The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 11, 1888, Image 4
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Youthful nn.i hasty ?nd foolish, bul Ita m .
Slio wu* II lone awl --" Wltchlllgly pretty :
fl I O?I I'll/. I oyos itiul :i rotrousaii "? .
Cheeks lik<' ili<* leavi ?of a deep-bliisldnn von*,
I.I|I8 Hiat 1 IllOllgbl IIIir-tit bli l-lliUiUIMg j
willy.
Youthful aad hasty Anti foolish, bul thai
VmiiiKsiiTH fall backward when wisdom I?
va ucea!
Snell n SUM 11 mask with goniC lUao-? 0 work,
Snell ll WOO cliln ivlioro Ibo d?iuplcg IVOII'll
link,
Suob roguish sm I loa nial such kittenish
glances!
youthful anti hasty nial foolish, bul Han.
Poiiiuiu's disciples BOO mu ny ? tl?! facesi
Will we iw>> mool iii Iho MUIH? way ii?iinii
Youthful mi.i hasty a isl foolish, bul mon
{Sile UNIS a QIIOOII in ;i na ao l of noes.
- Ile Will S . n v, 111 Tho .in ...
Mi'. .Sweeney's Cal.
Robert Ormsby Swccuoy is a druggist
of St. Paul; anti though a rcoi nt chrono- j
logical record rovonls the fact that ho ?a
a direct doHCOildnnt ol :i sut'c-cnoilgh '
king, and though there is mighty goo I
purple? royal blood in his vein - t', i
dales back where ki uga usod to Inn
something to do to carn their salary, li I
goes right on with his regular bttsim
selling drugs at tho groat saeriilec whic i j
druggists will make sometimes in 01
to place their goods within lite reach ol
all.
As soon asl leann ii that Mr. Swoonoy j
hud barely escaped hoing a now.I
head. I got acquainted ? ah liim and
tried tochcor him np. ami I tobi him
that people wouldn't hold Iii ti ill nu
way responsible, and that, a- it ll ail I) I |
jdiown itself in his family for year ;, ho j
might perhaps finally wear it out.
lie isa mighty pleasant nam anyhow, |
mid yon can have just as much I lt) with |
him ns you could with a mau who dido" 1
have any royal blood in hts veins.
lint 1 was going to speak more ii ;
particular about Mr. Swconoy's cat. Mr. i
Sweeney had a large eat named Dr. I
Mary Walker, of which he wis very |
fond. Dr. Mary Walker remained tu !
tho drug-store all Iho time, and WI |
known all over St. Paul as a quiet and
reserved cat. If Dr. Marv Walloa- tool,
in thc town after oflico flours nobody
seemed to know anything about it- She
would bc around bright and cheerful
tho next morning, and attend to her
duties al tho .store just as though mail
ing whatovor had ever happened.
Ono day last Bummer Mr. Swoonoy
loft a large plate of lly-paper with wil
leroo it in thc window, hoping io gath
or in a few quarts ot Hies in a deceased
state. Dr. Marv Walker used to go lo
'his window during the afternoon and
look out on thc busy ft root while .she
?allied un pleasant memories of hor past
life. That afternoon sho thought sin
would call up sonic more memories, so
elie went over on thc counter, and from
lhere jumped down on the wimbi-,
landing with all four feet in thc pinto
of fly-paper.
At litet she regarded it as a juke and
treiUed tho matter very lightly, bm lalor
on she observed that the lly-paper stuck
to her feet With great toil licit)' of pur
pose. TIlOSO who have llover seen tho
look of surprise and (loi p sorrow that a
cat wcaro when she linds herself gined
to a wdiolo shoot of fly-parfor cannot
fully appreciate thc way Dr. Mary
Walker felt. She ditl not dash wildly
through a $160 plate-glass window, as
Koino cats would have done. Shu con
trolled herself, and acted in thc coolest
manner, though you could have soon
thal mentally she BU Herod iutouseiy.
She sat down a moment to more fully
outline a plan for thc fllllll'O. In doing
60 sho made a great mistake. Thc gest
ure resulted in gluing thc fly-paper to
her person in such a way that tho edge
turned up behind hui-ia tho most abrupt
manner and caused her groat Incon
venience. "
Some one at that lime laughed ina
coarse and heartless way, and 1 wash
you cou! I have seen the look of pain
?hat D . Mary Walker gave him.
Then she went away. Sho dui not a..
around thc proscription oaso as thc res I
of ur, did. bul strolled through the mid
dle o? il, and so on out through thc
?jla.ss door at tho rear of thc store. Wo
. lid not seo her <j;o through thc glass
door, bul wc. found pieces of fly-paper
and fur on Juc ragged edges of a largo
aperture in the glass and wo kind ol
jumped at thc conclusion that Dr. Mary
Walker had taken thai direction in re
tiring from tho room.
Dr. Mary Walker never returned to
St. Taid, and her exact whereabouts an
not known, though every effort wai
made to lind her. Fragments of lly-pa
per and brindle hair were found as far
west as thc Yellowstone National Park,
and as far north as thc iiritisn Uno, bm
the Doctor herself was not found. My
own theory is, that if she turned hor
bow to the wc so as to catch thc strong
eaatcrly palo . her quarter, with tho
sail she had set and her tail pointing
directly toward the /.onitli, tho chances
for Dr. Mary Walker's immediate re
turn arc extremely lon. Jilli .Xyc.
Cyclorama Foregrounds.
W hoo a hattlo panorama, or cyclo
rama, is to he set np, thc material for
tho foreground is always prepared be
fore t'ne receipt of tho picture. Thc
chief artist and tho mechanical con
structor of the platforms, following tho
irregular lines indicated both on tho
first drawing and tho panorama. All
tho lumber that is used is trialled with lt
composition of silicate to keep out
moisture, and to make it lire-proof.
Hundreds of loads of earth have DOO ll
carried into tho building; quantities of
lumber, trees both living and dead, to
gether with a collection of fence-rails,
bushes, sods, h>gs. Band, and a variety
of camp equipage aro piled about,
ready for uso. The platforms aro
groundwork, for (ho oarth and sod,
which aro very skillfully joined to their
painted semblances on tho canvas;
bushes and trees aro planted; earth
works and log-camps aro built;-every
thing is dono with careful intent to
mako tho foreground and painting ap
pear as one whole landscape, and so to
join the two in meaning and color ns to
mako it nearly impossible for a spccta?
tator lo determine nt any point which
is tho real and which (he painted scene.
