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, LITTLE All BID. Little Ali SUI Was ii Cullivel kW A eulo little cuss, you'd declare, Willi eyes full of fuu, Ami a nose Ibu! lieguu Hight up at thc roots of Iiis Iltur, Jolly ?uni fut Was this frolics* tue fond, Au be played through tho long suunucr day ; And braided his cut As his father used lo In ChinaltUld, far, far, away. Once o'er a lawn. That Ali Si.l played upen. A humble boo Mew In the sprlug; " Mellcuu butlcrlly " Said he With winking eye. "Mo cutcliee and pull off um wing!" Then with his cap Ile struck it a rap - This innocent humble bec. .And put its remains lu thc SCttt of his jeans. For a pocket lhere had thc ChiuCO. I >owu on thc green Sat thc little sardine, In a style that was strangely demure, And said, willi a grin That was brimful of sin, " Mc mashco um buttorily, sine! " Little Ah Sid Was only a kill, Nor could you expect him to guess What kind of a bug Ile was holdiug so Ming lu the fold of his loOSO tilling dress. " Ki-ya! ki yip ye! " Ah Sid cried, as he Hose hurriedly up from Hie spot, "Ki-yi! Yuk .i tau! Dam um Melicau man: I'm buttorily belly much hot!" MIK STATE I'll ESS ASSOCIATION, A Uoodl) Uallierlui* lu Chorlo?ton- What Iii? Ko\\n|<a|)cr ?lieu nal ai Their Meoling. (Kiola the News and Courier.) The thirteenth annual meeting ?d' the Press Association was held at the armory of Hie Washington Light Infantry Thursday night. Thc attendance of members was not as largo as it lias been heretofore, owing to the fact that a good many ot' thc mein hers arrived on the late bains. The fol lowing members were found present, how ever, and the meeting was called to order hy the ['resident, Col. M. lb Mcsweeney: Hampton Guardian, Col. M. lb Mc sweeney. Aiken Journal und lievicio. Mr. L. C. Ligen. Aiken liccordcr, Col. c. F. lt. Drayton. Florence Times, Col. c. ll. I'riuco. Sparlauburg Ueraul, Mr. W. M. Jones, Sumter Watchman and ?Southron, Mr. N. C. (ideen. barnwell People, Col. ,1. W. Holmes and Mr. C. G. Simms. Deutscht) 'Zeitung, Major Fran/. Melcher. and Mr. W. H. Faller. ' Chai li ston Dispatch, Mr. S. H. Unison. News and Courier, Capt. F. W. Dawson, Capt. J. L. Weber ami Mr. .1. A. Moroso. Union Times, Mr. K. I*. McKissick, Pee ike Index (Marion), Mr. 1'. ll. Hamer. Marlboro Chronicle, Mr. .J. Dul'roAls brook. Laureusvillc Advertiser, Col. J. c. Oar lington. Laureusvillc Herald. Col. T. ll. (rews. Anderson Journal, Major A. S. Todd. .Messrs. C. ?I. PrilICO Ulld J, A. Molds.) were elected secret nits. The reading of the minutes was, on motion of Major Mclchcrs, dispensed with, and Mr. W. M. Jones, the annual orator, was introduced, and read an address on Ute subject of roil - road discriminations. The address was thoughtful, practical and to the point, and was heartily applauded. Al its close Capt. i.'. W. Dawson moved that the cordial thanks of Hie Association be tendered to Mr. W. M. Jones for Ids eminently thoughtful and suggestive ad dress, ?t touches, lie said, malters of special importance lo us al this time, for within thc past lew days an instance has occurred showing (hal ll certain railroad management had no more regard for tho interests of the people of UKI state ilinn a child would have for lin; puny tint h?ls he neath his feet. He also expressed the hope I hat the address would bc placed al Inc disposal of thc Association for publication. The matti rs il treated of should ho brought to Hie attention ot' the people of the Mate. Tho Neies ami Courier, he said, would he glad to publish it. The motion, seconded by Col c. 15. ll. Drayton, win unanimously adopted, and the secretaries were directed to juin ure a copy of the address for public dion in the iVeiw and Courier. On motion of Mr. c. H. Prince, the ad dress was also directed lo in- published in thc minutes of the Association, Thc president then -tated that he had re ceived an invitation from the Anett and Caurier for thc members of the Associa tion lo go on n excursion around Ihe liar tier to da}'. Thc invitation was accepted and Hu- arrangements announced. Tho president was also requested lo con vey the thanks of thc Association lo the Washington Light Infantry for the use of thc armory for the meeting. The Association then entered upon a dis cusslon of matters of Interest to tho profes sion, tho principal topics discussed laing the rates foi foreign advertisements ami thc r?gulai ii >ns of delinquent subscribers. The discussion vvns participated in by Messrs. Jones, McSWccilOy, Drayton. Daw son, Prince and others, and elicited a very l ull expression of the views and experiences of thc members. Thc meeting, after hoar ing tho treasurer's report read by Major Fran/ Melcher.-;, took a recess until ti o'clock Fi kloy morning. The Association mel nt thc armory ol the Washington Light Infantry at ti o'clock Friday. After the election of OlllcCIS and finishing up the busini ss, thc members and their i rienda adjourned from tho armory to tho Ferry wharf, whi le they em barked Oil the steamer Pocosln, placed nt their disposal by (ho Kew* a,-.i/ Courier Company. Tlievisltors were taken up the Ashely river to thc new bridge, lliou down to Sumter, nilli afterwards mn up the Cooper ami Wando rivers, gelling a glance at thc picturesque sceuory on Hie banks of thc Wando. The pally landed in tho eily about 2 V, M.. allowing thc members par lieipaling in the excursion to New York abundant time to pu parc for the trip. Tie editors sailed on the splendid steamship Seminole, of the Clyde- Linc, w hich sailed from I nion wharf at 5.?30 .1 the afternoon. .lune Weather, Prof. J.e. Bftkoi has modo