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rMI «f tke Arr*a«*4 RprrUlly !■ (■•Mr of WaaktaftM. K*w Orlkamr. February 22.—The weather cleared off thla morning and the iun ahonc brightly for a time, but later on the sky clouded up again. The Hex pro- ceMion this afternoon was'a brilliant affair, embracing a series of humorous and bur lesque tableaux. First rarao a detachment of mounted amazons in rich costumes. Then followed twenty cars, each contain ing a tableau. Th uwub i-uaim iur. I auii'liu “Burlesque and Tragedy”; Ark”; No. 13, ‘•iWlise * w. • ! F Phe first division was illustrative of music and various popular songs. It was com posed of ten tableaux. The second division was of a miscclla neous character. Tableau 11 was entitled No. 12, “Noah’s _ . Use Lost”; No. 14, “Prodigal Son”; No. 15, “British Lion before and now”; No. 16, “Royalty in a Future Generation”; No. 17, “Cusar Cross- lag- the Alps’’-; No, la, “Egyptian Priest- .craft.” The third division was devoted to Wash ington, the Father of his Country. Tab leau 19, “Cherry Tree and Hatchet”; No. 20, “Allegorical Tribute to the Father of his Country.” Following Rex’s procession came the In dependent Order of the Moon in a travesty on the prominent features or characteristics of this Yankee nation. The feature of the evening after the Proteus procession was the reception of the King and Queen at the Exposition Palace. Thousands of their loyal subjects were present from all parts of the country. « The.Kcew of Proteus appeared this evening on the principal streets in a pageant illustrating scenes from Hans Christian An dersen s "Fairy Land,' in a series of 18 tableaux on cars. A great crowd lined the stloots through which the procession moved, and everything passed off pleas antly. A IWurrh ( oalnnrrayl Bishop Paret, of the Diocese of Maryland, lias lawn In correspondence with the Hcv^ Calbraitli B. Perry, priest in charge of the Church of 8t. Mary the Virgin, on Orchard street. in regard to the nseut elaborate aer vices at the feast of the Purification of the blcaacd Virgin. Bishop Paret was out’of town Yesterday, and Rrv. Mr Perry said be could Dot speak of a hat had occurred between himself and the Bishop It Is. however, understood that Bishop Paret wrote to Rev. Mr. Perry complaining of the ceremonies used In the recent festival _ at the Church of 8l Mary the Virgin as not being in acoordanee with the Oaage* and teachings of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and hoped that the renuionies would not be repeated. Rev. Mw i’erry defends his action in the matter, and bis friends contend that lie has not violated In any particular the laws or rubrics of the church. The ceremony did not take plaiv at a regular servite of the rhun-b, and though there is no rubric railing for the osomng of the altar, the priests or Hie con gregaUoo. thoae penuis who use suah ritual generally Iwsr their artioo upon th< praetke of tlie Chun h of England before the reformation, in individual InaUinc* and the first prayer t««>k of King JWwvd the 8I1U1. It was rumorwl that the Bishop had inlmiMed Itev Mr Perry from exercising his fuocii'iaa. I sit this Is dan lari, ami It U asserud that a bishop of the Protistsnt Epiaeoiwl Church has no power of interdiction of such ormnonies sad that the only way In w hirb he can call a clergyman to aocvMint U by prtwnting t«fore the standing looimluae and the clergyman on Utsl f»r vi<4alh« onu' cannon of the church. I nh-vs nrorweding Is adrqxed it isrlaiausl thal the liuh' p i power vs limlUd to rvuton •trance. cr4lic[»ni or advice This, it I* understo-«l. Is all that the Bishop has d<>nr but In the uuwutUiH he lias canceled ail hla euiacopal • ngogeiur nts until March 4th lie was to vlail St Mary • on February *7. and Mount Calvary ( turnh on March 2 He has complaiiMal of being slightly un wail for some days, and wtU probably take Mahal real for two woeka —ib&i Mia. ■ J^Litely flaw la Ike Ia4toas Mr. Maaatag’s •r aa Kura 1 term. -The Imprekabliny af ceagmss—Other Mat _ since, and t iV— - -- Xdwartl the the lUabop L WAsiriHorON, February 21.—Tbe wido- jy circulated rumor to tlie effect that Mr. Manning's resignation was brought about K a gupture between the Secretary and the. caident has been effectually disposed of by the publication of the correspondence between them upon the subject.