The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 31, 1887, Image 4
THK pmiMCK OP THK CEUKCH. -.
How the Ked Hut of the CerdlMlete U
Beetowed I' |>on the Select.
The elermtion of the America i Arch
bishop Qibbona to the positiou of Oardi-
oal of the Roman Catholic Church a
year ago, and the impressive ceremony
* which took place at Rome last week are.
notable events in the religions history'of
this Country. The new cardinal, an
adopted son of the South, possesses, to
the highest degree, the respect and
esteem of all sects, and the brief de
scription now given of the proceedings
of the Consistory at which the red hat
was bestowed upon Mm will prove inter
esting.
1^5
ceremonial was held in the main —The
' the Vatican in front of the Papal
Throne. In semi-circular form around
this was arranged the chairs lor the
Cardinals, presentinga scene picturesque
in the extreme. The anoitory was
thronged with a favored assembly, ad
mitted by cards, and made up of the
most noted people in the Holy City.
The Pope, clad in white, with a face
beaming with benevolence, gave much
strength to the Church’s chum of the
Vioanhip in its spiritual head. Before
the Consistory opened, the oath was ad
ministered to seven Cardinals, conspicu
ous among whom was Cardinal Gibbons.
Then the doors of the private chamber
were opened and the procession entered
the main hall, passing the throne with
bowed heads and uttering a prayer suit
able to the occasion.
The papal chair used upon all such
occasions is modeled after the chair of
the ancient Roman Senator, commemor
ative of the chair presented to St. Peter
by the Senator Pudcus upon hia con
version to Christianity. In front, be
hind and on either aiue of the Pope were
the Noble Guard. The Habcbelli, or tall
oatrioh plumes, wen.' carried bosido the
canopy. The l‘o|>e, looking pale and
feeble, after being seated on the throoe,
raised hia right arm tremblingly and
gave hia bloamng.
Following are the names of the new
cardinals: Cardinal Gonzales came first,
followed by Cardinals Bcrnadou, Maz-
zella and Giordaui, in the order o
Cardinal Gibbons's sponsors were Car
dinals Meiehon and Mazzclla. As pre
sented each cardinal made his three
obeisances, then knelt and kissed the
croaa on the Pupc’n alimirr and next hia
hand, in token of huzmliation and obe
dience.
The seven new eccleaiastocal princes
now approached the throne in the order
that bad been assigned them,
telleUa or short rod cape of
drawn up over the shoulders and gath
ered aUmt the head, ami a* he knelt at
the foot of the Po|« a R aster of
monies held show hia head the broad,
red taaarlol hat. Then the Pope,
ing forward, held hia han«ls outspread
above the kneeling figure while be utter
ed a prayer in Latin.
After the prayer uarh newly made
‘'--Intiil was t-mI>ra«.-«d by the l'i>po and
whan ha had embraeod ail his colleagues
he primed**! to the chair which lied
barn assign**I him.and took hia seat,
weenug liu lim-tta, all tbs oth*r Cardi
nals remaining standing and uncovered,
tbs idea thus ilhurtraud lirtag that the
mw Rrines of the drareb, baring n
ooivru his hat from the liands of the
Pope, ha*I bscomc the equal of all U>«-
utLsra. When Ui< IdM of the seven had
ma>U the tour of the aeniictrcle the Pope
rose ami gave his pontifical bleaaing to
pn*wU and people, aft*r which he was
oarufted from tin hall and into the hall
of the paramt-nii by all the Cardinal^
Cardinal Uiblaoua rtK*ivi-d many eun
U-lt grams ami hea|>a of
UKltKRAL NKltn HOT KM.
lima* ot lalersst UaihrreS
daartars.
John Hherman was feted in Nashville.
Six Nihilists were hanged in St. Peters
burg on Monday.
Kaiser Wilhelm’* birthday was celebrated
In Baltimore.
John Sherman has mode a speech at Rir-
iniugham, Ala. -
(Jarretstates that th'« Baltimore and Ohio
deal has been .cpnsurhmated.
Carter Harrison has been renominated
by the Democrats for Mayor of Chicago.
The Emperor William Is the oldest in
habitant ffProyalty.
Resident di
Fletcher United States district attorney for
Florida.
Senator Sherman has arrived in Florida
in good health, and it is Itelieved tliat he
brought liis Itooni along.
Six tiiousand five hundred actual bales
of cotton were sold In a single transaction
at Galveston, Texas.
The Indian who killed Lietenant Mott
and wounded Frank Porter has Ixsen cap
tured near Tuscon, Ar,
An explosion by which 70 miners were
killed occurred Wednesday in Bouilli col
liery at Sydney, South Wales.
The First National Bank of Aberdeen,
Mis*., has been authorized to Ugln bud
ness with a capital of $30,009;'
Russell Sage says that he inwu't the faint
est lielicf that anything in the line of a
panic U imminent.
Consul General Walker at Paris has
Umgbta fine estate at Exeter, N. II., and
will soon go there to live.
A cheap edition of Lord Bcaconshold s
letters to Ids sister is announced by .Mur
r.iy, the famous Ixmriou publisher.
