The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 17, 1887, Image 4
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"Yet it wm cu?n/). '' M? DISASTER!
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Fates."
ONU IIVKOltKO ni I.Mil? AMD
III KUH BU ?Ol KUKU.
An Kirurslou Tralu urinw Through a Uurulug
llrlil?c Cur* Trimed""' BUd l?U*?l ?>"?.
l'pon Aoolhcr ll? Dlanttler llollcved
io Hat? Ur eu UflHuraifls
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CUICAOO, Augusl |?c< iiil to Hit
Chicago Time?, from I . I \v':
"Lust ulghl till I'M "hi < !l IU0
Toledo, I*?.. ni.i nud W< iveut
dowu whh H burnie lr ?; oui Ibrcc
miles eas? of OUatlswoilli and uver 100
excursionists ktlloil i n<l ' i lore bi illy
injured. Thc Hain > I of tlx al op
ors, six day coach? . nm! ? . . cars and Und
vu board OOO excursion!' I . und loi N.ag
ara Fulls. Thc passe . I from vu
rlous points in ccu i ral ll lui ls, itu majority,
however. COlulug Crom Fi : i. Tho train
was so heavy that I .> ? ciaos were eui
ployed, and was au I I hall behind
limo when il pn >?(
Ohattswortu, Hu ncxi i utiou "-.ist o?
bore, is six miles ol?. un i i m thciowns
made in seven mil
Three miles fron . . ? tth ts a little
slough, and whore ila . ? .> crosses ii
dry runabout leu t ? i 1 nod ftecn feel
wide. Over this w as .. nu ordinary
rallroud trestle, ?uti tu inti 11 caine limn
ilciing down on it. wli tilt horror < ?
tho engined on Hie n : jihie when he
discovered the bridge v urning There
was no chunco lo stop, in d Hi Instant
ho was on lt. Hut ho v ? nt o. -1 sufi ly, lin
lirst eugine keeping the rails. As it passed
over thc structure (ell, nud Ibo 1 ?xl 1 nginc
went down. Car crashc ! into eur, ? ouches
piled upon each other, mid ?11 lessllinu two
miuutcs ucarly one huudrcd were 1 1 ished
to death and many moro di d shortly ftflcr.
Thc wounded were to ho seen lu every di
rcction. Only ibo sleeping couche escaped,
and as the startled mid halt dressed pu&SCU
gora caine tumbling out of them Hay found
such a scene of licit th ;>-U ran; ly w ItllCSSCil,
and such work to do that il si ouicd as hu
man hands were utterly Incapable, lt was
five minutes ol midnight. Down in Un
ditch lay Second Engineer Mcclintock
dead timi Fireman Applcgato bailly injured.
On lop v, ere piled three baggage curs, ono
on top of another. Then carno -ix day
coaches. Tiny were telescoped us cats
never were boloro, and three ol thetll were
pressed into thc space of one. Thc second
car bad mounted off Its trucks, crushed
through thc car head, crushing the wood
aside lil.e tinder, and lay tlicie, resting ol)
top of tho SClllS, where every piis-i ager ia
tho front cur was lying dead or dying un
denicull Out of thal ear hut lour pc, pit
caine ali j. Cut p of the second eur In;
tho third, smeared with thc blood ol n
victims. The other ti rec e us were broken
and twisted in every conceivable way, and
every crushed limber und beam represented
a crushed human frame and broken hone.
Thc air was Ulled with cries and shrieks of
agony, ai d above all could bo heard the
agonizing eries ' d' lillie children i a.-> in some
instances they lay pinned in side their dead
parents, Tue bridge was still burning,
and Ibo cars were ,lying oil and lU'Otliid Hie
fiercely burning embers, lOvotywbcro In
tho wreck w ere wouicu mid children whose
lives could he saved if tiny ion li I be got
ten out, hut wllotc death ni a most horrible
form was oct lain if Hie twisted wood ol
tho wreck i 11 Iglit. There was not a drop
of water with which to light the tire.
Only soiUO lilly uhli bodied tuen, who still
had presen< .. of mind tu il nerve enough lo
do their duty. Tho oiily light was Unit ol
the binning bridge, and wini ?ls aid ll)CSC
bravo nan fought willi desperation for
lour hours. Etti th was thc only weapon
with which to light, and au elfort was
made tn smother it, Thole was no pick or
Shovel lo be had, and not liing to curry the
din willi, but in 1!. ?ir dcsiieration ihey dug
their lingers hilo the bani, dry earth, built
earthworks, handful by houdini, and Ililli
kept hack Un: I'ec. Whllo tin's was going
on other courageous men inept under thc
wreck beneath the 'nv ! w m, 1. liars
which held ns pi bo y avelon*
lives, anil w iib pieces " lunl s. ?in
tunes Hair hui ls beat. ! nc! mi s, Ali
unfortunate | oin.?. 1 1 . pinned down
hy a heavy beam, I ly
whllo it scenn d as ii* hi >y (ho wa
certain. While ii. I li . guim
on the ears,ii Ute ivoi . ? ... lied svilh
tho groans of dy tn ...'?nu.
entreaties ol thu ?<. ? 'li ... clued UT
tain unless th? teri i bl could bo ex
tiuguishctl. S.e. >i il rt-.umtos dug
up tho earth willi Un - . tu :. n li!.
bf tho blood st iva mi i m tho cuds of
their Angora, uni! .. in mounds,
to help subdue tho lin lc all ihcjiimc
could ho heard ll cn erl s. "For
Cod's sake, lion I Iel u : den I ii!"
Finally, about il ; ,iro wu CN
linguislicd. Help 1. lt. wort li,
Forest and Pi|icr ci dead were
laid alongside of cat ii . 1 A cort!
Held, tlioro wore rvadj I 1 take them
into Cliattsworth, 0 ol' I lie
woundep were carried cit,' tua
hundred and eight cn . n nw'i'ul poll
ol' tho dead, widle tho idod number
four linu s as many,
When new.; oi tho di flrsl SCIll
ovor the wires prompt was Lonce sent.
Before 8 o'clock In liicnn ruing inoro were
plenty of people to do Un work dial needed
such prompt attention.
The town h ill w as Improvised into a hos
pital. 't'iie entire capacity ol thc little vii
Iago was taxed, and kind hearted women
drove in from miles around u> givo their
gentle ministrations lo tho sulTcrurs.
