^arttat|o t
flUtDnO I rnL Wftllooutmj'. r.M.y fi>r Iliy blUb.'i '
? by uil?ii>K in cold *6itcr. j
m
For Ka le by I'niat Denlero lively where.
A Tint I'nr.l ?>i?wln?f 13 d<\siroU?> tints, a I mo Alalf.sdna
oouf*nlr Itoolj w>nt (res to any oneiTmutionlnrr tlilu pai>?*r.
ALABAMTIXK CO., (? rami 511*' Ji.
'I'll o Letter ?<U>
An ex^hniiKO ua^a is the iuoaI
unfortunate letter in the alphubet be
cuu.se it is never in oubh, always in
debt and out oi danger. Ouiofrxehange
forgets thai the aforesaid letter is novor
iu war but ulwavo in peace. It in the
beginning of existences tho commence
ment of eustv and the end of trouble.
Without it there would be no^bread,
no meat, Ho water, no life, to gospel,
no redemption. '
Th<* eftnsa'isii8 of miiiiarv opinion 5s that
1' a rcoonrju?-3l of Mio Somli'i is intended a
plowed fotva of JUitish tin I Indian troajw,
20,0(;0 strong, will bo qoiwmry.
Gladness Comes
it'i ii better understanding of tho
transient nature of the many pl?ys*
ieal ills which vanish before pvo^or ef
forts ? gcntlo efforts ? pleasant ell orts ?
rightly directed. Thgro is comfort in
the knowledge that go many forms of
sickness are trot due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxat ive, Syrupof Fi^'s, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, aniis
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who'valuo good health. Its beneficial
eJfeeto?are duo to tho fact, that it is the
ono )Vi;\pdy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without debilitating the
organs cr. which it acts. It is therefore
all important, in order to ?^ct its bene
ficial elVects, t > ncto when you pur
chase, 1 bat you have the genuine article,
which i.ijnauuiactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, uiul sold by all rep
utable druggists.
J fin tho enjoyment of good health,
ami the system n regular, then laxa
tives or other remedies are not needed.
If afllicted with any actual disease, ono
may bo commended tothomrfst skillful
physicians, but, if in need of a laxative,
(then one should ba.vo tho best, and with
the well-informedevevy where, Syrup of
Figs stands higWsfc and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
ASK YOIJR DEALER FOR
W. JL Douglas
?3. SHOE beMdThe
If you pay 84 to, ?0 fdr Bhcqi.cx- gg
amini tho \V. I.M)ortyUs'?hbjCj and 22*
seo wl.it a cood shoe jo(j can Imy for ?
OVER IOO STYLES AND WIDTM&I
CtfNGRUSS, MUTTON,
aud LACK, m?<J? iu all
klnriaof the bent selected
leather by skilled irork
n?ci?. AT?
ltinke nud
sell mot-o
$3 Sliocs
thnn nny
' ?? tJi or
nuttinfari urcr In tlio world.
None genuine unless name r.nd
price is stamped on the bottom.
A.k your dealer for our 8 5.
R4. Mf3.no, 5 Shoes;
ti'4 5(>, O J and ($1.13 (or bo\s,
TA*E NG SUBSTITUTE. If yourdealer
r:n5)ot supply you, send to fac
lory, enclosing price and ?i cents
loj),iy 0rrlage. Sstato kind, stylo
cf toe (cap or plain), size and
v Hth. Our Cust Dept. will till
\<r,ir order. Send yfor#ne\v Illus
trated Catalogue to, I5o* Jt.
W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass.
WE HAVE
NO AGENTS.
hut mill diiectto theconeum
?r nt |>rit-6J. Hhlv
hnjnlivin fur ex.vitlnMlon
(tnroif kaln. Kvorrt>iiiu| wun
too styles of Cur*
ristffa, oostylt-aof tlpi*
nc5S.il slyk-3 khltntf Sa<|.
ilea. SViltofur cnlKlotfuo.
,x kmoiart
Ca/f'nfcf A II n i vim Mfg C*.
Elkiiait, Iud>
W. U.
Corn
is a vigorou:^ feeder and re
sponds well to liberal fertiliza
tion. On corn lands the yield
? increases and the soil improves
I if properly treated with fer
j tilizers* containing not under
j% actual
Potash.
