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Ii E THEKIN S PEOPLESJUR A . - O--- -- Self Respect. Trent eVolry one with respect,, mlyh At h(ome( or upon the street; No matter wMit is the age or sex Of the one you chance to meet For, remember, it's not so uiwch wl they are, Or that Llhey have-hait rded ph, Nor because they are Indie, or getltl muen, But because you're a gentlemankii you self. Tom Lovell's Refornation. "%No, lIc's not wuth his sali, an' hi married to one of the finest winm in this country. You wouldn't thin to look at him, that ho used ter be rog'lor dtide, would you now ?-eekt an' whito pockot handkerehov ever di an' Sunday, too ?" ", You don't sesso."1 'Yessor there's Io (leony'i' he 'i1Z fine-lookin' chap an' beti a igito takin' wa.N with the wininen an' (!Ii dreni ; but the men never did set Int sto' by him, though you could n't tie likin him when you kinowet him t( save yet' life ; but yer see le 'uz frol Talathy Jiwn, an' ill ol[. iettleonei noth'n' front Talathy towi, don't g Tile mei 'uiz dowi on lIllin fron th fast, and whell le 10goL t.) Liilinkii ' had they's downer'n ev. "Mobbe you didn't, giive iim a fa. ehaince in' he got iscouraged." "Now, thet pioves yer's a - tt.c ter tihe it reu lilailees. loll see it it: this a-way," atid old Si Jackil jerke his ehir to ai upight p ition, atil( swelling with thie I iml po rta nice oi a vi lago, or' i'atlier cro t'old recoll''eo-u for "liowellses'" was nothi i ng more th:$ a store situtitd at the intetrsection c the roads, with a saloon or tavern oi posite--he stretched the fingers of on tobLaclob-stained hand to their exteI and with the forefitger of his no It aidorned other member began t.-.llin off on each his statements, as if the Were diVidted inltO so maiy heads-. "Mlagg ie ir*to wuIz tle prettbie aln' peai-tst !a Iin the 'etie e nt a budLL' mno' hmmix 'all slo- cnUld tfte : bli .1im Sibley, lie w gittin'a head of 'i all. The resit of the felb-r. wuz tiakii it good nat.lred nog h so iong as 'twu Jim Sibley, but wiit'ii in stepped thi here Pom) I vel fri'omu Tabithly towr an' a dude. they cidn't staid thatt., they up a. tolte him to get, back oin hi own side ('1 the eeek. Tloum, lhe laugi ed good IItIurVei like, ll an';i (il he wvotiIl when lie loil ea'y the. prettiest g from hlowell-es wit.h hii. Well. will in Cis euir. hiIUnS. 1 -.0n t mlleCntt I tiay ez Blgi l- rton Wus deceitiu but she did ateu t uS. She( wasseemi to set grand sto' by Ji, wit hem al ofiet sie twurs aroun' an' inti-ies Ton 'Bout that tnime ol' in L r ii ton tup a dies an' Tow. kead o' cay'1in' her totlhi side o',.khb crek, stays here at the 4 Bartont- plice tyhich liverli was muc of i pilace 11oow hiLcordin'i to the c man11's iquest'. A n' bd s ithe ol' plai is, Cit's mo't.gaged eleani over the rul Tom Lovell's just drunk it plui ui Po' M\1aggio, she's doin' iarouin' tryin' I suppo't, hler:.-lf11an' chile an'l trillin hul band to boot. IL iid b(e lon g sigI better if hte wuiz ot .m ttio wiy." The subject of Si J.tkson's eil igl tament wits trulliy a pitiab~ile sight. 1] was half-rulining on a rude voolL bench in front of the o at.-n. OwThe ht sun, from whieii he s mght, no prote< tion, wia; gtring fill in his ftcet tll had in it tite elemeniits of hilty, ht now 4o distin't.td id bloLted :ts to I repulsi ve. I l is hit hai dropped to tl ground and lay etrushed beneath h foot. 'Ine ough countryiimaLn passe himl with a 1 ook of contuempt. I11 ha long been a-warninl g iist over-il dulgeniec. Men who thought, thieoinselves( stronii canie and went, dr ink ing ats thiir ali what comies lif not kniowinig yer. catp city. A .main's Ia fool to d rinik tIII hi feels hiissel f gttini' muiiid led." An they men tailIliipattl i ud t es the back for )ing1 good~ lu soible fu Tomlii had beeni forbidden the saloon nott for Ilick of r-espiectabilIity'--th iwne ii'of theC saloion, as weblI as It abtiit such small maii~tterts but fori hae of .payment which w~as a mnuch mor ser'iousi ahfair; yet 'Toim still lhiug c the oiuitsk