The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 26, 1897, Image 4
. RAM'S HOHN BUA8T9,
ifMotnn Not** Oaliiav tho Wtcfc?4 im
YOUNG Hons are
oftHi Vftry lean.
CJcttlng the l>tff
licntl, shrinks tho
heart.
* There is no suf.
fcilug like tho
r r udflxlon o f
love.
Nothlup Is bo
deatructlhlo a h
tho ponco of
Christ.
'l'ho fears wo
borrow are tho hardest to dip-n aw ay,
f Whenever the flcab Itf on the tbroue,
too devil Is king, jt ??
..{/Unices j c/.u want to be poor, don't tiy
pJb keep all you got.
Tho trinn will always be busy who
truly follows Christ.
I Tho dovtl bus no better helper than a
kftrrclceu looking Ho.
I H Is harder to dine with jotno inca
Ihftn It to to fast alone.
I Wo ar<? rich, not in what wo hate, but
la what we cannot- In fo.
1 1b thoro anything tho devil can't malce
tut of an envtous man?
1 Llvo to <lo good.jand you will never
tire of your emplyjmcnt.
1 When you pray for n revival, don't go
io church with a long face.
; Tho wore men disappoint us, tbe more
?vo should havo faith In God.
I' When a little man Is lined up, ovory
buily finds out that bo l? little.
'? Tho man who thinks ho known others,
ta a fireat stranger to himself.
r The man who would be considered
hiso often turns o'.it to be othcrwiBa.
Lo nway with a personal devil, and
[here is no need of a personal Christ,
1 It Is a mistake to call anything sue
letd that Is not according to God's plan.
! If you kumv that to-morrow would
bo your last day, bow would you ?pond
ihla? ?
1 There art* domo very Important les
ions wulch can only bo learned from a
tolatake,
5 It Is doubtful If thertfYfi any man who
kar> ttoj at fiomo time In bla life boon a
hypocrite.
} Tho main who haa lived only for !d?n
lelf has wasted bin tlbio and robbed
iho world.
! There can bo no true and abiding
lomfort and peace that is not rooted
tud grounded in faith.
j The man who has never used his eyes
? consider tho morcles of God, baa used
Ihem to small purposo.
i /Turning a mad dog loose Is a trilling
Ihlng, compared to what tho devU can
|lo with a gossiping tongno.
1 In the very oame breath with which
lesua uhld, "Let not your heart be trou
tdod/'-he also said, "Helleve."
Tho man who refuses to walk ti tho
light us God gives it, has only himself
|o blame for what happens in tho dark,
j Do good an often as you havo oppor
tunity, and the Lord will seo to It 'hat
four time and talanta aro well employ
Kl.
Thero wnn weeping at the grave of
Lazarus, but everybody threw a stono
tho place where Absalom was bur
Just try ft lOo. box of C'Asoar<)tH. canuyca
fcartic, finest liver and bowol regulator lyiwie.
. fiow'i Tht?T
W?offor On? Hundred Pullers Reward for
knyciweof Catarrh that caiuidt be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Our?. i? \
F. J. C'hrwey A Co., IVwfa., Toledo, 0.
We, OtrtHndtrfl'gnrd, have kuovr-. K. -T. Che
fcey for the U%t 16 years, And bHli?v? Uim i>er
reolly honot'itble In all btiMnena Iranitactlnri*
??w1 flnoj? ?ito JJti 4 a AAj>ry ntit ??y <?KI l(f?.
[toil msrtr by tWir firm.
W'ztrt A Tlurxx, \VUoU?a!o Drugglato, Toledo,
Ohio.
wiboiKd. Kihvaw t-> Maiiyii*, WboleeaU
Ur\i?<iri?t.s Toledo, Ohio.
, JrwJ'A Ctitarrh Cnro la tnVon InUmally, aot
?on ulrontly upon tbo blo<<d and rinici<UH ?ur.
Ucrnof tkotyetcui. 1'rlce, 7f>c. per bottle. bold
iy all OrncijiMo. Testimonials free,
? HsvlTti Family Villa aro tUo In-sU
i oftn rccoinmenrt 1' io'n Curn f'ir Consanijv
Uon to nuffarcr* from A.Mhniii. - K. D. Town
?tKO, Ft. Uowtird. Win, Mm 4. WH
MulhalJ, llio nntod nUttatlolan, *pct?t o*or
forty years (n nccumul tttuc* Um material for
bis cno voluiuooC
No-To?Hac <0V Vtriy ('on I a.
0*ef 40*),0j6tftfro'l. Why uot li t Nn-To-Tt.m
regulate orjreiujva y?.m dcmro for tu)>Hvc"V
Ba veto MiOi.ey. /O ikos M-itlU, !t??t imi nlivto I.
f'mis uitHrtuklied. U) cent* and }1.<0, Ml ail
drugeWV*
Knl/.ttO Ifatoj'ftwft, n rriad;jr?!o Tale !n
Ihe r>loA3 of '7ft. h?w? been e!c?tn,l SpORti^r of
the JupRir.o? Parliament.