No sooner kn ! tho wreck occurred than
ascetic of robbery commenced. Misere
ants were on hand who plundered thc
dead, taking even tho shoes which covered
their feel. Who these wretches arc ls not
know n. Whether they were a hniidof pick
pockets who accompanied thc train or a
robber gang who was lurking in the vieilli
ty cannot bc said. A horrible suspicion
exists that thc accident was a deliberately
planned case of train wrecking; thal thc
bridge was set on tire by miscreants who
he pei I to seize tho opportunity offered. The
robbers went into thc cars when tho lire
was buming fiercely undei neath, and when
thc poor creatures who were pinned there
begged them for Help, stripped li em of
their watches and jewelry and searched
their pockets for money. When the dca :
bodies were laid in the corn field tho rob
bers turned them over in search Of vahin
hies. Thal plunder was done byan organ
ized gang was proven by tho fact that six
teen purses, all empty, were found in aheap
in thc field. Had thc plunderers been
caught they would have bei n lyin lad.
A Mathematical Won,:, r,
Higginsville, Alo., basa mathematical
wonder who doesn't know a lotter of thc
alphabet or ono printed iiguro from
unother, but who is wonderfully strong
on mental calculations, making them
off-hand. His name is Reuben Fields,
and ho ls 80 years of age. Me claims
that bis gift was given from Heaven, and
says it carno to him suddenly win n eight
yours old. Ho says the bord made but
ono .Samson, one Solomon, and one
ilenb Fields. To tho ono ho gave
strength, tho other wisdom, and to him
self mathematical instinct, ile guard
this instinct with tho utmost, care, and
will not answor questions unltss bo is
{mid, fearing that it will bo taken from
lim should he uso it tc; satisfy idle curi
osity.-New York Hun.
Dr. 1'iorec's "Favorite Proscription" per
fee U y ano permanently cue- liioSO diseases
peculiar lo females. It h tonie and nor
vino, effectually allaying and curing UlOSO
sickening sensations Mud . f?eol thc l (omni li
and heart, through ii ?l. x notion, The
backncho anil "dragging dov 11 .-?cuanti?os
nil disappear under tho strengt l-.eir.uff ??Tech
of this great restorative, by druggists.
ti KN KU A I. KKW? NOTBV.
liewa vi lutflrMl Unllifred from \arlou?
(tuarn* r*.
Tlio Mormons are looking around for a
now 1'resident.
Thora is a prohibition war at Alliance,
< ?kl ?,
Tho sculler should bo like thc oyster,
quito at home lu his sholl.
Koo rt cou ni w cases of cholera and six
d< ishnvi boon reported at Malta.
Tho village of Sandusky, Mich., was
nearly wiped out by a lire yesterday.
Thom as . I. Mooney who set lire to thc
National Lino sicamor tineen has becu do
clurctl to ho insano.
"A wltmlugplatform" is what tho Rich
mond l)is? 't. i tej?is tho recent declaration
of Un- Vii dula Democrats.
Prom nearly a million members a fe?
months ago, tho Klents ol Labor bavc de
creased to about s;\ hundred thousand.
A A ow York hoy six years old drank a
: pint of brandy tho oilier day. lt burnt out
Iiis little lifo in a few hours.
Judge Bout! basngalu decided ngntust Hie
North Carolina ttt.N OU non resident druin
mers.
A Havana dispatch says that slnco Wed
uoallay lhere have hoon hulicutioui of a cy
clone southwest of tlint city.
Tiie disaster to thc rico crop Oil the Sa
vat nali river seems uluiOSlcompleto. < bi ly
a few hundred acres escaped destruction.
ll ros have ! cen general in Iowa. Illinois
and Michigan, and tho crops which, a few
Unys ngo, scorned lost, are now saved.
Tho Savannah river is up again at Au
gusta, und it is feared thal, tho rise will
equal that which visited tho eily some days
ago.
Small pox nod yellow fever are raging
in Ibu ana. Cut?a. Por July there were
KU deaths from yellow lever and 112 from
smell pox
Mr.*. Cleveland is making a collection of
Ne Kllglimd mosses and ferns tor tho
adornment of the While llou.-o library ni
ter lier i cl uro.
Clouerai Neal Dow, who is now 111
Mai ic. thinks it morally certain that the
Prohibitionists will nominate a national
Heitel next year.
! lias visited tho .Milwaukee section
ol OOS til, ending a sixty days' drouth
wi- li has caused a loss of thousands of
' Uni irs lo the f umers.
I .buy PilgclCS, murderer ol' Samuel
i Iv-:,n. ?uni tenlcnccd to bo hanged on the
. ?Ulh ..e ., at St. Louis, committed suicide
I in bis cell Monday night.
? A lire occurred 111 a largo w arehouse in
Concord, N. H., yesterday. Hight men
in lin fourth story hud lo jump from tho
windows, anti nil received sovorc Injuries.
p du S. S. Drown, of Pittsburg, hay
itu undo $100,000 on Troubadour, thinks
it i- about tiiiu to -jive the great race horse
a re i.
Now thal Hie wall paper pool luis pitts
len ' the country over with Japanese de
signs, it a n non noes that these must give
way to "oriental'' patterns.
During n tire in St. bonis on Wednesday
non nitii; linee li remen were killed and four
hljurod by tin' tail of a wall. Oui; td' Ibu
injured w ?ll die.
l iiey must have plenty of money uti in
Coi iic tient. Twenty one thousand dollars
has lain unclaimed in a Hartford sa vi uga
lian., tor twenty yeats.
The employes of Pulk Dios. A: Co.. of
Pittsburg, recently struck, After they
hail lost $110,000 in" wages tboy went back
lo v.erk just whore tiny let; elf.
Thc beal paid Wi man journalist in the
world i< Al iv. Crawford, tho well known
Pan. correspondent ?lte earns 10,000 il
yea1-.
A i amp meeting at Ncshnminy s Qr ,i
nour Philadclyhlu, on Tuesday drcu i<
gother I tilly 11,000 poisons. Twelve trains,
lifb en budd red wagons .eui forty-one hy
eye os carried Hie excursionists.
[.'?rc in tho packing house <?!' T M. Sin
ela:.- A Co., ol Ced.tr Rapids, Iowa, ile
-M e.! ?in slaughteihig department ?md
tun room. Loss is $1)0,000; insurance
$80,000.
t liarlos Williams, who ?VHS eon lin cd in
bte ?- i: ol' Logan comity, W Va., for thc
minder t f Juntos Aldrich, surveyor of lite
county, a ft . dav s ugo, was taken from
Hie jail .M. inlay by citizens and banged.
