The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 10, 1899, Image 4
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moatly agrioul
Machinery ami
the Govern*
pktfaty ot?
f?itnporta
r??peetlyb trddo
ry it -practically
tntereourne bo.
our own it to
that
?tfrM if U ft wonder
not been thought
the n&w port of St.
tofCPft etearaoTB may
jreight on t wharves,
eura nre waiting to
th? leading centres of
Jhl Blood B???, 46
?n< a clenft skin. No
Jagcaretu, Cwrtly Cathar
d and keep it clean, Ivy
' liver and driving nil iiu
body. Uegin to day to
Oilftu blotches. blAckhcAds,
ioui complexion by talcum
ty tor ten cents. All diug
t guaranteed, 10o, 23c, 80c.
HI j$odertQfcaru' union throat
"ihau found uHvo In tlmt
Ho. 6.
A Oolrt In One Oay.
tno Tttbtaift. At)
fftll-j in cure. 'tt<v
>Hromn Uutntnu Tithltttft.
14 mnnttv if It f*
l *? n ruin, y*?t many a rami
,? thr? >uirh a oivll notion.
Awoke Your l.lf# Avrnjr.
^tobacco easily nn<t forever. bo nnift
We. narvo nnd vliror, tnlcc No To
iTOtflr- worker, UmtmnUrH wrnt; mm
|*U dru?t?lsta, 6Uo or tl. Cure ponrun
wsoktet and tmmnle free. Aildrpris
Itenaody Co. , GIiUuko or New Voile
{*??? tflvo according t<> th?lr unmiM
t aoourdii) t to I h >lr moan uug
le Greatness
Medicine
>v?U by tho tionlth of tho p?oi>!o
taken It. Aloro pnoplw
tnailo wull, moro cases of
lDlQl(liuvit liavo Imiiui ?? it r?'< I
IOOcTb tyw/aapariliu t ln? u by any
L. rpMtUciiiH la l lio world. Hih
iHtf ooiiiNJnatloii. | ? r< ? | ? ? ? r t ion
)tOi'??n In I(m |ih?jii? ral lull inako
l'? Harnnpar.iliu piamiiar lulut'K
juequaliml py any otuor.
:r.7.^T',c*,r'cn' "
r/rvmpvlso nil Hip p.irtaHp nr
tfe<Jnlrprt tii n piny. Guns nnd
jjh??jrehlph too often fall to po n(T
* 1 crlMrnl moment? are props:
of brw?rt. fowl*. fruH. nil mnd<?
(iifli papier maehp. are nho
[,5Vfi may ?l?o inoindp thow
pljt poblets. only Koon on
Trtrfrh mnlff such a -non
fthud when they full and
Oip boards. n* nmotip the
jcnts of the projK>rty 111:111.
pa at pantomime time flint tint
ll Is nt I1I9 busiest. Hits
n?THl mnko-bpllove sausages and
ibles. without which 110 pnni<>.
rwotild hp complete. nrp mingled
fairy wnnds. garlands of arlllb
mm. basket-work frame* for
jKoHhmo/lnf.lon of plnntn, nnd otli
Wticles too /nvrufonn to mention.
t*?e rlpht tliinps aro fortheoinlnp
i the right moment is one of tlioxo
teries only known to propprty mt-?.
onp of tlipso uspful momlicra of
theatrical world thp ability and In
itlen to wrltp a l>ook. whnt an en
lntnp volume could lie turn out'
)ED BY MliS. I'JLiN K H AM.
Xn. W. 15. PAxroy, Youngtown,
fbrtb Dakota, writes nbont. her htrug
to regain health after tho birth of
Uttlo girl;
Mns. Pin-kit am:? It is with
_ that J add my testimony to
list, hoping that \t may indueo
to avail themselves of your val
jpedicinc.
tUli birth of my little giil,
yaara ago, my health was *oy
~ had leueorrhoca badly, and a
bearing-down pain which
gTew worse, until I could do
Also had headacbo DdHr
tb# time, and dizzy fcolinr;s. .Mm
vcre very profuse^' nr.j ? n -
tvary two weolcs.
I took medicine from a good doctor,
,1 -lal.lt aeemcd to do no good. i was
_ teOOming alarmed over my condition,
iHw) I read your advertisement in a
ir. X aent at once for a bottle of
ta IS. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
mand after taking two-thirds of
bottle I felt so much better that I
two more. After using three
X felt as strong and well as any
V7
; /f tWnk it Is m i '?Ast medicine for
' ' weakness ever ndverti&cd, nnd
, it to CTery lfxly I meet huf
?from this trouble."
?ity is a wonderful experience
'.women approach it wholly
Childbirth under right
i need not terrify women,
of Mrs. Pinkhatn is freely
) all expectant mothers, and
> la beyond question the nn.,t
_Jfbo obtained. If Mrs. Pay
Written to Mrs. Pinkham bo
it she* would havo been
Mri. Pinkham o
??n
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wtft ku atoo tMte
hwit nnrnnm
, ilo.
1 Ml III 0111.
i ? i ? "?
Magnificent Charges of Our Troops
Under Heavy Fire*
THE TREATY Of PEACE RATIFIED
There W? One Vote Over (he N cesiary
Two-Thirds ? Report d Tint Qcrman)
Furnished the Intur jenu With Gun*.
Manila (By Cable. )? Owinsr to tbo
area embraced lu the kouho of Sun
day's euuutfomoui, a huiui oirole of ful
ly I? iihIoh, dotllllH I O^irillll^' i tt < 1 1 v i ? I -
\?ttl lighting have boon extremely ? 1 1 111 -
cult to obtaiu. J lio fir hL nboi from lite
^merioan uoutry wa? evidently accepted
an a pi-H-ft. ranged m^nui, for it ?4?
to lowed ulinoHt lmnio liata y bv a tor
rible imilade uloiitf the entire FiIidiuo
line ou the north aide of the I'amjf
river. The American ouipoUa reiuruud
the tiro with auoh vitfor that tho Fili
pino tire w 14 h chucked until the airival
of le-euforoomonts.
