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ip 4' iMJdiliM i pf ft reoent viiit to the Mr. On&e, amt Wort Point, . It >« an hktork turn, the lint of Iftod in the Banner now ao pmetioed having been done , former owner.obeerring that an *ft diteh ran «iearlj on • level, ihad becomeObetruotod, filled wp «ftd oveKBpwn wah woeda and gran, haa caught the waahinga from above and mvad tike aoil, conceived the idea thaWa nanowbed or dam ran on ft level would do the aftae thing. He proceeded to ooaetroot some of theae, and thinking tint the edge of e terrace more than three feet high would be very incon- l a field, located them at such apart that the difierencc in i between two aucoeasive ones should ^ tint amount Subsequent ex- i baa shown that he hit upon the t distance. When Omo snlwo- qnently purchased the farm, he quickly »the value of the discovery, and 1 all his land as rapidly as it was tt into cultivation. The result is simply marvelous. Without a hillside i on the place, and entirely through the agency of terracing, i which were formerly defi have changed into smooth, level leptible of highest cultivo- 1 by great ooth, le gullies, 1 terraces, tkm. Where the lines of level had been correctly run, the results were perfect: In a few instances, incorrect running had caused slight washes. We saw terraces which were established some fifteen yean ago. The soil had accumulated on their upper sides until the intervening surface had become almost or quite level, fa* aa it appears in yards and gardens where the work is done with kimuIo and shovel. A little bed along the line of level is thrown up by two furrows of a large plow, the centre of the bed not being disturbed and remaining firm. This atrip, about a foot wide under the bed, is very important, as it prevents the bed from being oat through by heavy mins before the growth of grass and weeds Delore toe growth of grass and weeds have strengthened it To facilitate this strengthening, grass seed an sown on as soon as they are a perhaps the Vst ounng ok the beds aa aoon aa they are thrown up— blue grass perhapa the oeet for the pur- pose. NoUung more is required but to repair any point through which water may have cut before the bed was wel*. established, to mow down every year the weeds, boshes or briars that may have sprang up, and to plow well down to the it fn>m widening too much. The lower edge of the border should be kept nicely trimmed by running the plow near it, bat can should be taken never to under mine it If three rules are observed, the Uncultivated terrace bordir will not ex ceed a foot and a half in horizontal width, though its vertical height may is the prooees by which a broken, i oeen held firm against the and which, by judicious manuring, has beeu ref »* ' • V ■ • ; Ms » SOUTH 1’AHOUNA IN THR MU*. hefty Pseft, rer Um Now York. October ?.—-At the meeting to-day of Uie Trustees of the Peabody Fund the following executive committee whs appointed: A. II. II, Stuart, W. M. ‘Mly with 175,000 capital. Evans, ChWf Justice Waite, cx Preddeot- - The freoeral distrlbutiork of the Hayes. James D. Porter aud Chairman dollar allver csrtificatrs began TUv nay Wuifhro] looted to increase Uie i of So hilly farm bee i el ' and manuring i of the most beautiful and val- in the country If the temoc bonier or bed can onfy bo held until it becomes firm and filled with roots, the battle is won. If it is broken, promptly repair it, and aa Mr. Orme’a exiarumoe dearly demonstrates, you will finally aacosed. His land is now no more liable to wash than the most gently inclined plsnsa The manure put upon it is in no danger of being earned into the sea. He holds both soil and manure firmly in Us grasp. Pointing to the soil which has been held by the terrace border, aud which, in some oases, lied accumulated to the depth of two and a half or three feet, Mr. Onne very pertinently asked Whet would have become of that soil if only hillside ditches had beua present? Would it not all have been washed into and eaoied away by those ditch s? Wc could not answer no. Our faith iu tir- i has been greatly strengthened by this farm*. They have been i by prolonged time ( fifteen yean), tested on deep declivities and on gentle inchaea. and tested on a variety at aoila; in each and every ease the ver- !fa TT bt wHtaav. Maafts HUsM.tr, Her Us- seft Nsw HUe le Desft. On November 7, 1464, Mania Malicr hanged hitnadf from the bannister of the slain loading to bis room at No. 484 west Thirty flnt street, on account of his wife's itempsrate habits. He left some fT.OUO In batik, which his Widow Margaret pro ended to spend. She became a