- The truth is doubtless as Mr. Manning states in his letter. He found that the close attentioo- necessary in the discharge of his official duties was a task beyond his strength. His friends, who had observed that his health was being affected by his close application, have continued to urge that he should re sign, and it is known that he has had tbe matter in contemplation for some time past. Tbe air ts filled with conjectures in rela- t on to the new Secretary of tb6-Treasury. It has been intimated that the President se riously contemplates offering the portfolio toliis old law partner, Wilson 8. Bissell, Who is said to possess qualities which emi nently fit him for tbe position. The President has been somewhat sur prised at' thef number of candidates that Wave appeared for the five positions as Com missioners in the Inter-State Commerce Commilsion. He is determined to satisfy himself aliout the ca|>acity of the men be fore making the appointments. Notwithstanding the fact that but a lim ited time remains to the present Congress, and several of the appropriation bills are as y et unacted upon, there is no real founda lion for the re|»ort that an extra sesaiounL Congress is likely to be called. The best informed memliers of Congress believe that no session will be called, as nothing but a failure to pass the regular appropriation bills before the 4th of March would neces sitate it. Tlie unsettled question of a tress ury surplus, important us it is, would not iu itself occasion tbe calling of an extra session, as the surplus will Tie laigdy ab sorlied lieforc tbe opening of tbe session in December in redeeming the remainder of the 3 per cent, bonds, and in putting atiout t!5,OUO,000 into tbe Binking Fund, to be used in redieming the 4 plr rent, tuuda. The historic city of Alexandria, which it will be remembered was, in anU Ml urn days, celebrated aa the prinripal tlilp-liuild ing point in the Mouth, bids fair to regain h»-r foftner prominence. Tbe bid ahiu yard* w hich have been for many years idle will *oon tie transformed Into a scene of activi ty such as was probably never equaled, even In the palmy days of tbe past. Tbe yards have lawn pun based by the Arrow Stianialup Company, of New York city, w ho w ill pul a force of ii.UUU men at work on the Aral day of April. Tbe company will at that time commence tbe construe tton of tbe iargtwt lrant Atlantic iron steam ship that was ever built upon this aide of tbe Atlantic. Tbe veaarl will !»- 510 feet In length, with a tonnage of 5.200. In tbe construction of the vesarl every effort will be maria to otitaJn the greatest possible qwl. The Vesael. when < oinpMcd, will constitute one of the fleet of lifu-rn ix-ean rtiam wliicb will Iw built by tbe company. Henry IT. Stanley hat arrived at Zanzl bar. The President has approved the Chatta nooga public buildihg bill. Tlie winter in the Northwest has been the worst for 10 years. At Lvons, Mich., tlie water is subsiding and public confidence is being restored. On account of the heavy tracks, the New Orleans races were again postponed. Secretary Manning haa resumed his du ties at tlie Treasury Dcpartment. Signor Deprilis lias failed to form a Cab inet for Italy and has resigned hla commis sion. . .. ” Arbor Day was celebrated for the first time yesterday by the public schools of Alabama. Many strikers are clamoring to lie taken bock in Jersey City, but few have lieen re ceived. Mrs. Logan lias taken out letters of ad ministration on the estate of the late 8ena tor Logan in Cook county, 111. The Pittsburg stove manufacturers have refused to grant the demands of their work men for an advance in wages. - — The New Y’ork striking coopers arc get ting back to Work at'any place where em ployment can be found. At Montgomery, Ala., Tuesday night, an oil refinery was burned. Total loss, about (25,000, partly insured. In New Y’ork, Phihulclphiu, Washington Tbe follow lug la for tbe rnlcrtaliuncot snd Instruction of tbe arbiml afeUilren Koch paragraph cod Ulna the name of a l ily. IMaruvwr It and then locate It on tbe ilas tbe Ccorral eighteen •can to show? I Md your beat! Gua lake Laura to the and other cities Washington s Birthday was observed with more than usual eclat. The cotton at the stores on Staten Island where the recent great fire occurred was insured for nearly a milliou dollars. A heavy sleet and snow storm raged at Lynchburg, Va., yesterday. The-adjaccnt mountains are covered with deep snow. The loss from fire which destroyed tbe Cnion Oil Refinery at Montgomery, Ala . ts estimated at (30.UU0. Insurance (lll.OUO. The President has approved 57 private pension bills since Monday and returned liiroe to Congress without his approval. The revival service* of the Rev. Mr. Pearson in Charlotte are having reruarkatile g<Mai results, tbe conversions haring Iwen many. * TldrUvn liundnil hand* eii;pl"Ve<i in th«- ILirlwnir Has spinning mills of'Puterson, N J., are opt ou account of the strike of tbe duffers. * . A Grecnidlle. YIU* , dNnutch *iy« than L. II. Burk, of Cwticonlia, Miss., >h<4 and kilkvl M. C. Clean It is understood that an ok! grudpc existed Iwtwern them .lames Howard, a member of the Raleigh Typographical Tnkm, fell dead on the • reel in that city Tuewiay morning. 