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T""- M .. 1 PATRlOTiCamblERS, TlfK KATIONAI. AKTKK^N ASSOOIA f TION ITI'HOLUS THE I’RKSI 1>E.NT. , -t*cii«Tul UufimrmtM iu liim KtrotiR Krnolul - *fr,7VJikv Cirftnd Army I>vnoun^eil for Ttiflr N«r* row-Mlmlril Tttrtl»nnHlii|>. Wahhinotov, August Gen, Itoso- crans recently received from CLarlf* Whitehead, clmirnmn of the committee on resolutions of the National' Veteran Asaociutionj De» Moinc s, Iowa, copies of the rteolutitifof tuloptud hy that nstto- ciation rci>udiating the utterances of certain members of the Grand Amy of the liepublic in co.incction witlithc pro- posed visit of the President to St. Louis while the Grand Army of the itepublio encampment is in progress there; com mending the President's veto of the tie- Iiepdent pension hill, and condemning “_ the efl0Tts of those who.seek by the rebel ilag episode "to rekindle the flames of sectional hate and contention as unman ly, unpatriotic aud meriting the con- tempt of intelligent men." The resolutions aharcotupliment Gon. black's administrutiou of the Pension Office. Gen. ltos«'crnus was reijaestetl to deliver copies of these resolutions ,4a l>oth the Prisident aud to Gen. black. To-day he culled on the President and in presenting them said: OKN. ROSKTIUNh' Ai<t>UK8H. "Mr. ['resident, at the request of the National Veterans' Association, of Ih* Moihes, Iowa, in mass convention as- sombled, ou the loth day of July ultimo, honor to pros* nt to yon this of the n- I have engroaaed copy of the resolutions then |Mtase<l, declaring the views of those vcUrans respecting the atti uqits df eer- taui offl*am and meiula-ni of the society of Ui« Grand Army of the iU-pul>ltc t<> prevent Un- Prfsidolit of the United btatos from iawpltng hospitalities ho* derul u> him l>t the city of St. Louis on Uie octvuoou of Uu met ting of the Na tional Kocajunmint of thr Granri Army of tb« Ih’puNic, whicii ha>l vote*l to be her gucata •As a iuciuIk r of that loeiety it aHonls plsasuiv to perform this duty aud to uiy onocurrriMt' m the senUniebt cipr<aMtl ia those rssoIutMm>>. ] am plonsrd to My that I I* lu-ve Um* gswsrnl u-noref these result]tious is in sooorti with the news so*I hv-hugs of Um vast majority of the ajemlM rs of the tirand Army of the Kepahlir as to the loyal rw- s^U'Ct dus the t lu< I Magistral* of the t nu-ti, aittl sa hi the itupropn* ly of tie noiiDcmg htni for deiug ^hat he tali- vss to ho his o(U'.-ial duty. 1 Lvl etpially ed Uiat those set*tintrnla will com I'l the aMM-nt of that uioch larger laaly of el I Mon a Uliers not litlougiiig to th<- Ma-irty *>f the < inuat Army of Un UefxiUic sis- an* surviving m« tulan> of Ua nwl Gran-l Army of the lh pul-tie, which, aft* r having mvivl the uatMti'a hie, illmolved and p>itM«l the gr*wt Ui- thislnai hotly whu-h ataurvs the wiaith, tiie gtorv an I the frdspmty of our country.'• run rnwanrsT -* igjrt.r IVmJi nt II Uvt Uml. reply mg h> t l-tlptorcrs Axttiiilaheil. , It hapjMjn^now and then Uiat an ei- ploi-er ninkov a mutsatioiml and wholly unexpected discovery, ih-vcrnl unique fncu with regitnl hi certain ti-ilics of ■nv»p 8 have ruccnily been nsrortalned, Mr. W. Montagu Kcir. for inn unco.-lias found among tlio MiikoriLori tribe iiv Africa, whom ho is Uie first to dcapribc, gunimwdor which they make thenf- selvos for m^i in the flint-lock gm.iketfi winch tlicy obtain from native frailer* This tribe lives far from tlio ^wtHt coaxtand quite a iliNtnnoc south of llio Zanihcsi river., ffheir guijpowdcr burns slowly, and iti cxplesivo force is far in forior to that of ours. Imt it nnsvrcr* tlioir purpose very well. 'I f,ey tnix tho oIUmi scnca of sail peter ivilh diai roal .jwhu'h limy ninko from Jim l>ark of the mufnri tree. This mixiuru i> baked in an earl hen pot for several hours and then it is pulverized anil spie.uhkn the sunliyht, whero it isTi-fl f*.V some tipic. It L not nt all liksly ilml the—Jdsk-»r' Pol numbers for the numbers came." Mra Ella Wboeler Wilejix said to a. Wportcr hen I was a little girl'I used to write poetry by tho yard.’ d of Slw ' kori, like tho Chinese, discovered the art of makinij gunpowder. * Their fothors doubtless leariied it from the Portuguese or from, slaves who hud lived among whifo men on the.o**;|*rT We hear strange tliinp* onec in n hiu- of African tribes, but i; was hanllv to btf exp 'Clo l that a wholly iiukiiowu tribe, hetuiucd in by the nmunlaius of innb'r Africa, would' bit found cngi'^oit in the manufiu ture of gniVp-»wd«fr. A few years ajro Lieut. Wi^mann came Imniv and told a leninrk-ible s'orv nls'iit tribes ho had met with sbuth of the Congo river, who ween'far more civihz d than most African peoplu Hi-, rep*Tt is now luliy coulqnic-i by tin: travels hi tho same