Mr .D?stico Groy is thc only bachelor on
tho Supremo Coull hench. Tin- justice is
a bail man lo f K>I with. It i < saki li.ICC
Buctl i coquettish damsel for breach ol
promise,
The Ors! Polish newspaper ovor printed
in America lins i- -cn started in Buffalo. Il
ist ,n d tho Ojcxi/zna A year's subscrip
tion will lie given to any American who
can pronounce tho namo ol tho new journal.
Tilo deb?and for President Cleveland is
becoming universal, Kvon lillie Joe, Porn
ker wiio L nw fini tus over tin- ling order,
has cooled down sufllclontly to beg tho
president to take In Ohio on his Weston]
trip.
Congressman Pat Collins, nf Boston,
having safely passed tho impertinent tory
spic- at (ii isgow, ?s now having a high old
liiiu in Ini tial. Patrick is a gallant Irish
man ami a trite Democrat. He deserves
tin- ovation lie is receiving.
Tin- removal of tho iron bridge on tho
Pennsylvania Railroad across Cont-toga
Crook to temporary timber supports forlt.
five feet dist in;, was made in ?Ifteen min
utcs. anti in au hour and twenty minutes
trafile was resumed.
J migo Bengali was a member of the Ural
DcmocrulSC Convention ever assembled in
Tc-is lt was held in \<?. Tho G ul ves
ton Naen is unkind enough to remark that
he lins hecn holding OlllCO ever since.
A' WtnOllO, Minn., the loni in which thc
Kev. Messrs. Hosier mid Schul/, Seven
Du- , I ventists from Nebraska, wore hold
in-: revivid services, was attacked by a molt
of .'o.. Gormans and Polos Sunday night
mid pulled 'tow n
T roof of Chattertons Opera House
a< Splhi] Hold, lil., fell in on Monthly, pro
eipitntim' si\ men to Hie ground The
loss is $50,000. Architects say tho fall was
n- lo shrinkago of limbers, caused by
heal and dry weather.
AI, Matchovltchj Bulgarian foreign min
Istcr, accompanied by Pi Ince Ferdinand of
Baxc-C burg Gotha and retinue, has started
for I lui garla. Ii ls olUclnry announced
that Prince Ferdinand has boon permitted
to redro front the Austrian army.
Galiganls' messenger advises Mr. Blaine
that he i an win tho respect of Scotchmen
more readily by ceasing lo slander tho
Southern States than by making cheap
alter dinner speeches, and paying pretty
compliments to ila- Scoh h llicmsi Ives.
Thc Virginia Republican Committee bold
a conference with Mnhona at Petersburg
on Wed008(1ny, and discussed tho situation
in general. The committee authorized
Maheno to propon?an address to thc pooplo
of iho State
Pollllons aro being generally circulated
throughout tho StatO of Virginia calling
for II Stale Convention of the Prohibition
party. Staunton will probably lie selected
OS the place Of meeting, and tho conven
lion will bo held curly in September.
The westbound express train wa? robbed
Wednesday night, thirty miles east, of Tuc
son, Arl/ona, The train was ditched and
tho OXpresa ear robbed by four men. Tho
sherill's posse are on the trail, which loads
lo tin: R?hecn Mountains.
They have some very considerate burglars
in Louisville. A few nights ago ono entered
a residence and stoic a tiru; suit of clothes;
but lie ?eft a note in a new plug hat stating
Urti (he hal tlid not suit his complexion,
therefore ho would Icavo lt.
Dakota olalras a population of 600,000.
Claims Of populatlou ?vc always subj> '-t lo
suspicion, and winn they como from a tor
ritory windi is trying to bluff its way hilo
tho union, il ts a safo rulo to make a dis 1
count ot from thirty to fort\ per COI I.
A collision occui toil yesterday between
two freight trains on tho Jeron Central
road, occasioned by thc neglect ol' tho. tu.- 1
graph operator, who was asleep at lils t> st.
OHO ol' the dromon was killed and both tho
ouglucers and a brakemau vere seriously
injured.
Tho birmingham Northwestern Mullroo 1
Company was organized :<i Birmingham
by the eli ellon of T. M. lt. Taloon, ol Mo
bile, us President. A. TuCOU, of Mobile, ie
Scercl try and 'rreastircr, and Tom loge, ol
Coi huh, Miss., as general counsellor. The
road ls projected to Corinth and hu 11 lr? tl;
becu Biiwoycd.
Pi ed Hold was shot to death at Ball f ik<
Thursday, tot a murder committed several
ven?anlo. He was four timos convluled.
Three times tho fulled Stales Satin n?
Court granted him a new trial 1 ti ti eh il< al
grouuds, hui tho fourth time tho judgment
bf tho lower court was nfhrmcd.
Tho first Republican campaign Ile In
Ohl ) id that Mr. Powell, tho Domoci ii
nominee i>>r Governor, has been 'i Hug on
a lu newed lailread pass. When thc Kc
publicans can't invent 11 better ono lhau
this it is evidence that the;, are t icklhi j n
man with a mighty while chtuuclor.
The reports submitted by the Hoard of
Examiners for promotion In the War Di
parlaient show thai all Ibo clerks exam
med in tho Paymaster General's nlttoc,
twet ty-lhrco in number, passeil succe
fully, and thal hut one clerk out of twonly
bair oxamlix i hi tho olllco of Ibo Chief of
Engineers fv.ll ? to poss a successful cxani
inal ion.
A serious rupture In the (hand Arni) is
threatened by tho rapid Incrcnso in thc
membership of tho National V?lerai - A .
socinlioti, Tho now ordor was founded In
Iowa by men who an not willing lobe
rop'cscntcd by sm li creatures ns Tuttle.
Loti ?cs havebcou established nil over Iowa
and die organization '.. ill so.- n spread to
other Stales.
Mayor Stilton, of Wilkcsbniro, Penn.,
nine) cn Councilmen mid thc Si rec! Com
missioner were arrested on n complaint of
citizens for failing lo keep the streets in
order, und for allowing stagnant water to
nccuinulate, from which foul smells ari-.',
dan. orous to tho health of the community
in Hint part of the city, and hnrniful to
property Interests,
vr. li. Dill, of Somers ;. Pa., died tho
olin r day from th. elici ts of clhcr adinhi
? stored by tho distinguished surgeon, Dr.
Aclu w. Thc brother of the dead man is
incl i ned lo blame the doctor, hut he is ex
one "tit ed by tho unanimous volea Of Hie
nu .'.ieal profession. Killer ls fatal in cue
case oui ol in,end and Dill happened to ho
tho len thousandth limn.
