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> —W" BSk * An acckleut occurred Moud«y on tke Dodkam Brandi of lliv Boston and Providence railroad, betwoett Forest HOI and Roslindaie, at wliat is known as Bussey Park Bridge. The 7 o’clock train from Dedham, consisting of seven cars and bag- ge car, under charge of Conductor Ti broke through the bridge. The en (Ml, ^ ginc and three cars went ovei' safely, but ; nve others fell through life bridge to the " road beneath, a distance of 30 feet. The last car, which was the smoker, turned completely over and struck on top of the others, all being crushed almost out of shape. The cause of the accident is said to have been the breaking of the bridge. It is stated that the bridge is a coiupaintively new one, and that the accident was caused by a truck of one of the cars giving away, causing the car to strike against the abut ment of the, bridge. The smoking car after It fell caught fin 1 , but the tire department was promptly on liaml ami prevented any spread of the flames. The bodies of the dead have all been removed, and of the wounded some arc at hospitals and some have been taken home. The latest estimate of the casualties is 32 killed and about 30 wounded. That the horrors of tire were not added to the terrible disaster was duo to the promptness with which relief was sent. A chemical engine from Koaliodale was at the scene within 30 minutes after the wredt “occurred, brought by a lettcr-car- • rlcr, who gave an alarm of fire upon oh serving flames issuing.from the debris. The flames were soon extinguished and the fire men then did excellent work in rescuing the injured. The stoves iu all the cars were securely fastened to the floors by iron bolts and the doors of the stoves were locked. In only one car did the stove up set, although in one instance a stuse was smashed clear througli the #«of of flic in which it luul been. car UffKKIIAL NBfea KOTKM. inlrrrd UathrrrS from Wrloua Ouartrra. Beecher's life is being written in baste by at least a dozen ambitious scribes. A fire at Lumberton, N. C., on Monday, destroyed 17 buildings. Loss $100,000, The Prince and Prliwess Colonna are to visit Papa Mackay In May or June. Thfe French Chamber of Deputies, by a vote of 318 to 348, has passed the bill sur taxing cereal^ Moonlighters have wrecked the houses of ten tenants on Gen. Stewart’s estate in Wcsf Clare, Ireland. Dr. T. G. Ford, of Louisiana, having lx.cn pardoned by the Governor, has Icon released from the parish prison. Mrs. L: C. Drier ami her child were killed by a locomotive while walking on I lie track at Gainesville, Fla. Mr. Purnell reports his health much im proved and his appearance is said to con 100 architectural iron >4 same pay they uow rmlvi Cincinnati and Covlugtonj have struck \X iMuau'a \\ onSrou* riu<-h. A case of extraordinary pluck on the B ut of a woman occurred at Jefferson cdical Colleger Philadelphia, recently. The Inily applied to have a tumor removed from her arm. The phyak iana deckled to have the operation performed in the prr« cncc of tlx- student*, ami when the hour for the clinic arrived urrjvrd flic lady was invited Into the amphitheatre. The doctors told her that they would bare to udminis ter ether, as -tlx* o|x-rmtiou would prove very painful. She refused U> allow Uiia to be done, and then the physician* .tried to induce her to take a glasxof brandy, which she like wine n-fustsi' Tlay next offered bar a glaaa of wine, but tte lady stmpl> w»rtsl it away, auylng that ala- would be aiilr to umk-rgu the o|wndh>n. The ska-tors cousultid for a luouieiil ami dockk-d to take the woman at her word and g<> ahead. They 1 Min'd her arm to the ■htHtkWr, kdd bar k**r sale and tlu-n * airiest flit! knife In the lk-»h, eut a big ptali over six liula-n in length, put led the biesxi big (Heeca a|«rt, removed tlx- tumor,. m rwpesl the l**m and then srwrd the |hu1» together. During all Ikla time lbs* pattMt iK-ver movtsl Not a cry ewaped her. and as she gritted her Uvlh her fa<s.- la-s ame aa white as a sjuvt I’lie (ihysieiana ami du ds uU tookesl on with luna/eim-nl at the plyteky woman ami manrehd how ->he exmkl endure the terriiik pain w ithout a whini|at . After tlx- o| H raiiou wax over, Dr. Hrintoo, luruing to the tkiO alusk-uU, •aitI ‘'Tkrn- is not a man anxtog you who coukl have atoial thia i>|a-ratioa its heroic ally aa thia Usiy has. '* «Msi HhMrritMaa A dating and mysUrissus munhr was committed in t luoli-t,m Thins lay. \\ illiain H-ory Baxter. a>->l->mi boy dxin-n year* old. employed at Werner's iron works, on llorltics k alley . « aa ealkod to the itoor by bouk- boys. Hheu Baxter reached the door, one of the boys stabbed him in the left breast. Frank Whilmaiu a biaik smith, was at work iu the rear of the build Ing. ami says he saw two or three buys come to the door .