The wife of.Secretary Whitney has he
gun a series of musicalcs not unlike those
which were so |>opular a year ago.
A glowing report of Uie pn^K-rous con
dition of the Richmond Terminal Company
will soon he made to the stockholder*.
Vienna papers publish articles laudatory
ot the German Emperor's character and ca
rii-r.
ChaUaiMMigu is happy over the organi/a
lion of a $I'J,<M),<rV) land IniproveMMl
eumpany.
The report that VanderUlt was going to
“IsMim''Port Royal, turns out to hr idto-
g' thcr groundless
The Cermsa smlsusailors in Paris and
I. >ndon had grand rrcciitlons in honor of
Empenir William birthday.
Alien U. Thurman keep* no bonsw U
<aiitn Mrs. Thurman is afraid to ride or
linvy. * -
>|wak. r ■ml Mrs. Carlisle an to go to
Europe for the summer after a preilHun.iry
visit to their son in Kan'W ,
A fire in Marion destroyed six bulk ling*
worth $d.uiiu. one in tirvenviliedcsiroyeil
one worth fl.UQU
We« rrtary Whilm y ami fimaturs Cam
i run ami IwUrr have Income so intimate as
to hr known as "tbrat of a kind. ’
Governor Foraker, while *pdndng at the I
III vine hi Him. insists that be will support I
prise iii business circlet. It is said that the
firm have been using forged paper. The
senior member is supposed to have ab
sconded. r
The water is higher at Bismarck, I >ak,,
than ever t before. RaHjoud qommunicn
lion is threatened. Thcrt: is no longer any
doubt of the drowning, of the Jackson
fetidly at Painted Woods—father, mother
and two .children. , ' .
In the Rhode Island House of Repitascn
tatives a resolution proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution, abolishing the
registry tax and property (inalitications,
was unanimously passed.
St. Mary’s Catholic, St. Paul's Episcopal,
and First Presbyterian churches id New-
imrgh. N Y , w,,r “ enier<Hl liy thieves on
Tost Tuesday niglit and Uie jsior isixes in
each robbed.
Maxwell' Ernst Virgo, an Englishman,
111 years of age. went violently insane in the
oftlee of A. T. Hemingway, Secretary of
the V. M. C. A., in Chicago, on Sunday
afternoon. He was addicted to gambling.
Tlie President lias appointed Oscar S.
Strauss, of New York, to Ik- envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenipotentiary of
the United States to Turkey.
All the jieoplc who knew all about Mr,
Beecher without knowing anything about
fiinj in reality are inueti surprised to learn
* VmNSjmdt, whn wr.n fhe pffziT for
ental idh*.y by marrying Aimreliis't
that'ke w its proud ot his ancestry and early
povertyx
Nina
sentime
Spies by pniyy, Ta^oeeasionaily permitted
to touch thathero's linger tip*, through tlu:
grated door of his cell.
Alfred Sully made onoNkad without
dropping any cards tbcoilier daVvldsclicck
for $230 having been received by the New
York W'orbl, which has in hand tlieiynd
for a nationul conservatory.
S. li. Baker, a prominent real estate spec
ulator of Minnea|Milis, i* wanted l>y id*
friends about $IOO,(Nio worth. All Ids
( iroperty is heavily mortgaged and the
uuds thevofoi are gone. Cknada.
-Llungrcssmaii Wills, of Iseutueky, says
PrrsMtnt fTeVi-TunT! "has gn>wn t&y mp
hl'y in iIm: regard of Congress during die
last session, his Veto of iIr- dt |'cndcnt pen-
sion 1411 going far tow ard^ dial end.”
A train on die Norfolk and W»->ti-rn
railroad went through Big Otter River
bridge. aUnit twenty iniles aliorc Lynch-
1*1 rg Thurwlay alu-rnaiui. It L stated that
eight |<rraons wen- killed
r A min. -lu-t ami snow stonu lm» pros
trated tbc lck‘grn|>h win-* in s!l ilmetioDs
Ir.im New York, and the irausiui-'Uia of
dUpaU'hcw it much (b-layctl. < Otnmuu!
ti>« wltil
i the Wert i« ulm<
*t collrrly 1*1
The
l oiled Stale*
oirmitiM nt
* ha 1
butlghl
freon Ibt- city «
•f 1 b.4l kftl«»
ll tl*
IfiMlxl ha
Mm- propi rty. fur
omi. mi 1$
Iu erect
l)l(- Dt*W JHlblii
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Tin
cuarel h
uus** fftta wits k
t%| by tlifi* i
Afll*
gratuUtory
flowers.
one
day left
a posing Stone,
in n Pompoi
ele nignsU
A » Mark and a * were
clew*.' teigrthcr on the 1m
auel the I Mark cmigbed in
Way and obacrvsd:
“I am conaUntlv usesl to
the Wealth of tbc World. ''
“And I,” replied the *, aa be Briatled
up in the Promptest Manner, “am sym
bolic of Liberty.”
“By means of me, ' continued the $
Mark, “the Printer can change 1,000,000
Grains of Sind into r.ooo.nfn."
“Yes, bat Heaven's vaults are studded
with Btara, and I am freqoenUy used in
Print to represent Unknown Quat titles.''
