The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 16, 1897, Image 4
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<Wbt protty lively ?
McQrAckh; ? U'jnnln# Isn't the word
for It. Hi? Is fairly ttprlnlfng.? Detroit
Vl'CJl) Pl'trSM
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llnnO'i iV Wright. oi l.oulo* lllo, <?'(? , wiitoli 1 utu'd
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*oh Hi., Buffalo, N, Y.,.May V, 1801,
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Fftys: " t'lio oUVot of Hull's Catarrh Core. in
wiiiidorful." NVrito hint ithoul It. Mold by
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orgHiilslH hi Out fUuti>8. Hitvo you
over 8Coii u Plnno 8tylo Orgim? Wk hnIM
Outfit. Aililrcss,
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hero !???( yt-ur. Hlli >????? ??iumih .\ llli
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xylilisoi i , n. c.
I H. N. U4? No. VH? ifi.
FIFT Y-KIKTH CON < i K K8?.
fteport of t it o I'r^oedliiKi from l>i?y
to
HKNATR
JVTiY OTII. -? 1 11 1 1 1 tt Holuito it V/ttH de
cided to limit tho Hpoc??}ioft on t ho WritT
to tho llvo minuto ruin, aud that Iho
linn! Yoto oil tho bill filial! ho taken bo
fore adjournment on" tho'th. I Miring
tho day tho antidriibt qtioaUon waft de
buted At length, and iVltun' amendment
on the subject was defeated, v(S to Ull.
Allon, of Nobraskft, atfftin ottered tho
amoudment. fyr a I cent bounty on b?el
su^ur. It led to lively nod hoiuowlytt
personal apocohos f\'om tho two N ??
inwHka Honntoni, after which I 1m> Allen
Hmondmout wan tabled, *'?? to ji.
<1U1<Y71J<.- Hv a deoiaivo voto of ii? j
to 28, the tar it)' hill was panned in tho 1
Honato. Oim Pemoorat voted with thy }
HepnblieaiiH, whilo two I'opullHia and ;
ono Hi Ivor Republicans voted with the j
Democrats. Nearly a thousand amend- |
iiiootK is carried back to tho llouao and !
yet to h? reconsidered by hot h branohoH
of < 'onrfroHH.
./ur.Y 8 ru. ? Tho aoKuioii of tho Souato
was unovontful. .An invitation wiim
accepted for tho t inted States to par
tioipato in tho 1'aris K.x position, and a
special commission is l<> )>o appointed.
Tho doHeioney appropriation bill enrrv
iiiH ^>1), y 1 1 , -liiii was oo n^lioirod.th i ?<n Ab
out tho day. noM^ominit tee amend
ment wa? agi^o t<?, appropi intin^
ODD in full iuflomnity to jjft) hoi im of tho
i talians lynouod in JN'lw Orleans, in
I NWS. ISiitloiv-uI..-?Vort h Carolina, of
fared an amendment limiting tho cost
of armor nlato' for now battleships to
.>{00 por ton, and providing for a gov
ornmont armor plant, if privato bidn
woro not within :$k>0. Tho amendment
w ont ovor.
?I ci.v ttrii. Tho Senate met under tho
distressing influences of tho death of
Honator Harris, t?f Tonne-ace. Senator
Hato paid a high tribute to tiio inomory
of tho dintingui.shud dead, and thou
t'osol ii tiomi weto adopted for a public
funoral fnuoral in tho Senate chamber,
to bo hold on tho 10th, to which tho
I 'resident, Cabinet, Supremo Coin t and
diplomatic oorpK woro invited, after
which, as a further mark of respect to
tho memory of t bo decettftod, the Senate
ad ioiirnod.
tll'liY 1 0 in . Tho eonforaos on tho
tarifV bill suspended their labora lonx
enough to attend the funeral ooromon
ion conducted over tho remains of the
late Senator llama, but reaolved before
disporsin^ lor this purpose to reasaom
ble immediately alter I ho conclusion of
the ol ifiei | u ies, and to eontiuiie their
work not only tonight, but all day.
The deeiuion to nit on Sunday was no*
reached without some hesitation, but
was decided upon a-< necessary to ex
pedite the reporting of (lie bill.
