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DARLING TT17^ ij ij in 'J “IK FOR THE LIBERTY OF T WOR ir LI) WE CAN* |)() ANYTHING. VOL .11. DARLINGTON, SOUTH UAKOLINA, WKDXKSDAY, 1)E( KMHEU 2.*L 1SJH. NO. !(> W aysidc (iallirrinirs. Don’t find fault, whi-n _vtm can just as well praise. Nearly 50 per cent.of the property of England is insured. Don't give dollars in public and pennies in private. The bad thing about a little sin is that it wont stay little. Don't, stav away from prayer-meet ing and go to the theatre. People generally set their hearts SOITH CAROLINA METHODISTS. Financial Condition and Growth of the Church During the Past Year. The following reports, submitted to the annual conference just closed ut Darlington, show the tii ancial condition and growth of the M. E. church South in South Carolina during the past year—and a gratify ing showing it is: Financial report—Paid presiding elder sli.!ixn,5u ; pastors and a.sis-1 most upon that which they need tants, Sl(tS,:$^:$. , .»'.i. increase *135.41: least. Don't think that you know every thing and that other people know nothing. The orange crop this year will be one of the largest, ever raised in Louisiana. Many a man keeps drinking till he hasn't a coat either to his back or stomach. Mo?t people a>k advice in order to secure some continuation of their decision. The t nited States collects Stid'.t an spends *41!I every minute of the night and day. A railroad tunnel, being built un der the cilv of Baltimore, is to co t How Hr Siircrodod. I A Kflir of the Mar. bishops funds. *l.5fi:$.97, increase £1.10; conference claimants, *S,S.!3.- Sti: fore'gn missions, slg, i:lt!.4d, in crease *!i:42.'37: domestic missions, £10.4*2.44; church extension, *•!,- Ii)!l.!t2. increase *512.50: education, *2,953.09: publication minutes,*49.5: other objects, *35,20*. 17, increase **,5*7.35; on churches and parson ages, *<<1.272.1*. increase *<;.!4*.*0; by Siindav schools for missions. *1,*31.lit; t*x pended for Sunday school literature, **.*<14.03. increase £305.*<i. Grand total for all pur poses, *273.4<>7..> 1 • Statistical report—Local preachers 152, white members, <19.131, increase 3.25*: baptism, infants 2.2*1. adults 1,77*. increase 25*; Sunday schools, „p W .„.,i „f Ad.onii.otm. <1*0, increase 7: officers and teachers, Now M( . xi( , (( 1|;ls j 1|st .ledicatiil her 4,*09; pupils. 3*,725. increase 103: (i| . s , p,,!,];,. s( .i, ()0 i i 1(M1<l ._ |( i. s i,,,.;,- church buildings. 000. increase 11: ^ \- t .g as> parsonages. I 1*, ineyciise 3. Value of church property Church building?'. 7.<i**.50, in crease, ^39,148.50. 1’arson agus, In I’.ali, an island in tie Indian Archipelago east of Java, theburning of w blows still go on. Louis Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot, has entered his nineteenth year, lie is in fair health in his Italian home. . Rio Janeiro's principal street is thirty feet wide, only half a mile long, and no carriages nre allowed to enter it. An Irish paper announced that Vr. Kenney fell from a carriage and broke his neck but received no further damage. The Exposition authorities intend j to place an -aggregate of *3O0.!l0n,- 0(10 of insurance upon the World's *115,540.75. Value of other church property, £137,340, increase, £11,- 904.50. Grand total, £1,170,o7o.25. Eyes Opened. The State of Dec. 14th says: There were circulate 1 copie? of the ( hestei Bulletin in the House Saturday con taining a spiev article from Repre sentative John 15. Stokes, a one-time Tillmanite, but from whose eyes the scales have since fallen. Here are some of the choice extracts from the article: “When he (Tillman) was nomina ted l believe the farmers had a secret , Fair buildings and exhibts. understanding what they would do. | A gentleman in Tocoma recently I worked and voted with them, but <r ;l ve a dinner to twenty-eight people, I see we have elected the biggest set the dining room being the interior of of fools to State offices we have ever t rw ,m l)i.s place. For simple hoarseness lake a fresh — .. M The following letter to the 15ir- Among the souvnirs at the bail on mingham Age-Herald is a very sensi- Survivor's Day was a festameirt The Apportionment Bill. Popular Sfienrc. M alcr as a Mciiiriue. The following is a full text of ihe Salmon, pike and gol Itish are the The huV’au body L eoin-tanl!