The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 06, 1896, Image 4
THUMPET CAIL3. >
ttnui'a Horn 8ottn4? ? Warning jNoto
(o (ho Unrcilcotucd.
/npl H EJ r<'llylon (lint
I iB used for a cloak
-*? will coon jwonr
out. ?> (.Vi.
p T h ? M'owfi'M
horeo 1* kept fat
by food tftkun
from tho poo*
inau'fl child.
i Tho dovll fttnndi)
ft jjOtuI ehaneo
With tho 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 who
Iovcm moiu'y, ami
hates work.
Kopi-ntaueo I ?
ftod'sVommnnrt the moment wo Know
thilt w\ have binned.
I The diVll will never leave us, as long
n? wo lituo ono little sin wc w iiii to
keep. n
> Men who make long prayer?! In pub*
Ho, ar? often too busy to help answer
thoiu.
j It trover lint U on iiif'.'itiucMM any whiter
to bnptlzo It iiiul tako It Into the
church.
I Christ etlll has I ho power to make tho
Ncarlot aiunor as \("hlto as snow In a
minute. ?
Tho lower a Christian room down to
men, the higher stand he takes for
Christ.
. It wan not those who offered the big
tffest gifts at the temple, who wero tlto
first to follow Christ.
| The man of faith Is always a man oC
power, no matter whether ho II \ ? ? m In
J long Kong or Ild.ston.
i The man is a oh Irk who makes long
prayers In church, ami iii'Vcr does any
thing to help answer them.
When a Christian's walk dors not
correspond with hi* talk, the less lie has
to Bay In church, the hotter.
? What do yon suppose amp-is think of
the church member against whom tho
devil has never aimed a dnrtV
1 Undertake something for the Cord, ]
In the mime of ihe l.ord, n 1 1? 1 you will
noon be surprised at how min h you can
do.
The man who will not Improve his
chance is hound to lose it. no matter
whether it lias to do with seeking sal
vation or making a fortune.
Many a man ran he found standing
on Ids brother's neck, while he claims
lo be looking up far into the rky watch
lug for the l.ord to come,
iioiv lllo.V?;lo 'i'uliliiH In Muile.
Solid I raw steel tubes have been
made t'o. years for boilers and general
use, but the great demand arose when
the wafo'.V type of bicycle came into
rogue, t diamond triune requiring the
use of a greater. length of tubing and
neeeaslt.Hlng that this should be mi
tight as possible. There are variations
in the methods for producing a col l
drawn a eel title*, hut the principle of j
all is practically the same. Only a very |
high class of st eel Is suitable for the j
purpose, 'and that hitherto employe:! j
has been c||l|tly Swedish charcoal steel,
containing a certain proportion of ear
llOU. The steel is 1,'iken ill Ihe I < ? I'll I of
a billet vwo feet long and about >.l\
Juches In diameter. A hide Is bored
through the center and it is heated, an
nea led ami rolled Into the form ot a
tube about 1:'m Inches hi diameter, i.lth
walla of about I') gauge. This u; Mien
drawn through a die ami over a man
drel by means of a dra w-le-imh, until
about .SOD feel long, I tea ut i J idly smooth
and iyright both wltldn and without.
This Is not drawn at once, hut in a
number of operations, and between
each of '?hem the metal lias to he re
plevied and reatuiea led to prevent the
crystallisation to which the drawing
process tends to g1\e ri>e. The first
drawings of the tube leave it about
three-eighths of an Inch thick, but tin i
gradually decreases until ?> tube In pro
duced which I ? of the I hick ness of pt ou t
writing p.'.per. This is the obi*:? of tube
employe*, in bicycles and thai imparls a
strength and rigidity out of all propor
tion tolt.s lightness. Most on Transcript,
??JOBt*?
U rar of * 0011000 Hondo.
CJon. Morin of l-'rance says tliat the
deterioration of common roads, except
that which Is caused |>v the weather,
is two-thirds due to the wear of Ihe
horses' feet and one-third to the wheels
of vehicles. Motoeycies a;id rubber
tires would therefore i!iliniui*,.? Uk' ??>
pernio of read repairs.
F.ars ami no.su ;u'> nil more or I?;$m a(T,,',l',<l
l?y o itarrli. Tim ??vo.s h<'<vi:t?n f ?i fl ? ?n?*- 1, iv>1
ami wali'iy, nitli dull, litwv pain ? Im'Iwivmi
them. Ilium f.ro r >anntr, I ? t* i u
In llto ivh.i, ui::l rf>i|ifiiino.< (li?> ln<aritu:
1? rifTci'toil : ihi< id u m'vpih hi: lli'rrr,
wllli it:i ci'ii.'laitl, Miicrtnif.M I _?,?.!.? iliMMiariro.
All t li???-<? <li'<<ii;ri>fa()ln nyciy('i;u i may Lai
rmi)<>vvt| 1 1 v tlx ms" ?> (
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SarsapariHa
T!i<* l>ov( - In fact tti<- Oct* "l'r?i?> Hlon I I'tirlflrr
Hood's Pill':
I'llif tiHtlsr.i, ( ml iu<-n( loll,
?) bill hi- utw. i.ciil*.
Rejiable GharloHe Merchants
C.'ali till llivlll Wlii'll > oil K>> \ ?' (I r I ii
Hull) If vmi it" i'"f t(", n?nl It *1 vp r.iiir " i- r r"i .
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HftMd book* um4. Act??l ko?:M?i Uka <i\r ?t
MMrlnf. ????ow e-?ll#f? ?orr.iMf ?a I
Him. ibHtwUM nufNtibu a our.
fa imm. (k M by dniggnu
BILL A HP'S LKTTKU.
TJJIC HAUIC CAN, SICK NO OI J.I IsC.
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I ION TO IIICINU A rWJTOCKA r,
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llomo hold Dulles Kngago ll.'u At*
f?ii(loii at Present.
i
It fieemn to mo that tho ileiiiftffOf'iirH J
nro underrating t ho intolligonoo of t ho !
peopj.i avIioii tin y domm lico a cutidi*
(Into because h'? is rich or boofluso :
ho owns it ot)io (lock in a national ;
batik. Tlmi ifi nil (lint 1 have seen j
ehurged against Mr. Mown I J. Meubcun ,
Wright, who \\ui: the choioeof (In- popn* j
lists, ppoko honestly nml frankly wlicn
ho said ; "I regret to nay I hat I have ?
no stock in u n'ntiomtl bank." I dont J
lutpposo thero in u reputable I'opnlint |
in tho country who woul I r< fuso t<?
own some of it if lm con hi got it
fairly. 'I hi? olloi t of llitt deiiiiigogtiOH
to 0 X C i ? 0 hi the, poor envy untl hatred j
(if their inoro fortunate fellow citizens
in shamefully disgusting. If u uiun j
acquires wealth honestly h t> should bo
commended for it. Abraham wan rich
and to wnH Juuiph and hubati ulul Job
Mill Solomon, and Joseph of Arimathe.a,
who laid 1ho body of Christ in his own
now tomb. livery man who m any
ftoconnt is trying to hotter bin condi
tion and would got rich if bo could.