irts, andii in some11 mystermioi wat~y mniiamgetbLto keep dirunk. Ito was later aind drunoker thani eve nidol( hiis journeyi't~ by eaisy staiges. IIl goinig homeit~ wi amey ia ii'attt eri habit, so) why shouldn't he stop fomr nap11 or ai smioke if lie was sti iniclinedtl LUe often mado~lt a lonig dletour I, Ileavini the road to linid a miore ::miibertabi piacet for ai Iting Land111 uiit.orutii sleep. Thle lighrlt was out ait J1im Sil ley's is hie passedll. l''arthe r (in he tiu ai slit iairy litorsi'num.t ~s lie pi~lotitl heavtiily' onwtiardl h .hadi( som 4i~vague ith-as ilof sthaing i~i awa fr'om the tvmrn nexIlity. lilt Iatl lha ---often neor o they III alwas (ame 4' him us lie 'auig it, e.ighit of the4 biabiy fat ait the wVindollw of i iihin, and itiIhe alwaviys left, himi netxt. inoi inii who thme th irst, camte stronimg uipon h timi. II lovIo for Maiggie waV~s <tnih'db or shrint pc r'hnps,5 but tl~his lo for' h'i is bab ly w: the one livin:g, naturail thin g left onl b former self. T1he chihill looked Lit lim i with tII samne swelet, tr'ustfulI eyes th e motth, lhe Ii rst told her' hie ltved her'. Tli bmrowni eyes of th e mother wero'4 gmi ing fadled, troubled and hard, yet sI fattber. A~ 1h lhi rst glimpse of1 itLI slotuthin ii. guore she wo'lulld placet tI - ~~child lat, the inidoiw andt say3' "1 ai,Li Th'len time babyi hanids would elap LI the shrill lit le vo'ie ring out in joyom ed to gilet the 'hiid with soiie lovir remem1ilh 'onice. :i po~y lit had plucike. But to nht ii .lhiti .waie, and L Lily hil haud st~tri nld hier eyeIs htiough the dalt till they', giew. wearyi' andi iin-avy.'. SI hionme. heavily. le'avinig .\laggii to doi ever thing aboit the pulace a us I uil. fact. Maie though t no moret of loll ing to Tom for assistanco than to ti lean and hungry cat which appropri Y, tei a corner of the hearth. Tie chI pltyed softly about the house uo as n to wake papa. A ray of stinshino can stealing through a crevice and lay at it wart his face, imiprossing him with 'sense of u ncomfortableness. Tle sunshino grew warmer and lin e- ly arousel him. flo drew on his bo(,t the divesting of which had constitute r- his disrobing the night before. .\Mag gio had loft the coffee on warm embel ol the hearth, and his ponlo of brei beside it. The click, click, of her h against the stones could bo heard froi the field as she tried to cmx the at most barren earth into fruitfulness, f( on the meagre yield of the few ILer.t around the cabin depended her oni hope for stustelitice. In the house tile child ran to aind fr< makiL a pretence of waiting On th fatIer and entertaining himin wiLl, hec Iliby Pra11L . "'apa tay wiv baby to-day," sh pleaded, as bh saw himin rIaeh his hal . 11ler don' wanner hoo in de lie'.'' lrcued' she imagined horself shali h ing her mother's burdens. " You stay with yer alia. lapit' ,1bring you somethin' nice." "I (0i11t want any fing nice. I WalIe go w iv ' o ." She had brought in a lapful of ('hie okeo rosen as entleonent and offore them to himl. Ile )Ut her olf with hii Usuial promises, and pacilied icr b r wear*ing one of the roses pinlled ILWII wardly to his coat. As le CaIC in view of the taver' with a native intuition that it was no a propor occasion for floral adornmenl 1he jlaced the rose inside his pocket. A group of men Were in front of ti store, talking excitedly. Jim Sibley barn had been burned, with all hi stock, consisting of one lorso' and c % It was clearly incendiary, but who wi the culprit, y Iach man had giver ovei and OveOrI agiin his account of the btu-r Sing with all possible dotails and man dded asurimises but with no ppear'an 6 of getting any nearlr the otilender. Y Si Thompson, of course, took th load. "'It's a hinus crimc," declare t he. " It's the hillusest criiime thot ever been committed in this settlenlen t and whoever done it, hanging's to , good fel im." "Themt's my sentiments," chioruse z tho listeners. S ilY 11001 the nlf had worked thenm 4 selves to such ia state of sympathy ft 0 Jiin Sibley 1and