confirmed drunkard, and was repeatedly sent to the Island for abort terms. Three mouth* after his death a posthumous child was born, and for a short time it seemed as though the mother would lead a leas rcck- kas life On August 25 she moved from No. MU Ninth aveuue, where she had lived about a year,'and paid $260 for a grocery ■ton at No. 418 west Forty-first street. opened Um Mote. Four days -after she moved id she was arrested on the Sheet for being drunk and disorderly, sad _^MMc_ahe bad been taken to the station housa the officer found her dead child in the house. The coroner finally acquitted the mother of everything but neglect. The woman’s life after that was one Tong orglc At 8 o’clock yesterday afternoon jniHior Fried knocked at the front door to execute a dispossess warrant He got no reply and finally bural iu the rear window. The woman was found lying dead in the middle room^The face was black and the body badly decomposed. She had evidently been dead several days. On the bed were two large empty bottles, which smelled strongly of whtskv. Tucked under the pillow was a full bottle of whUky. The coroner's deputy appeared during the after noon and allowed the undertaker to remove the remains. Of the $7,000 which the j woman had when her husband died twenty- five months ago $8,700 is Wt.—JY F. Star. umunv or labor. •I Aagasia aaft Other FIscrs aft the Catholic Church. RicmaomD, Va.. October 7.—As the snmittee on credentials desired further mJM for the consideration of the case of the contesting delegations from St. Louis, thernies were suspended and the conven tion proceeded to the discussion of the question of giving the support of the order to hwfced-out cotton workers of Augusts, tha curriers and tanners of Peabody and Mass., and the journeymen plumb- . York. There arc 8.000 men ip of tbs first named bodies, and about In the latter. It was decided to sup- Oetober 7.—The coostitu- of Labor has been re i of the clergy in this city. Archbishop Pabre. Oirop reogfr allotment to the Bta'c of South Carolina in view of the devastation caused by the earth quakes. The amount will probably be fixed at $10,000. In his annual address, at yesterday’s mot-ting, President Wlutbrop said the re diu tiou of Interest had diminished the in come real’zedTfbm the bonds left by Mr. Peabody, nc congratulated the tni*u«8 on then* 20 years r successful work, aud called atteotiou to the necessity of securing national aid for education. He alluded to the illiteracy nmong the uegfoes of the Bouth, and said that education would make them better and stop fraud. Hefcrring to South Carolina, Mr. Win- throp said uot one of Uie Southern States had made greater or more successful efforts iu the cause of education. She now need ed assistance, owing to the terrible ijpva»ta- lion caused by llie lecc nl c-arthiinakc. lie sahl Unit tbe proposed stable to Mr. PivtiMxiy by the superintendents of tl»e Virginia schools, to be placed in thecapl- tol at Washington, was a merited tribute to a man who had given 412.000,000 for the Southern schools. The Secretary In his report gave the amounts apportioned to each State. lie wdd that In consequence of the States of Florida and Mississippi repudiating their bauds, the fund had lost $1,100,000 which had been given by Mr. Peabody to tlic fund, and their allotment hod beep stepped and divided among the other States. The inertne of the fund for the year amounted to $02,86o, divided ns follows: A lit bum* $4,000, Arkansas $2,100, Georgia .000, Louisiana $8,800, North Carolina 2.700, South Carolina $5,000, Tennessee l.oOO. Texas $8,000, Virginia $4,505, est Virginia $8,300. Th<- t olor Uufdlon anS Uir Knlftbu of Labor. r.i' itMoM) Va., October0.—Throughout the city to day the ptinciiwl topic of dis cussion was the adinhoion lust night of col ored delegate Parrel to a sent in the orches tra circle in the Acsdomy of Music, a section of tbe auditorium in Kichmond theatres hitherto s&rrully guarded from the intVusion of all persona of his race. The general feeling among Virginians here Is one of bitter resentment, and they regard the delegates from IMstriet No. 4» with anything but a friendly feeling. It is said that the maiority of the local Knight* arc b provoked at the action of Ibdr visit- ' wta wpfflrr~3~nrin~a few Knights living here declared their in tention of alKiodouiug tbe order and Join ing the Law and Order League, organized here in sw«rn opposition to the Kntgl Lnlc'r, Hu Huo.Mt, Va., 0«-folier fl. —It was ru- niorvd to-day that the dchgatcs of District 40 with colored linither Farrell, intended going to the Richmond Theatre tills evening, ami if tbe latter was refused ad in Ik* Ion to fonv their way in with him. Mra. W. T. PuWell, proprietor and nuruger of the the Ure, which is the leading one in the city, heard of the* rumor, aud gave instructions that Farrell should not lw ndmittis! except to the gallery reeerVed f(<r negroes. bh« caJ! d wi thn chief of poloe to affoni pro lection is eve of trouble. The chief caiUni on Pow derly at Ford’s Hotel to n quest thnt be use his folluenu* to preM bt an utt.