\ un bill passed by the house <'or a reap- only lisli that nevi r.-bep. dergoing'flssue change. Worn out ble one. There is not a farmer in the South who will not be benetitted lowing letter enfolded in its pages; by reading it, and who cannot, if “This is a Testament given me by ft necessary, achieve the same success, sister the day I left for the war. 1 “Every one you may meet with a carried it in my pocket through few exceptions, has something to say thick and thin until I landed home about hard times, tight money, etc., The cover of this .Testament has a and if von were to ‘catch on'to the little history. It is made . ut of a whose history is narrated in the fed- portiuumeut of representatives in that body under the census of 1*90: “A Bill to provide for I In 1 appor tionment of the represent a lives in A man can live and ei.jov perfect pari ides are cast aside and eliminated milk and its products Irom the system, white lie new are ever being formed, from tln ineepii the House of Representatives of the State ofbouth Carolina from the several counties in this State, accord ing to the enumeration of I’niled complaint vou would be about as rubber cloth which belonged to four States (ciisus for the year 1 *!m. gloomv as the most, of the people ap- dilTercnl soldiers. The first ownejtp.- “Whereas, '< he Constitution of pear to be. I have a short, faithful was a Yankee soldier lying dead bg- South Carolina. Annie 11, fiction storv to tell in your paper and hope side the road. The second owner 4, reouires that representation in the it mav aid the wise men in our State was II. V. Jones of our company who General Assembly shall beapporlion- to arrive at (lie causeand the remedy t<Hik it out of the 5’ankce's kna|». ed among the several i ounties of the for hard times among the farmers. sack. Jones was killed about two State in the course of every tenth In l*i>7 I found myself on a fair weeks afterwards. He carried the vear after !*75; and average farm, just where I am writ in ' rubber clot h rolled up in his I lank- “Y I • r, as. The said section „f I he to vou, with one good mule, a broken let. The ball which killed him wen: Constitution was duly amended in down armv horse, a fair set of farm- through the blanket cutting the rnb > il*8l!, authorizing the General As- ing implements, mostly second-hand, her thirteen times. By observing the; south ly, tit any time in its discretion, In-altli on alone. It is inly a few years since the nourishing (|Ua!itles of milk and its hygioi.ie value began to be properly ap| rec'ated. The indispensable use of gutta percha is for the protection of -nl nt.trine telegraphs, for with It ail ol her substances have proved Uiore or less failures. G. \V. Dunn. Site Califorei.'t ini I n r,". list. has collected over ve.ocu iusecls 11binging to ihe hornv.inged familv, 5()()0 of the cricket tribe oid td out it ( (> l.utti rllies, ami nunderless rare jdants and animals. A Frem h anatomist h.-is examined TheM'nited States census as a true and ami orang-outang, and yi correv I eutiuicnition of the iulsabi-1 he has tound t.n :n but without a dollar of credit and cover of the Testament one of the to adopt the immediately jireceding the eighty-six chimpanzee.-' just *<).75 in cash. It was the last thirteen holes will be seen, week in January, and the time had i third owner was Vince Jones. come for us to “pitch our crops” for carried it altout. six months, then get 114ants of the several gounties, the vear. I had a small <|nantity of , ting sick he was sent to the hospitat make its apportionment and a.sign- gi u'i I h.s asserls that one di.-ixus mil like those which atlliit mankind, and m of life to its close. Water has the power of increasing thc.