tho following . hulule for the weather (luring the mouth of June. This applies to Hie Southern Slates, and tllOSO Interested in good ot bad weather will ?lo well to paste il in their hal : 1st and Rmi, fair and cool; Ord, light fog; .Ith, mild, partly cloudy; -'?th and Olli, fair and mild; 7lll, fair and wann; Nih, wann with light rain; lilli and 10th, fair, mild; lilli, partly cloudy, mild; I ?th and billi, fair; l4lll, cloudy, mild and dry; loth, and Ililli, fair, wann; 17th, 18th, fair, wann, and dry; I '.?th. rain, thunder, w ind and hail; 20th, cloudy, foggy, then clear; 21st, cloudy and windy; 8*110 partly cloudy, windy: 2flrd, rain; 2-lth. partly cloudy; foggy, 25th local lilias and thunder; 2(JUl, light rain, thunder; 27th, nearly fair, warm; 28th, hurlly cloudy, cooler; 2Uth, foggy nnd cloudy; JtOtli good rain. Young or middle aged men, suffering from nervous debility or kindred affections, .should address with IO cents in stamps for largo treatise, Wot Id's Di(.i>cnsary Associa tion, buffalo, N. V. "Is that tho rebel yell Y" asked an Ohioan tho other day. "No," replied a courteous ?oloucl, "it ls only an ice cream cake man." UUIC-A-UltAO. A I. ITT I.K LADY. I know a little lady Who wears ii hut of green. All trimmed with red, red roses, And a blackbird on the brim, sin- ties it down with ribbons I nder her dimpled chin, For oftentimes it's breezy When she comes tripping in. She'll drop a dainty courtesy, Perhaps she ll throw a kiss; She tirings so many hundred That one she'll never miss. With laughing, sunny glances She comos, her friends to greet; Their's not another maiden In all thc world SO sweet! lier utiuicV Tho rosea tell yon' Ti s tho blackbird's tune! This smiling little lady ls just our own dear June' Booda of iniquity-Do faulting bonds. Nip and tuck-What thc dressmaker loos. Should telephone appliances come mulei' thc hoad of hollo ware/ An overflow meeting That of two gush ing maidens after tl long separation. Qrnud temples ?ne haili of small stones, inti great lives made np of small events. Core for dyspepsia -Olvo a hungry dog ;i piece of meat, and chase him till he drops lt. 1-v. ni a smart boy 's composition 011 ba bies: "Tho mother's heart gives Ith joy at the hahy s l-t Bill." Woman loses considerable time before Ibo looking-glass, but man loses more be fore the social glass. / If tramps would only scour tin pans as thoroughly as they do the country, how useful they would bo. Aro fat men likely to bo bolter men limn their (caller neighbors? It is certainly illili cull lora fat mau (o stoop to anything low 1 ec that ll genius has constructed an engine of paper." "Yes; wonder what kind of an engine*.'" "Stationary, of course." S. i would have to skip around pretty lively o lind mischief enough for all "the hsials" that are "idle"-lo do. A lady may surely be expected to make a gt eal noise in tho world when her dress is covered all over with bugles. Despise not the day of small Illings; tho hallet of tho small man counts just ns much in tho returns ?is the vote of tho giant. In langland people never "go lo bcd:" tho*"retire." .Moreover, they never "gel lip; they "descend" in the morning. lt i^ very had taste for il wife to growl at he* husband for tracking mud into thc house-for what is home without its mud der? Sunday school hacher (to Ali Sin, tho laundryman)-Wluil are thc wages of sin? All Sin -Slovenly live cents a dozen. No chci kee no wnshco. Chinese are said lo live on next lo Holli lng, but they tiro'Sybarites in comparison! wiih New York Italians, who support tin enthe family on ???3 a week. Tho most absent-minded of men is thc professor who, when ho hears himself knocking tho ashes out of his pipe, will cry. . ( lome In." A lady and gentleman lici Mentally (oneil lng each other's feel under thc table. "Se crol telegraphy," said she. "Communion of soles," said ho. The blacksmith is a ipiccr fellow. When he goes on a strike lie refuses lo ."-trike, and when he refuses to strike he keeps on si rik i ng. A liuly bays this talk about w hen girls ought to marry is slicer nonsense. Tho i mest ion is not when they ought, hut winn they can. Thc government hus sent ene million young shad lo thc Pacific Coast. If they do well people lhere cnn pick a hone w ith thc l 'hblCSO as often HS they like. "Why ls a'young lady'-'agc niter she reaches twenty flvo like ll llor.il wedding hell.-' asks an outsider, And ho says it is "bemuse it ls never loi'd." A Conncelicill woman claims lo bo ii? yours old, and she probably is, for wo seo by thc papers thal she knows how lo make old-fashion pumpkin pies. A widow of forty-six, who lins had twen tv ni:" children, wants another husband. One who luis had experience In running an orphan asylum preferred. II is estimated Hint one million house cats uro used for thc fur trade annually. So they do not mysteriously disappear from ibo bn< k fence In vain. "Clot on your husband's cravat haven't youv'' asked a neighbor of Mrs. Illlklns. "Yes," replied Mis. li. sadly; "it's the only lie thora is between us now." She - I le's a very knowing dog; why, w in n it's ten o'clock pupa alway s closes the house, you know, and then Carlo harks; he's going to burk now. ' Sam. why are lawyers Uko fishes?" "1 don t meddle wid de subjec', Pomp." "Why don't you see'.' 