Tho following from a Georgia paper, ls
n ii 1 story; A gentleman ol' Amerton*} sat ;
Fin i tiver was so low I ; week I hui lite
cat-fish left tho Water and invaded tho
wo. d ? and Holds, fla y ne illy d< instated
a :": ! I of coi n for Lucius ITtiiitlsoti, living
sovi ral miles from the river ll I Ral I that
the n o Iso Ihey made hi pulling Iii 1 (rom
was equal to a hundred head of hungry
catii?.
'J hey have a I'nlte i SI th s dist rici judge
in Lulltiiinppolls by the ua.ee of Woods,
for whom the Soniit.ci does not cherish the
highest regard. Of him ft say? ''Is Judge
Wood* totally demented; Are his perci ji
lioi - so blunted thal he !v unable. 1 ><? ; . i ??
the line, vivid as lighthing th ! ill ? .?
giddies helweon a judge tuul ju . jl< i"i I ? ..
and legerdemain*/'
Bx-Governor Moses, who kit . ?li it
is himself, has wi iden a l,-K'0-p'i#e hi k on I
reform it] prisons. I ti ll lil ai.mic-to thu
opium lallat, to which in ! diner yeii
was a .slave, but which hoi. now free froth', ?
and rehiles his own pri n expirion1 In
order, as he says, "thal 1 mil lil nih! . ! ;
div; lu d efforts lo those which others .
making toward explaining (he subject .
pris m rei orin.' ,
Il : r drinking, according to Ititern tl 1 .
cuni tl g tir?s, ls growing hi popular I" ?ivor I
nt tho expense of whiskey, ie taxes nu
dist lied spirits for tin litsi ilscal ye ti show
a In Ung oil' i I nearly $,"i tit i) tidO, 1 hi .
tho;;*1 ".i midi liquors have lin ? a ed ?on! .
i;.-. I! eel pt 3 lr ni i b i co coiiii
ere;, o and not ll little i l tho ila :e ?I . i
to 11 ii treltCS, The total hil?i i l i ir? n . :
reei ii. v. ill sllOW a I .ii:;-.' nil bi ..... ul
;??\? 11,000.
. M. rried women at ('iiiifuinu, Tex . are |
said t.. frequently lake Iii th i i lu in
mule attire, A young cul ni Did hts >
nm! home lu : ?ie polie.' while masquer ;
tug in innle alli <.. Wilco J ri was 1 :
togrnphed hi her brother's sptini still l'or'
l'un, and the picture has rubed a prellj
scandal. Minion I?i( ?ass county
farm hoy, has turned .-ut t.. bo a burn girl.
She wore trousers for a yen her.tv discov
ered.
_ I..numerable lires are lacie ! Ill tho |
rle.-- ned woods bf the drouth stricken - 0
tioi 10I Northern Illinois, Wisconsin and
Michigan. No loss 1 ! lifo has laen n
ported, nor very heavy lo-s of property in
any particular locality, bul the a ,1. . .v
h? . are hinnon80, and the gravity of the
.situation In s In the condition of tho conn
try. in several Instances inhabitants ol
towns and villages have been oliHgcd lo
fight tho liam? ?11 the woods upon tho
very linn's oi their settlements.
The statement pr. pared nt tho Interior
Department, Washington, shov s that from
January 10, 18S?, lo Inly, 1880, lhere were
205 civil service appointments made hi Hint
department, exclusive of 27 transfers and
one reinstatement, Of this mimbi r2d wen
rroni Pennsylvania, 22 from New York, 21
from Illinois, lil from Indiana, 17 from
ohio, 11 from Tennessee, lo from Mai \ I nd
and 10 from the District of Columbia; ?
each Hom Massachusetts, Iowa, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Miss.mii. Virginia, Wisconsin,
and ii each from Mississippi, Michigan,
Alabama and Texas.
Mrs. Langtry indignantly denies that her
hair is variegated and that du; enamels her
face. To convince n reporter she knelt nu
der the BOfl light Of Six Wa.X tapers ? nd un
loosed tho snood which imprisoned hir
luxuriant chestnut locks. They fi ll In a
Hood over her beautiful neck and bathed
her plump, warm shoulders willi their
waves of unbroken brown, which rippled
down lo her silver girdle Then she
brought her beautiful face Into delicious
proximity to tho blushing reporter and
asked hun if he cou ld see the slightest
trace of enamel. Ho Wits thoroughly COU
vlnced thal tho Lily had laen slandered.
Thc President will leave W i hlllgtoil tho
last week in September, going lo Si Louis,
by way of I nd lana polls, ile will spent!
two days at St. Louis and go from tin re lo
Chicago, Milwaukee, Mallison, st. Paul,
.Minneapolis. Kansas City, M in pl ils, Nash'
ville and Atlanta, n.hhlg tho hiller 1 lace
In time to meet hi : emt igomoni for ( tetohur
is. Ho will go by ordinary lino of travel
between the places nnuiCU, and his fixed
appointment will preclude anv diver fOIICC
from the route lo visit Other rd hs. All in
vitations outside Of il will have to be dc
[?lined.
"The leprous dlslilmont, whose . H oc t
Holds such an enmity with bleed of moil,
Thai,swift as quicksilver, lt com sea t hrough
Tho natural gates and alloys - ?f tho liody,
und causes thc skin to become "harki :
?bout, most lazar like, with vile and loath
?onie crust." Such arc tho effects 1 I li
used and morbid hilo, tho only ftfitM
ror which is to cleanse and regulate thq
?vcr-an olllco admirably performed bv
Or. Pierce's "Golden Medical Dlscovory,^'
--- i
Hobt Lee, son of Mr. John A. BowetS, 1
if Plcnsunt HUI, Lancaster conntyj was
brown from a horse Just Sunday was a
veek ngo, and falling iigalnst a wagon 1
ipoke broke his right arin. 1
, ! n m, ? .'
v> ll\ nm\AI>OKH8l?AUK L.A.HUKCITIK8.
A few yours ago un oxport otuployod
by tho United States Sigual Servico do
olan d tbivt there was uo oonooivablo roa
non why a tornado should aparo a largo
oifcy. Uo oven wont so far os to say that
Ll was possible that a funnel-shaped
oloud would ono day atriko Now York,
.. r< ul ;. g tho city and twisting tho groat
yu bridge into a corkscrew. Tho
gu Inter-Ocean hikes a different
? ? starting out with tho assumption
immunity enjoyed by largo cities
in tho pn ii ia Bohd ground for tho boliof
ie is no danger to bo apprehend
ed. Ll ts, nevertheless, admitted that a
aerial shaft having n diameter
of feet, and moving ut tho ruto of
81 mil? s au hour would crush tho most
?ul tautial buildings liko BO many ogg?