This work calls for very careful judg
ment, as it is necessary to anti le tho ex
act relation in size Willoh real objects
shall boar to those in thc painting. An
ordinary cap or hat placed upon tho
foreground near thc eanvas would scorn
prodigious, though (he saino hat, (brown
upon tho ground nour the platform OC
cupiod by tho spectator, would nut :?!?
tract notice. Tho entire foreground
must, (hereforo, be arranged lo aid the
perspective of tho painting, so that when
tho panorama is ready for exhibition,
even tho artist, who has constantly la
bored to attain that very result, linds
difficulty in realizing thal tho sce.no
aproad boforo him is painted upon can
vas which hangs vertically but forty
feet distant front his oyo. - - 'Jtheodore U.
DavM,t in Si. Nicholas.
Desprl bl nt tho "taking of tho town''
dickinson, J). T., hy a parly of cowboys
he Bismarck Tt'ibutu laysi Moro mon?
iy was thrown over thc bars and conn
ers in two hours than ls spent to an
rdioary business center in a week. "
..ggg ..
Torry'H Lucky Widow?
Thoro Is a long and curious story be
hool 'ho announcement made, with n
?00il ? il of sensational flourish, thal a
fortuno of $7.000,000 hos boon left te
Mrs. Kale Louise 'l orry hy her lalo hus
bend, Ivan Petro Terry, who died in
Paris, where tho lucky widow is still
living. Tito $7,000.000 will probably
be OUt down a good deal, but if Ibo for
tune reaehes half that .MUM Mrs, 'Terry
is an extraordinarily fortunato woman.
Of tho lady the Hartford Times says:
lier bio np to tho present time, if ac?
comicly deptotod in a novel, would
nut leo Interesting rondiug. Kate Louise
Norman (her maldon name) came
hither from England in childhood with
her father, who settled in Brooklyn,
and. .*vontu ally boca mo a judge there.
She is now about '.>- years of ugo, hand*
some, of good ligero, aud a style that
has a good deal of dash in it. ll was
to hot' good look:- aad har .-.lylo that she.
. bur court-room marriage to Ivan
:'. 1 ei ta. I lof oro Hint she had been tho
wifo of llio notorious bank burglar,
i In r v billiard, who is now ?aid to bo
ig ti long torin of imprisonment in
nu. Tho marriage to Dullard took
i no IM Knglr.lld, where she wats visit*
mg, when silo was about 1G years old.
Hilliard Ilion went by the name ol
('! . los Weih. Ho was a smart fellow,
with a Uno address and plenty of spend
ing money, an.t tho <rirl ho married
knew nothing about his real character,
lit look her lo Paris, where ho opened
a Kort of American bar-room on n
showy seale, and installed his pretty
yoting " ile as cashier. She naturally
attracted n good deal of notice, und tho
venture prospered for a while, billiard
gave it up, however, ami brought his
wife to New York, ll was then sho
found out who and wdiat hfl was.
Another wile soon turned up, and tho
couple soparated, never to meet again.
Tito second wife took her two children
and wont off on her own account. How
she lived till she met Terry does not
appear to be know n. He svas tho son
ol tt millionaire sugar-planter m Cuba,
aaa had made some money himself,
t hey were married w ithout any loss of
.. bul tho subsequent procoodings
r ero not entirely harmonious. A mun
' r of little unpleasantnesses occurred,
and led up finally to a policc-COttrl BOU
sutlou. Mrs. Terry w as of n decidedly
jealous turn, ami once on going through
her husband's pockets, nf tor tho manner
ol wideawake wives, she found a gush
ing letter from a yoting woman explain
ing why a cort alu appointment was not
kept. It ia needless to say that tIto let
U r did not improve Mrs. Torry's slate
tii mind. After thinking a while she
se: tl tran for thc young woman, and
caught her in it. 'Then she called on
her nt nor homo lo give her a talking
n>. and gol turned out for her pains.
That warmed her up ?till inore, and her
: a ixl stop was to make n charge Against
ibo young woman of appropriating cer
tain money that sho said sho missed.
i in H came the police-court sensation,
in which the two women played prom
inent parts, and which the reporters
iiad ti line time writing up. After a
gvoal deal of wrangling the obargc/ftas
dismissed, und the. second woman, :?
Miss Atwood, soon after retaliated hy
suing Mrs. Terry for slander. She
idaiined $20,ooo damages, and a jury
awarded her $300, but as Mrs. Ten v
bud no property in her name to levy on
tho judgment IS Still unpaid. Miss At
wood will try pretty bard to rolled it
wheo Mrs. Terry returns to New York
UH millionaire widow, if she does re
turn. Her husband's will has boon re
ceived lhere for probate, and she will
probably follow it. Tho unborn child
.d expected next month.
Tho Menning of Cards.
Our preacher has got about as mar.v
pyes in his head as anybody, and as he
sat mair my secretary his lingers mean
.i. roil lo ti derk of beautiful cards that
tho girls forgot to huh, and as bc shuf
fle l (hom oarclessly in his hand he ex
claimed: "Well, this is an ago of pict
ures. I never saw so many, and some
ot thom aro too lovely for anything;
. io are diff?rent from any 1 have
. n What are those for. young ladies?"
1 uaw tin ir cunning embarrassment and
une te ?heir relief. "Those aro my
I lecture tiekots," said J. "Oh, yes, i
said he: "ibis one with live spots
m.!mils a family of live, and this one
.vith ten spots a family of ten." "ExsoU
v 30," saul I, "and those with picture
aro coinplimontarlos for tho preachers."
..I understand," said he, "and so 1 will
just take two or three of these homo
willi mo," and ho slipped a queen and
e. jack in his pocket. "Those cards,"
said l, "aro romindors of many things.
There are four Linds which remind us
of the four seasons. Tho spade reminds
us thal labor is the leading trump in
this world's affairs; the dub that wo
niusl bo aggressive and force our way:
tho diamond that money is a good
j hing lo help, and thc heart thal aftur
nil, riches and labor and force ar.
worth nothing without love. 'There are
t wei ve of those picture cards, which ro
ndad US of the twelve months in tho
year, and fifty-two canis in the deck,
which tell HS of tho lifty-two weeks in
ill? year, and- - " "And," said he,
interrupting mo, "thoro are jus' 56?
spot* iii al!, which remind us of the
nu m bot* of days in the year." Blight
ilion I surrendered, for 1 saw ho know
as much about tl dook ol cards as I did.
and 1 expel he has played many a
gamo in a gully or behind his father's
bani. Pill Arp, in Atlanta Coiislitv
ia>/?.
