The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 05, 1897, Image 4
Fred, the king of pickpockets, died
recently In London In want and pover
ty, Fred first beeanto famous In Purls,
where ho established his headquarters
?t the Hotel, do Homo and IlKcquentcd
tho raeo traekH, driving there In a
nmnrtvcarrlnge or, In hla ultra-English
dog earl. Before starting for tho raeo
eourso he always J pellovcd tho newest
guests at tho hotel of their pocket hooks
tor bronkfnat, roKpiYlng his big hauls
Jfor tho turf. Tils fuuio beeamo cosmo
politan Whi n It was found that it was
ho who stole the 4'rlnco or Wales' purso
whoa Iho prlneo attended tho Grand
Prix. Who'j ho camo near tho lato
Huron Wlrseh a fow days after this or
lea pa do the latter laughingly shrugged
his shoulders and Raid: "My dear fel
low, you come too lato, 1 jmvo JuKt lost
all my pile on iho favorite." "I shall
ho inoro careful next llmc'V* said Fred,
aud disappeared in tho crowd;
flomo ol' Denver's society holloa, in*
r>tcad Of Spending aft their surplus pin
monoy for fruits and candy, carefully
- hoard ovory cent, and Invent In entile!
Tho glrhi of tlie West. s'(v>oi ahihttioun
to become eattlo queens, and (hey pur
ehflBtj.tho animals from stock commu
nion mtoi, and pay n farmer a small
sum each year to pasture them and
look after tliolr wolfare, Cuttle have
increased in value of late, and thoxlrlsi
nay they ore going to "hold' their
herda unlit they o^n turn a pretty
penny on their investment. Then*
"lierds" rnnshu. of frdm one cow up t >
. fifty head. The fair owner of a herd
uses her own especial brand and In en
thusiastic over her posfuwdo'ia.
- ..-?*? taitf >>??
The best ireninie.it for varicose veins
Is that whW'.h prevents their develop
ment and tones up the circulation. An
elastic stocking is a good local support,
and after exercise the veins should bo
rubbed firmly In tho direction of tho
hctu t.
A Vlrtuo on<l n Vlo?4
Vanity and a proper n^ard for tho foollPKS
Ol ol.horrt vhollhl both tll'i'o yon t<) (JOt 11(1 01
th'At >l ?- i:m l : n^- skin <llsoaf?f>. Whotlior It bo
a simple ii brarlon, a chap or a burn, or
?\ I ethf-r 1 1, Ih ii ehionie ou-tu of Keaomn. Tot?
t< r or 151 ?n worm. Tettorlno will ponltlvoly,
Infallibly cu r? it <,'iue It, no It, will ntay
fi? 1 <-?l, too. .Viinil.t 11 box ti t drug M.oi'oh, or
by mail for .10 eon Im in cash or htumpy ffoiu J.
J\ iShupLr^-oc, Savannah, (in.
to <t it 1: \ coi.n iv o\n n\v.
Takft 1.tix:t:tvo tiroino (jiilnlno Tablet#. All
I>r i;eltiiul tlm money If It falls to Cure. iSo.
1 1 1> tv 'n 'I'lil* '?
Wo offor fl<> ' llandrod Dull 'ft Howard f ?.?i
auyeii 0 of C'.il. ?ri li that cannot b 1 cured l)>
T lull's ('a tat l!i (.'it' u.
I<". ,1. (!|tnst;v ()l> , 1' ops.. Tolwl", O.
Wo. tho 11 '??!' 1 t-i>; niul, lift v(t Known I1', .1 . ( 'In;
noy lor too ! < t I > yearn. and bollovo li in no -
forfly liiiiioi bit) n nil UUHlnvM t an not 1> in
and tlunnelahv ahleto carry out any nhl Ita
lian m da by their rtrm.
Wkht A Tui;A\,Wlioliti4ib> I) ; n urj; i ? p, Toledo,
Oil o.
WaMHNO. KlVNAN i<! MAUVIN, WholetVlle
1 li'UKK i-* L*. Toledo, Ohio.
llnll s < ' it-irrh i'mo id I nken Internally, ret
In;; ill r < 1 i> n;> >a tho blood and tnu< oan fair
uicoh ol I't :<\ ? (??in. I1! to "fie par bottle. Sold
by all 1> Tot\tl inonlalH freo.
I [nil's r'atndy !*llls nr<? l.lio hov t,
Tho Wall, i Olllnlnl Itallwav Ouldo of tbo
fcouth for November Is out, It I t a valuable
nnd cor rod Southern Hailroad (Julilu Iho
only mii- fully inv.-rliur the Held l-iand
Monthly by ,f. I{. Watt:?, No. 1X> I'ryoi St.,
Atlanta On.
Fit, 3 r>f>ni)f. nontl.v cured. No III* or n.-ivai
ness alter Ihst da.v'u linn of Or. Kiln-'t Urea?
Nerve 1 C 0 ? tori- 1 . ? rial bolt In and 1 1 I r< o
Or. II. II. Ki.im:, l.t l A i h .St , l'iid i.. I'a.
