The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 25, 1895, Image 7
Islards Hold in Fairii.
The Orkney Mend* nre only held
by Greet 1>ritain in pawn. They were
transferred by Doutnurk to Scotland
m 1!GS in pledge lor payment of part
of tlio dower of the Princess of Den- j
mark, who was married to James til., t
K;ug oC Scotland, under right of re- .
demption, by Denmark. Tkcro is no ,
proof of renunciation, ho that Den- j
mark mny be said to ntill return her ,
right of redemption.
\n enumeration juat completed shows
827.072 voters iri Indiana.
i
A Book for IV?ara.
To aH*ist uiodeet, Hitlirtcd women in tins !
aorcMtiful Ir?iiiun?nt of diseusos peculiar i.n j
their box, it book hn* been prepared under t.lin I
direction of Rev. It. 1,. M'Klroe, assisted by
eminent i?li>hicIrilh and tpecialiats, entitled
Home Treat men Lot Female I Unease*.
The book h written in timple lamiuaKo. j
easily understood, Hud contains:
let-? A description of t he fnnialo or.-*ni<ni.
Id.?Instructions for detecting tli?* approach
of the menstrual ace, anil for treat incut <lur j
ing the monthly per.oil, un<l to iiiHuro its rcj;
ul*r ret urn.
3rd.?A minute !o?rriptiou of discamo a
footing tlie genital, urinary and men Iruvl
organ* of women, (.iviug their cause, ajmp
to ins and (rea'iuoiti.
A paper edition nt this great bonk has I cen
prepared, cop os of which ? in lie mi'lir' I for
nix cents in po-ince. Write, Kov. IV. t.. j
aueinrar, n?. r.ililo, ni.
<'!iU*iiso, r.i.
From |ier*onal . 1 ri'
tn y.??-11 nut I in my 1 umly, an "I it >i 1 ! . n
tliu.-duatir. < otiittu i ii:.:. in :i II.: tots in.*. '
hihts, I lu\ve no In i "i i'l'iiiouiuitii;
I Ft Merino In ho nr-r i . supvt. ir t< t-nv
<iiiicily kiunvti l.i in 'i Kiii oi .,' , -t, at <t i
i.t\o tried m.11 Mio in ll-\ .(,v. m ?> ( ! write
i> tt, thoonly tantimoiii&t I Vive t . civnn
, a remedy, iiivaiit I iititlv . my tu:iI
i with the extraordinary mer < ?? 'Mtirliie. ;
H. iMrCoumill, tliiR! K "iihel llriuj |
?>.. 120 Olark s'.. larrtl Sv i . 1 i"., ' , : ;
*F. S!i r.i'.i itf . J- \ hum !?. i t
l>t? no! be Alitli'd
b>* "=t?tenien'?ro:*filiiii'ilio iipnn-e I curative i
jtialitien of tonic*, nervine*, rod liver on and ,
iron compound*. 1,11 tie prrimint lit good ie
mils from tlieir ti?e 'lite ? r alc*t ipuid uonir t J
tiy inciea-i'fc thn tliire.'t vi* low r. JynvrVi i
Dyspepsia l> ini"ly wil' do that. In idnip o '
tali vrrst ion it v.', I vn eonif.irt at once: in >
flironic tiy-jie; si.-, it will ci ? quick relief, :
nil, ivltli a liUlo per*tiv Taner. brim: a i t?r !
nnneiil cure. J'rire W t enia psr In title For i
iat-1 l?y all diilUdirL.*. ,
Kvf|>t Men I'utir.
The clerk runilil i,t "! ? ' I
for it, The hntili* are. ..la t , bill they ?!on*t i
see It, lO work. 'Fill I'll.title VI I l t, y , |. I, , , I
llie slomnrli. ! feline.I ion 1. -.ei, |m < u-.
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inn Mime! hi?i;.. ei-: . ! 1(1,1,,a M'.itviIt .-, in-lire '
sound tli^e.-Lio.i ami a eti u lie til. 'limy I't'tfiilaW-the
entire .' ysteai. .Ayl. (lie ill iiyi;i-1 for .
a bos.
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Whr Van SltaulK line lliuilfri orm.
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roil Mooil yon \vi 11 St*iv i
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hccotiiM liroJ, w< rii ! >so your'iippi'tito j
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in its grasp.