“They were still Boasting when the
Apprentice came up and Inquired the
Cause of the Excitement. Having Re
ceived an Explanation, he said:
“Both are of no little use that
chuok you Into the pi case.”
MORAL.
Anv man may set his own value,
the Trouble is to make other men
lieve in his Figures.
t
(iouet Tiuie* itnri CteeelMUel. '
John Shertnnn “in dead earnest
Another call fur 3 per cent booels for re
ile-Wi|*lna—the IiMli —baa twew Imurel. It
matures on Msy 1st. sad calit for $10,UIMI
(■10.
i Mrrmioed x<-tioa has hem taken by tbr
F«*lefsl suthortlles at T am pa and Key
\\ i-*t to |>«event i hr laneling of Cuhnn lilt
1 ' ister* who are *st>l to I*- e-nmlng.
Private Hecretary l^m<>nt *ays that the
Preriek-nt is In no elaugrr. His Itcnllh Is
g<**l. be has lost weight anil he gets plenty
• *f ever else.
I he- \ irginia Se-nsU- Committee on liail
I- set* h*< nistle * favoraMs rrfairt on the
1*11 to admit the Cliarirston. (Ine imuti ami
( uie-ago rsilruwNnto that Male.
The- |*>wdrr faeiory of K. C. Anthony,
ucar Ne-gsunev, \Vi» , ex|4<*kel, hilling I,.
II. flunky and his am. Albert, aged Ifl
yean. The building wys htnwn to atom*.
Fire in New (irlcnna on Wednesday night
dcatreyeii four stores on Hnrsiles »tre*-i.
c •rnrr of 8t. Andrew. Ixos $20,UU0 Fully
In—red.
A hotel ■*((- was exhumed from the
wreck of the- Buffalo fire and its contents,
liie-luding ffiu.OOU or $4u.0UU worth of dia
moods were found to be in good shspe.
Gen. Ssletts, surceawirto Gen. Gene in
iMnimsod of the Italian fotersat )taasnw *h.
has Issued an order expelling all )ounialbl«
from within the miliury lines. s
The- German ITiydciaus" Union at Berlin
has issued a pa|a;r advising young men
ngalnst entering the medical profession, as
the prospects of doctors are becoming
worse yearly.
On the 272nd ballot, Wm. |J. Martin was
unanimously nominated' for ttaOpresa In
the Second Texas district to succeed Sena-
bqt (or-electTtengsn. . ' rr; ~
I>r. Z. T. flowers, a prominent physician
of Washington, says that if the President
• piakc
Mn
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A. M. Brawncr, who represents a big
distilling company of Baltimore on the
road ana travels extensively West and
South, was en route home from a six
■day i
weeks tour the oiner anTgaWglow-
ing accounts of the business ouuook.
“Sales are better and collections more
prompt,” be —id, “than they have been
for years, and buyers seem to have con
fidence in «a continuation of the good
timee they are enjoying. If this state of
things keeps up all the politicians in the
country can’t prevent the re-election of
Cleveland in 1888. Whether he has con
tributed to bring it about or not he is
getting a good deal of credit for the
prosperity that prevails and is growing
stronger daily with businesS men of all
political shades.”
Mr. Berrhrr’* durcenor.
A New York special to the Philadelphia
iVms says: At u meeting of the officers of
the Plymouth church last night the ques
’-■^tion of a successor to Mr. Beecher was dis
1 cussed. It was decided that tin offer be
sent to a prominent congregational clergy
man in tills city. Although tbc name is
withheld from publication until ids decision
is announced it is currently reported thiit
Dr. Lyman H. Abbott is the man. Dr.
Abbott would not be seen to-day. A mem-
, ber of the church and a near friend of Mr.
Beecher said that the question of a perma
nent pastor in Plymouth church Is still un
settled and likely to remain so for weeks.
The trustees will hold a meeting on Friday
night. The same evening a public meeting
in behalf of the projected monument to the
late Henry Ward Beeckcr In the Brooklyn
city hall plaza will be held. The arrange-'
tnents are not completed, but well known
speakers are expected to be present, and
, there is every promise of making a success
ful start for the movement. Dr. Power,
Secretary of the Foreign Missionary Society
of the Congregational church in this city
will fill Mr. Beecher's pulpit temporarily.
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Saratoga, reports from Port Spain, Trina-
dad, that while at San Fcrnado anchorage,
February 24, a small boat was swamped
off La Brae Point, and the paymasters
clerk, apothecary, armorer and coxswain,
lost their lives.
It is learned, on good authority, that Sec
retary Manning’s successor will not be ap
pointed before April 1, the date upon which
Mr. Manning's resignation takescffect. The
lielicf still prevails that Assistant Secretary
Fairchild will receive the appoinment.
A special from Bessemer, Mich., slates
that a boarding-house, owned by the Colby
Iron Company, was burned early Wednes
day morning. The bodies of 10 persons
burned to dentil have been taken out. Sev
eral others, who were badly burned, are
expected to die. .. •
The jury in the trial nf ex-Alderman
Cleary, one of the “boodle Aldermen^’
have disagreed nmLhitVh liccn discharged,
it is said they stoodsix tq six. Cleary was
released on $40,000 bnillthe amount and
imndsmen being the snipe as before the
■PI
Senator Cullom sayyaliat Mrs. Cullom's
enthusiasm for UrtTmter-Statc commerce
bill was simply/utense until she learned by
the merest accident that when it became a
law she uoifid not be able to ride on posses
any more. After that she turned a regular
somersault and became one of the leaders
of the opposition.