The >h ootjoen tratod their
forcen at throe |>ointN, Caloacan,
Sunta Me >*a and if a in^aian, and main
tained uu into, mitlont fumlnde for
some hour*, iboy brought urtillery
iuto notion ut Ualintfatan, but only one
gun annoyed ti>o Americano to any ap
preu.ub.e extuut, u bowiizer, <>n Hie
road beyond Huuta Aliisu. Tbo Third
Artillery silenuod thu ( lal i iil-iuiui but
tery by firm# two jjuuh HiinullttiioouHly,
which was followed immediately bv
voIIh.vm from tl/o in fan try. At nbout
nuilnitflit there ^va-> a lull lu the tiring
la-tiny until 3:4i a m., when the whole
Filipino lino reopened tl-?. Tne Aiueri
can* poured a ten. tin tlie into the
diirkueHN for VU hi nmea and than
there wuh another lull uutil daylight,
whou ihu Auiurioaua Keuuraily ad
Taucori.
I> 1 1 r 1 1 1 Lf tho niyhl, in renponie to
lioiir Admiral Dvwey'H hi_'iiiiIh ll oihed
ao> ohh from Cn vito, thu Uuitod Miutoa
cruiser Charleston an 1 thu gunboat
Concord, ntutioued at Multibou, pout ed
a (lemlly tiro frotu tiioir Hooondury
battery into tho Filipino tronoliett nt
('alonca'i. After duyl<ulit tho United
Hintna doublo turi?i monitor Mouad
iidcK opened thu oil* Ma.aio and kept
tdiellliit; the l'll pl ioH loft flunk, wnllo
tho other ve-?t?lH Hitched too enemy'*
r i?ht l! ink f >r Hovtoal h>urv My 10
o'clock tne Vmericann huit apparently
completely rottied .tho enemy and had
tnkon tho v Uuko-* of t'aiuwpo.ii;, Santa
M enn, I'ttiCii, SnUtOiSw, Mm i'enro,
Mucorie, Fandocati and I'ii-oh, hud da
"trojeil h ii nill'r d.H ot native ihiih an<l
bud ricoorvd po-mo^nIoii of tho water
in >tin mid io ci voir, a diilu too of^iivot
bix hi Hen.
Ouo of the uioHt notuble oventn of Sun
day'* work 'ivai driving tlio Ktlipi.ioi
out of their Miroiitth .Id ?' Pa oo bv tiiu
t?>oi vBH, a few Ov'inoiiii m.H of O.i.if.ir
ii.un^, Comiauidod by G donoi lM|ij<iH?t
The main roiid to tlie Village wat lino 1
by native hnV f.lll of Filioitio niriiu
fdioo'ern. After they had boot limit;
npoii ( lonprnft aii'l inn ntnll", kill
itiv; a driver, u\f>\ fir my on an miu tin
lance of the Itoil > i ohh ."itioiety, i oio j
tiel Duboto ifj dored the bins to bo
oleuiod inn! buruod Tuo Filipinoa oon
con 11 a ( e< I 111 I'aro . chtiretinud o >u vent,
whore they luado u do oi'muted Miami
on t no Upper utorie* A platoon of
( 'ft 1 1 fur 11 ih is, stationed oil u ?i u ? ynbor
i ii K britlifo, mantuiuod a hoi fire on
tho Fill pi no-, hut wut. unable to rout
thoin. In i ho face of u tornlloWie,
Col. Ptl O o and h few volunteer*
duhhed i%io iho ohurol), t.catisiud coal
oi' iuxide of it, Hot tiio to tut) oil and
retired. In tlio nnuiiituuj Captain
lJyer'a battery of the Hixtn Artillery,
boiubartlod the chinch, dropping it
dozen sheila into tho lower* aud roof
Company L, and part f Company
O, of the Cult forntaii^, charged ijito the
ell 11 ? oil. but were unable to a-cond tho
hii.L'lo flight oiJmoi s loading to the story
Abort1. Alter iho tucuudiuno* had iu
tirfd, a company of tho Idahoes ami
tho WifdiiuubMi (tuardf, stationed on
eithor aide of i ho buildup, picked oil
tho Filipiuoa im t hoy woiu smoked out.
Many of the rebels, ipiwov?-r, oho, a pod
into tho brtiHh in tho roar of tho Church.
Tho AuiorioaiiH ruptured of too r ob
eli and (luring tho fighting about tho
church ^0 of tlio rebei -< wore killed.
Another Intensely r.KoitniK uiei<tont oc
curred during iho oncinvment. 'lh? W/i-di
! u -? t?i 1 1 a <1 Idaho* and C ?inpaohw K ami
M, of Iho CaliforiihiUH, made chare a iiorotS
the rloe Holds between Faleo and Hanta Ana.
In tho taoo of a terrific fualhido. Tlio ground
o'er whioii tlcy t>iiM?.>d wax covered with
dead and wounded native* Mou ay. It wan
nt rht? ot the flifh'bitf and hi CxIuhvhii
ttml tljo Filt. Iium sulfated their h*avh<sl
losmw. Th ' Fourteenth fh'Kiilars were iu ?
very tl^ht place near Him{latoii, and O'dmio)
Dutioce wiik oomjtulled to ?-,i?h piNt thotn
wlih the rexurve.s. in order to prevent ilie
rejju (im from ?> mu out <>ff. In the ia?t Itti**
12 nii'ii w??r? killed tiefore iho re ho I a retired.
