The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, June 18, 1897, Image 4
SARGE PLUNKETT
.4 WORD Til TR? 1 ttl'i.tt r1l.% , l'tisc
Are We .ll11 pyoeritem4l-4olit of thet IIT
rreiiivc in the 1'reti-xient of Critea
[Atla-ita Constittiion.
The world is fill of reforerns,"
but when we look aroundil us Ind se
the itonsistetiv of their work We
airo conist raiin-4d t) vonllI" thant
thtre i 0 m e Of totri tho i Of
(th det ire to Lo goo.
I start od oit last w n. ol f. I t
t ry andl, reform at man11 11h0 1 1 h illk a1
grea-mt. dali of fromi diriki. Ill ai
lt1I, for ho i-4 .Ill " worl i u I 1..r
in,Anld at )Inc- b-gan my h.11 rc
it g i I tl f t I I I o i t t . i I tf I t It
ecn the folly oef ehinkil. .\l fe:..ad
liteed pat itily Y it nd areel to
everything; li." said lit, "f I
Wort ito stilt right low iti le'vor
toll -ht another'l dhopl (f whm ,i
wouldi bm. ton yoars b ifo-r, ii mbodtn
wOIuh'l believe lmet."
I kinow this to be So tulit. tlhat it
milellet"d lilt. Thorte aro it thoulIs: l
of "roforliier.", who oi eli to l 1 a
te1-lit ink fort'ver lr inIlildii.g t hat
"he drinks," antd tho Ipwoor victim,
nine tiios out of Itn. klots that
tihose same "rOformISer_S" are fort,ve r
Watching to clitich this tigIMa upon)411
him. I beleve that Iualv a m11an lts
quit drinking in good ftl and theln
fell from the good resolltion becatus
he was not bolieved or because of
the distressing delay in those who
should tind it out and b1 i'. it at
But it is u pon anlot her liilt t han
"1driikiijg" that I ptroIoste t) how
the iconsktiteev of "r..formers," ot
to be captious Itlr to abu-e. hat inl
the hope that I may do -o il 1a.1
check tihe speed we are 11a%vllingt,
everlasting ruin.
A deep iiires.,ioi wN a- ZO :it' I'
m11y m11ind by vatchiug m p, 0- ohl
mot her t hat -%l ery di f
weeks to spend her t)im, inl th e
neighbrhood of wt,. t i b 1in.
gang was tit %%trk. A Nrv f,-lbb.
little solk of t his bil'i mot ter had bi ol
conlvicted kif sell pet tv theft 11i'l
Was tvliva ig a 41 1r,1 ol t lit b cimli
gai g. Se it was, every nOrliitg be.
fore the sun had isei t lit' 'IM WO
uan was on her way to th lit work-.
She stick to her tia"k mo per,si,,tltlY
that I he-eaime ClrioumS tl kInw 1 how
she spent hter t itne thbroughi all thlese
days, unde I took it tuponii myself to
watchi amid id out.
T2he bov~~ wasI not st ronlg entough tot
domore than11 carry thle wateor for thie
rest of thce criiminab,, anl tee thip
mot her wonhIt rt eair thleriet e ry dayl
andh t he her 'eat at th' ret .t if a
trteu netar the sprai! . li'r- the' liti l~e
son wvouldt (orelie we t i a buttct , at
heav'. ebi n ratt ling upjoii th'e 4,f h is
legs. Hte hiatd lic 5' 1 mer ar i.etd at
the sp ring ta thI ie old iinot her w.oult
antd slit herself .touldl dipe ihe watter.