V l-'tglil ll RI ween Willie and .Ne^ro I roi?i??
There was tl serious riot al Joffcrson
I lui lacks. St. Louis, on 'Tuesday, bitwon
vvhttc and colored troops, In which several
were In jured. 'Three of these are expected
to (lie, 'Thc trouble mose Old of thc con
dm i of a drunken negro soldier in < basing
II while dil through tl c. Streets. He was
run dow n by -onie w hite soldier? and luki n
lo headquarters, others of tho nogro
troops then started out in arms, mid meei
lng some white troops ut tacked them Cleric
ly. Thc whites made their escapo and
formed O party for revenge. When they
mot the negroes, ii sharp fight ensued, bi
which knives, dubs and roi KS were used
with terrible offect, Thc casualties were
ns already suited. 'The row was finally
stopped by a squad of wllho soldiers, and
everything is now quiet.
When iiie Wt iiiiin?? < nun*.
AP tho request of many readers, (ho fol
lowing order of Weddings is published:
At (lie end of the Hist year-Cotton wed
dilu?.
Second year Paper wedding.
Third year Loather wedding
Fifth year Wooden 'Wedding.
Sovonlfl year-Woollen wedtiog
Tenth year 'Tin wedding
Twelfth year Silk and line linen wed
dingi
Fifteenth year -Crystal wedding.
'Twentieth year-China wedding.
'Twenty fifth year Silver Wedding,
Thirtieth year- Pearl wedding,
Fortieth year-Ruby wedding.
Fiftieth year-Golden wedding,
s ven'y "llfth year-Diamond wedding.
ie
,..i.II- inn II II -
UHMK11AL Kiew H NOTKM.
Ilriim ul liilt-rml Onlliercil from VsrtOtll
Ounrlrm.
leo in Ibo Kliinc luis brokou tho bridge
ni bouts at Cologne ami caused Ibo suspcu
sion of navigation on tho river.
A special from Beaufort, N. C., says Hie
business portiou <>f thal town was burnell.
Loss about $?o.OOO.
At Madisonvillc, Tox., ou Tuesday nigh!
"reformers" shot one mau and hanged two
others. The sherill has called for troops.
A heavy snow storm prevails in Bulga
ria. ltaifroads are blockrdcd and mail*
due in Sofia oil Saturday have not arrived.
Judge A. L. Aldrich contradicts thc re
pori that he has contemplated resigning,
lie says he will serve out lits toi m.
The Birmingham (England) Caual hurst
yesterday at il point near Dudley. Hun
died? ol familici were rendered homeless
by inundation.
Tho Democratic primaries hi New Or
li ans resulted in tut election of ll fly ?six
Nii h'll- del?gales and forty eight McKnory
delegates.
A call has in en issued from Boston for
Ute slxlfi .munal meeting of tho National
haw and Older League lo assemble in
Philadelphia on february 21 and '?'I next.
At Los Angeles, Cal., OU Tuesday thc
workshop of thc Los Angeles Furniture
Company was burned. Loss 11200,000; lu
Miranee ?$100,000.
lt is reported that the British Oovern
moni is about to oiler L'15,000,000 of now
.I pi t cent, stock guaranteed from repay
ment at par for ut least twenty live years.
The maungcrs of tho Cincinnati Base
Ball Chili hove decided lo have the duh
I ond thc winter practicing and giving ex
hibition games in thc ?outu.
The Court Of Claims has dismissed thc
claim ol' the Mississippi Railroad Company
against ibo United States for compensation
for carrying the mails before Hie war.
The residence of Dr. J. J, Dustin al
Mt. Willing watt burned au Monday morn
ing, together with all hi* household furni
ture.
Coal dealers hi Philadelphia are ruldug
the price of coal lilly lo seventy live cents
pei ton, and many of them announce thal
I hoy will sell only one ton oil inch older.
The meeting of the ladies of Trinity
( li ireh called at thc request of thc Rector
t i meet this afternoon, has laen |K?slponcd
until next Monday afternoon ut 1 80.?
Senator Blair's hill to nhl tho Colored
National Industrial Exposition nppropil
h -'?un.nun, to bc expeuded ttudor tho di
rection of a board ol commissioners to ho
appointed hy the President.
All i .son ion haik. hollcvcd lo bean
American vos ol, hus been wrecked at the
eu tranco of Waterford (Ireland) harbor,
lb r cn tv, consisting of twenty-live persons,
wi i c nil drowned.
Tho report of tho arrival ol' the sh timship
ToilUWtltldil, from Savannah, which was
n poiiiii in distress oil the New Jersey
Const, in New York is au et.ol. Thew -d
i--1 tiil missing.
A special from the c ity of Mexico says
lind un cai thu nuke three seconds in dura
tion w as felt Tuesday night al H o'clock in
Mcxculitiu, Onerroro, and one of iwo sec
ouds ycslcrduy morning id s o'clock in To
naiu ingo, in the same Stale.
Senator Sherman has Introduced a bill
appropriai lng $200,000 to reimburse depon
?tor* for losses sustained by failure ot the
Freedman's Savings and 'Irusi Company.
No part of the money, however, is lo he
paid lo assignees of depositors,
John 1"< loy, aged 20 years, has just been
arrested in New York for lie. murder of
Denny Kearney on Christmas day, 1830.
Ile col)fesses the killing, bul say.-- he neted
.:. i li tlc fence.
A vio'atit. florin hus bceti raging in the
Irish Channel, and great damage has been
done to propeity am! shipping? A portion
o! Pusliicl Hock ha- tumbled into tho sou.
A largo vessel hos la en wrecked oil Dun
cannon ?ind ?di hands are believed i?> be loft,
Tho steamer Tonnwuudu, from Dallon,
t el . December 20, willi lumber, WO? lowed
Into New Yoik last night hom Brigantine
Shoals, whore she was reporte ;. .huniury I.
m distress willi her piston roil bu ken. She
incl los: hit' first male and one seamail,
A party of negroes we re digging a grave
lust Aeik mar Robbins, in Aiken county,
and oico) ll.t m. Mandy Svi'CtU, WHS : "lit
on a spit i toil horse for an nye to eui ;; ri ot
Ihul impeded thc digging, I'he horse threw
its rider, lulling him a!nest Instantly,
At Lc fayette, Ind., Judge Vi eton, billing
in thc Circuit Court, has decided that ich
phone * ompnnics doing a general telephone
I nisi ness were compelled by thc statute to
furnish instruments at the legal rate ol $:;
II moil t|j whether they wished todo SO ol
lie!.