Mr. Gladstone's review of the hist part
of the Greville Memoirs, which is expected
to set Sir. Greville rigid on the subject of
Gladstone's relations with Lord Palmerston,
will he published in the English HUtorical
Magazine, not in the nineteenth CtnUiry,
a* announced.
>ir Charles Dilke retains much of his
popularity in Chelsea. He has adopted ex
treme Radical views and fraternizes with
the humblest people, iteing ever ready to
iHd them with his plethoric puree. P is ex
pebteil that lie will l»e returned to Parlia
ment aV^he first opportunity.
Mayor ilt will veto, in the presumed
interest of eedmuny. the resolution adopted
by the Aldermen provkUnn-for engro-sdng
and framing the resolution- adopted by the
hoard in Is-cion tbcdcMhof Peter Cooper.
They are elaborately engry*s«-d and con
tained in a freme seven feet by gix.
Another of tlie well known beauties of
the I/mdon social world i* about to YtRaakc
the draw ing room—though not for the *t*gr
— Mr*. Wluvlef, so well known as the con-
temporary of the Jersey Idly, both in
beauty and (•••puUritv, lwtogal**jt to enter
a lire** maker « establishment as one of the
working partner*.
Waiter ChtMilni and Thomas Col4i. atu
deal* iff the Georgia University, tried to
fight a duel at Sand Bar Ferry, but were
arnaltd I* fort- they got there. The affair
•■rigtn-tU'd in a charge by a bruthrr of
Chisolm had received assist
i-iamiualion rowm. No fur
* anticipated.
i. Y. th« Grand Centra! The
of Ilrundaray and Fourth
Uirtvd si i o rlnrk this umrn
st 1% $1 l.tui. iusuraixv gs i»a*
Hint nt hail juat rra|«>o<lr<l |u an
I fire- ••o tlie «h*-k at J Ond*-rkirk *
hriemse. wbkh was burned out,
a has of about $7,MM.
tlaUti on good authority that the
till remain often to-tbc Ives Stay
(irate (of I lie eofftred of the lialli
*1 Ohio radrond until AfiriJ I. Gar
i said i leared $S0Q.BW owl of the
ntlbaU fallurr, and it is alao tiaU-tl
rtt Inlerct* baa purrhaartl all
he Jonh* llo|thin* l nivetslty
iailk-a in Um- burning h«>u-l a
from the taiilifiag with
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work an
employed.
Phili|*-ria Muth, aged dgiiut-n year
bride of M-am-ly two week* shot lu-fik
dead on Monday in h*-r room in New Via K.
The motive for the‘deed hi wrapped
mystery. Her hualnntl it a carpenter ai
was absent from home.
Mayor Hewitt, of- Now Yolk, scam
gives hia constituent* time to recover from
one turprist before tre 4iffgthem toanothir
his latest polith al “lirenk' living an un
qunlitied condemnation of political atsei
ment*. *-*
The announcviuc-ut is made tliat the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad will W
sold under' foreclosure on April 13. Jay
Gould i* said to be a heavy stockholder ii
this rood, and it is suspected that he w ili
tie man i
n’ft L,».r
ay to another,
i at find.
does not take more exercise, some day lie
will buret a blood -ycssel and drop dead.
Harry Hill s famous saloou and dance
bouse in New York was dosed by the po
lice Tuesday night, the first time it has
been closed In 34 years.
of ^he^’ew^'ork^'llegislature liy a vote of
70 to 50. The bill fixes the fee for a lirst-
class license at $1,000.
The Democratic legislative caucus at
Richmond, Va., spent three hours discus
sing matters pertaining to the debt ques
tion. No action was token.
James H. Miller, an Augusta gambler,
has been-lined $250 for keeping a gambling-
table. He promises to quit the business
and to leave Augusta.
The snlo-bf paintings owned by the late
A. T. Stewart has commenced in New
York. Prices generally were fair, but
good pieces were sacrificed.
The Connecticut Senate unanimously
passed a resolution providing a site for the
bronz.c statue of the late Governor Hubbard
to be placed on the Capitol grounds at
Hartford.
It is said that about two hundred baby
lioyR have already lieen named after the
President, and probably one-half that num
ber of ^iris bear Mrs. Cleveland’s given
name. *
A'Bismarck. Dakota, special says that
the Misouri river is still rising an Inch an
hqur, having already passed the high-water
mark of the memorable flood of 1881. All
the low lands are now inundated.
At Charlottesville, Ya., an eighteen-year-
old daughter of Floyd Walton wim shot
ueddentaliy by a young man named Patter
son, while handling an "unloaded” pistol.
The wound is probably fatal.
Senator Butler is in Richmond, working
in the interest of tlie bill pending in the
Virginia legislature to allow the Chicago
C incinnati and Charleston ndlrtmfi to run
through that State.