-e tissue changes, which multiplv the waste products, but at the same time tley are renewed bv its agency, giv ing ri-e to increased appetite, whieii io i:ir;i. jirovides fresh nutriment. tVi'suns but little accustomed to drink waiei arc liable to have the wa le producis formed. Any olisi inction toihel'ive working of natural laws at once pro duces disease, v hich. if once tirniiy seated, reijiiires both lime and momy to cure. I’eopie ai eilstolued !o i i-. in the morning weak and languid in lla- in perfect w hich iiuiny linn s iy drinking a fail I efol'e I'elil'ing. In luiliftii Girl's Doll. Lillie Indian girl- are just as fond of doll babie.- as little white girls, and I daresav thev dress their duels as lovely as auv to be found in the Baris toyshops. Tons they look very tunny indeed. Thev are dressed i" genuine Indian oiillil. sparkling with brigiiicolored beads on dress, in necklace and earrings. Ihe liodv ii elf, underneath, is made of muslin stuffed with cotton. '! ho broad, staring brown halie r lace of the doll L perfect!’, tbit, wit h pop eye- and lips of pale blue In ads'cheeks I bet glow w ith datlh - lind the call-. ol war jiainl. conspicuous l,v it The back of |h piece of buffalo's lirow n hair of .. h Id,died il id a no.-e ihai absence. head is a single hide. the long. '• o| . hi h i- parted and. o Ivvo pigtails, like unic lines appro])fiate!" mv nnoTiinit's (iit.v vn. I've breathed no sigh, I've shed corn iihoiit enough, with economy, to fird mv stock and give iny family meal for four or five months. Times were hard with me sure enough. Mv near neighlior was a little bet ter off. but not as mueh as I thought him to he at the time. We were talking over the matter when ho in formed me that he was going to Gadsden the next day to jnake some arrangement for credit to enable him to make his crop, and asked me to go with him and see what I cottid do. We went to town. It was'nt long! before my neighbor had secured his j credit with a note and mortgage! which he was to trade out during the j year. I tried to do the same, but it was jin. sleeps afar from no go. The merchants did not know home me and I couldn't make the securitvi , ’Mid strangers graves alone; they ileniainkul. \\ oil, wo wont back nmum! home together, my neighbor with a| Repeat the word “I'nknown. smart load of bacon, coffee, dry goods and shoes for the children, with a dress for his wife and a Sunday coat for himself. My wagon was empty and I disconsolate, with nothing to take to mv fireside but a heavy heart and a will to work. I told my wife all about my failure to get credit and we talked the matter over until mid night: “Well,’ said she,‘Tom, we; lt W(m | (l | mv „ been a and died there. Before leaving he , hient among the several counties ue- left the rubber cloth with me, mak-’cording to said, enumeration; and ing the fourth owner. “Whctca.i, There' has been no G. S. Bki.i.i Nincit, . ••niiiiH’ralioii of the inhaUtun's of the unties bv the Stale since ,eniimerati< Company ‘A,’ First S. C V,- ,r '.a vcral co Fncloscd in the Testament were |• * also the following Hues which had; ’’Be it enact'd by the senate and been clipped from ti ConfedcraihL ffimse of representatives of the State newspapes: ' o 1 'South Carolina, now met and sit- “Hovv many thousand there are to tiug in -.(.ncral assetubiy, and hv the whom war has made the following ^uthorily of the san:e. .‘cclion I. Th it the t’niled States ; census for tin year l*9n 11-, and the m| •■ ,:l||1 <-‘“numeration of I he inhabitants in a! out the sain' ' 1 ] Ol til A new arti'ici al honey. ( “sugar honey." bi ds fi dr to 1 ( ( formidable rival 0 t he h: product. It cot Isis'S of .-li. .small proper!ion of miner;! , 1 11 water and a free i icid. In la sectx I ion of vva.-ie nniy be remedied I tumbler of wale; i’b.is very materially a.