A large defalcation, covering .? number
ol years, has been discovered in the nun
Of *K. .1. Allen, Sou A Co., WholcSill? deal
ci st il) Oils, alcohol and chi uaw arc, in Phill!
tlclphja. The defaulter is Henry linones,
who hus hoon ;," lllC employ of the linn
ahn o boyhood,
A -pu ?al from, thc City of Mexico -ay*
thai tin- carlin pi.ike felt there Monday
morning was perceptibly foll throughout
southern Mexico, mid at ibo eily Of Igun
lapa ii wa-..r,in eic. Sollie damage tn
properly, consisting principally in tin
cracking of walls. I? reported, hut no los
of life.
Mr, Amtni Baldwin, late ( avider of Un
Fidelity National Bank, died suddenly ol
paralysis ul hi; residence In ( un hm ni yes
tcrdiiy. Mr. Baldwin was Indicted will
other olllcers of tho Fidelity Lou., hu foi
jonie reason his bond was placed at $?0,
000 and hu Was able to secun bondSUIl i
and hos not been in jail.
The strike among the lllul glass worker*
has extended from I he Western to thc Ktisi
ern factories, and men who left work hi
Hf teen factories in Brooklyn, Philadelphia,
New Bedford, Boston, and Corning, N. Y.
have .'ailed to return to work, with lw<
exceptions. About 15,000 men aro now
out.
Two express trains on the Dutch stan
railway Holland, came Into collision neal
Mcppcl yesterday, w hile running nt n higl
rotc of speed. Tho engin,.? ono cars wen
totally wrecked, and twenty st^ portion;
were killed Thc number ol' itipind is tn/
exactly known, hui it is ycryJargo, Boil
trains were filled with passengers,
A collision occurred between two frolglll
trains nt Olympia, Ky., on tho Chcccponkj
and Dido railroad Tuesday, causing .gnu
damage to the road by ihc total wreck i nj
of u number of cars. Brakeman F. A
llonncsy was instaully killed, and severn
other employes of Ihe road wore sorioush
injured.
A collision of freight trains on Ult
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad occurrci
yesterday morning nt Tye Hill, Ky. Pa
Finn, engineer, waa slightly hurt, os wa:
, also Kinniel Payne, fl rom?n, Toni lien
nessy of Blacksburg, W. Va , brakeman
was caught by coal BllOOting over him am
killed.
Tho President Of tho Board of Poor Di
rectors of Lmcattor, Pa., yesterday morn
lng asked the tramps con tl ni d In thc count)
workhouse, I l?i in all, w ho wen: willing U
go lo Reading to bike the placisof strikers
lo sign a paper lo that offed, bul onlj
twenty-five complied, the others fenrlni
violence. Those who have consented wll
bc SCUt there.
'Ihc (had body of an itinerant dial
meatier, K. Dawman, wn? found in Un
woods four miles from Cresswell, Wash
ington county, N. C. His head was boni
bly crushed, and he had hem dead appa
rently four or Ave days< Three ncgroij
have boah arrested on suspicion, and one Ol
them has confessed Ui seeing another kil
him.
Tho coal licet which loft 1 'tlsburg for
Ciucluuatl and Louisville on Thursday ls
having a rough trip on account of Hie rc
ccding waler and heavy iee. Between Pitts
lairg and Wheeling at least ten tows arc
reported grounded, and in a number of
cases portions of thc lows have been aban
doned. Thc loss cannot be estimated nt
this time, but it will be very heavy.
A special from Dubuque, town, says:
Senator Allison, who leavisherc today
for Washington, said in an interview that
the party which tailed lo do its share in
speedily reducing turill' laxes would losoin
public laver. Tia- necessity for'sonie acttotl
was meal, and Congress would bc com
polled to act. Ile did not wish to outline
any definite plan, bul said that parties were
SO divided that in order to teach any result
mutual conclusions must he made. He
would be willing to repeal the tobacco lax
and sugar tarli! and to full her enlarge Hie
free Hst."
,1. H. Avcy. ian of thc victims of thc
railroad accident on thc Southern Railroad
near Chattanooga, died in Covluqtou, Ky.,
ami his wile is reported to he in a dying
condition. Tile other wounded ure doing
well. Bones nial hair and a letter have
been discovered in the wreck Indicating
that a man, woman ami child, names un
know n, were burned with the ladies" coach.
Tho letter was from St. Augustine, Pla ,
was sigucd "Ben. "ami addressed to "Dear
Lula." The olliccrs of thu Cincinnati
Southern Railroad Company emphatically
j deny that there was further loss of life
than previously reported. They publish a
list Ol all thc passengers and employes on
both traillo, and account for each und
every one
AreliUri'l Schnitt/. UlainUned.
lin Wednesday evening the fellowing
( orre8|)oudcncc passed between Comptroller
(?eui ral Winer. Secretary of the Stale
lionne Commission, and Assistant Archi
tect Schmitz.:
Com Mm.\, S. C., Jim. I, 18?8.
Mr. bl. J. Schmitz, Assistant Architect
State House, Columbia, X. C.:
Pru; Sin: At a meeting of thc Stale
Hon e Commission, hoitl this day, I was
instructed to inform j on that your sala.y
ceases this day as Assistant Architect. Voil
will also dismiss Ibo porter, and you a ie
requested to lum over thc keys, etc.. lo
the ellice.
Very respectfully.
,), S Vr.UM.n. C. Ch and Sec'y.
Ter W. Williams. |
The following u tter from .Mr. Schmitz
w ii.s addressed to thu state J louse Commis
sion:
COM MIII \. January I, 1888.
T? tlw Honorable Commission;
< h vn.i.M UN : Vom letter ot January I,
informing me of my dismissal as Assistant
Architect, received. As such summary
dismissal might be construed as either rc
Heeling upon my competency or otherwise
upon my personal character, your honors
bte hoity i.? hereby respectfully but carn
e.-il\ rc< i nested lo give your opinion upon
these tvvo questions in writing to mo.
Hoing m i aware ot doing any improper
action willi which I could nave been con
nected, I have done this step only for self
protection, and hope that you will do jus
tice.