indiglIation It, the el s prit thiat they chafed under enforce )Tom Lovell w.;s conspicuous by hi absence that afternoon. Lie had I vttgue feat' which he dared not it( knowiedge to himself and which wari ed 1h away from the saloon. it Toward night be saw a horseiain all . proach the cabin and becon to him. I didn't Want tert holler," lie saii rI ats Tom approached, "'eauise your wi I' might want tor know what's up, hI hI I'i bound to tell you. Tom, they'i 1' after you. You soo they done foun' 01 e it wuz you set firo to Jim;n Sibley's hari 1. A be Toby passed 3 ou ats you woro con ). ing from it last night, nl they've g, ,0 m1o10e colviliilg proofs. I didn't stAi to hear '01m. It io'ight a been at ace it dent," as Tom began it pr'otest: "I don siLy as'twllt:)llt yer- lever can conivii , 'em tilit i-wav. You don't know Ihey'r e down on yer, anywiy. You'd bette I skip their Ioun try : the sooner, tih ibetter." Without, wLiti ng for a r0l)1 the neigh b)1or Iodje riapi(Ily ajway,leaiviII TOM stUIlnfled and dIRzed, and for th it first times in years, almost sobor. lit I his brain, from long disuse, wits t. e stupid to act ;he sat listlessly about. is Iln tile nighlt he laty up)on aL quil d spiead ulpoU tle cool piazzaL, wil! d Maggi inside Wis wailking to aLn( fr I- I with t.he fretful, feverish child inl ht. armIfs, singing mloniotonously. The11 ll moon)1 i dri fted thrIoulgh the clouds1 anI ca dst, IL sick ly~ light am~fong tile tree: STheO clild waIs slepIJi ng no0w. T1h o miothber' hand thriown hler'self beside .e and wIth her1 armlls still armound it, wa L' brecath ing deeply, as the tird i'e~ 1 e their" seep). Suddenly lhe sti~arted i I his senises woro' wide aLwake nowv. . WItws the steadoy tramI~p, tiramp P , horsemenO. With a face aLs w.hite ii deaIthl he turnel~d towarid the door1 oif Lih 01(cab1i and lo~lod longinugly and~ lov'inti I ly Onl mot01her and( babe, and thenliik ' a liLsh. lie was off, disIappearing in Lih e The hiorsemen had1( malide thloir' waI n steadhily and1( silentliy for' somle time11 te .s ward' Old Creck Bend(. They caiL'le themselves like men of intense pu1t r pose5. Tlhleir faces were unma)ilsked an1 "leamedC~ sL1rong and( cr'uel in t~le moo00 Ilight. The horseds were of shaIgg a 01neh man~i cait''ed aL il lo. AnI oulitg a~gainst,5 tile hard u-01arned~ and slowvly atl ctu Illi~Od prioper'ty of tbese m1n1 wat more he'inous thant an~ (ttlage upo1 unman1111 life. The latter L~uy mlighl orgivye, bu11t time former never'. Th life of his5 horse was aLs dear' and neicessaruy to 1his fami ly Iabn11o1i s hi 1w n: ; his cow ILalord(ed mastenceIIc t Shis chIildr'en. Th'le hiolocau~st wIe had bee( I n v is ited upon01 .11im Nible y ,~lIproperty~ cou1 11ld beLavenged hut, w it, 0one pu11l hment, andl~ thait was det~l ldacth, neighbor111 felti hhnsol f bound1( hi the ties of fr'iendshhip) and1 coin mnn is II onest to s00 thait, ju1stice, swi1ft ani suret~ was meadlsur med OUt to the cu11~lri 'VTie party hai:1 inm'rgedl from Lbh IVwoiods into aL clearing, when the voie. 1 (If the ir leader rang out "' Ialt iAver'y man111)1 ulled in his horso an0 0 peerl inito thle r'oad. Thorol' stoo -rir'lliin g be.'fore themIl tile fi gur ff m~inan. I'~vory3 0one reLogized/0( in tbh e mioonlight the ple( faLco of T1omn hel ."\Vell, suh1,' exclaimed A bo Tob) m the ieder'. '' yor runnln' thle wroni 'n, way. .\lebb' you1 didn't know we wer i oil the waLy ino pay you Ia visit.'' I --I knotwe~d it, I knlowed it,"' e. 'c('laimedLi Toml, II'romloushy, "' an'l d AnI incr'edlulIous ' hum111ph '" from th I- '" YorI doni'se'sso,"' rejoinedI~ Ahoe, sal g castieaIlly. '' \Ve didn't countP on sec d IL heartI'y welcomle.'" ,d As lhe spoke lhe slowly unwlLoun~d ropel) fr'om his sadd(lo( and apprlh~)oachec di TIomi, but,1 Toml hiut, ct. his hands dopir k catinigly. 0 '' I donoi't resist yout. tIdl g1)peae wv able', but1 don't tie mel." ie Somewhat talken abac11k by tile mnlf acqujielscent attitudo, and1( :11i1appointt du ill thoir expJctationf of a scene, ti y..1men closed1 r'ound) himl and1 r'odo bac Ii 1int(o the wtoods to a spot which hi k- evidlently h)oon agroed uipon previousi. 