1J- tli MdtM cheered froqueutly durintr the on*
K'ii?emoi:t. The American "Hurrahs" were
?lm. 'Hi Invariant v met hy tlorlsivu
Amoiitf the na ive* tho Itrorolea wore Hpwial
Is in >i i'"?>, 1 1 >!?? for ilioir i>r?ivery, aooui 70' of
Ihc-o :t ikod aavnueti fnoiitu artillery (lio wuh
their bow* and arr?>w-?, ?v
Ratification oi the treaty.
Wasiiinoion, D. (). (Special). ? Ths
treaty of ; enc?? neirotiwtod bo'woou ttn
0< ra in las ion era of t li*^ I * n ited ?S wiles and
fr-p.?<u at i'Hii" wan ??itiliod Mondayby
tho United .Mates !i?fmio? tho vote be
in>; *>T ay oh to tiar-Aor uuo vote ; in ore
thuu the two-thud^ majority u*co$sary
1o secure ^onuloi i n uo^currouoe lu ?
treaty document,
in executive ?e>-.
junction of Hcoroi
ro-ult w a h Hiippo-i
the Vice- I'roHi.Ioi;
announced 1 1>.- fi :
rushed out ? '
from the -enum
that tne lieuty
I he vole wan tukcu
t?:i and lint tl tho in
v was l oin ive I. tli*
d to bo private, bii
t had mi more than
!I'VS b?*f [Ml iS'-Hll^O1 b
overv d.?i>r leadmw
ciiambi-r ilec arm
had been ratified
'iho ratification of tho peace treat
brought an I to oiio of tho ino'-f i-i
Citing con i e*i that tia-< l>oeii aimed n
0"titfreaa in yenr?. I'lio threw vo:e?
which in-ured ratillcatiou? thai it th
three which weie c< tinted in ill
doiibirui column ? wote ilio^e oi Sena
tors McEuei y, AfcLaurin and Junof, ui
Nevada Mr. Jones voted for tlu
treaty but only oftor it na^ shown h n
that r*4>ncatioD wan certain Without h
rote, MoKnerv aotl McLaiuriu woro i j
flneuced by the outbreak" of tLo Fi.i
pioot mil their auaon upon the Arneri
can aroiy.
FW ty-Nim K II d; 143 Wounded.
Cleeflrai Oti-*' rep.?rt of CA?u*litios i n
tU? * Manila flaht airffre^ato 107. Of
ti*?M ' i'J we>? of office? aud men 'killed
Wt i?rwiijnnt?d: -
Bv 4 nnaainin/'r.VA th4 ju lm^rv
hn* ?)rettfe?f Jo .
repeal wbat ia said to t* the last rem\
, saat of disqaaliftmtioo a?aio?t those*1
IU (be Ck>?l?der?ey.
wilt eoob be
toUlify the treaty of peace
thia foHtttrjf Md .Sj aia. It i
*** \
# Tre^t
The Rebels in Full Retreat andCom
pletely Routed (
AG U I N ALUO'S PHOCL . ATIONS.
t V
Senteitced Pasied on Ca*on> UU?w ??ed for
Six Years o. lull Pay-. he Irtish Parl.a
mcnt Opened.
-- ? ^ ? ? ? ?
MAKifcA (By Cable. )-Tta? Am- .ri
<??..? uie m complete control of the
?ituatijn wiliiu U imliu. Of tt,n* J2?d
from Ma ih I ik ihoir liuea. ?* to li ft
,?J to on ?? ?
and to I'uruuaciue, on t.?? "J*1''"
are full V - ??> in'OH looir. While
riew ieui^l Ue? ?f ? lie
still off-r demltoiy ?'M e
mam body oi l tuo ?"?WvV. ulhotdl*
treat and utteiiy rout ml. ()i^?,litUo
of troops originally d.awn ui > bat tlo
array atfuinst tin* Aiuoiicann, iully ?, u
third uro already
oilier** ure aoatterod in every direction.
1 ho terrible lo ? of UiO lebelH may >
uuthvred from ? l?o fact 1, ? y^"
worn buried in one MOe Held. ??*? la^
k??. ami Hi at 87 were uiterr ed ?
I'ltHtt an I .->aittu Ana. ^
, ,v?r muboai did uinblo execution
umoiiK tno rohob, hwcupuik boih bank
"f llui t.vur with hoc(iatlin? tiuus
Iwj ,?ro0 a iniioiis o,? Saturday ?ud
Monday. 'I ho tir^t naya:
??1 ouler and command: I ?*?'? Ul 1
pen-o and friendly witu the
Americana b? broken ami ih> ?
ter l?e heated kh enemm*. w tl,,"Ul0
|imi.? , lOHt-rdi.d by the lawn of wa
4 * -ecoiid, I hat tno
u,ol l>?? Held as ,.rmoi.eiH ol mar.
??Tmrd, Lhal th?H pr.ioUm *u? u 1 Do
ooiuiui.i^il to tn.. c.UHuUandt^
fouarfHH..vde. and accord a hUMUMIsiou
ol tho 4-uiiKt.tntM.i.al Kniuantco iebull.
i u " In in i lie diclai ution ol win.
A'?niiii*kh>,? i'i ool ?m von oi Moadav
h.iv^ tiro outbreak of hojoditioa wa?