'Cause dey am so fond oh debate." Delightful absent mindedness of a Ocr man professor. Professor - What a couple ol' li iiinie little children, dear baloneys' Twins. I suppose- baroness-You have guessed rightly, Professor--Arc they both your/.' Soma one who asks. "Will hair grow aflcr death?" seems lo bo troubled with a suspicion that a bald headed angel would look allier peculiar. "If a man could only catch tish as easily ns lie dill ile about lt!" lament- an editor. Ile ( .nid, it he only understood Ashing na well as be docs lying, Shops i hat sell at fair profit have no mar gin Willi ?Vilich to "give away" artil les to their customers. Those so called gifts aro ?hi li Hull ol' an overcharge or a sacrifice of good material. lt lins been decided timi hereafter bride's cake cannot be sent through the mails in letters, ns the regulations prohibit thc .-end lng of packages which weigh more limn lu pound', by mai!. Two fair white arms arc around my neck, 1 le;- lips to mine she doth loudly press. And I know silo is trying to gol th it check 1 promised Inst week fora new silk dress. "Tobacco kills sheep ticks," according to nil agricultural exchange. Then by all mea: - provide ymir sheep w illi tobacco. It is tin.: that it is a filthy habit, bul il must be preferable to ticks. "Wolmai are not inventive, ns a rule," says a writer. Any married man whose wife invents a new hiding place for his pipo sad slippers every day will not agree with Ibis statement. A Cern?an prima (binna remarks that in Ibo Fat bel land the ladies believe exercise is [food for Hie health, and do n great deal of walking, while American ladies seem to be ifrnld 0? hurting themselves by walking. Murringo ls a slice of bread and buller. Ipread with j un, given to overgrow n ehil Iron. Tue jam soon disappears, and notli ng remains but dry bread-though even hal is sometimes appreciated. The way to weal.li is na plain as the way o market. It depends chi elly on two vont- industry and frugality. Thnt is, vaste neither time nor money, but make bc beat use of both. A dreamy writer says it would beenrious o fohow ii pound of silk from its spinning mill it becomes n Indy's dress. "No lou bl ; but most men would prefer to follow t ofter it became n dress, mid while the ndy was in lt. Wh it a relief It ls, after suffering for (on lays with n jumping toothache, to climb n lenin' s stairs with n heroic resolution to mve il, out if it kills you, and then lind hat tho tooth-puller is absent from town. _j_, i "Bi- irr r--~~"~*""* "1 lovo your daughter belier than I love my life," said he to her obstinate falber. "Well," replied tho heartless man, "go ami commit suicido and let her gel rid of you. That won't he much <>i a proof, hui it will bo satisfactory to me." "lt seems to me that the lard is dimin ishing rapidly, Mary.'' said the mistress to the servant girl. " Ves'm," was the reply ol the UUlid, "but then voil knew when you bought it that it was shorl'aing." lt ls well onough to embroider "Qo?d night" in sleepy colors on ll pillow Sham, hut w hen the hokier Es StAllTcd willi prairie liny, and thc mattress ls preparing to cele brate its gobion wedding, the hospitable w ish is too sarcastic. "If lhere is such n Hong as justice ill thia world, I mean lo have it." is what Ibo burglar remarked as la-U lt, with ins booty, Ila-homo ol' tho lawyer who had charged him $500 thc day before for clearing him when under airest for house breaking, An old lady hearinglhal a kindergarten was lo bo established in her town. said, em phatically, "Well, they'll never make it pay. Everybody around lu re has gardens of th? lr ow n, and vegetables caa be had tor nothing here In the summer limo." "Von say thc trou! weighed 10 pomals.-' "Ves. slr: lt was tho biggest trout I ever saw.'' "And he got away from you?" "Ves." "Will you lake an oath lo lhal?" "I'll lake no more oaths, [ swore enough when he got away." The average dime .museum has many curiosities that arc well worth seeing, but we w ill venture lo say that not one of them can boast among its varied list of ult ruc lions such a phenomenon as a man who eau umpire a gana- of btise hall and give perfect satisfaction to both sides, and never hy his decisions create a single kick. Mohammed says: "W 0 unto tildi who glvo scant measure and exact full measure hom others." This may all he true; but Ibo average bar-tender can yank you a spool lui ol' hoer and li nmg of loa n, and palm ii off on you for n glass ol beer, and ni ve; allow his feelings lo mar lus proles sional smile, Mohammed orno Mohammed. "W hat is the prO|Hil' USO <?l Sunday'.'" asks a ieli;.'ions weekly, The answt r is so mun.-rous thal WO haven't space t" print it. The woman with n noW bonito tl.as one answer, tia; man w ho hue-; llshhig has an other, while tho owner of ll pair of fast hms. s may dllfcr from holli. The base bulli!-1 seems to think that tho propi r use ol' s imlay In Ibo Wes! is to play a game tor the championship; bul In tho Bast bc devotes the day h> expl titling how lho last four gaines lost by In's niuo might have been won. There is nothing BO diverse Us Ila divei -hy of opinion in regard lo lho propel usc ol Sunday. UUI.KS ron dossil*. Il' anything unkind you hear About -onie Olio you know, my dear. Do Hot, I play you. it repi at Whcu you that someone chance to meet; Foi : nell news has a leaden way < If cl nilling o'er tl sunny day. Hut if you something pleasant he n A boin onie one you know , my dear. Make liaste-lo make great haste '(wert well To h T or bim the saine lo tell; l-\?r : nell news has a golden way ()i lightning up n cloudy iltiy. Sparkling Cal aw lin Spring*. llioicony, May 2-1.