-uni beard them call Bax tor In a few nioruaat he saw Baxter return and cling for a little while to Iris bench, then (all to tbe door. Baxter vomited, ahcxik as if iu convulsions ami died in a few minutes. No one was found who saw the blow struck The wound was maih with a wide blaile, probably a dagger It entered the breast just above tbe left nipple and evidently piervid the heart. Mr. r. W. Sires, manager of the iron works, found Baxter dying. The boy was tben Ukeu home. Nci her tbe father uor mother o( the <»y knew of any ijuarrc! that might have led to tbe murder. Tbe police are now working on the matter. Whitman, the blacksmith, thinks he could identify one of the muiicrvrs.^_Tbe scene of tbe murder was between Meeting and King ■treets—a public, open *pu4—the crime was committed in noonday, Lepresy la X«w Orlraas. ilv insaix, *. > ] a rsons While delving for informatien on aubjectT)f the city’s health, f what I lielieve the ascertained not genarally known in' New Orleans—that leprosy exiata here t^n considerable extent. It has been known .in a vague aort of wav that there were some cases of Itbe dreaued disease in the lower jjailslies, but not tlrnt it prevaileil to any extent in New Orleans. There are now under treatment in the Charity Hos pital no less than 18 cases. I am infonned that the victims of tbe disease do not know ‘with what they are ufllicted, and are going about their usual vocations. One of these, a woman, is a cook. I am told the nature of their disease is concealed so as to spare them from Isola tion. Perhaps the distinguished medical gentlemen at tbe hospital know best what is proper in the premises, but the unpreju- diccd observer would say, far better these unfortunates be shunned and forced into isolation than that they spread the malady by contact and by bearing children,,which they are now in danger of doing inno cently.—Cor. Chicago Time*. Those “Holiness Evangelists.'’ A special to the AVw* and Cvvrior, dated Raleigh, N. C., March 14, says: “Yester day a party of people known as ‘Holiness Evangelists’ arrived here. Some were white and some colored. In the afternoon one of them—a wonum—preached on the street. Last night they went to the col ored churches, where the most extraordi nary scenes occurred. The Evangelists told the negroes that all jewelry must be given up. They took earrings from the ears of negro women, and they took also other jeweirv. They kept this and have not returned it. To day the negroes are greatly excited aliout this matter, and have made complaint to the Mayor. One of the Evangeli«s is reported as having pulled down pictures in the colored church, say ing they must '« burned. .Mayor Dodd issued orders this afternoon that hereafter neither these Evangelist* nor the B&lvation Army shall be allowed to conduct services oa the streets. These Evangelists are said to be the same who were ordered out of Columbia, 8. C., by a vigilance committee.” •As M .Test,'* . Are the words used by a lady, who was at one time given up by the most eminent physicians, mad left to die. Reduced to a to leave a, pate and haggard, not able bed ,fri from all those duireasi peculiar to suffering females leiicarrhiea. intWnnatioa, taking Dr. Pirns'* and also using tlx by him. sad rw ." Price iaai Lieutenant, now General, Grrely, bt the Signal Service, is lecturing in Washington on Arctic subject*. Mr. Blaine is to go to Europe iu May, if be doe* not change bis mind before that lime. k .Mis* Cleveland dined wilb Mrs. Beecher at the latter's home in Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon. Cardinal Manning has licarlily endorsed flic policy advocated by Ordinal Giblwns towards the Knights of Labor. The ofllcial arrangements for tbe World’s Exhibition In Paris In 18811, are now com plctc. The total of persons killed In the rail road wreck is now put at 34, and the w ounded ut about 150. Wm. R. Travers continues to grow weaker and now aces nobody but bis inti mate friends. General Sheridan is to build a summer home near New Bedford, on the Masaacbu- setts coast. Senator and Mr* Ijlintmds will not leuve Washington for Vermont until the midilk' of May. Senators Sherman mid Ingalls, with the other members of their Washington i»arty, have arrived at Havana. Tbe New York cooper* have renounced all slleglantx.* to the Knight* of Lalmr, ami bare gone back to work at reduced wag The mcltjng of snow wnri ice is overflows of the* Missouri river and trilNitarles. K.x Alderman O Neill is Kaiil leisure lime in Slug Sing in flu* earnest *!udy of Bt. Augustine's eoiif<-*Moii- Tbc health of ex President James D. Fivh continues to grow worse, aixl it i> iitoughl that h« will be iwrdtNM-d to uvobl hi* dentif in prison. The Hrllish aristocrary Is lieing dill geutly 'wrorkivr In .the effort to ln«ure a Urge atn-AdaiKT at Mrs. James Brown pot ter's ib-but, which occurs on ihe 3lMli ia»i. Liz/ic Metiowan. aged 15 years, of Chi I coper. Miss., white tempi raril took sufficient i*aris gm-u to kill amt dksl in 13 minutes. An engine aud U nder went through Hie lailnaxl