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T —* > £ ■*¥ 11 ..iSttAUWSASTIiR! L#*#» A#>« i klLt-KO AM roun KROlinUKII. 'Yimrt,- ««nitM ■M P>l*i Om» CfM AmRhw—tlM Ub^aMr Relief rd lotlef^JIcra DcIRorMlr • tlT . PH)HWM4. J^-if=====±- « Chicago, August 11.—A special to Uic Chicago Tint*, from. Forest, \ll , snyi; ••Last iiiglit an excursion train on the ^Toledo, FeoriaAtui Wustorn railroad went down with a burning trestle, about tbree miles east of Ubattswortfi, and otbt 100 excimlontats kllicd :UMl4(X) or inora badly kijuHd. The train consisted of six sleep era, six day coaolK-»nn*tGhait<utrs, aB«i hiul onJtoard 000 excurhionists liound for Niag- Jls. The passou«ers iiaiJud from va jMt rious points in centml.Illinois, rhe Jiowever. coaiirg from 1‘eortt. The train Mkwas so heavy,th^t two engines were om ^Tloyed, and was an bom and a half behind time when it paaaed this iiluce. ,< Chattaworth, the next station cast of here, is six miles oil. and the run there was made in seven minutes. Three nines from Chattsworth is a little slough, ami where the railroad crosses a •dry mn about leu feet deep and gflcen feet wide. Over this w its stretched uu ordinary railroad trestle, and as the train came thun dering down on it, what was the horror of the pngtarer on the front engine when he eitocoverwl the bridge w aalHirniug! There .fras no chance to stop, and the next instant he was on it. lint lie went over safely, the tifst engine keeping 1119 rails. As it passed ' over the structure lei), and the next engine wen* down. Car crashed hito car, coaches idled upon each other, umrin less than two minutes marly one hundred were crushed to death and many more died shortly after. The wounded were to lie seen in every di rection. Only the sleeping coftelte cscajicd, and as the startled amt half dressed pnsacn gers came tumbling out ol them they found fuch a scene of death as is rarely w itnessed, * and such work to do that it seemed as !m man haRdsWere utterly incapabh . It was| five nivutes oi midnight. Down In the ditch Iny tteroml kngioeer Mciiintock deail and Fireman Applegate badly injured. On top were piled three 1i.igp.ige cars, one on top ol uie lhnr.- Tlicn came six day coaches. They, Were teU«co|wd as cars never were l•r^lre, and three ol them were pressed into the »|«mi of one. Tlie second car had mounltd dl its trucks, crashed through the ear bend, < rushing the wood aside like liuilcr. sad lay tlwn . resting mi lop of the sesU. where tvery |<as«nger in Dm 1 runt car was t) tag dead wr djtug un Out of that ear I nit f »ur is-onje OR ovf* ef Use sets>m1 ear my mrvd w*Ui lb* iduud <d Ur Tbc utber three •wts w«re hrukwti and twisted in every uu*>otvsble way. and every unshed timlrr and U-wni n pn« .lad a mailed hwnisr frame and l»n>arn VRn air was AJWsI with eras and strict* of 1 S ami ataoc sit 1 *uid he icard Um I tug ales < f uttli < isMdrvn a. in Siam* w» tiny lay pm wd Iwahir (heir <inul ■Harts The nrt,i was allti l>urwi u I bu"-, arnirf oilier iuaecte K or bo cutisoioua of ^he real reason ior the increasing number and bnymful* noae of these pests. But we do not have to go far to find the reason, and It Is (jknnd in the widespread and outrageous ocstruotion of onr Dints. Think of the enormous number of smaH birds re quired to dock ladies’ hats nowadays; and of tho ruined crops of hundreds of fanners and fruit growers in tho United Bin tea, and ask ii the latter is hot thq result of the former. Of course it is; no omrwtH-or cap dkipqhl it --What bito be done? Something; and no time should be lost in doing It The Amcri- ean Humane Society is, I think, doing deal about the le years by chinch etilio. borers and too nnaierous to men- but few ot the writers seem to fat and gristle w inch nro put nddo for the jelly. The le.in part of the veal must then bo chopped very flue, and any small particles of fat which may still remain in it removed. Add to tho chopped veal, six soda-crackers rolled voiV tine, half ft tcnsj.i-tmfnP oLj>aIt. a little pepper, one heapin'' tablespoonful of butter, n;id two .Well beaten ( Mix all well Uigetlief, and press tightly into a square, or round tin to form it, then slip a knife round tlie .edge to loosen it, and turn it from tho' form, ,1 Irplaee it in a shallow bakiug^H*, gist*’ at it tVltfi eg)f, tip-fin k I oVgnrone lineiy rolled iTackcrr and a t:vble*|>oouiul i/I •butter-tut in Siwiili ^deceit. -Four^n-firrr-f Society' a good work In thi« direction, and would In time blot