A f tor Li \ \ i ? ' ?"! II l'l '."'K I W if 1 ill i '! by I V
r.o's I'liro. ? M * u v 'I'iiom aiv, ?' <?; iilito Aw.,
AlloKb.iny, I'a., March II', l**M.
M t'A. Win'.'W-Snnlhini' Syi Up f >r "III 'I I 'II j
tcoWilnir. Wift-IIH lh? kmiik ml in . n;: I tilln illa
tion, alt i y;t pal n,eu iv.-> w i nd tnli< , ti>. . a hot I i.- 1
CATARRH
Heller Ilonllh Siiiro Tailing l(oflil'n I luin
lv? ?:!' I'.
"I watj artJi 'i"-l with eaturrli aid w.i-t in
rtnli a ctiiiilition (lint every llttln <lr. ni^lii
would oau.so ino to tak^ no hi. Aft?*i having
taken a fK'.v botthvi of Hood'H .Sai.-?ii(>nriil'?
I have boon fitri*njjHn>ncil ami I tun in bcth r
health limn I buv? ever boon boffin.*." Joint
Albert, 7'J Jaiuu.4 Kt., N<mv YoiR, N. V.
Hood's Sarsetparilia
Is tin; best 'lii (art. i Ik; i )iio Ti no Ulouil Fin ilinr.
Hood's Pills Oft t y tu u|a"*Ati. 23 tout*.
' H. S. iL-So. II? '07.
Seattle FHEE INFORMATION
Klondike
Alaska
FlUttlili. Ki.om.ii: r. Ai.^ha, Washington
Hrafo. . Si<attb\ 05.(> "0 jitiiaila tion; llai!r<>a<l,
f'tiinm'Oivhil, M I n iii u a nd Ak ric ill I lira I ( Yni i < ;
)ii;:;t Oul!! ts; Lciwcsi, I'ricOhj l,oii?oht Kxpnrf
f hi'* , l<ai){cM C'i 1 3 ; Hnfei f. i ; ? ales; A-M. 8i'i\
XllDHiuu i a e*rr,1 nlMi
out tliMr V.uo wlo.ti * 1 > >?
Aiili-Ja^ the liitm ?l.>it*
ruin lor tlio >li}nk liaM;
Wrlto Kontira u'ut iul< *1
On.. 6t) llioad wty^N. ^
Full information (In plain wia|<)>er> mailed frro.
II JJ5SF3S CT HE5ULAT0R'
Tin* 1 lest on (he Mnrlcof.
Ml I>i'i:^!j{.' ts ami Moiehnnts. MnfM by .
i. f;i I l.l. ?<_ <'(? , (imtlaiiooau, Toiiii
a V
Si;A'i i i.i!, Wash.,
CiiAMiir.it oi' C'oMMiiiicB
Mi itr.AU.
UllY YGUfl RINtiS 0I: THE MAKERS
'liiU <i<>M ) !!????! !:.?ly JCilifc Ui.i
oil nccli-t I'f li><. Slump* fulfil.
!?. M. \V ATKINS Co.
( ,\'i ALOUVK 1'lttK. Mfjf. Jcwclei'S. I'llOV., It. 1
CHEW SfAff I OL'A'JCO .. THE lifol.
SSI OK I: 6' LED 06 CIGARETTES.
'ruts i&xpositio?* omYstcd.
It'lro.woi K's, Sixteen (inns ami a I.ovo
FCitMt Alaikmt IU I /it s I IIouih.
Oo(oher 801 h, llio Juat day wtul nighl
of tho 'loonaiMoo Coiilomtift! Kxpotd
Mo?, v/hirh opc?l ila gftte'J May lf?t, was
wull uttondod, about #0,0)0 pooplo, !
iminyoMhom visitor*, being prosont.
Thoro wore no special features (hiring
. (ho divy, but at nh<ht tliero win
i a in?^ni(U'out (liuplA.Y of flro
; workft and oonoort, thero wau hold
! llio olofliiig mooting in the nuditoi iiun,
! which wnii paekod, main Hour and pal
| lorioB. It \v u m tho lovo fount hold in
j cornmoinovAtion of tho closing liuma of
. tho ox poi.il ion, in \*hioh all tho peoplo
? of i onnon <-o ovincoil tho yioutoat uiul
t most lo\ a I pi i la. .N'ifiiUiroiiH iiddroBuoH
| who dol ivi'i'wl, Hi. Moon gnn:? woio flred,
| and then with tho I 'otology, in which
i tho uudlonco join'od in binding, tltu ox
j poinllon wns dochirod closed
- ? ?? I
CO I ION Mll,i< SI KiU I'.,
I ...
, it Will AH'OI'I "00, 000 IVopIo noil
Wilt AIiookI IC.ii In llio lii'ln-vliy.
Tho London, Kng , I 'all Mull flu
/olio, commenting upon th ? throntonod
utriko of ('oltu^i opoiutivon throughout
North Knginnd, hhvh tho lookout will
eit'oet two hnmli o.i Ihouftand pooplo,
ndding that tho fitriko will j mlmhly lint
I for months. It will ontail a h?s? of
i seventy million pounds, and menm* llio
? ruin of tho cotton industry, Unit papoi
fiii n.