The police of St. PctcrsbuiY*lfcve dis
covered stores of dynamite and apparatus
for the manufacture of bombs In several
villas at Pargsleovo. a summer resort in the
suburbs of the Russian capital
Emperor William, la. hia. lazLhday ad- noa. being built
dress to till people, expreatrar pardonable Ga, wax capsized
pride in kb ■moereful career aad the pros
perity of his smpire, and hopes to end his
days in peace..
The ••nidnality of Ueriia vuted $10,
00U for tkr fcfetoraijr*i of the Eapmir s
- far ■
t»a»j xvreax«> sissxs so
be n bidder at the- S;ik-.
A jiasscngcr train on the Baltimore and
Philadelphia railroad collidctl wiili
iii rough freight train at Leslie about
o’clock Wednesday morning, and laith
trains were badly wrecked and the locomo
lives were entirely tclescinHii.
bull eyes were being inserted in (lit* seal o:'
Ex-Govcrpor Irwin^ of Iowa,-iny. tlu
Republicans of that State will lie for Alii
son in good faith, “Conkling w ould/Mip
port him,” he says, “and I believe in letting
Conkling be for the Republican nominee if
he wants to be. ”
The York Age says that Mr. Randall
the most plainly dressed and the most hum
bly housed member of Congress at Wash
ington, and it has been said of him that he
has had to remain in doors'while a pair of
yei
in's only pair of breeches,
'I'here is a contlict of jurisdiction in Vir
ginia. Lawyer \Vm. L. Royall was fined
$150 liy a. State court for intimidating a
grand jury. He refused to pay the' line
and was committed to jail. He intends to
iqqieal to the Federal courts.
Elijah Smith, the Oregon fail way mag
nate, thinks breakfast the great meal of tlie
day. He takes no lunch tftad is careless
about dinner, but starts in on every day’s
work with his stomach supplied with an
amount of food which will suffice for at
least ten hours.
- Senator Ingalls'.home at Atchison, Kan.,
consists of the house in which he and his
wife spent their honeymoon; together with
such other wings and rooms as have been
added from time to time. Originally ttiere
were only four rooms. Now there are
eighteen.
In the Philadelphia M'. E/Coiifercuce,
the Committee on Book Concern reported
tliat the proceeds from the sale of books
and periodicals during the year was$l ,886,
266. The total combined assets of the two
concerns East and West is $2,151,492.
Governor Gordon has accepted the invi
Ution to deliver an address in Augusta on
April 26, Memorial Day. The Con federate
survivors and Ladles’ Memorial Association
have combined ami together will give a
grand celebration.
A Sweik* named Nicholson, working on
the Savannah ami Tybec railroad bridge,
fir*
All got ashore safely
His body has not l**-n
three other laborers
except Kichotam.
recovered.*
Gen. Alexamler, President of the Georgia
mini, saya there h not Ike laaat dralfi
In Yi “ *
tbr
■S;
of a railway trade and is thorough’ faffitliat .
with them yet He Is widely known in
the West and his friends say is certain to
receive the indorsement of the many prom
inent Boards of Trade, Chandlers of, Com
merce. and other similar bodies in the lend
ing Western cities.
Pf. Jr-Wr Jones, of Richmond, Va.,
Secretary of the Southern Historical Socie
ty, delivered a lecture at the Florida Chau
tauqua ufton “Confederate Soldiers in
Camp.” It was warmly received by the
mixed audience of Northern and Southern
people. The Rev.'Dr. Arthur T. Pierson,
of Philadelphia, in response, referred,
amidst great applause, to the restored Union
and the fraternal feeling which Noilh and
South have now for each other, and the
large audience sang witli great eiUlnisinsm
“My country, ’Us of thee.
Rev. M. F. Keiter, pastor of the King
Street United Brethren Congregation <>f
Chamliersburg. which some years ago with
drew from the regular United Brethren
Church, on the ground that members of
secret society should hot lie admit ed to
membership in the church, went to Fayette
ville, Franklin county,a few evening* a go to
preach in a church that belongs to the 1 ’enn-
sylvania Conference. Some of the trustees,
however, objected and locked llie church
door with nto*locks. A constable had to
lie called in to keep the divided United
Brethren from rioting.
Peru has virtually suhl itself hi juy its
bonded indebtedness. One hundred and
sixty million dollars in bonds were held by
English capitalists, and the debt-ridden
and war exhausted country finding iisclf
able to pay in no other way, has cam died
the debt by transferring to the I*>ndholders
the railway systems of Uie country, together
with the right to work the guano' mines,
and tlie returns from the custom house of
its most prominent port. This system of
farming out the public property will have
the little country w ith but few resources by
which it will be enabled to rebuild its shat
tered fortunes
While digging for a cellar on a lot in
WhitePlains.oN. Y., Harry 1. Djkuinnun
earthed a cannon which was undoutitcdiy
used by the Continental army nt the famous
baUlc of While Plain*. It is five ft* l six
inches in leugMr three inch l**re. capable
of rariying art! pound shot: wciglrt (i •*'
pound* and on one irunion ale the h-tq-r-1
“I. E. G ,” the meaning of which i- i.oi
known. r.nd <ai the other the date I'tVj
pre>l«l4y the date w hen it was rust, l ot
pla< «- wbaru it was found has long been
ku|>po«rd to have beenlhesite ol the Amcr i
Iran breastwork*, and till* o- ai- to ecntin’n
It. Mr Dyknutu will have
nnaintt*!.