10 I'hey stopped beinath at big :k v at- arms seeimed spading ver. the ld belled (I ietio n I, wh l1i Ite thie un mi ill ot lelves whispm'ed a sanlctissimaut, : 11 10 little heeiI'l did t-h se08 r1 w1 ,'4ood41 h1- pay to the beauty of the spot as tI at cient, hevathen to the sacredness ol cathled rals whlenlce thbey butch -their. captivvs. S, M-\en were there who had invitve d pisoner to his Iirst drinuk : who X- 1laughed at hiis foolishness when t Ws ho hat scorinedcl his dIisgrac C d drunk and now1( i hiiis (rile they oe cry i ig " Siloot iim !" n IAOV(ll's hands Were quihk1ly bill I- rope placed around his neck : u r manL' shider s tll ioed his rille and ste s back at few paces. y " Tom Lovell." spokce A be Toby, give you live 111tuilos to pr:y or I, why you shouldn't I4v' ,jsi( c burniill' .Jilli Sibley's ha 'n :1i4d hi-, r toer. IS " Yes, I done it boys. I atin.'t det' 0 t1hat, an1' m11e I. dee1r -ve what Y ,voil' teri give tuo. I know I'm oir but I declaro'forec G;()d I didn't-do itentionali. I went there to go) to s I lit ilny pipe an' sli'lli a drapped fire, bulit titin't I that I'm worryinI' boys, for God's sake: 1 don't. let inir I r V 1t11, happened to ime. I'll git. or knees to beg yoil that. I don't. aA - myN life, it utn't, wuith it, butl 1 d<4 d 3).i, doin't let, \laggie know." s "H 1ow kin she keep frol it ? s y rough Voice. " We ailn't goin1' Lotr Sent hler wit~h yer ca('cl-S. hut she' shlo' to hecar. 'hout yer ml isforebil." 1n 'l' m i ' vell had appite entl y. til. 1, it out beforeuhand. Without a ., ments hesitationl. he be-gged: " Jeb' let 411e of yer do the Shm u an', carry mne t.o ti,hbi road. H s think soillotdy followtd meIn fron t tavern."' - H was still (m his ki . pleading So eau-nestly as to aw: s %,Oil)e latent, pity inl t se 14 gh iat 1. " it moughtlLU W01 w l Wb thet-, w;L I- aly,'' stid A b T'oby. " Tne Shot, y tihe work ez welI c. twenlv--if i 0 Shm shot. .311 Sible y. you's flhe s #:st, all' 'vl z y' ha in en eritters.' u The invt proIIptly agreed, vilihI Al Sibley mild iy prote-sted a., thel doiu 6 honlor 11hrus.pn him.Nveth ,,le got his "r,", ill pos;itionl anld sig" 1at the pitifill objte.t before hil. " HoW kinl I gi4 a d141 Ml :.im wI I ka in't teI-l hin frot smie of tibe s - " I'tit, y1:r lin polm I cke-t- hand ke:I r over Ii. hci'tL, for a iniaik. - " \V . ainl't, nit dudes an' t I:a # Li eeiIC't..in' -hou.e her to b 1, lAur; white pocketandkerevs, Sit 1 other. at ". rbb om'cs ,()t one i el. .tured anoiter, as, het aw Tom's el to gt L.) his pocket. ," , i-4if yo I linti my hndl(k a m 1'11 fix it, m"id irom. Vili, I IniverlI S '.ksaw(1 ~ i a man%, to he'pJ alt his -.wnl funeiral." the unie his hands, ai. ftim" neri~iVouLsly ait hIls 34nik.. Lo:n 1e, S ont a crushel1.d whie r.-W *.uni 11in11 e over his lic-art. \ as it ( ;unI LIot. It, smell of the rose, or th-- 11imp,' tem-l as it llashled anpon it, inl 1i:1- v light., that, il de the object- 4. lv1O1t.1 A Si bey grow .m1 isty The leader's voice rang o I i ill, bi ilt, St ill Sibiey s40t4d t, his gull ill position. A lon till: " stood so. 'The 1men1 Ield their hi " in suspense. Again th Ilel,-ader e V out the wwrtIs of Cniainiilid. Al e Iwortd "' fiv- " a ishot rang out. A y bo.)gh from tie top of tie Oak (ire g It ' tn70 113Ovll'.s feet. .J u Si Il - 01 pold his guln and L1urncd to the crm *t " AarIggie u- tton in 11 hev Tomll I, 0 uagin 4-Z f-r E. z Fill consalrIed. I killin' hiim ain't goiii' to hrm1- hari t, barn an' criYts. and ez 'Lw luy I * orty it's Ioody's ilsineu-s if I 1le * go. This mee~tinl's -adjotul-ned, it r ItybOd1y objectS, hie Cal -e LUI) it, e me11."' S) sayinlg, lhe w.alked up3 Li d prisot4ner aa 1 ut t,hle ropes4) that,3. hI 1. him,. e Therite wa"is some) :1iss:i,fat .s not eai51'ly pac1id : but. either in Loveli's hui11lit~y or' Jim( Sibley's :Lation its a4 ml~Uu who booked nol ('o \. dietion or perhapiL3s bo'thl, hadtt Lakti ,. sp)irit out (If thei part3y, s4) LiIhey g f binugly dIispersed't. s MAlmgie wasl: wavlking the ihihl( ii 4. at'uls1 agant whlei Tolo1 stoL)i inl dioorway. Ills faee wits :-I wi e ''U 111mi0lle h Lihe batby, home-y lie~ down Ian' 'est,'" het sid asi hte1 . Hiis wvife looked at hilm inl at34 inent)1. l)rinking h114.4 neve'r aitm him like1 Lihis: bideitt, he, had(1 dshleping ton the piaz4 za ai- she4 had . him some1)1 timeI ago3. Still a v v. dloubht cro'03ed( 1her 1(nind4. T 'lomi, y(4it hutven't h1.31. to 1,be nevt.r will go aginI." Anld he n t, -. - -e-c + - - s I'a Tiala i'3l '411 A11' Nill Ni II' 3' The. 'Flought.gntsne W1in 3: Not r. antgr est('d.ee(t'i'atil~ -The i y, estOi A1reag' of.st lCt-pn i'te itl'lang (I ThS tnpetr watsg,1.41te 1 1(3. (ui1 1hanil. uEul tdur1111( nig thelel ,,.(aweekt espeiall in tlab intrio3. y Slit~a t3(i. '.l. 1 nig ts weret' p.arth-(u i- ol, 1t1h1 WxtSrm wXster v n Ienuo ('1)The~ iveage tempfer ats wuas hitNon July1 IllIt, atn p rt' ahul : m)ea'vn empertuof 141ti4he week4 L'v Il in S\\atelwa is, and.h normal-t4( for a0 stame tiodiprxat. 334 (lyl~lt (11( it.45 en fti'ro31l rainfll fo ti,b week(3h et m evenL1ing of theo :If andI during h:b liI.- excess of moisti'e. Tho greatest rain In ill fall reported was 1.50 inches at laia rin fort,: loast " tracet " at Cl.estorlield. lut as 'le average of -11 raillfaIl reports was iilenl 1.01 Iinches and the nritial for tho el ant- Slatte period is approxianiately 1.68. r tho Tohe sinelid v'ar'ied between 39 and ied 100 per cent,. of the possible, with i average of about i', w bich is near'ly I the niormIal. haid There wore local high winds in ips, lizatbeth'.T.ownship, Orantgeburg. that Ven i1 materially dalilaged corl and cottol inl V'wet Lhat vicility. The condition of cottoni, while not Id. a greatly changed, is nevertees less veryN sati-factory thanl hetretofore, tht-re Ipied being inllny 11.11plaiiits (f Slltl hlinw both leaves Itild "hapes," anti t' we plant bits seemn Iingply Ltopped --rowing > say evenl werlie' the weather was must for faLvorahle. crit- Neu'ly pens aro rieleing ; toeh ten etu'ingI'l 0ttne an eCond i tionl ol lyi11' Lhis crop is hi-gIlly satisfactory ; oll I aecorre-spondenit reports danage bly tin r;.killful c'ring. Sorghum I hegiining tin- Lo ripon anad some syrup11 alrevady maue eepl. iro it, : forage Crill1 gell Ia-L y abqllt ouiie anlt : t.riilips growin gt poorly oil tle iver, whole : rice mnak ing anl excellnt sihow :nOw in. 111y Tim, following- repo'toil ,he col'n crop for 'by eolantics shows the la'gest atreagLle ask eve. planted, and its c2onldit,ion protnlls Ing except in tihe we-Leirn and 1norther)n .i.l a 'orait,ies where it has alreatty bt een pr'e- :1eriously i njIired by dr u hlit,. 01 Will i e be, tu less rain cones w i in a few dav.: -A bboville counlty--Old corn1 fair.iy "01ht ood: inte0 cornl cannlot " make "* unle;ss in-rin conme sooni : sutferinnl ti.lribly. Ailken couity- Aea,gre on' '-lourtl t~wmore. tihan an averag-e : condition andI nu'I prospecLive yield at :eatst an avt'rage: the illrolgtyla cotditioni- inl portiols ol coun'011ty. A uderson onl --\lntosor tIor'e ph. tilted thiali hat yo'at'. : tlitionl tijl) o few weeks at' O V0ove IIV tI. : latt'l y iit hias falleo (115, fow ii; tL, it 'o ' lbt an r itcotiditiAo vil .. ill),e e p 'ini itlit, lalds llitt Wel'e titnt fIt't,i I ill )r webh worked : yitlh will be largeor I ti 'tal last, year. K6 tr!3' erOp Iliade, hlte itllns til cou. Beatio't conty- corl Ct'op vel'y lii, is ilade anld is above the average. l'keiCy collty-(ol11 crop coil -idlltid allove tie avertage. NI ueIh 111AI by freIut, ra11 tins, now inle p litl,0 scasomLs for re su. Inaainy years. an. tC'hestrlild coutyi L3-Sever drog he t' Itle: ruined upland corn )0 to G'i per V'd . c i'. liwla d i l r l e riout sly blu, to t t'' 'U tlt IS y t,, itt e v rIIA Lhiity w ith mut I ain lesse s ,he crops: soine lie ts Aii a ill not produc e on e buI'i hi1i i 10t thet, t all' tt!. u t lityel lleeed(A. ti'- larinon county--Never a buttr aveage1r): ZNoine1 badlyN cul1Mtivt -d :;n ,vP lioor'. Crop Safe low a n luv u~ ne atverage.iohl ii:aetae ''l I eeo itny C n itin rn e It i '.ii i to 1 [1) . 