? .-MOO*? j
A Work of Art .
An ovidoucoof gQjiuino ontorpriao ft'id
liborulily m idiown by tho publisher? of
I lif Youtha' ( 'ompunion, Dotdott, Mass. ,
in f; i v i n k ^ 1 1 iiow Biibseriborit to tlieir
publication an nit calendar for 1808
a gout <>f beautiful color-work far
iu ad v it it oo of ruiything of the
kind provioufclv produced. Also it
inagiiillcimt illustrated ThankHgiv
tug, ( 'hrintniii'i m>?l K o w Yoar'fl
douhlo number of lint ltiuguzino ? oach
a prize which will ha preserved by
thousands of art lovert. t ? y Bonding a
coupon cut from tint advertising col
umna of Iho local paper of thin Weolc or
hiHt week, and following iln instruc
tion?!, thoso nrlihlio and valuahlo pro
ductions can ho fiocurod.
4 ? -??XXt3?T?l*
I'll) will!' Over (il'IIVl'S.
I, and in oyjili nlly jolting to ho a
Boarc.o arliclo around l'inovilio, N
Buya t ho ( 'harlot to < diservor. Mr, John
A. You ill. ?? 1 1 as plowed up a eolorod
grnvo yard, and has grown a crop i f
cotton whom J^tho tombstones onco
utood. ( )nn tomhutoinft is iimv standing
in tho field. lie h.'t.'i plowed all around
it. Other tombstones aro lying ahonl
in tho field. Thocolbm flold was used
an tho hurviug ground t ? Iho old color
ed .slaves during revolutionary limes.
? -? -
Acquitted of >>11 re! or.
n tho circuit court lint jury, at
Ar.hoviih'fk X. in Iho i;i(nt " of
( i coi'go fall and A ho I'avnhton,
two negroes, charged with tho mur
dor of Harry [Single, relumed a verdict
of acquittal, ill lor being out oight inin
I ut o:i. Hagio wart found dead he.sido
Iho railroad track near Swaniianoa !Stu
tii'ij .Inly hi:.!, and Iho iStato s theory
was I lint Hall and Ihividson mnrderod
and robbed him and placed Iho body ou
tim 1 1 nek to divert Mlsplcion.
C.iiivlelcd of Kiiilic/./ti/ruriit .
A I Auhevil ic, N. W. II
Denver, a fusion inat;i:.li ate '<uhd
tin) jnn'i n who }.<:?? I led a "itillo
for contempt against .Indgo liwart
win convicted by a piiy ? f embezzle
mint of public funds. Tho maximum
I i mi 1 1 v i ?> live yen I'M. 'I here n i o I h reo
oti. ei 1'ilin id i : i ' I ! 0 1 it i en t ngiuntd him.
P. \ put l s ami I mpor I s
I in* 'ft pol l-! of i.pecio f <>?' Iho port <>f
New York for the pie t week amounted
io in gold, and ?5M!.'?, ? 1-1 in mi 1 -
ver. Tho imports were: (iold, $iW,
idlver, dry goods ami
(?onoriil merel.'andii'e, *i *?, t T I .
. ?
<ireate*l Week In Poltaeeo
Winslotl, N'. < V . Bold .'>, 08?,.'l< y
pound" of leaf tobacco hi October for
5?;i?l,0(j;t. ?jl, an uv erngo of Gi~.IT pur 100
pounds. I'll i i i i icihnpii iln- biggest
rales fur ojio monlh in tlio hinlory of
the inarkel. t'vorutio milium pounds
of miinnfaotMlvd tobaceu w:u idiip) o I
duriiiK I ho HK'tit h.
I ' o I so ii od by I ?*o < rt am
A! 1 1 oc'iesi er, V Y. , leo creuni frorvrd
tit ? Mvthodirt stifiiihlo poisoned thrilv 1
1 oi'i'K1, in <>:? t ! y women, one of whom
died >' *? *?"f ?? Ji t ct!u'l:i M <> I'l tl I'M! tc.ll
r<>:;dilion Tim arc making no
i;t vi'-l ion
? -
I 'rot !<ii lit S'aiite I i;is at liist made ld-<
power tilt a in! replaced the I'reiuh
ambassador :i( SI. IVler.shui'iJ with a
man ho can lin t. I'm four years the
president It. is I- i n (hi- \ i<-t I t:i of tin;
III'". ; ilivi;|;|(ff ill tiff ???'?! t J? ?t I al the
1 1 ri 1 1 ? ! > of ,-i parr of the I ' i*. ? 1 1? ? I ? press
ninl of :t ?-i i? | in* of politicians. Tlmy
have ti'.'t Mii'i'i'rd.'il ia tuaKhit; him
i l?llrnlou> in tin- eyes of tli" world, as
they exported iiyliiii tlii'.v have caused
Mm lin' jvivaU.-t embarrassment, and
a ntioya erf. 1 1 is proposed visit to I ho
rz:ir, undertaken at the latter'n Invi
tation tunl in l ho .interest of the wrl- j
fare of France. ha:; been bitterly op J
posed and even the diplomatic corps |
has enlaced in a plot to prevent it. It j
was tliis wh'eh earn ed tlio recall of tl'C
I'reiieh ambassador... . ,
? - -
A hospii.il for mi piied wheelmen ha**
hiVii f.staldisli. d in l'rooUl\ ii. 'I ho
trolley Is. perhap.s, the mother of this
Iniiovat ion.