irrslte near Marietta. Ohio, killing the engineer and the fireman ami seriously •> aiding the oindui U«r and a brakemail. The report tliat there was a cwdnes* Is- twuru the I’resident and Hecn t.iry Eixli ><•11 Is tk-nted by the |irvs" and denounced >>y Mr. CtevehuM. Fanuk- Haseh, a New Orleans wit low who fidlowtsl the uxx-upatkxi of rag pu ki r. w«* fount! ilea.I hi Iasi with $1 l<»* eon itxltsl alxiut lx«r Ntahbily-furnhdwsl room. Tlie white aiul colored woinrn iii Kansas are Iteiug organi/.tsl to vote at the cumin •iwiog t Us tion wbieli promiM-a to an ex- eitiag one. Iteyoutl a few Mriuiinagea in l/iodoti ik-rry amt ilaewherr, Bt. Patrick's day was obsernsl in an orderly manner throughout Ireland ’ ^ The New York Kmyinttriitu Artr* says the tiisasler on Forest Hill BrMgv. near B srtoo, was due to Its defective ivnatrue-' tkm - The Treasury Itepartnunt has received sn opinion from the first Controller, to the t ffeet that Congress failed U* appropriate moijey for the agricultural stations. ThcJiliimls Legislature has voted dow n a resolution to submil a prohibitory amend meat to the people at the next general elec tion. Tbe vote- was A5 yeas, W nays. An Ottawa, OoB. dispatch says that an oilier fast sailing schooner has hern added to the ttsheries protection cruiser fleet for use during the coming summer. The French Cbamlier of Deputies., by vote of 328 against 238. approved the bi imposing a duty of tire francs per 10 kilos on wheat imports. Tbe ease against tbe parties charged with the shooting of Culbrcath, in EdgetioTdT lias been postponed, on the ground of al sence of uefendants' wiloeasea. The Governor of Tennessee has signed the bUl submitting to the people a probibT- tiou amendmonl to tbe Constitution. The eteetion will be held next Beptemlier. The silk mills in I'nion Mills, N. Y have been obliged to shut down, owing Ux flic strike in the mills at Paterson. Over 3(H) men and women arc out of employ ment. At a meeting of Congregational minis ters in Chicago a statement highly culogi* tic of the Rev. II. W. Beecher was adopted and ordered placed on the records. The Duchess of Otranto committed sui ride at Paris Tuesday by blowing her brains out with a revolver. She was overwrought with grief at the recent death of her bus baud. — Charles Reilly, the famous short stop of the Princeton Browns for several seasons past, has just been secured by tbe Savan nab Southern League Club. When last heard from, Secretary Bayard had met the lady only twice to whom he is said to be engaged, both of those times having been in public places. The British war office authorities have made arrangements for transportation from Canada to Loudon during the coming sea son of 3,000 horses for artillery trains. The Hon. Willis P. Bocock, twice Attor ney General of Virginia and a member of the Constitutional Convention of 1850, died Monday in Appomattox county, aged 80 years. Stockholders iu Richmond and West -Point Terminal want President Sully to resign, in order that they may elect Mr Inman to his place. They say Mr. Sully is too fond of speculation. Some boys in Augusta tried to, play a practical joke .on tbe Salvation Army by an explosion of powder in tin adjoining bouse. Quite a panic ensued, but nobody was hurt. Domink-k Gray, who kilted his infant child in its mother's arms and nearly killed the mother a few days ago, died on Sunday night in a hospital in New York from de lirium tremens. Letters from Prague refer to an earth quake on Saturday around Pezfbnun, and wy that tbe vHlage of Birken berg was de stroyed, the inhabiuats taking refuge in, Prague. . . *-— _ Oa Tuesday Robert Furnace and Jamie Jennings, twa fanners, white croarfag a niimaU track about a mite from Xokomti. BL. in a wagon, wees struck bar a train and instantly kilted TW strike oa dm Mahoning dteteteaaf the Near V r«hway tiff) * f aright is They demand nine hours fo'f work and the pay they now ir-vivc f.- - ten lioiifc- work. When Theodore TiltAn wns-b'ld Mj!. Beecher’s deatfi and m Uc<I xvliethd h< anything to soy, he shook liis tu-ipl iii-llv ami answered: “No; it will do no good now.” There will be four men iti the U niled States Senate wln» think they rm-nihle Edwin Booth, but oulyoue of theln. Daniel, of Virginia, really bears tiny resemblance to flic great tragedian, \ The British Cabinet lias decided on a land purchase scheme based upon , revised reu! als. Under this scheme, therefore, land lords will fare worse than they would yn- iler Mr. Gladstone's bill. T. J, Brennan, who has been the private secretary to Secretary Manning, will -bu made corresponding secretary ot flic M est cm National Bank, New” 3 ork, of which Mr. Manning is to lie president. The listless manner In which the Mur. rptisof Lome lias Ih-vii discharging m-iny of bis recenl public duties is explained by the announcement tbnl be i* engaged on a pulitu-al essay of considerable magnitude. There is a rumor fn London that the Emperor of Germany will abdicate bis throne on the 23d insT., but in this country it w thought that he abdicated some time since. Alfred S. White, the, fastest stenographer in the wor’d, who was n-p<nil'll ud.