So ] clout boliuvo that tho I'npulistfl fil'o
opposed to Hawaii because of his j
wealth, and wlioit I hoar any of their
leaders nay thoy arc, it in my opinion
thoy aro lying. Thoy talk glibly
about plutocrats and some of
thorn, acoin to think tliul wealth and
I'luto and boll aro nil mixed up to
gether, Tho fact in that I'lutus, who
wan tho god of wealth, wan a very dif
ferent person from I'lilto, For a long
tiino )io gavo lichen t<i the good only,
but Jupiter diil not like Hint and smote
him with blindness no that he eonld
not tell the good from the bad, and
ever eineo then evi ryboily ban had an
Cipovl ehaneo to got bin filvoiN. Myth- j
ology says lie wnselub footed and slow
in movement w hen approaching a man
to gtvo bun money, but when he took
it away bin feet took wings and ho
| fairly How away. Thoy must havogot*
ten that idea from the bim ipiuren which
I nay riclioa tuko winga and fly away.
I'lulus wan a good hearted, clever,
generotifl god, and I doit'l lilio to hear
him rd an den d. Tin") boy with tho
cornucopia wan bin murk, bin ensign,
and I never see that picture but what
I think of him ami wish bo would
eomo tliifj way and emply bin horn
of plenty. I would bko to fool tho
feeling of a plu loci at before I die.
I'.ut the long agony will noon be over
ami it will be a groat relief ti> ui all,
whether we lost; or win. Once I heard
llob Taylor, w ho wan running against
hi;i brother, make a speech, and in
cloning lie urged hi" hearers to vote for
him, but Haiti he: "If you emi't con*
ficicn tiously do no, then vote for my
brother Alt'." It bryan is not elected
it will bn n grain of eoiufoit to know
that Home ot my i;ood noigbb ?r.-i are
gratified. If I ponsiblv cun I am ^oing
to rejoieo V.'lt ll tllO-e wll" jo'Co. but
t hero aro some m^iim thai I i|o not like.
Who is back i n v. up "'in anarchist.
Tifiuterbaidi, in bin treasonable utter*
iuicuaV lie HiVrt that if t hero is no!
one way to prevent Mrysn being pres
ident there is another. Does lie mean
to have him counted out by bribery an
Mr. Tildon wan? 1 1 an ho ?? ? t the
? scheme fixed, and in it to be done
with llannn'ti barreht of money? l
rend sometime ago a boast that
$l 0,000 npieco would buy every elec
tion manager in Chicago. That would
take only a million to buy 1 00 inanii*
gcra, and they nay they have not ten
miilioim at their command. in it po?*
i sible that no good, no honorable a man
as i\leKinlcy would consent to such
[ iniquity ? I don't believe it. Maybe
the conspirators have plotted a hcIiciiio
through the courts to get it loll of in
junction and let ( 'li v rill lid hold < iVe I'
I pending the litigation, I wish I did
know w hat I iHiiterb ich means to do in
ease Mryaii r; elected. It is getting
verv chine mow, close in time nud clone
ill count, 't'lie tiettmg in about even,
'l'wo month:! n^o it was tifty to one on
McKinlcy. From time to time it j
dropped to leu to one, and then live I
to one and three to one and tw i to I
one, and now is about even and few
taker.'i. I know a New \ oi l; man w ho
writes for a I Jepub! ican paper ami scar*
rdices ilryaii awfully, but navsi in a i
letter to in'-, " 1 1 looks now like he is
golllK to be < b ?? 1 1 d.
Well, we will wad n few dnvi I 'tipcr
and nee. t nin prrparcil tor tti > worst,
and for the' bent, too, I have mycou
victioiifi and mv hopiv, but b 1 1 It may |
be wrong tut I am no pcMMtnint. I j
Jo not fear that the nation will be i
ruined if things do not go my way. |
Malt in naturally n vain, conceited i
crialuie, and w hen In' 1 >rniH an opin
ion he wants things to happen that j
w ii y v> 1 1 i t 1 1 f i 1 1 is i 1 1 e i ig ii t way o i ^
not. Jlo delights to :ay, "I told you ;
Now I an*. K<>in)T I" ?yiit I !ii n k in,'? j
about | ?? . 1 i I i f -s f. >r a ilny or .so at least. j
For my wife lias forewarned mo that ;
il iji tin right (ill)" (<> take up the ,
1 1 1 jl n 1 r.ij ! i ;;!!??.: and pot tin m and
put them in tin1 pit, ih v?>rv can!*/]
till II I X lit ill** liill.l ? I fo)| I |>|l I < t lllflll
in, ti 1 1 * 1 ki I have to take tin; w heel bar ?
row, wliirli i in' unicycie now, and
i;i t MUiiO leaf Hi' 1*1 ffdin llii? corners I
<>f tlio fence. I In n I li n v i* to p'-t mime j
t ' ' r 1 1 ! o from t lit; burn yard and mix ?
with it and hoim" taml to pu on top. j
She bosses it all very kindly, mid I Imvo |
nothing to do but tlm work. J like j
tint. 1 1 r>ii*v<" ? a'*- I loin li'fpoiiMbilit \\
1 1 a plant dies t n thn pit I cm Kuy, "I !
ti.'.eil it juat ?? you tolil mo." Shu ha?\
given thn heifer <alf to ouo of tho j
children nn 'i now the old cow ih lowing !
ail tlm clay lung and the calf is bleating j
ut il? new home ami my wife is ho nor- |
ry for both that ?*ln? wnnta them 1
brought Nigel her again. I believe alio
?ymj>athizi'?"juorQ with, th?',.cow thin
lio calf, for the huyti that child run
oon pet weaned from their mother,
but the mother never forgets her
?iilld. That i? ho with human boings,
bnt not ho with Animals. Their nffuo
tion ia strong, but their memory i?
weak. ? In a few days that cow will for
got alio over had a calf. I'rovidcnoj
ban arranged all these things. Tt in a*
tonislnng how many littlo Ibiuga thero
aro to do about I ho houeo and homo.
It took oil tho day yesterday to put
down tho carpel* for tho winter. Thor
iroro ebnke n nnd bea^n thoroughly
? iiiHi Bpi'ing, \s uon iakou up, out my
wita wanted IU?m fcbakon Hgtdn, The
furnilti ro had all to bo tnkon out ftliil
tho booku in tho hookcftso Uufllod, ftU?l
1 1t o old sofa uiendod. Tho paper mat
' ting and a lot of nowapnporn had to ho j
I fcplrond en tho lloora boforo tho onrpolB ,
j woro put down. Tho window glnna
j were wan hod and everything rouowod j
| and brushed up for tho coining winter, j
I That in all right, and I am glad that ii
I all done, for it hi a power of work. T >
! didont do much of it, for now t am
liko Ilia down in tho eircuu who al- (
waya gel? there ju*t b?o lato to helj> j
iimivo tho IhiogH out of tho i ing ; hut f J
had tho hack fetieo to llr. up. Tho old j
cow had hrokon it down to got to her
calf, and I had to go after her ami
drive her homo. I uaod to have boyn
to do I Ikko thin;;", but they ft 10 all
gone and J am tho only hoy h it on
1 he prciaifios now, It in hard, hut it ih
fate, and f am not complaining, Tho
old iimro ia 'JH yearn old ami ean hard
ly travoh tho old dog lieH in the piaz/.a
and c;Au hardly wag liia tail, Iho big
old ?-ak in Iho haelc yard ia dying at
the top and man cannot OHOttpH the
common infirmity. '1 lie poet nayn that
"man wan made to mourn," hut I do
not think ho. lie ia born to trouble,
l>ut ho needn't mourn about it. Lot
hue light the battle of life bravely. ?