The hair 13 like a plant. What makes the
plant, fade and wither ? Usually lack of neces
sary nourishment. The reason v/hy Ayer's Hair
Vigor restores gray or faded hair to its normal
color, stops hair from falling, and makes it
grovf, is because it supplies the nourishment the
hair needs.
T ? ?
Democrats Wi![ Control the City of
Greater New York,
ELECTIONS IN OTHEK STATES,
| Maryland i tosf* ami Ohio In Douhl.
I I M iuocra I s ( Uri \ l\ onl uoK y and
New , /? racy* !? union In NcbrasKa.
? - - ?
Tammany u victory in tho muni
cipal ck-clion in (iioatei Now York inn
I h woupinp' out), ihoontiro tiokot, )ioafl
od by Ttuhort A. \'a'n Wyck, hua car
nod HioV?ifc?ftiiiio municipality, Van
Wyck |>(<l|(Vj.y y ? 1 1 o wli'i'Ji | "" ihly
?JO, wo un<loi tiro'.roml.ino.i vot<*t< <>f
( ionoral Tracy, IhiiaiJUjiVan, ami Moth
Low, ( itizons' I 'nioii. Ilia latter wa.'i
successful lo tho oxtont of polling an
aKftioj/ato in oxcosm of tho llo.OOf)
I lo<lf;cH implied hy 1 1 to aitjnatiiro.'j lo
tho pot it ion upon which ho ho
camo llio candidato of an inde
PoikIoiiI niovomrut, which. fit tho
on t Aft, oftored lo if'JU liandn with I Ito
h'opiihlietm car is' y? aui/.ttn>n in until
co i toil olio ? t to cxyludo lantimtny tYoin
power in tho |4rc<vtor cit> tu coma in Id
i ?f i iij? on Jannai \f I, ts'w, with a popu
lation t ho focoijd in ma^nitudo of tho
profit oitios ot tiro world.
llio loftialat ivo bra no It of I ho city ^ov
orniiioni ifi Tammany Poinocratie. It
in a douhlo-headod hotly, ono launch
hoimr tho municipal council, connr tin.'
of tho president ami tjx memhorn, and
tho other tho hoard of ahlcrmon, com
l>i'iain^ lit) monihois. I ho puci;.o mini
hor of I 'ouioci at m chosen < uumd hoc
jpdok nonr.HT a. van \vv< k.
tinintert" at the present writing.
appears lv> l?o a strong probability thai
tho Democrats havo won n majority ol
t ho borough ollieos along with the mil
nieipal places. v
Tho voto of Van Wyok in Now \orli
count v is approximately the samo as
was cant ft? llryiin in ss.u'. * hie h w in
|.>*> ( ? moral Tracy, l.opublican,
polled approximately .'j"?,0uo, against
SleKinlcy'i* voteof lAtl.W.i in Now \ork
county, \\ hilo I ,ow polled approximately
?? Mint, and (loorgo l-'.OOtt.
In Kings county, which inrludns Iho
eit v of MrnoliU a. tHo Dry mm vote wns
7ii'ss-? whilo V?n \V vcIv'h will bo almost
t ho same. Against .\lel\ inley'a wte ol
10JI. (loneral I racy polls appioxi
to ntol v o?io, whilo Low's vote in ap
proximately <i'i,<n>".
In theno Iwd conn t ies t ho fdraiphl
Itcpuhlican vote ; l.ous a follim: ???' ?>[
jjoarl v !?."?, <>(>(>, or in excess ol tho total
voto for Seth Low, whilo t ho Tammany
voto e?pi:iln, if it lloos not ulighlly ox
ccoci, that oast for Hryan
The polling oamo within about , .?0.0(10
of iho entire registration, which. <011
sidorin:: tlio weathn 0. million* under
whioh tho election proceeded. wan all
that oouhl ho expected. i ho day ? -is
wot, foggy. "miinijy." t<i :i degree.
Following is the til 11* t tola '?? <'i,>
v.dofi received l.y the three loading can
? lidates for Mnyorot Creator Now t .n U
Complete relums havo Uon teeeivotl
H01.1 all of tho di- tints: \ an Uyek.
o;tr,. 1st ; Dow. HS-Vht; I racy, 10l>.s'-;;
Van WvoU's plurality o\ei l.ow ^i:,
'I luimglioiil t ???' Mate.
Iho lain, which piovailod all over
1 ho Stall), hud iho elloct ? ?t keepiti".