Whleni the buceket wa:s (till slht gthi
eredl i: andl (urried it awtay upt the
ill anzd tt ntearuly in sightit oef the
"bse. D)ay after tday, whiile this
bioy served his termc, thIiis old woman111
performed this labor of love, anid ini
all1 tihat t im it'Ihe only conasolation
that alhe receivedtt was thaimt hetr boy
should not have beena a thief, aitl
sinice themn, oven today pe'ople tell
her t hat ler boy is a thief antd they
cannot trust him. Poor boy, and
poor mlot nor; they will both dite be
fore they have otliv'ed the odium of
this petty larcne, aned yet theore
are wor e criminals thani lie was~
ever competent to b)e who have es.
caped the penalty of the courts and
went free through tie schemes of a
shirtewd lawyer's work. The "reform
ers" will take time to watch this bov
more timoe-while thboy will meiet t lhe
other withi a wvarmn shake of t het
band arid a hearty co)ngratulat ion
upon his "vyindticatjin." Theni the
atngels weep.
There has been a man in our
county jail for some seven months.
He has recently l1:een convicted of
stealing a bale of cotton anid has now
gone to the coal mines to serve a
sentence. There is no defenso for
t his man, btt throtugh all the t imno
that he hats been in jail there has
come a womaa two and three times
a week from the country to see him.
She was bia wife.
This was a good opportunity for
the "reformers" to gush a little, for
surely there wa never a more
pitiable object looked upon than this
sorrowing womna sn,-tte fe.le to
Aush,i aiti the tu In wenlt on to the
penlitintiary, Wihilh the Wotull re
tuItul to the umie of her fathkin
iA4ken dovn inl lte-14h, boraldcd ink
olt lal,o to raist lin t e for. This
\vift- lidi all shoe knmw how, biut sh
dhidn't knlow. ltvl. She it illoitirato
aid poor, anld all the Oonlsolationl site
hta.s reveivc,l w% as tlt reminder t hat
her us'.lbaiil tiulht t")( to have stotlen
('0011. At]i N t, thetre art ten
tholusaio-dolhar thlieves all ovur t he
hn who liv-, inl thlt "blost sovi--ty"
ald i'voln po-c-. as "rofoiiter-s theitI
St v,s. G1,d S:ave thet Illmrk.
I liave wvAchod (lit rtotuln tof stv
Orl' 11,101 1110 floil tIll% jiri Ollli t 11.14
of [lte (t*org,,,it p it ntviiary. A ,hort
time al L n ie .ed th ret urn of a
1u1111o Who, hiall bleen 'IhtIt up1) tht-re for
fiftoon years. It w as patheittiv. \\holn
hie left hi.I h'i thrt was plenty
iere. Te fIri I nI t ishiIg,
hiwe wa 1-r1V it ai bl St tn
thr wte-'It live a ) pn itm little clhi
dren i ot e er' hi stt', ont iII
ter ia i anyv ether Stte lie
spent I.e aiter pIrtdir n of w hal t \lit
miither andi, tlchii ini a haini way to
loI \
.\fter i ft eon ye v'a r' abseileo lit' rt -
ture II*.l t findI eviery th 1inlg 4-hanigod.
Thv chitre were'grown, new roads
had1ti bewn mliab.. i li pole moved
in. the faiIn tl:t lit' had left blooi
iag iad goIe iinto wrack. Iit tho
wor1t ting atil t Ie thing that
toicied the aliert of tilie main wvit i
,,orrow. vas t hat tll- mother had
grown Old ant wrinkle.l. Teitv wife
tlit hie hd left in her thirties was
niow at-Iring the fifties, but, GAod
hli such women. She hailI boeei
rie t,l lit. Critminal. No dice
aked for nono desireid for thert.
W.s ievr a timlt in all those yvears
thiat this womian11 would inot have laid
dlkowin her life fil tlit inaln inl stripes.
Tlh li has toll lile how lh felt
z is arrival in Atlanta uponl his
rturn. The to wn was st range,
r Wa cltar bevout d his kI'owledge,
lie ftw ohl frieids Ie abild in the
ytar before hi misfortuie wore in.
.1t wl,en he approaced thei.