4bwtb was brought on by exora^ve drinking. Scmotl annual inerting of the InaUtuleof i . irkia State Teacbcts AVwoci at DrKunUk Miwing* ) 1 -U rda continue one wc* k. ( harks il I “age Lu Lm rl Ute vacant amt in tbe Fiuly 1 v» from tbe reroiwl dbtrici ■d. Col. laiinool my« thal tbe Me The process be pronounces a very cheap one, and consists merely in the mingling of earth, water and gas. Tbe majority' of citizens, however, will prefer the old style food. J Miss Beulah May Moore, of Memphis, Tcuo., a prepossessing blonde of 17, shot and killed Henry Allen, aged 50. She shot him five times, and as Allen lav writhing on the ground, her father, J. W. Moore, emptied the contents of a double barreled shot gun Into him. Both father and daugh ter were arrested. Miss Moore claims that Allen outraged Her last June, and threat ened to kill her if she told. The Pittsburg, Pa., office of the Balti more and Ohio Express Company has an other “mystery” in the shape of a dead body in a box, whose consignee cannot be found, and its consignor in Cincinnati is unknown. Tbe body is dismembered and a part of it is missing, what remains only Weighing 35 pounds. Physicians express the opinion that it is the property of some medical student. The other evening a daring jail delivery The j ' A TAL* O# TWO OITfRf*. — A New Y'ork girl while visiting Boston Went to walk; but the first street she crossed on Took her out of her way. So she traveled all day, And arrived at the spot she got lost on. , Owing to the caucus and to legislation in , .the Senate, which demanded tlie attention of the members of tbe Texas Investigating Committee, that committee bad nu session. Mr. Montgomery, Commissioner of Pat ents, railed on the President and 'ppiifieiT him of bis desire to return to the practice of his profession in Michigan in the early summer. A Boston girl went to New Y'ork, And tried eating ice-cream with a forit; But the pix and the strain ^ Proved too much for lief brain. So she went back to baked beans and pork. The disease of the meter—Gas-trick fever. How to make money fast—Nail a dollar to tlie counter. * ; lexas. jailer was out to place a prisoner arrested in a cage seven others, when a blanket was ig 1 occurred at Belton, T ab* with seven others, when a blanket thrown over his head and his keys taken from him. The prisoner! then threw him into a cage, locked the doors upon him and escaped, carrying the keys away with them. It has been impossible to gain an entrance to The jail, and the jailer stands a good chance of passing a day or two in confine ment. L On February 17 portions of the body of. a colored "niatTWere found iu the pond near Philadelphia and murder was clearly indi ealed. The police have unravelled the my*tery and secured two guilty parties. The murdered man's name w as Gaines, and he was killed in a fit of jealousy by another negro named Wilson, who afterwards cut up the Iiody and carried off tbe head, legs and arms, while a woman named Tubba carried the trunk to Maun * Pond in Ed- dinipioro’, where it was found. Tbe woman bos confessed. ( The Union Lator Convention at CiMffn- uati have selected an executive committee. When tbe committee was being appointed. \N ion, of North Carolina, said that Ids delegation and that of Miaaiaatppi Arkansas could not name members unleaa tbe convention would relegate to tbe Male* the ado|ition or rejection of certain parts of the platform. Tbcir desire was to make tlie platform relating to land, transports lion, money, labor, tbe income tax and I'biuctc labor tbe national platform and allow the different Slatea to adopt or reject the other sretiooe as they cbooae. Ilia plan was ado|itcd by tbe convention, thus releaa log tbe Moulbern Mtaiaa from being ini led jo woman's suffrage. 1 «TTxn oi wffl TNK rtVMT IK I* K»» r i> ssa* r< I •III .%•« Ue« 1 Sal I toia- G M the Trea ftoyoor. UhiUnilii mv* ury baal Ai i n p DOt I >ru l< 4 srvsbip offend playT At AavrrbiU, Maas . the Hu large (our stuvy ksbAatrueiure. by fire early yesterday morning • ill pnriwWy rmrb (BIO.OUi). I>1< '.led In (1m- city of Washington It la rather »• range for one to bear tbe prediction made on aim oat every aide that ( leveiand will not get tbe Deux>crath nominalioe I was ia a group of Democrats yesterday, who a!! arrmed to be agaiaat kim. but I argue tha' tbe party would declare la ha plai(onsi I that their return to power bad not injured say bualnma ink-reals, but bad bora a n | rial sucvcaa. Said I. 'T rio not arr bow they can make platform like that and leave Oevrlaad 0 (or Dear Nellie, did mamma console you your dkaappoiotSM*il? Did you sre "Kr>meo and Juliet'' at tbe 1 >l«-ra iloum Tu««lay night ? W ho caught the nxat bran* at tlie ger man. Mat. Yk or Kale? in Ti xaa. why dou't they lynch burglar* a* readily as they do horse tliieve** W as there ever a damsel man could not flirt with? i pray lbe* sit tbe day. I.aura, then shall ' )c S • There was a lively time In the Indiana 8aaate on Thursday When Col. Robert son. claiming to have been elected Lieu ten Ml Governor, came forward to take hla seat, be was met by the assistant door keeper, and was tokl 'that he could not Jo so. Green Mmltb nos iu the chair. Mmilh ruled that none but Scuau.rs could take part in the debate, and denied Robertson s right to speak. The doorkeeper approached Robertson, took Ms arm and tbe two walked out Vo the main door. Tbe crowd saw Robertson come out, and there wss mat excitement. He mounted tbe steps and made a speech, redting what bad transpired in tbe chain her, and cautioned