-sing fnun bis home iu New York test week, lias Is-en found irf Chicago iu n high state of in dignation against the man who attributed his absence to opium. Some Democratic polithtens iu New York arc bowling over Mayor Hewitt’s appointment of James C. Boyle*, to^be President of the Board of Health. I be objection is that Boyles is a Knight of I^i- bor. -f. The Baltimore Manufacturer* Jteconl is officially authorized to announce tlial the new cotton mssl oil mills, alamt which then- la-eii mm h discussion, will |a>sitively all "e[Kjrti> to the contrary uot- workers in was decorated lavishly with rare flower* and fruits. The menu card* were painted with a separate design, that of Mr*. Nellie Grant Satoris having n very correctly paint ovi portrait of her father^ , > Lord LunsdowncTias cabled ids English ITer his tenants reductions of 15 agents to o , pt r cent on the judicial rents and 25 on the ! others—but with tire condition that they ; pay half the costs of all bis efforts to cotn- p-'T them to pay the full rente. ha* Ik- Iniiit, w itbstauding. It i* -mi officially stated fliiiTTr j* r mostly students, have been arrei connection witli the rei-c-ntly di.- plot to assassinate the Czar. One prisoner* i* a woman. — The HepuliUcim member* of tli dejphte dvh-gatiou iu the House ol i MmMnshns dsciited nnasrimounj ~ 'nf mngc’"tff< r ~«iifTpTTt -FiflilT 'ill'llW for I’hiladc-lphia. ao a* to provide ; I»lath di»lri( l for Mr. Uaudill. . to |*i»* hi> Oils, L tor >\ err'd >f flu- 1’11 Ih-pre. to n- iTlTtiHOt 1 icmo The annual meeting of flu- X; •ociation of Gcix-rdl IVnru-uger a Agents of tin United Mates an Is-inin at the Arlington Ih-icl tod ml I I .iff’ i tc ael Tuntlay. ‘ *»«' vn wiT 1 elc K.intf jrcur. A lady was in iportuni ng I t«l tlireet b» r~ ion inti ••I' *' Madaiuc. sat ii be.'*'u ny b M-iliug mail he* even i- » M'l it you do email The wife ul Knut) »r t-U New York. U raid to js-tiu-. with a n Idea •lupriy iK-ad flint »t itteat a hen Ik t lm»b. iml wm Doyle* 'tali* a of Get Jotmstoo ha* l> Udl <U4t A me* Compna y. of t w II be uov< ib trie* al New < h Senator Jlel* » l-owl-.f mud leytl r*. T.l It- ring I 1 Hi The ten- decliuc’this condition because tlicsc ill Ijc more than the proposed reduc tions themselves. ' " ' . ^Sunday tbe irolice of St. Petersburg were informed that an attempt might Ire made on the life of the Czar on that day, It being tbe anniversary of the assassination of hi* father, and its a result the police arrested near the Imperial palace several persons who were discovered holding dynamite bomirs iu their bands ready to throw them at the Czar nsTic emerged. Two hundred arrests have treen made in all. f At a meeting of Richmond and DnnviUc security-holders, in New Y’ork, it was de cided to levy another assessment on the stuck and pay oil the receiver’s certifleates. Tbe plan of reorganization has been not! fled to provide the payment of 2 per cent, interest on new bonds in 1888 and 5 per cent, thereafter. It is also proposed to foreclose tbe road and organic a new com pany before July l«t. ~ Jefferson Davis has written a letter con tradicting the rumor that he was about to visit Washington. He says that he will ncrcraec the Capital again. “It would be pleasant to view the scenes which were once so familiar to me,’,’ be adds, “though I doubt if 1 would hardly recognize t city now, tte it has so improved and grown. No,_L*hall never again see Washington. I’m getting too old to traveL” Oscar Wilde’s mother, Lady Wilde, who is famous as “Speranza," tbe patriotic poet of flic Dublin Hation, is said to be in such struitethat she will have to go to the poor house or die of hunger, unless her country men (.<me to her aid. Iter husband, Sir William Wilde, who died long ago. in vested ninth of bis money in land in conn I ties Wkfkluw and Clare, from which I July j Wilde has not received any rent for six I years. L The remains of Captain Eads have &r rived at Jacksonville. Touching the cause of kis death it is stated that he suffered fMtn cold contracted winter before last, I but careful nursing, it wu* (bought, would Hg titm through. On March 1 he went yachlinc with friends. On bis return hc cumplnined of severe paint in the breast. -m il udviut wax summoned and every thing. iKiS'iMc dune to arrest the disease, t without avail, and at 12 o’clock on Tuesday m-irniug, flic 8th lust, he expired; family of Charlie Morris, colored, living near Milledgcville, Ga , twelve in nun.ta-r, have recently been poisoned in sotiH- mysterious manner. One child is ib ad. Other incuttx-rs of tbe family are in a critical condition. It i* supposed that tlx- imisoning took pin tint it is the outgrowth r-ntly on lliaf | ' nitlC-A-BRAC. The liest tkirt supiiorter—A woman. 