1 many of tho country votois away trom ,
I iho pulls. Tlirt 10; nit ih appnron^^i 1
j 1 ,-il need majoi it io? k ' ^ ' 11 ,
? 1,'epuhlicaii distiioH t-> \\ m. ?' 'd
I luco. tho Uepn bl ioiiu nominee lor Chief j
.ludpoof Iho < '0111 1 of Appeals, j
i < >utfi<lo of Creator New Oik, with
' |.i iliHt 1 toP< '?> hoar Iron., di^palohe: I"
j ill,- \r.sooiatod IVors '-how the election
..I 0 republicans and l. I tomoei .-its.
I t 1 :s he' lo\ o<i I hat tills insures the Con
tinuance of llepublH'an control of Iho
I \'.*-oinhly, whatevei 1 1 1 11 \ 1 ?> the rosu.t
j in I ho I i 1 cat or Now Vol, dhli iets.
Ohio to l>oiil?t
I ho result 111 Ohio i-; ro olo'o that it
1 inn \ ? roipnro tlio ollio.al oifiint l?> .h l< 1
luino. it. oiipoi'ially ?>n tho poltltoal
: coinploxi.m ft" tlio' I o-islHluio. I ho
llrpulilioana and tho 1 'I'tnocrats ?ro
li.it h i luiniui^ tho bluto and iho l.o,;i.s
laturo with huch pot:i:>Souoo that 11
u ill r.-pnio tlo- official <-..nnt t-> at lonsl
p,-t ono or tho othn to o. n.. di- <lohat.
I lo'oinp'.i'to rotum indicuto tlio . loo
lion (d Iho Itoouhin nn St.ito tickol l?y
]o mio tn I hut tlio M? nit ? ? 1 ? _ Iho
T.o^islaturo i;< so clofo that no do'imto
ji^ni c.< can 1 o 1:1 yen out.
I Irinooi i.t - olftiin Coiilhicnl! v a :n a 1 1 y
iii l.olh hraiu'lios ol tin- 1 ov.islaturo,
hut ivo no figures on Iho iiunihor ot
Kcp^osontalivi ?< and . nut >?.??. Iho
| J i-pii I il it'll 11 s 0I11 i 1 11 ? I I ?i ? i 1 ? -i' III at I \ 1 *
and i ; ^ fiiators sure. "> i ' \<>Iom on
joii t ha!!. '. I- hcin- iiucj^hi v to olcol
a Ser.ator.
lii'Tiinrnitlc < ? m 1 11 -a to N o vn rsr> .
J'ivo I ii'inoo. ats iiiol 0110 Hopuhlioan
were olootod Mate Senators in Now
?J ei BO V. 'ho leiiuStt i ?ji i;.>i slaiuhx
I lep'lhl loatiM, II; l>onn'Oia!f. .. ...
'J ho voto in New .1 craey waa light
?J L10 Deinoerala ina.lo gaiiiH in almost
everv count v and tho llopnhlioaiu* io
luin coiiliol' of Iho Si.ilo Hon-c of As.
teinhly by a narrow miiioritv. 1 ast
xearthoro woiotmt four Peniocratu in
tho lower house. , '1 his year thero will
ho Tho Ilepuhlieaiis will havo ;$??
mcnihers".
IvaiiHjis AkhIii Slow.
Knnsni rcturtm hnve eomo in Vei v
, flow I V and ns the tiekcta were oiihielv
local it is impossible to givo an ostimaio:
at all approaching roliabilily. In no
Stato were thorotumfi (dower iu coming
in during tho iast cleclions, perhaps,
tKAu in Kanvfts, and Ihia ycar-wtH not
bo an excoption to tho Mile. In hanhfts
City, Kan., tho ftrnt city in tho Klalo,
Iho Hopublicftn* will probat.ly olcct
tlioir ontiro tieket by small majorities
Jtlarylrtiid O oie,
Tho U?pitbliean? Jjuyo olcofod their
entity munio pal ticket in J'altmi.n'e,
, ami will out i ol both 1 ra .chv:? of t jo
< I v (".Jtinril. They ha\ua(so ciune I
?'!l t'li'eo ot tho Ihdtunoro le^b'latix o
dl-trtcls n.id the Ui'Ut ii tho I'llltod
'st a t y.i .Senate now Jtllod by Arthur i\
< IdllllHtl, llU'liJM ill lilt) i ulatJCO, .ho I hut
a few votQ&.inay turn tho aculo. Uo
I *oi I s llii'outfhout tho Sluto indicato that
tho Democrat* may poahibly huvo >?
majority on Joi/it ballot in tho Ansom
l?ly, which wilt inMiro tho re-election
ul Sonutoi Uohnuu.
Iv <? ti I ii <j hy,. I >f in oc rat I c.
lioturuM icc/'ivpd indicato a I>emo
ci alio iimjonl v ofjj from I ft, out) ?<>
t''5o. Tho majority of ( 'hu't. 1\ Weaver
I hMuoi'i 4! ju candidate tor mayor of
Louisville, over (loor#o I), Todd, tho
preheat incumbent, i* estimated at i'touiy
H, OOti to
i other states.