??uii ju^tlV and mifxpuomdlv provoke!*
hv the American*," referring to hi?
niauift'ito ?f J ?i. nary 8. pubn-jhin* iho
a 1 luted Mr, ?%..!. we of the l d.pmoM ,a
tho hamh Of tno army of oo mi i-ati o.i
and tho "comitiui outrage" a id Viu n ib
which have boon cnn-m* iumo V to the
MuniUau."," and leleiH to t.io U lies*
cnloro icii" and "eoue.npt miow.1 (or
tho I* p i pi no ?uv.r?.ui.ul as proviuK a
m vd.t.*?twd u?ub?n??iou of justn-0
ttn|,h'e rehJd b adur t?l^o rcfoi h to the
former b Hsen of the I- dip "'"V b* ll
my "hlavory m I' I.,, and cn ?
upon i hem to ' wr.tico all "l-o'itho
1,1,111- ol honor and national 'l t' ? *
Ho iiisiMa ti nt 1)0 tned to ?v.' d o
f.ir n< p<?hhiIiIi?, an nnnwd cobllmt bnt
'of.im.'lh.t.ll .....II." i. " V'tbe
bnf.>r? 1 1) n uumoas'.irod pndo cl
Amoriea:.^ _
\\ At in i IK' I nil.
\ ^pocial from Wafhinvtoi. J " ??
i, n'dcr* ood i hat I he cmupnun Atfaiu?t
the l'uilippiiie uisu rtfeutu ik to be pro
- "?
f till N (ilsOllHMMl Ml ' I ?"OU\ 1 vm
ineetMiv, a id ihe con0.n?ion w.?k reach
la ,hnt Pefore permanent peace or
eecni it v to hlo and property could bo
noon red Aynin.ddo'H lorcoa n, -
uiHile t o Lv down i heir ?rm?. a. d it
exp oreil tlint (leneral Oti?, in Inn t
o.'era.ion wi.h Admiral Pewey.^11
, nM> forward at. onoo ?'<d eive the i
hU^onts no cliiin co lo recover from the
of last S nn day.
Sentence Passed on f.ijin.
The Pros-dent Luesdiiy oaaaed to be
promnlKO'odtno Hont^ice in Urn cn?9
of (iouund v^harlon P. Ea^au.
c..url martial Heiitouco wan dismissal
from tli^m U*y and Hie Provident bn?
oom.nnted iI.ih to h.x yonr.' HUM.onmon
from <luiv, wli oh cvarn the roiuain
der of in o tune prior to ^euoral L a
irun'a retirement in January, l?K)-?. J
wtt, ntnied by the Adjutant C.ouoral
that (ieuoral Wifinn Huapennion oar
,,?h him to wit III n ? few aayn of ^lim re
tuement under the njre limit. He w
t" ,? ...cl?.e.l I'M '? re,"? J'!
llio I ovular rank and pay provided JU
I, ....sen 1 he hontenoe of ?n*pou
Hion ncc-rdinsc to the le?al ofllcera of
tho hi'parliuent, ?1 ?-o? not deprive Oon
or 1 Ka.au of any partof hi. pay. but
aa tho non'onoo roads: '?without rank
an ,td ut v. " ho Iomjh hia allowances,
whioii iiiolndo commutation of q1101!"
r?ri ration and fuel and his hor.e al
lownnoo. This is quite a largo tiuaucial
ltOLU. ?
Proposed Gift Hy Carnejif.
Androw Carnesrio has ofTerod the oity
of Atlauta jrlOO.OUU for a free public
library, i ho couditiotiM beiui; (hot the
city f 11 r n 1 li ttio hi to Hint devote $."i,UU)
per year to the mainluuuuoo of the in
stitution.
It ia estimated that 00,000 sheep in
soul hern Colorado are dyinu of cold
mid huiiKor. .Many tl^cks have been
uhuudoiied by the herders.
London (Hy Cable) ? Parliament was
opened Tuesday morning, the calleries
of both hoUHt'N bi'ttiK crowded with
notable people. t he Quoou'h npeeoh
was i cud tiy Lord Chancellor, the Karl
of IlatNpury, m the Hon*** of Lords,
the member* of the f&n*eof Commons
lining in attendance. Ttio speed made
? tie 11 - 11 u I reference to the i Hc;fie rola
tioiiM vx'Htiii^ bt'tween Uroat Britain
unci forei^-.;: coiiutrien, referred to the
interesting (j leMioijM befora thepnblio,
b<<tli domu?lio and foiei*rnt and el
piuar e< I the liope that the Crntan qu?n
Hon in in a fa r way of sottleineut. 1 t.e
ppeerh hii <-oii need lhat hills will be in*
tiixiuoed f<>r tlie uiUiiiOicai uoverument
<>t ilio pioinotion of *econdary educa*
lion. In both lioiineH reiereuce was
made to the Knowing friendly relations
but ween ttio United &tate? and Great
Britain.
Desperadoes in .Vailla.
A ftiecat from Manila tavs:
I hero are many indications that Ma
nila is full of tb-aperadoe* who had in
tended to co-oper?i9 with Aga>ut?Uio.
llit; police are coutinually capturiuK
men uud women wth wchi'OIIh in their
clolhiuj;. 1 he ri^ijence of the autbori*
t ion in this ritH, ecta la hitib ly reaaaarwg
Tho trial of Senator Qnay bas again
been pout ponvd.
I pidem'c of Spotted Fcrrr.
A apfoTal from Morgan to?ro.~~ Iba
?onu tv ?vmi of liutUr c?tuutyr la the
western ? art of Kentucky, 14 Ktlea
fr*?m nny r?|lroa?l, f?y? ?? e|>?de??*e ??!
spotted ?KVor or apiaal meningitis in
raging (here, old and young dying
>ao?d y. It i? iap??*ibU to estimate
fcotrtwnjr have ilwil and tfcar* to mo
ouo to rtiKiri tue true cooriitioa, It to
Known ibut there srn imi looser
?? ibo pla^o d
Par I mil out 0 cneJ.
/
n-n ? |mn c ? irrtk.ati
??cti<>a*. It m ic|H*it4
mur a few left iikkn.ii.
fr'.ticfceaeud belpa-,
TJ-fi
THE NATION'S tAW-MAKERS.
I'roccedinjf* of the Senate and House Day
by Day.