Respectfully yours,
E. J. Si II M nv.
Tho explanation of thc matter ts lu nil
prob tbilil\ du's By thotorms of tho recent
supply bill tin.- State House architect is re
qidi tl lo reside hi Columbia, This Mr.
[Neilson cannot do, on account of Ids busi
ness In Baltimore. Homebody else will
have to bc chosen, and, in the interim thc
w ork has b? en stopped, and the sorvlces'of
Mr. Schmilz., Incidentally and consequently
are in.t now required. There ls evidently
n i rcllcclion up ni Mr. Schmitz.'s Integrity
or t ampi ii ney Implied in the dismissal. 1'
is merely ill accordance with the natural
? lin o of events, lind any application thal
Mr. Schmitz, has made, or will make, fol
Hie sill >n of Architect of thc State House,
will he duly and properly considered.
Cetuitfbia Daily llc> "nl Jan. 0.
I In I-.ntI ol n V in.Int I.
i ii tKi.ANO, Ohio, Jut nary ii.- Shortly
before ki o'eloek Ibis atti ranon thc new
Central Viaduct over t'entrai way gave way
ami fell to thc ground, [orly feet below,
With :. terrible crash. Die llUgC sleeper
wide h ls used Oil lop of Hie viaduct, went
down with the wreck, burying fourteen
workmen beneath t he debris, Thc accident
came without u second's warning. Sud
denly the two spin- over Central way fell
as if . awed ol', from Hie Structure. Two
men were crushed to death instantly and
w hile their mutilated bodies could be seen,
Ihoy could i.ot lu- lakcii from the ruins hy
reason ol tho vast weight piled on Ilium.
<>ne of the spans was 150 feet, mid the
othei ?Ml feet in length, Prom whale a
he learned from those Working on Hie via
din t at thc lime of Hu accident, il was eon
jccltjrcd that the Immeuse weight of the
engine, natal in hoisting H e larger a heavier
materials imo posilioh, together whji ike
weight of thc spans, caused all that portion
o| lue structure between the Valley trae!,
and Contra! way to go down.
The accident resulted f rom an oversight
In permuting thc water carrier to run UKI
tai itit on th end of the woollen trestle
which ls erected h. nd vance of the iron
works. The c u 11er ran over Hie end of the
trestle ami plunged down, carrying the
wooden support, and these in 'urn clashed
against thc insecure iron works, carrying
now n w ith ii ?bc m ;, t I wo spans. Hardy,
Un- ih st man taken from thc wreck was an
awful sight, lb- was pinned by a imus of
broken beams and ?rou. and when lilied up
the head was severed lnun He b uly and
rolled into tin- gutter.
.? ?
Mr. parllijtv'9 l oni -.,ttct-r.
WASIIINOTON, D C. January 5 -Speak
ri Carlisle's committees give very general
satisfaction. T|ioro are, of c HUM-, some
disappointments. This is ftsual Even the
political opponents of Mr. Carlisle praise
liiin fm the cure he luis exorcised, and
recognize his most earnest endeavors to not
only Batlsfy those directly Interested, hut
render lin; lu st possible I alisfaction to the
o- nully.
There were many conflicting interest: to
lu-1 onsidcrcd in thc formation of thc com
inlin es, and many members not only lu .I
lo be pla' cd upon certain committees, bul
refused in advance lo sci vc if given assign
ments lliey did not like, and which they
named.
|i is believed ?hat Mr. Carlisle hos acted
very wiw.-ly, in view of Hu- policies of his
p illy, respecting hirilf reform, appropria
tions, pensions, financial matters,territorial
interests, railroad, educational, labor and
other problems, which arc pressing Con
gress for ucl ion.
The Speaker said tonight Hint he was
never moro completely exhausted from ins
Word, ami that he felt greatly relieved now
lh.il it was flubbed.
Most of i he committees win meet, tomor
row mid organize, hy the selection of sub
committees, assignments of measures w hlch
have already been referred, ami will ap
point clerks, otc.
Members of the Committee on Ways and
Means say they believe that hearing will be
granted on turill matters, and those most
Interested will be given au opportunity to
present arguments, verbally ami written,
Wi limn niel llrr l)i-i i?. ?
ls thc litio.of a large llluntrtiled treal i e,
by Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V .?eut
to any address for ten cents in stamps. It
ie ichos successful fojf trontmcnl.
Plantation philosophy; Dat sorter charity
dat is only drawed out by thc fack dat de
ptiston what needs he'p 'longs ter do same
secret society dal verso f does ain't dc sorter
charily dc Lawd bibs
Ililli -A-llll \4 .
Thora wu? a luiul of hlttor lout s and wall?
lng
A land oust like that drear ouo Danlo
knew.
Win re wan faced Ntohc, with dark robes
trailing,
lu sm! procession moves, brows nouna
with ruo.
ll is ti lund peopled liv witless mortals
Compared with them ibo virgin's live
wore wise
And il is writ above ?ls gloomy portal?:
"We did no,! think il paid to advertise."
There ta a laud thal Hows with milk mid
honey
Not the condensed, not yet (ho sorghum
strains
Bach dweller bears a griptack hu with
money.
Deuda, coulions, stooksnnd valions othev
gains:
Happy are these ie. a! high tide. I lie lishe e
No tear doth drown ?he laughter in their
eyes.
Foi helter le k they have no sorl ol vvlshes
The cake ls theirs- they learned to adver
tise,
A cold Slltlp- The ? lick of a steel trap.
The gate keeper ut the railway crossing
should lie a mau of signal abilities.
The man is known hy the company lie
keeps away from,
A lire in tito 1 hooklyn navy yard de
stroyed properly worth $300,00.).
The rabbi) is limul, hut uo cook can
make il quail.
A rolling Stone gathers no mess, hut il
knocks out all opposition al. the foot (d' the
hill.
Tahle Hoarder Watter, Huies a hail ia
this stew. Wailer cheerfully) Ves, slr;
it s a rabbit slew.
One good act d un- today is WO'Ul a
thousand in contemplation for some i une
tim:.
The Bnglish language soumis runny to a
foreigner, us when one says, "I will COI1K
hy and hy lo buy a bicycle.
When a man attempts lo wann his blinds
over a hotel register it is high time to ill
quire into Iiis Illental condition.