A trial of this plan costs but
little and is /sure to lead to
profitable culture.
Our pamphlets are not advertising circulars boom,
ing spccial li^tlJlfers, hut arc practical works, contain -
' itig latrst j<s(\u . Ties on tlic subjet I of fertilization, aij'l
i>re reaify hdpfol lo farmers. They are kcnt free
Um SlkU'K
" OERMAN KAI.I WORKS, *
o i Nassau St., S'tw Yoriu
Mi*. Uisiny, of No. 1429
South 00th ot., I'hilndulphiu, n th??
wife of 11 promiuent real ostaie agent
nnd movfs in high social circles.
Nlio Is also a maiubor of tUo Frcoliy*
t'Ji i'va Churoh. Uu-ler dale of Sep
tember lllh, IS 'b, Mrs. Jtiwloy writes!
"I write to thank you for the beno
Heidi results from tlio us<?o* llipaiu
Tubules. I su k I hum advertised,
ami though I ruroly i>ut inuohj
con'ldeneo iu patent modtoituu, I
dooided to try thoin. Wiuco I began V
taking them my dyspops'a has di
minished and l eaii feel iliat it i-t
leaving mo. JSIy complexion has/ .
iinpro\ed, and I fcol like a now
woman ? not the 'now woman' of the
prcsont fal, but a rejuvenated and
physically r.^jmerutoil being.
(Signed), Mas. A. T.
Rii>an* Tubule* of o ?>M by rtrn or by ><*tt
If ilin i-riCMSi I'cnrs n Lo<) W roiu to Tho il'ntn*
C'liciiiUvil ConipMij-, No. 1 > t)yiiice St., .n c .v Yuri.
bttliiDl* vial, lo ccii.it.
QQ A DAYSMEN
C,JH W* ?||l ihnw you h'.w IO
iiuxc *> ? dsy : ?b oluioly ?iirv; vr? iir
miiAno vr^i k unii n .n'0 J"11 lrr?? *oa
work In >n? l.w-<?U(y vlivro jrou liv?j
??n 1 utyou: ?ilitrc??*n'l wo will vxplalti ^
th*DUUrM*< fully i ttnrnn cr >n' ru?p- v
? it">* olHir tirnilc oi :Ji i or ???????*
iv ii-Vr ? M.K?liit#lv kiiri-i writ* a! astm.
j. T \I 0 ROAN, Manager, Bo* L t, DETKOIT,MICHIGA>/.
PAYING POSITIONS
UUAIIANTKI'O IN WMITINO. .
?oinui?U courn? in at im.Fth* xxrfNii
vt other co lege*. i4 placed nut nm th. Aihir*?*?it on##
ULoUCIlA IIIM. CULI.^K JUucon, Ua.
C RE Y'S LI VER PILLS
>-oVnl Llvrr <*ompIalut-, ConM pulioti. lJill ihbh k,
Toi I'l'ili.v, LJivr f?p<>t.?, Jnin -?]?><?, Anit n, lc. 8 ..'ti
by i u ?>f nrn lil on ier<-ti>t of prior, ??3o.
TrlaJtUe, 10c. OREY MKL>. CO., Uli-'i bowery N. Y.
nDlllU""' WHX3KY h?b)i?.riirv,l. WooVumt
Ur 11# in FIUI. Dr. II. *. n00LI.tr, ATLAXT4, <.JL
S. N. U. ? 15.
What's your
husband's work?
Docs he li.iv? to do anything* a r> hard as your
washing* \nd scrubbing ? It can't "be.
What can a jnan do that's as hard, for most
men, as this constant house
drudgery is, for most women?
If he has any sympathy for
you, tell him to get you some
- Pearline. Sympathy is all
very well, but it's Pearline,
not sympathy, that you want tor washing" and cleaning.
Nothing1 else that's sale tr> use will save you so much down-*
right hard work at the washtyb or about the house. It saves
money, too ? saves the ruinous wear oir clothes and paint
from needless rubbing.
Mi*??
Brown's
Iron
Bitters
Strengthen* the j
muscles, tones
the nerves, aid*
digestion,, puri
fies the blood, j
improves the j
coa?plexf$n.
Rrown Chctgical Co. <
Baft'morb, rifd.