In Vii ^finia rottlrns indicato UiO cloo
tion of Tylor us Governor, ovorMe('au!l
I>y a very lul^u majorilv. 'J'ho Uoinw
crate: M tli? ticket ii elected by about
V. ,<)!?') <.i ilo.di)') majority, ami tho Dorn*
" t il, huvo t wo-thirds of tho Ilousoof
I ><-?? ;;;itoa and foui Tilths of tho Noiialo.
?l 1 a 1 ti i in;,' 1 1; tu nia imlioato thai f u^tyn
Inn ran iod Nebra ku by a K' oator pin
tality than was f^ivoii Jir.Van last .year.
[ I hit i v In o precincts outside of Lincoln
and 1 huaha indicato tho election ot tho
luniuM ?>tato ticket by net loss than
IV?, 0(H).
- 0
A A|t)S < ; 1 ' A1 MINMiH
thoppixt l)ou<l While M;itilii'.' 110 I m
proinptu Speech.
Amort .1. C'ummings, tho nolod con
gressman, and well known newspaper
man, dropped dead in .New ^ork. IIo
\\ aa chairman of tho Democratic cam
paign ciimmitlco and when ho fell dead
\vna making an impromptu speech at
I'ammany hall.
Anion .1. ('ummin^H wan born iiy
('onklin^, X. V., in IStO. 1 1 in fattier
cditod a weekly roli^ioflS paper in I r v -
iii^ton, iiinl the you 111 entered the
printing <?liiee at the a^o of I'? years.
Aitov attaining manhood ho traveled
and worked at tho caso in many Matos
AM^S J. CCJTMIN'OS.
of the 1'nion nii?l in Cnnnda. 1 f o also
\isited Mexico, Central A morion
ami Kuropo. At tlio beginning;
of (ho civil war lie wan n coin
l iosi t "i on t ho N'ow York Tribune,
I >u t noon joined a regiment of vol nil
(ecrs, ami fought in the battlo of
I Vedoi icksl >iir;: ami Chnncollorsville.
Soon afterward ho returned to work at
llui " Ti ibuno" establishment. becom
ing successi vely nnjlit editor, city edt
tor, ami political editor of that paper.
I ! c was tor years on the id torial statf
of llu< New Vork "Sun " I '? he
wa> president of tho New Vork I'ress
Club, ,,Mr. ( 'uinmin^'B was known ns n
rea l s- extemporaneous speaker. In 1SM(?
In; iviu elected a reprcsontat i vo in con
^ress w hid, place he lms heiil ever since.
I II M IH'MNKSS WIIHLI)
I.i juIrI reot Say* Wheal Is Again
Above a Dollar a Itiislicl.
I *ra< 1st reel s commorcinl review for
the past week nnys; (Jononil trado ro
? m f n m moat of tho feaiuro:i of n week
ii^o, with f? continued chock to the
movemenl of staple merchandise. At
larger l-lM-dem and central Western
cities, Kales of seasonable goods have
not e<|tia!led cxpcctationsnud at none of
tlmso points has the volumo of busi
! noss increased. At < h icairo. St. Louis.
I Halltuioro, New York ami Providence,
there has been a deerensein tho vol
| nine has been in fomc linos, duo in part
| to the um-i'ii.'.oiiablo weather and in
instances to the continued <piaran
tine of yellow fever districts. Some
jobbers at cities which .supply Southern
merchants hnvo delayed sending out
travelers and in instances have called
travelers home. Mercantile collections
are (dower, tiJliiU! in orders are smaller
and more infi oqueiit. and business in
staple ti i tho latter half if (October,
aside froni^ thai in wool aud met
als has been m mow hat disappoint
inc.
I lie Northwest continues to make
relatively mote lavnruMo lC-poita as to
tiado, although at M il w autceo and Min
neapolis, mild weather hay check M
d i;->tribu i n.ii. Nearl\ all Southern cities
except a few in Texas, Arkansas and
CJeoryia. continue to feel the influence
of t lie yellow fever <|uarantiue. the ex
tremely low price of cotton and delayed
collections.
Consumption of iron and steel con
t nines hen v y. but nulls refuso orders
for V<H7 delivery, in tho belief that the
cost of making iron and steel w ill bo
higher Woolen ?oods continuo tirm
and in fair demand, with an upward
tendency, but cotton fabrics are weak
and tho market is heavily stocked.
W heat is again oiiovo a dollar, on
continued heavy exports. Our wheat
export movement, a^giet'itting more
than OUt', (KM I bushels within thirteen
weeks, is unprecedented and points to
a keener appreciation of (ho statis
tical strength of whont by Huiopcau
impoiters than by ninny Amoricnn
traders. Kx polls of wheat (llout* in
chub d asv. hrnt from both coasts of
tho United States and from Montreal
this week, amount ii, t) 1 I , bushels,
against nyn bushels last week ; -
Ov^j/JOO bushels in tho last week of Oc
tober. IN'Jii; 2, M:?,0U0 bushela in V
!>3l,uuu bushels m IM'.M, and as compar
ed with 2,800,000 bushels in tho like
week of 185KJ. Koports of Indian corn
nmouiit'to l,A8;>, UW bushels this woclt,
compared with 1,177,000 bushols Inst
wook ; 2,0-19,000 busholfi in tho corres
ponding week of 18U0; 1?0?0,000 bush
els in IMO'i; 1 40, 0(M) busliols in 1894, nnd
as contrnrdod with 61U.000 bushels in
1 81W. Tlio totnl nurnuor of husinoss
fnilutos loportcd throughout tho Unit
cdStntos thin week is 218, compare I
with 20*? last we<Jk. Thero nro busi
u ess failures rei?orted from tho Domin
ion of Canada Ibis week, comparo<i
xvith 27 last w<yk.