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koep it pure by taking
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TORTURED AND LYNCHED
Tue Terrible Ven-zcance cl a Mob in
Tennessee.
PENALTY FOR HOPiRIBLE CRIMES.
ilelfrrson I'ltis, a Colored Mar, l*?it to
I) atli in it Most Cruel Wiiy?Kaw and
Fingers Cut (Iff?Then His Head Was
lt<m>vctl iliiil Iti* Itody I.eft Hanging
to 11 t'ole.
Jefferson Ellis, a young colored man, who
ten ilayg befo-e had committed ncrimin ' I assault
on Miss Su.- Praetor, a beautiful young
woniau, wlv lives with h"c parcnl.suearCalloway,
Tonn.. wan Jytvhcd within one hundred
yarns of the sceno oT tho as sault Ho
was horriMy tortured before he was killed,
li was('.'Tji'-iiatoi! while his h *art yet beat.
Ei"s was r.'i'iiiii" '. in Tississipjii and (alien
tn Ga'.Soy.-.iy in a ha . ITo was jda unl in a
bugery I b> a constable, ami w? -. nrtod
to war i ' v-'i , o of the yona" lady, 1
blentiti -1 by he,?, ll.'ter Will'.' !'" v l to bo
la j.o'? . i rviile a.el felt it: hill. J ' "i !iciitlou
van entirely unn ensury, inns inch
ns Eilis < in* -sseit l is crime.
As f'.ian UStllO who: Is of ! ? roes' ' ir's
buggy r-.'le th?\r 11 tv; revobib a "'M a > *d
tiarsi'tmm swung fnlo linn be'iii.d ii. Tim
i-lT'e- r ?':\iv with reckless raid an 1 the
i aval solo followed litin with every hoi on
a dead run. As the |iroeo-Ns\ >n wa s uossiug
out of the vil'age of Giv.lov/ay, a number of
women standing by the roadsido crio.I <?ut
to thorn
lb inner your wives ami daughters,
men; do not lot the man rs ajje."
As soon as th" Pr.i.elo** house was reached
the vonug la ly identified the nri.oner. hie
mediately tho constable was e ?vorrd witii a
snore of shotguns mi l made i<> deliver tho
prisoner, who was taken hy ti n;ob.
Ellis confessed to being itr.jli 'Html the
.assault on and murder of Mrs. John IS .lev.
which occurred some two years ago. II >
lllso told I lie names of two eo'.< < I < :d'~
?>? his who, Im said, oil T" I the lui'i < f
Mrs. Ilarrel, a widow who lives within a hm
milnd nf vv'?l*n? hi! urn 1 !*.iw.K.wl
ago, a Mil, :: ft?-r assaulting her t w> da n riders,
i.uracil tenii nr. 11it lrmot lewin tl.eir mar.".
'I'll- :i ho > ?> :f-' l i , beaiiiijp liis e\v;i v.. >>
ua Iv lliar she di"
After Ellis had made the.-." oonu -a-, h"
was tukt a to a point about ohm hundred and.
I'-lly yards from the ITuoter house, where a
hug" llr? had I era built, and told { > ( rcjiare
for death.
A fron/.ied, hot handed man luished
through ill - crowd, braudis ling a knife, and
yelled:
"Ivneel flown and pray, you do#. I'm going
to eat fdT vour ears."
The wretch knelt, l-ut did not p*ay. ami
th<- mat begun cutting off his right Ellis
fell i'l- .< ground with a shriek of pain, and
snipe <.i.i?erie I out:
"' 'on r'ineinher how that poor girl bogged
for h"r h <1. >r, don't voiiV"
T'' 'o ;.. the a ,li yelled:
"fV.i ' : other car!"
"I want a -inner!"
T!i done. . man's other car vta' severed
from his he 1 '. a'! r wlih !> ea h othls lingers
was cut lie \va-s than further mutilated.
\ number of ?ho favored roasting their
victim alive, and loud cries of ''Burn liimi
Darn hiin!" could Iter.rd. The major portion
of them. however, favored hanging hiin
without further brutality, and he was strung
up to the telegraph pole, l-wiring on his
breast a placard on whi-. h was written:
"Den.h to tho Person Who Cut? Down
This Doilv Before Sundown.''
When tho victim had heon hung from the
crossbar. of tin' pole, the greater par' of tho
mob left, but a few remained, and while his
pulse still faintly heal he was lowered In
;h" :,r lun.l and dee.apit..' 1 with a penknife.