1. l'ulill litdu eah g nclough filitw a 9 w1ue at,b year. \\ill t 1av U tilt. t ll r plaielti this l hu in tl i n totitl, -- 1)o-ly lati ngCI a, very t 1lin and a e: ite also good: wifthl I t U-ir crop et 1im11atd at, doible lnt l he , aioo, exceedi that, of any 'eadh forieru year. Smnall tulnanit farnitmu. . s. l have p-h ( xcip)ional. he - l'uiuld ou011nty -- I 30y 'l ' tPi c nit, 'l ,i .at, -'tl -t1'age: tllhadition a t11) 'V I t averAg :llp th tiClr. r. li ig .ial pi t l.'. Vl. I''i I i -lut Ioun1y- Itrat,'e ro. ) ait 1, t -' llld in hi'tly of tounty. Cond i tioll u.it v )l'a ig t, be g coot rtined-I ill p tealols: niy i t~tners4a:110 ,be Iought latirly %. ( wtli : i t, i L avy raill in i it-2t' iay himk t t)rop wilL b e rrpitatn 1 tI).-. 1. - ilt' rencouni ty-i L'rI anaged Som wit~~~~hi ty drVete,buw h an at ' lit w'i'II 1)s11 W IC resi,.1t t t .I' 111 p1:reeliva lt's coiit ---alt it A c' rng Tli- as illt Las caIrw but:'~li. p1il: sans ii It'ia- I II ltlll111 cliLt- Ini'e itstill aern ilbei iagei oit'. ha,0.9 t' eentt t,,, lO a lOprt' he tb, :4.l i oir'ctlt)-- Te :or it-Iti i gveryi ill it 'si. w c tlty - l o ns fn t too a ullcro evrywere la~e lan4in THE OHARMS OF O(ESAR'S HEAD. 'u'y - - >h, A I"AITIIFUIJI, MItCsiit';Ti 1. NA TU Cil'S GIlEAT ii,;Ai' he The Profile Itiuh Whi e 3ounitains attdi Cesal''s o Iiva (Ci ile I 1liti .Riitge-A New \'e'simn ol' Bimits stIW atid 11111V I'ntal ut. per sh Lr. liisilu litirro s ill Atigtista ('ironicl. bill Um.Ii\t' 111-.rio , S. C., Auti . :,.- d i W11hi (t ilel rl Io w Illa ian eentitrieS tI Ih griin yt, plavi face has gazed down v.t ipn Lie far-reachlings i plaiin of ti I Ih . 'allnetto Stall.? Through 1.ho 1rug iev Fit' uIIIc( ' 4l ike Pu' iiii ii wLliu ~ l \V it himl has turnetd Itc isto y are, sih it, anI Iv itn to abl, ,h otth tll the Ihnie fl hlitoriica (of mn . The-re hatve been li Celt's Of peacli pit oralifet, 1( whenl Iion ha.cve wrou glt for- genro ha-ilt Vests km I ill tie sel I i'-tilL - lihis aide I 14C nIIe's M' d solatinl wihe .'l n n li't L 'urned Inl tie I ge410 o(f W1a1' upn l t 'ir bretoL lrLSen iLi thno e i y Vu'it!,ri~ t~i tr angei lieii~tiw ~hou, i~gt~uLiii tl l e'p V '' fai h a.,. i ts si rioj I'd iii ' t.lieis w I i h II out. fron, it for tlh irl m iurd r ilous hatv or it silli i t smie for thi. he 'Ithilihi stry. Vill There ark, two %, t-l.h remliarkable Siilllilt, iSo f t 111 111it n11 fit 4 Vti ved \ II il lasting Stone ii e n I 'orittit th e lit TIIhVte oiIC ( is failr upit Iil in,) \t \hi te Aloutins of New ljanipzshire, knowi as t lhe 'rofile. Iike this hiad, itis peurched ulponl Lilh suinlit of aL haue, " inc c Jl' of te hardettl iSt, Lralntl it -.c The feat ires, whln viewed t t iho proper. iianI, are cleueat, ani repre- s iaI sent an oil, nLin w tith eeingtub 1moulithe and protruding chin. The Iead iti ti -ilt Btlue Ride s ue i ally clist inl its out lines, blt is tihe ph(ytiog-11o' ily of a viir- th iHe Inan, without sugget-ion of duerp1- ) it, Iag'. Tle, bat11 l liIman no0W is whiti, 11haiis' a ciated it, withli ibe amlibiti is C:oar. That ald tile ex pansive for t~l hud and orattor's imioth, we-tilarkod, althbough. coluipre-ssed, comblinel inl allIn r adirlanble' preLS ;u enta itil of Lt, I a I'.L wvIIo s w tylo. itl-d empIlire vs. Th Ne w vI l p Chlln l'roli e ni tl,' Iia aiy ohi Ina ll ---the ha d- ilin , e.conoInllical furruert~ ii -ii" int lvisFen e o thile ri- illl iitant Il-is. The Smualh CaIrolina proile is a warrior, with i look of Cinandhing tif Flu'iSpirint uit' il- its Inaaj y Thet link, is l'ritanl, Lihe Wt 'h'ber'is Cavalier. Ileone i Itbe Ltyipe a of Nw o %lin anien o tIvl, -iNL, sel f-cont0 I ev Iarnelst t, oth ioto l s ithie type of tho Souir li --d ash illg hi let i u. u111 1n . Th IIu ve ry .1-3 rooksput partake 4 f',i' t h 'a tl, ri s tc o. I he people who (I . e el in tleir Alh ltdows. The head of C:iar lift itslf above Il' l te great platin -hai , tA re1L hus to t 1,b it ea upwai ds of 1,(100 eI' t,. I'' tn it' iNn t l e may hi'ollu d at va.,t, -xiiue anl.