8KNAT8.
TninTY srxTn Day. ? For a few rain
Utos in tho i? enuto iu thu afiuiuoou it
ucumeU likely mat a vote m^lit be
UWeu on oiieoi' uiuru of tho resolutions
relating to expansion that mo peuding
before that l>o<l jr. Li ud my, of Ken
tucky, offered a resolution against ad
u.itung to statehood the territory ro
cently acquired. The resolution wai
left ou the table ? ubi to oatl,
TtUI?TY'S*VENTB Day. ~ A notable
spoech was made tn the Senate by
hpoouer, of Wisconsin. Ho took tot
h?s text the anti-expansion resolution
ottered by Vest, but did not confine
himself to thnt particular declaration
of policy. 'I'll I man. of South Curoliua,
offered "tho following resolution, wlnob
wu? udopted: "That the President b?
i to Hired, if not incompatible with the
puolio interest, to inform (ho Heuate
whether auv franchises or concessions
of any character are habit' or have bpon
y ran ted by any municipality in Cubu
and Porto Kico since the military oc
cupation thereof by the IJuiied States; '
if so, what ttiey are, for what leugth !
of tune ami the authority by wliiob '
they have beou (/ranted. "
Thirty -eighth Day. ?For more thau i
five hours the Semite listened to at* j
uumoutsiu opposition to expansion unit
in opposition to the ratification of the
treaty of peaco. Tho speakers wort
Money, of Mississippi, and Paniel, ot
Virginia. A joiut resolution w?h
adopted authorizing tho Secretary ol
War to hftvtt erected In the Colon com
eterv, tit Havana, Cub'n, n MlRMdc
granite monument to tho memory of
the sailors und marines who lost their
iiven by tho explosion of the United
Mates Hteauifchip Maino and nppropri
tiling Slo.OUU for the pnipo?o.
TuutTY -ninth Day. ? This wns an
other day of expansion oratory in the
.Senate. in the opou sendou the
H|l^ttlVb'i If W Ut O V- rtlfttfu, *'| 1 C-A'l",
\\'<>lcoit, ot Colorado. Chilton made s
O' nMttuuonal argument in support of
i ho Vent ie8<dntion. Woloott mado au
eloquent, almost impassioned appeal,
to the ." eiiuto for the rntihouli'>u of tho
peaoa treaty. At <J:15 p. m. , on motion
of Lodge, tho Senate wont into exec
utive session. At b:&> p. m. the SouuU
a l jour tied.
I ojitieth Day. ? In the Sotinto ver\
liitle business was transacted. The
treaty of pence negotiated between the
commissioners of the United Rtatoe
and Spain wai rtitiiied iu executive
torsion.
Fottry-PiuftT Day. ? For two houri
the Senate bad tho resolution dcclar
atory ot a policy of this L'overiiuieiii ill
the Philippints uodor discussion, bu'
no vole was reaobed, Tho Hpeakeri
r/ere Tillman and Lod'.'G. The India?
Appropriation bill was taken up but
uot Completed.
run 1IOUSK.
TiinrrY-TCiaiiTH Day. ? Tho Tlnu^o en
tered upon thecoijnidoi ation of the river
11 tttl harbor lull mal inudo rapid prog
ic h. Fifty of tho8tf pu^es of tho bill had
im'dii completed when tho House ad
journed. I ho litl! appropriates directly
nil \it $12t$0(>,00 ) mid an hor.'i'o con
tacts to tho extent of S18,0U0,00C
udilitiou ill.
tni kt v- ninth Day. ?Tho rivor and
harbor hill carrying k1 i</htl v uioro thuu
000,000, panned thy Hoit-e by a vote
of 1 00 1? ? 7. r-evernl amendments were
udopted, providing for Mtrveys, induct
ing lliuwafiHco river, Tenn , from its
mouth to tlio Oconee river, from Gal
veston jetties to Texas City, with a
view of obtaining u depth of 2ifeot and
a width of 100 feet; and .Tames liver,
V?. , with n view of deter in .uing the
cost of dredging to the head.
Fortieth Day. ?Most of the timo of
tho House during tho three hours' pen
sion wan consumed in filibustering
against relief hdla uu the private cal
endar. Tuo lilibuator wtta *uccossful
and the IIoii'-o udjouruod without tak
ltitr up the bills. Tho oonferenee ro
port on tho diplomatic appropriation
bill wa? adopted.
FoiiTY-FrtiBT Day. --Tho FIouso passod
tho Military Academy appropriation
hill, carrying about tftioO.UOO. It nerved
itH a text tor a speech by Mr. Griggp,
nf Goorgio, on tho President's ttuggos
tion that tho governmont caro for tne
graves of tho Confederate dead, llo
referred to tho devotion of tiio South
oru men to the country, from t!ie days
of Appomatox to those of Santiago.
Mr. Griggn' Kpicch was warmly ap
plauded mid ho received nintiv con
gratulations. After U o'clock tho House
devoted its attention to tho eulogistic
speeche* of Thomas Benton and l'rauk
I'. Iiiair, whoso stutuos have boou pro
son ted by Mi anon ri for oroctiou iu
Statuary Hall. 1 bo resolution accent
ing the btalutan wii3 agreed to &ud ut
i:4>ri p. m. , the Hoimo adjourned,
Fomv-SECOND Day. ? this wan sus
pension day in tho House, and .quite
>i number of b 1 1 1 a were parsed, Homo of
in por i aiice. Tho census bill, prepared
tiy tho House committee, went through
hy a vote of 147 to 42. I ho bill differs
ill uevora! essential lontnres from the
eiiato bill, partly o w i n if to tho fact
that it makes the ( ensus iiureau ontiro
Iv independent of uuv existing depart
ment. A bill wan passed to i-x tend t he an tt
contract labor laws over the Hawaiian
[slauds and another bill was passed to
refer 44 war claim a lor stores and sup
plies to tho Court of Claim*. They aro
ihe clams reported from tho war claim*
coninnttce, and uggrouato 3312,000. A
bill was piittHetl to creato a national mil
itary park on the Bite of the battle of
Vtcksburg; a!so to grant 2 A, 000 acros of
land iu Alabama to the Girls' Indus
iriol School of that State. All attompt
wan made to pass tho bill providing for
women nurses in tho army, but the two
tinrdi vote nrco-sary to take tho bill
np were not seen red.