-.'i-ls in procos during the night, and le j ihe tissues good and strong, tv-ub I In IV c. for I .n llaxcii lv nw igs. !'min t ach ltt.nl t>l ! cads in b ur ! >ng, ht low t lif i"* lal ol Mark-, im die tear, Where hrolhcr takes his rest; I've never knelt ahove the sod That lies ahove his breast. i tii tbe several (ounties of this Stale; and that the apportionment and as signment of smell it very closely get nine honey. Professor M unsoy says that a good churn will make at least ten percent, more hutlar than is called for hv the butler fat found in the milk, and if all the Imttcr fat got into the hntterj it would overrun the amount called | for ncarh eighteen pen i i.t. The germs of yellow few r it is le eonveved from i (he aetive work of Ihe day. Hot vva- u.ie i ; ti'i - is one of our best remedial agents, turai V bot bath on going to hed, even in far. ; the hot nights of summer is a heltei salts, j reliever of insomnia than many drugs. am 1 j Infiated parts will subside under the resembles tin continued poll king of real hot water. Very hot water, as we all know, is a prompt checker of bleeding, and be sides, if it is clean as it should be, it aids in sterilizing our wound. A riotous stomach will nearly always gratefully receive a glass or more of hot water. Farming Pays. ur hang- an enornn us Is. white and ojivf. mat. ai>t. About ht r licek isa double lie kbit It of dark blue beads. The dress is made of soft diess.-d hide in Iwii | :■ as exactly alike a front anil back.. The seams along e;.eh side and under the urn are ornamented with a narrov. IVii gv. Tlie seam on flic outside of the shevt' is covered with a si. ip of head work of paie olive, varied with bands of red, yellow and dark blue, short strips of hide secured in the middle end stained a deep orange npit si nl.ilivt.' j (bought, niitv he eonveved from j Me have noticed that the. mort the several counties he made aeeonl |, v Wmh in j shiftless ami thriftless a farmer is t ht ehildhoodV tug to said enumeration. so large numbers. ' Recent , ases of I <«’"'<• l<m<llv !»' <'>'i<'* "I'arinin See. 2.’I hat the counties shall, at . ,, . 1 I lie tlisease m Marseilles b ranee eon Itl . , , the session of Ihe general assembly .... , that lonely , . , , ‘ b,e ira<etl to no other cau-e than a • next 1 it lowing t lie lirst general etec- . „ ... (tair ot parrots Irotnthe Australian Islamls. oruaniuntnig •skirl. \ d tLOep I'tiknown to them the mother's ho]tes That centred once on him; I’nknovvn lothem the sister's love, Not death itself can dim. o-' lion and be rept iltr the passage t>f I his act, a-rcnflcr until the same siiall Bed. be entitled to rept'esell- Re( cut (uses of ! I1UII ’< doesn't pay." It is the lliriflv, go- ahead farmers vvlio despite the hart! times, show that farming tloes pay. < )tangelmrg Monitor. which only £4,509 comes from Hi” Clcmson estate. * * * “The governor wants three more offices made so he can have appoint- htive got two good cows, some hens, and a few pigs, a good garden, and egg, heat it ami thicken ' ' . ' -1 thc ^ of i K . a ltl,. £o we will stay id our work. Bless her soul, she was the wisest woman, 1 think, that ever lived on earth, and among the last that went to heaven. 1 took her advice, and at the end of the vear I had j We ne'er can placet he tlowery wreath, Embalmed with sorrow's tear, To shetl its fragrant sweetness there Above the lost and dear. Yet w ill the moon light, soft and pure, His couch with beauty lave,; the same are hereby, repealed.” seven good bales of cotton, 240 And angels from their starry hone, bushels of corn, and saved 1,200 j Kpep watch o'er Brother's Grave, pounds of bacon, banked snugly Dm; | n (j^. |i,|| t! vuluiu” was also a Tli;. ; v D bushels pf sweet potatoes; while my , ho.ikniiirk on wltich were w rought 1 W |.j),,< ;l j-o.Tesp •nd-utt of Forrest good wjfe had £15.75 ntade fnim her these won|s: “When surroundwl hv am j suvant, so old tlmt no! od\ eggs, chickens, butter and liqiiey.rnd teiuptatimi?, forget not your God;" i kh „ ws | )ow m i u . i g ._ 01lv 0 f those had. Mr. Tillman promised that Clcmson College would he built without any cost.to the State. It j^.j M1 „ ar> Eat freely of it and the]i lonK . all ,i our living from has already cost over *123,000 am hoarseness will soon he relieved, thex- will have £*0,000 next vear, of nit.' ’ • If you owe ii man, pay it; and don’t pay it as if you was doing the man a favor. He is thcouc that has done you a favor in trusting you. “Where is the east?" impured a ntents to give fhree mo(v wprthless tutor one day, of a very little pupil, fellows to he paid by some of the ‘'Where the morning comes from,’’. Ipird earnings of tip- laboring people H><' plea?aut and 1'rpmpt answer, j want i(U tlje