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EUGEiNO KSCAl'ES FKO.M THE-W0KL1), THE FLESH AND THE DEVIL," AND "BASKS IN INDOLENCE/' HALCYON DAYS STSLL AHEAD.I II.- TMiiIih <>rru( IliruN llitT.' Ilri'iiiu*?llrvitni* of llis 4 1 i nl i,ov.'"'iVII<> ?i .Mir i nn I rival Iliiii^i'hftltSrrN. A - I it hero Loueat !i !! rnys of the inorniiv- *un, hreezer-', ?Io!i ?*ious with south rn yrfinnos. fickle my !?ooL< wi'li * ! > en Tit ' t:1 11 ml f!: \' my i'lir wit It \: ml vitality. '! lie :!inv o' a - <?;:t!? ru niiu i ;pron '^ :t 11 IV 1 :i1! ' ! oal I ll. :i:I?! 'to -had vv play hill*' : in! see); v. itli th ' 'roi as thov st ml forth run ; pivot inp. A . ? 1 i: ' ..I--- Mil!inp alnnp j :> if horn" liy n uns? < n hand, ami t!.o ! " nt su-vt trom tin*' roses. fresh with morninp dew. As I look upon thos* thinps 1 am pla'd that ! live in tho Smith. 1 am pi ad that I livo in tho onlv ' i truly American portion of our count r\\ I'm rostiup to-day; yos. haskinp in ahsoluto indoloma*. Yos, ami 1 am dreaininp. Droaminp ol'j n-? * ..... aii me glories which I have seen during I!io past IV?w weeks, and wishing that they could go <?n forever. Such a world is that wher?? live our dreams. Ah, how j we would close them to ourselves and carry them with us always, j Hut alas, we can not. 1 beams are the creatures of our iinagina tion. which grow according to the depth of the soul of him u ho ere ales them. 1' is as npossible tori a person without : < at depth of soul to dream heautilul dreams as j it is for the sun to change its' course and rise in the west. And, as the soul is fed with pure audi lovely dreams, so i- the life pro ductive of noble and worthy actions. We act very much as 1 we think.and dreams are thoughts acted in an ideal world, which, in spite ot all that we may do to ' suppress them, will tin ! life in a 1 real world. So let ine dream. 1 V es. let me create high ideals. ' even though thev never he at- : tained. And let me dream of thej: y -t. and perchance ! may he hle-sed with a memory full ol'jo\ and happiness. I\v< n now thorp ' conies to mv mind ti dream of a lir.-t love. lieneath the honey- 1 -i 'dele and ivy \vc tol ! < or story. ' am! t !i? :< . .ircanmd ol the halcyi'ii day- ahead. They arc Mi!] In ad. I !' ! in 11' 'tor lor the ' d. eaininti. ' I'ond {'raise for Wsmiric. !hit I'm m>t dreaming ol t! e . >v ! mi t!111... i . >! S he 1 mum tiiii that have crowdcil 1 them ' A into m\ Iil'e during 1 the pa-t lew weeks. I ii t. there I m\ \ i-n n? our near Mairirie i Von have rend in-r verse-. fresh i from lior pen. ami fresher still from her kearl, ami have wished licit you mi^lit know her. Von I love lior ' Vcs.iiihI well you may. i "dm i- deserving of ail I ho love? flu* sweetest. the purest ami tin* tender"st that i- within your ' power to fool, or know. Mairtrio ' jo an invalid r yes. and may j?or I hap- nover a<rain fool the rush of rosy promise, or ambitious hope. I but within her soul there is a I world of poetry and song in known and unsung bv the worh And in this is her sweetest oonsr lution?the well-springs of llop? and a music whose chords tone tin4 stringed instruments of lu own soul and put her in hartnon ous unison with Ilim who doet all things well. She is strong.sh is brave, she is happy, for she supported bv the Ciod of heavei and eotnlbrled by the spirit of 11 d* ar Son. 1 am glad that 1 have seen lu