Fohty-th ran DvY. ? Thia day waa
-et a?ide f??r the consideration of pub
rebuilding*. 1 he commit tee had io
orted bill* for buildings in :<?>
State.', authorising in the agg rebate a u
expenditure of $14, 0110,1)10. Little o'
?o opposition developed and bills were
favorably noted upon. As n re-ult forty
bills carrying or authorizing appropri
ations delegating ?l l,yt?4,000 had been
.aid a-ifle with favorable recommenda
tions before adjournment wan readied.
Vinong the bills j ?*?ed wore tho fol
lowing: Nepitt New*, Va. , ??\000;
LTzabotU City, N. C. , g-^o, 000 ; >jjln e -
Meld*. W. V*. , #J,OG0; Brtinswiek/Ga.,
$?.0,000; Beaninont. T?**., $7.1,01)0.
The monkey *r*ncl? a<U iu name
from Itit inventor. Thomo* *Vnok*y of
rjoi dcntc.vn N. T. ~
Gerald? If you dont marry ma t Shall
*o to tU doflu 0?T*iatnv-Yott-w?m*t
Sara to go fr. ??a wattle#
for yoa at tM fata.? New Tarli
naL
THE CREAMERY.
Butter must be sweet and clean. That is the first
requisite. It can not be perfectly sweet unless the place
in which it is made and all the utensils used in its manu
facture are perfectly clean.
The old rule was: "Do not use soap to clean the
churn "-?this referred to sticky rosin soap*.
Ivory Soap can be used freely ; it is the best for
creameries or dairies, because It rinses easily and leaves
neither- odor nor taste.
The vegetable oih of which Ivory Soap Is rttnde, and its purity,
fit it for many special uses for which other soaps are unsafe and
unsatisfactory.
Copyright, IS(?S. by Th* ProMn k Qwlli Cow, C!otlao\U
VERY SUCCESSFUL
fanner who raises fruits,
vegetables, berries or :
grain, knows by experience ;
the importance of having a j
large percentage of
I
i
in his fertilizers. If the fer
tilizer is too low in Potash the
| harvest is sure to be small, and j
1 of inferior quality.
Our hooks tell about the pro^r fertilizers
for all crnp^, ami we will gladly send thorn
free to anv farmer.
'
OnsrUN KALI WORKS,
- Nsssnu S* . New York.
ftnd Whlnkoy Habits
cured at hoinowitb- 1
ouliiaiu IV'okofpar- j
? ?o ii ??-?- . ? - tlcnltr* font FRKE. !
I B.M.WOOLLKY. M.D.
' AU^i V. tTnToillcc TOl N. I'ryor su ]
>1* TICK Wfien you write artvertlsr ?. kin |iy
rl mi'iition tbU imiier. It \v|i| obtain tie*t I r?*? ?
tucut uiid:a?or u ?. *>o. U
The Grand Canyon of Arizona, the j
greatest known. Is nlxnit 200 miles
lou?. upwards of 7,000 foot deep, and !
nt some points, from rim to rim, I
measures ton to twelve miles in
breadth.
Ifo?To-Bac tor Kl/ly Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit euro, makes weMi
meu8ttouL*. UiOuU pure. W)c. ftl. Ail druggists.
Amorcla usoa 14,000,000 cigar boxos an
nuady. J
C<lncxtoTnur llnireln Wltn v-'esearets.
Candy Cathartic, cmo constipation forever.
IOC, 2*o. if C. C C. fail, UrugKlstsrctundmonoy
Patent mwdioluo men fill thoir almanacs
with ancient jokes to ebow their pkill !u
prolonging llltv, <J
To Cars Constipation forever*
'pake CuncATots Canuv Cathartic. . 10c or2.Vs.
if C. O. C. fall to care, druutfibts rcfunU money
A woman seldom objects to a polf-mada
husband, uuhws ho ln.sibt9 upon hek Wcsrins
eolf-made dr? ssoh.
Fit* permanently cured. No fUsnrntafom
i e*s Hftor tlrst day's u--<? of Dr. Kllp<i*a*vreat
Nurvn Itcstorer. J2 trial bottloand ti eatlfle free
lJit. K. II. Ki.im; Ltd.. 931 Arch St . I'ltti*. 1*.?
M rs. Wlnslow'sSoothin-c -yrup for ohlldron
tcclhinv.nof tons the KUins, toducin# inllama
tin it, allay.-* p.?iu,euro< win I colto Jio a hottlo
1'lso'nCuro t^ a wonderful Cough medicine.
? A i its. . I'tcKKRr, Van Slo.e and Hl.tko
Avbk., Brooklyn, n. V , OotM 183i.
trTATH orOlllo, i itv of IOLKDO,
LL'CAS Coukty,
FnANK J. tJiinsr.r makes n^th that hols the
senior partner of tne lirtn o J. F. Chknky &
i <j..doin .* t-usine** In tlio City of Toledo, oun
ty ami State a-oreB .Id, and that said firm will
j ih >. the sum of oxb itUNnnnn dou akh for
e ch and ??vwry c teo of catahhh that cannot
be curod by tiio uso of Hai.l'b Cat a unit
Ct llK. FUAKK J. fllBXET.