Wiik.v lifllou* or costive, ear * Caaenret,
eaud> ivstthurlM'; cur? kiuc .witoed; 10o*-?oo.
; Scrofula Sores
Aflfllctod fVIy Wife for I O Year s
JHer limM *n tveri* onn rr?!M Krai). Hnr |
fci'iun V. cir very J ucl iu.il h?>r o.' "s wrro ft IT '
cd. sho doctdod (O t(iko iti.D.i's &??V(l|turill><
Aii<l no*- her skinl* smooth: aho U curul of
Rorofulfl.V-* M. K. Hxeykss. Ll?:irlolto Onfci, .
Ycrk. lton. ?'nlcr
HOOCFS SpaBrma
Ib tbebc-t? In fact ihc 0>ttTrim lllooJ Pnrltlrr.
llAfirf'n DIH<* *?''?* ,Sj0 l>4va afler-dinn*.'
llOOnS r!l!8 !?UI*. at'i il:tfe?t'on. ;*f.
NOTED JIJBIftT
<lg? Seymour Passed At^ay tnNovf
Yor J* Friday,
JudgoA. NV. Soymour died in Now
York Saturday at 0 o'clock. Judgo
Seymour was o nativo of Now York,
llo oume to North Carol ina noon after
tho war and eottlod now Nowboru. 1I?
eerffid, in tho Log to) At urea, of '08, '00,
70, '71, '72, '78 and '74; tho Login! a
turoH thon being ?looted eaoh year.
In tho fall of 1874 ho wan elected to
tho, Superior Court bench to suooeod
the Hon; \V. J. Clark. Ho hold thiw
IK)?itiua until February, 188#, whon ho
was appointed by Prosidoot Arthur
judge of tho Fastorn district of North
Carolina to mieoeod Judge Brook, ro'
sighed. Thia ponittou lie hold up to
tho tinf^ of hw doath.
Judgo Seymour was exceedingly
popular with tho entire bar of the
State.
Virginia Pythian#.
'KhoC/rand Lodge, l^.of P.,rconolud?
?d nossiont) Thuradaj^in Itiohmond.
It wa? voted to moot ^ Potorfilmrg
noxt year. Tho meeting tV{,]l bo hold
tho fourth Tuesday in Fobryary, in
a lead of tho third a ?? herotofoi'o. Tho
lodgo adopted tho now code of rules,
waiting tho loriiis of office of tho lfoop
erof liocords, Howl, Finance and ICx^
chequer annual. Tho Grand liodgo was
?visited by Supremo Chaneellor It. T.
Colgrove,' who uuvdo a npoooh.
Will fiOAVoThoin for MeKlnlcy.
Proaident Cleveland will not mako
nominations \o hit vaeanoion in tho
government sorvioo which may bo
can u o/l by resignation ooourring be
iwoou now and March 4 t.h, but will
loavo such placet! opon to bo flllod by.
President MoKinloy. Tina docs not
include places when tho four yearn
torin of olllco oxpireo or of plucos that
are vaoatod by tho doath of tho ocou
pant, whon the oflleo lias a year or more
to run.
Election of Ottleers.
At the annual mooting of Formors'
AKlanoo, held in Washington, O. O. ,
tho following offlcora wore elected;
President, Mann Page, of Virginia;
vieo-prosidont, C. Vincent, Indinuapo
Hh, 2nd.; eoeretary aud treasurer, W.
I*. Briokor, Pennsylvania^ eXooutivc
committoo. Mann Pago, Virginia; It. A.
Southwortn, DeuyejS Col. ; John Prei
nig, Wont Virginia; A. B. 'Welsh, Now
York, and Hon. iT. W. Blokes, of South
Carolina. ' *
... fuevam^ - ? ? - ? r
Lumbtir Prices Klxod.
v Tho Southorn 1 mmbor Manufacturers'
Association, in session at Momphifl.
Tenn. , adopted price list and oleotod
ofileorB.. Prosidont. Whito Was elect od
by a rising voto. F ow changes in
prices woro mado, nearly all boiyg in
on upward direction. Tho convention
adjoumod to meet at Nttslmllo, crown.,
in August. F. M. MoCullum, of St.
Louis, was eloctcd soorotary. vico (loo.
K. Smith, who doolined re-election.
West Point Appointment*.
('ftdot. appointments at Wost Point
havo been issuo?l to O. P. llawos (iil-'v
tomato) of IUohmond, Va. , ii. F,
Brown, of Accomack county, Va. , John
T. MoCraokon. (al tomato), of Freder
icksburg, Va. : Jonn A. Lancaster, ./ r. ,
Wetomnpka, Ala.; A. A. Iloohaday (nl
ternnte), LaFayolto, Ala. ; CI. W. Lu
vail (aHoritato), Choraw, S. C.