-I seo your papoi cont: ins an advortisomoiit of the famoui summer resort, located six miles fron ll ?cl ny and is reached by a drive ovei six miles ot tho best road that can bi foim-1 in North Carolina. Here you wil Hud the Sparkling Catawbr Spring; w hich is fast guiuing a reputationabroat for its great healing qualities. Wo bavi just returned from tho Springs and lim OVOrythillg in apple-pie. order for tia comfort of gnosts. Dr. E. O. Elliott ?V Son have added largely to tin ir capacity for entertaining guests und eui nov easily accommodate 100 people, Th? grounds are beautiful and parties wish ing to he away from tho noise of a boto can bavo rooms in cottages located ol the grounds, t?f which there are aboil thirty, There will bo n band of musii at tho Springs throughout tho cutir season and the young people who like ti trip tho light fantastic too will lind hen a go? ! bafl room and tho best ol musii US W ?. li. You can get here bal hs ol an di scriptum, from tho plunge bath in th? large building oreo ted especially tor th? purpose, with a swimming capacity o 80xo5, but surrounded on oithi r sido b; convenient dressing rooms. l'on eui ulso get bot air and vapor baths i nerd. d. The bowling alley is first ola* and is a good exercise lo work up an ap potito for all tho good things that i furnished on tho tables by tho proprio tors. Wo bavo visited nearly all til? summer resorts iu North Carolina, am we feel justified in saying thal wobeliov' there is no plaCO in North Carolina o in tho South where one cnn find bette Water, better air, more beautiful seener, and helter accommodations thau til? Sparkling Catawba Springs. Tin- Cot ion Movcinoiit. Tho New York Financial Chronicle, ii : its weekly cotton review, says that f<> tho w eek ending Friday evening, the JTtl instant, th?: total receipts havoroachct '.?, 7<1."> bales, against 10,020 halos last wv? k 12,000 bah s the previous week, and b"., 077 bah s three weeks since; making th total receipts since the 1st of September 1880, 5,108,288 bales, against 5,105,03! bales for tin' same period of lv~--> (1 show ing an increase since September 1 1HHC, ot 2,010 bolos. The exports for tho WC0l( ending tili same timo reach o total of 10,080 bah: of which 1,050 were to Croat britain, 2F to France, and '.?,087 lo tho rest ol th? continent, Th . total sales for forward deliver for tho week are 820,600 bales. For lin mediate delivery Hie total sales foot iq 1,728 bah s, including 500 for export am 1,228 for homo consumption. 'lim imports into continental pori for the samo period have been 02,001 bales. There was a decrease in the COttOl in si jilt, Friday night, ol' 10,150 ball as compared witli tho same date o 1886, a decrease of 73,562 bales as com pured with tho corresponding dato o 1HH?, and a decrease of 211,810 huies Ol compared with 1881. Old interior stocks have doorcofiOl during tho week 5,500 bales, und wen Friday night 08,278 bales less than ut tin same period last year. The receipts a tho tame towns have been S,7!?.? bale lass than for the sumo week last year and since September 1 thc receipts ut al tho towns aro 2~>,u~>:l bales less than foi tho samo timo in l^s? t>. The decrease in amount 111 sight, ni compared with lust year, ia 06,670 bales the fnoreaso as oomparod with I ss t ? it 700,011 hales, and the increase ovei 18?) 1 is 088,200 b-alos. luin-.i Uv n gplder'? lin?, Mr. Ceo. Kibitz, of No. 050 5?I avenue, S'ew York, was dandling his lillie one year dd sou on his knees Saturday nflcrnortn, vhen he noticed a dark gray, short ioggctj ipider crawling on his culla s hand, Ile ore he could brush the insect nway (la -hild gave a cry of pain and its hand he jan to smell, A doctor was called and uonouneed the child poisoned hy the Bpi? ler's bile. Sunday evening it died after ?tense suifering. Sultan Sunni's Mosque Suit au Selim's mosque, at Adrianoplo is thc llnoet in tito Moslem world. Seen fnnn a distance in the train, tts rotunda and tour tall minarets mako ?Hook to western oyes like a hugo gasometer, but, says a writor in the London Times, it is worth while spending a tlay at Adrianoplo if only to seo tho insido of this marvelous building. Sinco tho Kassians last carno herc and stamped all over tho place with thoir muddy boots, the Turks aro no longer particular about requiringGiaoura to go in unshod. A servant brings capacious babouches, which you drag on over your boots, and then you skate respectfully over tho ex quisitely clean matting which covers tho entire Moor. Thc vast cxpanso of this circular lloor, thc height of tho dome, thc countless painted arches and columns nud tho perfect stillness of tho place, broken only by tho plashing of ti small fountain into a marbra basin, pro duce a strangely subdued cffecL Thou sands and thousands of colored oil lamps hang in garlands from tho pil lars and walls, and when all theso aro lighted up for a religious festival, and when thc tloor cannot ho seen for tho multitude of worshippers all kncoling, with their hoads bent and thoir palms on thoir thighs, thc sight, as thoso who nave witnessed it say, is ono nover to ho forgotten. This mosquoof Selim has 'J'.?'