i'aee *< face, and. am the bett< for having been in her <'hristia liome. A ml just here may I not that her ononis are rare? The hit ye;ir*, is living now in th new and fresher strength of lie daughters. They took mo in as i I wore of their own kin. and know that often in future .years will dream of the kind and lovin hospitality of these dear people I dream, too, of Will C'oloi whose atllietion touched my hear and caused me to thank <?od fo ]>erlect health and strength. He i- not ahle to walk a singl step. He can not so much a stand. For nine years he ha heen an invalid, and his on! means of locomotion today i- l> Ihe aid oj an invalid'- chair. 11 lakes a lively interest in politic and makes himself felt through ,nt 1.;c ^t..tI ... r ? ? 1 ? I I - MUM I ? > >>1111141. j ? I | I | J, f I | irticles no the ?*oti<1 ition of tiling t- lie -<> '< them throtmh 1 Ik* news paper- -tii'l magazines. So loii" a- ! 1 iv? \\ill I ?1 c -:ir nf liim :i- my romp anion < 1111*i11 -oino v?tv happy days. \V?- hav not in o:ir hand o ie more worth) >! love and s> in|>:itliy. and ivon! 1 ihat wo ooul ! draw lY Will Colon more of those beauti fill thoughts aio! ideas which know lie -> mot inn -< fool Al?. ' hc.-e dream-. the-e I'ancie ind lliu.111- ul liM-mo'-y that on il.h n ? i p.nn-e in t In woi! 1 o roalitv and live lor a time in tl. land of dreams. How I lev them : how I rheri-h them The; I?rin^ iii'* much joy ImI? ?* I.(1 is not aiivtliiiri so fraught will real pleasure as to r?*-i upon life' wayside u. 1 dr. .mi of friends am loved oiks alar ; or, ii you will lo take a journey t?'tlie* world o irnntrination's fancy and creation I often rest lionealli this -pp-adin; lak. magnificent and inajcsli with the years of storm and ealn which have marked its ora. am live for a time in an ideal world It is the only 1 ime that I can trn |v escape from the world, th lesh and the devil, lor in in; ar? sweet, (hey arc tender, the re toiichinir iii< 1 full of thftt hm niony which moot- a hearty n <ponse in 'lie heart- of thus wh 1 i\ > . at least. somet imos. in t h \> ,-ld o! dreams, tied hless Ma: j*ie ! Aim! in retrospection 1 .<> 1 ?ae to the time wlien I was in th home of our Kitsie. of whom have already written. I see h< C'iV 'Mill full lit mi I'll I flllil liOinil'l anticipating my every wish, tlni she might contribute something l m\ pleasure while I w,h her guesi Hut in all of her gaiety there \va the undercurrent which is th deepest and purest in every lit* I sometimes think it is a pity tlui more of us do not put the undei current on top. It might he th means of waking a responsiveues in lives inactive and discourage* And there is the dear old mothei who, reclining upon the weight < I...... * * Dentil swings hi* lantern ami eries "AII altnartl"! I l Innk deuth\-|t ruin sweeps I liron^li '' I lie solar -y -tem And passes sun- ami moons that I warf onr own, A lid elose he-ide u- we -hall timl our ilenrest, s The -pirit friend-on earth we held t he nearest, And in the shining distanee < Jed's great t liroiie. Whatever disappoint nieiit may liefall me e !n plans or pleasure- in this world , I of dmiht. I know tlia' life : .? wor-t ciiii hut delay me, ! I'. i' .to mallei i fate has power to stnj iih' ( ! rum I hat trratxl journey i t the i.rent I >cn! ii rout . Ii v W! I 1 I I !.? Wi i n \ CABTOTI T7V. 1 3.. (? < renhon i-; ?orpin. and a ,. gracious man lin 1- out it-: keys, lavs 11i- hands theroon.aiid wakes It . , , . . 