No mnn ev</r n mounted to auythlng
who could nnNnvc* all the fool q?im
tlonR nuked nt n school or civil service
ftxnmluatlou.
I-HUMPKTOAMiS,
1 1 1 1 1 1\ * n Horn humid 9 it Win ning Nolo
to ( ho UnroUrriiMMl,
VICHY man baa a
tlij5 r lioop it
chained.
I.ovo sctB courage
on lire.
Opportunities tra
vel on wlnga.
Rot patlcnco to j
driving a bulky ;
horse. /A> i
Bclf-rcBpeet Is the
back bono of tnau- !
hood.
Thy uureat wny i
not to got nyiopa- :
thy Is to whino for It. I
Why is !t (hat Iho (lollur lings louder :
lhau the church bcJl? j
Tho 1 1 mo saved from tho table by
hurried eating Is lost In l?ed. ^
There Isn't room to draw a Hue bo
tween sympathy and succor.
Tho devil 1/j never too busy to rock ,
tho crudlo of a stooping saint.
Only lovo for tho drunkard makes ,
righteous hatred of (ho saloon.
Jesus Christ never tried to cram tho
ology down an empty stomach.
A city's righteous men do moro to '
preserve Its peace than Its pollco. ^
The congregation needs to btlck o? j
closely to tho text as tho preacher.
Don't talk about a "freo salvation"
when you mean a cheap salvation.
Many a man will tight for Ills creed,
who has no blood to shed for Christ.
If wo will do all tho will of God wo
know, we will noon know more to do,
Tl>rt man who would lead others',
must have the courage to step off alone. .
Whenever you find an empty whisky
bottie, you may expect to llnd a full
man. j
God was light to the. children of Is
rael, but a lightning tstroko to tho
Egyptians. j
'J'he greatest danger In tho "danger
ous classes," Is the danger of classify- j
lug men at all. ( N
It Is Imposslblo for any man to^lvo j
for Christ, without llrst knowing that j
Christ died for him.
Selfishness is a Dead Sea into which
all the sweetness poured turns bitter
for want of an outlet.
When Jesus said, "Let your light so
shine," ho was talking to thoso who
had light that did shine.
Moro Irreligious persons would at
tend preaching, If more of tho preach
ing was aimed at them.
Unregenerato man Is a powder maga
zlno with passion and appetite enough
to wreck him, If ignited.
A man with splendid nbllltleo that
uro nof couacer'uted to God, is like a
first-class fiddle unstrung.
People who don't believe In revivals
of religion, can't consistently believe In
washday or house-cleaning.
It Is a woste of breath for the mother
to warn her boys against ,the cigarette
while their father 18 pulling away at a
pipe.
A high-priced choir may decoy bIu
uers to the church, but the preacher
who depends on such things never bags
the game.
fconio people ought, like spring doors,
to have "pull" or "push" painted on
tliom, for when you go at them they fly
in your face.
Ant Flo. |
Ravages, wo know, Indulge In such I
luxuries as grubs and locusts, but for a j
civilized white man -to finish up his din- j
nor with a dish of raw ants seems too ?
nasty to bo credible. Yet In Mexico !
It Is the custom? and a custom adopted
by plenty of colonists and visitors.
The ant eaten la called the honey ant, j
and Is perhaps as curious an' Insect as
lives. Willi ii tiny head and legs, It has :
a huge body as big as a large pea, and
this Is yellow and swollen with excel
lent honey.
In each nest there are 300 or 400 of j
these honey aula, which arc attended '
by thousands of others. The honey anta ?
hang on to the roof of the colls In tho |
nest while ilie others feed them. Thpy j
are, In fact, living storehouses of win- '
tcr food. An observer says that If ono ?
of the honey ants falls from his perch
a worker will go and pick him up and-,;
replace hUn. This Is as If a man were i
to walk up the face of a cliff carrying ;
a largo buffalo or cart horso on his (
back. * I
A woman doesn't reaHy know what
criticism Is until ?lio gets married, and
yoes to visit her husband's kin. ^
Wooltu luuratn rnr|)(>t U3c? ?
Imported V< I v?M ur|>tv, 8l?C.