JlrVun for iOOO,
Tho Michigan Statoconvontion of tho
Bilvor Dom,ocrato, r-ilver Kopnblitfans <
and Populist/ declared that J. j
Bryan was tho greatest living exponent j
of Jofl'orsoniau principles; thui true
friend of tho people and the logical !
standard- bearer for J>omocrneyv:< in
muo.
A Presidential Lhw Firm, ??
I
President Clovoland, Secretary of
Btahv^Olnoy and Edwin F. Phi, of
Grand Itnpids, Mich., now Ambassa
dor at Berlin, will form a law, partner
ship in Now York. Mr. U h 1*6 son is
authority for tlio statement.
Cleveland's lleftlniiln^ lo SIovo.
O
Mrs. Clovoland has lakon her cliil
droti to Princcton, N. J., and returned
to tho Whito IIouso, to bo with tho|
president fit tho oloso of tho Adminis
t rut ion. y" '-\
Itrfcrrert to Arbitration.
Franco and Brazil lnivo eigned a
protocol reforring their disputo regard
ing territory boundaries lo arbitration,
tho proMident of the Swiss Confedera
tion to bo tho referee.
Washington Sonip?.
A favorable report has boon ordorod
l>y the House lal?or commitlco on the
l.orimcr bill, "tv? jTovont conspiracies
to Muck list. " ^
The Scnutti'mia passed withouf a
wor<l of objection, a bill winch, if it bo
? omen a hnv, will intiodut^o a now |?or
t?l card 6ystc-?n.
Tho resolution before the United
nlntr* Senate committee on military af
fairs* providing for the presence of the
West Point carte ts at tho inauguiution,
appears to make but littlu headway.
If you nrti ii^klnp: for trouble, tell n
woman tnat her now wrap is unbe
coming. /
/ .Tv
A Cougher's Coffers.
jriny not bo bo full n3 ho wishos; but if ho la
wise ho wjjl reelect his coffers awhile and
attend to hi? couqrh. A man's coffers may bo
so secure that no .on? can lako thom away
ll^m him. But a lit^o cough has taken many
a man away*from his coffers. The. "slight
cough** is somewhat like the small pebble that
lies on tho mountain sido, and appeals utterly
Insignificant. A fluttering bird, perhaps, starts
tho pebble rolling, and the rolling pebble begets
an avalanche that buries a town. Many fetal ^
^diseases begin with a alight oough, Bui any.
oough, taken in time, can bo cured by the use of
Pectoral.
P?cfer?1 In AyeVf Cartta?k,M
. XJCtAytt Ca. i,n??n, Mm,
yXPTY-tfOimTII OQ}rOKR?8,
Ti\e Proceedings Ilrlc/ly Told Krom
I>oy to Day. \
BHNATI3.
Tuna pay. ^Chandler, (ftep.) of Now
Hampshire, flj?oko for tnrco hours in
support of tho resolution declaring it
tho sense of the Senate that tho United
States should not permanently acqui
esce in 11)0 single gold standard. J.lw
attributed tho full of valuos to the pro
gressive stops iu tho demonetization of
silver, and quoted Shoririftn iu 1870.
Ho uUo predicted tho Hcpublican over
throw unless tho administration is Con
ducted along tho linos of bimetallism,
Tho bankruptcy bill was taken up, biit
no action was taken upon it.
NVxm^wjoay1 TheSeiiatomodiflod the |
immigration law. and it now goos to
tho President, It adds to tho classes
of excluded aliens nil perfions ovor 10
years of ago who cannot road tho Eng
lish language or fcomo other languago,
oxeept (nut admissible immigrants may
bring with thorn or send for .in ad miss P
bio aliens in grandparents ovor 50 3'carn
of ago, wives and minor children. It
alno prohibits from employment on the
pubho works aliens who corno regularly
or habitually into tho United States for
tho purpose of engaging in any mercan
tile Undo, oi* .manual labor, and who
havo not inado a declaration of their in
tontion to beeoino American eiti
Tho Socrotary of tho Troasuryy'liow
oVcr. may pormit tho entranco o/ulte'is
for 1 tho purpoRo of teaching new \rt<i or .
industries. And tho act is not to apply
to persons coming hero from Cuba,
during tho continuaneo of tho present
disturbances thcro.
Thuumimy. ? Tho movement to post
pone further oonRidoration of tho arbi
tration treaty until aftor March ft, was
defeated in tho Senate. To tho sur
prise of all Vest came out in a spoeoh
strongly favoring the ratification of tho
treaty as amended. Sherman says that
when tho tost comes, tho necessary two
thirds will bo found voting for ratuitica
tioti. Ho expects the treaty to bo dis
poned of Friday.