? Irnv Iv'rii. \ discussion ol tho
i'nion I'aci lie ii tlaii s occupied t he at
tention of the Senate. Senator Mor
;;itu, of Alabama, introduced an luneiid
mont designed to prevent, t ho oonsuiu
mation of an agreement made some
time since for the Ketlleuioiit of the.
government's elaim' against tho road,
and ho thinks the t inted .States iti in
dnngfti- of losing ?> :? i. ? ii i< >. ( M >? I in the sol
t lement, and spoke for three hours
upon tho subject. I Imrston briefly
controverted tlie | ointn of Morgan's
argument, ami lisle, in charge of the
1 ilih ciaiincil that his amendment was
new legislation, nnd ho withdrew bis
iliuelidinent, thus deposing oltheell
1 1 rt* subject. \ fM'jluli'on bv IbttSr.r,
of North ( 'tiiol i ua, was agreed to,
directing t ho Neon?tai } ol Slate to se
cure from dipbunatie reprc;-entati\es
abroad lull informatiou atlolhoopor
a'.ioii of postal teb>",i ai'lis, telepljones
and postal savings banks. 1 lie <leli
eiem^^api'iopriat ion bill was taken up,
I "i I completeil
1 1 < H'SK.
.1 i i. v tin.- i'lio IIoiiko mot itl noon,
nflor a reen^i taken dm tho .11 h, in antiei
|>al ion of t ln> possibility tliat (lit) Sen
atqjni^iit push the tin itl Mil. MoMil
lull ( I >?*?!?. ), ?>l I flllH'SMlM', omleilVOleil
tn suspend tin-, i ii !<?:. mill Iwivo tun Sen
ate < tihaii I ?*? I i^ermiey resold t ion pass
id, Imt a motion to adjourn prevailed
I iv a \ ote of I .'{ I to 1 01.
? Ii i.v *t'ii. Tin? House mm! the laritl'
bill to rouli'i nuee. (haii'liinn I'ln^ley,
I'avno.of Now York; |)al/ell. of I Villi*
mI\ iinia: Hopkins, of Illinois, ami
( i ro.swiior, of <)l:io, Wopuhlicnns, anil
I'niley, of Texas; McMillan, ot 'I on
nossee, ami \\ heidor, of Aliiliuinn,
I >einoerat s, m'iti' appointed eonfet'ons.
'I lii* proeeedintrs were in itin\ imi siMisa
tional. liailo.v'M allilHioti toCnliu was
u ai inly applauded by tho llomoernts,
who renewed their douionsti at ion when
lie said that tho I 'resident hud found
time to send a special ambassador
miles to attend t ho font i \ it ii>m in honor
of a Kuropoan uiomtich, imt nono to
solid oven a message of sympathy to
the people t rn j_; J* I i iij-1 tor freedom at
jiiir very doors. Most ol tin- altoinoou
was spent in enloj'ien on tin* lift* and
pursuits of tin* memory ot \\ in. S. Ilol
man, of 1 1 1 > 1 1 a 1 1 .- 1
.Ii i.i I'? ru. Tho House, on account
of t lie death < ? I Senatoi Harris, as boon
a> the journal had been icad.oii motion
nf Mo'.n i I 'mil ) of I'mi n?\.- .see. as a
ni'Li l. of respret to tin nn nioi \ tho
ilfi-i'iisi'd Si-nator1, suspended business
until tho l .it h.
I ) \ i'i < >iii- i I ii ii <t r oil </iit> ins I ' ,i 1 1 1 . hi <?< I .
I ho i Mieeii Ib'i'.i'Mt at Madiid, Spain,
litis pardoned lu.s i nliaii w ho hu<! Im cti
depot ted to tlio Spanish | iMial Keith'
jiients nt Inula, I'einaniiio an. I tho
('haltoiino Islands. Th<* men i ai -
tlolll'il will lio permit It'll to i ot 11 1 II to
( .'uhft.
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I *ri? v ol I ;,ci I o ?? ?? I p.
Twenty-six breueue. at I'etioit.
Ill ieh. , aro to ho altso: 1 c 1 b\ an l!i;^
? lisli syndicato. and I .????! i ? to i iso from
I $?! and $.? to a I ai i el.
?How Old are You?
You nood not answer Iho question, madam,
for in yoUr ortfte a^o is not counted by yours. It
will always bo true tl;ut "a woman is as old
as she loolfs." Nothing wets iho seal of ago
so deeply upon wontan's beauty as gray hair.