region of L euls. Kuml and Tap|»enbeek. They luuid uM year, between the Cong-i and the Sauktirn rivers, many sheet vrltarres, will- large. gable-roof* d huts *t:intliiip s*pi 'rely on either side of the street, in ti ' « by brownisli-r. <1, Hue-look,im pc j'ln. Xitt^-' villagers hsjfl iiiiratieed notions of comfort They -th-t'lv on wimuuoi bodsluaiis Insteatl floor. I’hiir h"Mi*'f> an* Hi found in Africa, ami are k- Poetcg bjr the Yard >p« wrote long ago; "l lisped iu b*rs for the hoeler Wileo: the other day: “\V Shades of Keals and of Slioiloy, nf- Longfellow and of Poo, fold your (aces in your wings and, like Psycho in "Malurye," lot your pjurncs sorrowful! trail in the dust, since that to v you devoted your lives, of which vqu Wore ttoct to spoak with reveren^' tic», llio mld- 4 i iar; tM vet '111. n*. i strifti arc flit •ul fifty var.L white knig **•11 times t vio or ll rt ?* in tit s lohff. and wbe are caVcfully nv* pt d t n f.iM? 1,1 all' lyirtx an*l u t. kea away ar inm ii i n 1* | *l4te rvil euh fm ho l>Urp«cc. r u*j* art* Tt er«. and tram Un , •*g» t<»h dluw garni. all. 1 h* ) caiv«t pr »! ic • dill u| tvoiy f*>r M J*OI. ii'ltug mauioi *• N •4 th •> •t k 1*11 t ug »kill a* wot M l t 311 % t? 1 ri 1 L-n't. Kr*.r Kir •T bT.'AlgJil ll Ollfc ' .tt-lel* * U'.. Wor ■ f | * wmlntg nog i«» t | ‘tite, %\ indL.iuighkJ I'.... row* Idy In taken f'»r K'llOjte .1 It |(njtlu«i»e I gitb c»wi *g lo their MIIM rLtoairelup. ■ire* Del. .lid the hyu*4n of Ihi li«|r Zee g*i tribq arc IK raihw ke tttej and plant it ion* ?r u an a Kiel*. * tea | tier. \\ hen leicut, ll*.!n l .i»« Nh ■rill •*111* lit <»f 11 .•M ISrmtla • i I tlowv vr,*i $ 9gyi IhljI xu It'll* ft! liretl I ■ nm* n j tfii'teff hm« «•! fhktH*| ffft* I 4mm tl Ot <1 had urv *-r lira ul %%fit llite 9|*« :i| w 1 II ti 1 ul %» hhh lire b rtliti U « w n t IIKMli* of j A woo L although r Ut 1 liulrf*t r 'trw tli :r. | B lMI‘ mmd IImi (■•ml* ut i im•j * «* .■ iU$u*r Jte itit• laiiH ■t lhal 111*: ■*• irivttl* Ii l?r««ii hi 1 and for which yon tolled by nig!it oil, can be written by the yard by a nttlo girl. Chatterton died for it, Wordsworth lived for ik John Clare went mad whun he looked upon its glory, blinded jn his brain us our eyes Arc‘blinded lly/bo sun at midday, yet now i.t can bo jvrit- ten by precocious childran. i..c*n see the ofl'ended faces of a Wiijpiiio of S kjIs, grown gray in the fadtbful service “thc-muses, the priests who have—br-pr The >res iqwn her altars bright, from ■dSrork Homer chanting of the battli s -oh ihe cods nt the gates of Athenk,"to LiigTIak Tenuyson singing of King Artnur and the Table Hound among the oaks at Aldsworth. 1 see, too. Jeffreys, the reviewer and pitiless slayer of young poets, with frowning brows ami eyes that flash forth lightnings of just rage, 'rcai lfiTig” a ghostly hand for a pen with which to chastise the new race of poets who write t>oetry by the yard. One with a facility for rhyme may write.verse flu ently, but verso is not poetry. Mrs. Will ox may have written verses by tins yard whim she was a littio giri* but poetry—oh, no! .Tennyson takes weeks to round a'sentence to tit a rhyme. Think you. my readers, that "Loekdey HalT’ and "In Memoriaiii," «**• Keut s •Oilo to a Nightingale," dfL^ShclIey’s rapturous praise of ‘ Skylark,” or L*>ug- feUow's tender "Evangelino" conld be reeled off by tho yard like a piece of ribbon or a spool of thread? Thi- liirht Ihet never wns on s* n or Ihi*4, _ Tl"' c-nw cra:i**u mil tlic pocl'v Ur--tttu - ‘iko th<? Holy Grail soTIght l*y the its of old, is only revCnl--tT~ to. us have been putiUed by aonovv ‘tbereaiwod by much tho t of 1.nor things. f us it is never rrreaie*! at - A'i Ot*4 K-mlljr. Tli/* Smiths arc a numerous ""iffba. WTiy hath nut known a .Smith? They aro mi old f.intlly. History makes m) tn nlion of the time when There were no Smiths. Tlmy take their name from the it ado of their founder, ns do inoet fniiiau'-* in *omo way m-olhot-r’Tho Fletdiers wrm arrow-makers, as their name Hignitii'.s, and the^Taylors, tho rs, thu I5utellers, Tlio Brewers, and other Tam ilpir examples. Probsbly Ski lint HherrXamiiuir < j,he original Sinth^ old Smith* father of Hat Amt •'Smith boys,” was Tubal Cain, who ran a largo establishment where swords and arhior were fabricated in quantities to suit.'' Tubal was a familiar liguro to tho soh 5 ml boys of thirty.,-years ago, and they ooliglitcd torearll'in con- d i t,’’ that is, in dissonance, thatJ>y the tierce rial light of tho furnace bright tho stroke of his hammer rang. But wo digress, and have been led into the di gross ion by reflections upon the anliqui ty-ot tlju Smifh-pedigree. That it is an- eient is evident; fbat Um. family is still ■nTmiicrous and flourishing is made equal- ly*A})parent