llkr la
Young people should acquire thg, hahit of
Correct sjieakiijg and writing, and abandon,
ns early possible, any use of slang words
and phrases. .The' longer you put this off,
the more difficult the acquirement of cor-
root language will be; and if the golden age j
of youth, the proper selfson for tlie ucqui
sition of language; lie pM&ftTh its use, tlie i
unfortunate victim will rifost probably be]
doomed-.la..talk-slung- for life. You have |
merely to use the language which you read,
instead of the slang which you hear,To
formal taste in agreement with the best
speakers-and poets in tlie country.
(’OUU)NT UKAK IT THUNDER.
1 1 * V
An interesting letter from Mr. Johu
W. Weeks, superintendent of DqK&lb r
Pauper Home:
From a feeling-of gratitude and A de-
sire to benetit others, 1 Ytihudarily make
this, statemonl. i have grcitt-reason to be
thankful that 1 ever hoard of B. B. B.,
as i know What a blessing it has been to*
me. 1 have snfTered with Bronchial Ca
tarrh fora number of years. Six months
ago 1 was taken with a-we'ere pain in
right car. which in a fewd^ys began to
discharge matter, with ramble and al
most unbearable iwlpitation and all sorts
ui noises in no. iieutj. Jjo ten days sCter
the commencement of Tliwhurge aml i 'Oiu
in my car I began to grow deaf and in
six weeks 1 was so deaf that I could not
hear thunder
1 was then compelled to use co 1
tion talie, mid it was ofteu tliat i
not hear with the tula-. 1 then com
menced talring H. +5. 1». and the runniiig
of my car eeated running in fiw weeks,
and can now hear without the tulio. My
general health lias improved, palpitation
ceased, and ft cl like a new being, and
appreciate the benefit .1 have received
HvJkoiur,
Ufoteli, or Krhptlon,
-■-•l-rlicun*,
BOM SJS
CUltftH A 1.1
from a e*>’miion rr
rn the -ararsc NerotMln.- Walt
•* Fever • son s,” Nealy or --
Skin, in st.mt. nil diretwes caused by
blood Ve conquered by ttiis iiowerfnb jiurl
fvliiir and Invlirorutinir inootciue. oreffl
l a tin k f leers rabidly hqul iimler its bo-
i Jtru iiUlih iioe. lleiieeiiillv “If
its notenc v' iu u(i ini* .1 **tior* I§o*o IfOPiif
Boils, Carbiim lo-atfSoco Fyca, Serof-
uloiis Sores ami TSwelllugs* HiP“
to iiit iUseiioe, White Snellluffa.
LoUrc, or TliU tc Neck, and Knlffrffed
(i I a lids. SvTui iu ii e nt* in stani|H f ( ;r a
1-ir o tio.:ti-‘‘. wllli colored I'lates, "n ^kiu
liigoaai-*. of the mime amount lor a ucatiso
trtrSiTofu'.ous AtTeetion*. .
‘‘Till. IS Tlir.
Thoramfldv' -an- it hy e-iiitr Or. Pierce*;-
I.olden Viediiol Olseoyery,and good
digest ion, a l;iir si; in, biioyniil *••*1^“
its, aud \ leal sli t ng«U,will bec-stubbstied.
CONSUMPTION, «
f.irc th<T i“< am-- -sol' the dlw-iise are.reechrd.
Krom.lt* nun
fatal <!•> • "
eciehniteil r.
thought sc. •
su »i« pit <»n
ll^llie as too
,. itower <>\er this h-rribly
• lull lir.a i‘lT< ring tld* now
t" ine piiblle, IIr. Kikhck
. ,-allfiur it his “f’ou-
»'llro, ,, tout iitMindoncd Jlmt
a un iieiiM- which
j ^ v)>i> J
“ V..,,. • - • d-«-h ar.staff,
arn-mii ■*. r ' 5 ’ ' ' l ' vr-mt.
V . ,,, i. ,1 , • eli : • .i ivinedy for
lo.iMuc-i: ' ut 1 hroulc. DU-
Cffiiee vt the
,WI Liveft-B^ad, and Lungs.
If yon r
.*lor
id tu
llsiil:
fre
b. a li
rratitnde t<
dc in Atlanta, ti
t >ihI and thoukfullii
saiiow t*
on laec
u<-**. bi
Chill!
mil *!• »■>••> I
und *
Indlvesiioi
I.tccr, or
n:v - only I
ri' nerd. Ar
I).-, »*|ori«
di tdlitntcd, have
sSi-M, or y< (low ish-torown si*ots
adM bi • NT duzb
>:i nioiitli, mternid beat or
I,v \, 11:; |,<.t tlushes, low sptrMn
liu*.,*, irnirutar npiietlte,
\.ui are siifferimt from
tlis'pepsla, and Torpid
tflliw.isiM-»-.“ Iu mnnjr
are < xpe-
, , . ior'iill Mieh eiwa,
. a.Olden .virtllrul I>«»-
to the
Fn.pt
:ettira
fur snc^i a i
iialirinc.