It 'is natural, tbi&fOfore, that ovory woman is
anxious to proo^rVo her hair in all its original
'&b\lttdanco and beauty; or, that being denied
tno or&Wiiifig'gift of beautiful hair, ?ho longs
to poesdfeft it. Nothing ik oasior than to attain
tofi,t?is gift or to prosorvo it, if alroady
j >60s6$?ed. ^yejt'a I^air Vigor rostores gray
or fadod hairffc ii? original color. It doos this'
by aimply ai^irig Aaturd, by supplying tho
nutrition nec??#&y io health and growth.
There in no oetter preparation for the hair
than j
AVER'S HATR VIGOR. -
I ui Any Member of Either House, j
#
vVl.NI TO CONGHESS IN 1849. i
\Vo? I0|<m>4<mI <ioveri?or orTeimNB##
I lire? I lifioH- -Ho Served on the
St a tin uf Nq(o<? Southern iienorats.
. V
I ''(Senator Ihlimn 0, Harris of ,v"
nuh.Hoo, died nt his residence m W ash
ington, on tho Htli, ft fow minutes bo
fore h o'clock. Senator 1 1 an is whh last
in the Senate chamber about ten days
ago, hill ho whs uuablo to stay h>i any
length of time, uiul had to be taken
homo in ft carriayo. During tho past
six months tho Senator hftb boon able to
attend to Ins duties <uily at intorvatK,
having I ?oo 1 1 away from tho city sev
eral times endeavoring to recuperate.
I'rohahly no man in public lite ha<l
boon identified with nu?ro of tho his
tory of tho country than had Senator
I I hit til. 1 lo hail almost completed hm
T.ith year, having been born in robin
wry, I8IM, timl lirni became a member
of Congress in bS-l'.t. 1 1 is congressional
cwioor thus be^an earlier than that ot
wny moinbor of oithor House, uutedut
i 1 1 ;< Senators Morrill anil Sheiuuui 'J
no v or w I years, and lion, (lalusha A.
(irow.now a moinbor of tho llouhoiiom
Pennsylvania, by ono your. Mr. Har
ris, when ho whh elected to tho nations
Jlouftoof KoproHontativoB, Inol already
become a man of State reputation in
TonnouHuo, haying tho year previously
served as special elector on tho 1 emo
eratio tiokot. .
Senator Harris ropW'sented tho ninth
! Tennossoo district in Congress loi tho
two tonus onilniK \n Nv i
eiinotl a ronoinination, llo then moved
to Memphis, where he has miico resid
ed. Jlo was engaged in the practice ot
luw until IMVr, with tho interruption
necessary tit nlh?w him to become a
presidential elector m |n.?U. tlowHBthrco
tunes in HitoooHHum betoro tho war oto< t
tM 1 (iovernor of his Stato, ami was
serving in that capacity when tho war
broke out. Ho took ii pronounced
Btuiul for tho Southern Confederacy, j
unit waa known aa ono of tho Southern
war (lo\ornor?. 'I ho vicissitudes of
conflict rendered a lre<pient change ot
residence necessary, and ho was
ofton with tho army in tho hold,
llo attached himself at dill'orciit tunes
to t host-nils of ( tonei ill Albnrt Sidney
.lohiiKton, Joseph K. .lohnstvui, I5caui
Cganl ami UriiKK- Albert s. Johnston
fell from his horse into Senator Jlatris
arms, wlion ho received his dentil
w'oitmi. ,
After Loo's surrender Mr. Harris
whs one of h small party of political
refugees who escaped to Mexico. K,,l"g
across country on horseback. I arson
Hrownlow, who hud bocomo tho nnli
tury (Jovornor of Touiiosmoo, olVerod a
lurj'o reward in a chanirtoriatically
wordod pontcr, for th.> capt nr.- of his
predccoBMor, but tho latter romaiiiod
ubaont from tho country until lji.s its
turn was unto. Ho remained in Mexico
for nevornl months, ^oini; thonco t<>
I'inglaud, whore ho resided until IHtu,
when he rotiirned to Memphis and re
mimed liia pr'actioo of law. Mr. Harris
whs ul lowed to follow tho pursuits of
tho private eiti/.en until IHij, wlion ho
was olooted lo tho rnitod States Son
ate, dofeatiug Hon. L. i Hawkins, Ko
publican. llo remained a member ot
t ho Senate over si neo, and would have
completed his jutli ronsocutivo year in
that body on tho Ith of next March, it
ho bad lived to that dato. He had boon
four times elected to the Senate, the
last time in tW.?, and his term would
n?>t liuvo uxpii od until I1WM, llo liinl to
coi ved niniost all tho liou'us tho Senate
could bestow. Ho was the President
pro toin, during tho A;5d Congress, a
loading member of tho committees or.