-mpt to forte Uto adinisaiou of Uie colored delegate, aa it would iwufte ttouhie. Powiletiy sent word that be was lot* i.usy to ace Mm, but to ace the executive hoard insimd. The latter raid they thought Fam-ll would not uy to enter the theatre, Inf they could give no no*uranee on the subject. Ihfure thirty five |ioUcenien were ou guard there. At tfto hour for opening tho thcatrv thtiu »un<L of people ass< mbied on lirotul street. 1 he cob-red delegate and bis f<-I'.ow.mem heir of Didrict 40 ditl not apiasr, and there I wr- no dlsturtaaioe of tbe |wa<r. Thu crowd rvrruitied nliout the theatre until aeatly 10 o'clock tiefore <11sj»en«ing. Furrell, the colored delt-gule of Assembly 40, cubed ou -Powderly at Ida hot-4 this evening. It is statud that do further at- tempii will bo made by the (xdwrwl dele gate to enter the theatre or oilier pi while tbe convention is in scasiou. Taels UBNKRAL NRWalTRM«. r ’ larercsi ttstbcrnft Rees The frost has out the tobacco crop North CaioHna short. Atlanta is to have a prohibition morning daffy with $75,000 capital. now one begun Thursday The Savannah Time* states that the cqI- ored people of Charleston have $128,068 8S on depotit In the five cents savings bank of that aty. The Virginia Tobacco Association reppris the sale of 90 pot cent more loose tobacco for the fleal year-than ever sold before in one year. Sacrilegious thieves broke Into n Catho lic (hureli in jndiaOn, Wednesday, «nd stole two crowns from the shriue of the Virgin Mary. Tbe New Jersey operstiyes, who refused to work in the Augusta Factory, jiave gone back home, their passage being paid by the Knights of Labor, A private letter from Warren, Ark:, ststes that Judge J. M. Bradley, of tbe 10th (lidtict of Arkamtas, is desperately 01 of a ffcfcflgfcfr cl^Hvly rvsoinbli^pf ^f^***y^—r : Violet Cameron ordered, on great moral principles, from a hotel kept by Ned Stokes, is one of the reasons why the devil is some times presumed to mnffe. _ The boiler of the cotton compress at Charlotte exploded Monday. Tbe fireman was fatally injured and the boiler bouse wrecked. During Thu if day there were reported 9 deaths from cholera anil 20 new cases in Szogcdin, Hungary, and in all of Italy 5 deaths and 14 new casef, ' he sum of $10,000 collected in Loudon the Charleston sufferers has been handed the American Legation. It is not thought there will be tt second $10,000. The coldest place in the cotton bolt last Sunday was in Memphis, where the mer cury came within eight degrees of the freezing point. The Brooklyn Presbytery contini.cd Uie trial of Rev. Henjxmin Staunton, pastor of the Fort Greene Presbyterian Church, ou the charges of conduct unbecoming a min- Ister. John Schmidt, w ho shot ids wifu about a month ago in Newark. N. J., nod who was indicted for murder in the fir^t degree, whs found dead in bis cell iu Essex county Jail. Is it true that General Young will not winter at St. Petersburg? If Bur.set Cox should resign, what a chance for the Gen entl at Constantinople, which liasanclysian ilimvte. * Complications thicken between Russia on Inc one band ami Bulgaria,^.u.*tria and mtn i |siaeiR on the Other. Tuerc is not intuh douU- utiout a war soon In that of ’AM The I Twill bom be bare And mavelous wealth gorgeous dyes, IU bracing more and haxy noon, * i yellow moon. dCRU JTh •Sr tl Y>lli< Wi.M IghU of uk-i^ Idmrhood The Boston Baptists at meeting Mor.- 'b»y refused to co-cperatc with the Methodist Kpt copnl ministers in furtliering the ap p< trsiuv of the Revs. Bam Jones and Sam Snu-.ll In a scries of revival meetings in this dty. Chattanooga seems to the magnetic city. The Tim«§ *jy a tlmt men have sold out in Birmingham nnd Atlanta and luvest e*l there, while rot ^ dollar has gone from Ch-tUanooga to Uirmingbsiu or Atlanta. When New England fanatics stirred up the hivcrtr question, long haired brethren from England came over to add fuel to tbe fiamc. Now lung haired German nidi.•so ph* i i bare arrived to Mtruncther hell broth cab* J Socialism. Tltc new newspaper, the lndr,<fruUxt BvUjaria, stigmatlzi* Gca. Kaulinn as a “ReiJul fiuneutiog rela-lilon among the pec« |4u and the army.’