out tho bird-killing business, especially as an adjunct to the millinery trade of tho country; but it cannot work a reform soon enough to satisfy the pressing necessities of. tho agricultural interests* We ‘must appeal to law to stop this indirect hatching and raising of myriads of insects to destroy the crops of the farmer, fruit grower and market gardener. i do not think a law against catching birds would dcunuch gou^, for it would not be enforced; but I think a law pro hibiting milliner*, both wholesale and retail, from handling these ghostly orna- menta would have the desired ciTect, and with such a law we might, in time, have our birds M plentiful and useful as they were a few years ago, before this bloody war on them began. But small birds are not the only in sect eaters that are being extermjnatod for friTokxw purpose*. Tho prairie chickens are falling by the thousand by tbo ruthless hand of tno market shoo'er —t h«t vile blot upon the hmiKin race; cruel as a ticml; grasping as a tnlsrr; laxy as a sloth; brainless ns an idiot,and for barmfulnt-s ranking next to the devil himself. Why allow this low-1 irhd specimen of humanity to ply his das tardly and destructive work under tlio very nose ot U10 furuicr he is injuring? Why not scud him to the a poorboii'C. asi him or penitentiary, where lie could be kepi with muctrlces •ox[>on«o to the fanm m, who are now *up|>oriing him? But here is s point that pussies me. I* It * the shot, the blood, tho broken bones, or tho feather*, that makes prai rie ehickrn meat such a delicacy? If lame fowl wvr^cgMglilon tho table ip* tbo in "wfTTnt the pmrrte chir 1 rn is weRally sorved, it would tm I 'emi entlwly unlit to rat; so I j do i't think the epicurean public woeld 1 ’ • * hiuch if prairm chicken shooting I >h«sii«l >m< prolnbite.1 bf jaw the year | Pp#r-Rtca* l*nfn. Cut out the bone, and trim off all the WHY TRttSf IIWHC* MPAHK LARUK ( ITIRS. A few yearn ago an export otpployed by the United States Signal Semoe d*- clari il that there was no conceivable rea son why a tornado ahouljl spare a largo city. ‘"He even went so far as to say that it #iu possible that a fnnnel-shapod cloud wouhf pno day strike Now York, ^reekiug the city and twisting the great Brooklyn bridge into a corkscrew. The Chicago lutor-Ocead takes a different view—starting out with the assomptipn immunity t " in the past'is solid pan ouo pint and a half aCwatcr, \v hicli. survek as a gravy to baste it with while it is hiTfeing. ami tlu< ftiould lie done about every twenty minutH- Two itoucs will bake it ill a-niodoratf) oven. It. is then carefully rcmovcil front tin*, pan by slipping a knife tnncatli it to ioosirn- every pfirt that it may not bi broken, and placed on u plate to cool. 'J'iic jelly is made as follows: • Tit bon ■s, fat, and trimmin an purtn a ^hticcjinn witli one iptart td cold water, a litiio salt hinl tit.' Iiclls ol the eggs wliiAli have been used for iho pate. I>*t till boil slowly togtllieY. while the pate iscookifigt livo Hours, or imlil reduced to one pint. Stni.n it and let it slaiul to (ool, then skim oil the fat wiiicb rises. Four it again in the sauce pan, place it on the lire, aii'kaMd* hrlt a box of Cox's gelatine, stirring until it Is ihonHiglily diasolvc«L Have ready :i liUlo mirnt sujar width is made by 1 ut ling in a small tin, ouo teaspoon.ml of line sugar, and one of water.. I*ct it l*oil very quickly until it bitoomcs a da(k I ii let jt that tlie immunity enjoyed by large cities ground for the belief that there is no dangertO be apprehend ed. It is, nevertheless, admitted that a whirling aerial shaft having a diameter of 2,000 foot, and moving at the rate of H(K) miles an hour would crush the most sulistantiAi buildings like so many ogg- hliells. The Inter-Ocean says: Terry's LRcky Widov There is a long and carious stor hind the announceme*t made, good deal Of sensational ! fortun# ‘of -$7,000,000 bs Mra Kate Louise Terry by her late hus band, Ivan Petro Terry, who died in Paris, where the jupky widow is still living. The 17,000.000 will probably be out down a good deal, but if the for- reaches half that sum Mrs. Terry extraordinarily fortunate woman. Of the lady the Hartford FOitcs says: Her life up to the present time, if ac curately depicted in a novel, would make interesting reading. Kate Louise Norman (her maiden name) came hither from England in childhood with her father, who settled in Brooklyi], and eventually became a -judgtHjiore. She is now About 