\i. :hc?lc.>h v.;.- at .in viro.n lit" neck
, . lie bo>ic wa- \ ! :: 1: I atul 1 he bloodv
: M.ai I.irc [ ..I .1 !-n.i'... 'lll.S lerrible
'.n i\ wa- :? lit i.. th uimi'.v o a little girl
tivii'g in Mis 1-1 whom Kills atuimpte I
'-1 assault t;. ? posse was in pursuit oi
mi. i->: .ii.u, 'ii.w rr;u u'f.
T! ? vorili't of thu .inry was
"I).' .'h.-.l t.? hl > ii HI I !l?i lian.ls i>I
vm | an!--'." Tlio ?!? :: 1 tuna's family
w.i- all..\v mi t? ' ':t .Iowa lii<> to.iy and
.ir> :: imuus head, c;ir> ami lingers.
TURKEY FINALLY SUBMITS.
I'hn Pl:-.n <?( lioioriits for \rmo!iia Accojili?d
i?v Saitl I'.mh.'i. .
i?l J'asun, thrt For.L": Mi:utor of T?r':oy.
has nocc;:t''tl th? | Vr. >. .form in Arnc..
t | r 'calo l 1 y Groat llritai:', Franco
ml!;' -n. It ni*v a-rai: s ?i? Sultan'.- sij??
.ir.r . Tii ? } '. . i . a'. ' Mootionl wit It
tn > i " poanls i . . .-t Mny
ii vorn'i.-s 1 Vioo.G :? r, Vfln,
, Siva . r..ll. . L" I ..Til T.'Ol'i
I 1." i i.r . -'it..mii. us
I M.l i: a !' r . i ; I'.lin-r tln>
11.' von: <r 'tt . i u.-? i><> a
i tin . i - t i .o c.m
oil I . t.
f, . . I. >'. St: ! ' '</ 1 ii Hi:'
,"i, l>? ! viiii.-l/ati i a *'? ?'i?jli'to
chanp- :.l i -i.-i.. ' ,'i'i -i'll
n.r.il?m, torti;.'! wllli?* u, i.r*
will l.o an.lor H'lr vol 'a.. >. pultoo
'"f.'O will . . > ; .1 ' i. . IT .'Mil
Tv.i'iT o..uaUv. an 1 .* in I
.: v.>r i H'.n ' Will bi? striOtly
i. nintry > vj : . tin ftiRh g.> ...
M .i'-.ncr.. Iiu.-ri* l -vr .. : 1. *
rofonn i-:: ' . < ..... Tin
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that
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A nail-) n.ou'n" K.iilnnr,
A lai" <? iaivlowriei"* r.n 1 i
oil ers i:i Ih r'>>.*!. re, IIti_ Iriii<I, have
! < :; no lorn? impressed withtho noec3*
. ii" i'..r In:?.r??Vi I rail way coMi'iiiiui'M* I
i between Porby and Aihbonruo
: a propewaJ i - now on r ?' (er I ho
. istfi. lion < :*!; ii&ilt elect* ??iilway
In tWee11 Ihono \ .- - fbna pf< vi li I;
> :{ 1 ' >r : > Mi ! '
luce ! r<>".i coiiio <> the
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Derbyshire.?Now i. ... !\ (.
j HILL AllP'S LETTER
; IIK TALKS OF UNTOL9 TICK AS
; runs iui>i>i;n away.
I
i
, How MuiPs liiK?nuity Takes AUvantage
of Nature's Wealth.