11 whole -y-tetn oi the universe to llie harmony oi praiie. Monti 4 lain- and iiilis, and other peat . object- are a-> it were the bass ol I tin- chorus; whiie the trees of the wood, and all things that have lite, take up the air of the lnelo dious sonix.?Spurireon. f * Kvorylimly Saj? So. 1 Ota^onrots t'andy ("athfirtic, the mr>9t wonderful medical discovery of the uk?. plcasI. ant and refreshing to the taste,act gently win posmvi'iy on Kioiirv-. iivit nna noweis, fit aiising tin; entire system, dispel colds, euro headache, fever, liabltual eonstipation and biliousness, I'lease buy and try a l>ox OfC.C.O to-day; 10,35,fiOcents, tioldand v" guaranteed to cure by all druggists. i- ideal world everything is as pure 1. as the morning dew upon the >- (lowers. Yes, I know that life is \ real?that lil'e is earnest, hut it is h made much sweeter hv sometimes >r blending the ideal with the real? j. by living in memory the days b that are past. At least such ate e! the thoughts of one who dreams is'often, and who hopes to live in t. j the memory of his loved ones is ' even us thoy live in his. Kl UKNK Kl?w \ It Its. i- j The above artiele was written ,j.| to l lie Sunr.y South by Mr. S. II. lb-yam private secretary of "Mar He>t Willie". The' Majjgie" re ferretl to Miss Magjiie A. Kieh .v anl, of Columbia; "Kitsie" A y Marion, S. C. lady, Mi?s Kate L. Illue: "Will Colon" is our own "Junius"'. All ol them are eor 'respondents ol The Sunny South. KniTOK KN I l-.UI'llisk. I el ;-t m r i ' | Catarrh Cannot be Cured . i with LOCAL .U'l'I.K'ATIDN*. :? y I'iinn. t RI reach as >: mo UlNcuut Cnturrh is u| I Mood nr constitution:!1. ilnrr.*1 ninl in order l? 0 ; ouro It y? o muni tnku Intorual iu>' i >'<. llaU'u | Cntnrrii is t;?." i !..o ii.i'.iy and nolo i | i rci'iiy nn tho blood si i! mucotitf Kurfu Hull's 1 I Culurrk Curo not u qiiuck medlolnc. It w is ... proHcrUx i l?y out* of tlx- i? ?! pliysu'imih in this ! i i 111(, .<>i y .? n ! ru'.nr prescription , it isi-otnposwi of tin* best tonics known, com ! it.' . \\:t!I U, l> St til.'II I J.I lU'tllie '11I rectly mi tin- mucous surface*. Tin* perf. i t It I combination of tho two hwredloniM is whni ! produces audi wonderful results In curium faO '.irt ti s. lul if lestin, nl.i.s. free I l'\ J. I'HKN'KV .V til . 1'rops . Toledo, (> (_ Sold by dl':rfw*lstprice TVMull's Kiinillv l'lis tire the best THE JOUHNEY. ' 1 think of denth as some delight fill it journey 'I'lmt I shall ink" when all my fa>ks are done. Though life has (given me a heaping! is measure |. Of all hesf drill many a imiji of p I pleasure, 'i Still better tilings await me furl her i Oil. f41 This little earth is sueli a merry if planet, l| ! The distanee heyond is so supreme. ! have no douht thai fill the mighty spaces I (letween us .and the -tars are tilled ir! willi faces More beautiful than any artist's dream. I I like to think that I shall jet be' hold t Item, I When from this waiting room my, soul hat h soared. I fcarth is a wayside station, there we (> wander, s I'ntil from out the silent darkness s yonder AN ASSASSIN'S BULLET. | n Lays Low the President of the! * Republic of Uruguay, I., THE MURDERER A YOUTH.1 I j The Assassination 0?cnrs During: ' a Fete in Celebration of the In-; v dependence of the Republic? < iJie Ai ordered Alan an I iipopu- ; lar Chief Executive. \ S i MniiimM.... \.... or. n.