?hell?. The Intor-Ocoun says:
..Tho reason is very plain, and may bo
easily understood, even by people un
v, ri ed iu . oi< antic lore. Tho tornado at
tlu outset Ls a simple, whirling shaft of
?ur, caused, as we believe, by tho wind
euri outs from nearly opposite directions,
of um (pml temperature and different
v (greca of humidity. When it is fairly
blurted on it.; course it generates im
quantitics of electric iluid. In
net b eon.ea a ?swiftly moving dynamo,
generating enough electricity to make
it Luminous, and leaving ovidenoe of tho
burning Huid in its pathway, lt is tho
theory of soino who uavo written on tho
Nubjecl thal tho tornado is primarily
caused by electric action, but this wo
think is au error. Thc mistake is in
placing thc effect for tho cause. Jiut it
i , certain that alter its inception clectri
isi . ia ; ? norated, and that tho subtle
ll ml b< comos one of tho most important
fi otors of its destructive forco.
1 . i '.r sing over the country, tho tornado
follows tho general trend of tho larger
'. nie storm, or area of low pressure,
i II ya tho natural law of all bodies in
oil, moving in the direction of tho
I a t resistance. A mountain, or other
c .nsidorablu elevation of land, will break
il up or turn it aside. A city like Chi
cago presents an obstado sufficient to
repel tho electrified meteorito und turn
it to right or left. Tho city bristles with
rods and spires, and is covered by a net
ting ot olootrie wires. These, together
w it h the vast aggregation ot motulicstruc
tures, disarm thunder clouds of their
destructive force, and at tho samo time
( viileutly tend to repel tho moro highly
t IcotriQcd tornado. It is well known
II il death or damage hy lightning is of
very r ue occurrence in the centre of any
considerable city. Thc bolts may striko
in tho .suburbs, but if they descend in
lin -it v tin y aro arrested by much more
swill ness and certainty than a depredator
\ caught by 'tho best.' "
However consoling all this may be U)
tho dwi lit rs m largo cities, und however
atroug the temptation to swallow thc
theory u hole, there still remoins u very
interesting question-how largo must a
cit} bo to turn libido a woll-dcvoloped
tornado'/
< lue thing, at least, seems to bo OStab
lu il, In tho smaller towns it has been
ind that buildings constructed of solid
masonry and good brick, put together in
n ivorkmanliko tnanuor, resisted tho
I : ol thu most violent ?torios. (?ood
dings, tliereforo, alford some proteo
J lie tact that no structure will ro
is! < : mm ol air whirling along nt the
to ol . ' io.l.s au hear .should not
ih ter people from building their houses
I '. per manner. A tornado that
... il troy a well-built house is no moro
thc probabilities iu this latitude
II .. i a destructivo earthquake.
liuC'wttun Movement.
N w 1 m k Financial Chronicle, in I
ol tlu atovomont of tho cotton
crop foi i week ending on tho night
>. iys that tho total receipts
' . IO!) hales, against 2.?S1
t, 3,205 bales the pro
: i 1,000 hides throe weeks
tho total receipts siuco
: tomb r, 1880, 5,21 n '., 178 bales,
i00,20(i hales for tho sumo
0, I .owing a decreasesiuco
I, 1880, of lui?,UH balee,
qiorts for tho week reach a total
bales, of which lT.ti?u were tc
Lin . i itain, 87 to France, and '2,'Jot;
to tho i rt of the continent. Tho t ihd
foi t< rward delivery for tho week
!i?,!)00 bales. For immediate do
ivory lin total Miles foot np 10,'?lo
.deluding 0,217 for export and
II for home consumption.
L'l o imports into continental ports
! .: till Week have been 20,000 bales.
an s indicate au increase in
thi . itton in sight of 7;t,t)t)() bales as
?pared with the samo iluto of 18bt?,
ol 10,810 bales as compared
wil . tho corresponding dato of 18M5,
aud tl di crease of 357,010 bales us com
pared with issi.
1 ho ld interior stocka have decreased
dining tho week 710 l?ales, nial were,
Friday night, 23,509 bales less than at
the enmo period last year. The receipts
at tin sanio towns have been 2,893 bules
I limn the same week last year, und
si:;.-. September 1 tho receipts at all the
ivu aro 1*3,700 balea less than for the
same time in 1885- 0.
total receipts from the plunhi
ti sinoo 1st September, issn, uro
5,181,180 bales; in 1885 0 were 5,840,208
bul. .-; it? 1881 ? w?re 1,710,571 bales.
Aldo ugh tho receipts ut tho outnorts for
tho past week wore 1,109 huies, tho actual
movement from the plantations was only
hales, tho balanoe being token from
the ..locks at the interior towns, Ijost
year the receipts from tho plantations
for the same week wero - bales, aud
for 1885 they were 2,710 bales. Tho da
cron < in amount in sight Friday night,
as compared with lust year, ia 106,37J
bales, the Increase as compared with
L88J 5 is M9.882 bales, and tho increase
over 1883 1 i? 716,009 bules.
'i he Chronicle says that tho sp?cula
tion in cotton for futuro dolivery at Now
"i oi k has been fairly active for tho woek
under review, and the course of prices
iias lluotuatod so f hurply and widely as
OS to afford the regular room traders full
. po tor the employment of their peca
liar tactics, There was a considerable
deonne on Saturday, as tho adverse ro
L>orts fron? Hie growing crop lucked con
tinuation; but mi Monday tho reports
from Georgia and tho Carolinas that
ht n v y rams had caused Hoods, with con
nu.od dry weather in parts of Texas,
caused a buoyant market. Cu Tuesday
tho failure of Liverpool to respond to
our advanco was attended by a decline,
and u further yielding of vuluon on
vVodnosday morning was followed by u
quick and full recovery on reports of u
re li ?ral of heavy rains in tho sections
e ?ve named. On Thursday tho market
\..is unsettled, without important change,
but made some ad vance in tho hitor doal
wheu tho speculation was quite
strong. Friday the market was variable
lind without important chango. Cotton
on the spot mot with a modorato de
rnand for homo consumption. There
D declino of 8-lflo. on Saturday last.
1 ridi > tl ? io was a fair business for home
i r In n on tho basis of 10c. for
middling uplands.