Fiuoav. ? Tho session of tho Scuato
only lusted for half an hour. Po. ?.il?l v
tho last of tho "unreconstructed" reb
els was pardoned in tho person of Col.
D. I'/. Simms, of Kontucky, tho Sonato
passing a bill to romovo his political
disabilities. Senator Daniols (Uom.),
of Virginia, was designated as tho
reader of Washington's rarowoll address
next Monday, an observance intro
duced by It our some years ago. At
t ii :ftO p. m. the Sonato procooded to
the conaiderulion of executive business
(the arbitration treat v) aud adjourned
at 0 p. in. without tailing action.
flvrtTiuuy? Tho Crotan uprising
against. Tnrkoy was recognized and en
couraged by tho h'tinato in the unani
llaous adoption of a resolution od'erod 1#
Cameron, oxtonding sympathy to tho
govonimont, of (Jrcueo in its interven
tion to froo tho people of Croto "from
the tyranny of foreign oppressora, and
to rostoro peace with tho blessing of
Christian civilization to tho distressed
island." Tho bill which passed tho
House at the last sossion to uuthori/.o
the npi>ointment of a luhoi; commission
way tuKoti up, but was j-ooivfiidetraokod
bylUlison, (Hep.) of Iowu? 'chairman of
t ho committee on appropriations, by a
motion to taky up tho Indian appropri
ation bill, which wu^agreod to, and
tlioro was a long dfebato I hen on tho
Roctavian schools, which was laid aside
without any action. During tho con
sideration of tho above bill tho income
tax caso was brought in" question.
Allen said that Justice Sliiras owes it to
the country to say why ho r.o suddenly
changed front 011 that nnbjcet. The
change was so radical and so cxtremo
thnl that man will go intc^istory under
n cloud unless I10 cxi lai^B^r tho coun
try what motives inllueWed him to
change bis position on tho incorAo tax
cases. /
Mosoav.- In tho Sonato Washing
ton's farewell address was read in tho
presence of a largo audffcncoby Daniel,
(Dom.)of Virginia, 'i'Jic principal part
of the day was occupied in tho consid
eration of the tndian appropriation bill.
Tho Loud bill, to amend tho pontal
laws, was reported hack lroVn the po?t
oDlco coniniiltoo with amendments, in
. one for one-cent letter postage.
1 1 n ii(l yopoi't- wp.ro antagonized
by two Populist Senators ? Butler, of
N'orth ( 'nrolina, and Stewart, of Nevada.
chiding'
Tl.n H)
HOUSE.
Tokkday. ? Collin (Rob.), of Mavy
land. moved to pass ovo ?? tho J'l'Cfci
dont n veto tho bill to pension at 5$0
a month (ho widow of Pete 11. Alla
baeh, a veteran of the Mexican
Tho voto rosultod: yeas, 110; nr*y m, 70;
two thirds not voting in the affirmative,
this bill failod to pass over tho veto. A
largo batch of pension billa was then
l?assed.
Wepnkhoay. ?Tho Ilonso affirmed its
intention to abide bv the policy of lim
iting pensions for widows of general of
ficers to ?M) a month, and grading from
that Hum down for widows of officers of
lower rank Conference report on tho
executive, legislative and judicial ap
propriations bill was agreed to. Hop
kins, (Hop.) of Kentucky, failed to so
euro his mat which was contested on an
illegal and fraudulent ballot in (.'lark
county.
TmuiBnAY. ? The Tlonso voted down
tho dociaion of tho elections committee
in the on so of Hopkins (Hop ) vs. Kim
dall (Pom ) from tho Tenth district of
Kontucky, thoreby seating Hopkins.
The case was eonteste<l over the emblem
of tho official ballot, which was tho
oag'.o. A coon had been substituted
instead of tho eagle, the chosen emblem
of tho Kei-'iibliean party in Kentucky.
It was admitted that this was transpar
ent fiaud, and that it was dor.o with in
lent to doceivo, so tho voto of tho coun
ty must bo thrown out, and the Home
sustained this view by a voto of l'J7 to
01. The gonoral dofieioncv bill was ro
tlorted to tho House from the committee
on appropriations with notice thai it
would be called up Friday. The bill
carries an appropriation of
Fiupay. ~ The House mado but little
progress, only one or two measures bo
>ug brought up. vOne of tho measures
wad that of the appropriations to supply
dofloicneit'S for the current year and
prior years. Kiolmrdson (Hen ) of
J'onncfisoo, mado a long discussion cvo *
an item to pay special attorneys for oo
fonding suite against tho United States,
but tho bill was not passed at 5 o'clock
when tljo tjQUflo adjourned.