Sworn to beforo mo nnd subscribed In my
l ? - J preeenc*, this CUi d*y of econmor,
? fcEAU > A. I). littA. A. W . Gl.RAKON,
f ? v~- 1 _ Notary 1'jibi.c.
Hall's Catarrh OureUtaken Internally, and
itn dlrcctlv on the blood'ATlu
aut* dl recti v on the blootl'ATld mucous sur
f-cos of tlio astern. s*end for testimonials
froe. ? F. J. 'iikvry ,fe Oo., Toledo. O.
>old by DniKKlsts. 7fie.
Hall's Family ills aro the best.
The Cur's Slavery to Duty,
The Czar's tr.olnncholy visit to Co
prnlinKon Is nearly over, and soon '??>
will be hurrylug across to Europe. to
rejoin the Czarlun at Llvadla. A p:irt
from the Oi-ension itself, his stay iu
the Danish capital appears to have
been marked by exceptional doom
The youns autocrat occupied three
modest rooms In th<va#rrcrowdc<l pal
ace of BernatorfT, ifnd Is said to have
passed almost his whole day tn his
little study reading or writing dis
patches. Every morning a courier ar
rived from 8t Petersburg wltb ?
fresh batch, ami ever 7 evening an
other set oqt thither to t?ke back the
result of the. day's Work. After break
fast he walked for an boor wltb bis
mother in the park, that being the
?ute iwipatluu lie permitted hluiacff;
. besides Joining the other members or
4-tb?-fam|lr for ? a sboH tlw m% sad
after meals. He most of te?4^va look
1m (MBMd ibpot the place a arelpsa
to tba company of bio stalwart
- . - - ?
tm " -
r i^iilnr
^sf "" ""
A VS" r ->u 'j Contusion.
"My wife me to bring Vorue
nomothing to-night," said Dodson. as
lie started to leave his ofllce, "hut I'm
blessed If I con think what it is."
' Why don't you telephone and ask
her what it \a'!" suggested hl3 friend.
"I don't dare; It might make mat
ters worst*. I had an experience Jaat
week that 1 have not yet forgoten.
She had naked me to bring something
Uotuo witU me when I came, and I
promptly forgot all about it. Just be
fore I left my ofllee she telephoned me,
and tokl me to bo sure and bring the
littlo mluisrer home with me.
"I couldn't reiiipmbey to save rry life
that she hid KiI^TTuything to mo about
inviting the minister to dinner, but T
asked no quealons, and hiring a bs.ck.
I started away to the minister's house.
"fie hesitated about accepting lho
Invitation, but I wouldn't take no for
an answer; and dragging that estima
ble gentleman away from his Sunday
sormon, I bore him home In triumph.
"I wish you cduUl have seen the look
upon my wife's face when wo came
In and caught her wllk her hair Gore
up in curl papers, and l>o signs of din
ner.
"I looked dazed, the Rev. Mr. Blank
loolcod uneasy, and my wife looked
daggers.
"Wo managed to g?>t .through ths
evrnlnc somehow, and when the ryin
Jster lirutlly departed we went info ex
ecutive session, where my wife did all
the talking. It seemed that my wife
wanted a book entitled 'The Li Hlo
i Minister,' which f toad confused with
the Ivcv. Mr. Blank, who Is only five
; feet two. Worse than that, wo had
l>een Invited out to dinner that night
ourselves, and / rr.y wife had '?ecu
dreaming of it for a week."? Detroit
Free Press.
GOOd
KM
Your heart beats ever one hun
dred thousand rimes each day.
One hundred thousand suppliesof
good or bad blood to your brain.
v Which Is it?
If bad, impure blood, then.your
brain aches. You are troubled
with drowsiness yet cannot sleep.
You are as tired In the morning
as at night. You have no nerve
fiower. Your food does you but
ittlo good.
Stimulants, tonlca, headache
powders, cannot cure you; but
will. It mekesth* liver, kidneys,
skin and bowels perform their
proper work. It removes all Im
parities from the blood. And it
mskes the blood riota la Its Ills
fhrlnf properties.
ME,
U'CK A DUEAiEP
OK f II? BBAI? p
k red afc~
V "41 TC 1#?8WIT1I?1
m
r? ^ oi ?E {JJv.^u'of SSdTii
other Oftfg Auction*. The Tobo \KI Y work. Writ* fo?
WRITE US11"" """ U',W<1
klE in tbe ?at?.
Baft 'SITE. ISSSgN*
? MSI ft. UP the ayeUm in OYttr
_ fSfiyS A>b< t|y?ny desireord*.
ORE ENS lift .hi* AJl patlaota ar?
tafthatrtalmsnt of THE llC\l?*>?tlio6? ffKfcfe
01 IBM fi^wfg
?CUBANS.
up
THE C0UP?R MARBLE WOBttft
A Katabllahed 50 Year*.
I 159-16 J Bank St., ? NORFOLK. VA,
H Largos! Slorlf in tUu South!
ifc II Low prtaee quoted on Afouumeuta,
GrjtreMonea. Ktc., in .Marble or
? Granite, delivered at Any Southern
Point. Wrl o for Ulu-truta I Catalog.
?MSB# Ko. 12, It is frrt ; nn<l stvvw uioui?y.
Const1* iitBivlnKin fuel, and 1oh9 future cos*
In rop aclug bur?.
SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION,
LONGEST DURABILITY.
TRY THEM AND YOU WILl USE NO OTHER.
J'ellveretl F. O. B., 3cts., to Any point fn
United fetitoe.
EARL & WILSON, GaMonln, N. (',
AOENTSi? G. T. Ulasscnek & Son, GicOda*
boro; osteon Iron ?Vorks. Oa?tonia. N. ('.
firiEibY, N. C . J'iu. 10th. 1*00
icari <s Vv'uson, oa-tf?n a. C? (?oritlcmcni
V earewull pl.-AKVl with your hare; tacy t n
fcbleu* to *avo 80 por cent, of tuel.