by tho great gathering of Um cfau Smith'at Peapack. N. J., a few days ago, wln n tlircc tlmnsanirSmitiis. dvse. ndants of Znchariah Smith, who settled there a century or more ago, re ported for pleasure, (jgio is jeadily prepared to aeceptrtlic jtatement of the when tbo tiwe^t^tfusaml IV uiie W;!,s,x a u nH>ro oi 1 • tins I infer h may make a c V the London ta I voutIt from .V Smiths sat down to dine togutboc,' three thousand Smiths feeding as one, the Koeno beggared description. Among so many people there were, of course, many types of the genus Smith. There were Smiths with raven tresses; Smiths with golden 4oeL* called rcd-lwur by tuu- netfu Smith girls; tall Smiths, short Smiths; radicals who firmly believe that all Smiths are created free and equal; patrician and cxclusuro Smiths, from Snitliborough, who wish it distinctly umlnxtood that they aro tbo same in blood with tho Smiths of Smithvillc, but iti worilly circtdp^juccs far different. All tliywi aud many more were present. Lizzie Smith—lives th< ro a man with acquaintance so eirctmispribwl that l»c ha* not known a Lizzie Smith?—read a pociii • writ'.f-n for the ’occasion.” In this pocbl she ien:ai ked: T'i ft, i u Tli. 'mob- • V b< n 1 «irh am oh to U at: rii.f ltij- h..at hViIivi fi »; m if o,l. n U,e s. th lid to th than I . a ♦e to retu i-yrgla- Ml who ue ini i**-* to tna I m '4 till*I lUJ IU n j rail I • •i»Td. r. jit fort 'in to n i*mv f tl lunv l« «|.n.**.|,iiv »l|il. »-,i». uu,! hill. ■el g,»» ; Sill|(tlV wr Mjr, n • tin m alt ti»4yL _ *m’t know why tnc Smitba si rva**;Q to firl that tlm *'.at"iC tho fart*. Tor no given to tlic world fir*!-*la** tal^it. liter ••)«'<i empire* or niittcn *. America ha* special ml* r llio Soiiths, for lira tl*l)r a**m-iati**l with hef i iieYcr-iCH at nbkb t^r tiHfiff a* Ik> lift tmr i •t f im t K*lt f ib^iMt! kwM| I'lM'lUI All<l in»VI* bOUti'l In Um* UMNNI *yw j; i A ll hum t •• lUnMit rofelin# the r««nluU> 111** |*re- i*j you u* M*ct* • nrati tg u*^ u*«i* uvr, I Lave only to aay tl.ai, pntgnig from Ua- lonor of y*mr rfoouk*, Un* aetoou of Urn v*4< rai** mruti**«vl u m lb*, dirxction of a*'ku*-aI,*lgu,|[ ||,e duty aluch dovolvra upon tlwoi re v* U ran*s to vmphaatA*' IImi value of tb«.|r acrvic*«> in Um livid by pntnoti*' tar* ice at ItouMi, *o*l to ileiuoustrat*' Uie lauiiu bravery ai town >u laUtl* by a oournttc no lere ouaapiriKXu wbvn oalUd iqnu to drfrnd and areiataia Um fitanlotM and patnotom abicb in pract w tbr safety of Anrenaui tuaUiubouaL 1 lnU rataiMliug Uiu to Iw Uta |>urpuar of Um nmduUoua, 1 am gia*l to receive litrtu At yuor bati«U. * Geo. Itoaicraus t*. .Uy atot the follow mg nob* lo Couiiuhaiaouer liiack, aid copiee of the rt * ilntiona: "(.iKXBjui.: Iu cumpliauoe aith the re- ■ I neat oontauMal in thu aoooni|ianying letter from the ehairnian of the commit fee ou rtajoluhe iis, it afTorda me great pieMun. to preacut thu eugruMial copy of the* naolulions eaprereiug the senu- muiito of the DataaonOic vebraiu of the Nafrannl Veterans’ AxaoouUon, of* lire Molnea, Iowa, in mass convention as- Humbled July 10, 1 W S7. sooiuxd iibm. Tnrt.r, "Tbcae resolutions are repicto with ttatnotuiu, good sctiac and just denun elation of tho disloyalty to tuc country and treason to the spirit of the society It has recently' lirriv•'Shown t |»art» '•! Chili wImts Kiir.qv.ni tr%-v Haniv have horn inlrodnr—d it,*- na fhwx m artnaffy HtvapjH wring and lni| ‘*it«**l veg< tation l, dontubing m pla* v K\porters are nfiru siiiih *., a* < xot ••* whrre uriHiduig them, imato m the far ml N ha rdnfurth o lind tob *^o in *ut. n io-rs M wa« native* who loid \ni* i icati Inline, nh.idi |hr «<sd k*Um‘ Irdsai wst eur uaiuu for it rn na* •f Vir- icii are nans- d it IHr. ItimSall'* Urrst I)*]. , .• FittsMJM, August 8.—Today was a nxl lettcr day-fft th*' history of the Uandall JJlub of Pittsburg and the Democracy of Alleglicny^cgimtv. The fete eliampetn' at SOyer Lnkt\Grovc was without dou!M tlU; finest nfftdrrif the kiml cter given by any poHtleitt organization in lids comity awl was completely snceessful in every | *rih u- lur. 'Fully 6,000 people participated. At 4 o’clock the disliuguisbed gumi.s of tin occasion, Samuel J. ItnnduU, K.