JWmi A up, in Atlanta Constitution,
1. \ 1 i .s r m :\vs.
At Noriirdown, I'a., C. <>. Knitter
killed his i.ifo, hid all the valuabloa
and (.harmed the crime to bandit*. In
\( "it igal ion followed and ho committed
anionic,
Adviecu from Constantinople aay Iho
coinmisKion appointed hythe Sultan to
i 11 vest igato t lie recent riota in that city
has aul>mitlo(i its report, which merely
i.tntoa t he fiuda < boiled. I lie eouiinia
1 ! ion estimates that the number ol Ar
menian* massacicd in
W. S, Ktratton, the millionaire mine
owner ol (hippie ('reck, ('"I., a few j
day a ago took a I ? t of 8100,000 t? 1 1
P. 1 yim agninst 83011,000 on MoKiuloy.
Al liouinville, Ky. , Coiiuoilmon ( ?eo.
Weber and .lanica Sowdel's and Aider
men C. J. ,lonne and I'ichard V.
Itrcucr have boon iudieted by tho
grand juty, the former on the charge
of al templing to 1 hi ho Councilman W.
.1. I'liller, and tho others for Helling
supplies to the city contrary ti? law.
Monday Win. <1. I ? r y a n closed hia
eampiiigu at < 'inohu, Nob., alter de
live.1 i n a do/.en or more spocchoH in tho
difleieiP bulla of Iho above city.
All of la?t week, up to Monday pro
vioua to Iho election, Mr. IWeKinley
root 1 ved throngs ol oulliUbiastie gath
erings from tho diOercnt paitilol tliu
country.
The I 'till visible wupply of cotton for
the world its ,'1,051,05 1 balea, of which
'2,7 1 7, Mo 1 balea are American, against
| "rP.I balea and 'J.OO-V^O balea re
spectively last year.
A eyeioro swept over Iho city awT
piovi noil of Seville, Sj?nin, lust week,
w recking ft gi cat many liou.sea and kill
ing ami injuring a number of the in
Imhilanta.
I! \. I'onmatoU, <if Savannah, (5a,
i 1 mm bet 11 elecled president of the
Southern I {ail way, to .succeed iT't'si
[ dent Haxler, deceased.
At Cleveland, <>.. Tho American
I Wire W'oika baa started upon double
time and is riiniiing full blasl, oxer
men now bring employed.
The l!nivcrai;y of (ieorgia defealed
(he 1'nivernily of Noilh Carolina in a
game of football at Atlanta by a score
ol 2 I to Hi.
forest llioa havo I'CCti again ragi?ig
in 11 1 thorn Wiseon- 111 and Michigan.
I h' 1, moke was ho dense at one time at
the northern oiijl of l.akn Michigan
that navigation w<ti, impeded.
There are 7,o00 i ninnies ol Iho Mas
mi< huactls State prisons, and over 100,
000 arrofl.s a year are made, which eoal
Iho State Iho mini of ??? 000,000 an
uuaily.
Th'e Shah of Persia is aaid to haveTiO
I pel oals which he takea with hiin onhis
Its vols.
The ol.l- it i.'ational llag in Iheworhl
is Mint of l>eiimi>rk, which ban been in
use si neu 1 1 0.
John S Johnson broke < '. S. Wells'
three ipnuter and 0110 mile rccorda at
Nasi v lie. Teim , making tho distance
! in 1 1.' - ?"?. Wells' tune was 1 l."> '< o
Juli'.tj Maniiow was Jiangcd in Chi
ongo, Ul., tvi the minder of Carey I!.
Ibrch.
It'epoiw- from Kansas and lOa'dein
( 'o.'oi 1 do /StiMo that there n likely lo
be r scvoro h?sa unoiig range cattle
o'w 1 ng I ? ? I lie late bh - / 1 id.
The New Dries lis, L*., Itanana 1 111
poi ting ("onipiiny, has gone under.
I ,e|oy Teinpb toll, while delivering
p. pol 1 1 ical ? | s'ooh ul I o w I ei . 1 ud. , was 1
-Iriekea with paralysis.
re l.\ II. \\ OK Tl< \
A |> p ron i* Ii or flic Klcrl Ion :?
SI il III |)C?I ?' ill I t'l* I lie.s*.
15. fi. T1 u u A wVl?1\ i -\ lew oT Ira. I '
fi>r th<> 1'iist wi'i'k in that Is ii"l often
"'?'?tl. It fmvc ''in rt * * r? 1 1 ** 1 1 '* f t
until after tin' election mi 1 t!i<' la.iin le ituro
of the week was tic pressure lit tit" New
V.'/k moiwy inaiki'l in ^ ? 1 1 ?? ? ? f Hi" heavy
aul\Al- of goUI. yuotationpofcp.il If mis nl
a 1 00 per cent. or more I ? .? i ? 1 n > real meaning
except that, witli | > r a> 't if*?* 1 1 >' four Ii li lay ?? to
i'f>tn" In sueees-h.n. there is really m<? mar
k . W ln'iU itivline 1 .1 ia 1 1 1 1 y 1 ? - 1 1 is riplnv ncam.
Tito t>\ i'li'if" f >f k'rfit <liMnaii'i al>r<>iii| ?r<>\va
?Ifarer, arnl while Western receipt?- are li?'i?vv,
l.hCi,92l bushel* f"i the week aii.l T.'itl. til I
f. r tho pnst f. hi r wok*, npaltist "H.IW.'.K'I
|.i*<t yi'ar, the ??iiorrn uiH milling r< tunis uro I
of value, showing that foreign or
ilfr-< nri! | - r?- |?!t r i uvr a great quantity Hour f ?"? r
export. 6'ottun In1!. I up romai knl'ly well, in
Ppite of tra<i" estimates that I ho yi??|i| wou.il
he olosa to nine million hale*. Tho trn tot:n
lievep jnifh estimates n r?? erroneous n:ul also
liOpffM (liiil tho present I'rii'i'ii will nt?t "?
found tno high, It wltli sueh n fr ip thero
Bhonhl 1)0 good business In this ami other
countries. Tho mills arc scllinu staplo goods
poinuwliut freely and print dntln urn ft tdiodo
higher, l?yt there is neither much soiling nor
muoli effort to !??? y goods of other ilwcrlp
lions. Failures for tho woek have Won "270
In tho fulled Hlate.s, against VJ7H last year,
and 40 in Canada, ng!?in?t f>3 la.-! year.
OU-f GREAT INLAND SEAS.