T1:v b'arlyt gaI"e him the tips of
their vigers when he offered his
hiand, anid rIu hI'ed on to businiioss. It
Was ling lild when he walktt
fr..m ui tr til. earshied, but lit' had
to tr:alIp it Lone through rain and
flush ata hi;s peopil never knew of
hi l coming litilie I had arrived at
hi, dto r. A nd Net , somu ,. ret urn
frt,ill 11his "Illic. pot' itellt iary) fulnii. IllIt
ludon inmg of b':gles and thlit sounadoug
of run, ' hue wteighited down with
conlg ratua t ions as inifamous as t hey
lire ilsl icler
dol I })'tend ('o( t accounit for
thIe-u dit rnces, lbut I wishi to give
ii a'- iny opi.~iin th:d there~ is ntor
.taiteia.:ut. thiat nutay of thusu. "'re
f. riners"~' whoii feel t heiinst'lvts pr
fet'it ia onceld lby thli ihyp jocrisy,
art hiuunn to lie worbil a great. deatl
littler t hiant tr tver tdrteamed of,
atnd tithier to thiemsetlve's or to their
*h~ihIllten th ert' will comtie a daiy of
reckoiinin a day whieni the min
will bte knowti iln their tr'~ charauc
tters. (God is mtighity and if this
grieat cotunt ry antd thet good. old. iie
wvays must go downi beforo "montney,"'
"einitr" andt hypIoc.risy, some1 day13 it
will he knowni just how it happened
aind who i.-, r-es aisibile.
Of coutrst thoro aro many good
people faithIifully at work to"'rc'form"'
tte world, anrd, of coAurso, there is no
du'ftenso of crimoi1 aroong thle por butI
neit hetr dloes t hist provtent hypocritos
fromi slipping in, nor give excuso
for crimiinals ouf wealth and "iculturo"~
b einug re'ceiv(ed as heroes and1( gentlhe
men. There will noevor bo found
better ways thanti thle good old ways
of rating men''s stiniig, andi there
can nievter be hetter reforms thani the
oltd churches a'it tho good old1.timoe
ptraersie. so I think..
SAltoE PLUNKE~TT.
Tut t's Pills..
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Arrest
disease by the timely use of
Tutt's Liver Pills, an old and
favorite remedy of increasing
popularity. Always cures
SICK HIEADACIW,
sour stomach, malaria, indiges
tion, torpid liver, constipation
and all bilious diseases.
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
Good
Is aaeni la it)
heaIt h. Every nook
and corner of , he
system is reavhed by thie bloot, aitt onl
its quality tihe contl it lon of every organ tie
ponds. Uood blood imeans strong ierves,
good digestion, robust health. Impuro
blood mvans scrofula, dyspopaia, rheuna
tismu,catarrh or tt her disenmso. The surest
way to have good blood is to take Hood's
arsaparilit. This medicino puritles, vi
talizes, and enriches t ho blood, and sends
t ho elements ot health and otrengiyth to
every nerve, organ aud tissue. It, creates
a good appetite, gives refreshing sleep
and eures t hat I ired feeli ng. Reinemuber,
H Oods,
Sarsaparilla
Is the best - hn md the Onte Tru, Bloodt l'uriler.
Htoodis lill s U>..:i...A-..*
P'ro,t-:ltat t,of t ai t e Tru, 'tr, A ..4,H'htit IO,t.
T110 t w k% l\Sixth anul ine inilg
of tho south; Carolina stato To:eh(.1
01rS' Asso0iatiOn will bt' hlid tit 110tel
Altaiont, Paris Mlountain, Gren
ville, Junk" 30h to Jiulv -1i, IMG.
i'i.nIuiiA3131r..
\edin'1d1, 1itue tltl- Gloin(
exerciss; adtdross of welcoio re
sponst by . presiiont of mssoiation;,
organ i.-ation; address: Tie Toecher
ats a Social Factor, Sapt. \\. 11.
1land, Chester (1 raded School.
Thur11sday, jully Ist--Addross: Ef
feet of Reeont Constitlutional Action
on Education in South Carolina, W.
). Mayfield. State Suporintenldilt of
E,ducati: . intermission; businless;
Voice Culturo, Mirs. M. 1. Nowell,
Anderson, S. C.; ili-eussion; low
sholill Spolling ho Tallglit ? Supt.