\ Liuitena't Governor Uhaimeey F. Blin k, State Chair man Dallas Sanders ami Chief Bi nsion Clerk Murphy, arrived iu carrtages drawn by four white pluined Jiorscs ami I'seoried l»y the Handall Club and the Cathedral Band. _v ; They were c*corted Br sig»k.ilTg linudif as they went, lo the platform of ike grand pavilion. Tlic crowd follbweil jpid < a!lid for an address, but in tliis they were disap jsiinteil, as Uie comniittie had diddl'd Unit it was, to lie a strictly social affair, and ro speech-making would be itSluige*i-iu r TI:c guests, however, held a Sort erf Informal reveeoh the platliirm. ret etvliigtnid .Dtitklng hands with the crowd, which pressed about them eager for that honor. At five o’clock thc*cntire party was grouped on the plat form and photographed, after which they Sut down to a magnificent repast. In the evening the time was spent in danefng. Mr.'Jtnndull, ‘ with Mrs. Annie Foley, of Ihi*' city, led the grand jndreh. iu which there were Hit couples. Later A NAMKbKSS CASK. j... - - - , f - My case Las betm a very ctfrious one for about thirteen year*. At intorilfl of 1 about onc.wotk I would be attacked with spells of stvoro and most excruciating j piffh, always commencing ia the regipu of my kiiluevfc. The parajyould then go iinwunls aua afllct my body and head, | and seemed to .penetrate my very tyo- l>alLs, creating the most intenae Buffering, • lasting al>out tight bourn each fyoll. 1 resorted to all kinds of medicine w it hout benefit. Several doc tom treated my case, but none gave relief. 1 finally lined B. B. B. as an experiment, and to my utter astonishment til! pain .and suf- Invaiirfs’ Hctet^nd Surgical Institute HutX ft Tlf^iieen Exi'.-rlcneeU and Skill. I..! i lu l*a.His uud SurKeon*. ALL CHRONIC DiSEASES A SPECIALTY.— ed. I do;Dot know what w sA* niptlier could my pi ykioiau Oompdaint. The B. Li. B. a and powerfully upoft my- kidnevst -my appetite has lum splendid a^i -n.v i i kUttitipn buur up-raputiy. ^ * R. Titomah, Constitutioo, Ga., May o, lo^ti. A l lrcss: Woki.d's Dispensaky JIhih- Amociation. Of! Main St., Uutt'iUo, N.Y. Ifuiinpcaehod Integrity, lam j.i^Kc uuwu tNvtlvo ago, and have lint been abb' to worli aioee. Have lost pro fie r action of my r •• “wiMoi-nut.” “run-down,” debilitated teactiH'i*. milliners, sennuitross)'*,house- Am l* l*ij)« i tCid legs. none, an i ut - U 1 g-m to. Jail, ami ■Comparatively I bv cruiuenf ho danred-a Afuaiiriih', houiig. »i " aorta LaCe a.'.tn.. laily for u partner, lie stated that fie 1 ad •not danced for twenty-live year.-, htil ln < had no trouble in getting through tlw fig' ures of the dance. Tho balance of the evening was devoted tooudal intcrc'iii-e entirely, and after a tine dl-pl.iy el tiie works the party rctuijicd to theei'y. Li'Ucrs of regret were read from Presi dent (.'leveling^. Kx (iovem-T Patuson, Governor Hill and over one Luniitcd * tlu-r prominent Demin rats. Mr. U ..'idull wiil leave for a trip up -the M iuongaliel i to morrow, aa the guest of CnpUfn O N«I The lioat will go up to thfc headwaters aud will return on Friday. . _ 1 fiye years scrofulous : on iiiv and ■ tiuiivtoy cyy-s’-dit oc- ‘ur thix 1 ^ yenrs have V - * u inil. Have l»-ei treat* •! ivmciuis of * v 11 ^ ^ Hchm ,Ls witli** 1 a ci .». r i tare iak -u ta the Bie l adtleauf !■. B. B (made at Atlanta, i :UCr (ia.)- /tiia uii acroiulouf sores itiiigpiri'.i- aud s is a po* alxy licaling. Infiami nation £'.<1 U' eyes nas di -ijiiM iinsl »u:d ther O is 801111* r U» th. ■toma* improvement in my vihk>D. Alu Very n no. bmctitf *! umt ti ht* veil vrr-.! shs.pl to fit 1 I ke a boy aguii — fa:l (OOtl t: ;n H U ‘ tea sir*, u legs i gtii a , 1 activity u tml hqwi., Tire B H. It. uiug ir»ioy ibrfh vitfiir* PR? •'•'is. n:'<l iH*ri>(<rki'*l wonx'n wnerally, l)r. i i vec's Favorite Pn-scriptton Is tlio best ia alt restorative tonjes. It Is not n “ Curc-sll,' 1 ti ■' q iiMlralily fulflllva siniflonc* of purpose; > ig a mow potent tspociflc for ail thoao i....; joic AViyikn*■sacs an<l Diseases peeultnr to w. acu. TI^^ , tr^*ltlli'•ll , "t many thousandt tin* ruvulidh' Hotel and Riira- k ,! ‘In-.tituti’ lias afforded n large experteneo i i: u reiaidies for their cure, and Dr. Fiercs’s Favorite Prescription re* Ut expert! inrlammailon n Spectflr. It Xbr“* *r*vuf E^nmiiuuNl'-slIsn. We U'dlix? that the cxcoruniu:. Dr. MefSlynu Inis irxlueixl suoic > terpri.-ieg coiitetpjinnrlesjp reji form of fxcniniiiutihatiqn whirl found inSte nr’s n-ratlous history •am Siutmly.” Tills doiuuuuth-.i> n more than one iHx-asion. and tt lion as the genuine form us* d by ll JiaaLidway* Irern promptiy nluUd tlieicss, ■M'Uic sciular |m|« r* Irivi It at this time, negici'tiug, either ign oratuL' or main e, to all:hup true source. It was wkiely pnh;h thftlmr*»f Victor Rmnartir! > • ^ ralion. aud hisEmlm-txe t’sixlfr-h refers to It In his Is. >k. "Ihc Tail Faiherm. 1 ' in I Los Urm.- Tl<* t. tlibuUal to (Im l|o|y Father, sad Dat«sl against VI- tor Kmni.t-iKl •natjieiiia "cursing ' aud **hii*ii lieapi'd up in wiki toufiui- ' V r«*s*! forg* ry *; [<*an*1, an sn«< g Um fa's* iesid o< thr pr>>*l«i<WiMn t Iks! Wr frwr, hHWrVrV. < the •! ttsl* rial- rhargx win iim i . nfutalion. As hitkia ru'sc'aga • m mud. an tahiiriiiL'u*lv a T*>|«, ) alat*' li-rt tiAUi: >< uy hiv*4y that its .mm r Is m-t Pm* any liiumn I* 'iitlff. n*-r any Cash*' | of iaynxan It L l*> H* v f/vurew* I miniaUr of Un- K*takJt-li< >1 (TiurHi 'aiai. and to bU r.wn-.nr* »f ' Ttiai* n-ati 'n of f ouriu j Midi the i is to I*-1 of-Tris f apju'ffrT thron curly ujhti my qomtity of mat out tHrciigU th* blc, oftl tl SO efi duct nans*u. I L i, koiueyn, a ITT that iuu skin is utt •ti®ive iu ’o-'l n fi r to sff R .. Jautiat > *s to l «•' 11; .)