.) windows, and a thousandth which i loscd. Tho great Sultan had order id a thousand windows, and, when ho hoard that there was ono ?hort, ho sont for tho architect and stroked Ins beard with an air which boded no good; but tho arch it ot, who deserved to livo in (lie days of pull* advertisements, re marked that ll mosque with a thousand windows would convey nothing of odd ?i v to ihe curious, w hereas a mosque with windows and ono closed would Bel pcoplo talking and wondering for ages. Tho mosquo has another legend connected with a stone vlolot plant which is carved over ?ls fountain. A [i tor man. who owned part of tho ground over which tho mosquo is built, ri Vi e l lo sell his land unless a violet which had been planted by his wife was a!?owed to bloom upon it. Thc Sultan accepted tho condition, and tho violet was carefully railed in and tended, but in limo il died, and the sovereign order ed Hud a fountain should bo erected on the spot where it had blossomed, anil thal a stone violet should bo carved upon it as a symbol of marital con stancy. lo u Hut t Ic-Punnrainn studio. Tho centra! platform is, of course, Hie standpoint from which visitors will view the panorama, -and therefore thc artists aro obliged to go lo it frequently, as the painting nears completion, m order to observo tho effect and progress of thoir wura. i'iiis. too, is tho pince of conference, and despite the signs of -'No Admit tance," within and without, visitors uro frequent, am! usually welcome. These visitors are often veteran soldiers who look part in the action represented, and who often make helpful suggestions. The army stories that aro told on the central platform, would, if collected, mako a prodigious volume. The lloor of thc platform is chalked and rcchalk od, some referring to the panorama It self, h'-.: more to ?Il?stralo occurrences upon other Heids. The .strong pine rail surr? anding tho platform is pencilled all over with kindred decorations, while ol paper, upon w hich are memo randa ot incident -, and a variety of data, as we'd as names and addresses, are. pinned to tim convenient timber with thumb-tacks. Thu artist paints steadily, every indi vidu sing mainly occupied in porfoct h: ; ! i own work, though never hositnt iny b> a k or extend aid in some special direction. One artist, tor instance, has an excellent Hguro of a mounted olllcor, nil i oi.ipie*.. f-xeopling the portrait, a photograph for which i ; pinned to the causa.:. Wh:!-: this url isl goes to strengthen a line of battle, ti not hot om- will rapidly paint ntl admire bio port ra i I for tin incomplete ligure. Soon, anet lier brush h busy with tho horse, w hile another arl ist cabs for some spec ial suddlo and bridle to he brought lo tho platform that he may paint the trap pin:;;. Now. look at thc back of the photo graph w hich is pinned to thu canvas u failed carle <!. vis tc ot ti young olllcor, lipon a slip of paper wo read the follow ing: ..('ol. K" now on General Sheri dan', stall', Il 17" (meaning section ll, 17 of the panorama); ''Fr?lich cap. bloiiSO, captain's Bini ps- stall' dark-blue trousers, gold cord, cavalry boots, -'ali' sword, McClellan saddle; shabrack black horse; sec sketch." i his ?nstam e will give an idea of thc way ,:i which facts are preserved when a panorama is painted by artists who e.-;. . ienliously strive to mako of thc work a groat historical painting. - Theo ilorc /.'. Davis in ?1. Midi?las, Mi s Ca,Hake's Quaint Gowns. Miss Kastlake affoots tho quaint gowns which are unlike tho fashion able garb Hint tho nvorngo woman of to-day clothes her figuro in. These gowns, by tin: way, have created moro or ie s discussion, both in und out of print, 'i'o my mind, however, they form no slight part of the samo individ uality thal on every sid,: besets the lady. To see Mi .s Eastlake arrayed in any thing bul lin; soft, dark, clinging lint uro cul so as to hung prin" . ??o., from tie- shoulders, with tho broad, deep frill of line embroidery or lae gathered around thc neck, that hu' hee.mie famous in London as thu "Ka (biko collar," would scorn Uko tak ing tho pretty children that Kat? Greenaway know so weil how to draw in picture pie attire, and decking them, instead, lil.e a French doll that tho true Parisian child selects in ono of tho gay toy-shops of Paris. Tho word ftwthotio which has been applied so often lo Miss Kustlako, is not tho propor word to uso in describing her ut nil; that is. ns wo in this ugo in longland and America understand tho word. That Miss East lake is a hoi lever in icstholica is true, , for she is a linn believer in tho science , Willoh (reals of all that is bountiful in ] arl and nature, which is tho true deli- ] lotion of Ihe word, hut that sho is limp, chuging, languid or sickly sontimontal, either in manner or appearance is a libel oi tho utmost magnitude. - Boston Herald. Faith travels by an unseen truck to I lionor and glory, neither shall any thing ! turn her aside. Ih r way may not bu ' ilain at this moment, but it shall bo j nude so. God is with thoso who trust n liim ; and what or whom shall wo foar ?vhen Clod is with us? In duo limo tho f lund of the liord shall bo seen. An autograph letter of John Wesley, 1 chu h has Just been sold in London, con- f alas tilts sentence: "For natural sweetness t .f temper, for courtesy and hospitality, I >j lave never BCOn any people like the Irish." riic New York Herald naively remarks hat the T.;y Ministry did not put in a hld t or lids lotter S ? j ic rs ic ii xi? ?uer. s itOTKH. Item* ol lutero?! <?alli?'rod from Vnrloui Quarter*. A lire In New Orleans destroyed $80,000 worth of property. ('ropa in tho vicinity of Air Mount, Miss., havobcou ruiuctl by ?1 hailstorm. The decrease In thc nubile dobt since thc :50th .lune, INSO, is !?!?'