* It alv> urges the gov ernment to “idinl G«‘n. Kauliars and wend bint aer* e frontier" The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and ills •v .i wm i * » . I wlfiLwent to tb* Otiety Theatre I it Dublin the theatre ..jwocl ( hiaf Poe tral "RMunl^r ewalrg. TV^wcrc cherred l.v the oeop'e In the lower |*art of the house, wltil * those 4n thn gallery hUwd aud shout ed "God save Inlaud. ' 1 t.e South is mpidiy Itccoming the favor ite action for iumtnieut of Ni rtberu and Etigesh csnitsl. The West will be left to its cwn mighty resourenu and tl-e South pro(;iJi<*u»ly devcToped. TCers arc mauy ••Ux-llis" Just abenl. Tbe annual report of tiie DauvlUe To bacco AsMociution sltows tiiat the sak-s for Uie ) car were 40,353.942 pounds, at an average of 9.44 sot include a sale of 8,000,000 or mote C ut.ds purchased in that market ond uot odlcd by warehouses. ’ Th'J SUle Bar AdkSt'fiitibn of New York has selected a* the subiect for tlte next an nual essay "tbe advilability of nutional lrgi*I.ition on the subject of marriage and divorce in the l'idled States.” South Car olina is the only Stale iu the Wuiun which docs uot tolerate the abaudoniueat of mar riage contract. Fire broke out yesterday in tbe four Noe. Aod full orbed; placid; The besnSing out—A big fire. An attached couple—Oyster sheila. Barbers always predict short crops. It is rain or shine with a bootblack. Slander, like mud, dries and falis off. Going the rounds—Climbing the ladder. Every carpenter has a plane duty before him. When a dog is muzzled bin baik is on the tied. (’ranks are men 1 who make other men think. - - Sidd a conceited young lady; ‘You men fire a covet-us set” .School boys nre usually glad to see rule laid down. A thorn in tlte bush U worth two In the hand. Yes, Walter, fogs are mist before they are gone. ' - . 3. Tbe barber is the man who is the most apt to "dye at hi* post.” Inquirer. No. The army rolll is not similar to ship bread. The Pope paid hi* periodical formal visit to St. Peter's Thursday. The dude never takes thjifigs eim grano tali* or he wouldn’t be so fresr The new fall bonnets, they say, will be V**hapcd. The bills will be X-shaped. Tbe eagle is a tough bird, but when it is put on the back of a dollar it Is legal ten der. A woman never knows whether the side walk is paved cr not when she has on a new dress. A Western paper says: "It is not good for man ti be alone.” He should buy dog. Don’t be depressed by misfortunes. Tia the blackest storm which gives the loveliest raiubow. Tbe man who would beat an egg is mean enough to whip cream, thresh wheat, or lick a postage stamp. The Triennial General Convention of the Prc'.vatnut Episcopal Church lo the United Status met at Chicago last week Chicago has roven anarchists to hang The cou.ltry waits for her game of "sevco up." Freckles are fushionable. They indicate that the p< esessor has been to the summer resorts. The more n man drinks the soberer he thinks himsatt. He npvpr ■•known when ha i* lai The Russian agency fit Sofia officially de ntes that Gen. K authors has been recalled by the Czar. Lord Randolph Churchill t* in Berlfb in cog and ha* had no interview with Prince i Herbert Biaraan-k. * A man may I« ue ither a yatchttman nor take an interest ia horseflesh and yet be may be fond of artusooera and ponies. A human skeleton weighs from 10 to 16 pounds, aod the blood of the body about 28 pounds, but cremation leaves only oum Before marriage, say* a henpecked a girl stank* to biff (over with her after marriage with, her tongue. it Is dsn to go into'tiM Rater SVhIU Th r« ts Ufa Thar* la Hop*. Mxny of the diseases of this season of tlte year can be averted hr a smalt amount of care and at little cost, by the timely um> ol Ewrank’s Topaz Cinchona Cordial. It cures Diarrho**, Dysentery, Chol era Morbus and like complaints. Nu traveler sboubt be without a bottle, as It will prevent any disease that would no doubt atisii Xrom lhc chaugo of water, food aud climate, without its use. The most valuable medicine in the world, contains all tho best and most curative properties of all other Tonics, BHLera.etc., etc.,-being tho greateHt Blood Purifier, Liver Regula tor and Life and Health-Restoring Agent in existence. For Malaria, Fever and Ague, Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sick Head ache,NemhA Headache, Chronic Rheumatism,_ etc. 4 elc. v lt is truly a Herculean Remedy. It gives new life ami vigor to the aged. For ladies m delicate hcallii, weak and sickly chil dren, nursiu*r mother*. See circulars wrapped with bottle. Charleston, S. C., Sopt 1, 1885, H. B. Ewbank, Esq., President of The Topaz Cinchona Cordial Co., Spartanburg, S. C.: Dear Sir—1 have used a case of your Topaz Cordial in my family, aud as a Tonic and Appe tizer 1 can cheerfully recommend It to ail who arc suffering from Debility and lack of appetite.