>:• m. It curvs xreakneaa of tl, tleluo-tl'in. blaatuur. Weak hack, * pno'ruti' -ii, cxhuuattoo. dehihty and Fa vo rite Pixwrrtp. sold bv druuvista msler our poaUicc iu. b*.e v *’ui'|st arouQ*! bottle. CE $U)U, Von‘ ,x ii: - f't Dr. Pleroe'a large uuLoU- 'iiiH'n i MO psges, dr -*, UTokLa'a lu«rrj*- '* 1 AXIOM, OCJ >Uiu Strvvt, Svu'l U e*!iit pip r-*4>\< ns!'. - Ass , N. V. IVCVCOS Aonsnwt. LIVER thas. lI.mLIOt w and CATHABTIC. rekf iiflh J a|4f>s wre, Iti I uw K i U'Jhi £ibK H.AOACHE, fitl- <a« II a*I*srli*'« I !. lues*. < •nisiIra* ; & S'trAtv.ihv;- r«» . itv Tv •’ll?** r f « tire #r||rl%. y^i vriM*a % f. -“X-Vr> LPEEfiTICi; £. VAN WINKLE ft CO. t- ~t v *si r.** r m k-, 1 ATI AMTa QA. tHU TUAS au*l Bf|< - a ' . . - k ' A L All<l M* | MIV* t|| | Is qfBk iCA Ak w lieii the Lu lilt la Uii liar |»!ai of lit r f !• !«>Vlt ffflH tin j |Im*% tli d’ fl«»t ill* -»IU Krri 4 M* o%rr 9*4 ll MJ |« mi« «4 j Uric. ». BI H It' 1141 Ivl • Xl*l Oil i * H <1 1 lilt* 4?** 5 || of ll ic t*t»iiUiit 4 111 «f~eii >,re. 1 hy lift r Im* :ir4 ut iu > IIM4I £*i U N* ll a uki ‘•y WB» k HI VII SUM •ng doi.I • it Ml <k fi ic4 Irum •eV. r TUU. ii* ti ’ id K.ln-1 j& D s I* Tire Dee'a Milng a t/.r r.*l T Mil. A trew rhnapkin has arisen todef-nd the iMitief boe from tl*c obloquv under which It ha* always n«tc*l. Mr Um. F. C larko. of (’.iiiada, claiiu* to hav* diacoVi-re*!. from rc|>rato*l observation*, that tiie amst important function if the tk-e * sling ii no( atiugiug. lu k rec ut articlo he aava: My observations and. reflections have con\ lined mo that the mo*t iiii|H>rrant office of tiie boo aliiig is Umt which i* performed in doing the artistic cell work, capping the comb, and infusing tho formic at id by menus of which honey receives its keeping qualities. A I said at iMroit, the wing ia reajlv a skillfully contrivod little trowel, with which the boo tinUbea off and imp* the celln when tiicy nre lilhul hruiiiu! *of honey. This exjilain* tyhy honey ex- I wro'e “riie I'.. Hut "tie IHH'III I omi'c than on** mer of inlet I ha* «- n like a «rr*‘.|a * hoi** the r«tM>s Llutburjfh ii v,*.<**'r ctuit witJi th*- wuninw »hcat* i the ni*itt*h.i<l« and the W Bid-* 4*# IWMl't w ,1 *, iH - - pun-. • Hut nnt 1 tlieu wu wdt lure* hkr k ala’ atid'kbc songs like Muorr'a, no | veiling* of the human run's. Itut oh. how hut* fallen jss.trv wi ttrn hi JJtMna t/tm /. iu X. I*.* i h t no *1) llmt the Lngluli (fw-ikibg I ’ j ’ t V k« lllftt tj 1 thr bonlrni •w-ltod f<»f 1 Ills i**f*Mit,tt*a * .ti *'•1 l«l 84? t|Ml i| mr Ii mmlrcd /ktifitonre (WW«/ Jfovwr. m*9 fftmun 9 He nu-iMjr, :it«* |t*«M| <19 cri 4«ambw ^ ilUn t|<«•*)■■, 1 tome VtUm4 i> lairlv m iti bo 01*0 of f.no*!>%*?• - /-V4/I 1 J *4 HBCrtyi NlW Yvhfc. Augud S Th. -to mm Ihv. Dr inrras to p.«.‘t-.. • rMilnlnr |fts«*|t* M*vtiiig nt IU- fc.Hwl. stth p*. highi*. wth Ateomldy Iti i«L * I * ii wa4 4 tin 9 ojtnt*; t“rt> last aigM. •*«!*-1 U hK Dr ►U* rum<t| 1 V«*9 -or 11|«* thu* ptolely aatt |iiii4h ’y |Mitti* ip) iltt*ii buK —in Imrifif, •m< th* liter) O*- rge pLU* m* iii**jr nre ••I*'*?\ 0%’c r 9lur ^i» crivt him ih* |*r»-u»ln* im « be m 1 tl 1.1*1 V W ||«i k*'OI*4 (NUI i |f WfiJ In ib otnrli r wiib kb f ri« fm M9 tUtlllJ* of Um* wurM. Glynn. There can ao Inag* p i« *fl ifldti*"*! * red-tf Umt ihU priret h-«h trtulei 1 1 f t|-| W *|| «W • *r «Jt re-i f*>i Art hU-Ug|> aiwt follow hi. oJ,| J, 4*o n MM>* J wac * npivrel frotn htt. rtiwra r IMRCll C&lirtttejYC Wjf* l| ftettAT»l St Strlrian'* Utinr* li” f h* v i k#«*| knoo I lii> frk Wiiahip fop thr ixt-um iwhal This not .pu-fln.g htt 1 wtfil.” 1 cr* 19 \| r9. IlC A ritwrr. I •ptrit, he «■• rent to the llol.Ai t»ai IIDIlf 3 I la*r«p f.tt* t. aw t^. .1— -—— - -. e*taA«lf| i j 17 Gf AlA \ tvj IlLil). SHOW' CASES. COTTON GINS and PRESSES, < •HSeax n«ww **.i siiite.« m*fm n»»4 I iwl* r». r » 't.11%. suites *' -rxi •« Wv.1 m j a. Mreacree. H MMt WUl, .