lab<n:ing pe'ide l ,,, tl | Taking the offieprs bphling honor-j geiitk‘n|.u| and ladies to read his arv nmk into aerflun!, Him: Wjhad bought howplf a snmffipr' dress tp ssage to tl(c Legislature to 2.050 generals in Ihf British <‘l'n<.v t I . intl lK)llltet am j enough to make 4Vhat af'tol have elected. He .nearly one for every hundred '''H | ,h e Im ,h.rg a rmei|ts fur all the child- wants three c<inn<y coininis-Jioncrs ,| The skin of a boiled egg is the best remedy fora boil. Carefully p-a! it. wet and apply t > thc boil; it draws out thc matter and relieves the soreness. It is estimated that theintoxicating Ihpior used annually in Hie I'nilcd States would till a canal four feet deep, fourteen feet wide, and 15(1 with the merchants and had sold hi. m 'es long. cotton. All he had to sb .w for; pa-sed the n-al ilaiigcr period, w hich The public debt of New York cilx llis " !,s !1 l "'" ’’"FW H'hI «»'er a (turlcr . . tl ... ....ditor for there arc l.lc.tv is in '-onud nun.b. rs. .*100.000.0(m'.. I>c ryally did not need and ; about *3.) of each gcicx.lioi, ^ic before attain- H. v 1 ’ ^ r r . , , r i > i i in cash. In IS7^ mv nrii^lilMir soM milt ilia^'nl I*/. i)| I,<m luvnio of other States where monev can Is. (lie public debt cf I’1,1 ladclplna IS 1 . . . • .... ... , < '* Lvrflta Lto,.fi.f..,.llv ..n,,. I'hifJtf” i- -1V. Ml... M.fi|ff iiivh.v iiii.l If«... II “f If. If VfU 1.. gei ne, ' .. • where be came to want. I he same increase vottr ch inces of life, marrv, V hjch, unfortunately. I,c did not 'jd.e decrease .if .me tbird of llte vt . al . j s2,35l, loaned out and I for. as a n le. l ar.ied n et, live get, and the exeenilum of "lankn..! ; 1)Uni | )( . r ,,f eases o“ .lri,n!;.-n..,>.-s; lrawill( , a W4 .j, MVim ,h |.mg,.r tip.n bachelors. The latter, j,. the end of tune, then no les- among the tm.iwof ll,e n-gular army < mM , , | mV4S 1M . v< . r , M>rniW0 ,| „ w ., ltf nr ( .| aim , anpeu^ti.: fl ugl ? t to he ipeted to IV.p ltd- during Hie paM twelve years is a a thi,,?, or. M t ny nan.c on a n.er-j advaaUe-s. More women reach Ha ltl u, l 1,ntl ^ ,,f , ’ frK ' c ' , ' S ' ,f Chant’s hook for a nickel's credit. I age of 50 than me. but after that Carolina, by patriots of every clime Corn husks boiled in caustic soda ! arc being utilized for the manui'ael me J of jiaper. Thc cooking process results in the formation of a sponge. On. rnuld we hut hau’CMLSfd lnsoyi's, • glutinous iia^iA* whuhis mhiv’ca’d io Km*iY<‘d his iiartin^ bivath, ^ t^b^h^ld, v; ( laivn- .. .* . - - . J n . ■ , , .* /. it * .. hca\\ imomiiv .>o so lo oliuiinato tin rood- don, •): l olloton, o; d: ‘ 1 ihihm thc tiiicr rcinaimnir hcinir . . nuulc into tiapcr in I lie ordinan •town, s?: (ircciiYilk*, o: 1 11 • wav. An ingenious camera for photo-j Marion, 3; Marll ..rough, 3; New- S''ai'hing the internal organs of men 1 Oconee, 2: Oiangelmrg, 5; anima.s has I een I ruler the M rong Head. And heard him speak one last go bye Before he slept in death. ad pleasure To treasure up the scene; A painful lesson fraught with good. For memorv's hand to glean. t,'fives as follows: Abbeville, 5; Aiken. 3; Amler.o i, 5; BarnweM, 5: Beaufort. 4: Berkelev, ti; Cliarleston, i' Edgelield, 5; Fairfield, 3; Florence, 3; (leorgetow n, 2: Greenville, 5: ilampl.m, 2: Hone, 2; Kershaw, 2: Lancaster. 2; Laurens, 3; Lexington. fringe of leather, completely emering the hands, is stitched to the sleeve and a similar fringe is sewed around the bottom of the dress. Just concealed by this long fringe a pair of tiny moccasins may lie seen embroider, d .m Ihe toes with blue ! and Yellow beads. Tall leggings >>f buckskin, like the ' lop- iif pail of boots, extend above the knee, and are likewise marked with a pattern of whileand eransoti i bends. | In choosing a carpet always s,4e<t Barson Dow ncoueli: “You protn- ise.l to publish my sermon in your paper but vou have not done it." 1 , , j one Hie pat'ern ot whieii issnia!l. saxs Editor Shears: "It must hein lb. (lajier, heeause I knew I had th. proof of it. Barson Dow neoueh: “I have look- e 1 for it. hut cannot find it.” t In •What i n \ el.. e, at negroes ah.ml iinij un nne (if its lly leaves is written: 0 |,( knock” I knee 1 «.