32 years of age. I An AsksnrS MiaUk*. I The otbi r day a v'Ming Wly fa this city, whll»: engaged in giving a pig taU twUt to * * her luxuriant trts-*i*. createil cunshlorable exciteuicm bribe family circle toy dropping • rod lM>t -stern down her uiirk. some morocits the victim was as lively as if j she had swallow ul a pickle without stopping to trite off tho stern, and at Urst there “w uni | efruKS A 1.1. from a cothiuoa Blotch, or E partmert and stirting the steam pumpftt |lt , ( tin* worst Hovolula. Salt ” _ . .. . .1-1—-t<r ovcr . *orcs,” Scaly or serious thoughts of lurniog out the fire iug the steam pum[ the station. Gradually, however, the heat subsided,jpnl tlie young lady was tender!V ( y, con<|uet\d by tbU powerful medicine. “The reason is very plain,'and may.bG ■ome, of^CK>d figure, and a stylo that easily understood, even by people un- ........ ^ - v'a uain tori ou’s: • 1 "Hpllogreee of humidity. ol tlie \C.it 1 ’ 1,-*, 1 *,*1 its Cura Uro-vn color,* then strain. Vis'id to cool. Piaco the pate in cat ib't* 4t*lvor mould, either rutmd, I'qtiaro as the shape of the pato may be. and tho mould snoahl Wh half an inch | larger ail rotind tt,:ut tho pate. Pour I tin j< lly in, pi tre it on the ice, aii'll when «iirtetTe«l, it will have furm -d cl. I •round the pate. Win*** turning u froii. the mould d.p it as isdiuio with u form momurtt only. I ii qp which it I , .versed in scientific lore, the outset is a simple, whirling shaft of air, caused, as we believe, by the wind curreuts from nearly opposite directions, of unequal temperature and different uity. When it is fairly started on its course it geimwtes im mense quantities of electric Umid. In act it becomes a swiftly moving dynamo, generating enough electricity to make it lutuiuous, and leaving evidence qf the burning iluid in its pathway. It is the theory of some who have written on the subject that tho tornado is primarily caused by electric action, but this we think is an error. Tho mistake is in placing the effect for tlie cause. But it is certain tliat after its inception electri city i i generated, and that the subtle Iluid become* one of tho most important fact >ra of its destructive force. ‘‘Passing over the country, the tornado has a good deal of dash in it It was ho tornado ah to her good looks and her style that she owed her court-room raamago to Ivan P. Terry. Before that she had been the wife of the notorious bank burglar, Charley Bullard, who is. now said to be serving a long term of imprisonment in Belgium. The marriage to Bullard took place in England, where she was visit ing, when she was about 16 years ok!. Biulard then went by tlie name ol Charles Wells. He was a smart fellow, with a fine address and plenty of spend ing money, and tho girl he married Irnew nothing about his real character. He took her to Paris, where ho opened a sort of Atnerican bar-room on laid on.fae’rind pronounced'.out of danger by competent judges. Anxlon* tor ■ A Paris dispatch says Prince Krapotkfne has written an indignant k-Ucrto Itochc- fc>rt, prote^liig oiITi!nkt the enthusiasm of Republican France -for K liftoff . ~ Roche fort refuses to publish the ie'ter, Whieli he’ (is Rta t"n stiort, oil (llsenrksi caused by bad bpurl- i-loiK ana mvuronmiiK mi un-ini'. Great i.attiiff ’tJIcers vniiidly b«*4 *mder its be- ntsu Uittubnee. Especially tins it manifested Itspoteuey in I’nrinjr Tetter, Hose Ranh, tloils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Scrof ulous More* and bwelllnga. Hip. Joint piKcaae, White Swcllluga. (.oltre, or Thick Nci|i, and Enlarged (;innd*. Bend ten cents nr stntnps for ar Innte tiiatfs<’. with colored plates, on 8kin Ills'‘kaw, or tho mono amount for 11 ti-cbtiso on Borofnlous AtTix tions. "‘THE BEOOU IS THE EIFE.” to be excuse'! fn-m pndorahig- thniigk Tlmronjlriy ehy^ ft by usiny Dr. ytercg’a he>ys that as a Socialist he agrees with yts S?nfb^ant Ipl*. contenK. He concludes his rcuuciH C to an*i vi&I airettgtto> will beestabltihed, the letterNvlth ttfiseonunent: “Wboslrallj say that we iMfinot lie compelled to A German in our obi days? Anybody who" ivtllhh ts Scrofkte of tho Lungs, is ar- Tvlll .t«m« »ill »• 1 wortliy ql^nretilude.” A NAMELESS 1JASE. 1 1, ,m its marvelous power over tlds terribly : i* il allst'iTs-, when tirst offering this now . : t,rated n'medy to the public. Hr. I'lEHCE i.. ught sl i’iouslv of e.hmfig ,11 his ‘‘Con. * um priori Cure.” but abandoned that nu.,10 in too-Umiisa for a itn-dlelne which, iis