WATrftDAY. ? Tho House finished tho
discussion in e ommitteo of tho whole
of the general deficiency bill, with the
exception of one paragraph. An inno
cont appearing paragraph appropriat
ing some ?12, (H)0 to rofund amounts do-,
d net ml from the Kalaries for absence!,
brought About a family row, but after a
long dirttassion it wu retained. Be
fore adjournment it,* as decided not to
observe Monday as Washington's birlh-,
dry. owing t<r time being too procious
at this late period in the session.
Monday. ?In tho Uotpo tho deficien
cy bill waa passed. Ik>u telle, chairman
.of the naval committor uuececdcd in
!U? mi?i^
?hd the other matters were not of much
interest to the general public.
? ? -/? #jg
f tm flw ??psts? qmrter of t??
Ifg?.)^Je?n3 agnentCfrjir ffijC
sxpissinw. Tet ttir?nsKab ?r? wc#
mtt ?m* ertft
ffi in of p
Its i /0| Population and 'Struggles
/ fQr Freedom,
LARGt NUMBER OF CHRISTIANS.
The Crotttiu ItnVo Declared Their
tndepcnrtcoeo atxl Appoul<>U to
tireeoo for Aid*
J". Tho island o( Creto is situated In the
Mediterranean aoa, to t)jo Houth of
Greece, and in tho most southerly por
tion of Europe. H ia about 150 miles
in length, while its breadth does not
anywhoro excecd 35 mi low, and in some
pIaooh is only 10 or 13 milos, Tho
groator parts of tho i&land is ocoupiod
by mountains, Roino of which vouch to
a considerable height, Tho intervals
between tho mountain groups aroftllod
Up for tho moot part by indulating
triuitn, oonaiMing of hills of eompara
Jifo low elevation. Thoro arc no rivern
-of any importance. That part of tho
island which la not mountainous is of
cjmrf t fertility. Orangoa and leihona
?and other tropical fruits abound. Tho
inland also produces cotton, tobacco,
olive oil, wino and ailk. Under abet
ter form of government tho island would,
no doubt, he most l-rosporoua.
The population of tho island has boon
very much diminished. At ono timo it
numborcd 1,000.000. In 1885, -tho last
cousua roportoil that, it has dwindled
down to 80,000 and abont50,000 are Mo
hammedans, nearly all tho others beiii"
Christians belonging to tho Greok
church, which 1ms eight bishops in the
island. Tho language spokon by both
Christians and Mohammedans is Greek.
Its chief city is Cuiidia, which waa
formerly tho capital. The present cap
ital in Canco, which is. the scat of a
Greek bishop, and the official roaidonco
of the European consuls. In 1401) tho
island WW bosiogod and oonquorod by
tho Turks, and it continued subject
to tho Ottoman rulo until the
outbreak of tho Greek revolution in
1H21. At thnt timo tho nativca made
thoinsolvon mastera of tho country,
and drove tho Turks or Mohamotan
population, to take rofugo in fo'rtiflca
tionu. Thia contest was prolongod
; without any decisive reaultunt.il in 18511
the allied nowe^s of Ktiropo transferred
tho island to tho government of Mo
hornet Ali, viceroy of Egypt It thus
remained until IttlO, when it wan taken
from Mohomit Ali and replaced under
tho dominion of tho Turks.
St. Paul visited tho island of Crcto
and planted a church thoro. Honco, a
large number of Christiana on tho
island to this day. in 1800 the Chris
tians revolted against tho Turks and de
manded annexation to the kingdom of
Greece. Tho war excited nuioli ovm
pathy among Gliriat-ians, but tho Cre
tans wero subdued in IRON.
Tho Cretans have declared their iudo
pondence, nnd appealed to Greece for
aid. Tho Christiana have long desired
a union with Greece, for they are of
Greek blood, not Turkish,
FIRST NKGKO COTTON Ml Mi.
Aii K.xperlmont ^That Will bo Watch
oil With Interest by Both Races.
Tho Charlotto Fvoning Nows of Fob.
88d pd}*r: "Dr. Chas. P. Mesorvn,
profcidontof Shaw University, Raleigh,
spont last niglit in Charlotte. Yester
day ho won fit Concord taking part in
tho organization of tho ootton mill to
bo owned and operatod by noerroos.
Tho officers and directors woro oloctod
yesterday find arrangements made to
DO/ fin work 011 tho mill as noon as prac
ticable. Fitzgerald, of Durham, was
oloctod president; Coloman, of Con
cord, .secretary oud 1 treasurer. Dr.
Mo?ervo is onp of tho directors.
"This is a movo on tho part of tho
negroes to take some part in tho ootton
mill indiiBtry in the South. This labor
is now exclusively white, no nogroos
boing cmployod in any mills in this
country. This experiment of a cotton
mill ownod by negroes and run by ne
gro labor will be watohed with interest
all over the South. Whether it will bo
successful remains to be seen."