tbe people to do nothing that would infringe tbe (icace or dignity o tbe 8late, or they would regret it in cooler moments. This ended the trouble, and Robertson K iod out intp the hall Of ttelTOIiari wblcL y had not yet met. During the excitement about the Senate doors, three of the Senators attempted to enter, and' had difficulty. Senator John son, of Wayne, denounced the doorkeepers and during tbe melee a number of {tenons from the inside approached the door, among them Seqptor McDonald, who put up his hahds. Johnson interpicted it as an attempt to 'Tbfust him back, and struck tbe Senator in the face. Senator Demott was ordered to his scat and when the sergeant put him down, he threw him to the floor. The Re publican Senators started to follow Robert son out of tbe chamber but were not per mitted to leave. They sat quietly in the rear of the chamber taking no part in the I tw happy IU pent fur that one false step, arise and j sin no more. Trust not your own Judgment, but rely on auUM- discreet friend. Terrified at the maddened mob I left horriedly. Man r of us feel rich Mod.lay, but poor aa church mice before Saturday. Many a one has sold his soul like Faust I now relieve In whiting summer suits, rememlvr linen is the coolest Better than gold Is'to have nice manner*. A half ripe melon do noteat, if you value health. Y’oU may plant your garden very early (hi* spring Since be proved inconstant I no pleasure seek. Martha spies the fern and in a moment culls it Tbe largest bayous are in East Louisiana. If you cannot guess it, go to Frank for A portion-was left at Maud's, but the priudpal at Kate's. 3 ye, Ned, Alex and Rial went fox hunt- s At Uw ' and I«al>or day. a lioyee mails goi*U < Tbe MM Ml*., la car) . thee at tbe Otbrr bulldli All tbr Urn read are I A wklr A* nn-tiir # .Is Si ,1.1. reply was marie thal ba would *> tbr ground that be could not it waa f any ’•I ■'* one r* V >r mi Upol. Ik * m* river 1 |j a * waat aouiurr candidate for ra Lpthiy. The New York lawiatal •ton Ix-rw | Inn iiullrd. and almoat every Ihrm n < ■{wri nuuilirr of the etuployes of I be t'nudiridge road a|>pl!rd for work, but were all turned away. Fire at Nebraska Ilv, Neb , «!«^troyrtl Hawk’s store and M HIM I < Nkl tVSlow ding* |ti *1,1*10. viral Rober 11 U.i II Dg this morning. Would a six-months'course at Madame Tasaaud’s give Anna polish? French spies were found concealed in iMirsbers' houses. Margaret and Isabel fastened the pretty blossoms in their hair. On the broad prairies of America I roam : House was called to order hills sge were called and one bill When on their was . Tlie Speaker then announced that when the lieutenant Governor was elected in the Senate according to the Constitution, the fact of their passage would be communi cated to that body. This was received with great applause. He has instructed the doorkeeper not to admit the Secretary of the Senate in the hall, in order to frustrate any design to present a communication. fit ■■ “The Blood la (he Life.” Thorougly cleanse the blood, which is the fountain of health, by using Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, and good di- - gestion, a fair skin, buoy'afit spirits, vital strength and soundness of constitution will te'tfiMtabed. ' Golden Medical Discovery cures all hu mors, from the common pimple, blotch, or eruption, to the worst Scrofula, or blood- poison. Especially has it proven its effi cacy in curing Salt-rheum or Tetter, Fever- 'sores, Hip-joint Disease, Scrofulous Sores and Swellings, Enlirged Glands, and EaL ing Ulcere Golden Medical Discovery cures Coo sumption (which is Scrofula of the Lungsj, by its wonderful blood-purifying, Lnstgma f'' ting, and nutritive uqieriies. For weak Lungs, Spitting of Bipod, Shortness of Breath. Bronchitis, Severe Coughs, Asth ma. snd kindred affections, it is a sovereign remedy. It promptly cures the Variability of Our Marrlagv Laws. In 23 Rtatea out of the 38 a prior undis solved marriage sets aside a new union. In 30 insanity does the same; in 17 non age, and in 13 fraud. These are grounds for declaring the marriage null and void ab ini/io. Desertion, as a ground for divorce, varies in length and character in many States. In some States, where the civil character of the contract is most valued, there are so many loopholes of escape from the matrimonial noose that getting unmar ried is even easier than getting married. Incompatibility of temper and cruelty, terms interpreted to suit the occasion, often loosens the nuptial knot. Wisconsin is in the lead in complacent attention to the de sires of divorce seekers, it being there held that when a husband's conduct toward his wife Is such “as to render it improper for her to live with him the court can be of the opinion that it will lie discreet and proper to grant the divorce.” By all means, let there be uniformity in marriage and di vorce laws.