wonderful. < omt liu.iion of tonh', or t^fdu.nmpr, iilt< rnli\e. qiubiofHt-cl'niisliif, ..t 1 otrliivC proiKT- of y lly, iu but water and turn it out on ti to be •a‘on to lie servi d. \\ b> garni*h with over at other Ii vith a few slice irawh th'* i’ o it in thin nlu’cs . H/uu*wi rr,— felUiirii tho general trend of the larger | pyelonic storm, or area of low pretiHure. L obey* the natural law of all bodies in motion, mptring ui the defection of tho least' resistance. A mountain, or other conaidereUo elevation of land, will break it up or turn i* aside. A city like Chi- cu^i p'i’si ut* an obntacle sufficient to rejM-l the electrified meteorite and turn it t>> right er left. The city bristles with nnls and si area, anil is coveted by a net ting of electric win s. These, together with tire vast aggregation ol ueUlicstruc- (, >ii*artn thunder clouds of their 1 active force, and a* the same tune L’litly tend to repel the more highly nth d torn* lo. It is well known death of damage bv lightning ia of rare occarmice m the centre of any It Laying tlie l‘ •I aii< 11. ere* le city. The bolts may sinks _ • intnfrtar tmt If tber deaersd-fn -krp*. ~tt w newth t*th«y are arrested, by much more *® r dkl aot improve 1 s* and ci rtamty than a depredator the U ti! Mf.fr tl lei if JL- tel •tali' m L»v vw n*r< i. mm Um cars w«v« tsmljr ttwreiug Um wma •«» wuUmm amlthU llVim coal 1 fw saved if U*- y «’»»'| tea out t>ul wbax kalli in • an form wastasta.u U in. 1 *utr.i thawretk raugli TImo »»• <4 v»at«r with whirl, l-> Bykl »*aiy voiit Bflj stria I* -«i >1 a>< ■ had pnatmr of mual .ml wvtr •k* (laIf duty. TW * nlj I -hi * • hetatem < iwldgr, sou a tin It brsvr 11*4a (ou,nt with d.v|* fRur aour* Lank Um ua • Uh • huh to gghi. auj m mad* k. somNIm( »h I hefts wa* show I u> ta tarik and s Htjgg dirt a till, but In their •!,*). rali'-u they tlu ikan sayeo iuv» iW batii. dry rang, NR: earthwork*, luimlfiil by ’ iam~if ami Un kcfN huh UM f » ua .Nh. r i«reea«w. .a ms tv uralh lh< «hk* hehlas gtN llv,< sait with pit' Uu»a lluir hanu* UR forte nnh Urittif t>y a tewry Uai white It atrirmtl ar l( cm lain. 1% lute <« the vara of UM wot! lh« fffi*ins of dying ealraallra of tteae * tb 1 late unhM tee tmllrie Im u this may be lo no, and however to swallow the remain* a very iw targe most a sil-Jeiolu a w j-.l it. at k ■ ll'ioti it* a la tl showy seals, and installed his pretty young wife as cashier. Shu naturally attracted a good deal of. notice, and tlie venture prospered for a while.' Bullaid gave it up, liowever, and brought his wife to New York. It was then sue found out who and what he was. Another wife soon turned up, and the couple separated, never to meet ajrain. The second wife took her two children and went off on hete>wn account. How she lived UU she met Terry -does not appear to be known. Ho was the *ou of a millionaire sugar-planter m Cuba, and bad made some money himself. They were married without anv l<*u of time, but the subseqpunt proceeding* were not entirely harmonious. A num ber of little unpleasant liases occurred, sod led up finally to w']*o!ice-eourt sen sation. airs. Terry wa* of a decidedly jealous turn, aud once on going llirao .'h her ba*band’e pockets, after tbo manner of wideawake wive*, she found a gu-ii- log letter from a jotteg woman explain ing why • certain appointment was not to way t*rr» the lets klr*. Terry’s state of mind. After .thinking a while set a trip for the \ouug Roman, aud caught her lo It. Then she called on Iter at her home to give Iter a talking lu, and got turoed out for her pain* That warmed her up slid mure, and h<-r next step was to male a charge against the young woman of apprupriaiiag cer tain money that she said she misaaiL ih,*n came the )»>. 1 ,• ou. i senaation, in wbicti the two women played pruos- |>ro|KT- i.s a n mi dy for Ahronic DIs- and Lungs. My case has been a very ontiouB one [ for about thirteen year*. Aft hittrahs of j iMtli^llous. ih-cuji iI. about one week I would be attacked gith | spnlli of severe and most fferueiating f • t se* of pain, always commencing in tho region J ]tf qv> o£ my kidiu rs. The pain would then go U ¥ Cl, npiiurds ar 1 affect my Iiody and head, ! if you feel icd!, <l< tiilituteri, have and seemed to* penetrate mv vtrv eye- 1 «* J * r 1 " 1 mils, creating tbemoatmteosesufleriDg, j iu.iiuwU*, muteMri-lwat or Ltetiug gboTlt- eight hours each spell. e..>:.-, j..: m.: "-r irttli h<x tlusfRw, low.- splrite I resorted to tfl kimte of_medicir.e• r...'