A Majority of t)nr VriiAli I'lj on the
liront I.?kM.
A majority of tho largo stoam vessels of ths
United Stal?M aro plying tho waters of tho
lake?. Through tho fit, Mary's Kails canal,
l'?t^en l,akn* Huperlor'ana Huron, pAMdd
la?f yeJir a lofal of 17,956 vossols, as against
I through tho Huor. canal; an 1 tho total
tonnagn ??f vessels pawing through tho Sue*
canal in tha twelve month* of 18> 5 was hnt
8.4SO.OOO In round number?, against 11,800,.
DjO pacing through tho "8oo" canal In
the eight monttoof tha Kama tfarjag
wblcb ft wm open for nfiTUretioo.
J.
1)14 . I A Ml A<; K'SSl \ l>\ V 'I II 1031 10.
No ih Was the Plrst (''nrlncr, <':iln tin
'filter of lilt* Noil iiimI Adam Was }
(i.irdiuT On a Lu?go Srulo.
Til In Ifwt summer, having gono In different
direet ions oyer bet ween II vo uiu) fiU lliyilMRil
mill-- of Imrvfut fields, I oau hardly open my
without Hinwlllux till! bj'Olll ll of HOW*
ItlOWH Ititv Mid SCOiHg tllO K?ls>?'U light of till)
whtVil fb?id, Au l when I open my Hlbtn to (
t . i i my ji'xf, | ho Sorlpturu iCitf nHlleu lilco ;
( )\n 1 hhsi^Ih <?l tl?*> hi),
Wo were uourly all of us born In t ho oo.in.
',ry, Wo dropped fori* In t l?o hill, and wont
(mi H it ur lay to tlm mill. t ving tin' grIM In
| ||it colli 10 of tll'l 8U I; ? > t'l!lt tll? OOlllonlH Oil
ijtlior Mil" tU? hor.s i balance I o.i ill otheri
ami <1 i'ipV'I llm oatllo afield, our bate fe-t wot
willi lit" ilow, aii'l r< "I" lit ' hone.l wl:U tlrJ
llillli.ll- to tlui brook until W? foil otT, Hll'l
hunted tho mi'.vv for ii'v.ts until tho feat hern I
<>c wont ea-kliug away, Wo woro
nearly nil ol u* torn in tho country, an 1 all
wml I have stayed them had not somo ad*
venturous la I on 1 1 > h v.ioition eomo back
Willi better elothoi h'i I hoN-m hm Is an I not
tho whole village Hi" w. Hi ambition (or
city life. Ha we all understand runio allus
ion*. Tho llible it loll of tli" n. In Ohri*l'.s
Hermon on tfu? Mount you c "il 1 h?o tin* lull
blown II Jos an J I ho gl vvsy Wick of tlio oimv.i
wln^u tii it tlio* ovor Mount (>?iv?l, David
inn! John, Paul an I I-miaJi Hn l in country
lifo n sou ro.> of frequent illustriii iou, wliilo
Christ in tho text takes tli" responsibility of
eal ling (l.xl a farmer, deolarln < "My Kit hot
t'.i llto tin <bandinnn,"
Xo.'ili was I ho lli .-it fanner. Wo nay nolhlng
about Cain, tho tiller of tho soil. A J an was
a gardener on a largo 3nalo, hut tu Noah was
given nil tho acres of tho earth, J'.lj.sh'i was
an agrieull urist, not eulliviiMng a ton-noro
lit, for w.i II aJ I Jin plowing with twelve
\ ok n of oxen." In lli'do tinvvs tho Inni win
?o plenty anil tli" mli abitunls s> fow that
Noah wa-. right when ho gave to ovorv lu
lialiiuuit a < ".lain portion of la ml, that laii'l
if cultivated ovci after to ho his own po.sios
Si "ti. i J
I to y \v?r j not small crops rniaoJln thoio
lime.', lor thoii^U tin ai'f.s weio rmlo, tho
|il->w t m n;,,l u|> vry rieli h iilf an J barley
Hint fotton ami Itax ntnl all kinds of jjraln
i n, no up ut thee. Ul oftlio harvestors. IMiny
ti'lln of fii" yt ilk of fjrnin licit hail on jt hi>
t we oi i Ihrco ami four humlroj earH. Tho
iivii< ami the biookn, through aitiflyial
rhaaiiJ.*', weio iuouu'ht ilown to iho loot A of
Ih" ei i n. anJ.to I his habit of turning a rivet
wli'Ti vr it nmi-"> wanteJ, Solomon refer?
wlmn he iiiyr : ,4Th? kind's heart Is in tho
hiinJ of tli-.) horJ, an I lie I u moth it us th?
rivt?i-.s of water are tinned, whilltorioever llo
\\ ill."
J'he wil I bpiisly wero caught, an I then a
hook was put into tl.oir noso, ami then I hey
were toil over tho flolj, ami to that (loJ ro?
fio-* when M" says t^> wlekod Benmiohorib:
''I wiil put a hook in thy iiotfu ami 1 will
in mi,' tlieo bii'-k by tho way which thou
nime.-t.*' Ami <!"?! has a hook in every bail
inair.siio.se, whether It ho Nebuchadnezzar or
Aliab or llurod. He may think hlinaolf very
im'-open lonl , but some timo in his life, or in
Ih" hour of his death, ho will 11ml that tho
J, or I Almighty has n hook in his no.se.
This was tho rule In ro?;aril to tho culturo
of tho Kiounil: "l liou shall not plow with
nn ox ami an ass together, " illustrating tho
folly of ever putting intelligent and tisoful
tin 1 pliablo uiou in association with tho
Mnbborn and uumanagvaLlo. 'i'lio vast ni!i
joritv of t roubles in tho churches ami in re
formatory institution.' eoines from the disro
I4iir>l of tiiis command of tho Lor J, ''i'liou
fdialt not plow with an ox and an a-s to
gether.''
Tin re wore large amounts of property In
vented in cattle. I he Mojitiltos paht 100,000
idici'j" as nu annual tax. Job hail 7000 sheep,
3000 camels, .'.00 yoke of oxen. Tho timo oi
Tintago was ushero I in with . mirth und
iiiuslc. The flusters of the vine wero put
into tie* win" pies-, and then flV" men would
get into the pro-s and tr implo out the juict
from tho grapo nnlit "t heir garments were
PalurateJ with the wine and had liecomo tli"
fuiblcms of slaughter. t.Julst Himself,
wounded until covered with the blood ol
ei ueillxion, making use of this allusion wlier
tho question was asked: "Whereforo art
Thou r- d In Thine apparel ati l Thy garmoilt!
like one who treadetli I he wine vat?" llo ro
upon led : "I have tio lloti the wino press
alone."