finance and rules, and also of the
I Jeiiiocralic advisory, or steering com
mittee. Ho has long been awarded by
common' consent the front, place on
both sides ot tho chamber in pnrlia
montary quebtioii, and in recent sears
ho had noon more frcquentJy hoard in
expounding these ipiostions than in the
eiueidatioii of other subjects. Ho win
possessed of a very poMtivo manner,
and novel- failed to throw into his
Ltut eineii ts concerning purl lanientai y
practice tho fullest force of which ho
w an capable.
Senator llnrri.swiH especially iiclno
iii tho Senate in tin- of the \\ li
Hon-( Jorniau I u i ill act in iv.m, Ho whs
ouo uf the Poiiiocrat io Senators inli i.i -
?>< i with t!io iiffttioiis ilnt.v <>l | mi i'.iiij; t ho
bill in ftlinpo i u: <*?>in in it t ??<?. 11 ii< I to i i tin
\\ as delegated tin; coiiliol <i| f 1 1 1 1 |.jii
I in lit Oil tin v work ? ? I ^riltiiu' (In* bill
through the Somite. \llln U|;li then il
inn ti of advanced \ ears, bin energies
never Hcoiuoil to llag. 1 1 o wa?at III/
post of duty ? i ii v and ni^lit.
Senator Harris uasn native ? > I" I'*- 1 1 ?
nosseo. His father was ii | 'tii ii t or, -who
Inn I c us i?; rate I to I ho Stall* from NortiV
( 'ai'ol i an. Ifo \v as admit ted to tho bar
ill IS n .
Ills i cm it ins weio taken to Memphis,
I on n. , for burial.
>.\l,r, OK il'ltMMKI1; ( IIAKI i;k.
| I'.iiiiuiis (' ii iii ImmI a n 1 1 I n rn pi l(c O vcr
\\ lili'li \ ml row .Jin' l( son Traveled.
The chnilcr of t l.o on co famouso
i ( 'um borland \ I fun ) I in npiko has I icon
I Hold to ( ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 >(.* I" I :i 1 1 1 1 I'ollllly, lit ( 'ros.s
j villo, lor I lii-- was oho of tin* lirst
| loads limit in 1 t'liuo.sfieo and over it.
I emigrants on mo from North Carolina
I iiinl \ irginia wiion it was Put a trail,
j \\ In'ii sdago coaehes were in \o;;no tho
I mail from hnoxvillo to Nashville was
I earned ovor this road, amlovor it piivs
' Oil "( > 1 < I Hickory'' on lil.s pilgl inifi;;o
| from tho "I I i^iiiitn^o" to Washington
tii tuko tho oalli of ollico nh I 'resident
of (ho ( " ii i led Slates.
Farm lor KiiKIiik ('hU.
A company has purchased a farm in
Illinois, where eat farnu/i;; will be car
| i i i>il on for tho nlvins, whieh well for
?.from 10 lo b"? cents eaoh. -Maltose ami
black cats will bo roared, and tho "cat
tish"' collection is expectcd to number
10,000 in one year ami 100/IU0 in two
yours.
Aniilnst Siiiuliiy Funerals.
j Tho clorgyinen of Alexandria, \'a. ,
liavo organized a movement against
Sunday funerals.
I'ort'lffncr Tours iip tlio Flu#,
At Mt. Vernon, N. Y., much indig
nation was occasioned hecausa of tho
destruction of a flapby Antonio JiArono.
Charts H. Phillips, a patriotic Ameri
can living i? Jb'ulton avenue, placed a
small American flag on his front fonco.
Larone took it from the fonco and toro
it to pieced/ Phillips, who happened to
boo- tho iQcidont, gavo him a sovoro
thrashing. Phillips did not let up uhtil
tho man bogged for mercy and prom
ised novor again to insult tho Star
Spangled Baasar.