AN ISl'IDKMIC OK RESIGNATIONS.
OfTleo Holders Who Decline to Serve
Ijonger Than March 4th.
Washington, (Special). ? Tho incom
ing mnils for tho past fow days receiv
ed at tho Stato Department havtfheon
burdonod with resignations of diplo
matic and high officials abroad. It is
the custom, which has developed tho
force of the unwritton law for all diplo
matic olficers-to placo their resignations
in the hands of t.lVfr Secretary of Stato
of tho outgoing administration, when
the change of rulers, ns in this coso,
involves a change of political purtios.
Mr. Hayard's resignation as ~ am
bassador to England, it is understood,
was received some time since, as was
ah:o Mr. Kustia as ambassador 1o
Franco, and Mr. Oil's as ambassador
to (Germany.' Tho consul general'? at
London, 1'aris and Liverpool being re
garded as positions more important than
many of tho minor diplomatic posts,
have also intimated that they await t^e
nomination mil tjualillcation of their
BUOOfiSbOrs. f
ClithlrcnW the Revolution.
A Congress of tho Society of tho
Children of tho Revolution was hold in
Washington from tho 2Sd to tho 27tli.
A groat many children were in attend
ance, as wolf as regents from tho dif
ferent Statos. After the reportsvworo
read there M-ero various pleasures for
tho children. ?
North Carolina Mown.
Mrs. .T. T<. Pattorson. of Winston,
lias been appointed one of tho lady com*
rnisf.iouors for this State to get np an
exhibit for tho Tenne9soo Exposition.
Tt is paid that another nugget of gold
weighing 4 fcrninds was forma at thtrfnt
gram-Crawfdra mino, near Aibomarlo.
Winston will not join the proposed
Virginia basebail league.
, Tho State Y. M. C. A. convention,
which has been in seeslon at Winston,
closed Monday. Eaoh a?Tvice was im
pressive and tieuohing.
lite hTms Not Rexlgned.
Soewtery Olrtoy refuses io discuss
tho New York Herald'* report from Ha
T*i>?tiiat Consul General Loe had re
signed l>eoause the State Department
declined to' authorize hirk to demand
the release e! au America prkvaer,
and alsobecauee our gumument failed
to wwi^arshipa to Cuba In ooaapliaao*
revest. ^
?g LeTl^^ajM
Iflf WMlhinf
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HATISPIKU BI8TKRS,
wifATroHxroM??> tuktbif to uw
HI'ICINO
/Vom the TrtbuW, Cullman, 'a!cl
Two w?U kuown luJioi of lloUy I'onl,
Cullman County, Alabama, aro the Mhuoa II .
A. an. I M. I?'. BUepardj uud ihey aro Uy|<J in
th.O highest ostoom.
Two yearn ti<o, Miss M. V. bhepard, w.n
?triokon vrlth terrible fllokueM, from whleh
alio aufTordd long. Thohlatotyof tho cmo
Is bo intofoailng tbul wo publish* tho lady's
own voralon a* It 1* ?vory why worthy of
perueali ' 0
"Two yearn a go inn February, I was
slrloken with, a torrlbla pain around my
heart. whldlj prostrated mo tor hour*,, and
[ mVfrt'lhdiV dtt I grew woaUar ur.til spring,
when from Impaired circulation and Impov
orlnhmem of the blood, a oinmaoh dlfOauity
sol In, bloating my body fMrfnlly. Of conrso
I wue oonOttHd to my bod and to add to my
sorrows a funeral aitaok of rheqronllsru foi
lowed, so that motion was painful, aud loco
motion Impossible,
'?HiiVtJral physician* were consulted but
tlloy g&vo mo no rollof, ontli the hwt onrao.
who. ho helped my (ttomdoh difgoulty, that
after sovoral months I was able to alt up.
Tho rhoumatlsai, however, stubbornly
sl#yod, and I Was advised that my only hop^
w.w tho Hot Mprluga of Arkansas. 1 ww
preparing to make tho Jotirnoy, whoa 1 wan
rtMyjEomondod to tty Dr. Williams' Pift'kPille.
"During my Illness. I had takon two boxes
of thoso self same plllai but not In the way
recommended, as l wiy< taking other wmo
dies. Now though, 1 determined to try th?m
properly, as I was no longer hndor a physi
cian'* oaro, and could do aj. t pleased, aud.
my slater. Miss It, A-. 8h?pard, at my request,
orderod ?.x boxes of Pink Pills for mo, as i
could not leave the hou^e and oould only
hobblu with tho aid of orutchos.
"Dy tho time I had Inlahed tho pills, I hnd
given up orutohes, though I was still almost
a skeleton from tho ordeal through which 1
had passed, 1 am now quito flishy, and tho
only agent that has oaunad theobango Is l)r.