- I ; O- ?' *r , 1 a national fete, which was held; 1 . here today, i'r??sitl?^nt .! idiart'- ( I'ordi was <!:ot ami killed I>v an , llif assassination ??l the mvsi ' (Innt oecured lit* was leaving .. tin* cathedral. where a Te Dentil <had lini'ii ail-:. President l5o;da ?1 i? ?I almost immediate!v ill'': 1,' ! fl was shot. Tllf as issin. ivoi;;!, named A nvdomlo, was aiio ttd. j Seiior (.'iifsta-, president of tin senate, assumed tho presidency oft s the republic ail interim. S?>nor .1. Idiarte Hordn was t elcfted pre side n t o! I rujruav Id:*' the term extend'a:* from Mareli. t lS'.M. to 1SD*. Tlie fete at wliieii lie wa> assassinated was l?oinjr ] held in celebration of the inde : 1 pendenee of rruguay. wliieli was ^ achieved on August -J."), 1 s*2.". ? At tlm time of Senor Morda's election he belonged to the ollieia! ( party and was elected hv a very I narrow majority. The people, it was said, were sadly disappointed j at the result, I.tit order and quiet ? was maintained The leading pa ; | pers ot l ruguay deplored I ho olootion of Senor Itordsi .and declared that it marked a reaction in the country's progress. Later. President I'ordsi issued a proclamation to the ell'eet that his administration would conduct the business of the slate in the interest of the whole nation and that he would invite the assist since of sill political parlies to that end. This proclamat ion made a very favorable impression J An attempt was made to sissas ' >inate the president on the sifternoon ot April "J 1 last. An sin- 5 known mm met president Horda' on the street and shot at him. f The president escaped without in I jury .and the criminal was cap tured. < >n that occasion the president, accompanied by hi-> aide, Lieut. <'ol. Turivne, had been j horseback riding. As he dis mounted in front oft lie govern ment palace a youth .approached j" him and drew a pistol. IJelore the trigger could tie pulled Lieut. ('ol. Tiiricnc stnirl; ti]> the urini of t hi* would lt(' a ' .11 ami (In* hall j . - <! over th" |>r? -i IfiitV ?!< : .r \11her :ittt-mpt was mn !< i<> ; t ^ ; i s > i 11:11 * 11 i i i mi Mmv wIi-mi win'ti In* ivomyimI a l.oinh M-ut t<> him I roin I,a 1'lala. A rl*< iit iij . !t was in a ln?\ ami -<> an\inm-<l !!i ?t it would o\j?!o?l< wlu'ii tinbox \v:is nju'iir 1. I <>rt unit i-ly. suspicion wa< arou<<'<l. anil tin Iiox was turned nvcr to the po 1 iee and de-troved. I i lle-training irr 1- an ama/ i11lt work oi <iod. It is more won J derlul than hi< settinj; a hound to x the sc:i, that it runnnt pa-- over. < Think what a hell every unron verted bosom would beeouie it tinSpirit were to wit Inlaw and jrive men over to their own hearts' i lu-t-. ? M'< 'hevno. : i WAN'TI 1? TIM -TWORTIIY ASH ACT |v?- m-nlli'iimn or IsmIIim to travel fur r< H|mnHllili', >-<itahl l*lmil lions" In I. kiira-tcr (utility Monthly t*".? to ami e*p?n-?-* I .?-?i linn -ii-atlv Krfrri-n Kn'-|<i-< elf > ' -.-.i"! -tamp* ' ' tui tnpr Tim Uuiiilninii Company. I ' pi. W C'lilca <> 11' VoU tt'ouM be wi ll willi a ^ treat mind. leave tiiin with a fa'orapie impressions ot you; it villi a little* min?l leave him with l l iverible impression ot himself. ?Coleridge. L When (iod semis darkness, let t he dark. ' his so vain to think vo can i^iit i; up with e.tn lies, u make it an . { h;:._ i?ut it.irk. It nay be because o! the darkness ?e shall see some new beauty i n the stars.?The Story ot Will .an and I.ue\ Smith. 