??sngo of beef b only ten cent?
. ubeno, anti Is the most sHitofaotory thing
wi i a. tl] to give boys going tUhlog.
Torry's Lucky Wittow.
Thero is a long and curious story bo
bind tho announcement mado, with a
good deal of sensational flourish, that a
fortuno of $7,000.000 oas boon left to
Mrs. Kate LoulSO Torry hy her Into hits?
band, Ivau Potro Torry, who died in
Paris, wlioro tho lucky widow is still
living. Tho $7,000.01)0 will probably
ho out dowu a good deal, hut if Ibo for
tune roaches half that sum Mrs. Terry
is an extraordinarily fortunato woman.
Of tho lady tho Hartford Times says:
Hor lifo up to tho prosont time, if ac
curately dopictod in a novel, would
ma ki- interesting randing. Kate Louise,
Norman (lier maldon name) carno
hillier from Eugland in childhood with
hor father, who Bottled in Brooklyn,
and ovontually booamo a jU<lg0 there.
Sho is uow about 82 years of age, hand
some, ot good figure, and a stylo that
has a good doal of dash in it. lt was
to her good looks and hor stylo thal sin;
owed hor court-room marriage to Ivan
P. Torry, Boforo that sho had hoon tho
wifo of tho notorious bank burglar.
Charley Bullard, who is now sahl to bo
serving a longterm of imprisonment in
Bolgiuin. Tho marriage to Bullard took
plsoo in England, whore she was visit
ing, when sho was about 1G years old
Billiard then wont by tho name ol
Charles Wells. Ho was a smart follow.
With a lino address and plenty of sui lid
ing money, and tho girl ho mar rh il
knew nothing about his rottl character.
Ho took her to Paris, where ho opened
a sort of American bar-room on a
showy scalo, and installed his pretty
young wife ns cashier. Sho naturally
attracted a good deal of notice, and tho.
ventura prospered for a while. Hilliard
gavo it up, however, and brought his
wife to Now York, lt was then sho
found out who ami what ho was.
Anothor wife soon turned up, and the
couple separated, never to meet again.
Thc second wifo took her two children
and wont off on her own account. How
sho lived till she mot Terry does not
appear to bo known. Ho was tho son
ol a millionaire sugar-planter in Culm,
and had ninda some money himself.
Thoy wore married without any loss of
timo, hut tho subsequent proceedings
wero not entirely harmonious, A num
ber of little unpleasantnesses ooctirrod,
and lcd up tinnily to a polico-court sen
sation. Mrs. Torry was of a decidedly
jealous turn, and once oil going through
hor husband's pockots, niter tho manner
of wideawake wives, she found u gush
ing letter from a young woman explain
ing why a certain appointment was not
kept. It is needless to say that tho let
ter did not linprovo Mrs. Terry's state
of mind. After thinking a while she
set n trap for tho young woman, aud
(aught her in it. Thou she called on
her at her homo to givo her a talking
to, and got turned out for la t pains.
That warmed her up still more, and her
next step was to niako a charge against
tin; young woman of appropriating cer
tain money that she said sho missed.
Thon caine tho polico-court sensation,
in which tho two women played prom
inent parts, and which tho roporlors
had a tino timo writing up. After a
great deal of wrangling die charge was
dismissed, and tho second woman, a
Miss Alwood, soon u.'icr retaliated by
suing Mrs. Terry for slander. Sho
claimed $25,000 damages, and a jury
awarded her $300, but as Mrs. Terry
had no property in her name to levy tin
tho judgment is still unpaid. Miss Al
wood will try pretty hurd lo collect it
when Mrs. Torry returns to Now York
ns a millionaire widow, if she docs re
turn, lier husband's will has booti ie
ceived there for probate, and sha will
probably follow it. Tho unborn child
is expected next month.
.\ 1'orrrcllon.
Mr, E. H. Mallock, agen! foi tho 1 >r
Harter Medicine Company, ol Mt. Louis,
to whom attention has been < ulled hy tho
Orangcburg Times and Demoemi, which
piece we published in our last Issue, warn
lng tho people against bini : un ? uomy 1 1
the South, visited our lowii last k
Mr. Mallock appears to bc 11 mun of ::i lc isl
fifty years, ls quiet, unassuming mal mild
in lila manners, and his conduct io Malian
was in every respect perfectly in kecpinu
with that of a gentleman. Mo i- 11 nativo
of Pennsylvania, lived for M.me ycuisin
Iowa, but had resided Willi his failli
Greenville, Tennessee, ever since tho war,
is a Democrat and always lins been. 'I ho
explanation he gives ol the attack satisfies
us that it was a picea of sj.?te on ti;.' nari . :
a debtor, with w hom ho had sonic diillcnliy
about money matters The worst thing wu
hoard bim say on politics and men was
that wo of tho South would lin vo n bet lei
opinionio .John Sherman if wc knew him
bolter. Wo behove 1 tun the genera) heat'
lng of .Mr. Mallock, Hint lils story h tho
true one, and WC uro not alone .ii our bel lof,
in Marion-Marion Ind
Living on t urill' ? llloo I,
Thc sloop .Sarah, owned and ci inionildcd
by Abraham Ba jar im, V ft M uk? j 1, S i:.
July %fi, The vessel had oil hon I ll tho I up
tain, his wile and children and nie . nilli
Superintendent Hale, of the Balthnon
Copper Mill nt Santa Mosa, und n crew ol
live men. While between San Pi dm ru :
Marline/ tho vessel was struck hy n h aw
surf mid capsized. All on hoard polished
excepting the captain, three sailors mid 11
boy. who Bayed themselves hy cl lill hi ll ; oil
tho bottom of the sloop. On July Ot) two
of the sailors became crazy and Said llicj
wore going ashore and Immediately plunged
ovorbonrd They had no sooner struck
the water than the sharks devoured thc in
Tho captain, one sailor and thc boy tc
mainod on the bottom of tho vessel eight
days, sustaining lifo by catch in ii mn!, s
that would come m ar and sui king lue
blood. They w ere rex ned io a most ; ;
able condition by the sloop lb fug? e.