--My children, especially, have been much benefitted by its use. Respectfully, Hltson Lkk. Ask your druggist for Ewbank’b Topaz Cinchona Cordial and take no other. The Topaz Cinchona Cordial Co., • Spartanburg, 8. 0., U. S. A. ^ n i , i .i Ualllmorc Sacks the Ualf. Baltimore, October 7. —President Gar rett, of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, while in Europe, perfected ar rangements’for securing the rands neces sary lor extending the SIwnamtoHli Val ley railroad south to Pensacola. Florida, and work is to be commenced within thirty days. The route is said to be over the old lino direct into Salem, Virginia, t 'a Buchanan, thence sooth to tlte famous Cranberry iron mines of North Carolina, Birmingham, Ala., Dalton, Ga., and to Pensacola. ^ ^ Poor Fellows]—Prostrated, debili tated, enfeebled, they feel aa it they wen hardly worth picking op. They would hardly give the toes of a bright penny for a chance of a choice between ufe and death. But even raoh forlorn people can be renewed by the uw of Brown’s Iron Bitten. It vitalizes the blood, toBeathe nerves, and NRovatea Mr. Isaac C. Weed, Barr’s ■ays: “I used Brown’s Iron md U right one eye* A Xevf York physician says r after a hearty 8 rSTMime if he did go in ildii’t ‘ ' meal." And we after one be wouldn’t find it Indiana girls must be made out of very poor timber. A y wng fellow has Just been sued by one of the m for breaking her col lar bone while he veae bugging her. He was a broken down gambler turned waiter, and when, a customer said Kinoll steak, pica re,” he replied abiwnt mindedly: "On th s black or ou the red?" Kudiatir* show t hut prisoner* scotenccr to inipriwiaasent far life live to a greater sge (haa persons who luive to work for thaw living outside. Mrs. Gubbinssay* she never allews her boy Jim to eat any >*m. for her husband died of the Jim Jams, and she don't propose (o run any chaoees wflh the boy. | Till* steamer l* Maacotte. a peseeuger boat running between St. Louis and Cape Girenleau, exploded her boiler* Wed ‘ an (.iiranteau, exploded her boiler* ne ihx2 j (Uy, killing a largo oamber of people A ilinewiea la grring on in a suburban story factory buthiing Nos. 03-67 Bayard street, It. Y. Eight firms have shops in it. Winnie Kugan.sky, a young woman living at 64 Usyanl street, tell to tiut-ttreet on bc-r fir ad and crushed her skull. The dosrnu the building and contents will foot up about $20,000. John Sherman complains that for the first year the Democratic administration did not reduce^lhe debt of the country. He forgot to mention that it is now being paid so rapidly that many eminent Republicans complain. Of courseB took-eomu time to put tlte bouse to right* aud find out-how msttera stood. “The iron and steel production of the United States will be greater this year than ever before, and will come very close to the production of Great Brihiin. At the present rate of progress it will be hut a few tears, three or four at most, when the United States will pass England and be come the greatest - iron producer in tbe world. The powder blast at Stone Mountain was a "bust." Four tori* of-blasting powder were put in a thirty foot well of solid gran ite, packed and then touched off by an elec tric wire. Persons at the foot-of the mountain barely felt a shock, w hile those at any distance knew nothing of it. It tore e granite though in great slices and up tl bfocl Foaming lager is again flowing in the Gate City of the South. Atlanta can no longer be termed a dry town, for the Itaek- bonc of prohibition was broken by the General Council Tuesday evening, when they passed an ordinance allowing the At lanta city brewing companies to sell and deliver beer by the quart or keg to private families. The Washington /tot says that General Miles will soon have an opportunity to ex plain his reasons for disobeying Uie orders of the War Department in accepting the surrender of Gcronimo conditionally. A court of inquiry is to be instituted to de cide whether a court mertial should be or dered. Tlte /tot says that General Miles’ report was received with considerable in dignation by the President. The undertakers who embalmed tbe body Grant have notified W. J. Arkell, ctor of the Judge and the Albany Journal, of a suit instituted again >tliim for $500 for that service. The Mil has been presented to everybody con nected with Grant’s family except Mra. Grant Col F. D. Grant refused to pay