In all ii'.;e- there has been great lionnr paid
to agriculture. Seven-oights of the people
In every country aro disciples of tho plow
A government is strong in proportion as it is
supported by an athlello and Industrious
yeomanry. So long ngo as Poforo the fall of
Carthago, Xtraho wrote t iventy-oight books
en agriculture; Meslod wroto a poem on tho
Mime subject ? 1 ho Weeks and Days." Cat a
was prouder of his work on husbandry than
of all I. is military conquests.. Hut I must
not be tempted into a discussion of agricul
tural eompiesls. Kiamlinga mid tho harvests
ati l orchards and vineyards of the Hible, and
Handing amid Iho harvests ami orchards and
vineyards of our own country --larger har
vests than have ever before been gathered? J
want to i uu out the analogy between the
production of crops ami thogrowth of grace
in the soul-all thesosacrcd writers making,
use of I hat analogy.
in the (irst place, I remark, In grace as la
In" Ibdils, there must he a plow. That which
theologians call conviction is only tho plovy
tdiaro turning up the sins that have bo.n
rootol and malted in tho soul. A farmer
>aid to I ii indolent son: "Tlicro aro a
huiidrcil dollars burled deep in that field."
Th" sou went to work and plowed the Held
from fence to fence, and ho plowed it very
deep, and lh*ti complained that lie had not
I ? oi n d the money: lull, when tho crop had
been gathered anil sold for a hundred dollars
more than any previous year, then thoyoung
iii an took the hint as lo what his father
meant when lie said I here were n hundred
dollars buried down In that Held, I loop
j. lowing for a crop. Peep plowing for a
soul, II" who makes light of sin will never
amount to anything in the church or In I ho
world. If a man speaks of sin as though It
*,veroan inaccuracy or a mistake, in-tead of
iho loathsome, abominable, consuming and
damninu' thlnir that fled hates, that man
will never ylelJ a harvest of usefulness.
Wnen I was a boy I plowed n Held with
n team of spirited hoi-cy. I plowed it very
quickly. Once in a while I passed over
hdiiio <il the s hI without turning it, I. lit 1 did
not jerk back iho plow with its rattling de
vice?. I thought It mado no difference.
After awhile my father came along and said,
?'Why, this will never do; ?hi? isn't plowed
deep enough; there you liivo missed this
and you have mi*?sed tin'.'* Ami ho plowed
U over again. The vlHTlCUHy wil fi a great
many | roplo isilmt limy aro only gcratohcil
with ron vmtioii w hen I ho subsoil plow of
Oo.Tr. t r ill ft kii^'JiI l<i l>t> |>ii( in up lo Uio
In >JI in.
Jly word i-- to ail SahhaSh-sehool (c.ichpra,
lo all parents, to all ChriMian workori ? ?
1 ' I o w deep! Plow deep!
lint >vl? :? t means all t hi* crooked plowing,
these crooked furrows, tho icpcntnncn lliat
amounts to notimig? Mi'ii groan mvr thoir
Bins hut k'1 t no I ><>l t ??r. They weep, but thoic
t' ar- arn ii"t counted. Tlmy got oonvlolod.
but not e >n\ erted. What Is tho reason? 1
rei.iombu Unit on tho farm wo set a standi
nr. I with a ro I flag at tho other end of tho
Held. \V>? kf | l our eye on t hut. Wo aitnod
?il Ilia'. Wfi plowed lip to that. f.o.Mng
siK'ht of that wj niii'lo a crookod fin row.
Keeping our eye on that wo inndo a straight
furrow. Now in (his matter of conviction
wh tnnM have sumo standard to gnldo us. It
is a rod standard that Clod has sot at tho
other i"ii | of tho Mid i, ft li tho Cross.
Keeping your oyu on that you will innko a
ktraight furrow. LoaiiiK sight of it you
Will mako a crooked furrow. Plow up to
tho C'roiM. Aim not nt cither on I of the
horizontal pleoo of tho ('rosy, hut at tho ujv?
right plcen, nt tho ocntrd of it, tho heart of
tho 8on of <lod woo ln?c?? your - ?nd ?
made FnflSfaclOo. Crying and weeping will
not Lriog you through.- "Hlru hath Ood
otji ja o# oav turn oq ?n jo'f *no
-|40|J^ f?|P(A\U JOljW Pl??|.< ll!u If *11 l?Odll n?Op
Gtuoo <Cvuj M0tinp|J0A\ jo EuoTi?oqj qifnoqi
pu? 5ti)VJ>t ju)U[m oi() p| )| jnq 'Xup|d?Md ;o
fr?atiq>u|OOj oqi *f II "pwow ?ill Sai-ionv^s o.iu
?m? jodfcoo ?Ml Jwiqovojd ojm oav uoqM 3<uj
-Op OJV MM JMIJM fi| >wq? "AlO>J *dOJS> u
oq |||A\ ojoqi avoX jxoti eij| '?mo? ?<??? Mom.
oqi qXnoqj pn? 'npuS jo)Q|al oij? JfapionrMt
f| o)i. 'jjjoav }QU]J0dui| Xjoa u Xdjop off
?Zuiou si 0Q i?UAA A\on* jon e?op oqM uvcu
v O) A|||* vVjOI U IWl ?ill WA6 tttM-po.rt
emv^^uMdw on pan tJiiuH jo nov? ?q?opn
I avq Btq 8)Tid oij opjjpt a joao jv pn? 'tmqon)
<HMqp.<|U*JM jnoq? jo ?PH?? * l?.l>I?U <U?I
moiov Xit|oM ?qi puy noAJaqj??M
l?ainn)nu ?q| oj -XnjMOt it ?q |?nni oj?qi
?rrag en; n\ rt qoujs l%rra?t %
liKoiQ oqj 0| dn 'qo
ca # jnojA^g ? i>tr? wrw ? o } p?H?M
rlKht Kind of M*). .I?"11 ?n3w C?ul'Si 1
IhlK Sr^oSlSirSutli" will .j
How wheat and whoat wl coina up. L ,
dioUntfulsh between troll ?0 j o?j>f ,4 } I
us know tho iKflforooua bat wwa wlioat
hulW>xo. oat and henbane. ,
Attain, t remark, InKrftoO Yr?for now nS
lhor?> must .bo u J,Krrow,"*'lh(! h()1,i t(1 ordor
io a harrow th.it K0o3ov^ lh3 l < l| t on r
to |.i m.mw the ?roun-l to r ll * ? , ' "l ? " * J
r >w wliloli ?ow over after th? ? eod I [* *UA
lwt tho birds ptok up tho a':0'1' jjlnktna ?
(I >t\;it into tho earth so tint it oan :
Yon know h harrow. it l8 jn^? ^( jjj 8
woo I liallo I uoroH 3 oaoh oth&r, *n'\ yxn. W'V
s^asNsa irtii v.,?
K"|?K ?!>? trull! l? your UMtt.
Tlnv>a \voro truth 4 that you hoard thirty
v?'ir* 11'feo: they havo not alToclo \ you until
K!lly. 1 Horn* ?r? a rrov.l.lo-.uuaovaryo,
,,n 1 "7 ^'whTtV.linmiTno^ l! till iUX
trvla *1^57/ For a oenturv there was tho OoS*
v l , Ll but n tfroat deal of It |.io.l^j
I'l ion Ood liftrn?.??d ft wild
n&tJSSrMi ttpsflrwsa
'''"'".'iiii' ?maiS;Xto ift'is
es-ssa -is? raw
?. t i? 1 v>i harrow, no crop*
a?AV? f y'vnuk in sraions tn the farm
Acja'.n, I iMVUK, in Kfii ^ (jhrlBllau*
11.0 ???* ?ysS- 'm'S;. foTO' ?>?