—^aronnaA AVfr*. A <>oo4 PlaotlDg tieaaaa. The New Orleans Timet-Democrat says that this is confessedly the best planting season the Southwest has ever known. From every portion of Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi and Texas come tbe most en couraging accounts of the planting. The weather has been favorable throughout, and not for one but for every variety of the crops cultivated. The sugar planters are nbt yet done congratulating themselves oyer the good condition in which they find tbe seed cane, and the unexpected increase in acreage they have consequently been stile to make, sod the same favorable re port Cornea of the Other crops. Tbe winter has been specially good for fruit, ate., and there will beala^e. FPeTorpld Urer. this spring 1 just the right gm—d isooaN ditiM (or plowing 1 res of rein, aad the in the very bluck*. Hum of hi Hawk's Block #75.(*x «. re injured by falling w alia A Republican Senator ha* introriu.-ed r-wjmion in tbe Wert Virginia L-gialature providing for an lnve-«iljfmli.a» .nri [ifii^ril turn of aliemd bribery in electing a United 5utt» Senator. * . It la ascertain**) that Prince Alexander, of Hattenburg, the ritqiiMcd King of Bill garia. who was reported lobe ly ing ill with gastric fever at hi* father * house fn Dorn, starit, ha* ‘mall pox. Hmry IVnlnitr uf Augusta. Ky., was tried fur^igrancy and living convicted was ■folenctfd to besotd for a iwriod of 75 days. The auction w ill take place on the 5th of Man b. The 27th ballot for United States Sen nior of Weal Virginia r.'*utu.I Camden 39: Goff. Republican. 34; Dailey, Denn crat, 8; Thompaua, uluckcr, 5,-witlrv seal bring. It is reported that throe oflux^inipUcn ted in the recently discovered 11 have been hanger! at St. Petersburg. Russian government has strictly enjoined official secrecy respecting the conspiracy. The negotiations between Spain and the United States for a new commercial treaty have been suspended by Spain until tbe American Congress shall have taken action with regard to the tobacco and sugar duties. At Mobile a runaway horse jumped vici oudy into a group of children playing on the sidewalk 01* Joachim street, and tram nledfto death a five-year-old boy named Rupert Dodson, in the presence of his mother. Cardinal Jacobini, Papal Secretary of State, has instructed the Papal Nuncio at Munich to urge the members of party in the Reichstag and in the Landtag to vo"t£ respectively for the Sentennatc bill bill and the new Ecclesiastical bill. A caucus of the Republican Senators yesterday morning nominated Senator In- ! :alls to lie President of the Senate. The. icmocrata of the Senate without holding a formal caucus have determined to support Senator Harris for President of the Senate. The Master Painters’ Association of Chi cago has conceded an eight-hour day and an advance of wages, but not all that the Painters’ Assembly demanded. Tbe as sembly has resolved not to work with noi^ union men after March 1. A Pennsylvania exchange is surprised be cause Leauder Richardson “thinks of start ing in New Y’ork an evening paper devoted to local aensasions.” There is nothing fool ish about that. It doesn’t cost any money to think about starting a paper. Seventy six of the one hundred and twenty-eight Republican members of the Massachusetts Legislature are in favor of Blaine as a presidential candidate; and fifty- six of Uie seventy-four Democrats belong ing U> the same body are in favor of Cleve land for President in 1888. Mrs. Luther Warren, of Cincinnati, who wax shot Saturday bight by E. Jordan, haa since died. Jordan it in jail charged with the murder. The murderer kicked over Mrs. Warren * baby carriage, and when she remonstrated, shot her through the breast. ia the dty of Msxieo the Americas reai- aay vWtiag tourist* 'a birthday by aa Me. at which a hid to a a * - 0 thi* the k-fcwlcd uu y the Stale of New Y’ork. Haki •m, a Judge from a Western State. The Draw* taUcan take upon the party ih ia in power in the White Hou*e the ■tiiiuiu lor gtMiil conduct, and hold that her candidate for reaai«a of tire every riemocrat in stood to he against Cleveland, to favor Mdnebody else. Txmmany . under its present leadership, ia aalagimiaik' to Clevakand. The Democrats in the other States will be guided by what New Y’ork haa to my. Cisvelaad la work ing every string to be nominated, hut he iuta failed to bring Governor Hill over to Washington Bahia gu*rt. though Orvcland ae and accepted his boa- Use Dr. Pierce’s “pellets” for all bilious attacks. The,best flicst protector—Fifty cents 10 the baggage master. “Faint heart never won a fair man,” is the way the girls write it in leap-year. Parting is not sweet sorrow to the mean man who must part with his money. It much easier to lay plans than it is to hatch them. People who “tty into a passion” are apt to get their wings scorched. EX. GOV. A. II. STEPHENS’ COUSIN. I nm ft'*t cousin of the late Kx-C.overnor Alcxander tl. Stephens, and have he clerk on different, railroad* since U. ten years I have been n sufferer from cor on'iny facts which grew woree until dis charge of matter became profuse and very ofTenslva. I became thoroughly disgusted with hi otTpuriller* and -prouounced them CVIV'-B