(Ml « WKlMWre. ^•**»»-s a»*a Taafca. f VAN MMNaLKBCO^ A* fl of the Grand Army of tho Republic mauifuitcd iu tho recent attempta of I Iractod before it is capjH'd over docs not certain oflicere and mem I icra of that or-1 * li,,c l > " , 'fis Tiioj formic neid ha* not ganiaatiou to raise for partisan pnrpoacs an outcry against tho ( hiif Magutratc of the nation, an*l to prevent him from aosepting the hospitiiiitii n tendered him by too ett^r of 8t. Ixiuia at Uie same time that the National Encampment of that order had accepted her invitation to a generous welcome. No less gratifying aro the declarations of the resolutions, characterizing as wholly incompatible up th that loyalty which is one of the three fundamentals of that sooiety the j attempt to use its voice iu denunciation of the President lor the discharge of 1 been injected into iL This is done iu tho very act of putting iho last touches on tlm et4l work. As the Idth* pliant trtnvol is worked to and fro with such dexterity, the dart a, of which there aro two, pierce tho plastic ceil surface and leave tho nectar beneath its tiny drops of Tho fluid which makes it keep well. Tina is iho ‘‘art preservative” of lionev. mn-it wonderful provision of nature, truly! Herein we see that the sting ami tbo i olson hag. with wntch so many of us would like to ilUncuse, arc essential to tlm storage of our coveted product. painful duty according tq his judgment | ^ai wilhout tliciu tho beautiful condkhoney of oomwerco would bo a thing nukuovvn. If those things arc so, how mistaken those people aro who suppose that a bee is, like the Prince of Evil, always going about prowling In search of a victim. The fact is that the bco attends to its and conscience. "When it is remembered that largely more than one-half the rank and Bio oi the Union army, probably of those en listing for the three months’ servioe and certainly of those who came iu after wards, were either Democratic or merely Union men, it will lie plainly seen why I own business very diligently, and has tho G. A- R- as a Republican machine I 110 time to waste iu unnecessary quar- was a miserahlo failure; why itat a later J rels. A bce-ig like a farmer wording time only revival when non-jiartisanship I w >!h fi fork in Ida hay held. He is fully was made fundamental; why the hypoo-1 occupied, and very busy, if molested risy of violating this principle by taking I or mod died with, ho will bo very apt to small partisan advantages iu the choice of ns officers, joists aud oommanderfes and the paying of BjDeial public favors and honors to comrades of the Republi can persuasion had hitherto created such a disgust of its spirit as to prevent the society from including dduble and possi bly triple its present memli rship aud commanding universal respect for thst self-controlling loyalty which covered witk glory its members during the dark days of war for the Union. •The resolutions well say that if Jhis spirit of partisanship cannot be retri rain ed it will be a matter to lie considered whether the survivors of the real Grand Amy of tho Republic would not better have some other organization. "I take pleasu ro in noting the just oomm'ndaaoo given in the resolution* to the adrainistriiti;n of tbs Peasiub Office rioee you have been Commissioner of Pensions. Toon truly, "W. tt. Komolbaks.” Mr. Whitehead ia hia letter to Use. i saks the Ueaenl to prase* im the asms of at kwat I eiT'axoo ■tldiw of Iowa. defend himself with the implement ho is working with. This is what the lice docs; and man. by means of his knowl edge of tho nature and habits of this wondrQUi_JiUlo insect, is. enabled, in most cases, to ward offer evade attack It Is j'toof of Hioir natural quietness, industry, and peaceableness that so many thousands of them will go through a summer of ceaseless activity close to your dwelling house, anil perhaps not halt a dozen xtiugs-bo inflicted durin*' a whole season. ' j- a- ‘ Thr ilatni* of Itrltlah )>tatc'«in<'n. It ha, king Ihh oiW' 1 the mode of tiie aiathiiiHia young mmitK-r* of Pariin- men' to Abjure sack and to j>atr<,n z* Hvth'nd the ids* stimulating Av> 'iiiinri*. which latter is the more frequent diink than the once universal h 'tt .f of cham pagne or clarcL At one time Mr. Glad stone had in his Cabinet a large num ber of sworn teetotalers, but their reso lution ditl not hold out, and Sir Charles Dilke was the one man out of the whole orow/i who persiste*! in mniaining a teetotaler. Mr. Gladstone never smokes, but he drink* vviuo at liinuer, and alivuvs winds up with a glass of port, which i* his especial favorite. Mr. Cham hot lain never has a long and strong f i<*nr oat ofNi is mouth, and drinks chatupaguc, at_ meals. Mr. John Morlcy also drinks champagne, imt ha* not* been able to get boyoud the cigarette in smoking, bir W. HarcourL who, though he looks ex tremely strong, is one ot dyspepsia's many parliamentary martyrs, was a teetotaler for some time, but has gone back to claret. Lord Randolph Churgliill drink* very little, but smokes very con- siderably. Mr. Labouehcro is so invut- cratc a smokrr that he ttxuaily carries about him a box about four timos the ordinary si/.o, and lie rushes to the smoke-room every spare momeut