. ? ni.'ht ir y>u liuvo not as much
SmolliJ you^ would liVo to have, thank Urn
u-m<l 1 h ,,rft090t Go'l. Tho weakest
"r?;i
and : ???<?' it? You hnvo been i?roaiili?K over
s; ?S? ? k.rt, v?' '"???'* '??;?
HrjfifiWf!
?*' ?v"
I ; sks 33S& t.5. Wr?
ot vour month as far as you pull thorn down.
T,^alM^m^in,5Srt ~s in farm?nf
1 a? iSi!1!? doath Ul Ju' Min tio t mor
.ho ^ Jllo W:
Kvofv'^okS lH K stoko ot tho Hall, and tho
Mi-k bod !?? tho thresbln.n lloor. What, say
tadJih to A K00d man oj .1, nk uKtha
W!U?1 oilWonlai
von m'hw liitu l>* tho sunny porch phiyln?
wi h hH ernndohlld ron. Oahnly ho rooolvod
rail trains tho klndrml como wanting onon
I on tho fuoo t)f dear old nraud?
.fvftlil of P'^ythlng. l?o nbu ?u
?lir> mornintf of ino rosurroction. uraiuUath
oi w wlSwnvi. tho lVr.it to rlso. Ilia volco has
, ready mln'glod in tho doxoloj?yof Hprv?"*
0 iiiaOu-c *i/?y?tl -M ?i;? ,?!> :
AiivtldiU! Khiwtly in thai/ N<1.
ii?? ot tho wlioat out ot tho straw, lhat is
U"i'ho Snvlour folds a lamb in His bosom.
Thn llttlrt "hlld flllod all the house with hor
music and bor toys aro sauttorod all up au ,
1 1 1>.\ ut iiirs imt as slio left tliom. What
IfVho hand that jduoked four-o'olooks out
'V, ?i/,v is?l,U? It willwBvnln llm
oioiiml 'tihimph: 'Wbat if tho voloo that
?Miuin music In 1 ho homo 13911111" It wiiisini,
l,,? oti'rnal hosuuna. l'nt a white rose In one
!,n mil rose in the ollu-r hand, and a
vniif of onuiKO blossoms on tho brow; tho
;K?"wo ? .l.? vl?ory,tl.o rod flower
for tho Mavlour's aa^rlllce, t''o o|;'l,1S? oj;
r7?f.h?w"rt' '"Vmiohu, ?.?.!???
stcop,;* HaUl jj.h5i0br jy ' Lwo H mo? nhlop/'
cond?"?lenoo to thoso pavonts, aald, ?Ah0^
l,??i words wore beautifully poetic. And
Mr. Longfellow knew what Is pootle. i><-'ar
Lord, ?lvo mo stoop."
'Twits not la cruelty, not in wrath
That tho reaper oumo that day;
'Twns an angel that visito.l tlio earth.
Ami took tho (lower away.
Ho It may bo with us when our work Is all
done. "Uoar Lord, givo mo sloop."
I have onii moru thought to present. I
hnvo spoken of tho plowing, of tlio sowing,
of tlio harrowing, of (ho reaping, of tho
I h resiling. I must now speak n inomont of
t!io garnering.
Wliero Is tho garner? Noo.1 I toll you.'
()!i, no. So many havo gono out from your
own cirolos ? yea, from your own family,
that you havo ha I your oyos on that gnrnur
fur many a vo ir. What n hard timo sotno
of t Item had! In Gcthsotiiaticd of buttering,
they pweat great drops of blood. Thoy
to. pic Urn "cup of trembling" it .id tlioy put
it to llielr hot lips and t hoy cried, "If it bo
possible, lot tills eup puss from mo." i t li
tongues of burning agony they cried. "O
Lord, deliver my soul!" JJut I hey not over
it. 'J'huy all ?ot over i'. (iarnenxl! 'i'heir
twits wip.'d away; their bailies nil ondoa;
llielr burdens lifted. Uamered! Tho Lord
of th" harvest will not ntlow those sheaves
to perish in tin* equinox, (i-iricrcd! Homo
of us romciuhur, 0:1 tlio farm, Hint tho
sheaves were p?u on t h ?? top of tho rack
which surmounted tho w.tgon, and those
sheaves wero piled higher and hignor, an l
after a while tho horses started for the bitru;
ami these sheaves swayed lo and fro In tho
wind, and the old wagon croaked, and tho
lioroe.s ma lo it struggle, and pulled so hard'
the harness eame up In loops of leather on
oil their baelt.?, and when tho front wheel
struck tho elevated door of tho barn It
seemed 11s if Ihn load would go no faithor,
until the workmen gave a great shout, and
lh?n with 0110 last tromendbiis stinin, the
horsns pulled In thn lond"; they wero unhar
nessed, and forkful after forkful of grain
fell Into the mow. Oh, my friend^, our get
ting to heaven may bo 11 pull, a hard pull, a
very hard pull; but theso sheaves are bound
to ?o in. 'flic Lord of the harvest has prom*
be I It. I see tho Ion 1 at -Ja'st coming lo
I ho door of the heavenly' garner. Tho
sheaves of the Christian soul sway to and fro
in Hie wind of deal b, and tho old body creaks
under the load, and as the load strikes tint
lloor of lh?* crtlesllul garner, it seems as If it
can go no further. * '* '* ? "
('ftti iin lllKtorlenl Rouvenlrs.
As a historical souvenir the cat Is a?
decided novelty, which comes from tluf
sacred shadow of Independence Hall.
411(1 tlio KlllTOIIIllllllg tit | till 11! 1 1 trt| Iit'lit iff
law a colony of coininondookliig catn
Ion ling about In that vicinity. All thesd
tnlmnla could trace their ancestry back
(o a couple of good rimers which IhmI
tn.^u Introduced Info the cellars of tlnj
Dldbnll to depopulntc the rodents whlcli
thrived nnd fattened there. Tlufeat^
eleaned out tho one nuisance oad l>e
ramo nuisances In turn. They werl
tared for and fed by a colored mar
named Charley, employed In* the Sher
!ff*a ofllco. W'ffcn tlx* animals Increased
10 rnpldly as to threaten to overrun th<
p',aee Charlay conceived a brilliant l<lea
Uo dedded to turn tho cats.lnto money
tie found people wero willing to pay a; .
?jlgli as $1 for a cat born nnd reared ti
Independcnco Hall. He soon dlspoeet
?f all but one or two of the cats. Thes<
few survivors were left In the hat;
, when the Sheriffs office moTed np_tc
? ? .. < . Ai ? iik. ii
Ihe City Hall ami took CharTey with 10
-Philadelphia Record.
8I0K NEARLY /.THIRTY YEARS,
kllllM.IANV BKHVIC# IN T1IK WAft
H)iJ,o\viti) uv rltOCQXQKD
l(lxt) t'rJvni* lirljiti* ill* N'nr
tliue Valor Into it l.i'n uml' Duulli
Ooiubiil'"ll?i N k * of Hi*
Struuijlf* SI inn lh? \V'? r.