Kosult Was 38 for the Bill and 20
Against.
HAD . A MAJORITY OF TEN,
The Wilson Anti-Trust Meotlou Is lie
ICmictod, iiiul (ho Slump Tax on
Washington, July 7. ? (Spooial. )? -33y
the decisive voto of HM to iJM, tho tariff
hill una passed in the Honato shortly
beforo 4 o'clock today. Th<J culmina
t ion of t ho long and arduous Htrjigfjlo
lutd excited the koenest interest,, and
floor and galleries of the Senate
chambers wove crowdod hy those anx
iouh to witness the . cloning fioenos.
Speaker Hoed, CluWmnn hingloy ami
many of tho members of tho HoiibooI
KopresontativoB wore in tho rear area,
whilo every Beat in tho galleries save
those resorvod for foreign representa
tive;! watt oooupiod.
'I he early part of the day was spent on
amendments of coital 'itrativoly minor
importance, tho dobalo hranohing into
iinuuoiul and anti-trust channels. Hy *1
o'clock Senators began manifesting
their impatience hy cuIIh of "voto" and
hot. ii thereafter tliu last amendment
was disposed of nnd the final voto began.
There were many interruptions an pairs
wore arranged, and then at 4 tho Vico
Presidont arose and unuouncod tho pan
nage of the bill, yens ;$8, uayu *8. There
was no demonstration, but ?. few scat
tered hand clappings wero given as the
er nvilti dispersed, The vote in detail
follows:
Vena -Allison, JSuker, Burrows, Cur
ler, ('lurk, Cullom, Mavis, Deboo, Kl
kniH, Fairbanks, Porakor, CJallinger,
liale, 1 1 nit ii a. llawloy, .Jones of Ne
vada, Lodge, Mcliride, MolSnory, Mc
Millan, Mantle, Mason, Morrill, Nelson,
Penrose, Perkins. I'lutt of Connecticut,
Plutt of Now York, I ritchard, Proctor,
(vMiay, Sowall, Shcup, Hpooner, War
reutoii, Wellington, Wetmoro and Wib
son
Nays ? Paeon. Pate, Perry, CftlWry,
Cannou, ( liiltoa, ('lav, .t'Jockvoil,
Faulkner, Gray, Harris of Kunsas,
. I ones of Arkansas, Keiincily, Lindsay,
Mallorv, Martin, Mills, MUchell. Mor
gan, Pasco, I'cttiis, Pawlmgs, Poach,
Tumor, Turpie, Vest, \yullhall and
White ? ^8. /'
Tho following pairs w of e announced,
tho first named woulii^tiavo vtijed for
the bill und the last named against it:
Aldrich and Murphy, (.'handler find
McPaurin, J'Vyoand Gorman, (iearand
Smith, llnnsbrough and Pauiel. Hoar
and 1 1 arris of Tennessee, Thurston and
Tillman, Wolcott and George.
An analysis of the final voto shows
the aOirmativo was cast by Jifi Kcpuhli
cans, 1) silvoi' Republicans, Jones of Ne
vada, and Mantle, and one i'emocrid,
MoF.nery; total, IJ8. 'J'he negative vote
was cast by y."? Democrats, two Popu
lists, Harris of Kttnsart, and 'i'urner,
ami one silver Hepublican, Caiuion;
total, 2M. \ ^
Might HepubliMus wero paired for
tho bill and eight 'Hwinocrats against it.
Tho Senators present and. not voting
wore: Populists. .V, Allen, Hutler,
lieitfeld, 1\ .vie and Stewart; silver Ho
publicans, V, viz., Teller ami Potti
grow.
I'ollowiug the passing of tho bill a
resolution was agreed to asking tho
House for a conference, and Senators
Allison, Aldrich, Plait, of Connecticut ;
Hurrows, .1 ones, of Nevada; Vest,
Jones, of Arkansas, and White were
numod as conferees on tho part of the
Senate. v
I ho tarilV debate begun on May 2.">,
<in which day Mr. Ahlrich, in behalf oi
t finance committee, made tho open
ing statement on tho I > i 1 1 . (J ho actual
consideration of tho hill began the
next tluy, Mnv lit), when schedule A,
relating to chemicals, was tnkon up.
Tho debate h:iu boon continuous since
then, covering six weeks, and one day.