The ?VAM lt ttl cn About Coll?n Wright?,
OwlOg to a now regulation of the N'en
York cotton exchange on and after Sop
(ember I, ins:, cotton huyors in all Inti dor
towns will deduct from hales weighing
under Ino pounds i cent |>er pound; under
???"id pounds I per pound; and packages loss
than 800 pounds are not considered hale*
and uro therefore unmerchantable, Tho
glenora and formers w ill do well to note
this fact In putting up their cotton. They
will also lind il to their interest to hu i, { ,
tho general nvoragO of their bales, nfl tho
heavy weight of indes frdm Ibo Son'h v.. st,
ia In addition to tho Superior staple, an ad
dltlonal inducement tor Northern and
Klimpe an spinners to give th. ir orders to
that .section. Thia ls an Importna! malte
IO tho ginncra and farmers, and should r<
Celvo their attention.
- 4?? -
\ Daughter nm* Uer Motin r.
A special from Lawrence. Kansai jayi
Saturday Mn. .Mary Paulin oil, a l .
arrived m OswegO from AllgUtta, Kai - .
intending to take up her K si ICM , wi li in 1
daughter, .Mrs. Harvey Willis. Al ul
day or two the old holy quarreled willi III .
daugbtoi who wanted to got possofslon ' I
her mother's money, n considerable MUH
Monday morning tho two women h
disgraceful quarrel, la which Mrs Willis ?
^robbed her mother hy tho hair, I bro? lu
violently to tho floor and h -at und ki k
her until sho became unconscious. (1
lew hours tho injured woman died fri tn
tho effects of her Injin io?. She died w h Ic
Helming a will to exclude her unnatural
laughter from receiving any of her pron
?rty. Mrs. Willis was arrested.
An Awkward [UIHIMHC.
The other day a young lady I? ibis eily,
while en.jed In giving a pig hu? twlsl to
nor luxuriuul tretacs, created coosldorablo
oxctictnoul lo Ino family olrolo by dropping
a rod hot pIpc-?tcni down lier li?cki Foi)
eomo momcalstho victim waa ?s lively aa if
?bo had swallowed ? pickle wlthou.1 blooping
to bite off il" stem, and ?a first ibero wore
serious thoughts of turning out tko Aro de '
purtmontauu starling tho steam pump nt j
tho Station. Gradually, however, the lieut
BU balded. :.nd the young holy wos tenderly
laid on i< e . nd pronounced out of danger
by ooinpctcul judges,
lllxlOUl lor ti I'lght,
A Purls dispatch saya Print e Krupotkhio
has v. t iti'u un iud'gntiut letter to Roche-1
fort, protesting sguinsl llioeMliui'ltism of
Republican Franco f ir Kiitkoir. Ito 1?
fort H I U ios lo publish tho leltei',which hu
boga lo bo excused from endorsing, though
ho says thal us i Socialist ho agrees willi Ita
contentai He concludes nb rofcrcueo to
tho lotter willi this comment: ''Who sholl
any Hud wo will u<'t ho compelled Ui tulk
Oermltn In our old divs .' Anybody who
will savo US from (hut sllllltlO will ho
worthy of 'ftllludc."
A NAMELESS CASK.
My caso lins boen a vory curious ono
for about thirteen year". At intends ot
about ? no wet k I would bo ottaoked with
spells of Bovoro and moat excruciating
pain, always commencing in tho region
ol' my kiduovs. 'Thc pain would, then go
upwards and nfieot my body and head,
and scorned lo ponotrato my very eye?
bulb, ovating the most intense suli. ruifr,
lasting about oigkl hours each spell.
I resorted to all kinds of medicine
without beni lit. Several dootolStreated
my ouse, but nono gave relief. 1 dually
used 13. P. P. ns au experiment, and lo
my utter astonish mont all pun and suf
forlllg vanished utter using three doses.
To tho pri rent time I haVO used three
bottles, and not a pain has ever return
ed. I do not Unow w hat was the matti r,
neither coul l my physician name tho
oomplaint. Tho l>. li, li. acted liuoly
and powerfully upon my kidneys; my
appetite Ii is bi en splendid and my con
stitution built up rapidly,
lt, THOMAS,
Constitution, Qa., May .;, 1800.
Unimpeached Integrity,
I am BC, Uroko down twelve yon rs
ago, and have not been able to work
sinei. llave lost proper action of my
hips and logs, for llvo ye n.! scrofulous
sores havo appeared on my sculp and;
nose, and at sumo timi my eyesight bo- ?
gan to fall, and for three youri have boon
comparatively blind, liavo been trcatc ll
by eminent physicians of dillon ni
s di. ol.-, without a cu: -'. 1 bavo lukcij
Ive boltli of l'. I), li. (made at Atlanta,
Cia.) and all scr nions sores tn- giadu
illy healing, lnllammalioii about ny
eyes has disappeared and lhere ia ?omi
improvement in my vision. Am very
much benditi land rolioved and bo inj
to feel like a boy again --foci good. M\
Kin ngth and activity aro roturniiig in my
legs and hips. Tho li, ll. li, ucla vij i
otisly upon my kidneys, ami tho grcal
t] um i ti ty Ol matte) Ulai hits been forced
out through the skin ia ntl ri;,* incredi
ble, oft ii so Olli hsiv? ?ti odor as to j ro?
' lice nausea. I efer to all business men
: CnO runge, ? ia. I*. IhuiiMni.b.
LiCIrange, ii..., .hu;-;. y j.:, !iii,
Mi wi; ile .>e uni Information lU-o'it tho
.Uso (out our? Of Dlood Colson* pcibfitlu i i
K-rofutO <HWl ||||lgs I leeiH sot,.,, I ?.email 1
t e, ? l in y i oinplulut ii < atnrr . eto.eau |
BOCO ula undi fit o, a copy our W pao Uh.r
lt . Hool? ol woiub'ls, illicit Willi ino mud
\M?II.t.? mi not Bturtlhig emu ever huton
?.no iii. Allin- s.. bb "i, B.vi v, . a..
Atlanta, on
III- \. ..!
m.il e II
OIIUI-.
Health
MUM
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. I '.wi; \ COUNTY, Vt. c.
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r i ho im i proporth
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ami nil
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if lOCollun ii
IA VHS "Ct I.MPM?T13,
? or \ '. m amt Hoi i Minim;, i?.
v ..!? i ?Oin iii- limul ,,| v.iei
mii.li nu ula ii. p< i o rsi ( i es \\ un i
is, W|lu io. i ?i mn m>.
Du. 13, ?. ELLIOTT A HON,
Propriotors.
ON Ii Ol lill: I INKS'I KKSOIWS IN
i in; NU ru,
tho All-Heiling ?feral Spring*, |
GASTON COUNTY, N. c. >J
Tl i.-- ologant Sunni . r Iteaorl ia nov
open. Accommodation equal to tin 1 it
Elevation 'J,000 f<. t abovo sea i . I,
Hates $?.00 per day, $10.()0 and $12.01
por week. For circulars or informatioi
addrosa th. propi ii tors.