'Makes tmoks-ZTIic railroad builder. A stirring s]>eccl»--“Pfut» me a sj* A regular loper is a very irrcguWj citizen An unfortunate man s:iy>Tie lias one sui that will Inst him all vybifer—a lawsuit. There areMwo wry loud, colors worn ly sclioollxiys tJmMeason, rattan and yrllcr. and thc^yKually go together. . ( A smurt young man piokod upaflowci i in the batl-rodm after all the girls had gone, ! and sang, “ Tis the lost rose of some her.. If conscience is what makc§ cowards ot us all, there ought to be a grt-at many ven brave men these days. Young ladies who arc anxious to in o n should bear in mind that a sealed proposal can be sent by mail for two cents. You can’t expect a man to exert much of an influence in lids world who is too lazy to exert himself. ‘No more personal reflections! exclaimed the editor in chief, ius he tlfftr-.v a crooked looking glass out of the officer window. Adversity is sometimes hard upon a man; but for one man who can- stand prosperity there arc a hundred that will stand mlvtr slty. “Why do you shiver'.'’ was asked a poor little boy at the city liall. “That * the only way I can keep warm, sir,” was the pathetic reply. California is no longer the favored ground of the miner. The annual value of tbe fruit product is almost equal to that of the mines. Whoj^ Clam-was asked w hat she would do if a hft’c young gentleman should :isi- her hand in marriage, she naively replied “I don’t think I’d no.” A German dermatologist says baldness u catching. Y’es. gentlemen with bald pules complain dial they catch it from all qunr ter*. It may Ik: of interest to know that chemist ha* discovered that fair qtialiiu-s*»l mm aud whisky can be made I roin sorgbum molassess. A young lady recently made the iiM'cnt of Mont Bhiiu . It is rumored that sin thought her husband, was on the top with another woman. A young man who left hi» charmer'* front gate iu u hurried manner aud lit away out in the street asset t« that her fat Ik r wits afflicted with palpitation ol feet. “Ma'tnn, what w huidir” “Why, ttexr. what make* - you ask .such -a rjnatbiii : ** (.’anise when I asked sister wusl made her tire** stick out Iiebind. she said ‘11 u.di Tbe Yankee seamen used to U- (be: best in tbe world. The crews *liip|ied uow a days are alm'»>>t w holly made up of men of The Aorlh rarollna ti*m. Norlh Carolina lias acquired considerable : nbtortety-'in the production of quartz, cry*-1 Piis with highly modified and exceedingly ics. Quiterifrenlly. Professor \\. rare planes E. Hidden, of die Emerald and Hiddentte nline, -Aieviinbcr-county, -vent to G. voh ItoUt, Benii, Germany^TTHHuber of the*)- ri t e crystals. They attracted much attcu lion, and were carefully figured by that eniim tit sciuiti-f. who issued $ pamphlet rlylni rntiotta of the crystals- and H full descriptioti of them. u niiii tie." arc anb ixtoel v, i-(iw oa iu Stab- governmente •nly divided iu the United ■oT ■ Ih.' ty-ciglit Legislatuief, p. t .T beihocratie and • Kepubiican. - Then moeustic UloNcynoya in ( iovomors. Invalids’ Hole) and Surgical Institute Hiafr ov Lislmu-a kvim-i lenced and Skill* mi i’hjrslfi'ius .out uiraeon*. ALL CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY. CHRONIC treaUK) r ■ _*> 1 ' 'S. T EX.UiOV. A. tl. Slwi’IIIANN COl’SiX. I rm ii -I - -a. ii < f llie l -v-tfOverilul Aloamtei- P t-1 < iih, hih! have t>o- n po- ml lerk ,oa (Uffcruxt <--olr-.i«. “ -tiic- ts^ im ten years I l ave lit-, n a suit'-n r from n v.m- eer on my face. whl. h grew: worst} wntil rt’.s- chaiife oi' mutter tjct-amo erofiisv uml vt-ry' otieu-ive. I tiec-iui th'-r.ingtily tiUgi- tot wttli I>1 (mI purifier* an.I pronoittic -I Them hutuhugr, a.-, i haU ti ic-tl mnn> wilhout r- lU f. Klnaliy 1 was imlu i-> list- Ii U. U , "!i cb was abo'ut the 1-t of IT bruary, an J coutnuivil !t_\ iM-he latter pat: .(pel . Ttuicl, fenstve disetiurgi- Jocn u-tsl at onn- amt the hardness around the o uucr disupp-are<|. ' ll -’ Improved my general health and I rspidlv ; gained llesh and strength .Tiie dpihiirai 1 iiduiklly decreased a -l the cancer 1w*uiii>' less and less in size nu(4t i-olhlnr. r. ui ln» ex cept a c.ir VoU-lt ihc ta e ef abneo dm:g -v ous cancer Kllw tio have seen me since • have commenced the use of n. b e. l>-nr i- tiiiiony tu i..)- great innu, ycmciit aii.l ihe jear on my fnc -hows that It cured tto ean- c r. ! flna tlial h it. B. comes»uuaiely up t what itis uc uime-ided, and t oannoV **>' too muoh In praise of this Woiidertul i»m .1- cine. I have tried them all. bat n it H.hLiuu* at the top as a blood purillcr- the alsive is evpKsl iTom the V.lie ■- -.a > Ranuer-Vatchmau, t»eiug the vtduntary ‘an - gunge oHtp-. .lames A. tireer, wlib U Vdilor, i.initt indorses: •’Mr. Orear is an li-mesl. uprlyh: eib. > a-s' 'Athens. W| ohiid a had* arcer. atnTn l iioHier- oiis friends thouglit that he could novtiwe vrsy long.as the c nicer, wu* gra lu U y wip* plflg l he fouu.luiiou of Uis constd'lflon, but now look* w ell and h. ivit> ' success I •ei: us, - Invalid ulars. CAL A* i hi ir hoiiii s. Many Tamil-, iliroogti ioin-«pondouce, ns Ijy as il bere m jM.