The man who spends all his money on
liquor is usually down at Hie heel' Old
hoot and bottles go logctlu r,
Coal is so high that it ia only thc million
aire who cnn alford to heap coals ol lire on
an enemy's bead,
"The rich, said a Jow . ' ea' venison l e
cause ii isl) deer. I cati million because it
ish sheep.' .
Shcrhmnc ti. Hopkins, who, sonic weeks
ago, pent a bogus infernal machine lo Chief
.Justice Waite, pleaded guilty in thc Wash.,
melon Police Court and was lined !{t100.
A correspondent says thal milk wi ni is
the proper thing to plant on a milkman's
grave, lie is wrong, though, a water lily
is the thing.
"It's queer how somo people make
money," remarked one traveling man toan
other. "Yes; I suppose you referi? Hie
counterfeiters," Waa the rejoinder
I ii fl .-ays thal 08 between thc dude ami
his cane at this writing, Hie cane seems Ul
have a Hille thc best of it in thc matter ol
head.
A wolf was ( aught in Hie Btrccli ol
Chicago thu other day it was supposed
that ho had unwillingly strayed from UH
Stock I .M hange.
The man w ho has a ?eng ulster neve!
heads the winier, nay he rather Welcome."
ii, ?or he is then enabled to conceal tin
hags in Hie knees of his trousers.
A Clime] w ill work seven or eight day;
Without drinking. In this rospt et he diller.
from some nieii, who ?hink seven or ci lr
day s Without working.
What is it to he a man : Well, il ls ll gOOl
deal like work to he a mau, and thal is il.,
chief reason why men, real men, are M
vory few.
Miss Admiral ?on - (Jcuci'td, were vol
i.vcr mixed up in many engagement: I li ti
oral truite a number, bul 1 fortunately es
( tiped with heilig married hut once.
Women have much more adaptability
than min 'lin- girl wiih thc Iconics!
tiniest ion-bud lu-Mit li eui hold from lou
io six six inch clothespins between her i rv
on washday.
There aro iwo wnysof getting ihrougl
this world, nm- wi? is to make tho bes
of ii, am) Hie oilier is to make '.he worst o
?I. Thoo- who lake thc latter COUI'SC WOrl
hard for poor pay.
The mau who goos libbing ..ml sits in ,
i ramp inviting posture ou a narrow th wm
from carly morn tell dewy eve, and calls i
ft|ll, it Hie sana: chap thal never goos t(
church because M.e pows aren't comfortable
Ile who help to circulate II piece of gos
sip is ns bad os tho one who originated i:
To put your list in a tar barrel and thou gi
round shaking hands with everybody i
what some people like lo do.
"Il I Wo from one you take, how man;
will remain, Alice." asked a young tuan o
his girl. "Why, you can't take two lion
one. Charley." "<>h, yes, 1 eau Alice,
and he kissed her twice. "Now." Said la
"I ve taken two from one. anil hundred
rcmaiu." "And they will remain there,
replied Alice.
Al l Kl) I UK Kl ll vi UIIINK
One's cuougli. Nov im going to swen
olT.
vi i Kt; i ut: -i i OND nilINK
Thal settles il Now 1 (tm gol Og lo sw ea
oft.
AKTK.lt I UK 1 Ililli) I mi Nh
No moro, ole hoy! Coin't' swear oil, le
y ?ti.
Al l KU I Ul. I ul 11 1 ll UltlKK.
I hi) ?'I hi! vcr (ldc] 'sgoln l' shwear din
oil' i
M I Kl: I Ul. I n i lt i/ltiM,.
II ry lille) N" Yr P. very bod' (hie) shweai i
.\KTKII I Ul. I, vs , i,KI.SK,
M'goin (hicAshwcar 'f.tcll yu,(hie)shw'r'!
Shw'r r shvv', ut'
S111 xv r r r
BllW
Sh
Thump!
\ Chocking AwMrnl.
Mr Aliens Heath, the father oj Walli
and Mr. Kddlo O'Bannon after hiinljn
awhile Saturday inornlng, went into ll
11 eat as house, hut set their guns again
the steps ou'sidc. About I o clock it C0I1
nienced raining, und >Jr. O'Bannon (skin
ids gun in Mr. Heath asked his son, wi
la lo years old. to hiing his lu also. Wu
p r stepped to tho door and stooped <|owi
Prking hold of the barrel of tho gun. ii
stock resting on the ground. As he strath
cued up, fft< loft hand barrel went off, tl
entire loud taking effect jus! above tl
right breast, ranging across to the hit, hi
did r.oi como out. lils father say- it wi
instant death. Il ls thought Hint the lian
mer struck thc step and mused the gun I
go off. Mr Heath ls a new (omer In th
Vicinity, he having lately moved from nc:
Level? Chi,n b to w here he now lives 4
Cedar Creek.-- Aileen Journal.
" '<?>? --
Vean Team More l imn Hook*
Among other valuable lessons iinpuih
by this teacher is the fact that for a vei
long Hmo Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medic
Discovery" has been thc prime of liver CO
rcclives and blood purifiers, being tl
household physician Of tbs poor man, ur
Hie able consulting physical! to Hm iii
patient, and praised by all for ?(8 mngoil
cent service mid i fllcacy In. nd discasi of
Chronic nature, as malarial poisoning, in
menls of tho respiratory and digestive n
tenu, liver disease and all eases where tl
usc of an ollera!ive remedy is Indicated.
The farowOi of Ibo 8oul???i*,W?lw.
(JiiATTANOOOA, January 8.- Th i Trades
maa lias received official reports from the
comptrollers of I he Southern States cs
ccpt Loutsann, giving thc total reAlc?talo
nnd personal properly val UHtlou In 1875,
1 -o. issi; and 1887, railroad valuation tor
tho years 1880, 1880 and 1887, and tax levies
in cadi.
Thc total realty and personally valuation
in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland,
Mississippi, "North Carol ion, South Caro
lina, Tenucsso, Texas and Virginia is as
follows: 1S7?, $3,404,047,8?3; 1880, $2,
505,784,72": 1880, 18,077,084,451; 1887,
?8,27?,84>' ' 15; Tho Increase in l our year?
liotweou IS70 nnd 1880 was $11,087,487.
between 1880and 1880 ii was 1071,800,7221,
mid in thc single year 1881 Ibo Increase lu
Hie ten State? was $202,213,501. The in
?rense in Hie lour years ending In 1880 was
2 per cont, ami In the six years eliding in
1880, 20 per < nt. lu the twelve mont hs ol
lss; (ho Increase was OJ per cent, ?aid In
tho .seven years eudlng lu 1887, 80 per cent.