- lit li3t, titbe day hei' cle. ant Lt h orli. iry I lI) t*y0 nball behold Stonel .\ountainl., nearV il Ailai't on the ons t idv, and11 t King*., Ii' .. t tICSion, nIaI r I. Char l t, til l 1111 t oes r : and L,1 *.tuc paks a 0 : 1 161 m ti 11ry lies: billowing" itstI f ino itU Iit1.h .: nuaint ain rn 's or In h ei h(IllIs, andtI o .,parutklg with hoetasupwiOn whichl 1. -,unl hills, Ilashing- to-inl into i jkewelS se S, in l 1,hl vast :-we-p Wt I ' r In. ) lot' loilks lotwn1 11poll liiw ilitains I Ili~t 1 ... Ili!,e !. :l in i t *'ep enelivbillill0111 - ti'g a y ordtlnitry e'lilikhel', and ;0( 8li .11, a si(' ty n hi itlessly blue .h noth- 0Il ;II-I enl he SI-en but1, 11,10. T;) lic uponII ph thle hmvr rock alone., i!lo-~h upai-. hie , i let andt illII.-, dotiow liinii :1t Y wvold whoso h11111 (f inmul.ry ;1nd( walls I, M1s ro ciulinlot reat-h the alertf.st ezar , is t - einphasi, of -toliltfu . ( lne net'lr f el l e lic 'e s of Iinanl ,,o nuhas thu., wlwn wit h ohigbult. "green11 -u hn-ow, k: ~ uit t, t I I bo."anld i.N skio itw n.'hat, It- ea iniliar eart,h1 losts it's t1,il ;.; 41ineur .l S 4 and becomeits as" mnehII aL wonder as; LibeO1 itn althoiable! dh-l'ths thatl are-( above. 'tS TheV 41il w :I vit H its -; t wroughr~t, ill'n I'lhe gni'ss is nlot, theI( onlly ob (i f i il wa 11~a , tri 11ple fLhos e,, r.i'Onent. in is S t leep-provok in I.1' t-mliI r'U. liut to his t.lg.Ild. hen the great ilnpielial C.I dei and liiiurtled to elay, w14a a ild it fai ligllglt4 with I t na1 in n w (t n tol'rl21L nIent lill at Ohillip1i, 'li.' . 41r1. Oh riladephia, oi- )l llO 1tow . Iut whattevel. his fu u(d Ii, (wlhr Should bu raise d I nI le tit110 I monumillent il 11 n i lvre and. Over this luonluilm .pirit. of oneIII 4 u.1ltus should koi 'li aili wa dti t-il at s' tatgel' mig ,1veritII whe n Ie inl turn should I e tilt' patIe it 'IlItil toldi por i to tIe d 111 i1n hiS g Irav alf l rf I. Ale hte lapse " ol yearvs, ,nr. .hei(s allt. to) Amuerica Iby%, tilt 1a111 \'asseelliin s --e de s of Spai , Iiore dalring t4' .n the other Saloo (It. \':sseilles, penlet'rat. tite Whtde, whreof cus int11 thw 11:11.ds tI the '.A i n tisuial Insky '4 i d,11h111'1 I o tI it ell I If's lo'I I llim k of NIllI IIh a nt.d r"illh skin44(4t ' I\ I'd 1 t.ppointed to) ic t 1, 111e li ti t'il.l laiden hnr.., h As wtilde 4.11 It'd hW i ll 1), il ha. t, il I ) co seI hn 1.0 by. %\he l .I v h'- 'il s stees th l ;tWailtitig tht. li11~ 4 'ti4.iI'e '1 I vI.4l W.k' (I III il T. IT rea b d the Iu n a I itIn :1iI y S1aled h1 i 111passible. rok', I like ihe wind whe'e n'ow the ht. C )IIIeO ev1rMI11 IOdiK 1-1O sa I v I a \'ass l I IIi I sI I sddInt 1 !I U'td. I . u le e !d the Iulonu inil r4tId )li the Spirit of 111111,Ifs 0 . OIW Ill ow g1' o ll l ht- se'e4 1 rent Ca SAr'S G h ks, "S and C l as pil inaidt'll ill his al'Ills, hII- silla |i , r and 1 n1chded in t 1b 1 Din I t h.(al .d feet, la'Io), It b I il'ijk 11u1l b4 i '2le1's, w hI> w - 411rv VItiet, w I14 .' I i ca n d I a I nt('Ile I'll Ipro en tI he exclusive f11ily of wheIh tI (ocratic Dy n! Il''e \'assellin. I lie l( ead. Tilt' dari nu.. (H 11 1 l] .w 11. t' tia 'dit i it of (';' . ,i 1, anld IBl'lthi, I., I[liqet.. 11 ohdIll t4li , t his wva, It'l 11 nentll. d41 splot1l. n low. lI111 , 0 wi.l the e tablish n I f ti lit III' II ''-it w 1 f11 (...\l ' I I \ I le, I1e 1, 41t ( 4n-mils ( if CIt:v4ao.-s mI IIu I ted V isitors. Thev pioel.k. et\ti I 1. li n4 1 , of (%rv'nil le: I L a, tit-'IL n 1bin for his oVI till l'e idtlle . iit' ilad o t i;in\' friken1 i 1.1i'i4n 1 ha11 he411 wis c4 plul'-ll. -- d ip otht.r 'g I -;1t) aoel ihl l )A 1 thI~fI'l. W V LHI('4LI LII-f Of 111 (11114, S 112 .h (4 21w 41h 1 i4411 a of11 I wh l it'Ih ( It'.1 s in g 1 h, y; Ii waL.