1 1 has boon notablo in somo rospocts,
although it has lacked many of the
dramatic and erratic featuros marking
past debates. I'Yom tho outset tho ad
vocates of tho bill rotiuitied from sot
speeches, and tho discussion was nar
rowed to a consideration of rato.s and
i.chodules rather than general debatos.
Mr. Ahh ich's illness took him from tho
chamber after Iho that day, and since
then tho bill hie* boon in immediate
charge of Mr. Allison. Tho opposition
has boon directed in tho main bv Mr.
Jones of Arkansas, and Mr. \ est of
Missouri, while Senators White, Caf
ferv, (irny anil Allan have frequently
ligured in tho debate. Tho bill, as it
goes back to tho House, ro-onucts tho
anti trust- section of tho Wilson act,
while tho reciprocity and retaliatory
provisions are substitutes for those of
tho 1 1 oiim). ( )no ? ?f tho most important
provisions added by tho Senate is that
placing a stamp tax on bonds, debent
ures and oertilloatoH of stock. Aside
I from those moro important changes,
the bill, as it goes back to tho House,
has MM amendments of various decrees
of importance which must be reconcil
ed 1 ?y the two branches of Congress.
The built' bill was then taken up and
Mr. Allison proceeded to perfect its
phraseology. 1
Now eamo tho final vote which lias
boon ho eagerly awaited. Tho keenest
interest was manifested throughout tho
crowded chamber. It was-l.;!? p. m.
when tho Vice ('resident announced
that tho bill was on its final passage,
and tho roll call began. At l : .V> p. m,
tho Yico- President announced:
' 'Senators, on this vote the yeas srellS,
tho nays UM, and tb<> bill is passed.
It was arranged that the bill as passed
should bo printed with the sections and
paragraphs renumbered.
Will Korco I'uynwiit Kroin Spain.
Tho lTnitod Statos Scnato committer
on foreign relations havo through Sen
ator Lodge, reported a resolution au
thorizing tho President to "tako such
ineasuros nn ho may deem necessary
to obtain tho indemnity from tho Span
ish government foy tho wrongs an<l in
juries suffered by August Bolton and
Gustavo Hieliliou, two naturli/ed
American citizens, by reason of their
wrongful arrest l>y Spanish author
ities at Santiago do Cuba, in tho yoar
18B5. "
Nruro Cuban KmlgrnntM.
A cablegram from Havana, Cuba, of
tho 10th, says: Tho fiVst instahnant of
negro Cuban emigrants, bound for tha
Congo Freo State, visited General Ahu
mada yesterday, and loft today for their
now homes, whoro they will beengagad
under tho auspices of the King of JJ?I
gium in tho cultivation of tobacco.
HFfce
"What I want ift to achieve fame at a
?Ingle bound."
"Then go to Cuba and Io?e you reel f."
-Cleveland Plato Dtaltr*
i\ Ci'HtVlUlU ItUtfi
Among (In1 tir.st "iusl rumeuts" to bo
used toward 1 1?4 ? edm ation of llo? little
Hon of Out I Hike and Duchess of Vork
Ih a orawling-rug, designed Jfy Miss
I'viiiina Windsor, who is famous for her
Intelligent Interpretation .of tho l?" r<*o
bol Idea of education.
[?'roebol, ulio saytf, constantly urged
upon mothers tho necessity of tho in
fonts' education beginning at. tliel.*
mothers' knee, and thinking of thin
has led ino to tho Invention of the ba
bies' crawling rug. It is a largo Hoor
plcturo of animal*, birds and domestic
tlguroK, mado of real si; in, swansdown,
and other material)* sewn on to lianne),
uml Is gn I tn i n'tfn hnoii wit ii Kroobel's
Idea.
Kor ns soon us baby is .put on the rug
the tlrsfihlng that the mite does is to
begin to kick and streteh out li>fllmhs;
t hen It begins to roll over ami look
about, and tries to elnieh at the, pretty
animals on the rug. Then baby limls ii
beyond its rea h. and the Hist attempt
to eifliwl is after puss, or sonio other
equafly familiar form whieh it sees on
the rug.
T/iO kicking, the stretching out tho
ha yd, the observation, the crawling,
and so on, aro all what Krocbel calls
education.
As baby grows older Ii learn*, with
the help of mother ami nurse, to Imi
tate the different sounds \\ liicli the ani
mals make, to pick out one from tin)
other, and to learn their names.