The loud railroad assessment in Hie ton
Slates in 1887 is $268,050,847, an Increase
of 8 per eon!, lu thc past twelve months,
and nu lucicoscnif 1?8 per rent in thc past
seven yours.
In round numbera tho mercase In Hu
past seven years in thc len Slates ino bootu
Alabama $75,000,000, Ucorgiu > '< 7.000,11)0,
Kentucky $182,000,000, Maryland $22.< 00,.
OOO, Misdsslppl, $:30.000,000, North Caro
Ibm $*17,000,?00, S .Ulli Can.loci $21,000,
OOO, Tounossee $28,000,000, Texas >'? '>'
OCo',000, Virginia $18,000,010. In tho past
.w ive months the lucrCHScill ted estate
an 1 personal properly assessments has bi on:
Alabama 1*41,000,000, Kentucky f'''< 000,
OOO, Mi; si pul $18,000,000, Tennessee
$15,000,000, Gcorglti $10,000,000, Mary
land $5,000,000 North Carolin? $5,000,000,
Toxic! $20,000,000.
In South Carolina there was a decrease I f
$5,000,000, and In Virginia a decrcuso ol
$400,000.
I dc st.ni ii ? Adequate Labor.
Thc South lins a fair supply of lain.r io
moot the demands of present Industries
which is tractable and trustworthy. I
found thal the Southern man who ls en
gaged hi industry pays a warm tribute of
pru ho and appreciation lothocolored labor
eis. Ante war del lisions about Ibo negro
uro soldiered. K very where tho block man
ls al uuk. I saw lilm on Hie railroads, in
thc furnaces, In coal nnd Iron mines. ???
colton compresses, at freight terminals, ut
warehouses, at col.in;,' ovens, on farms, at
teaming, < I?:. Thc negro Is ut the front in
the manual WOlk III the South. For MC h
service he is "a favorite,''and he Is doing
hin pori well in nil Hie region which 1 s iu
A gentleman who is engaged In lumlicrhiy
in lower Alabama said hr nial engaged col
ored men largely for thirteen years in hin
operations, and had lound them honest,
c ipuhio and 1 ?yal. Some of Ills hand- hud
-livid him lh(' whole time, and a few were
receiving ?1"? a week wages. Ile lound
Illili whoso tn als thc negro lollly am! ju liv
and keeps faith with him need*have ii"
trouble with In's help, and will gel good
work lion.1 This opinion wa1) COUlhlUid
hy Pm!*. Cravat li of Fiske l nivcrsily, in
ion vet sudon with him. Hultitnon Manu
facturer*' tifcoril.
There is great alawa anion- manu fud 0
rles (leitendeni upon Hie heading l{on<i fi 1
fuol Not man} of them carry largo stocks
of coal uhoad, und two weeks stoppage 11
mining would close lip the ma j ally of
the ni.
A TONGUE IN KNOTS.
I contracted malaria in tho Bwain ps il
Louisiana while working for tho tele
graph company, and used every kind ol
medioinc I could lu ar of without relief.
1 nt last succeeded in breaking thc fOYor,
bul it coat mo over 8100.00, and then my
Byslcm waa prest rated ami saturated with
malaria] poison and 1 becumo idmosl
belploss. I family cane lure, my mouth
m. Ulled with son H that I could soarcolv
cat. and my tongue raw und li led with
little knobs. Various remedies were re
sorted to without effect. 1 bought two
bottles ol 13, I". Jb undi! lum cured und
strengthened mc. AH sores of my
mouth ave healed and my tongue entire
ly clear of i ll ?tfl und soleness, and 1 fd I
like u now mun.
.hickson, Tenn., April 20, Ism!.
A. F. lbuiION.
STIFF JOINTS.
t 11041 IlKMAllKAIIhK OA8B Ol' SUIIOPUIiA
ANO lUlia .MATIsM.
I have a little hov twelve years old
whoso knees have uccn drawn alni ?st
double and his join's un- poi-foot ly dill,
und he hus been in thisloeuditiou three
veins, unable t<> walk. During that time
the medical board <>i Loudon county 1 x
unlined him und pronounced tho disease
sorofulo and prescribed, but no benefit
ever derived. I then Il8cd 11 lunch ad
vertised preparation without bonellt.
Three weeks ugo ha became porfcotly
bolploBS and Buff? .ed dreadfully
A friend who bud used ll. lb 13, 101
viscd its USO. Ho hus used ono bottle
and all pain hus ceased and lin cnn now
walk. this has boca O na st wonderful
action, us his complain! hud bullh d
everything, 1 shall continue to use it on
bim. Mn?, I'.MMA QMPPITUS,
Pallia, l ean., March 2, 1880.
WE DU ( T1V, AUK., HLOOD.
Having tested H. Jb 13.aud lound it lo
be ull that ia claimed for ii, I commend
it to any ..nd every ono suffering from
blood poison. lt hus dono nie more
good for b sa money und ia n shorter
space of time than nay blood purifier 1
ever used. I owe the comfort of my
life to its USC, for I lmvo boen trou bi, ,|
with ii severe form of blood poison for ?"<
or G years and found no relief equal to
'hut given by tho asa of B, ?. 15.
W. C. M. (?AI HEY.
Webb City, Ark., May :j, 1880.
AH who desire full Information at oin thc
! causo sm! < uro ol Mood Poisons, Borofula ami
Si rofuloiis swellings, Hoers, son s, luioumo
liam, Kia noy complaints, Catarrh, oto., can
secure ta mull, freo, a copy oui ?Mpagc nins
OMI. .1 Book ol Wonders, mieii with lim most
wondorful timi sim -UUIK prooi evoi before
known. Address, hi.ooi> BALM ? 0.,
Atlanta, da.
PITTS CAHM1 NATIVE !
Kim INFANTS 4*0
TEETHING 0HIL DREN.
An instant relief for colic of Infant?,
CUM.. Dysentery. Dianrhoaa, Cholera
Infantum or any disensos of tho stomach
aud liowols. Muk?s tho critical period
of Toothing safo und easy. Is a safo and
plonsnut toidc For talo liy nil druggist?,
and for Wholesale by HOWARD, WmidR
Af C<?., Augusta, On.
8HOW^^3??rrCA8E8.
DE8K8, OFFICE FURNITURE ANO FIXTURES.
f'2r illinlrnlril 1'nmphlrt.