\~ fol ASiailLe, heaISIri tt '0 O~f Wi 'il. j1t1'1 l w i Lt i b t i 5for I -l1 . I 'a 1 11141 1h 1 :2 I l1ii n . t rel ' m 111t Iw o) I In vuild.e i .nph- t, 1.41 1 n e :t Illru t alilt I lts the 4 constan it . thvi... ' \-l ile. Ther~c wa li up1. lI i ; - rumi .a.iy co h h1,:1 imrt i , 11,anak \ c~ I a t' pIt t i iulh a- milt ,p h t i s teruami ahoid 1.1 railro ,1, in ionh-d to go 1.o 1u 1,.1A t Il.he l te Iw r' nIs a "1ba 1k w : Ifln l 1.he V reina1nin: Isi oe a ilt -ilb ill Owp e o ~rv l fn s r Isp-ntON.it l . l bacin w atm 1 ; r.. 1"t lat itari is, 1i,10 ;_ it r I t face.(- b' Hgi t\T ca l i illi and, (tA h' il tile t .J .' ) I . n Its LvImt Inarried 'e. ihe lit Li In . t, I \lSi O HophtAl Miller, ho augterof D-tvil K1 Miller a ban or kr e AlnM ,who did illi ie ()f tj it i.1''1-er chibhl-1i n W vo born, .e :is folihlwv :I nry. \ y. W i mii n H. 0P i~td llo1wt-h .l -k.,on. Il---urly .ackson 11- isL lt p . I - h bl . ight a n o[ nt Lit( 'V itht head t Iartit it it . ita II I a kto i ht . district al'orni. , a un Ciw-sapeake (I ty a d O hio [\Z.I . :ia il 1111j a t . It Howell is mu t ..r f..-e ncottoln to Mlills, it .T :t(lini. I' . .'c In 1876 . *iudge .Jack. ont ':ina ied Nliss iv Mary It". d it. W mil. IC. H-Ldin;g. Of this w iii tiarco s, jhi rtieI sut'rviv --th ,\ li issi t ili bu.sth d and Inuis. .Jacksonl and flarding- A. I .avicks .o . W i It 1. Ch excep'ititti of \Ls s. -ibz:i titth and \VIll. i lit I i nbh l ill v i i p.-, i h chiIld ren t wer it 1th lb d I, shh-l wv~w-n the distinlguiishied elun'eror l i ls -' - aiw i ly. \\hon .instivo Jacksonll wats so serH it ' s ,yi I I last s\ ititng Ihl. Ite was t ex -t p t''1 i 1 u tt' Lilt- t' am'' o his Suc it't'rtt W r l id rliWy spt'I l 1i i li,i Th11-1.1L Was sugge'sted bl, solw, that i it t l ti ' it With. I l i g ii ' lt1o .'-. ham m. r hioWer , l f . l N I w ilt tE. \ ti'.14. 11t1. sk-It-ctj l of a ittl 11i.ti.\. it - i' " at 1 -\' tl 1.-111 t.'i'j) i [)t s - .i asin tt- th i ti'n'\\'il 'ii it ' ltb S, !l"t l tt 2 t:il t t. .i i - h10 Wars tha .W er-l'i t-ary ( ';nI : conl I i Mie ti-i' }i L ','-" I 1h,- wt iti ted it, b i .l ( il t'j .'j W-%vo III d lI'- - e jw e t 111 1 'Ij . 1 ., I ht' IiL t'i 't lt i n''it t itt i, i'tf l . I t--i i ' lt i k in -i (liin i t ' Vlt'a it' a ti |.t t tin ' lt..iiLt. .:r-.n Lit i \ t ils. tt n lfill Wat it t' lie Inji it lf iiie 't ' leti,' ii-i in i 'it i h ii O I .\h t I- II h I b n a bit k frn 1 ax' I , ' Ull iIiti 1 f.' till :.i It I }13 litnidi I fI 1.( t ' m 1 t v-t bI-ol~i tt i tI yI, pm I i t d it tlt, Iit. : n I te L i, hei c, Il, I;, Inn bcI e p l.'d t-4 g ,o t ij tii 1b1t3. ll I ie - ti l l it'c'lt- I )ip t -i Iu hi a ylolv l I c I. !i"t I 11 1 1 iC ll'1,I' 114.ilett YIr . -m t); L(e Is t 1 ,'h i' \ it ti' b1 tini , 4i1n lidt- n-ov$ t iti. jjj ' i tl' J ! o Li' - 'ii' y ti . ti I t t'L It , 14 - h.- i t. -r\" - . jt V\-, LU iii i a i e d i l l'Ii : ( i It ia i t 's,, i , i. L'L|-1 - I M .1 It ~ I.i- :1- t 11 U t1 l- i t 11 i 11 Il t'In and 'y vt'C'. t t I i Ii ir--A A 'i a wliin ti lad r(.;' elCi' tit- t.,i tirll t i ' -of ei. i ni - rri ih is tnil .It v II' t, a i n Ili iiwh i' i " liti'1 cou inco )t' t i l(ili e, 'te 't W t d I l it t:ll ig tu l ( 1 1 1.1 ' ti t t d 'I t f i ;V(W t t't l t I*\ 'll- ai -. i (44 l: '' I i l . ,- '.. li gn i. - i'll.I l' ille'et lli'1".;n z -a s-. A iif 'h Iit. li c - l , p.ii -11 . i t -ol W aii*, l (lit 1.11 1114'kin :.. i l'ti ls l |N il t'il i l 10 11 11 a -! t ja L , If twi. ~ ~ w lo " j ili . ' , -w -i l n d i l h t |11w:.1 I ill-t h Ia 11 . l 1': . 1 '. il W a1 1110 \ a vh ngirill ~ ~ ~ 10 ('A t -0stl t W t 'iel I t \ i y 1 j' . : I t l '1 1' t i l e 1 l a t t; I i l l l o11 1 Il 'I'llilli'i ll - i li ' If I h o l a t t I;-est t (1 a 1, tl !-l It - h - v III~ i l lil 1011 T li- (w u it)t -- i~ t i in -t - la -l plz i tinilly t4 1" . iII il t 111:1 M? I% oitia Wi l i ll Mnd r ngl( il In)l li li a, iilt to~~~~ Wb Ia Ii Ii I Iy l'e.iIen ..-. 6 . w - S I'.\ic RI t \' l ' .\ ('\I'-2 h ( . i tla lols tal'iit .,ys thit t )uo rf v t; f .l b rs n, 10 . i~ o s t livi'ly t'llt'(it il t' I il ' o h l m p n n t't- e't~l a it|M ' .\ altise c tt. 'lld a