Williams' Pink t'lile, for I used no olhor
medicine, My right hand la at HI drawn ao
tiiat I o.in only uso the thumb and first fln?
gor, and mybaek is atl 1 1 lamo, but I am In
better health than for many years. None of
my irlends expected mo to live, . and at one
/"lime It was feared my reason wa* giving
way. I do not know how lo pay a aufll
oiontly high trlbuto t& "Dr. \Vllllams' rnedi
oino. It ia, I beilovo, tho grandest blood
medioine that was over prepared.
"Now, having slate I my own oaao, let mo
rofer to my sisior, Mfas II. A. Bhepard, who
had a solrrhous growth on her right tomplo.
'J'tiU was terribly inflamed and spreadiug no
fad, that 1 prevailed upon her to order flvo
dolors' worth of Dr. Williams' Plr.k Puis,
ain'/tcet their virtuo n.5 a blood oleaner, as
the only means of arresting the rapid growth
of the cancer. This sho did, and has taken
about Boron of tho boxes, nnd la Bttil taking
thorn. Thoaore bus stopped spreading, and
appears to l>o healing. VYhon sho began to
tako tho pills she wan tho tlduneat living be
ing I oversaw that oould move about. Now
?he has gained In flash, hot* Bktu has ro*
gained Jib normal appoaranoe, a^d aha. is
atrouger, and hor goner ai health is bettor
than it haa beon in many yoara. God grant
ahe may lw> spared thn horrible doath with
whloli was thrdatonod. My aistor'H case,
more than my own, haR induced me to write
this statement, In oriler that It rn'iy bo made
public. "M. V, BuKPAnn, ,
(Signed) ?'Cullman Co., Ainbamft."
Dr, Wliriams* Tink PdlB contain, in a oon
dftnsed form, all tho oloruouU nocoasaiy to
give new iilo and riohnoas to the blood and
i-ostoro Hhatierod Jiorvos. They aro also a
spool ilo for troubles peculiar to femalep.suoh
ni ftupproasions, irregularit ies and all forma
of weakness. Tliov build up the blood, ahd
restore tho glow of henlth to [talo and sallow
eliooks. In men they olYoet n radical ouro
In all ca-HOs arising from mental worry, over
work or exuessos of whatever nature. Pink
Pills aro sold In boxes (n"ver In looso bulk)
at CO eon is a box orsix boxes for t2.r?0, and
may be had of all drugglsls, or direct by
jnail from Dr. Williams' Modlolne Company,
Schonoolady, N. Y. .
McKltiloy's Innu^uratiou.
Tbo 8 onboard Air Ijlne Knilroad have Is
sticd hnndsome posters nnnounclnnr n rate of
one farts for round trip, to Washington, D.
C-, 011 Kcconnt of tho inaujtu ntion or Prosi
denl'olcct. MoKlnlcy nnd Vice-Presiclent
eleefc IIo 'ftrts Maren 4tb. .Vol id Pullman,
vestibule trains? double dally tervioe? from
Atlanta to VVushluftton. Abe hjcoIaI rat.- s
lor military mid bra^s hnnils. Tiokcfcs will
bo on snlc March lit, 2nd and 3rd; coed to.
return until Mnrcli 6th. For tlekots and fnr
tli r lnf? relation, apply o W. II. Ramsour.
city tlokot agent, Ocorpce 4 c.P. 13af.te, Travel
ing I'ar.fcngcr accnt, Charlotte, N. C., or to
T. J. A nderfro), general pasafcnc':r accnt.
Portsmouth;" Vrt? ? .
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A licuntiful ."Magazlno Frco.
"Mar of tiu< .south," Soaboard Air Lino's
new monthly, will be mailed free ?m receipt
1 c.f three centsjn atnnips to cover cost, of m II
1 m:, or will bo inaiien a year for thli-ty-llvo
oents InKtamp.s. t- ach i3suoc?uitains^<miLi>leie
stories of love, ndventuro and heroianVrnitM
?'?"<?<!; descriptive article;; on tho omuIIi'h
procreso; Rome paces of wit and humor, and
articles of general Interest. Address, C. Iron
monger. AilvertlslnK' Acent Seir.board Ali
Lino, 371 I roadway, New Vorl
It Ticlilftd llotlon.
In 0110 of Lowell's letters to Brings,
tho former mentions Thackeray's visit
to Boston, and eaya tlml during the
meeting of Thackeray with Ticknor,
tho latter said: "One mark of q gentlo
man Is to bo w^U -loo king? for gocd
blood shows Itself In good features."
"A pretty speech," replied Thackeray,
''for one broken-nosed man to muk? to
another," nnd In the letter Lowell add
ed: "All Boston 1ms been secretly tick
led abotlt It."