\{ y ,^:V,l::’V!:ir,!resuff^ri?.» withont bcDcfit. Sevora\jtl<K*toi8trtfiU*‘l iM*|M»p»laR nod Torpl my case, but none gave relief. I finally n-iv.' r. ^ r *• intioii-i»es«.” in manr used B. B. B. as nn experiment, and to my utter astoubiment alipaiu aud suf • ft elily (••lit oft! ft ring vanished utter utiug three dotes. To the present time I have used three bottles, and not a pain has ever return ed. I do not know what aaa the matter, neither could my physician name- the complaint. The B. B. B. acted finely aud powerfully ujion my kidneys; my appetite has lain splendid and my con- stitutiou built up rapidly. It. Tuoma*. CoLstitutiun, Ua., May <’», Iwfi. rM'ae> «1. fir. ri< cover) for nio >a, 1’ill I Is, A ’"'Xi . ree mptoms arc expe- or nil sueli niw«, .nodical DIG. -, Bplttlnc of llrealli, Hron- a n it"-!)' lo •i ( •tldoll - i .I. IV- : l-Ulia* Mi • • i tries* or %•<:, m:i, Sic vere for* Bh», and ■In i .ii-, ti i- n:i i ttw-u nt reiui'tj v luu --i >. . t $1.00, or rs for $ A oo. f<ir T>r. Pierce’s a, .t o. .'*X Di-pnixar)’ nedlcal A«*o. cialtoii, o-i Main Hrvet, IU »»au>. N. Y. "&X ni« in stuinn* fur iiii|>t.«in. A>l<tn*» Ui •hod Integrity. —V $500 REWARD h < 'Ton-I By tho proprietors < t l»r S*i(v’*rtearrh Krtnrriv l- r a i i—- of '-..Ixprii which .ll» v i-aiwtot ntre. If you Ite UI rr. in Uie l-f c.iteeWMi'. purlMl I* ns of Iv ■•firn.’. s •■ok •■)««. itnil pain I wxt have < Thou- ..Un l!r.*irf>r eon'll Ihe wiuvl h. "4 old Im Ike Head,” U'.iUachs. hi i&ute. H. VAN WINKLE ft GO. ACTl’NKRR ATLANTA, QA. — AJTR- TUAL ute oUdi had nt part*. • fine I i< Afi nr U i •g u » I'M. Ik, it Sto th. » k<> pick or W> t arry ite my " mte this * m futei c*mm* tmu uul iw-ter maaet rirefs iari*v iRr | u>< • • t th M ir fm«l* a|i 1 Mlf ik pr *od woodrit Utr* fr. it te. k »n%oa lliv te* •> mumy povi u* Um in. w.m i4«l m*No 1I4UMI 1 t>f biar^tted *.itow Aiio than i!|*ft IftirOf vuiiUI •! *1 t'** - tW fi*iu« * Aa Tb'-i • no rrjia i« b • waa pftuixil ilnwn two tt«M>k< nftcY U tK'^unM r I* «riMd un Itrlp't-kxlj Uieut. M Im *11 l.*4jr bxiv Ko (a!i tel* riaaAh hy fire via- ln-e'« ne aIml of Ki It iw ui Mr* tc pn Yo COTTON GINS and PRESSES, II l TI re it moult V 4 srrerU—. M4aa a.si Mari* rs, 4 , WHte. Waa vnu*, kkafiisis. ! % rI|s)#. IIams r r*. Vi iwu vfilfs snu 4 aNllam, sad Tsaks. A. VAN WtlSALK AOO^ A* antR. I Uf ui Was u.** gotee kvi. a.iw filk-'i ailli men tet auffu i-U <! a .1. afft a* we-1 err blase RduM he c* MaguNNad. Nurm <>f the uaflBStunaUj ihir 7 1 tkr earth aifte thair ■•wahaiMte, ruckteai tfar triaad streafaiug Irofn ll.c •ml. of tkclr ti<i«Ra. au-l b«ipnl a up iu mound*. Id kelp sulaiur the fire, whlk all llt< Uatc could te heard iaartretMtlog cries, For (Jods taks, doa’i k; us burn i<i ilcatb"* * Fiuaily, abriul daj break, the lire waa et r3wu<l e lltijj ‘Mymui Uuuuwuiih^j Uld alongside of caih fritter out lo a corn field, ihcrv were MlyteamL* to take ihpui ‘ In bile ami ►W tvvfw laa I h . df to a ill coma <R^u In i iu'w’. crop* frdre the i md Ihebmla fromllM at aad marci- >T»; uow 1,4: Mr. E 11. !h Harter dulicin 'Vtunwtl hftiUPk' K iJcUioom, i«/ a arak d aaH«U* three week* krial receipts aioce Inw; S,2ur s I>1l*tea, baica for ilia same I ft WUi^ A utfCTtMyw Airy^ of lU i, 118 f Ullt •4«. n o the week rkarh * total | fa his RWMkn. Md every rt»i A N<h tliMtu (riueri*. iueu iAsfwwortli of (he woaadcu were carried to Piper dty. (ine Imndrutan* Md et^hUeu^ wa* Um awful poU i wounded. nuuiliur < i. of the dead, four Umw as ipkfty. WhsR news of the disaster was first scut over the wrtups prompt uid wasai'.i", .si u' Before 8 n'cftx k in the monilog. Uiure were plffity of people to do the work that uucdeil such prompt atlciiikril Thu town hail wa. iiuprovisMl into n hos pltal. The entire ewpacity of the littie vil luge was taxed, and kind hearted women drove in from miles at mind to give their gentle ministralirinqtei the luffereri. No sooner had tka wreck occurred than a scene of roblwqr commenced. Miscre Mis were on hand who plundered the dead, taking even the shoes wbiuh covered tbcirfeet. Who thuso wretches are is not known. Whether they were a band of pick jKickets who accompanied (ho train or a robber gong who was lurking ia the vicinf ty cannot oe ftaiii. exista that the Accident was a <lei 1 berate ly iilanuad case of traiu wrecking; that the oridgt was set on fire by miscreank who he pod to seize the opportunity offered. The robbers went into the cars whuu the fire waa burning fiercely underneath, and