Toe olil'T I grow the more I am oonvinced
| that rv< rything in this world was created foi
I somo wise and beneficent purpose and ad iot
' llio good of (r id's creatures. There id 1*0 waste,
ii-> kui plus no lucaniuglem things Matnro'i
storehouse is unlocked by degrees. c'lodoon
| uvo com hi ti a'ion locks and hero and thoie all
long th yo-irs a man is found who is smarl
I enough to study out the words and make a koj
. hat \vi 1 open the <1 tor. I rem -niber walking
over tin* hols of rattapoas'i?th? hills thtt were
| covered wi h thou-muds of shapclsss pebbles ol
littering <ptartz. I'liey wero a sigtiofpioi
I ion I and I won-h-re I what thoy wero made for,
: In a few years a'lor thcro was a glass factory
! milt thnn-smd nil ilio ? pebbles w*ro gathered
p an * mo e into l-V-ncli plate. Shortly aftci
, b war. old Father Noble, the iron patriarch
! -f Rome, aske I ?ue to take a r do with him tc
' Kingston to to >k at somo iron property thai
for sale. I whs no expert in that line, bill
caui" along as coinptuy. II had half a doz.ui
i )tig ;,r:i:<(l ncgioos with pieks and shovels,
m l they dug little pits on llio h.ll Bido and
;->t down to to ore bed i and threw tip boil Id
r* f >r htm 10 insp et. Ho . rushed iliom with
is lianoo-r and i.fter c.ireuil exara-iiatioc
hook ius I. nl and siid: "No eood; inor.
nanguin ? than iron." Ten years aftorwtirdi
hid sti ie- old in in was hunting manganese
rnpeit ite.d bought all ho could fin I. Mr
lies em- t had it.i oelted a door and found thai
niuhgi.tiesb was worth ten tunes a- much as
I mi; iiuiMii^u ii <fiipmioaici>ini?ina ions,H'fci
| rails tlia' *> $80 a t??.i were re iucc I to $30.
<>110 day w'lilo wo were trampm; over the bar
, , . :i hills we t 'iiiid a cur mis ohiv that Ind tli<
h .pes ? f !it sh. lis all through it and soul
1 mm of u lo l'ln a l< Iptiin and it was proiimi'JC
I il ahuoituui clay o heauxito, ami now it is he
nj? mint il am! iiipri- 'I ami manufactured in
i> loo siri>;iit< st uinl lightes* and hrmldostol
us* *.i!::. A 'I'll i* <l'.or has boon unocked. A
f--\ years u;;o ;v mm of science, while* poriH'
this rc^ on, < !>< tv.il a ?! pos t of oar 1
ha! \v ci iii| yell -w dirt, lie* nail it w i
... *.v i.c ire, a ill Huoti .if(4,>r ho formed a com
i o'.ta'hr tip .ill liior could Hurt an
i i. up a mill ami th ii another nul
, an.l tlin tui.nifac. iuc.1 ochre is slip
jieil f or.i hero nil flio year round lo north
mi market-, mii< 1 pays xooil proli'8. Th-n then
1 iale . i.it iji tli an 1 praphi'c and mica am
tr l|ed e! y t!i:it wo liav wulltoil over HU'
Inin'i.e ny. r for soars ami is now wanted foi
telei il i:*-\ I or yi iir.^ an I years we liavi
v 'ii'.e I tli-* 1 .wl'.n.ls an 1 counted the hills m
:li!o If a mr;:i so <1 his farui I ho lowland!
| eii vain; 1 a ;? much an aero and the lull.
| ei thrown m for po.nl in- asuro. It'll nor
; le u i uss -lis lie reserves til in ri'j'al inter
i s if h c in - or hall of ! anyhow.
About a year ap'? Mr. l.ara .ore, one of oil
i iz ns was prospci-tioji near Tunuei 11)11 fo
I r s, mainly loi uiainraRes", a in I f 'iiiul lurnsel
, liking en a r iiiarki>'lo p'eeo of roiul. It wk
?> liriu, ro smooth an i s > old that ho sfoppir
a! a 1' irnn r's liitu-o ami as m I if the road wui
> 'tural or artificial. il learned from Itin
!..il it was graded lh r y years a?;o from a de
i? i f nitiiral coiierute in uihy and had U -vc
en wnr.icd on Kitiee. Th nn*ro In- looked a
t he More lie I ho i M. about it, for ho is om
: ;i .iiir's e'os ohst rvers. II procured nim
f ill - depos t and sent it t?> his chemist an I i
j ,* ?( p ouoii 'ei*I a n ilur l eonero o of horn
i .Nun an i was used in France for roadbeds
Pile eh n.is: mid it was of the host, quality an
a roado-tl mad of it Moult last n century, lo
| n'.ir ..nhditi' .l it an.! then it hocsino inmci
j vi -us tn t.1 in uriil noi her wagon tiro nor lv>r<
lii)c< c?iiM w< ar it minv, This a iov U
j ion to Mr. I.arano ro. Ax it was quit n ar h
: railro.d m- got Mr. Tnom .s to giv h>m a Hid
I t r.'cU and now l.o is nuti ng and sliij
! ji ng in large qu intiiii \s and has already licddd
I ti l gtudo t several milom of highway near At
; tita at:d t)i onuu> v eoliinih?aioii(''s ar ox - mi
iter the I n of grading, I traveled over tl an<
t I. mil it a luxury and far rjore pleas nit tin
! It! .-mti h'neks or cobble etonea. It d'KH l<?:>|
, ,'-i if our 0 oator plae <t that duposit th ro t
' ' to ! in d;i" tioio and iho duo limo In.s e um
i . toad n.!i ;rc?H h to moot, s on in A'hint
.nl tioiloiin will inv ati'iiti) thix conrr to *ni
.. i:ti- nd r to tin- jnoj io. f'.r t' alenuuls i
i on ..ml ih ih:!i";i t.< will l.n: d spur
>1 p i.-ith. duo t it-It Imw tnsteli III r.u!