S. 1. Watki;, Iallurenls (1raled
School; discussion; address: Argon
atid Atmosphere. Prof. Nl 11. 1 Har
din, Clemson College.
Friday, July 2nd --Drawmg, Miss
Condon, Wiithrop College; discus
Sion; M1atnal Training, Prof. S.
To11hinis, Cleilson l ege; discus
sioi; intermission; Some Common
Faults in Speech, Prof. J. 1'. Ki
ir, Wint hrop College; husinless;
add ross.
Sat utay, July f3rd---A Talk on
Child Sttidy, Pres. J. A. Rice, Co
lumbiia Fml1e College; discussion;
Nature Study, Miss Sarah Withers,
Darlinigton. S. C.; discus.sion; inter
Imlission; Talk alonig 1Kindergarteni
Lines, M1rs. [tid Mtarshall Linling,
ChiItrleston, S. C.; discussion; n1m.
tion of otlierts; iscellanieous busi
ness; lit erary- and musical eveninug.
Suiiday, JIuly 4th-- Ad'ress: Th'le
Chtrist ian C'itizen, Rev. (. 1B. Moore,
1). D)., LFurmiai University; conveni
sion or Sui,lay'-School woirkers; As
sociat ion sermoii, Pres. R. P. Pl~ol,
P resbyter01ian ( ollege for Woiien,
(ulo umbia, S. (C.
I )l arit ment cii eet i ngs;' -The sev
eral departiieints will imect ini the
afternoons of Ju tly l:st, 2nd and 3rd,
a-i follows:
Thiursday' Priimary department,
Miss I ltio Pope, G reenvyille, presi
dent. 1. Botn'iy as an Aid in Pri
mary Work, Miss Kato 1 Iabernichit,
Spat tanburg. 2. Child Study, Miss
Minntie. lacfeat, Columbia. 3: The
Primary Teacher aund the Black
board, Supt. E. L. Hg s, Gon
ville. 4I. Opjen conforence on sub-~
jocts portining to primnary wvork.
IFriday-epuartmniut of Hnporin0
tOIendece, W\. HI. HLand, Chester,
Presidont. 1I. Tho Essontials of a
Course of Study, b)y (I. A. Oreoasor,
Darlington;i dliscusion 10(d by W. F.
Moncrie fr, A nderson. 2. W ho Should
Select Assistant Teachorrs? by A. MI.
Rankin, Orangebu rg; discussion led
b)y J. WV. Tlhomson, Rock Hill.
Tho College Department and the
De)partmoint of County Superinti ou
doent, of wvhichi Dr.. James Woodrow
t he respective prosidents, will meet
on Saturday afternoon. Their prio
grammes have int yet boon reported
tA)oecttive conmmittoo.
I)ouschkaie.
Th'ie pride of the south halis always
beoon its beautiful aind cultured wo.
men. Every southern state 11as had
its historic heroines, the very namo
of wvhichi trills a- pat'riotic chord in
thousanids of warm sout horn boarts.
Among the mauiny, whoso nambos are
sacredlly enshirine'd on the histoi io
page, is that of Louiso Hlolcomb, onie
of Texas' fairest daiughiters, who was
intimately associnfed with much that
wais clear to every siouthlern beart,
and the subject of a most touching
and pathetic romanco.
In 1865 she was mnarrieud to the
dlashing and historic Colonel P'ickons,
who was thon reprvsienting South
('troliit in congress. Her lifo inl
Washingttm was short-, il the next
O'ar tiho e -lon"Iel vas iseti. to Rissia
by Prosident Jhilbatill. With his
1 t411111 111(l brillianit wife leo sool be
:IttO I ho favorito of thlt vzaIr m111
m1111re-cs.4, while all St. P'oto'r-4buirg wai,
leir williigii t-v subject S. 10 1 S I hoir
iir-A and oly child was born1 inl th"
z:Il' OwII puhiaet of Hollmatoff,
iih he I'al hin,ily plac.ed it. tlt'r
lisposal. Thl vmilpts Wt .4SO imu1tch
ttached t ye undg inother itht.