\ sister’s part ing gift to a brother. ; |, K) V( .. in ..pp a || iim | | Julv .<2, Dbil: 1<> (.e«»rge from doubled up with rheumatism, who Ivrry, Biekens, 2; Richland, 4; Spartan- l “' nl,i,ll . v ’ 11 is eylindrieal iu shape Ic.irg. <!: Sumter, 5; t'nion, 3: Wil- is in a rublier tube am! liamshurg, 3; York, 4. ; h:1 ’ s liemisj.herieal slmllers and “Sec. 3. All acts or parts of acts Hvo minute ineandeseenl lani| s. inconsistent with this act tie, and ,'‘res.-ing a i>neumatie l.all moves the camera forward in the tube opens the shutters and makes the electric j light contact. Rem iving th ■ pressure j close? Hie shutters puts out the! lights, and replaces the camera. , Experiments made in America with th ’eoltonwood show that the increase in the growth of the tree is made ,nlv during a week or two ;a receipt hook published seventy ! years ago, i'or in this ease Ihe two welis in which the carpet .‘.insistsare j always mueh closer interwoven than i io carpets w here large figures on ample grounds are represented, and c inse.pienlly the carpet will wear nrieh longer. What do the little mothers of Barisian doll babies think of t he lit! le Sioux Indian girl’s dolly?—New 5 ork b’eeorder. He M as Sony. ii.'cro man at Citv Boinl. Edjlor Shears: text?" Barson Downeouch: “I'Ved mx sheep.” Editor Shears: “Here it is: the new foreman has put it in Ihe stock ! raising departm. nt. Here it is under I the heading‘Sheep raising in Western | Texas,” ! “The Rev. Thomas Draw the water out of your wells, i* harleston, S. < .. the All the filth on the lot gravitates to the bottom of the well. If you fail to clean it out, typhoid fever max come to vou or one of your loved ones. The cos! of cleaning out a xvell is a mere trifle, compared to elected in each township and paid by -cli township and the tax increased 50 per cent, on our land. Iloxx in the name of God can xvc pay all these taxes? He wants a stamp act. Doscn't he know the stamp a t brought on the Revolutionary war? I xvonld ask the members of legislature to con sider well how they vote. It is mighty hard to borrow any money ijoxv and it will be impossible to get any if all notes have to he .stamped !, 1931: ten. And best «f all, I did not owe Mamie.”’ a man on earth a cent. —j- Mv neighbor, who had the credit I j Some of th;.’ in?;iiMii”e statisiicsre- eon 1.1 not get, made eleven bales of j ccntly compiled i i <i.’i‘in my arc an cotton, a small corn crop, no meat, into csting s inly. They telate to the and his credit until he xvas several 1 probabilities of life. The average hundred dollars in debt. I met him duration of life is thirtv-seven years in Gadsden during the month of but those who are appr.ctelting that Jamtarv, l*(!*, after he had settled age iii’ed fed no anxiety, fur, thev shmild r”ineii.|ier that lltey liavi pa-sed i!i xvuiks or crawls about assistancr of txvo cane known its I'ttcle Joe. the old fell.ixv xx;is slo.vlv making his xvay through the village street xvhen along came a x' hite niitn, a : very well knoxvit ehafiieter in th.it i toxvn, “hiilf teas over." lie xvas pretty nearly sis “ ftijl as a g.at <1 h. hapi'ened to have his riile with him xx he! her ahout midsummer, be the rule xvi is believe.I to doctor or funeral xx it It tin •iml i- b ,, '<->' v i ,, gd«'i , liioustm.’s, Experiments One diix most Ainericanfast ! I,) "‘'.-•eet to clean .nil the aim a cr.ic! sliot he is er. As soon eate 1 on a Joe let of vo'ir will Live me | i head an . x.lll til'lx and country. “I now appeal aga : n to the ladies to run all their pexvter into bullets at once and then look over all these above accounts, and then go at on. e to Columbia and stop that set of fools, for if you let them go on making bills vou and your children and Emplover Thompson. You are have often thought and believe most period the stronger discharged. Employee—But what lirmlv that the best tiling tlmt ever have I done,sir? Employer Nothing happened tome xvas my failure Absolutelv nothing. Thai's what I get credit in I*(i7. Nearly 25 years about. have passed since I had mv diseonso- The breading weight of a bar of ^W ride hack to my humble holm- iron one foot long and one inch ; fl «m Gadsden. I have since reared a square is 2,7*1 pounds. A iiiccc of family of seven children, given the x has th of it. Tall persons live lougi’i to short, end those liorii in ih” i.ivc so’inl'T eons(itutions than hose hor;i at any other season.