TUBBY H now CAMI CO., NIMOVUIO. Tenu.
Rliieerlna*. ox < liunii -
ttr* F?rwurt mud Mtrlp
Tfiftci'pir ?JKIII*. Iron hi
<Wri ff. itii|ll.le r dona jon <
crailuatrd clrrln alni p..l
lii?lruro?iit. (Ire ill fir fm
. cu o..T?aav,
.A. ?J -,. '4 . 4, .-OIHUHBWT
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institut -
KtHtr of Kioliteou Experienced ?nu Hiiiia?
Ital tVluraldnu* mid HHW??".
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY.
Patients treated boroornt their inanes. Many
h ,it< ?l at liouio, tliroiiirh corrce|>on,u?uot, ?*
Biieccssfully ns If lier*) In norSQU. tomi* no?
",,. UH, or s. ten o ats ia stninps for Mk
" Invalids' OuidoBnoiV willi ll KIV<D all ^""U"
? it nv Address; WoitfiO's DISPSMSAUV KPAI"
; AI 'ASM?! I AT...N. aaa Mitin st.. uiiirnio. NTf.
lor "worn-out," "run-down," dobiliuteii
prliool leiieiii-iv. miiliiii'rs. Hi'innst I CUSPS, llOttM
keepers, nn<1 overworked women g^S^vSl
DrcrlcrVo's flnvorlto Proscription to tbs bow
nf nil restorative tonics. lt ls nota turo-au.
but admirably munis n BingtoncM of Bur?ese,
i. .?n,.' a most potent Bi>oolflo for nil those
I bron lo Wenknesses nod Disensos PMUlUrM
women. Tho I rent meat <?f many t bonsai ?os
of such onset?, nt tho invalids' Hotel nndSurg
i n| lustltulo hos afforded n Iorgo oxpsntMS
in adopting remedies for lltolr erne, mia
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
ts ibo result of tilla vost experience. For
Internal COllffOHtiOli? I n flanim??l?Il
nii?l ulceration, ll 1" n Specific. It
i? a powerful MUK nil, ns well ns uterine, tonic
mid norville, ond impuni vigor ?nd strength
to tho wiioio svstom. ti eurea weakness 91
Btoranch, Indigestion, Wonting, woo* bao*,
nervous prostration, exhaustion, debility JUIQ
filceoli'tviK-ss. In citlii'i'Ki v. Favo rite rreserVp
lion ls Bold by ilruirixlHls under oar jweOwi
ouuraulcct Btu wrapper nround bottle
PRICE $1.00, ron 0O.OO.
Send 10 cents In Mmnin for Dr. IMeioo's larg*
Tr-ntis- on Discuses < f Women {100 rm?*?,
An? "r-eovi-redt. Address, WOlltOI DIB rino.
BAitY MBDICAII A88OCtATtON,0WM?ln Street,
outr ii ?? x. v._.
Arness I3MI
ANTI-MILIOlIS ?na CAT1IAHTI*.
SICK HEADACHE,
nUioiia Ifenrtnelie,
DixzluoM] Constipa*
Hon, lml Igenllon,
omi BlllOU?Atln?k??
promptly cured by l??"
I? I eec c'a IM c a na 11 <
l'uriiutlvo I'cllets. SW
rentan vial,by lini^ima.
I* Ul VATE HOARDING.
ON I'll!', I'llisror OCTOBER, the
nudoreigucd oponed a
I riKSI I LASS IK)AKI)IN(J HOUSE
j in Cliarleston, for thc accommodation ot
both t'rnnsh nt und I'ormonout Hoarders,
Th< liuildii -, !. .cited on tho northeast
coruoi ol Wontwoilh aud (llebo M reola,
1 is conveniently uear tho business portion
: . >t Kin? stri et, yt I froo from tho noise
j of thc tuon H;:o? .?es. ll i.s within easy
reaoh from the Aoadomy of Music aud
from Churohei ol' nil tue different de
: nominations.
Tho hon ' h.i.i hoi II thoroughly re
paired, und llttc 1 up iu good Ktylo with
new furniturt and itxturee.
Tert::-; reasonable
Foi (urther information address
Mus. li. I.. FIASELL.
- r .Me : fi. S. K?W Alt Db,
j 1 li Charleston, S. G.
---
Gilder's Liver
! PILLS.
'I lu lasth, i- |< hrated SOUTHERN
\ Killi rABIdi IM l.t. having been used
UH u h.Misen.-i.l rom dy tor tue pnst bali
oonlury, in all tho Houthorn and Western
Staten, for tho cure of hyspepsia, BU*
ioUHiiebU, .Miliaria and all iliseanca of the
U\ KU, have, hy their
WON DER F LT i, CD RES,
gained the supremacy over all other
I'll.i.s nu tho market. After ono trial
you will join the cry for "(1 (LOEB'S
I'i LLK" with tho Usu million people of
tin I nited States who aro now using
> them.
If your merchant han not got thom,
: tend 20 cents in ?tutups to
G. BARRETT & CO..
AUGUSTA, OA.
< IIAKL0? ll. I KM ALK INSTITUTE.
'Hie ?lurent BOSSion of H1?8 iuatitaU
closes January :i 1 Kt, ls??, when the
Sitting Soaaion begins, which cuds dune
6th, 1888,
Tho prosont session in ono of tho Most
prosperous in tho history of tho Insti
tute. Tin re ia room for only a fow more
boarding pupils, Tho health of the
school, tin accommodations of ita board*
ing department, and tho clllcionoy of its
corps of tcaohorsaro unam-pasaed auy
whoro m the South, Tlietir.st of January
o; a v. ry convenient time for ontoriug.
Pupila arc ohargod only from dato of
entrance,
( Uov. WM. li, ATKINSON,
Principal,
1 liai ?tte. N. C.
lis
?ESSEJ?STIffil%^ftl?r
IS A UNIMENT PERFECTLY
HARMLESS AND SHOULD BB USED A
f?.w MOUTHS, ocr one coNFMiMeNr.
SEN OF OR BOOK JO MOfrlERS j
lu.-ATLANTA,QA. J
HHSjls
U>vU, ?'A.j.i nter.?WnTlfrarfcVimwrlirh?^
?nullit men dovslojplng tln-fi- fa.?T flit-.1,
h ?...I correct hrmmr i??u'nA/VVA'fjl?/iii.
?i.l irlp...|, Br?.iiiaiM rhrP i.nd lol o Ur for ,o?rti...