Then baby should be taught to stroke
each animal gently, and to speak its
name In tender iom/s. Then I tie Infant
will early learn that love of animals
calls forth the love'of mankind.
il is a good plan to teach the baby to
notice pictures of 'animals in v l.iidren's
books, and to call its attention to liv
ing animals and ih;'ir action-'. As 1I10
child grows older ils delight in its 'zoo
logical carpet increases; and children
of seven years of a?;e are known to
greatly appreciate itieiu.
Tho place for the rim is the nursery,
the drawing-room, the bat h-room, the
seaside, and on shipboard.
Til H Kill/ CLAIM .
Tho Uulted States sialics n Demand
( ' !><>n Spain lor
Tho State Department ollicials a*
Washington, after weeks of hard work,
have completed tho preparation of our
case iu tho prosecution of tho Ituiz
claim, ami after reeoiving the approval
of llio President, it will be turned over
to Ministor Woodford for presentation
to tho Madrid foreign ollico. Tie sails'
from Now Vol k on the "Nth inst. In tho
preparation of this e??o, Mr. Calhoun,
tho United Status special commissioner,
lias tabled the principal part, but tho
law ollicors of tho Ktato Dopartmcnt
iittvo done much to ortsont the facts col
lected by him in the strongest light,
and to establish a good basis for tho
claim of indemnity, fixed at $150,000,
which is to bo urged against the Spanish
government.
?MoadBR* " -
SPKC1AL DAYS
At tho Tciuicssco Centennial ICxponl?
(ion for t lie M out h.
July 10? Children's Day.
July 11 -Normal Day
July 13, 111? Epworth Len'-ruo days.
July 13, 14 - baptist ounjj People's
Union. (Meet in Chattanooga, July
1VIN. Slop in Nashvillo on their way
to Chattanooga.)
July lo.? South l'ittsl)iirg Day.
July 20? Eighth Tennessee Hogi
nient.
July 20 - Baptist Day.
July 20 ? Sonaio National Union.
July 20 ? International Association ol
Distributors.
uly 20? General Insttranco Conven
tion.
J uly 21? Tennessee Druggists' Asso
ciation.
July 21? State Teachers' Association.
July 2H, 21? Cowboys' Longuo Day.
July 2*. 2;> and 30? Stato Par Asso
ciation. . ,
July 20 Negro Working People La
bor and Ait Association
. I list to Henro Tommy/
An old peddlei^vUh hi# paeli on his
shoulder, was W^ig slowly along ti
London street, whVm a Toud shout of
"III !"' arrest ed his steps. The cry pro
reeded from the lips of a woman who
was frantically waving her hand to
lilm from n fourth -story window of
601U0 "models" close by.
"Vnnt 1110?" shouted the peddler. ,
"Yes," shouted the woman back
again; "come up here, mister."
Customers hud been very scarcest hat
day, so, in spite of his weariness, the
old man tolled up the many steps lead
ing to the woman's rooms, hopeful of
doing a good stroke of business with
her.
When he at last reached the landing
of the fourth story, the woman emerg
ed from one of tho rooms, holding a
howling youngster by (he ear.
"Mister," she said, tersely. "I've
Just called you up to Tommy! If lie's
a naughty boy won't you put him in
your bag?"? London Judy.
Colonel Ilamiil appears to have
thoughtlessly allowed Ids membership
in the International Peace Society to
lapse.
10 p worth League International Coi.?
vent Ion, Toronto, Out.,
?Inly 15-18, 18f>7.
Account of tho Above occasion tho ^ou th
orn Hallway will noil round-trip llokeM to
Toronto, ont., anil return nt rato of onp nrst
cIupb limited fare for tho roil it trip. " J**0
inunl rend through WAsblntftoii. *>?*'?. ffOlntf
uhil returning * !??? snnie routo. I lcK'.-t1* <)n
*Ali> Jgly 12. 13 und 14th with fljial 1 ti?H July
ildli: but mono may bo iixleiideTl until An# 1 1 a t
12th, provided tl? kot? nr? deivmiUd wltb
nffontu Of the terminal lines At 'I oronto prior
to .Inly iMtli. Tlck.-U will uermlt of otop
ovor in Canada Within the fiiithorlfcod lluilt
except that ttokcts oxtended for tlio ret urn
will be limited t.i continuous piuflftKO. TIoK
etb will have to be validate by the ARont of
the terminal linos at Toronto before they will
be ItOod for return pnenAtfo. 'I be followtnK
rT.'r,li;,raro..fr^?nia^kci;.r.