-rsoh. I'ome and • .send i- ri < - -.in In Btamps for our ;>J#-3oofct'f which gives tin juirtio- i i:t 5: \V(* l^isrKNSAUV MEDIy * 1 OUj M.uii » s t., “run-down,” delillttated liaeiw. neniruwrcssos. hjiusc- L-neraily. Tor _ school t -.l/tiei I>r. Pierce s l .ivorit,- Prescrlpflon I* the beat of nil rcstorat b’e tonics. Htenotn (Tire-all, hnt ndmlratdy tuHlbsa s'.iigtonee* of imijHise, heirur a most imKchI ^jietilto lor aj* those Chronic Wakiioiwos and DlseiTSCB peeultxr to worn n. The treatnirnt of ninny thousands of such rnseK, it th(* tni alidK' ItoU-l ana purg- leui Institute Im* iiftorded n large experience tu adapting n-medlefl for their cure, ana Dr. Plerca’s Favorite Prescription :* the result of (hi* vast exrorience. For 1 nt*'rn i! coc• **^^*•*« iiilinniniatlon JfiKtceraiir.a, «t Is n Speelflc. It lap powerful p ix-rid, ns H •’is uterine, torriC and uorviiie. aii-nmiiarts ' Ufor and strength to the wtrdr* -v-o-tn. It- euresf weakl>t*i of. BtoS^nd'-r bloating. baclr nervouo »i. « >. ituiHtHm, ftBft !m*-i»i,retUs.tn .-idK-i Favorite preset p- tlon i« * TTTt v dni« “-us under our txatflre uuarau'cf. " r.qq . r at uud bottle. oi; six mrrriJai PRICE toi: •o.oo. ,TKfndtereo»**u *‘ imr f‘,‘ r •b ri * ?r' 4 -b V( . Ml I*’* 1 pnp< r KViiV U'tll.i Ilisi-IK, MEDICXL A S. Y. 14.TI0.', Oti Mum Street, foreign nationality, ebi Bw«: eign eurs. J ipoaeU lUal A Wyoming man, tg ’ritlny, and liraina bn ausr he bmi I 1 oa| Woodooiam ns Met iced among flit- negn*-* living b) too dantation and in flic iicighburkoiMf |y mist Tin affair is raining much excitement and be iuvi*Ugated thoroughly. d KI4.IITH A**W» At. ATSTFMBM «M IheAallsy Mutual l.lfr Awn. tall Xtrginta,aa niatlwllh the t uiu|»ln,tl*r- t-mirral rf -M»ulh < arolliia. he thought that It intuh bruit •tAikcn. rfantK-r eau rccomme 1 "tomnioii grub tramp lh.it o-me . I the family can l It will harrow mental oroide > 1 iw urn * he uu Gum: blew eumati >111 w;«*> ban- U id oiiouiie .1 by (Mint, n d not cure r I* m TrtO At.AlX'T Elt.HTMA'. 8«v,-ral i'b>>ii-tr>u» liave p ease l-lool p i>-OU. < *>, tli. 1111111, bn! th y c- Minimer I u*< d eig! teen 1 t>nlr* sulveiti»e.l hii>,M.I uu dieme, whte more go-Mt tliau *0 ulti. Ii n dvr. I ha ye u» d only lao ImiIIIvm <h am proud to *ay (hut I have rceel tK-nelU from tllein than Irom tl uu<i ant now-sujutei.Si'iX'Veniig. qil. .tlon a out l lie SUIH r.«^,t> of all IdOikt rem> d o- ;ii k«) noid* ktrw t. w. 11. ,f»l ra it old me tl. R. R. •n.i i er 1.- elih' iheo-1» *<» I H. U over \ivi;au t .t-a , April “'st All n refi llstu. de»: re curt- o - *w< III lall dill I r rit* • ngs. •o»l-l« n •% vk i.nd. slartl rtitat 1-' >1 r.i I»r. S II* LIVER PILLS. * i\^vces LillLE ©\\OXS .VXTI'DII IOI 8 au# t ATHAHTIC. SICK HEADACHE, Rillona Heaffaehe, l»l7T*lue»«t* oiiailna- l.on. Itiff »«e«t»ou. nu4 BIlloitaAlintk*- ^ieroe’a »*I*’< I’uranilve »*y • ife ' waul* to know It v r J MRS. 3L A. IRA/t.l;. aOti tiling* to tleatr<0 tl d* 1 -l* B 1 V A* T II BO A B D 1 X < VTa cue*., tli* Ut‘ \ 1 | al> >u g eoukl oi (litre* you. if No. Ii9 Kin* . tifi, CltAhLIMON, K ilaod your rooking. • lbdh Trab- u-iit and 1 Yrniauetit ib r. xancra or summiatiox. and Murtga«ua wbioh nnqn< MfionabTy solvent 9S<),77ff t*7 rty, lU-al Katote, Fiirni- peojM t oDiln Thru' the | field of grain, latt III- Otll up to d at -ral rate*. •srn By. ><1 uturci d. .. 14,13:) 13 4.013 47 d in •f Cl ifluti. is I Kx AMistupt i‘i»tm..-!ir< g J .d Star U<uite- lam.-, la vwti \ alt*, a haiMlwaiie willow, for M-vetal year* a < lerk hi itiior'a oftlc.- at Wu-hingtoi was left a widower about It Tlie committi-* ol Wa.diiii I'a ring in (barge the anal e.-trnival, after the alyle of ti Gilcan*. have ilei tded to until next fall. They still 1 u- to lie .‘'(Xii Gen. J 1 year* i t<>n men it held ir |x>nt- the -1*1. L..« .1 A. * 17,27ti t'ai fiat'.l’H) 13 F land. There to a mixture 1 An inquire with a horn 1 Hksc word* lake flu- Uor a link in rrt > and v t nnr' ■im in s t H.vitj.om; FEMALE INSTiTUTF, 1 tniun flit* duo L-Otdented carnival will bo In-hL if Wi F L . ts >v b; tl ti«i W I tl tluit an unpr ut that lime Grtt. E. S. Brag if flned to bis ho'iic in '*•-.** Ill* oyeatgbl.f* was out driving and pnraT iv idiodtd otic eye Th that his lost* of sight is not peruinbent. The Philadelphia JtrcorJ auuouixx.- on the aufliority of Garrett that the Baltimore uud Ohio will tic at the head of the new ruilrowd comtiiaaUon. that he has out uol-i out to Gould or anybody eim-, and be will nut part w itU bis telegraph rw express huai mu*. 1. _*’ * A dispatch from Ottawa, Iii., where the Supreme Court is in session, suites that the hearingoLargumeuU on a motion fora new- trial for the seven rohdemued Hay market Anarchists, began Tbursilay morning. 