Ftou\ the Tribune, HomvUivHl*, A'. V.
Thero is no rrlan In OqoUIh County, Now
York, who stands higher in t lio community
than Mr. William If. Hriggs, a woft'thf
farmer, ami rasldoiit of Hridgewater, and ?
prominent mo.nber of the G, A. It. HU
statement will not bo news to hUfrlonds, as
they hI I know whoroof ho wrllo3, but it la
commended to tho consideration of tlio pub*
He. Mr. Uriggs writes as follows!
4 It gl vea mo groat pleasure and satlsfae*
tlon to botthloto give honor where honor Id
< I <n>, unci to thut end I moke this cortlllouto,
hoping it may bo tho moans of olhors be.ng
bonofltod uj 1 have boon.
"I am it farmer residing nearUrldgowator,
Oneida County, Now York; my name is 1
William II. Urtggrt, AUil I Am tC years old,
I am au old nohllor, and member of tho
(I. A. It., having served as high private in
Co A. 1st Now Yorjt Artillery, during tho
whole four years of tho Rebellion. Though
not n ponsioner, and never an tipplioant lor
Pension, I contracted through ma'Arlal oil
male, disease of liver and stomach, from
which I sulTored continuously, in various
forms, iu 18:13 1 had tho jauudlco, at^d U
continued for )*0ar8, to a greater or loasor
degree. I novor was freo from dyspepsia,
and palpitation of tho heart, and sufTorod
from nervous debility to such an exlent
that I nou Id neither rial by night nor work
l?y day. Night after night I walked the
floor tonnuuto 1 by vague fours, which 1
know wore purely imaginary, and yet I
could not skako thorn off. I came homo In
June, IHflft, and from then until 1 HO I 1 was
constantly attended by physicians, having
omployod three at dllTereut tlmea during I
that period. These good doolor.J gave mo #
occasionally temporary relief, but the goo 1
eflfccis of their treatment ipiiekly disap
peared, and le't mo more despondent and
wretched than over,
"1 did not hi I, eve In giving up, and was
about t > send to Utica for *\ another physi
cian, when Mr. II. .S. lferl, tho blacksmith
who attends to my hors?\s, recommended nv>
to try Dr. Williams' l'ink I'M Is, as he assured
me they had , done wonderful things foi him.
I had road 'of those |?i I |y before an.l felt
somewhat 1 lib fined to try I ne:r., before 8oi
fert spiko of them, but his recommendation
yet i led tho ma ter, and I became Dr. Will
iams' pa" i-nt. I toyk l'ink l'ills steadily uiw
lii I have consumed four boxes, growing
belter and belter wv-rv day, mv liv??r work
ing freely, my kidneys a ding iior.na ly. My
heart no longer troubled me, and I could di
gest my food. Ad thai water brad), heart
burn, biu'.z iig in the head, as if there were a
great o upty space in my cranium, disap
peared, and life began to i)o worth living,
which it ha I not boon since my army ser
vice. I was cured in loss than one ye-r
from (he time I bomm lo take l'ink Pills in
IH!H. and have boon in fair health ever
since. Of coarse, I have lobe care'ul, na 1
I easily catch Cv?!d, and it is apt lo settle ii. i
| my right hide, lull a dose or two of Iho Pink
tJl'disHoon set me to rights ai;ain, and I .shall I
i never be without them, utiluss something
j very unforeseen occurs.
I "1 do not want ii nu 'oistood that I am
| casting any strops against I hose who are pon
i slonors. If I were needy I should certainly
ask for what I :im entitle I to, but being nirt
p y provided with t his world's goods, I b>
not re>pi re P. My old comrade:; can leJIify
! that 1 have hvlpe.l in ny a one of thom to
get ? pension.
?' I'tn; above ?datemont is truo in every par
ticular. I certify on honor.
"(Signed) Wm, 11. liiuoos."
Dr. Williams' l'ink Pi Is contain, iu eon
| dense ! form, all lie- elements necessary lo
j giv? new li!o aad'riehne.-'s to the blood and
restore shattered nerves. They are also a
iipeejlle for I roubles peculiar lo females,
I i nch as suppressions. Irregularities and all
| for ns of w akii"H la men t hoy effect a
I radical euro iu ail cases arising froai mea
I .al worry, overwork or excesses of wha'.
i t.y.'r nnliiri,> I'tllu ;ir?i o?.l I ij;
( never in loose hulk,) a- f>0 cents a box or six
j b./xes for f '2. .'/0, an I may b>> hud of all dru?
iristv, or direct by mail from Dr. Wibiani.V
[ Medici no Company, Hellene, ta ly, N. V.
1 1 TttoU tin* I.' lb lit- it. r I
Dear Fir:?* Having 11* <! several boxes n*
your T kit k. im , I din fiiv that it it ilm ho-t i
iemody I hav.i ever found fur .skin ?: i? ?. j
A it in i : i ? |? wiiii Cut ctini nfiil u! her #{mil*?r J
prepnrn linn- , ilnntuii sin- n eoiiwy'MUi ion
of a I ri< nil I 1 i'i ??* I a I. ex of 'I'l 'l l;Kn INK, and
I wo ap pit eat int. g \va ? a t i liti t it took lo t ft ct j
a rum jilctc cure cl' a br ai.inx out on my J not i
of him.' > la tilling. I iii i.k ii i- ilo- i>est solve
in tlic world torskiidi oil*'-*.' Yours lr>il>,
It. 1*. Al.tllMIKII.
M i ? Seluia, Texan.
1 bos by in 'ill f'<r f><V. i'l Mii'iip-*.
J. T. Sun1, kink. ?Vnvannnli. <j&.
IIow'h '1 hie ?
Wo offer O 10 Hundred Dollar* Howard for
? tiyc.x p. of Catarrh liial cannot, bo curcd by
Hull'.* ' 'a ( ii r fli Cure.
> ^ J-'. J. I'll km My ft Co., I'ropo., Toledo, O.
Vv'e, t iji iindrv^ KiKil. have k noivn K. .T. Cbe
ncy fo.1 I'ioliixt 15 yen in, and hidirvo him j>er
fectly Irmorablo in o I > liiivinc-H transactions
mid ftnt nc^ally ?b!n fo carry out any obliga
ting made by tlielr firm.
Wear Se Tiiuax, Wholesiila Dni'T'/ists, Toledo,
Olilo.
W/ f,.?iNO, Kinkam ?: Maiivix, Wholcsalo
I >r ii 'uiHt-*, Toledo, nliio.
Ifail'.s Catarrh Cnro Is tukon intcrnall j-, net
im; directly upon the blood and mucous mir
facesor i tic system. I'rice, 7-'c. per bottle, bold
by nil 1 >rii?r:fsts. To-TinumfHls froo.
J lull's F.tiully rills aro llio best.
Don't T.ili iceo >'|)!f nn. I >in i !. i> Your T.lfe
Away.
If jcr.t want lo quit tobacco us n r easily an 1
forever, regain io.v niaiiiiood, be made wall.