— ■!.1! -e I. ('Iirislr.ia - (: iiiin(ifu , 'ts. same dimensions lies! elneation the country eould offer, have built a large house and barn, and have enough, thank the Lord, to keep me and my family in comfort as long as I shall live. I In using the heavier grades of A Congo native, who has been want no sub-treasury and never kerosene or refined petroleum oils iu taught to read and w rite, has just wanted it hut once, and then thank children’s children will Ik- slaves swu,0,K,(l 1,ickul '- v forever by them. So come at once wo " l,, brw,k ^ lt 580 » KJU " ,k into the open old field fight, (l0s| , rl ^d Less Rum. God, I eould ..ot get it. There is not a farmer in Alabama, worthy of the name of farmer, xx ho cannot do as 1 .have done.” lamp* the wick often becomes chum d sent a letter, his first, to thc Arch ut the top which obstructs the bishop of Canterbury. It reads a* capillary action of the wick. When follows: “Great and good chief of the xvick js r tised, the charrvd top thy tribe of Christ, greeting: The qhstptets t|)y slpt jn H* flame guard lpim|)lfsj of yqttr siq-.viiuts kisses Hie — tliid diminishes Hte lltime. W’ieks hen4 qf yotty. gqrments,'and 1 egs you The fall of min in thc ni.miitaius should he often renewed. The old to send to his fellow-..ervants mofo of Southern California has greatly wicks become hard and partially oh- gospel and less “iiin. In the bonds increased since the formation of Itructed iu the tube. ^ of Christ. I’guliu.” 1 Salton Lake. When isa Christmas goose like a pincushion? When it isstiiffcd. \\ In should large dealers in faille and .<hccp hexvare of Chri>tmas xvc? Because so many stockings (stock ' ingsl arc hung then. What claxvs never scratch? xlrunk or I'licle Joe scale 1 o.i a sliiiiri sung on j: “1 say, rncl. potato on top slioot it off. I cents it I littr.i the potato orado if I killyc." Thc oid negor K.a! .-1 iij. i.- plicl: “Do vou sax. boss, you will give fffly cents if you bust the potalo. cr a dollar if xc kill n.c? “Yes, ’ xvas the l.’.dy. •• Well, den go ahead l oss," said the old man. The potato xv.is placed on (he top of thc old .ii'gro' h‘Y.d and ti.c xiiit. mail staggered of almul thirlx paces and drexv a head. Tlie smoke and !ire.-h >l from the rillc and the jiotato spmi high iu th*’ air. “Weli i,li he shoved." said Ji.u, I did do ii, or I’m a sojor!” !!e staggered up to l tide Joe, £anta f,nai led round in txvo or Hircc d • best ■ than pring created so much rcugious exei ihroughout South Carolina la xx as put out of thc Augusta here to-night fer l>ciiig into.'. Mr. Ldtch is a pivachi’i’of t! Jones stripe, and ids scriuoi i xcar drexx immense croxvds." V,, || at The ahoxc paragraph i> least once or twice-i year is little les-j H"iu : |M Aiigii>ia. ( •.(.. t- Hmn a crime,and for the dereliction ! Tl11, N ' '' ' : ' n ' 1 Courier, um! vou mav he hehl to fearful account- l '"’ 1 lu ' "'"H' , ' 1 'i' ' ahili'v. Nearlv all of the Ixpi.oid j lil,! '> « - ,m i:ll “ fever'eotnes fron, thc j " h ” »" A,, ""Ma Momiax xx alcr in oar xxvlls. and he who do. - ! I ;< i ‘ l “ i,,i 1,1 ' 'l ,llllil1 ' " nolhing to keep impurilies out of il,: Kl ''• ' gei.ilciu,. i i. his drinking water commils an | H'*n « ame doxx n on tlie tran m, MM4 ...vi, i i • offense against himself, hi, fan.ilv i' M'"" 1 ''* with .-.".m* I'h.iv.,.. ' and his town. If anybody dcmld ''<dn* "lax mg... I ’ lli(1 , ixvant logi’t ridof all ids i'amilx h. ! -..nv, r,al..m vvtth "'lib'" A l.l'l.. I ilnl, uia. I (vail the n • : ,i , . ,, . , . .. i i .. .....I .• I.I . II .. <lc'sl;ifll\ llHlll Inllt U lilt til v) t I* f i * •,! 4 i . i- I r;iM (to so h\ liiaUiiili hl> \\' li a < ! (liK’d ions !hat cam** w In lliat (li>n- • • j . t m ... . .i : . i m i; i ,.,..,..,1 Lch cli allai i. 11 - >a\.