Vours'ruiy, A.C. Mti.iK",
Beo.it 'iron Belmont Cotton Mills .-bclby.N.O.
Here
Want to lura all aboftt a
lloreaf How to Pick Out a
flood Onef KnowImpMf?c-!
Hods and ?t> Guard against
Fjwd? Dotoct Dlwniti ami
?C?ot ? Cuxu whoa tamo Is
possible? Tell tlie Age by
tho Teetlif What to cftli the DilToreut Ports of H??
Aniiu*l? How to Shoe a Horso Properly? Alt this
and otbor (nfurinatlon c?u i>o obtained U,r
twwUng our iOU?l>AUK II.IXSTK ATEi>
tlOUSK Ui>()Hi which we will forward, i>oet*
reoflut of oaly '4~> cents In
BOOK PUB. HOUSE,
1 34 LMDtrd Blrt N. Y. City.
FOB 14 CENTS ;
U'ov.lsbt .B?iulbisyc#r2COjOOO (
nrtf ctmtouitf unci onjf
V I'ltf i : I>ht ltudish. 100
Piic. JviTlf Kipn nt.l.K?e? JOO
KurlicBt Hod Beef, lOo
M I...u? r.iKtiln'KCucumbw Juo
[ " bailor's Rest Lettuce, 14o
" California I'iB Tomato, JOO
" K.irly Dinner Omen, loo
I " Briliiaiit l'lowcr 8ocd?, 140
IV or Hi ?l.oo. far 14 ccdii,
Al>i-vc in pit B3. worth
ludll v.mi nvc, tojiwthyr -*U!l oar
Brent riii.b and seed Cataftoeu*
umiii receipt of thU nolu'C 4/J4C
pobt&sre. Woinritc your trade *nd
know >vhMi you one try ??j*lzer'?
orrilsynu will noTor get alrin? wtto
. out thr iu Onion Sec?08r.#nd
, up it lb. I'owioMBt st.au
11 Hill. Catalog Alone 60.
JOin X. KKMI ?<>.. 1.1 IKOSSE, WIS.'
CATAJUlUCES or THOUSAXny^ ^
SLSTlltf E 1 mKNT l'UEC
L?r;tc*t ,\^?rlmrnt in *lio W?rlJ. A .1 KjndJ
of l?..oks (or H-UJV Ainn-wnoiita. Inclndtjtf t<? >?*
rfnv* Jit'l lasuc f. C nr??le?, Uwrllyi*. ?-r^?? J??i
Ncji'? Mr?. Jnrlev i W?* ?'? ??i7
I|.-- iMi>?f S on. iv, I'lsj J ft" Mali* ( I tarn* ?r fnl7i
T-LI-nnX t Gn1<U
10 tt.e ?:?*'. ?'iWc to (allotting How to il i .? I p
s.t?ui;i:i, niiiNrii,
I 20 Wrtl i?2U Slrc?-I? - ISow York City*
WANTCn -C**9 of b*.l li*A|th th?? R I-P-A N-B
will ??.? Hr;id s . to. to RlpanjOheinto*)
i Co.. N? > y nit, lut la fta.nplfii ?nd luou tcu'lmonlalt,
jletepifstciDi.
EICSLV
SSD0S5EB h
FARMS
W HO U "E IT
Saves labor> *sr
avesomin; rrKi!.?.?.w:J!s
Thiiinlug JiURf, A"-o ho i ns peas,
i room corn, beet, for/li m seed, ? t?.. b? use
of *P'dai platen wli ? h wo can furiilfh.
Fertiliser I?!f>trlbut, ng Attachment can
?l#n be Itirn f-hctl It dvalted. Aki nt> wanted
in overv oonnty. A j> i>1 y l.'a 1 1 y for Kxtlm
wlvo Territory. Wtl:o lor testimonials
and de?oriptioo, etc., to
J. II. \Vr.PI?.\CT?\ A ?Q. Char , ur, X, c.
HfKt' nbvii i f. N. C,, .luim 15th, 1858.
MeB?-r*. 11. We.iillnglon ft C'o.,uont omen; I hav?
win* l>oer<> *01 n l'tatiier r rnmiMihcr <>f yeart
and f A v without hesitation hat no farmer will nak<
fi intsta"*p hj- hnrinp -Hio. 'fhe i laxtcr gives a better
Mfliul tb?li can he btnluefl Itv any ether method thai
1 have ever r.o n. 1 he corn !? plan ? ?! I i a perfectly
s'ra>Kht row, n>nklng It ca'lcrtr> cultivate, l he thin,
iiitw eaves one hiilf the labor o>i-r (i <? ??'<! style, ana
arc man and one hor*o v. I I open, feiti Izp. plant ana
ever hr much futfniirmen aiultwo hortcs hv tho old
plan. and do It muoh bettor. 1 would not Imi u Ithoul
it rortc'vcral tluies its. cost- \VH. BitAt>ronn
xiir. nr.sT Rvidcuct
Of Till? TAI.OE of a
nirdlclnnl? the mini*
bor of Cure* ell'ccted.
? ? ??? ? ?
.. ? , T>?? W onOormi ConMftu.
?????! Cm* f?r RJt?mn?i|?m f,
Larobb P*RCisTAor of p?>pio ban any mil.
iclneoo the market. It cues by. ?mr?i:aina
the Nddt i? P>? J riood ^nd dri>la? them out 4
curb yocnsKLF in ml
_ ? rn?,?d saver* ? ? ? . *
drnr*WS general y.
KSKI.F IN TRB
??*r?of siiffMUf,
7. meet; per bottle
ADwYrUIToVI