CU» e
»u
o
r
iVc.kk
I cheer
fully r
COlUll
tend it to ail
who are
Bios
>«!•
S!»«» 1 ) IH
affbctei
1 with
deafnc
and cubxr
rh. ’try
< till
i*.M
H: per'
‘conriiK
I*t*
•od uf
in its
it' val
ti-e ami yo
u w ill be
Bui
li
f**r
I Ml
o;>.
.1(1
IN W. WE
Kalb 1'ahp
iv 4 in**;
tou.
MllMli S
AM
a..
I itavr K-eu a sufferer from Kuln«*V an*
BUhler tn.ubks (or several Year-,
have lah ly loul what is termed Bright i
Duawse, ami have had oouiml* n*14c >well
um of lur leg* and shrertn*re of bn-a»h
«. N|ii(liiiff of
llrealli. Brow*
ri t onahs, and
i i |H ii ui rcim-dy.
t t-I.OO, or Mk
for Or. Vicrcr’s
• dlcnl 4**«-
iti ii u.i, N. Y.
REWARD
»»u4
foil
th*'
flT. Fu 1.. Mare h.
rK—A
Ih«mm k s$h:
cud ray» that all alt*
lo|4* t
hfink tit* ^tli
Icy ialanixi gnTfc w
ilh dy hwii.iu- are- un
avalnpf A man was sscti !.\«t
r«wio{rMmi
ilowo thr river on a
oikc ol
V.
calling for b< lp, ImiI
fl WO*
Ifti|» t *
Help. Twelve farall
ofiitr
hla.^lU
■nswt thriliinic «xperi
ictiir. ,
A
hrs-n iw Um* roof* nf t
hr if ho* J
ttr* f(*f to t iiIt
fosir h*-ura a (rust o
4 Irr hi
fiiK i orrr tin
rivrr and on (hi* tb>
% walk*
<1 |o thr 4)C«V
iwu mihw. sonar bn*
nkivtg i
br«itif Ii arMtCft
tiuM-s tail bring rewi i
md.
*
re I
lb# urvn i
ar
Ilk-oJ IU
and VfiTT
att?K U
bkHMl aW». 1
r i U. li. H. i ll jtanic
«1 it mein iHiacrfullT
lm! I am di lMbU'd
«. 14 ittarrh. ‘*1 old in ih- H< ad/*
C'aiarrhal II. adaclsre oata.
.■it
Ni
• dk ll
•i»l tw
lie Hr ba* la* u i ngagrel in Uie re*
•f his spreebr* ami pa[sn (or puhli.
lie iimpuMt-a Io take a rest next
and a run out to the Indian Terri
pay a visit to bi* daughter. Mr*,
ffifipr.
\t Newark. Ohio, Jacob Rrend dirt
an the effects of a pan of scalding water
a n upon him by his wife on flunda
i t The couple hail frequently uuanvlej
and on tbU occasion, Mr*. Hre-ml threw a
pan ot boiling water in Hi* face. 8br kept
everybody out of the house after ike scald
lag, bwt nines kis death, she km hurrmsp n
raring maniac
Tin »nly teasou why Speaker Cariiala
in ritales over the acceptance of the vacant
Treasury portfolio i* said by a leading cor
respondent to be his fear that he cannot
stjuid the expense which its occupancy
w .iuhl involve in asocial way. Tliere mn
of tviurac, be something of truth in
statement, Init it is thought that Mr. Car
li li* has other reasons for his hesitancy—
one bring that the position haa not been
offm-il to him.
William Duane Morgan, who died at
Washington, Pa., several days ago, was a
grandson of William Duane, who edited
•MTerson'a Philadelphia organ, the Aurora.
HU paternal grandfather, Colonel George
Morgan, was commissioned an Indian Agent
I'V John Hancock, as President of tbc Con
(mental Congress. The deceased edited the
Wadiington Democratic journal, (>«r Conn-
tr//: the New Lisbon, Ohio, Pairiot, am
the Newark, Ohio, Adrocale.
President Cleveland was' asked on the
18th by Mr. Soteldo, the Minister from
Venezuela, why he was not cciebrting the
natal day, and said: “Vanity, vanity, it is
all vanity. If a man really feels that his
birth was a stroke of luck to him, let him
rejoice by all means: but I don’t thinks he
1ms any.right to disfurb the town about it
and 1 don't think it would be modest to’ ask
all the rest of the world to rejoice in an
event which had so little interest for them.”
The Knights of Labor in North Carolina
arc greatly excited over the arrest of C. F.
King, editor of the Charlotte labor paper,
on the charge of criminal libel for having
republished an artide in a Richmond labor
pajier, charging that operatives in the cotton
factory at Durham were inhumanly treated.