I . lids lldd to ill" Ml! 11 III of t.t: t 5i.il T Hill
mitt ral.-t mid | in *. ? it >. v. ry .,ii.>?. Itn
r.i l to I'.iilr nda the fanierx a>. . rr -'r 1 i
| l.'.v: g no 1 wagon toads hal.o.g fr I . > \- r
I III iri.t't tout). It>lll0 Il ls I Vi'll * "i ill thl
! i> . ard : lit I r.'itv h s fight' i . . of ;
! ni irad i.ii rote's re tolling out . :
! trad"* (J rtoravidois doingtip . atu
! tv.il r. il.i- IIOW d'-i' 7?r? Won:. ; ;!' I n
1 o!i. ap'.t it on: I'd. r. I.irainoro f*,i ,,g
j 1 oil . vr ( ' itnipiii hi root wi ii a* ,?i . xjo. ri
' if i t. f.?r it tiov? r w n: * out nor In- to !
j j"''i I "r reflHi All llw r.iMtt ;t'?c jms
i Mitiun r t'i i itj.oi. that 'if. ,i I ? v lh it le.nl
iiout I'otirn nth Htri-e* di e . to t! ? *.: i s tin
a -..hi! i -*\iT oft'oofisd 't initio i >iv Irav
i th firmeri' becomes !i al i!.?t incUlme
for it I- triio tlir in.i l j.ii-l. i'tn .* s.dvod.
| hope th will i ivl . Mr Latat . t
| v .sit the n ai.d ti I! what kt? X7*. ill t; v
' i-clc in* ; 1 lit is a stud.:. *.t itaturi . .it; iv.fi..i
i I si-i. n'g n'ii tiMfi. Vi'l. -I a f. orgi.iti
tl K? n V... I... I. * their cjn .? ... rn*l
' .;t. ' \. *id. t's win i'i i' ii ;.!- w. r Mo
r ' i;" o i*i tiir r tier .V ! -
' J'eiiin? . Met ti. f . .. i!. v.-r
I -.ill. ! Koul : , 1- - V I lia
t'i'ii, I-1 it ton tl.o citsi* ?! :? .? gl.vi?
S i-iktngof tin - now ii;.- i. ,*!', r mind
ni" of .ii. it .-"|iri>: ?;; :*i*t. w I *i." h
! tlir Mii.i hull? tolhei d.i ;.:m jg.-i
' my al tent ion for a mictfe* lie i*id ; ti-oj
loinr.iv 1 ir -iitariI. and ; .-tt..n.i tha' was on
lot t. v r failing. A:, i n r; etiod a !i? I
s:*' ii i ..! i '."e!{ o:;t i pnoh . v it I .1 t a
Hi i:;i< hi*. *"I?:i i ! ., ?*i? oa'av: -'id I
1 M! , li.l! Ii. V - I III;I." .id Ii f...
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: Mti<l l;in Uv: "Viv ititii it
. - : ?::.*r. Kv < .it. r < ?:# ( .- t < ' n-i,?.
i it iti cv i-. '! ; \ I sr.* i t
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TRUMPET CALLS.
' '
Ram's Horn Bounds a Wurning Note
to the Unredeemed.
"ILPISIINTSS id a
fard snake to kill.
Christ is the key
to heaven.
Everything Cod
gives us to do
needs to be done.
Christians get ,
along faster when
they travel In
pairs.