COZ/CN s A THOMAS,
Alt-Healing P, O.
PEACE INSTITUTE.
H-n loigli, 1ST. O.
Toe Pail ?esslon com meneos on tho rli ?*i
tn. I't.-miit-i- (. i o day;, und ? ml
i i.o m ? nolnoAtlnv m Juno, i -s.i
i.s. iv ilepaninontnf Infuriation nilcd iv
oxporloie.. ,, ,? nrooiniMlAlied toichom *
uuiiiiiiig thu laruoiil ?o .1 ines- tiio-oiiMiiiv
?lUjPpetllotj . -tue. Ilcatod by ? o? ? ?
tudj null ll [btod by - ie. irloliy
rajuny."1 '"" 8 f01 ,w" " nooro . ~i,u"
Km i irotilara mid i alalogiio.
AddresSi
Kev. a. BURWELL & SON,
J'dya wm tULKitiit, s, u
J?ESBEf?S THE FAQH ff
BANGER ^?IxIFIi
IZA LINIMENT PCRFICTIY
rmWMONTHS.OSf O?c coHnne??t m
setvn r on HOOK TO MOT HC i VJ .'
jH?i ?0F3 11 T)'RE QU L?T0R Cb.
fe*_AT LA Pi rA.^^T^Z?
Klioerln?, me i luio'ir *.
V\ l'arn!*r> and Mut Hunt
i - pi. djRlii?. iron hnt
'. ' ? -, 'l.>iit'l*ritrmlonur
"iiinU^i f lrrln uni) tK.fni
cvt. X'lrciilnr ir.-o
C. CTIIIRV^I
. vCTlt'
i ui.s AM. iiuai.'??,
r,.om ? common ?iiotcii, or irruption,
. rotula.' SalT-rfieum,
. ?r-nore?,? Scaly or Koukfi
?kill. JM Bliort, i'll discuses onused by Dad
. ' .,b; this noworM purl
? . . ' . ici .heine. ?WM
L ntiiiK Wlcom rapidly Leal under tts bo
in iv o. K V v dil lia? lt lim.dlcHtcd
ii? relier? HOBO KIU.II,
>,":,, ICK, Sot o Iyes, ioVff
Sorea mu? SwolllMfB. Ml?
"i,it . s Wblto Swelling*.
"., Jro, . 4.i. n Nock,and r-iilnrRcd
RlniitlH. . nd ten cents lu stamps ror a
huiro trontlse, wltti colored plateo, on Skin
l)I8,.iv8cs or tuc .-.lin'' amount foi a treatlso
,,:?^i^:!o,KMM??>,n?s rrtt. Lint?
Thoroughly oleum? lt l<v imiiiR Or. IMerec'?
t.ol do ii Medlenl ?Uno vory, aud food
11?CHIlon, i? mn- "kliii ??{?>'????
ltojiiud vital .trougtI-*wHI h. established,
CONSUMPTION,
which ta Scrofula of tito I.iiiiRfl, ls nr
I .i mid cu roil by this remedy. If TttRon bo
f ,iv> thc last Btngesol tho rtteoasc nra renolied.
i ni ita nuirvcloiiB |K>wor over this terribly
t ,l disease, '.'n u liif-t offering this now
-, ; .bruted n in ily to tho public Dr. FIBROM
, ..i . niling it Ms "Con*
nuiiiulloii dire,*1 i on nbimdoiied ilmt
naino as too limited for ll medicine widen,
i . ;,, ..... \i i ii l-ini coinlilnutloii ot tonic,or
ilion tier, nh intlve, or blood-cleansing,
ii,, in, i oini. mid nutritivo proper?
,, i ia uiicni P, not E ? reniwiy for
, iniptinn, for lill Chronic IJIB
OUHOfl of tho
livor, bijei ?n? Lungs.
ir ! Ml, drowsy, debilitated, nave
. ||o -color ;iu, or yellowish-brown spots
on fuco or bodv, Ircquerfl tieadaolio qr alni
i .-H:. bad tuBlc 111 mouth, interiinl lient or
i Ills, nil 'rn . In : willi I? . >i llushes, low ?puits
- ,.i ? |,i inv fi ii i mihins, irregular npiietlte,
mid touted tongue, you nra Buttering from
EndltfCMtloil, ?>? spcpNln, und Torpid
1.1 vcr, or " Mlfloii*uio?a?M bi many
i iscs only part ol tin io symptoms ure expe
rienced. * As n remedy tor nil such enws.
Pr. I? lorre Vi Holden medical Dis
co very ls IUIHIII pu ? .< d,
ter Wonk D,ti linn. Spilling of
ttlood, Sbortno?H ol' Hi ? ?nil, tri on
, . itlHj \ si ?? lilli, SCVOr? i ?.io; lo, nilli
i ; foe lon , ll i-; un ofllclcnt remedy,
?. nv tniruoisTu. ul $1.00, or SIX
P . rt.KH for 95.00,
uta i:i stninpis for Dr. Pierce's
. it|!( nu i un 'iniption. Address,
,. n''? k>l?ipetiRnry BI od leal A??n.
chilton, QtiU .'.lain Street, ile Kl AI.O, N. Y,
i $500 REWARD
i-t offered hy the proprietors
. ?i Dr. Sago's Catarrh Itcinedy
\ "'* g foi' il ease of eal.n i li which
, ' ?-JK? > thoy cannot cine. If you
? '.**> < hnvo a discharge from tho
i , ffcnslvo or otherwise, partial i'>*s of
> nell, taste, or healing, wonk . yes, dull pulu
, : ressuro iii head, von bnvo Catarrh. Thou
in! i t eases ti rmlnuto In consumption.
i r Sligo's ('ATA mill ItiiMKDY cures I ho worst
. neaol Cuturrli. **Cold In tho Hoad,"
ii ul Cutm-i-li.il i : i ol.o tie. 60 coats.
E. VAN WINKLE & GO.
COTTON Glr?S and PRESSES,
Coi (ou V o l Oil Mill*. Cotton Need
Lintern, Cn; ?HUI?, Sn* .'milln,
Hhul'tliifr, IMlllrys, llHiiKfru,
lid milts r.iui CAN lt us*,
t' .l.i, ., und links.
E. VAN WINKLE CO., Akanta. Qa.
E. Van Winkls & Co.,
Holt 83, A TLANTA. OA.
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