tluring the evening of the jiarliamcntary ses sion Lord ttulisbury is compelled by his llfialth to bo more moderate in his use of stimulants, and lie nevar smokes. Lord Duffuriu neither drinks nor nuokes. -/.iivrjtuol Post. for some reason, not apparent, the "silver cnril-caso is no longer populan," says tho Jeweler's Circular. place "are carried cases of line leather, beautifully decorated with gold or silver trimmings in way of corners, center j pieces, monograms or initials. Some of the newer card-cases , show line but highly-colored enameled mountings; others are made of Japanese decorated leather, ornamented with gold bronze trimmings.” - ' 1 Australian farmers are still troubled by rabbits, which breed there at an enormous rate. One farmer has just offered $75,000 for a rabbit-proof wire faooe to extend 203 miles. ar< •i ti it*) belle wIkmv lot- bind and >lh doing tbrir be»t to »poi m »he went away for the *bowo*l me three ihwcn • kinpr*. The total coat ot 5*k 1 hey wore of all colors •w and as thin and tine as cwbwih*. | lie latest freak iu fashittn is t*> U ve a i t id tlio linot lace lot in the M-k at tl**! iirstpp. And on home of them there i* thu lorehret ctnbroidery • hit wa« ever s**en, 'all hand-work. S*iit they outdo it once in a while von retii'-ndioi tho Hlankt. don't a'kn*i riie la<ly. She alluded to newly rich jicoplc who bate had a house belt' sevenl winters, and eirat rru-hc.*, called receptions, wheis'al )ou nii^lit find * very one, from a tnomh -r of the cabinet t*i your butclt- er. ••Well, Mr*. B'uuk wears about number 5J IkkiIs, wide at tiiaL It is well eiiougii for a prettr’girl who can tin •nt eaaic In** •cot to a coy hobtexl up n HkTtoU+ ti»r f* or Imnst lf wax Gearly |ii4oli*f oyt tr know* the pnoistnn* nt that a J cowlinticd du*•ta*lk-iiix The la- taken is to suspend Dr t n Muilynn was suspt-odrd It the ArcbbisbopcanconsitU-B’lv else. »try |«i p»in a» ttrae th, The r*» |s4oU*f tout rnut Di •I lull l »o|«u* rreah •* Xal.irr Iu lilt- womD near the house of Mr Ju- A. Durant, who lives nlsnit three mih from town, llu-n- tt a |a-rsiinnion bu*h tl.. hits a beautiful picture on euih hat. On examining lhe.leaves a blue flower nui la wen tliat very much rcM'inhl**, ih* w..rk .1 an artist. The saiiM- picture i* presented on each leaf, except a lew where the M.t Hues arc not ns clear and well ih-li' < *t i*t>*i II Air i OHM mi ! n lr .t r. fl. V||«j > ttlri n.\K oi- | M ILL I N K>1 SOI i 11. put Inr tinv teat iuto it a 1 slippers with 1 j n t J >c * c I* 1 ® view s<-ems to * xnmd Jike a ■case to we;p- tluwo dainty, weblike I * u,1 ^* ca l' i ’' al 'd .while the plelurc u l ot stocking*. But when a big fat woman, I, eMr * by the aid of th<- iinagfnat.iin a older ami uglier than I am^-niy hostess I “® al *t' t ul Picture is seen. 1 his i k a >iraii-<- freak and puzzles all who behold It, and u< one cm s>ilve tlic luysteriou* paintiiig, ex cept it lie the handiwork of tbe i nai i Mr. Durant has collected »4>niL‘ of ilu leaves, and any one doubting the vc rai of this can lie sulisfled by ealling atid ex ami nine tjic lea yes for theinsclves.—LVJ* ojwitle Enterprise. -my look* like a grandednnibof last century Mcp|H'il from canvas-ventures upon '•lockings ns these she commit*: a piece of fo.iy that 1 had thought impossible in a woman of avenge seqsa Yes,” she continued musingly, “the soft white stockings that were thought so neat upon a well-turned, ankle in mv girl hood have passed away. I still think a eirl can wear nothing mote attractive, mit.TJlossjxoii, they won’t believe you! The newfangled abominations of all colors aro the thing. And, strange as it may seem, black is Uie most fashion able hue irr-tbese Itigh-prieod stockings. Why, I even remember-the time when ila girl had wojn black stockings she would have boon tabooed! There is nothing to my mind that n woman can put her feet into that is uglier, but it’s the f.-i'liion, anil so they arc worn. J don't think the gijls nowadays have the • sense'lhey did in my time, any wav— I balance November 1, at spot cash prices this was when Prince John Van Burcn I on * J’iano. $10 cash and balance No- was tlio cldef beau of New York, and I ve mbcr 1, at spot cash prices on an when inei'cactually wore velvet collars Dolivcretl, freight free, at your on dress coats—bpl in extravagance, j ueare “ t .^ e P 0 L Fifteen days test-trial Why. a girl's stocking* nowaday* costs freight both ways if not satisfactory niore than my wanlrohc used to for the I Write for circulars. *V. Ti 111- •I V V. S A tte Slir.3*3 j ^ f • ■ » DM it. •«4£ a $ d /3 GASTON coi :> 1 V, s. c anar*!* «J at r..tton Exp**-!