when the poor creatures who were pinned then "them for help, stripped tfiem of watches and Jewelry and searched far money. . Whoa the dead were laid in the corn field Ute rob- , thorn over in search of vaftia That jjh^Dder was donaby an organ ized f jfang was proven by tlie fact that six- teeo purses, all empty, were found in a heap in the field. - Had the plunderers been would have been lyudied. eiuaticul W*inter. TIm> loailing spirit of hoodiuiii’sm ip U*»« VMiulty i* n girl namod Kil -u Koto, nnn- aR Ki-toii, Pa, c>rre-|>oii- dc*'1 x uni sftiteteaei U. -itemi if 17 tear* old, a duvuloo of Umi dt-iiiijMiu aad a guuius m w.lone of a k>.a!itv known r>* t!ie “Tramp,* Farad ' Til * loriklity la tiie Li’iugli Yalluy rail- ru. >1 cri opjH>*it< Eu.',ton. Tho girl is apparently n* (icc from the iuebug of fear as alio is from that of mo'lusty. tjiio earned tlie title of “tiiu .lain-jiiinper* 'onto two years njpi by apja-aring in male nttiru airifleaping U|koi rnpidly-inoving coni IraHi*. ^he is up to all kind* ol ivild pranks,is thor- ougily versed in tlie wayir of wicked- ne.’w. and fi^tirea on more thjpi cipo pngu of jiplieisdtMjrt records. Kllen maned upon tho w ildest kiuds of n spree otic Satniday nighk About n dozen young mop of the neigliboriiood were with.her. Ibeir attempt to gain admission to the Ebro hotel siiortly after ten o’eioe’k ro- tnili'd fn tltc laiijliord closing up for the •iglri. A gebcWl fight on tlie bnufftowu Toad Was tho next hiciduiiA Pistols figured iu it. and the girl got a knoex *f Or aw ■r u; tin bles. A horrible uispfciou down wlijcli did not provo i knock-out. i was * >' » ' Then followed a bit of an encounter be tween cx-Conslable John R. Lauhaeii and the gang, who subsequently had a free ti^lu among tbcmselres, during which the Both girl did her share ot giving and taking blows. Her last adventure for tho night was a chose id ler thhee fellows, who iunped upon a passing coal ttain to escape tho gang. She cRught tlie train, too. hid was uuable 10 catch them, and so returnod (p her friends hanging to ilie caboose ft linoftimr train. Tho girl is a “tor- rtn.” i herp are many in the commu nity wlio would like to see her placed under restraint, and an effort /or her toclauiation or suppression is ou foot 4* Je, Mo., hM A mathematical who dotan’t know a latter of the or one printed figure from but who is wonderfully strong I gift Wit' JAMS old. of Age given from Heaven, and suddenly whan eight i aays the Loid made but Tone Solomon, and .one i"'* To the one ho gave i to him- Ha gi Mi.-'s‘ Booth, the editor ol Harper's bazar, expresses often Iior partiality for iiou-uthold pids, and not only in lier writings but in practice carries out her belief in tuoir usefulness. Her fine Malice eat, a showy combination of mouso-eidor and white, appears iu the pari'.1* at hor receptions with u frill of white uuhfoiilurv around his neok, and seems utiawed at the distinguished gUe.-ls. <>o r who ion oat ii dealt f as a Ido •1. xr; anot ImH of ballh-, »hot to th« girl -MW a wrinkled, gr cd uiion a b<'d, surroumlc frtrntl*. •The trick wa!Tf?l -inati.niaaoou* phologuq 'i visilor uiiu-red, with the costume and background.« But if each boy coaM in reality face oid age, but for one moment, there would bo little noud of scriuous to warn him from hi* besotting vice. More than one man ha« been sav from final ruin by a siuglo ohssrvsug Blanco at bitu.-clf in a mirror. He was turned from evil courses by ■cuing what hfi had already become. I he lut-oii would U: oven more stjirtling it onr ooun! -••i' what still further imlu’.'e: in vice would make of him.—Youth's Companion. a to ti bah a, of which 17,Urii were to tean, 87 to Frenee, and 2,236 ! ot the couUitedL The t >tel forward delivery for the week '.'•GO liatea. For 1 v*mediate de- total i Ales foot up 10,280 Luclnduig 6 a .