..',vr?l,0'Jl.21. Buffalo Hill proposes lo continue on speaking terms with tho English nobility, 09 long as it pays. Jay Gould ls down Willi a had attack ol' neuralgia at his country home on thc Hud son. A distinct shock of earthquake was fell in Jamestown, N. Y., ou Tuesday morn ing, hut no damage was done. Thc Prince of Wales ls said to have "dropped" il comfortable fortune on the result of the lust Derby na e. lt ls estimated ??I the Treasury Depart ment thal thc public debt has toi tho month of May been reduced about $10,000,000. "Sixty two bodies have been recover? ll from Hie Udstonc pit, near Glasgow, and twelve are still entombed. Thc National Bank of Palatk.i, Fla., ls embarrassed, and the Comptroller of tho Currency luis ordered an Investigation ol its uiTiiirs. A fire in Hamburg, Germany, on Tues day night, destroyed docks, (plays anti other property, valued al several million marks. Walter and Charles Davis, brothers, des penile characters, of Perry county. Indi ana, were lynched on Monday for outrag ing a whilo girl 11 years old. Thc news from Haly indicates thal lhere can bo no reconciliation belwceu the V? I eau and thc Quirinal with the restitution of the Pope's temporal power. The Young Men's Democratic Club, ol Hudson county, N, .)., has organized a movement to secure finals for a monument to the lato General McClellan, Buffalo Bill is being overwhelmed with social honors lu bondon and willi request! to contribute sketches of border life lu America lo various English journals. Thc outcome Of the kite political ci i i in France is said to he the placing ol au unusually economical administration in power. Boulanger is greeted with gr< tl enthusiasm lt is said that when .lohn b. Sullivan w ? in Leadville, Col., recently, he went to church and put $'100 on tho contribution plate. The contribution plate is shown in proof of thc assertion. The Princess Of Wales has presented .Mrs. .James Bro Wu Potter with a handsome gold bracelet, sci with sapphires and dia monds, and lin autograph kiter lilied willi expressions of friendly regard, A Washington correspondent says: I : told by ono WllO ought to know ?h it be President will not consider au appointment to Hie vacancy on tito Su prone bench till fall, as tlicie is no necessity to do so. John Sherman has made a big spicch hi fore tho Illinois Legislature and :i gather ing of Republicans. Ile compared thc records of tin; two great purtles, in |politii and ll nances, ami urged thc ueccssitj i I Republican nsct ndeuey. Richard William?, in attempting to jump on a south hound bain passing over ?lr .lames river bridge, fell tl (llsliiuco of 00 bet below. Straugo lo say, he suffered only tho breaking ol' his collar bon nial some severe bruises. The boiler in Hie Hitchcock Manu factor ing Company's works al Cortland, N. V . explodnl Monday, demolishing the engine room, killing ono man and mm lal1;, wounding two others. Cause unknown, Since thc adjournment of Con, i. Senator Riddlohergcr has devoted his time entirely lo his newspaper and his hov prill ti( e. In less than tinco months he ha - acted as senior counsel in six important cases in his Stale and gabled every one. A prominent olllcial who has talk? d w ?Iii the President says that ho has decided lu give the vacant Justiceship ot thc Supreme Court to sonic Southern mail, hut thc c lection will not he con Hued to thu late Judge Woods's circuit. Thc Supreme Court of PennsyIvani. ? tains a nu m her of decisions pf lower Courts, from which appeal waa taken, denying thc right of the State to Uix mortgages. Thc decision cuts oil ali.ml h ill ll million del hus reyeuue, hut settles a long vexed uucs lion. Tia; General Assembly of thc I . Presbyterian Church has been carin I discussing the question of inslrunii ul music in public worship. A protest \. . entered hy several members against giving any money from the mission fund t.. con gregalions using Hie organ in public wor ship. John Doyle, un ox-policeman ol Balli mon-, wno lias quite a local reputation a ;.. wrestler, defeated Matsada Sttrukick, thc -bipatie.se athlete, in a (-aleh as you can match, winnlngtwo falls out of three. Thc match was for $250a side, and was :t spion did exhibition, Tho boiler on an elevator in Huntingdon, W. Va., exploded .Monday morning, kill ing three men and badly injuring three others. A dozen besides were more or h-s injured, and one man is missing. Tin- ele vator was run hy the boiler of an old loco motive that had been condemned. A lior.se drawing a carriage containing three ladles and a gon tlc man, became frightened at a train near Kansas City, Mo., on Monday night, and ran violenHj against a freight car. Ono of ibo ladles was killed, und tia- others were mortally hurt. The gentleman suffered no serious injury. Wm. II. Counc il, a colored Democrat from Alabama, has complained lo Ibo in lor*Slatc Commission that thc Western ami Atlantic Railroad charged him fli | ..., fare, but made him lille on a "Jim Crow" car. Ile a>-ks Hie Commission lo award him $25,000 damages, with such otlioi ri lief as nray ho proper. There have been two attempts v. ithili lia pasl few weeks ley the prisoners hi Stlioti r jail io effect an escupo, hast Saturday (he janitor v. Idle laking the prisoners Hu ir morning me d missed one of them, und while looking for him he IV03 Hillel. < vor thc head by He: missing prisoner who was hiding behind a column. Tho Janitor ic. i few minutes overpowered Iiis assailant, who was then put in irons. m A. G. Hill, a traveling book agent repre senting a Cincinnati house, ( died on Satur day at thc hon?! of Mr. Ti rri, a l'aimer living iitat Corsicana, Tex., and, fhldllu. no one at home but Terri's daughter, gross ly insulted her. She ordered him oil'mid Informed her father who was at w< > i> lu tho field. Thc fa.kia' pursued Hill willi a ihotgun, and, overtaking him ai tho next farm, shot him-from thc effects ol will ?1 lie died in u few hours. A Mood Plan for .MnrrlniO' l i e?. Camdon, N. J., is a good pince tor mar inges, and thc clergymen there make a {OOd thing of lt. Those who do Hld .. Harrying arc thc Rev. J. Y. Dobli'l Methodist; th.; Rev. J. J. Shcper, RplftCO >al; the Rev. J. J. lltislor, Mi theil, i, ; ml he Hov. Isaac W. Hagley, Baptist. -Mr. Dobbins averages 140 couples' a month, iud is his uvcrngo lee ia $<! a couple, lie makes ibOUt $0,720 a year. Mr. Sleeper indies ibout 00 couples a month, rccolving about he same average fee. Ho has a diagram ithographed, showing thc most direct ri ?Ute rom thc ferries to his house. Altogether ho clergy of (/'aniden must make fully ^0,000 a year out of thc marriage business. (?uoting thc vital statistics of a certain 0W?, a newspaper says: "Of tho births, oven thousand woro chlldrcu," A Sensation Why is it that three bottloHoi'di.' li. 1). : i . soul in Atlnutu to ono ?