AI-X- HVMORK, from a cowman Blotch, o r * :r "P* , °’]* thn worst, scrofula. Salt - rheuui, ‘‘ Fever - *oreseal)# ov Bongh Skill, in short; all discaw* cimsed by foul blood are conquered by this powerful, puri- fii.J and Im-iirorntinir mcaicino. Great Bo 11 sCa r b u‘u c To a, Sore F, yea. Serf*- sstn.r wins 1 s^i Hlp lOlllt »w*aawwi' • 11II humbug*, osT HtSflried many without relief, j Goitre, or Thlcw Neck, finally I wa* Induce' to use It II. It., which ! Gland*. Bend {cn cents in stamp^ tor^ was alxnit the lot of I't lrruury, and continued 1 large treutiinv « ,k,hnt for a treatise it* use until the latter part ..f Apr!. the oi-! Diserwes. or the sen™ amount for a treatise tensive di-charge decreased at once and the is xiIE LIFE.” liardue^* around the cancer dlsiqtp ared. It ' .1 bvnsimr Dr. Fiered’a improved my general h- alth ami I rspidly , Th'^ngbly ^ grrtned itesh and atrength The discharge ! ‘ • adually dccreas<?d HDd (he cancer became ! ^ — - v ^ j g#« ntui \ i 1' 11 61 re 11 s t ba w iQ be established. IvKa and less in aize until uotbin^ remains ex- i ftU(i vllal t 5 » CONSUMPTION, The Ohio boy who has been killed by an orange peel didn't slip down on it; be atsxit. There are few men who do not think they arc strong enough to'•“hold an office.’ Artificial flowers Mre now so exquisitely scented that they are mistaken for natural •flowers. For an agreeable breakfast a “good eel” depends upon having the skin taken off before frying. It doesn't speak much of tlie size of a man’s mind when if takes him only a min ute to make it up. p An English paper says that Americans are good listeners. Our invention of the telephone proves it. She—Do you believe in love at first sight? He—Certainly, my dear; I've loved more than a hundred women at first sight. When a candidate get* into the hand* of hi* friend*, tbe next move i* to get their hand in hi* pocket *. "No,” die Sabi. *wertTr, “1 don't object to the ‘nidi of a cigar; il * the Miidl of the smoke 1 don't like. Tbe proper question to a*k a young •roman who is about to elope I*,' "Ik** your mother know your route:” * Everv affiiftioo ha* it* ble“ing. Tin man with a wooden never know* what it ia to hate rheumaU*nj in that ankle. A young man calls his sweetheart “rare opportunity,” because «be is worthy of be Ing embraced. An esrbange say* mu*h ha* hcroim a popular dish in society. Nothing seems to lake like something *oft. Black eyes denote* passion It ia’g>*nrr ally safe to say that the loan with a hLuU eye has angered some one. It is very tuange that after a Lorw !• broke be la worth twice a* murk, wirih after man is broke be bn 1 worth a uni. Soap doesn't east as much as diamotMi* but Iota o' people don't semi to be aide to afford both. Tbe Use of mm s paats is to be iortvaaeri. So glad Tbe dwtes can now have a sit ting tlowa spell “Debutante' asks “What b tbe beat erwtume for a ball?”- That depend*. A Aahbail looks beat in brown, with pork tut bias. ceplatcar totellthe ta'e of a once'danger ous cancer. All wbo tmve~seen mcsim-c l have commenced tlie use of B. IX U. bt-ar tes timony to iny great improvement and the scar on my fac« shows that it cured tho can cer. 1 And that B B. B. come.* square)yuip to what ills recommended,and 1 cannot any too much in pralso uf this wonderful medi cine. 1 have tried them all. but U. B B. stands at the top as a blood pnrltler. 'the al>oved*-copied from the AthenstCao Paitner-Uatclonan, Utintf tbe voluntary lan gunge of Mr. Jauies A. ureef, which J.uilor Giintt indoiVcs: - ••Mr t.reer is an honest, npri^lit clttren r f 1 tiee, is um-<iii Athens, wnoloulu liad canocr, and lus numer. ! coilMUmptiou, hut mis friend* thought that ho could not Its e eases of th very lorn;, as tlie cinrer was pru iu.dly sap ping the foundation of hi* constitution, hut now looks well and hearty ” which is Scrofula of tb© Luiigo, rvst'-il and cored by this remedy, if taken ts-- forc the he-t stages of the diseare «re rrectu*f. from it* marvelous isiwer over this tommy fatal discH* -, when first offering this now ceiebratod n*int dy to the publiCalDJ^PtERC* tboiiMlit scrioutOy of calling It bte ' y 11 * an in pi ion Cure,” )«it ahafHloncd ttMt name as too limit- d for if uudloinc which, from its WuU'l'. r-fcd rmidiii u:ion of tonic, or strengthening. *lt-raTT '-. or i ’oijrt-en imstng, I miti-Nlioiw, fHM lorai. proper. i> 11* a remedy fop r nil *5iroute Dls« TWO .If: \ IN*T KlfiHSKKV. _ __ ’ ^ . _ J Sev* pel ptiysiAlana have pronounc. <1 my at- ease !iloo>l n uson, emsed hy paint . r lead in the iMtinU imt they e..ual not cure me. I a*t vtimiiirr 1 us <1 eighteen tiotilea of a 1 reeiy n<lveitis«d IB'mhI m. <tlc:n<, which did me no moie gcMst than *0 niuMiwu, r. I have Us- d only two' ooitT * of B. It. B. and urn proud to ray tint I tuvo ros-ivel *rou < . lieneAt t?• -oi ttrem than from She rtitti't* •> and am now r.-ptdhr re<*iverlng. there I- so qu-st ion :.*out't hr »U|«.