lotto ?VM, Concord 24.90. Haltibury 4.15, Dlir
hAin 22.76, UAlelah 23 *6. <lohl8boro23^6,/\\ in
eton-SAlcra ana Ureeneboro 2*M. nanvlllo
20.9,% With Point Spartanburg K C-,
Greenville. Ohcstor and Illaokuburg ?U(X
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Vernon, 'l'. P. A., Charlotte. N, O. I8o. 2a
' ' '' ' /
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iNatl nal MnelofoAdher'B AMool?tton, OrMd
Central PAlacr. N aw York Ottr. lMt week
concert organist, and "*
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magnificent tqn?a or? an they &Y?*?64
fact it WM * eurprlee. The Moller ^
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melody be eangi
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The Bicycle
Sensation
1807 C0LUMB1AS m $75
STANDARD OF Tll^ WORLD.
I896*0olumbias . . at $60
1897 Hartfords . , .at 50
Hartford Pattern 2 . at 45
Hartford Pattern I . .at 40
Hartford Patterns 5 & 6 at 30
Those are the new pricos.
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and buying
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Paris Modlclno Co., 81. IxnitA, Mo.
(ientloiueu:? Wo Bold laat yoiir, 000 botllofl of
OHOVK'8 'i'ASTHFjBhB CHILI, TONIC mid haro
bought tlireo (irons ulrumlr lhl? year. In alt our ox
perlonco of 11 /enrfl. ill Uiu driiu buftlnake, liavo
Huvor sold en orfloto tliatirnvo nucn universal eulle*
taotlOu oa your Tonlo. Your* truly,
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HJ9ADI C CYDIID Made H|? your kitchen
|V|nrLL OinUr stovo |n ii f?w mlmittm
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by a 1 1 c w pruccaa, which ?ells at 81 per gallon.
"I waul totliutik jinifortlie jMnplo Swap
rq< ipc which 1 fltul Is excellent. I can recom
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Sam I'. Jouoh, (Javl?i'?vllle, (la.
Send ?1 and Kct ioclpo or ftiunp and Inves
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THE THOMAS
I" Min unlit OGtft plot o syxlom of l^iavst
id),*, HiiiuIHul', (!!i ailing and I'aaklatf
("i'Uoii, jar proves Miudo, *>nvoa Jui'or,
laakoa you luonay, U rtto for GuU"
loKUttt; do other equals It.
O
'J'hoinont [inprovod Cotton flln$, ProM?s,
KiovatotM, hiik'iiioa and ) t?.?i lt?rH to bo
found <>u tin- market, My ttmpotuit l?0|f
Uentn Haw Mill 1m, In simplicity and ortl -
oionoy, a wondor. Corn Mill*, jftntioro,
Ouiik Kdgora and ail Wood Working
Mnonhiory. l.ktiMI ?aU Tftlbott Ku?
?lno? nro tho la.yt, Wilto to mo boforo
buying. (
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THE BAILEYHlBBY 60, "
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for olonnlog rouKli noo In otto bporutlon?
Mill WPPIIR ENGINES,
)!Lvi.^..Avr.Lh.'>v< boilers, saw,
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oircular.H midterms. \
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REMOVAL NOTICE,
tfHIC I'tKHIfY i\ntiti:tio,
of South Ciu'ollnii,
Will opnn July 7th, 1S',)7, lit CJroon
vlllo, R. <!. Tin* ' r iiu?l Morphine
lliil.its Ttiui"n?ij.;l;h t :iitiI without tlirf
comfort. Tlio (Vluinhhi luMiluto i.s
olosct). \Srrit<< ft>r inforinnlkn, etc., to
<;uk i:\yim, k, s. c.
j ho Healthful Muiuihiiu City, l'crfcct.
So worn bo. I'ureH Wiiter.
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Wo I tally uuarautfo Our mucous ami ycu Ciin'fc
tiny n hfiler job on n?t*l l? nt t lie oi'ico. Wflto
ua If your lm-tvliuitl ?lon t, handle thorn.
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