>f, iu,y other blood remedy, and twioo ns much eou ?11 moil in the Slate of Georgia us any othor preparation? No one need bike our word, but simply ask tho druggists. Ask the people. Tin y aro competent witnesses. ?Six houses in Atlanta sro buying B. B. 13. in live and ten gross lots, and some Of them buy as often 08 every two months. Why these unpre cedented sales here ai homo with so httlo advertising? Modesty forbids making a reply. flndB. B. B. boen boforo tho public a quarter or half a cel.tiny, it would not be uoocssary to bo bolslorcd nj) with orutelics of pago advortiscmonbi now. Merit will conquer and ?own money. $1.00 WORTH $60:)0J For bur years l have been a BU flor cr from a tv '-jil?lo lorin of lthcuuinUeni, winch rcduco.l mo so low that all hope of recovery waif given up. I h we suffi r ed thc moat oxoruciatiug pain day and night, a? I often whiio writhing in agony hnvo wished I could die. 1 have tried every I loan, known lor that disease, but uotliing dui mc any good, and Uavo hu i some el the iluOst physicians of 111? State lo work on mc, but ;;?l to no effect. 1 have . peel over $8U0 witliout iiudiug li lief. i io : HOW pi'Otul lo say tittil IlftU using only i ?ehottloof li. ??. Bi I mn enabled to walli arouud and iitlcnd Lo busiucss, and I would not luke ?$500 lor tho bene lit received from one single bet tie ol li. li. li. 1 refor to all moreland i and business men ol this town. Vour?, mos) truly, E. O. (JA HA. Waverly, Wnlkor county, Texas. Demonstrated M GI it r?iMRT?, (.kv., May 15, 1880, Br.OOD 13ALM Co: Vou will please ship us per lirai Creight one gross 1'. li. li. lt gives ns pleasure to report ll good trade for this preparation. Indeed it hus far eclipsed nil other blood remedies, both in demon: l.ule l me.it and rapid salo with us, lto/.isjt ?v VAHDUMAN, AU who desire lui! Information iitout '.li<> cuusosml eurool l?l?od Pol ons, scrofula ?nut Scrofulous 8\velltnK'si Moors, sores, liliuun i lien, Kidney lomplitluls, Catarrh, clo,cnn secure l?y mull, fri 'O, ii copy our 82 IKUIO Illa lr.itcd Hook ni Wonders, lill. I willi Hie most wonderful and Bttirllltitr proof ?vor holoi known. Adilress, Ul.ooO CAL I I e., At until, On, lUWM CATAWBA RBI, CATAWBA COI N I V, N. C. Ne-, ly lilted lip WlUi n. n- Metel und I'll io Kure for over J* ti icticslq and lito pivpiie'i H Wonl i i?' [lad lo bec all I heir old md nmnv new i ri -ii i . lt. tv : lie n,. ?ii,, i prnpi Hi lilt) Wnlei ni? nari Vi tod i?>r I .>.-1 ..! - i e alien mat Ism, l i v. ', Kidney mid I ri ii rv ?ll etisus, nuner i Poiiiiltv and Nervous ri <>stI'utlun, Healtliler local lon n..i tn bo annul natus COMPLEX?. foo), Shower, Wann and liol (sulphur, Ucl Air sud Vapor lintis, linn Hand ..t K\UU< and ai! Milli llll.MllH kopi itlllSl elliss WatVl'* it? ? Pl.ic v. i ii ? for i undo ii... J>K. J:. (?. ELL LO I L'.V SON. Proprietors. THE OWLY TRUE LADBES V. ill i uiifv ll ri.OOO rot tl In tho LlVt-o mid KIDNEY S I Ki ? rom Um HEALTH un [V !' ;. Ol? , f YOUTH 111 1*1- n.W nj >f Appetite, lii'li,-. nil?n,] nek ol ' t.'iiis-ili mut 'I in it l-'i l im..- nl>. ...Int.-ly cnroil: Pono?, num. clo* nuil m IA.", rocclvo now forro, lailiveiix tito in11 ?! ?nul MU i ll.-; Kmiii Po? "i. ' Sollorlnii iiiiiii couililninlH poi'llllnr totln-ir ?..? ?iii Illili ni DH. JIAKTKK'H IKON VONXOnittifo iiiul -.i -.iv ? ir". Otvcuaclnir. henl< tlir? oi.ii-lexlrni. PrMiuitnl i,ltomi;li ht counterfeit* nut daly nila tn Um i "i ill ira > of tito orlnlnnl, Po not ex pori moni itel tho OIUOINAI. ANO Ufarr, Or. HARTER'fl I.IV?R PILLS Cn ri- I.-,: ii st t| a ; .i; I e ?v e..i.i ? l.i.t ;,:ul Hlr-V. Iloadncho. Hamplo Oottt tina bronto iicok mallett cn roOOlpl of two CL nt u tr. posture. THE DR . HART EH MEDICINE COMPANY 8t. Louis, Mo . ( -?tv <i :? !.:?-; Child Birth Easy ! Thc limo lins como when tho tor? rib'.i nanny nf u\U critical period m iv m III'H lifo cnn lio avoulcif, A di Uugtilslic i plij Iel in, wtio Bp nt -II 3 ours in i ins limned ?>( prion o, ion , tut) cliil?l-hi'nriiiB Worn ?II thia leif nor, .'.UK M OTU BRM Piarse, lind tO-llay ?hero ure itiouiiamlH ol won,on who, linvlrui used th ? remedy before con finement, ' i -. np .m : coll his nnntci lilOFSed, \Ve<-nt provo nil wo 0191111 li) living wliiic?Kos, and nnyono inter. 041 o? i cnn .? ii, er liavo i i II hus uiids il; h<>, nial seo Uto orlgiiiaJ loiter?, wittel! wo conn ?t \ ilbiia i. Ail drufffflAtfl e:i H. iv,r pariUml.ira address DlADFIKI D lui . : th ?'rt., Al .Ulta, ?Ja. CMAKLOTTE bbl ti ??'it ?M iii SKSSI?X IMilXS SF PT. 7, hs. \T,? INSTH UTI!foi VOUNU I..MiM ' 1.1 in the (?ontli 1ms n(lvaulnt.'os EOHII Horte tin.e. eip.red limn la cvciy tleiiiirt ini nt Colli (dale, Arl and Music. Otib PXpflrbMiccd (Uid rir?c?