*l7 for export And - i homu couima.i.ti>i.ii . — e imjKjrta into ooutinentAl INRk he aetk have been 20,OUO Mfri * figures indicate an increase in oottem in sight of 73,000 bales as d IEruifily for . o A-1 Ii mil. P\riding,' according to Hie l/nion HctUcnlCySVidgable a‘ an anti-asthmatic, whether the ;iff'(Hum i* of cardiac ori gin or otlierw! '. About a draclim of the drug is jilaecd on a iihRo in n smali room, to which llif patient bays peiiodi cal visits,of Jroin twenty to tiilttv ntin- lites’ duration, three times a day. Affer two or three sea as the rales iu thre chest disappear, the expeeloration is more fate, nml sleep is obt um’d at night, or, at nil events, relief from the astii- matic attacks. In some cases Uic im provement is permanent, in (ttiiers it only lasts uuimpaired for five or six days. Iodine treatment is then requir ed, which is usually efficacious, but which cannot bo borne by. all patients. The rosomblaueo between Attorney- General Garland and First Comptroller liurliam is said to bo so great that they ran ho distinguished only by the dif- ft lent M Hjs in whioh they crease their hits. , • ’ Sarah Bernhard’s reappearance in Washington has been postponed till Match 24 I’licc tfeful creature is prob- ihly afraid to bust iter delicate reptita- i(m iti that city whilo Congress is in session. • NMiqarud with the same dato of 1886, iiicrttMri of IU,;)!!; bwkw as oompAred with tho correripondina date of l8Mo aii<I a decrsAM of 35t|m5 boles os com’ pored with 1884. Iho old interior stocks have decreased during tho week 710 bales, and were, Friday uight, 24.500 bales less than at tin* same period last year. The receipts at tiui 0*111* towns iiAVG been 2,803 hales less than the same week last year, and- since September 1 the receipts at all the towns are of, iho bales less than for the i>timu time in 1885-ti. The total reoeipts from the planta tions since 1st September, 1880, are 5,184,186 bales; in 1885-6 were 5,340,253 bales; in 1884 5 were bales. Although the receipts at the outports for the past week were l,4!ty bales, the actual movement fromjho plantations was only —r- bales, the balance being taken from the stocks at the inferior towns. Last year the receipts from the plantations for the same week were bales, am foM 885 they were 2,716 bales. The de- croaeit in amount in sight Friday night, as compared with last year, is 105,37: halos, the increase as compared with 1884-5 is 741),382 bales, and the increase «»r Um South, vi Mr. UalUak *| fifty year*. U •, id* conduct in — . perfectly in k with that of a ftnllcinan lit- I* a <>f pMknsylvanu, llvul for mnuc v Iowa, hut had midud with hi* f*i Qraruvilk, Tunncaatr, ever aiace tl ia a Itemocral and aIrh) s li-.» Uvn expianatioo be giv«a of Uh- altai k « u. that tt wa* a pirfr on the i iteRtet. ■htruUnm tn'initiw •bout money matter*, The w orst thin, heard him say ou politic* and men » v that wc of the bouth would have a Utter opini-inio John fihermau if we km-w hi n better. We believe from the g'-ucral U-nr- ing. of Mr. Hallock, that his story t- the true one, and we are uotalone iuour beiicf, in Marion—.V<in</a Indejt LJ\lngMTarilr i illou*. Tlie sloop 8urah, owned and r. uimaniied by Abraham Unjuiiin, left MnK jo, 8ICUU, Jply SH.c The vcuM.’! ti'nl on l«)..i l thqi ap tain, his wife and chlidren ar.il ii t 'aml Sujierintcndcnt Hale, of the Itedtimor Copper Mill nt Santa Rota, aud a crew ol five men. While between San Pedro ani Martinez the vessel was struck by w heavy surf and capsized. All yn hoanrprrtvhc excepting the captain, three suilors and W *fai| Da LLLIO1 Uttritl*! ail U • l' Ml » l.teK R 4it r ! 1 r.T* ^ dp* - Ta riON, riKLiAt nx. Pri’|*net'»r*. ^ •<#» HKS<HHS IN *•- ft •*•«*.' i A i# lb; IaA« Iftri« ft.«w» * UASTON COUNTY, N. C - Tl is elegant Summer Resort oi»eu. Aocommoilstion equal to tl Elevation 2,(10*) feet b1x>vo sea Uvcl RnUs ff.'.OO ;>er day, 810.(ki and 812,* per week. Fur circnlnra or iufonuntioxi addrefis the proprietors. COZZENS a THOM AS, I, All-Healing 1*. O. coLTivmvi »v *r I'-.l at Cotton Expcwi- iion, .u,aiita i.*. i alia-. Texns,andcharlM- ion, 8. C Write t r pri. m and term* to E. Van Winkle & Co., Boa *4, v I j.Anta. ua, ’ lioy, who savctl themselves hy climhing on the bottom of. the sloop. On July o') two of the sailors 'became crazy and siid tliey were going ashore and immediately plungei; overlioard They h:ul no sooner struck the water than the sharks devoured them The captain, one sailor uud the boy re mained on the bottom of the vessel eight days, sustaining life by catching turtles that would come near aud sucking the blood. They were rescued in a most piti able condition hy the sloop lit fugue. i’KACK IX.ST II ITI.. Unloislx, rsr. c. Tin' Fal- &8MOU eommemeH on the lies' w odneM'Hy i st ptemtH-r ('.th day;, nmt . nd' tlicflrst vv (tuesifav in June, i>ss Bverv department uf in-trai tioii filled ty exp ■rlen<'>'«l and arcompIKhed te.eheis • huililinK the largest and most thnioughly e<iui|iped in the t-t te. Ilea lot by s'eaui aril Study Hill ilnhiol l)y elec l net tv. Spo ial rules for two or more fro n sime family. X For < Ireulut/ and Catalogue, « Addresa, Rev. R. BUR WELL & SON, CllAIU/)TTE s n iruj i iNSTITUTF. SLviGN IIKGLNS SKl’T. t. 1867. V’ M rs jUl.vJCLS'n HaLEIoiH, n. ( r to < m« iiT— ex r *' , • , it I tiot. • I riTTKfor VOFNfj L.VD1ES er tin* South ha-, advantages supe- ofTcri d hete in every depart- ' 1 ' "-iate, Art ami .Yhtijie. Only ».!'