Our etulro fovoo is working d;iy n?i<l
iitvfiit tilling ordeitt. Vou, (tl60| CAQ
WVVO 60 to ttJ p*r e?Kt. on A lurj'fct by
writing lor out t)QW C'olorfd Cni-pct
Cataloguo wbloh kuowu ull got da lit
lithographed oolor# und wit U e??ot diij- !
tltictne**. Tho book cost# you nothing,
if you wish quality samples, acrid 80. in
fttiuni'8. Ouc now lid pugo general
catalogue of 1'urnfturo, I>raporlc?,
CrocUory, Bloves, Ma. will bo icady
alter Nov. 1*1. Wrlto for It thtn.
JULIUS MINES & SON, '
RALTINOltE, Kll),
zi I'leaso mention this paper.
coiiuK?roNi)RNotc ft?viTRn.
Old Dominion Iron ?!b IVnll Whs HU-lnnonil, Vn
TENNESSEE'S BEAUTY
SPEAKS FOH lltn ShX,
Poylo'n Station, Tontl.,
writes; !*>'. 5Ii A. ,6lm?
11U)1)H LlV?l'JI?<llcllH)uCO(l3
110 commendation. It spoftka
for Itself. It curtn I*lvcv
Disorders tipd bronka up
IlillousuoBS und Illlloua
Collo. I think It 19 far bet
ter tlmu "ThecUord'a Black
brought." 'a
Menstrual Suppression.
This occurfi In early womanhood, edpoo*
Idlly when tho constitution 19 not nlrong.
It inny result from sudden oxposuro to com.
Immersion of tho hands mid foct in colu
water, sitting on tho cold ground or damp
grass, sedentary habits, confining occupy
tionfl, continued standing on tl?o fect, Irreg*
idnr hours and forcing tno dovolopment of
tho mind nt pchool. Host Id essential and
moderate oxcrcl.sc In tho open fair most bono
llclnl. <? The bowclo should l>o moved nt least
oncc n day by small dosoa of Or. 3>I. A. Sim
mons I,lvor Medicine, and tho rostoratlvo
elleotsof l>r. Simmons Smtnvr Vino >Vln<>
should be Hoc.urr.d by taking roguf.'ijfly a
dose thrco Union n day for several wfcfca.
Term., writes: Ilftvo
U8C<1 I>r. HI. A. Simmons
J,ivor Motlifcitio lOycarafor
Sick 6 to much, I-osb o t
Dealt, Low Spirits. It
r!ho cures I.Ivor J>iaeiiBo,
IJiiiouHncKS, Constipated
llou-cls. It ilocs not yrlpo,
and takes loso to operate on
1110 than cither ' lllack
Draught" or '?Zcil|u'?,Anu(l
il )i is ti moro thorough an<l
ire.ntlo ctrcdt. aiul loavee uiy
ny*tem in "better condition man cnucr
"lllack Draught'' or ^Zcilln's."
Gonora! L&9ditudb.
We are provided with flvcorpnns for keep*
ing the blood pine; they hro the ekin, tlio
IctdiK'yR, tlio liver, (lio lungs nnd tlio
l?o\v?<li?. TIjo bloo<t beeomea impuro to r
one or both of two reasons:
first, nomethliig Impuro lins b?cn put
tn( o it ; .Second, tlio flvo excretory orgtma
liftvo nut been nufllelenlly active.
Owing to Its complicated formation, tlio
blood i? liable to many morbid changes.
If any of tho organs Just mentioned art not
in perfect workiutf ordor, t>o that Impurities
are retained, the blood bocomcB disordered
and even diseased. When .corrupted* lt3
finpurHiesaro absorbed by the tissues, entitl
ing eruptions, rovers, lassltudo mul langonr.
For restoring the ubove organs to n health
fill condition there in 110 mcdlclno no efFeo
ilvo aa br, M. A, Simmons Liver Ale?ll?
TB'UE.
Rice'aGooscGrease Liniment
la ?.hvnya hold under a Knarnnto? to unroall
adieu nnd palm*. rheumatism. m-uralKitt,
Kjirnins, bruises ami hums. Jtisnlso tvitrianl
ed l? cuift colds, croup, roughs and la >;rippo
quickor (linn any known remedy. No euro
no pay. Hold l?y nil driiKRifd" ?>ml general
stores. Mado only by i.OO.SK OTCEASE
LINIMENT CO.. Oickknsijoiio, N. O.
SAW MILLS.
mil), any sU*. wtlj*
before buying elsewhere. 1 liar"
llioinust cotuplvto Jjno of aiilb o( any ?
d<>iiKr\<r. Hi a uu Metric*- ?? the South,
CORN MILLS."
Very hluhedt fllftdo St 0003, at unuauol
>ry
Jv low l'liC?9
WOOD WORKING MACHINERY,
Planer*, Monldorx, Kd/fff, tta Sftsv,
IJ.'uhI Saw*, limits, do.
ENGINES AND ^BOILERS '
Taj hot t I.lltbll.
rn^wberg It ice Uullor, lu atook, qulofc
(k'livr-rv, low price;?.
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MACHINERY.
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I ivn^loblll'tt JflCO UUIIi ru int t
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I Cane .Mills, Kvnp r.ilojii ami Sugar Ki?ttlos.
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, Parking, i?iTt.v-ana tT(Mng.?, puiuya arid
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