11:ere are no soa^s eomparable o the sonjrs o. Z:.?n. no orations '.j uai to t itosi in ; Ik p, .p..at s, ltd no polit !< like ! !io>-- iiirh I... S.--I p| in - ' -ae!i - '(i!<e M il on. 3 <i tt -fli ' i~? il < ?? S tf 3ure AH nver ins, rv, -! . ,<,), ! v 4 j. \ . v .. i ? . e. i v v(. "|) the ; :ri in perfect orler by 1 casional use of Milt's I.'.'t- ;' is. They reg'.li.ii: the. ; end produce A Vigorous Body. ror sicklu adache, malaria, bil- 4m ousMi ss, constipation and kinlred < iiseases, an absolute cure FUTi S Liver PILLS 'ERFECTMANHOOD ' NOW WITHIN THE REACH OP EVERY MAN. Many men am aulferinit untnhl mUary, .peml- A k Init their money for ini?licineii goc.I ami had, |H i but for tho want of Intslllgont l real man] an M P heinu lalil away in prematura uraTeii. HELP w i? in tho roach of t ver) nultoriiu: ami weak M man. All cu-awof NERVOUS OISEASES A WEAKNESS, FAILING ENERCIES, V VARICOCELE, UNNATURAL LOSS- J E3 AND DRAINS, what her they lie from A thu etliH in of early errors, indiscretions overwork, sickness, <>r from any cauxe, H we can quickly and permanently cure D by moat unfuillnK method, known to nioilern H nieilical .kili.Almoxt all ni?i ? of (*on?iim(>tioii lOiautnaliNin, f'ntiirrh. Kidney and l.iver t'oiu* A i plaint**, can traced to ihonedlseiMHiand by H| I applying the proper rt* melius a t un* can i?fway* t>e effected. Many man naffer i tu; from these diseasee am like drowning man, icrasnlnii after mere Htrawit, *uch an Free Proscription**, Free Treatment*, etc., only to find themselves duped by tomo fraudulent 0. O. i? druggist ?>r medicine company. STOP experimenting. ff We^ivo n lentil Bond or Guarantee M to cure or refund your money. M Treatment at homo aa wall aa haras lama fl price, samo guarantee. To thoao whoprafei I to come here wo will contract to rofuipl H railroad faro imd hot?*l expense* if wn fail to euro. 5r' $253,000.00 capital m back of our absolute Guarantee to w cure or refund your money. If >ou are i tired of tiuackery, if you have any of the above a aymptoma th mako life n miserable eilut* m I WRITE US and we will ?. ml FREE** V 7 valuable pa|**r f ufiy explaining thane uiwaMW, M L and our method* of the Hunt |<i*rf?>d, n*li.tlilit m and off act Ira traatmanta known to medical nci? enoo. Oorraapondeuca strictly confidential. V p (No medicines sent until ordered.) Address g Itate Medical Co., Omaha, Neb. . (Of N.bruk., Iucorpor?t?il.) Sage institute.** For > <>i x<; /. l in r:s. If \ I , 1'. I < i I I , N. < . r~* \? ki.i.i.vi i>t ii.i>i .i,i.. i it!ni ^ P i i I Oil w it h + > I * 'I.i . i r V lnur^f- li t iii n? si.iii i lj u.".r:iam*ii in . h./. ..to;..! i . .Hi! IB ;t. : ru.,1 ...:! ;.il iHunncu. . i. ill . |?ri ii : mi.i,i :*u?. .5 ',s. i<i>m itvll I'in M * l*i, h Vii. i fnl PftiJIJ il ritLd'i TO MEN We will --mmI vnii l-v mail 'in plain kair- aitson ti;i,y fickh, In- po w er I'll i DR. HOFFiYIAN'S VITAL RESTORATIVE TABLETS, villi a leyal guarantee to periiuiiieiil ly nr.- I'M' MAN I It M) I >, WIOAKs K>>, \ A UK ?M KLK: -topi forever / ill iinnatoral drains. Speedily re- r lor--- healtli and perfect manhood. We have faith in our treatment and f we could not cure you we would not end our medicine I'KI-IIC to try, am! >ay w hen -at i-li ? l. \\\m\\\mm; 10. <, <lncorpor.ii<'?l), KALAMAZOO, MICH. j