God's fire In the
heart soou melts
\ nil the lead in the feet.
Whoever takes Christ for a topic will j
! soon have him for a guest.
The better we know the Bible, the !
; plainer God can talk to us.
I If we talk about Christ we will never |
run out of something to say.
> Many hear the voice of Christ before
they know who it is that speaks,
i It takes the man who carries Coil's
, message a long while to get tired.
I '
Talking about Christ with one another
will always bring him close to us.
A heart that Christ has made to burn
is the best preparation lor Cod's work.
If we want to know what tJoil told
Daniel, we wiil have to go into the lions'
den.
Whatever Christ has given the church j
to do. every Christian should gladly |
tr3- to do.
There nt'e always three in the company
when two of Cod's children conn?
together.
If putting on a plug hat could add a
euhit to the stature, the world'wouhl be !
full of giants. ' I
Dei 'lures and essays may bring out j
l the people, but nothing can save tlieiu ;
- but the gospel.
^ Open the Hlble anywhere, and keep
I on reading, and it will bring you
straight to i 'hrist.
r
5 Whoever tells us of our danger is our
* frh ...1. !: < mutter whether we believe
? what he says or not.
r It Is ban! to nreaeh to neonle who
* ' don't know whether (ho psalms are In
r J ttic* ?>Iii or Now Testament.
r Angels tiro disappointed when the I
J preaehi-r stops working for souls ami j
i goes to working for dollars.
' As r.lisha got ready to see his master
go. s<? should every Christian he
r ready to see his Master eoiue.
| When a father gives his son good ad?
vice, he is sometimes more liis friend
t than when he gives him money.
People start in the .lorlcho road boi
cause the. devil keeps them from seeing
r where they are going to come out.
0 When we have so much work on hand
* that we can't liiul time to pray, we are
^ doing loo tmteh work that Is uot God's
>. work.
' The preacher Is not apt to do much
[. praying before preaching, when he
1 knows he is goiug iuto the pulpit with a
[' good sermou.
0 IL is the privilege of every Christian
! to have a mountain moving faith, but j
J how many spend their lives in cxveri- J
n tnenting with mole hills.
*
[j No Starving of ?Juror?.
: | .1 u.lgo <'aldwell, of the United States
" i t'ir-tii Court for the Eighth circuit,
\ who will be remembered for his attlt
j Hide last year lu respect to railroads
>' ( and their employes, has been making !
's ! another very sensible deliverance.
1 in a case at Cheyenne, when the bail- J
- j iff was being sworn to take charge of !
.' I (he jury and to keep them together !
4 without moat or drink, water excepted,
n until th> y shrould agree upou a verdict, j
J he judge Interposed and refused to per- J
1 rail the clerk to administer the oath, j
? lie - aid that jurors performed guite as !
important functions as the judges, and j
j should be treated with the same consid- I
iii'o I i.vii llfit iti 11\ ilikti?li?irirn I lioir I
iMiii*-- nlel-Igoniiy Hiey should be :if.
: .hi . .cry facility for dellberutioij
: ' ?. . . iitlons of wind and body that
i . "V -;e their best judgment; that
* :freezing, deprivation of sleep
i; : a I denial of all comforts is not the best
i i . i'Jr doing this, and that the old
J methods of treating jurors was cruel.
0 t barbarous and inhuman.
j lb- thou went on to say to the jurj
! ! !.i they might retire to their room,
1 : in ' it they could not agree InM'ore sup
; r I hey might adjourn and return to
I h-liberations after they had eaten,
:*i > ? tuinne to adjourn for meals
i- i sli?-5 until they lutd agreed upon
a verdict >r were discharged by the |
- oottrl. !
. ). taken several centuries for
l nii-.:es to arrive a; ;iii< eojvkision. but i
lion ilia it lias been poiuti-i out. other
u ilj.in l lt.tI s .' '.be. ,
! ,t. .\ i all ev-tils. will lab
4 . f lie I .It. g- ? -.- I.: e! ' '!
_ Til- ill t .! !.
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s i iij'I t hi>iia' 1 ill i> '
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! .r I roii ill.
knurl oh. no, I i-i\v t. My land- '
j, lord ie-ld iiio up in the hiv< * th-s morn*
- lug aud took every ce:ii of It.?Now
! Veil: World.
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Highest of all in Leavening ?ow
ABAOLDT
A Bis Pine Slick.