<* aeconiMlished-ktuachers. . i- . Id -i: \vi• It ^TtT^ivanned >( 11 ‘-t ’.vi'K-edi:-;'’ini fiiniiu-VA, has ■ tl water bat!,' and first-class ments as a Hoar.lit.g S<’!nt<»! in The .Viewftlule* About Cotlon \lri(|;liiK. “The leprous disUlntaut, w hose effect Holds such an comity with blood of man. W. itecuun* Hirowgh Tno Fionch ro.veriiniunl c .<!s 163,000 Bane*, or r bout u;i tumv. A nsrious rupture in !!»e Grand Armv is threatened by the rapid increase iu 'the membership of- the National Ycleraas As soowMon. The new 4/hier was founded in Iowa by who are not willing to be i all over Iowa te* IplW over 1883 4 is 715,000 bAles. - - The Chronicle snys that tho specula- ,ion in cotton for future delivery at New York has been fairly active for ftho week under review, and the course of prices ias il actuated so sharply and widely as as to afford the regular room traders full scope for the employment of their pecu- tar tactics. There was a considerable decline on Saturday, as the adverse re- aorta from tho growing crop lacked eon firmation} but on Monday the reports from Georgia and the Carolina* F.b w t icavy rains had caused floods, with con tinued dry weather in ports of Texas, caused a buoyant market. On Tuesday the failure, of Liverpool to respoud to our advance was attended by a decline, and a further yielding of values on Wednesday morning was followed by a «7uick aud. full recovery on reports of a renewal of heavy rains in the ■eotions rhovo named. On Thursday the”tuarket was unsettled, without important change, but made some advance in the later deal ings, when the speculation waa quite Yl&ty the market jraa vanable and without importiBit change.' Cotton the spot met with a moderate de fur home consumption. There of 9*16c. on Saturday Owing to a new regulation of the -New York cotton exchange on and after Sep tember 1, 1887, cotton buyers in all interior towns will deduct from bales weighing under 409 pounds J cent per pound; under 350 pounds j per pound; and packages less than 800 pounds are not considered bales and are therefore unmerchantable. The ginnett and farmers will do well to note this fact in putting up their cotton. They will also find it to their interest to increase the general average of their bales, as the heavy weight of bales from the Southwest, is in addition to the superior staple, an ad ditional inducement lor Northern and European spinners to give their orders to that section. This is an important iqaue to the gioners and farmers, uud should re ceive their attention. A Daughter Kill* Her Mother. A special fsom Lawrence, Kansa*, aiys: Saturday Mrs. Mary RawHndog. a-ud 71, Mvivsd-jn Oswego from Augu-U, Kansas, intending to take up heft resjdetied with Lei daughter, Mra. Harvey Willfa Afe 1 ’. uaneied wlrh Ti< daughter, who wanted'to'get pcaaet-aiou < i ier mother • money, a Considerable sum. Monday moruiog the two wonirn bad a m<l ev.-:y r-'-qx-et—no seliojil in t!;u South lias au*i' i-ir ' * I.' doc ion fur two or more Iron. Ite a rr.e h born ool. iui)i's<li rxeU only ii tier the iii ii uioirth f.'inilv or' tv i„ floi 1 it.ite ill riltillliui of I lie sesaion. ’ ‘ ’ •' '"',*tui>, v-ith full particulars, ad- d” J.KV N1. i; \TK1N8()N, « „ C harlotte, N. C. I’ITTS CAIUHNATIVEI JESSEjlSTHBlni,, rfipnu TWS'SWte fjDANGER ro iXX^jEA Kill lAKASTA AAD I KKIIJIXO .C1I1I.DHKN. • N Jl tu-'tant relief for colic of infants. Cure* Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Cholera infan:um or any diaeasea of the stomach the critical period of J e< tlupg aafe and easy. Is a safe and pleasant-tome. Ior sale by all druggista, and for wholesale by Howakd, WnT.»» j v Go., Augusta, (ia SHOWcases. WAL~fiAQCQ ISA LINIMENT PERFECTLY H/.RMCSS AND SHOLLD BE USED A | MQN'i US. BEFORE COHFMCNU. tl r szNDFon HOOK TO MOTHtRS . iFiu rfRt'miLffOB Co.,—....... 9-y-LlA DESKS, OFFICE FURIIiniRE M0 FIXTURES. d Ugmoeful quarrel, in which MnrWTTW grelihctl her mother by the hair, threw her * r-4 J. *„8 kh k'it: A,Buut. Principal. .Wood. ’ ri, »i«F. FUN Mi .«. A. Ashley. jRRelte-lf J iy*r Raa4M*r*.. W. J. KOGEltS. >; •» tewj •II «<*tf Ihtei two *C,’*rc l •rtejr. <lru*4 Mlf IK* 1 L,