-norit) of H. U. B oyer all lilO'wl remedies . I 1 cyno ils sir • t • " VhS Augas, «•*., April slet l*S)i. All who de*tre full InSirinatlon a'out tl Liver, Blood, and Lungs. If you f.el thill, cr.'WPy, rt< bijitiitod, nave sallow color of shin, or yellowish-brown spots • on face or h- i/. ti,<ju< nt t.< udariu; or 'lisxl- ih «'. had t.'.-t' hi Vnonth, in«« nial treat or d Ito ulteniu 1 iog with I'ot Bush. *. low spirits ■ un i ei./oiy t. i. I wdmg*. irn giiUir ap|N-tite. mi l c<> t <r t ngoe. yon sn- suffering fromV IndfgesiIon, Bywpcpela. imd Torpid I i ver, or ** Klflonwwe**-” In many .’I , tome are ex|ic- n. uc«*t As a rr-nt tv rnr wtl wuch.ngpe, »r. Fierer'* Goldeu Medical Dlsw e °For^ W-aW l.au**, aplilliiM of fllood, Knortum-* «i Mrcatli, tlrow. f It 11 iw, .4 «ili nm, We vere 4 owgha, esd hmdr.*7a-T-*re, 1*. d ein.u rt reuadj ■ ‘>0, or.sift Hour- «r Horri.F.i t» >1. lor no. Dr. Pierce’! ««(l M* (•ini C Sttrv nf l l< >*t r»i-« Hie. -coroUe *»rofek*-.» •w. lliiiK* , tleers iHirc 4 V 1 hriiti Uwr K tv+Y i> y ■ ww|. taint* 11 lUnrti. ««tc . t MU irn by 11 nail fr. «s a eODVe air M imirw 111 trtt 4-t| 1 4V . U of v> n il r». Bil« ^•1 w in the tn< Woi ulertnl so.l *laf time pr • of # % i»r iwit known. AUao -M. UUrtJ d %t»rld*« Mi• cfallou, DC pen* Meillral 4«so- ■ l, ih trAU*, X. Y. Al.aat MOTHER’S FRIEND $500 REWARD or* X ; r*-ifiHof« «< Mtlirh H« fiirfil| ..f will 1 •< run* If >**• * f f* in tho (if*, fMAVUul Kfiff of tU • jrm, <«i>U Mia • of 4 alnrrh. •*4 old In 4b» Head,” 4'alarrkal llradatlre. '“DU. Pol «lif ot nr ms the uas* of iM«r f«iM0 t he Mte, Mi n gtvrt’v dUltWkfiOO# IfeM 14an(er In Ute m brta 0 otkrr aj»d ci>.ti, aaf a.vo* vh« M ’(Mf |R * ou rt-ii* ue tnnrv tevucabte fe •!»##* y rrt atrtj, aad :*«• SaMa uavmrtuaa, aad wMv 11| a *Sh arr ia ti<u rm < t vamwe ■ Voi rwvn rars*r. a»i t- rut MOM of ••• ii:a-«aviaf remMiaa rt Ukr RUk€*t rre'h ■ eoiary. He (xn 44j4 puhii*a rrr tS. a'av rate crtfi kg l! i* rewadt enhoat * «oJ- U’c im .1* h ary rt tav wraara \r% we sir Stimuli * ia Id* From tbe WorliTi BmI lUker*, AT FACTORY PRICKS. E&lest Terms of Payment Kidbt Or aad Makers, aad Over Thrss Ruadred Ityiea la Meet From. me r<>, It I ha oy u in' it la «i IT rretbe 1 tbe vt- a tsui using Rr D * vtjf th ter if they ate m< they would It going out nights. A Washington cterk wh •pede drop on We fimrrr f> opte who ever bad too u PIANOS jrt w< Id p them I 1 bad a kr Kir of tbe V" few > HiU’s ill s bout It acem* manifest that Hill L act went to {litalitv. for him HaM I. “But wbo rise is liable to get tbr lx ukv rath uouiiuation?” f«ev« , ral iwraoaa spoke tip and said that ''< < n-ury WbHncy was a candidate. Others rt-markca that it wouki be cither HUi or .Whitney, and that Whitney would show m tv great strength if hts name was brought forward at all. Different persons present began to run over the States of the Union w hich were not disposed to support Cleve land again. It was said that the only State whose Senators bad argued in Cleveland'i favor was Missouri—Ciaa’anaSt Enquirer. A Drea4ftal Kartkqaake. Tlie cattle announces that tap shocks of earthquake were felt at Nice on Wedue* day morning. Houses rocked, walls cracked and in acme instances frail houses were thrown to the ground. The wildest alarm evaded among the inhabitants, who distractedly from their dwellings. The firaU'iLiock lasted 15 seconds and the lust 12 socondfrs^the movement being from west to cast thft shock was very severe, ana 11 persons were killed. At Noli, en the Gulf of GenoiL 15 person's were killed At Oncglia 6 were 13 injured. At the neighborin, Diaoo scores of people were killed hundreds wounded. Fully one-third of the town was destroyed. Rome. February 24.—Details have been received this morning of tbe results of the earthquakes yesterday, showing that the effects arc far more serious than was thought. Tbe loss of life and destruction of propertp is learned to have been terrible. Tlie most startling news comes from the Gcftoese’ Riviera. Over 1,500 people were killed in that district. At the village of Bajardo, situated at the top of a mil, a number of inhabitants tqp§, refuge in a church when the shocks'were first, felt. The subsequent and greater shock demol ished the church, and 300 of the people who were in it were killed. The destruc tion of property in the section of Italy vis ited by the earthquakes was immense and widespread. Reports of the disaster continue to ar rive. The total number of deaths reported up to the present timeriia about 2,000. Shocks were felt gt Parma, Turin and Qgr- oncza. Undulations of the earth were no ticed at Catania, in Sicily, at the foot of Mount jEtna. The director of the Turin observatory telegraphs that seismic instru ments are now oiticscent and that no fur ther disturbance is feared. Two Connecticut lover* have ju up after a quarrel which took |tUi year* ago. Some people cannot bold malice. —- - A country newspaper * weekly market report oontalns the item “There haa not g** ia iu«u thi* week to grease a gimlet.” Japanese sokKer* carry fans. If they are all aa ugly as those sent to this country, wc don't wonder they (Japs) are considered more effective than gun*. A mao in one of