- a . I'ttt.i*-, Trxs*. ttntlClutrlett- f r pn eo and terms to - Van Winkle & Co., IIox -x ATLANTA, OA. A SlroB* Ktidonnirnl b conferred upon tint magnfficcnt icsti tution, the human system, by Dr. I.’ieri-f 1 s "Golden Medical Ditcovcry” that h.iiiliis it against the encroachments of di»exs I is the great blood purifier ami ulteratiye and as a rciucily for consuinptiou broil chitis, and all diseases of a wasting nature it* inlluence is rapid, efficacious and pc: Waneut. Bold everywhere. I’iauoH and Organ*. All of the best makes. $25 cash ami entire year. How times have changed.” — Washington Herald. N. W. TRUMP, Columbia, 8. Cr —4»»_ . If the fads should die obtained U would he inu-restiDg to know how many people rwdly tidleve John Sherman u>ld the truth when lip exclaimed at the Toledo coavM tlon that be would rather have the emlonie meat of Ohio than the Presidency of the | tttote law which wi-nt' into effect Mi John was libortng muter f abandoned bis work st Mi-S VotiiK.-l.luotl „1 Miss.. &£ V'-""" 1 ',’'', 1 "" l •» k» *fcc<»l to tlio'(11,air ofModoni La,,..,,,,-,, at Marllia Wwhm-.o, Col- fftSSSS,wCi" i-'L'-. Abutgdpn, Va. _ .lent to ask him toappdffi Mi-Garigh- no^ Dr W. H. Maunders, of Huntsvilk', Ala.,' the physician appointed to make an exami nations of the locomotive engineer* and other railroad employees under the new ndsy, great emotion at that time and people are not dispiwcd to take his wonts literally. Geacral Clinton B. Puke, pi New Jersey, uaed to bean ardent RcjN.Mi*- 10 . of lax* Kars be has bee* one ul the ttAn of the IVohlbttkw party, and was ils Ut raadi date lor Govamor of New Jersey. Or te- cratly arid that PmMent CTrvriaad can DM had that II nukra While Deacon Richard Smith is grinding the Cifintnerrial Gazette organ for *Shtrman, Murat listttea*! is tm the other side aftlic Atlantic prophesying that Blaine wOTbe upmioaled. Jn the meantime ti. iCimwi Reed fctrrrs i Icar of the turmoil of politics Orrile Lb two column pas day, and has run aasy to Birmingham If* was Arrested on a writ of mxndamu* I by a |*owerful triumvirate* which require* him to complete- hi* teau aa 1 lo 0oit*r blfndneas. Htt ceuoo for ah aid onlp* his work is said U> be UtkiU*- with the railroad men who .lialike thr new law Ail railroad mm who • •( * rale ia Alshmna aad coll it an ootragox;* ttw. . . to the (aam>^» loral* The Com meretal tjaeeut U opcrateii ,« ( tnnrac native papers oootaia the follow fug items "A plague of sudden death b raging at Kaakia People are dying ia e* cry quarter, and there are many iaataacea rd sodOea t^oathd Pmple are ippanaMly •eil la Ibafen* raise and daad ia the after a fugitftc, fo the Manhalsbinof the N.utb cm District of IlliuoiiK" .>Ir. Llcvelan I with whom first impri'sai..n>* g*>a zrcut an\ did not like the looks of either Van Pell . r McGarigle and appointed another man. A special from Cairo, lib., savs n. stcaim-r Irondola took a negro rxeurtfon party down Ui^JjttMuippi ttuuday At Hickman. Ky . s-veral whtlre g<g aUtard one of wbom g>4 iato a quarrel with u u* gro on the wav down W hew ih<-1>«. re turned to liickuun thehiffair Uoa* out in • a tight with knives and ptttijs ia wau-b tweaty Ire or thirty mra (wg*g**i—M. <* and while Fire were wnuadrd m*-re‘*a haa rertoedy. aod oat died ynterdsy tn a. )br rib** re the Wuwadw The (Atersar* ta a pnarams *use All was *|uwi wt.Ua i i elegant Summer lUsoit i* eov open. Accommodation equal to the beat Llevation 2,out) feet aliovc neu level. Rates $2.00 jur day, $10.00 and $12.00 per wet k. For circulars or information i address the proprietors. COZZLNtt. *v THOMAS, - AJl-Hoaling P. O. C11AHJ.OT1E SESSluX IllCfilXS SFI'T. 7,' ISls. VT-O I.WriTl rf;for YOUNG LADllu'- i-* in the ttmitn Ims advantages sup- riorto tiiosi* offered line Jn every depart ment- Collegiate, Art and Mu.sic. Onli jut peri* need and accomplished teachers' ll"- buihiuig tt lighted with gas, waruiei. with t ie best wrought-iro.n furnaces, ba.- hot ai:d cold water Daths, nnd first-class appointments as a Boarding ScIkmiI ii ever. reqiect no school in the South hu.- suiierior. lieduc 1 ion for two or more from the sun*- fauij:y or m Jgliborhoo*!. 1‘uptlncti iir.-d only troiii date of i-ntiance, lifter-ttie lust inootli of the 'Ussroiu Fdi Catalogue, with lull piititulars, ad Ukv. WM IU ATKINSON, Charlotte, N. C. dress « dl pnnfr d,- BICOD • i;idnt<i O;o LIVCR nr I KIDWr V? m-1 Lr st* no lh<* HKAI.TH r.miVlO- CRnfVOUTH 1)>S|'»| hi«,V\ r.nt of ApJXftltP, 1 tDii^tlOD.I.Bvk of otrenpth nn<l Tired Feeliugnb- soUtely curwi: Bdncs. nmn. cie-i nnd m*rvf*jt receive new force. ' Knlivenh the min<l fitu supplies Hrain Power, Stirt«rim: from coinplointtt pwilinr to their sex will ti'nd mrvv r*— v inl)it. IfAHTRRB IKON aO% i«> a safe .Till! Hfieedy euro, (iivt sa^lear. h**:tl- tny (» tr.l^rioii. 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