hle clii t hi'Ide r ight of go Iimther iti
,or ltil hab, :li,I gtV0 her ihost ranlgt.
mit v\prei. 1 'n Of I iuell,
In the ,al .1:ir that Uttoi was
elctel pi *inti ('dlontI f ii11,el ,
was veloil god. f Sthlil ('ar1,s
1t1it. i1 l nrcilgot his hipl nm1t1 ie
Ilpa tiln :l.nk.r m klnu. tliis
[ti prtui If I h > (IIm 1o itn
Ii a a 1 t t ie e Iit I
loa<h t wih icoi pn-sues. Theicll
.Ilr, wiiIu ilsIwn li t Ing itoI-oit, (
hlii eck itiall iniiatref ellwhlf,
foleased i gol. 'Uo th ' o is
oAthe Imo ve fru g ot IIs, but I t
it a vailable proselit from the(, exar.
Now. thoe ' lene tings l'incolli
was ilaugurthel pith'lr ilit, 1111n Col
01n0l Pickvons govern-1or of South Car
Loilit. You all knlow too woll what
followed, tho e's o f 111st
Of the SouIthernI StliteS, t It- ()r
ganlizationl of thet conIIfedviraevy lit
MN101tgonwryk1l, Ala., tht, lovyiigiof
troop)s ald (lte propara-ltionl for thW
terriblo war that. followed.
Ikvauregtrd wits in comniqind itChar
Iv-stoln andI it was (1-llm-d bost. to r
dui1co 'ort 81umtor, inl Charleston
ha11rbor, so Ie svi it a Ittlegnlunll to he
gov1rnor, at 10 I C(Amnilbi'la. to visit the
hV*' .in City at. olce to "witniess the
inct 1imn of hostilites." The wife
and bae:il went with tlie gove1rnor,
Who aifter enef ll-npectinlgall. the
batteries, de tha reI. hat ill was reatdy.
(Gen1eral Biaieg rd tholn took tlie
child in his arn1s, place<d I torch ink
her hatl und showi'd lie where to
touch the fuse, alil thus Was fired
the first guli by little Doischka, the
godIchild of the eIPire'ss of Ilussia.
ut thiis was not the last of her
sanguinary exporiences dur1iing thli
(err Ible wItr that. she started.
A few ytirs litter occurred anot her
reiiarkable event in her vouig life,
which was llore sild anild liartrmid
ing than11 it was reIma rk abl e4. 1. wits
a sad wtding cne. Her h ailf
sister, a claughitor of her rather by a
foriier mart ilge. was to lie m11arrivd.
Thest ood at.t Ihe sia1c-md alt ir. I it tie
Doischika stoo(d Withli thlie litten1dants
Iiear the brido witli both l hands full
of flowers. A i.omt. more anI
these t wo throbbing hearts wvonhl lbe
joined for life, and two lives hiappily
solemnii wordls fell from the iniist er's
wore st art led-- -a shriek, a groanll a
frant ic scrtiain awll 1all was chaniugtd.
A cruel ball froui a ftelral gunboaiot,
whichii wias iini g to0 besiego~ thle
doomelitd c'ity, craishetd throi~ugh tilt
rtoof ofC ihe saced laie anud struck
1h0 faii yoitung br idoI fu ll in te cihest
and1( dashedo. tiit her yoiiutg life just
at Ithis jtkoou peoriod(. 11er' w.iinnl
D)ouschika wer'('e nearly (drenehodec ini
thie warm'n blood. This was surely
one0 of1 the( suiddest. scents ini all thle
dark y ears of earmligt' ilit mode the
sothI ai dela'itOton tuid ihed the
11111( withi muoiuners.
It. is wvell knuown thbat. (Gov'ernor
Pieos died about thle t imlo thle warIl
(clos.ed, but littlie Don'schka gr ow u
to lovoly womnanhioodI as t hie inlopted
Will Not Perfor'm Mtiracles
But~ It Will Cure.