King has given bond for his appearance,
and has engaged aide counsel. He says he
lielieved the article to be true. Tlie Knights
of Labor are in hearts sympaty with hinL
At Quebec a bomb was thrown through
a broken window into the Jeffrey Hale
School half while the French portion of-
the Salvation Army were holding a meet
ing. The bomb exploded instantly and
completely wrecked the front of the build
ings. extinguished tbc gas aAfi caused per
sons living two or three blocks diskuRTo
rush from their houses under the impres
sion that an earthquake had occurred. No-
liody was killed, but a number were in
jured. Some “wealthy and respectable”
young men arc supposed to have thrown
the bomb.
The Navy Department has opened the
bids for Uie ateol for tlie new cruisers. The
iikls for 1,310 tons of gun steel forgings
were us follows: Cambria Iron Company
$851,518.96, Midvale Steel Company $1,-
:ai7.240 > Bethlehem Iron Company $902,-
230.79. For steel armor plate, 4,500 tons,
rlwre were Imt two Mds, as follows: Beth-
50. Clcve
Ichcm Iron Company $3,610,707
^ fared-H*lm,e .MW-Hrempanr $4,021 /.KM
Each bid is accompanied with a deporit of
$500,000 as au-urity for performance. Sac
reUry Whitney has them now under con
ritleratioa.
l ■
> r« ii
Pi*
Flirt Lifftidn army
of Ike o|4fcii>tt tbai the pi'»ple 4
piat, on thr kia laieU waitli <
C > risked ia the rtoud. TUL Ivli
■ig |ffrva)rfft. uiel aa c
rrarear rire-r dirtrin*. Ua*
and kwa of Ufa is iiMes*ill‘*l.
RllillTH Affffl %l. OTYTI *4»
IK:
M.
lit
•.
Of lh*Yallr> Mulnall !(• l.il<
% IrglMta. a* <11## mnn IN# C anM* |*l»
arral #1 &M«tN ( arallaa*
>rt$acn wl
tMmhly Sfidlfi
/fir
ore ST*
Hernia and Mu
are uuqntrtx
lYopertv, Real Eatafc
tare and flxtiuva
t’oah un hand. . ...
Cash in handreof agt-nU and in
proocaa of eoUection.
From ihfi World * Beat Hnkeru,
AT FACTORY PRICES.
Easiest Terms of Payment
Eight Grand Makar*, and Ovar
Thraa Muodrad Btylaa to
Be loot From.
PIANOS:
HabIIr,
whk'h
Hi -i
Furni-
( ll.VKI.oi I I
FiiMAL
N
CbkkfriBg. Hasob ft
< MathoAh* k, Rent tad
ORGANS:
Total .tracts ...
uantUTi
Individual credit* doe
Mi ■
Amt due
account...
Bilk payable
female aaacaarwut
9 i,v 11 i
l/Kit to
15,000 no
Net .UsaL'ts . .glll,8(U I /
Rrrrlpta a PtofcwfxmfU Darius tear (“N.Y.
Cash on hand Decernl>er 31st,
1885 $11^0144
TVeminms and Annuals. .... 44,41345
Intereat on Redemption Fund
inveabn! ii,‘££4 04
Advance imymenta 6,409 11
Aaaeaamunt* : 185,782 43
Investments paid in. r 14,211 30
Bilk payable 15,00000
Aggregate Reoeipta,. .. .$283,492 55
maBUBSSXIKNTS.
Death loases pai i '8208,6.34 80
Paid Agents 10,902 3-t
Ajlvnnce payments 0,494 17
Salaries, postage, taxes, ]>riut-
ing ana all other expenaer. 28,923 19
Dividendj 8. OKTffT
Investments 15^007 Sfi
Discount A 817732
Cash on hand December 31st,
1886. . 4,013 4'
Aggregate 8283,492 55
Amount of Insurance in force
July 1st, 1886 .fll 4,123,600
Amount of Insurance in force
December 31st, 1886 $14,152 000
EXTRACT FROM RETORT OF HON. ALEX.
H. 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 tlie
aggregate amount of $804,529 32. In
accomplishing this great work our policy
holders have for the last eight years,
been furnished with safe insurance, at
less than one-half the cost they wonld
have had to pay in most Northern In
surance Companies. This was proved
by actual figures, from authentic sources,
in my July Report of 1880.
Active and reliable agents can obtaiu
hberal contracts by applying to Lee
Haoood, Manager, Columbia, 8. C.
M hat to Talk Aboul.
Keep dearof personalities in general con
versatiou. Talk of things, objects, thoughts.
The smallest minds occupy themselves with
rsonalities. Personalities must sometimes
talked because we have to learn and find
out men s characteristics for legitimalc^ob-
jeets; but it is to be with confidential per
sons. Do not needlessly reqiort ill of othert,
There are times when we are com|ielled to
ij, ‘T d‘» not tldnk Bouncer a true and
honest min:” But when Uieie ivno nred
to express au opinion let pour Botiuccr
swagger away.
UiMUCft UdkttU \olr.
i
i * * JIJ00 * Hamlin, Orrfottntl aad
Hay State,
Pianos and Organs delivered, freight
it .'l-u.! . 'ii 1 . patd, to ail pel a is floeth. Fifteen days'
trial, aad Freight Paid Bet^Ways, If
net satltfactor}.
Iu ii. ii iin^-r* Order, and test the Instmtnsnti la
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