- I ha! J inc’.idiug paste vou hough), and thex I'"' ' '' I „i_hi of aid pivxiou, (.. i say that when things are mended; The defeat of Judge W. 11. W'al-j he went into a . with that they are stronger I ban ever. f„ r t |„. position of \„*.eiaie llV . m ,| .•-o 1 thought I d break Ihe pileher j luetic,. ( ,f the Supreme Conrl to I'll j ).Aaii*gelisi in a Iwastlv Mate the place made vacant h\ the pro ealion. II” al'lenvard- ool i.tu of .1 list iee Mel Vei' to I lie |.*.si- lii.nof Chief Jusl iee, i, anx l hili'g in the world lint eiX'ditaRk* lo lh* Gen eral Assembly ol Soinh ( arolina and (•nuinuinilv. who xvill *v something for which theTillmanites 1 to hear of his down-id II. L.’it. h, of vangeli-t who ■meld year. i'ldel •ati d. ■ S.nu on coniferous trees recently made in Soclland by David Cl)ri.stisn:i shows opposite results. There is a re tardation of groxvtli at niidsiimnu’r. and a rather rapid iuiic.ise just before and just after that time. |j. i j and make it rtronger. t.ii.' it r to date x. ri- ( in. night. I' ! '- • I - .1 in imi- imate nn t lie ..t i * * I the lloxi- w II Claus (claxvs) W ha! young ladies arc always xvcl- lonical a Chrisluias feslix.il? i'(i.’i-( Ugis belles (b(*lls.| W hat is (he xxi.-cst llungaliout the < 'hrislm;:* ro.isl Iitclcx? I'hc sage. his pod ifished out a ha 1 !' and halidid i( l\i hi'H. The old man .-ccnn’d verv i. I. ie had seen so much ool.ed a! il loxingix. h Old newspaper., .or Tills llKUAl.l) olliee. sal*’, cheap, over, looked 11(1 to. ■‘W ell l.o’o I'se sorrv dollar.” time immey ' 1 lor il il 1 1 did not ndar, . ii i. -iiu e lie id! i: said: :ii d” The New York Ann supj.orle. I'risji for the Sjieakersliii) irom the beginning of the contest. The morning after his nominatiou that journal said: “The lion. Charles' Ereilerick Crisp of Georgia wms nominated for Speaker hist night hv the caucus of Democratic Repre sentatives on the tliirticih haliot. This resuit is ii triumph for the con- servi.tixe force in the Demoeracv and a kick at Hie Mugwumps. It L ii promise of safe and moderate course on the part of Ihe Democratic ma jority in the House. 11 makes brighter the pro-peet of electing a Democratic IVi'sident. it will he especially welcome in this Slate and this city; and the New York Coii- gC ’Ssmnli who haxe helped bring it iibont deserves well of the Democra tic party of Nexx ) 01 k. And now ihai tile eoole.'t is oxer, there should ie 1.0 ; n,p men and Mills 10m iou.ing tlie Deinoerals, in the House, I lie hotel lob ox ilelillg fully. r. Leit h has quiti riends iiinl admirers i iii*. max vet be called upon b> repent in j Me,.-* nyer. ekcloth and aslus. The most unfortmiiite feature of \ SotMctiir Tliitilhb' fi ■nd’ t iic w le ilc iitVair, rver, is Hn ■ fact amt addi v- - of lch : *x lads that Judge Wallace xvas dc! '•.Hi •tl bv friend- or housi k. I'CjH 1' • '«» • ‘III v < i-olorcd votes. No greater mi -take can send * -ample 1 "V" ■ • ■ ’ coillil Ii axe In en made h\ the t XX 0 (■harming i lint rab <! hid ■ l’ *;- ! rololYil repulilieiins from Beaufort puidi hed eh gam -1 ■ tod.IX. lid silvi will r r >m'.\. r : mid.. than was made hy them in voting as thex did on that question, a fa.’t that thex may diseovei to their sorrow when it is eiernally too late, pei haps. Judge Wallace is one of the ablet ami mo t upright Judges iu South Carolina xvhich is saying a great ileal for him and a friend to tlie Negro raie. <> la<’k adin. New South. •S i tie ining eiolu- !l ill- tlmughl." sail mother, as the snon mg ivliilive reachei I ncle John c Mamie to her from her sleep ier ears, ’’that 't sleep xvhelt but both wings'.hould flap together." there was a noise being intide." The Lii.li.’, Bii ! - .rial V. hand'onii 1 iiud nm 1 publication ot it- chi - .in ’ ing univci nllx piqn:'," .. t■•llig| , l|t ladit in boj d 1 I he 1 oil'll Slates. ||i large page,, - une si : Ba/anr, uio,t prol'ii,el\ i! o eoniis ea.*11 xx 1 ■ o'.: xear. If xon desire ,1 mix n Ide send names of lho-e xm would be inlerested in I lie W”ekl\"Tm,l euelo'e '.il'C o cent stamp. III eox. .■ ,0, |1. ing, etc. I'orxiard io-de.. go Id 1 e-s Ladies Bictoi’ia) Wickly. < anada Life Building. Toronto, (.an. thim- think Ladies’ s. •> im.il- THIS PAGE CONTAINS FLAWS AND OTHER DEFECTS WHICH MAY APPEAR ON THE FILM.