'The eoutt room wuH-urowdod with s|*claton< Dt rlsiou lias not yet been remtercu, Tbe (iovemment lias iK-gun its suit ngidnst the Dell TelephonrUompany in-flic l nitod States Circuit Court at ik sion. The suit is to unnul two patents held by A. G. Bel!, on the ground that he. was not-tlic original inventor and flute the pstcuts were fraudulently obtained. The Pope has abandoned the idea of ap pointing Cardinal Scbiaflino to tlie Papal SeereUirysbijrof State, made vacant by the death of Cardinal Jacobiui, in consequence of the opposition of Germany and Austria to the appointment It is now ex^iected that Cardinal Yaunutclli, I’apal Nuncio at’ Vienna, will be appointed. Advices from Rustcbuk state that tlie recent executions at that place liaye exas t>erated popultfT feeling iu SL Petersburg far more titan the press is permitted to re veal. Tbe clergy are said to be especially aroused,* and are strongly agitating the question of interference iu Bulgaria. At Mill river water works, near Bridge port, Conn., three quarrymen were drilling iu a hole, which contained, an unexplodcd dynamite cartridge. The friction exploded tire charge, instantly killing two of the men Antonio, After Mine. Nilsson's jmarriago in Paris, on Saturday, the wedding party drove to a hotel where a quiet breikfast was served. T ’I shall not sing any more in public," said the newly made Countess, “except”—she hesitated—“well, perhaps ducc in a while for charity.” The Count and Countes* in tend to live in London, where they have a superb residence. The Vigilantes or Law and Order Club, of Crab Orchard, Ky., waited on Mrs. Eliza Fisfi, a liquor soHet. They took her out in tb6 yard aud were whipping her, when shot* were tired from over the fenoy KtKKlbtee of the Ku-Klux were left dead. .Their names ary. John f. >ng. Waller Ttir pin and John Hasiy. ^Tjtorc-is 11,1 cl •. A rooster on the place of Mr*. Z M. Smith in Red Oak. Barnwell* fell t;.i>* well atid n-maincsl there fur before it was (lisovcred and bird is a regular Dr. Tann strutting about in grKKl bcnltb. and ctOw* as lustily u if he had never experienced to long a fast. Preakient Cleveland ha* signed a petition axklu the member* of the Madison Stjuare Tbeatre Company to go to WaHhingUm and give a performance in the interrat of the actor*' fund. He is said to be the aecond President who affixed his signature to such • dorwanent. President Arthur having in a aunilar iariiatton lib Edwin „ _ _ ■* ’ —4. Dorarf "gave a magnifio rt al hia hoAci in Lisadosi. at which rawm were bid far 44 gweatt Ha taMr. Whirh •an •» frei bag aari « |M* U-n Ante. lue aocount .. Biila payable female • Nsnu-ut « J.3(K) <3 > uo j 15,000 U0 517,'i!): tv: Not .Vsaefa $111,803 47 n^rrlpi, a IMakarwaK-ai* Ourlaa Yrar l*»*A. Caaii on hand Decemlicr 31st, 1885 . T.... $11,31)1 42 Premiums aud Annuals. .. 44, (43 65 j Interest on ikdemption Fund . invented T. t'.,334 04 Advance payments .'T'~i6 l 4i»9 11 AsMtaameuto. : 185,782 43 (nvestmi-ute paid in.. 14,211 90 Btlla payable 15,000 00 Aggregate Ueoeipta... ._.$289,4i)2 55 . lUHBCRautmrrs. Death losses paid $208,694 80 Paid Agents: 10,902 94 Advance payments ......... 6,494 17 Salaries, postage, taxes, print ing and all other expenses. -28,929 19 Dividends 8,040 00 Investments 15,067 26 Discount - 817 82 Cash on hand December 91st, 1880...' 4,019 47 Aggregate $283,492 55 Viltli£Vy AAAOLX4UVJJ L *V \s l I IJV i, Peter Duffy and an Italian named tonio, and seriously wounding 90 more. Amount of Insurance in force illy 1st, 1886 $14,123,000 Amount of Insurance in force December 91st, 1886 $14,152 600 EXTRACT FROM BEPOBT OF HON. ALEX. H. U. STUART, PRESIDENT, JAN. 1, 1887. We have met every death loss as it matured, and since we commenced busi ness—a little more than eight years ago —we have paid to policy holders the aggregate amount of $804,529 92. In accomplishing this great work our policy holders have for the last eight years, been furnished with safe insurance, at less tlran one-half the cost they would have had to pay in most Northern In surance Companies. This was proved by actual figures, from authentic sources, in my July Report of 1886. Active and reliable agents can obtain liberal contracts by applving to Lee Hauood, Manager, Columbia, S. C. Thr (V(■•tern Union In a Bad Way. iltz/.y and well him to a vtruu*< r. 1 . of a Ktnwtl U*y » to* was k-Muioe »i«*- bri. • You vl.», *Ir. to *»r tv-'n There wx* au audibk- ttek r atn-a-t th- w advaMi-cd pupils, which <*f t mrre v. quickly »upprv!Mxl. •'Tlte-re U a siugle H-nti no in lb- F. li-tb foreign enliMruent Hit whuh CikUi xix bimdrol wool*. A l-mgi r m-ttu-* wo* that of a Nrw‘ \ ork jh-It.- ihe ikIi- r day. In contains twenty year*.’ A southern Dakota man recently iwei.t iw I hi* dying w ife that lie would nire-t In f in iieuvcn. When the tai t Iwranm known j that (Ik- man wai an eihtor. the jokt w.c- j regarded as loo good to keep. The colored fuikw *t WaahingUni have o- »olvcd that the Freedman* Bank swindle was “the most wisful swiiidic that evtr stsiued earth or nbocked h ; gh Item ven. ‘ I This lets the trade dollar out s Utile. ~ “Well. I swiow' ’ declared Farmer Jom s “these literary chaps have tbe durndest ideas. Talkin’ aliout the -baddir of flic! grave! -Now who ever heard of a hole in the ground makiu's »haddei 7” BrrHirr', BrlteL In a recent letter to .Dr Morrison of I Baltimore, Mr. Beecher *aid: “Thr for mulatefl doetrioes. a* I hold them, are : A | personal God. creator and ruler over all things, the human family universally sin ful; the need aud possibility and f i ts of conversion; "1110 divine agency In sooli work; Jesus Christ flu* manik.tation -of in human conditions; His office in re- nptic vinis From the World’* Beat Maker*, AT FACTORY PRICKS. Easiest Terms of Payment Eight Grand Makar*, and Ovar iThma Hundred Stylaa to Select From. PIANOS: Chifkerinc. Mason k Hamlin, Mathawh* k. Bent and Arion. ORGANS: Ma*on k Hamlla, Orrhentml and ' Bay State. : .* “ Plano* and Organ* dallvwred, freight paid, toall pntata South. Ftftaan day*’ trial, and Freight Paid Bnth Ways, If uOw Bm*wOijT, Order, and teat tba inatruments la your Own Homeo. . . COLUMBIA MUSIC HOUSE, Branch of LUDDEN 4k BATK8’ SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE. nuon AUD mUM TH* SAJI a. V. W. TRUMP. Will rurifplb* BLOOD TVC'J 1.: th* LlVIR •»* K'ONKVITnbJ itEHTORC the HEALTH .nJVIQ. OK or YOUTH D7.|*i»i«.W»iit of AppetiM, InHIcMtlon.IjM'k ut 8tr.utb u<t Tir** ab- •oloUlr cured: Rocn. anm. The Western Union Telegraph company apircars to be in a worse way than ever. The statement for tlie quarter ending the 3l§t inst., submitted to the directors Thurs day, is the worst ever made. From reports recently put out it was believed that the company would earn 14 per cent, for the current quarter, but the statement shows only three fourths of one per cent, earned. Even this |s based on the usual “estimate,” and for the' corresponding quarter of last year the estimate was $399,154 in excess of what the .Actual earnings proved to lie. I he estimated nut earnings ate the smallest ever reported. No dividendreither Jn cash >r scrip, was declared, l»ut it was decided HKic fl t '300,060 of new stock to take up sixteen d I ‘ - iv ' n h’ r dividends last year. A taken out The committee wo* appointed to form a plan a r and is now ^‘ r hiking up the securities guaranteed inr ,1'h ,. n ,i .rr.d. tin-Western I'nioti issuing therefor a col lateral trust hood at live per cent. in And everything in the nature of efup tioo*. biotebe*. pimpled, ulcer*, aerofuious humor*, tiid incipient consumption, which id nothing more nor leu than scrofula of the lung*, completely out of the »y«UTn It LflniuinleaaBd taviroratailheHver haw* up the stomach, reghkie* the bovek, pu nhm the blood, and builds up (he weak piaert of the body It ta a purely vegett Ur umpdimi. and will do mom than h claimed for R. W« mlm to Jtr hum tiMm BkM ' T- demptlon supreme. 1 do not believe in the Calvlnlslic form of stating tbe atonement. I do not believe iu the fait of tfle human race in Adam, and of course, I do not hold that Christ’s work was to satisfy tin- law- broken by Adam for all his jiosterity. The race was not lost, but lias been ascending steadily from creation. I am in hearty ac cord with revivals and revival preaching;, with the educating forces of the church, and in sympathy wilb all minister, who iu their several ways seek to build up men into the image of Jesus Christ, by w host- faithfulness, generosity, and love 1 hope to be saved and orought home to heaven.” A Human Body iu • Barrel. The Adams Express Company received at Dalton, Indiana, on the 10th a barrel irom New York, via the New York. A New England railroad, for delivery to the American Express Company and to lie for warded to parties in New Brunswick. The American Express Company refused to re ceive the barrel on account of certain sus picious marks on it resembling blood. The barrel was then taken Imtk to the train office of the Adams Express. On the bar rel being opened the head of a woman was discovered packed in straw, and enough was seen to convince the officials that other portions of a human body w ore contained fn the barrel. The head was carefully re placed and the barrel, with iff contents, taken to Jinkham’s undertaking establish ment, on Howard street. Although tlie affair is surrounded by mystery. it.,.wji* generally believed that the body wns+n- tended for some medical college. ‘ —1 A ql'EKR .FAMILY OF ( RANKS has COme to light near New Bruiisiyick. The Dim mends live in a miscritblcHintm tlie out skirts of the city. The taruily consists of one woman un i two men. Only one of tlie in' n in ever seen, and that i when he goes into thecity to eellcrf rent* on property. The woman has not been seen tor year*. -Their hut in enclosed hy a “stockade” fence if heavy tunU-r*. About a month ago it was rumored that the woman had afcxl. 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