it Mr. Arkell telegraphed as soon as the General died to thufirm of E. Holmes A Co. at Benton to go at once to Mount Mc Gregor with appliances for laying out the tody, ami tbe nodertakers back ou him. Tbe New Y< apples. much. her Eve The towns along the Savannah railroad ara rapidly building up. ~ LeRoy Springs, charged with the homi cide of John R. Bell fm the 27th of Jumj lost, was tried at Lancaster Wednesday and. acquitted. Dr. R. F. Divver is making arrange “enu to open » foundu aod machineshop n Anderson on or about the 1st of January next It Is thought the telegraph line on the lavannah Valley railroad will be completed a two or three more weeks. Freight traffic on the Savannah Valley road is reported good, while tbe passenger business is light r Col. O. H. P. Scott, who represents tbe Augusta Factory, carried 24 girl* and boys from McCormick to Augusta Monday to work in the factory. Lfist Monday night, while attending a slelght-of hand show given by an Indian in. Varenncs township. Anderson county, Mr. Herbert Finley accidentally shot himself in the leg. — *• —— —i'. ■ ■■ffil ♦»»' a Where Shall a Bar Room Be Kept. Trial Justice Croft is now considering a ‘test rase brought against Albeny Turner who is charged with violating the State liquor laws by selling liquor in a place ob structed from tbe public \Jew. The liquor was sold In tbe oar in the cellar under Mark & Endel’s, on Main street. There are no screens or other obstructions lo u view of The inside,'Tiut the doors ami windows are below the level of the side walk and portly under the entrance to Mark & Endel’s, so that it is impossible tor persons walking on tbe street to see inside, ‘At»r footn has been kept there twelve years without objection and the case is * new and interesting one, involving the a uestion whether or not a man selling quor must find an apartment into which everybody can see, or whether the removal of screens and blinds and other artificial oh ■tractions to tbe view i* a ruttieient com pllance with the law. Justice Croft ha* not yet indicated what bis decision will be but the matter will probably go into tin upper court* anyhow.—UrttnrilU Nev* Tbr Reaull at Carrlr LaFaykttc, Ind , October 2.—A fatal explosion occurred at Bringiiurst, a vil!ag< of 800 inhabitants, in Camdl county, yes terday. A man named Britton went to*tbe store of Bhanklln A Kearns for some pow der. Mr. Kearns, with a lighted c igar In his mouth, poured out tbe powder from a large ran into tbe scales. In setting down the can tbe cigar wus knocked from hi mouth into the powder, which exploded with great violence, tearing out the front of the budding and scattering the good* abmi! the streets. Mr. Keti infs arms was broken in two places, hi* shoulders were dislocated and his head and face were frightfully burned. He died In a few hour*. Britton had both arms broken ard was terribly burned. His injuries sre fatal, (thriving fell upon Mr Sbarklin and seriously in C red him. A boy was blackened and rood but not fatally hurt. Kearns wa* about 50 years old athf right children. Ur si leaves a widow and The huuib mmd the Tariff. We should ay it does not The result was the same. more It la the general belief thnt the poet is al ways soaring in the clouds; this is a fallacy. There is not much soar to him when the landlord comes in by the back way with the monthly rent bffi. "Johnny,” said the country editor to the ‘‘devil.’’ “my motber-in-lawis dead and we wimtTrapc for the door. Take the print ing office towel up to the house and hang it on tbe knob.’’ Gen. Pleasanton lias not abandoned his h4>1uu glass”-theory. He says he has three- year old colts reared under blue glass that an ns large as five-yrar olds raised on Ken tucky blue grass. Some typographical boy cot ter* have just been indicted in Richmond, Va They boycotted a merchant because he wouldnT withdraw bis advertising from a certain mwm>aper.~'— • . A Catholic legend says that the devil gave Mdm Reports from all over the South show the good effect* that hare come to this section from tin- workings of the Uriff, which if declared aa unmitigated evil by Morrison Wstteraon and ethers of the flee trad* stripe. In six years cotton mill* aod their productions have nearly doubled-, iuniltei mills hare in< ro** -d one-half, and munu fart arcs generally one-fourth; while weulth to proportion to popuuition, has incraa one-half. Tbe leading newspaper* of the Soulhwe* 1 are in favor of protection. They arp-i< that the North Laving had tbe ttcnefif ol tbe policy when they were without nutnu factuts, it is unjust to even think of doing •way with the system just as their own in dustries are struggling to their fork Ala bsma to-day cun produce pig iron tvet> rhcajwr than Pen n*v Ivan Is. and ia-ists oi. the enjoyment of the market, which Lu- betn secured under more than half a c* u tury of protection. Thls denisud from Hu South will become more extended the men its mines are discovered sod opened aad it* tartories increase.