If n woman were only ns patient In
?unlocking the door for her men folks
as she Is In letting In nnd cnt the cat!
FJTSstnppp.il itriMtiiM t'ei-iiuinVMitlyoDTftd. ^0
flt? sftur flr.U \pe of I)i?. Kmnk'A 0??at
NKurKltr.Moitr.il. Vf? c $3 vir.l bottieAnd tfeutl*
vao. Send to l>r. KHr.i?. Hill Arch St.. I'hlUuyi1*.
Mr*. Winatoiv'aSaRtblng Syrup for child it*
teething, Roftensthe gnnis, reduces ln,1?mmv
tlon. ftJl&yttpp in, cures vrlnd colic. 2.V.-& bottl*.
Casoarkts stfmnUtfi llrcr. kidneys and
renvoi*. Nf-vor nlcVrn, woftko t or yripo; 10a .
ALflBASTINE
A p-irc. permanent and Artistic wall-coating,
rrvndy for tlio brush by ruliing in cold waUr. 1
FOR SALE BY PAINT OEALER'3 EVERYWHERE,
rnrr 1 A Tint Card allowing; 12 dfjilrabln tint*,
J-H }?(? * nlso AlaWtstln^FionrenlrKock nealfro
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FIFTFM VARIETIKfl.
EdflWi* WatnpTor
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ICflV^ WlfWIBS WJU llAHUlVVHinV ,
Bun Iiiih iTV
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orn
is a vigorous feeder and re>
spends well to liberal fertiliza
tion. On corn lands the yield
increases and the soil improves
if properly treated with fer
tilizers containing i>ot under
7% actual
A trial of this plan costs but
little and is sure to lead to
profitable culture.
All about Ppta*h-^the results of It* use by actual cx
periincint on this beM (arms In lh? Uuitffl Statt*?U
told in * little book which we publiih and will gladly
trco to tiny (aimer In Amennx yho will wiite f< r iu
GERMAN KALt WORKS,
93 Nawa^ St.. New Vork.
All Your Nplgbbore
ABOUT
The wonderful now Constitutional Curd
for KUKiiMATisai.
Tho remedy It a Vegetable Compound,
KxtracUof Hoots, Herbs nod Hark*, no 10)1
ato*. Purifies tbo blood and drive* tut tho
poisonous At t<1? that cause tlm dt'ease. cure*
69 per cost o t the patients, 7h?n?tne U
RHEUMACIDE,
And c Kill* Rheumatism. v
Sold by Druggist* generally. Trie? ti.fO
per bott'c; si* for *0.(0. If your Una I. dyufr
has not got If Ih stock, order from the
manufacturer.
->&nuf*oturer,~
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THE DURHAM HOG t CHICKEN
CHOLERA CURE.
UBE NO O'lBEIi.
? Write for tea lpionlAls.
The only remedy In the world
positively guaranteed to fcrfcvent
and pure- Cholera, v?lhit hj? !n
05-cont Ana I1.0Ui?fiO8> Sold by
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and. country
Trial bottlahy
mail, owjurtK
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Manufactured
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*6n any week day oxnopt Wednesday. His
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Eye, Ear, Nose s Throat
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Cigar on the market that will com
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"Black Poodle"
-or
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^ Tho 5-cent go.ods manufactured hy
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Don't breathe until you bavo tried
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only 11 /ow lioura rJdo troia you. Write tor
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No l>ontfcr, In Curing Ono Habit if
Kmuning Another.
r.BffH? (Morphtwi Laudanum), eto., Cfarod
W*?Ufi lii finni four to.elx.'ovka, "
WIUSKKY HA HIT Cured in F<>nr
'1 ho euro endorsed by Nat.Gov.'ti lnsoldiors
Hc-n?ot>4 In t ho Hognlar Army, by Mia* Wti
lurd, the \Y. C. T. U., bv Neal Dow. FrAtydj
Mui'pby, by 1. O. ft. T. and by 300,000 cured
pat IvnU, i'0, 000 of thoafl belnj,' Physicians, '
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THIC KKKLISY INSTITUTB* <
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MONEY IN~ CHICKENS.
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You eanrnd do thtu unlaw you MnderttaM thorn
and know now to enter to their reiult&jpafctyi and
you cannot spend year a aud dollar* iMftlaf by *x.
periouce, so you must buy tho knowlogj* ajyitllrwt
by others, ; we offw this to yon Cor w?1y ittofeata. . ,
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t*tn if yon merely koep thorn a# a <llve?ton. (ft 6f>
aer to fiamtio I'owls judloloutiy, you m\m fcni vr
fcomeiliiiiff alwiiu them. To meet litis w ant we?r?
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yeara' work, you can ?nre many Ohtokf annually,
end mnko your Fowl* i(t?n dollar* roir you. Ifc*
point la, that you wu? be able to detect troublal*
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