Mm ig, intcn?*lic, full of now lite and vie or,
tnke ,v o-'Io-llac, the wonder-worker that
weak men string. ALjny gain /en ,
itound* in ten day.-. Uvur 40 c'irei'. < ml/
No-To-Hae. from >oiu own iniir^isl. Under
n'?io u*e un:i raijl i'o lo cur.*,' Hook atnl simple
Iree. Addro*s Merit ng ltcnu'dy Co., Chicago
or Noiv York.
Jcjst try a 10 j . b.>x >>( ('n>nuol?, tlio finest
liver and botvel regulator ever mailt'.
FITSalopped iifcaiifl jieri!iiir?'iit -yeurod. N<>
fltSlift'M tlr.-t ill) U'O Of D 11. I\ I. INK'S UllCAV
N nt vk It rsTOKBii. Kr? e Ml i In I bolt fund treat ?
lac. head lo Dr. Kline. Kt| Areli St.. I'hiln., l'.i.
Cas?-a i:?:rs at i mutate liver, k'dnrys and bow*
ti'.a. oVver sicken, weaken or Ki ife. 10.'.
it ?lurii* to llio f-lali^lb'j.in of Uio Agricul
tural I>-?|inrlmenl lell of ;i jjood eorn i roji
mi I a |? <??r wheat crop and of Inferior cQtton
.e.in.lit.on>-. ^
Wl:bn Dobbins' Fb-edie S'o.lp was <5r*f |)mdo
In liu It cost 30 criitx a bar. It I* vrtcise'.v
tl.- siliie InifredienlA and <|'.if.lity now and dottn'l
to*l lnii/. Hay it of your K-rooor an 1 picker, e your
clotboi. If liolii?n'( it, bo w.ll fjet it.
Thn Aineriean Mncj.ir ltoflninp; Company
ha 5 praetleiil.y docldo I lo dbeonlimio In tho
Lou Mana an gar dislricl tho /nctor plan. ^
Wnr.N bilious or co.itive, eat h f"n*enrpt,
candy catiiai t:e, euro Kuaranlccd, 10c., S5c,
Mra. Wlnalow'j Soothing Syrup for children
teething. aoft?-ns the gums, reduce# lnHhtnm?.
tlon. allays paln.cures wind colic. Me. 4 bottle.
I hav^-fcyind Piso's Cure for Consumption
nn unfailing mrdiclno. ? I1'. It. 1/Ofz, i;)U3 Scott
St.,-Coviogton, Ky., Oct: I, ISOl.
tWffWf! Harris S teaii) Dye Work?, Halelgh
yiitifitf N. C. <1-V) per null, tfat IfifaCtiorL
O uuraxitccd ?
ENGLEBERfi *
f RIGE HULLER.
Tho Only rnaelnim that in on" pporatlod,
will Clean, Holland I'ol Ihit rough
i'litt Iiik II in inuivhanlablo condition, roady
'or tablo us?, Khnplo and easy to manago.
Wrllo for |?f !?'?>?? and terms. Also
1/OUN ftlilihS, SAW
>i veil in i**s, and ail
UIikIa Of WOOIl.WOJtldNU aiA
CIII.NICK V and
Machinery Supplies,
Talbott aind I.liMell l!agliu>.-i und boiler*
on liiind at Factory I'rk'Ctf.
V. C. BAOHAM, "
AtiiONT,
Oolumfj'M, - - S. C.
MIXTURE
TlmMtUtiwt ?nrt Host So. I'ackOKO of SMOKCO
TOMACCO la ilt?? ?tt>rl<t. Ai-k you*' tleuloM for H
Tiv ifftmi yon will mro llko It Mann far turn J by
I'IKDMONT TOIUOOO WOltKS. (took HM.H- U.
A Trustworthy
? T reatment.
IndorHod and Used by tlio U. S. Uov-.
eminent in Ilia tfoldlera* and
Sailors' .National Hornet*.
If you nrc addicted to the IdQUOH, MOIl? \
I M II N K , O I M I T M , I , A I ' 1 1 A X U A f , U II F . O U A I i,
COCAINK or TO HA (-'<?<) habits nad WISII
to l?i (HJKlon wiili Htllo or , mi di?coinfort
njul freedom from all possible danger, atldiosi
for information ?'
tiik uKKijKY iNSTiTurro.
K? AVest corner Iituly >i ii'l Marlon Htroot#
or Drawers? Columbia, S.O ? a
Tllv.tl Artist*).
Joseph Cililott, tho manufacturer of*
pons, once visited tho artist, Turntny
"I have come lo swap soiiio of uiy pic
ture ti for your*," said ho.
"What do you menu V" exclaimed
Turner. "Von do not paint!"
"No, I do not, but 1 draw," said C* 11
iott. unfolding a roll of Hank of England
notes, "and here aro some of my pic
tures."
Undoubtedly tho. "swap" was effect
ed. " ? -----
HomIu'r Many lrsen.
It !s perhaps not commonly known
that the liner grades of rcaln are uaed
In the manufacture of paper. Cheap
printers' ink contains rosin. Rosin alao
enters into the composition of scented
toilet soaps. of sealing wax, of putty,
of sizing and of varnishes. It likewise
, furuJfchi'shy distilifiUon a lubricating oil
hfor macliinery which competes even
with petroleum In cheapness.
! Gladness Comes
With n, better understanding- of tho
! transient nature of the muny phys?
| i;al ills which vanish beforo proper ef
forts? gentle effor us? plcusunt cfroi\.?.?
rightly- directed. There is comfort ia
the knowledge tlmfc no mriny forms of
Aik'knoss are not d*?e to anV actual dis
ease, hut simply tu ft constipated condi
tion of t he ?y:;u;m, wliich the pleasant
family laxative, .Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. Tln*t is why itis tho only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Jts bCnellelai
effects are duo to the fact, that it is tho
one remedy whieli promotes internal
cleanliness, without debilitating the
organs on which it acts, ltia therefor**
all important, in order to get its bene
ficial cll'eets, to nolo when you pur
chase, I hat.you luvve.the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by ull rep
utable druggists.
J f in the" enjoyment of good health,
and tho system is regular, then Iaxa
Uvch or other remedies are not needed.
If alflictcd \vitli(any actual disease, one
may bo commanded. to.the most skillful
physicians, butHf in iiccd of a laxative,
then ono should.h&votho host, ri'tnl with
t lie v/cl 1-informed' every where, Syrup of
Figs statute highest' and is most largely
vised and^nvea most general satisfactions
" Corn ? |
is ?i vigorous feeder and re
sponds well to liberal fertiliza
tion. On corn lands the yield
increases and the soil improves
if properly treated with fer
tilizers containing' not under
1% actual j
Potash. !
. /h trial of this plan costs but
/little and is sure t<? lead to
profitable culture.
All about Potash? the results pf lit iijr by actual ex
periment on the best f.irmt in the United State* ? i*
t"W in a little book which we publish ?n<l will gladly
mail It co to any f.umer in America who will write for it.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
93 Nassau St., New -York, >
8. N. U.? 45.
MONEY
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