—.WuhrilL Union. It has been well filtested that Nero, tin Roman Emperor of iofamou* memorv, who ut all times took an actin' pert iu tlu theatrical representations of his day. i-u forced applause at the point of tbe sword, and not a member of the audience wn* allowed to leave the tbeulre until the im pedal signs! should be given. On one oc casion, while Nero was on the stage singing to his own accompaniment on the lyre, au earthquake shook tbe .city; yet net oni among the thousands present dared (k much as attempt to flee from the danger or leave his scat, fearing tbe summary wratb at the tyrant whose will held the people in bondage.—A«r York Clipper. vices, one of which was drunkenness. runkenneas. The ~ being the least sinful: and then he committed hermit chose this he became drunk, the other two. The likeness of tho exemplary and unro- mantic wife of Uk Father of his Country will speedily become familiar to every man, woman and child in tbe United States —If it is not so already—by its appearance on the one dollar silver certificates. A lazy man when offered a Waterbary watch as a premium with a suit of clothes which he hud purchased, declined it with the remark that he had enough of bard work to do already without winding a Waterbury watch every 24 hours. Invest your money In a bank or in some enterprise, says an exchange, not in dia monds. Diamonds draw no interest They don’t, ch? You just leave your diamomu with your "uncle" a little while and see If they draw no interest It was a' dying dry goods clerk, who, after tiring visited by a benevolent lady who sought to smooth his Journey to the other world, turned his glassy eyes upon her, after she had ceased speaking, and softly inquired;_"Anything else to-day, ma’am?" A physologist cornea out with the state ment that a man breathes twenty times a minute. This ia doubtless quite true. When alongside of a man who had been drinking gin and eating- HmbuFger cheese and onions, we were firmly persuaded that he was breathing a million times a minute. Borax is a ^ood disinfectant about the person as well as about the house. Scat tered about the house It makes cracks and corners uninhabitable for insects, and taken into the human system it is prophylactic against infectivea or germ disease*. It is said that a teosponful daily may be taken without any other than favorable effects. The Albany (Ga.) Sent tells this one: "Wiggtna is tike aa weather prophet that bany. He pradi PEACE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, KALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA. T HE FALL TERM COMMENCES ON the first Wednesday of September, 1886* and closes corresponding time in June following. Advantages for Instruction in all the branches, usually taught in-first- class Semlnartes.for Young Ladies, unsur passed. Building heated by steam, and in every way as to equipment, etc., equal to any In the South. A full corps of First- Class Teachers engaged for session com mencing in September. Terms as reason able as any other institution offering same advantages. Correspondence solicited. For catalogue, containing fail particulars as to terms, etc., address Rev. R. BURWELL A SON, AugUUm Principals, Raleigh, N. C. Parker’s Tonic A Pare Family Medicine That Never Intoxicates. It you tre a lawyer, minister or bnstneas laau exhausted by mental strain or anxious cares do not take intoxlcatlrg sUmulanta, bat use Pakkkk’j Tonic. If you aw a mechanic or tanner, worn out with overwork, or a mother run down by fam ily or tonaehotd dothu, try r*Bxaa < s Toxic. CAUTION !—Refuse all substitute*. Parker's Tonic la composed of tbe best remedial agenrs la Ue world, and Is entirety different from Send for circular. FEIETO!” NO More Terror I N$!Mor$ Fatal t/ Not only tbe time or labor and lessens the intensii of pain, but, ft greatly diminishes tbs daiiEer to life of both mother and child, and .. .. i roomer auu cimu, an No More Danger I leave* the mother In * ./*s 1«4 4V&l.viftl** F *• TO Oathobe ‘ ‘ Wlb'udUkl'dlaeMMaaBd will aSwan bandManadyMrad/* ■ ... .. , Oanutaa baaabiwwtniAimart and wowed red lm«» Uining Hat of priaaa for recipa*. taformaUnp about coin, etc., *+ren away by atlEdara in madlclae, or mailed to any addreaa so receipt of 1c. steap. terlwtth tbe