the *uhurhs know* how to play on two cornets at once. The neigh l* r* *ay that they don't objecUlthll kuo» ing how, but he nad better not try to do it. A Virginia girl married a trump who turned out to be a duke:—We ve no pily for her. She should hive known wtiat lie was before she married him. « In the Boston Directory of 1839 the poo pie of color are in a oeparate list. Colored folk* are not so proud now, and permit their names to appear among those of the plain p^pie. The man who mourns over the wanton destruction of our forests docs not hesitate to fill his pockets with gratuitous tooth picks at the restaurant after eating a hasty plate of soup. An exchange says that recently a New York policeman got drunk on duty. We did not know that New Y’ork policemen were fond enough of duty to become in toxicated with it. [t isn’t always to be taken for granted itdt man i* extra devotional because hi* trousers Dftgytt the knees, any more tlinu it is to be assumisi^than a woman’s piety can be gauged by thckmQnnt of gilt upon her prayer-book. “No,” said a young man,’’S-^on’t like flftshy neckties, but I have worn the beginning of the silk quilt craze, see, the girls beg the ties, and that makes' the fellow who wears them of some im portance.” • An eminent lawyer, having a preposter ous case sent to him for an opmfon,'replied in answer to the question: “Would an ac tion lie?” , “Y r es, if tlie witnesses would lie, too, but not otherwise.” A woman should not scream at the sight of a mouse. It lets the ferocious animal know right where she is located, after which it may advance with the certainty of death upon its quivering prey. The most charming young woman in the world, and the one whose are always ap preciated by young gentlemen on the point of matrimony, is uie one wbo has a feeble Chkkfiinff, Ianou k Ifitkiahck, Bent and Hamlin, Irion. fpoa *.'•••1.IM* BM-uilsr »" ■»* »ilt laDB- MABT**S I»OI* ro«lUs»«fs h, rompUlian. Fr*qo-«« •• rr^Dt. USMtlf *4S Mtbs |Kj»»)sTitr »4 •A •ip.rtm.nt lint- I* ( b» MMter'ir U»* srisiK* ih. 0«iar»»L *jtd Bvsv. ORGANS: ■aaon k Hamlin, Orchaatral and Bay State. Pianos aad Organs delivered, freight pa: J. to all pet nts Soath. Fifteen day s' ’trial, aad Freight Faid Both Ways, U cot ARt.lfACterT. Order, aad teat the Inatrumeati la your uw:. Iloaif*. COLOMBIA MUSIC HOUSE, B:»n h of 1 IT'DKN .t fiA I K8 1 SOUTHERN MUSIC DOU8R. moxs KH D TXRI48 TUX SAHA. V. W. TRUMP, THE M.HART EM MEDICINE COMPANY. •«. Leals. Me. CHARLOTTE IIEHALE INSTITUTE. N O INSTITUTE for YOUNG I.ADIKrt —I i‘l tin* rior to those 8t>utli has off. red atlvanlages here enr t imqifc—Collegiate*, Art and Music. Only experienced and accomplished teachers Till- building ia lied.teiL with gas, wanin*.l with the best wrought iron furnaces, ha* hot and cold water hatlis, and first-class appointment as a Boarding School in every re*l>ect—no scliool in the SOIitli lia.* superior. For Board and Tuition in everything Ip full Collegiate course, including ancient and modern languages, per session of 20 weeks . JlOo Leduetien for two or more from saint family or neightiorluxxL i’upits clmrged only from date of entrance. For Catalogue, witli full particulars, ad WM.(K. ATKINSON, Charlotte, N. C. stil>e in every depart- 'AND S"a LD Cheapest Education. IS THK Kkv. Commerciil College Lexington, HtgliMt Ilnnor *nd Qold Medal ovrr all other Colleges, 55 w * r y* for Sfnem of Ueok-keeplag tnj Lrneral Ku.laru Kdacatlea. 6000 WrrtuU. I, Ini. .*? lichen employe, L Certefr.il BartnertiOearM, Includinjf Tuition, StRlionery and Board, about $00* ttkfirt ■Md, Typr-WritlRf Rod TrlMfFRpkj spcdulties. H« •*“»"• **ler Sew, Unrt.rtM tiaarmatert Sm rtreulu, iddreu W. B. SMITH, Prert, Lei E’ B MARKS, ’anufttc-.hrcr of PAINTERS ROtlRCOMPOSITION [COLUMBIA, Printers’ Kollers casl tbe sbortest notice at the most reasonable rates. Marks’ Composition. • j tiMnuilrrt S.e>w«. for iaCtaa,Kw PITTS CAKSIINATIVE! v POK IXKAXT8 A.\D TEETHING CHILDREN. An instant relief for colic of infants. Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Cholera im or anv diseases of the stomach and boyvTtte. Makes the critical period of TeethingsWs^nd easy. Is a safe and pleasant tonic. Foible by all druggists, and for wholesale By Ho^rd, Willet & Co., Augusta, Ga. and wealthy old father. MhM by a Jcalona Lorer. Je*eph King, a wealtlly lumberman and buriues* man of this place, met Mrs. Louis 'tooillard on'the street torday, and without i word. *hot her in the breast with a re volver. King is a widower, with two chil dren. The wounded woman is u widow of respectability, handsome, well connected and of considerable mean*. She teas a eader in society and was reported to be eo ’ to King. While apperenUy very much attached to King Mrs. Rouillard wss hat of a coquette aad took pleasure ia receiving the attentions of other gentle- of whoaa, judging from thefr much ia km with SEEDS 1JEEDS! Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed Grain and Potatoes, Garden and Flower Seeds, Priaes quoted on application. TBADB MARK. ECZEMA ERADICATED.