D R.N hiil' REWr'i'()A'l'lV E N ERV INE
enresle i1ervouLs pro(st ratlon. Not ml
rotculouisly. but selen ill allly, by first
remioving the gerrnai oft di'sease, and ethen10
s(liyuplyg heath y nlervi foid, inrinu~'. g
('ningii thme tiiro sysitemi. Ilesperatio easess
re'quiiroIprolongedl teami n as111 shown.1) by
tile phlysleiin said I hadt ai li.t, situIkt oft
paira lysis, liy limbs). wouildtl dra1ii41w up. I
Dr.Mils' oul 104Ve I-hri(4tinjgs
1)1' iI1iIcs in 44y3 ('het that steieed
Nervine uneltdurahl;i. i-or Ii tre
mon41 t I couildl nt sltep
Restores andit ftit three~ W.tks did
felt that if relief did( not. c'. 10 1 wouht be
deatd t)r inano ii. I tiok lir. M1 iles' Ute.4ta
lvo Nervino and the s'conid utight slept two
lhours andlt from that 1iiini 0on liy healt i m
proved; lo(wly at, irst, but, steidily anId
'turely. I fook in all .t0 hiot tls, and I cannot
('pIross how grateful I am, fo I am now
s>erfectly well, and4 .have' l.aken 4no mi1cino
for over four mzonthis." lir. Miles' Nor'vino
Is sold by dlruggkst.s on guairrnt t.hat first
bottle benieflits or mIoney: refunded.l
11o(ok on heart tintd nerves '30. Dr. MUgs
Medical t00., Elkhiart., Intd.
Wha
A
Cirstoria. is Dr). Satnuel Pitche~
antid Clhildren. It contaimno
other Narcotle sibstlnce.
J or Paregoric, Drolm, Sooth
it, is P lsan1it. It- guran
Mtillionm fit' Mother". castorl
--tilo Mother's 1Fie4id.
THE FAC-SIMILE
APPEARS ON E\
11C CENTAUi CCMPANY. 7T Mtl
".child of 'South (I Carolina." Sho
n1trri'iId Dr. Dugas, of Aguusta, but,
(1ie< soon iftmr lit. Edgowood, hor
ancost r1l holtle, and buried in t ho old
family bii'' lg grouin(l. Abovo hor
Iret llIotII(l ri(el It to1lb1stono boar
itg the onet( woI, t.h0 unino given
by t lie great'. Russian pnlipross,
"Dlousc.li"t.,
|ISOUTHIERN RAILWAY.
Centrrtl Time 'IA wvits Col ti,litatil a Jok
sonvillo. F. 111-4- flena trwoclu Co.
stt I i. I) 14 I 5 I)Ili k I I le1 11 It t,4.iGo
I F Finttrist U It I V ', 1897.
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AII:nnlta filr 101OMiPI'mer, M01b1P New O..
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For Tickets Rieepurli andl Infor-tilltlonl, it .
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o EN10 \l. 4 v'' riju:PrnTiouTrH, VA.
Florida Central and
Peninsular i. 'road
Short Llnm nets wi 10n1Forit anid aill Nort
(.1.1k 114)11118.
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lih-ilphin, New Ymlk, Bo '
toll anld the Ias14t.
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lvalvs. 'loxng, M xleo, Clir n1 111 a -. I I...
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3 oi ui'o (1 lo I No. 37 reaiches'1 JaI r'ksonfl v inii
3:1 ;I 3lave st. Alawiust3ine.50.. lc sn
vill 11 1n.1n- init lox ep . Iunlay.1No a111
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1244 ae 31131, Tainnssv A' iv . I nl(1a ilo , .3j '.I.
3)13h31. Mobihli. Newi OrCleans14 A<l VII .1<n'k bOwl:,
AlIixl 'u, Calfornh1 a' ntlo th Pneltle C.. s"
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I -. n il . hu o sil .5n . F rS
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IS.0 a. m.-l a.enrk Jaonvle for lirn
wI lunEvet, da11 il i,e 1unclay.
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