areet- i^aTKfc end JOY. AURANTII Moat of the diaeaece which attirt mankind ara origin ally canaad by a diaordarad ooadH too of tha LIV C R • For all complaints of this kind, such aa Torpidity cl the Liver. BMooancas. Karroo. Dyapcpaia, Indlgaa- boo. Irregularity of tha Bowels. Ooostlpatioo. Flatu- laocy. Rractattnn* and Burning of tha Stomach (aumrtimes called Heartburn). Miasma, Malaria, Bloody Fhu. Chilla aad Facer, Break bona Facer. Eihaoetkm before or after Fecm. Ohrcaie Diar rhoea. Luas of Appetite, Hi (tim taetdootal to 1 “A STADIGER S AURINTH table. It lo not a panacea for afidtaeaaaa. Foal Breath. Img'itartttm I Paine. Back ache. Ac. is Inval-Jabts. , bat fXf IDET ■« dtaaa—a of the LIVCW, will VfVWB STOMACH aad ROWELS. b changaa tha eomphilon bum a waxy, yellow - tinge, ta a ruddy, hmlthy solar, ft entlraly mmocae low. gloomy aptiMa. It la oaa of tha BEST AL TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD, and la A VALUABLE TONIC. STADICER’S AURANTII l or raia by all Dragg* t. Price ft 1.00 pm battle C. F.8TADIOER, Proprietor, Wq 30. FROhT GT.. Ph adclohla. Pm CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE. 1 >11E mmur that the Principal wM re- Y move to Columbia, s. i’., in ainUt tke. Tie has piirelu-*-d tin* toi.tiijling Interest ..t the CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTI TUTE: has spent $»,u00 in,reuovatiiiff and improving th*- huliding*, nrd is now mak ing more valuable improvement* than ever. The hutfitlu^ is dghti'd with gas, warmd with the itf-rt »-f wrongM-mm furnace*, l a* l>ot and cold water baths, .ind fiiet-clas* epimlntmenis as a Boarding "School in every u-ypoct. • No mors ext-erieneed and ncenmpliatifd eorp* of lescln-ra Lt to 'w* fouroi in Dm flo'itii. ai.d the Mu le and Art Dcpurtmeni are unaurpsoecd. Full *«**-.iou b»‘gi*:* September 1, ioNt. i o: - Gat—>if(ie apply lo t^c 1‘riuuipal I lv. V\ M. it. A i KIN**ON, AnztltSW'v t.'hsriott^. N C. condition highiy fa vorable to speedy re- _ ' , rti*u covet y. . nnd far ler-s Mother Or ChlitL'llablo toflowUng, m. vuL'-k/im, and other ' _ alnmdng aytnptoms incidtut to Mow or Tba Dread of painful labor. Its truiy w»-n (It-1 ful effica- Mother hood cy |u this respect Mt* , titli-b it to be called TransformeU to THE M O T H E R’S FRIEND and to be H A BA NN (ranked as oire of tbe M Jr hi life-saving remedies vff • n - ' of tbe ninettontb ct-u- . tury. From the nature of tlu* crhc It will of course be understood .that we cannot pub lish certificates con cerning this Kkmkdy without wounding the delicacy of the writers, c ^ i Vetwe'have hundreds Safety aud Lase 0 f such testimonials on file, and no mother —TO— - who has once used It will ever a Suffering Woman without It in her time ° of trouble. A prominent physician lately reatarj ed to the proprietor, that if it were admissible to make public tbe letters we receive, tbe “Mothers' Friend" would bub ell anything on the uurkvt. Gestlemicn:—During my career in the practice of medicine I useu your "MOTH ER’S FRIEND”, in a great number of cases, w|tb the happiest results in every instance. It makes labor easy, hastens de livery itnd recovery, and insures safety to both mother and child. No woman can be Induced to go through the ordeal without it after once using it • Yours truly, T. E. PENNINGTON, M. D. Palmetto, (ia., June 10, lH*t. Send for our Treatise ou "Health and Happiness of Woman " mailed free. _ . Bhadfikld Regulator Co.. Atlanta, Ga. PIJK ai (US BUY THEM AT HOME. tposedi Id, am preparackps of glayar. R.Ukartef ia tT9S. The 08d YBABtr Terx begin* Septnn berttih. iivui. For Catalogue, giving tali pirticuisra, oddroa*. Maj. R. BINGHAM, Supt., Ringbara School*!*. 0„ Or.mge Co., N. C. THE BEST MAKES OF PIANOS AND ORGANS -SOLD AT- FACTOHY^PRICES FOR CASH -GR EASY INSTALMENTS. DLLIVEU»:D TO KE.lKk.BT OE- l*OT, FKEIOIIT FREE. Write for prices ami termn'to JuneJOLly M. W. TRI MP,- 4 •lumbia, B. €. ECZEMA ERADICATED. ,,n ?. lb,t J, l *f ink T “ r entirely well of ecwmi afier bermi yth.Lt.mn.Jf' .LI wf 0 , 0 m I ' <I ** n ‘ rT lltlk! ln m f <•*' *>nce lut rpring At the Ijc_inuiusof 1 ni<ther last fiJ. it made a slight appeantoce, bat went awtr and BndT M *fI# r J^i| ,rTK L ? uubt brofcf ** op; At leaf! it put my ayMem in coo#! ednlrndti andT^rtwrll It nlw' bonofltch my wifi- preitiy In cg*f of nek headache, tnd mahe a porfeet eare <>f a brrekmp txu c a my little throe year old daughter lut enmmer Walk.nevilk-, Qa., Fob. 1J, Itis6. i(g T , JAJlitS V. M. M0KRI3. v Trcaiise oa fiiixa aud Sktu Dieeage* mailed free Tag Swjrr arcane Co., Drawer J, Atlanta, Oa. 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