>m|) Isheil U achcid l l? b'ilhlh?K ls llHbt?tl rt itli ..... warmoil win. i-.e iw,t wreiifjht-lron fin nacos, bas bot find noltl wat? i ha UM, mu) flrtit-class nppoh tiucuts ns n Ibinrilhig School hi ovcry lespoctr-nosiltool in the .South lui , HtHiorior. rtojluolloii for twoor moro from Um s^mfl fainiiy or m isliborlioo I. l'upiis , u rut i onlv noiiidiitoofoiurnuoo, nftcr ibo Ural nun,th of t no . Ost ion, For Catalogue, with full nartleulnrs, mi urws ?av. WM. J;, ATKINSON. Charlotte, |N. C. "Tried in tl Aliout iwi nty year* ??o I dUoovorcd a I nounOOd ll cnn. cr. 1 l.aro tried a number of | neut benefit. Among the numlxr woro ono oi w.-M like fire to th? IOHO, cntiMnK Inion?.' pain. S. R. B. had done for othci* similarly nffllcled, tho iceond bottle ibo neighbor? could notice n health had i?een bad for two er three year?-i nally. I hn.l imovere pain In n.y hn-au. Aflc mo ami i gre* stouter than i had boen r..ri?ov, a little ipol i.lH.ut tho nun of a half dime, on oT.-ry ono with canrer to K|ro .??. H. H. a fuir tri? M na. NANCY J. MrCONAU Fob. li, ps*. Rwlft'4 flpoelflo la rnllrr-ly ?. .-. i.i, aji Impurltlc! fr.an tho bloo8. VhiSSjSSlSffl 7 HB BWIfT CiiitK? AI.?. urmo??, flynn i common 111 O tel?, or Irruption, .. ho wor?t scrolulu. Safi-rfioum. ?V,Ivor -"oreti," 8??-y or ,M,0,,IR|?, M l ,,, ni shori, a" ?lisciis. s ouimcd by bud i i ?V.o conquered by Ibis PoworfUL purl rylnjr, ?un? luv omtliiK iiiculclno. ?roa? KiltTlIB ricers rapidly lieul uniter ta be .1 -Vi niiu"n.-. I-Wciiillj mall iiuinlfcatcd ? :'. net lu ?.if Toiler, Bono K??to, Koli h Carbunclo?, Soro Eyo?, Beroi Pions Sni'i'H anti SwelliiiRHi J?h' lolut IMsouso, t??illo s?velllim?. <; ?lire, or Thick Mock, mut I.iilniKoil G?niitlH. Send ten couta in Mumps tot a liiruo trentlae. with coloreil pluto*, on skin lu tn 808, or tho Blimp ninouiit lor ii trent ino on Koroluloua A in-ct hms. o. fi BI-; iii.oo-n ns rm: Mir." orouirlilv oloaiiBo lt by using i?r. IMoroo'B (toltloii itieuii-ni Discovery,and Rood . i Mt I Oil, I? f?? I r NKI II, Itu o ) mit NI? I r , i,nud vital utrougtli, will bocetablialiwt. CONSUMPTION, i H scrofula ?f *5io Luufrh ia nr? i teil nuil < m< ?I by Ulla rem.-dy, ir talton bc? ' oi tho illeoaso ar? readied. Pi ii ita iiiurvoloua power over this terribly tl jison ', when llret offering thlH HOW I t< ii i ?moil?, to ibo puiiiie, Dr. riEiten I in rori' linly ol callina it lils "Coil* Mi option Cure,*' but iibnmlonxl that i , limited for H nti-dlcine which, ,i Hg wi iiiterl iil oonibliuitlon o? tonic, or .nut lien li , alterative, or hlonibclcnnalng, i.illoii i, . litoral, i ml nutritivo p.opcr i |?j itiieiiinileil, not onl.V ? remedy for loi ul! < I?ronle ?lu Liv* lood, aisd Lungs. If you ill. ilrow y, debilitated, hnvo , or yollowiab'brown eiuita i.-, taco or body, I rei iiioiii hetulacliu or <liz/.i ? hil I I lisle iri inotltlt, internal bent or ( ?ip ?lUeriiniina with liol Hushes, low aplrlta . idiuaK, ii n (rular appetite, i I I., you nr.- Buffering from 1 ullfii Hon. l?vN*popr4lo, ?nd Torpid I,i vcr, " ???!1?OU**IICMK." in ninny . ? H ? i 11. ... eymptotia aro CXIHS AM reined} lor nil NUOII I-IUM-R, ri e??j t.olih-ii .Medical nin ln unsurpiifwd. iVeuti I,ungo. Spliting of i rt nov- of ?lrealli, liroil? otu. Sc-, ere ' on .. lo-, mitl ? lions, H i-1 ntl < lli. i. nt remedy, ile. V C COVOl') fc'or , TM?><><;, Kltoi 1 et? lt ls, ?Hlh ; kiitdi " ti 11 - i $ l AU), or SIX M ii ; j.r.s rov $0.00. I i o cents in Minnipa for Dr, Pierces i . ;. . :i i .-.ii-i)'! i. 'ii. AU.lr? s-i, ? pe ii Bil l'V IModtonl ARMO? Ci Uti O ll, I'S Milln Mi? et, ilUl'tVALO, N. V. $500 REWARD jf/1?p ? .:. .rr. '. ? .'. I v the propriotora I H i '..i n i ii (<i-me<ly i . II use <i oiilfirrli which lliev > -mi- i ? uro. 11 yon li .,- i illpclmifro from tho or ot her w li . -. purl iel loas <>f i i, ll. rn ?.-, or Iteiuinif, went* ? y. -. ?lull pun? .. . i bavo <'at:?n li. 1 fiou , ; cn?i i lerinhinti! in eon8Uinptlon. ! . ullin HC.MKDY eurea Ibo worat i tluturrli, ?'Coli! lu tho Hoad,1' i i cuturrhul llonducuo? IX) cents. C0TT?M GINS and FESSES, Cotton seen .Min ;. Cotton ?Seed ?Attic ra, dm lilli?, Now Mills, Nf ml ti st pr, Pilli IffUlgOl'rt, IViSltl Mill?ftikil r.\*;iliii-,s, IMiiupM tittil 'funka. E. VAN Wi?x;t; & CO., Atlanta. Ca. i fin , EVAN YAN '< lt ?i ; AU ANTA CA* ; UALLA:STLX. r\?Sn no i.i i M RDA 1. awarded ut Cotton RxpoaU 'o,,. ? ionia on-. Onllns, Toxns,andoiiarloa 'on, ? . . \\ rite fir nrli oa and lorin? to E. V IM Winkie & Go., Ill? SI, ATLANTA , OA, ri Tl\s ( A KM IN ATI VJK""! I oil l\: \.MH \>O TKOTIIING CHILDK KN. An instant rolief for colic of infant?, Cures Dy?cntery. Diarrhoea, Cholera Infantum or any diseases of the utoninch and bowola. Makes thc critical pcrioil o? rcothingeafc omi easy. Isasafonnii pleasant tonic For Bale by all dniggihts, ami for wholesalo by J?OWAUD, WILLET ?v Co., AiiKUHta, (in. \itsm, TEttACfM. oiicjum. rby Englniers. lOhaolMflndtll Farmers. -> , I p. rf *o t Lerallno ? n i U u - Imenl tor Rtllr?? ??nglf, .copjttifht?. J?coti ^?UiTmoiJBlInfi.? doubl? ?tittnlMtt tarMt rod, K5.?x< *ith tripod $7.00 Satltfactioo ab? iotut?ly gu*r? .ate<J. Aik Jot cite"Ur. 1 AUTOMATIC Lcvct CO.. NA?NVILIC. Taaa. fc?65n? v>.{ -? 16 Crucible. ^ llttln toro on my chook, arni tho ?loe-lora j>ro. ?hyoiclan*, but without reeolrlnK nny iMrflHtV r two ?r*cinint?. Tho modlelito IhoyAppltod I MW n ItAtOmant In tho impon telling WIIAI 1 procured tomo r?? enco. iu.-f<iro 1 had utod llAt my ?ailCCr WM hoalliiK np. My Rr nero 1 IIA.I n li.i.-klnit coiiKh nn?l tp|( blood rentin .T laking nix bott Ins of 8. B. R. rny?x>ilf(h j. rt ?rnl yonr*. Sly CAHOOT lins li?ydr-d orrr All but ?I Ul* rapidly <U?npi??arlnK. I would ndviM ? I. OlIKY. Aabe OroTe, Tlppooanoo Co., Ind. ??1 ?????m? fo euro PAI-IOOM by forclnit onl th? I r.n.1 Kkln r?H.-AKCit ??.ill. ?I rVro. Bl'EClriO CO., Drawer 8, Allant?, OA,