One of tbo largest sticks of timber
ever sawed on tbo Kennebec went
through a mill at Bath the other day. !
It was a piece of Oregon piue llftyeight
feot long and twenty-eight inches
square, containing Bomo 4000
feet of luuabor and it was quartered
that it might bo made Binnll enough to !
u-c for keelson pieces. It took hours !
t.> do the job, and as the saw was bo- i
n.g driven through the mass of wood j
it was necessary to wet the metal to \
prevent it heating and "kishing," as
sometimes happens wlicn tlie steel gets ;
up to a high temperature. It. mado
somo of the old builders sigh to seo
such a magnificent bowsprit stick, i
which would have fitted r. JJOOO ton
ship, go to such a use?alacUiuiay 1? ]
Lcwiston (Mo.) Journal.
Mrs. WinMovi'sSnot,hire? Syrup for children
-lhinc,8<ut.-1?- '.lie reduces i ntlani motion,
allays ]>.ii it, i uivs v\ ;ud colic.""it. a bottle,
Mour; Spent in Pnrkrr'ii fliiner T#?le
"> well invested. It Hiil>l?ir>spain, and brings
in i i i digestion, bolter strength and health.
i el it i,cl ..lnicr without. I'iso's (Juro
' c i ' . > > s at in i.m. Ii always cures.?M rs. B.
. V-n Nc rlham. Mass., Oct. 2?, MM.
OXEJ ENJOYS
Belli tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Diver a!id Bowels, cleanses the system
effectually, dispels colds, headaches
and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its hiud ever produced,
pleasing to the taste and acceptable
to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syvttp of Figs is for sale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug- ;
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on baud will procure
it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. \
6" <1 A' FRANCISCO. CAL.
LO'JISVIUE. AT. AflV YORK, tt-t.
Noth
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l\ I es- / f niinds
Mr*' Z^. r>;iy!.
Ijl / ^ts growing
/ ofPearline;
against all kind:
a sort of supers'
save so much labor must be hr
Peddlers an
Beware
you an imitation, be honest?send it tack.
? Exhausl
\* are made lo produce !;,rg
("; ;s-,e ol 1 ertili;:ers rich ill
Writ f r our " Farmers' C.i i
v , brim ! . 1 of ti cful informmi n < i
PJ wi! malic and ivo yott money.
V* OKk.MAN*
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To tlirtn. ' * ' "I
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mi bociC .. /.
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cr.?Latest U.S. Govt Report
Baking
, Powder
ELY PURE
Not So Much Alter All.
A Frenchman was boasting that ho
had thoroughly m ante rod the English
language, when ho was asked to writo
l'rotu dictation the following choico
specimen ?if our choice ecconlric vernacular
: " Ys Hugh Hughes was hewing
a yiih' ! > : Iro n a yew tree a mini
?.r?sso I in garments of ilsrk hue came
i.ji t<? ii'i ii tiu I said 'IJuvc you seen
my i'tv, To which he replied: 'If
you will wait until 1 hew this yew I
will with you to look Tor your
owes.' " \ ! r us attempt tlio Frenchman
u in: . t tc I Ills mistake. Housed
to imagine he was used to English
epivikitic, luiL he would be more oaro1
nI how he i: 1 the ! Mvpia jo in future.
-?New Vori; Mor Miry
At .Neosho, Mo., (hey maun fuctura
A machine to paint wire fences.
Btatb or Onus. Crrtr opToijedo, i
(JUC AH COUATY. \8?. ... _
FUANX < 'HE >KV makes oath I h o linS?~*i.?
enlor partner ..C the linn of Ji\ .1. Ciikvkv Ac,
.o., ilomg bu.dti&vu in the Citv of 'jinndo
...matyai.,1 M a.-af.MVA.uid.i#,,! tlmisnld liriI
I AflU;V?i V V1"1 Vf ONK ?*UNJJHKi> 1)(?Lli.VIiiS
loi c.U'li and every Citso o! ( u< rrli <l ?t
tannot he eu red by theUaU ? A\,t?V^SiLmf
ii ^ ^ ^ Fuank J. Chunky
i>ttorn tohoiore rno and MiOscrlbad in mv
prc.-ioiico, UaLi CtU day of Jlecnaiu-r, A. I),
A. W.
f' * j I JXuuiiy l"lUj.ic.
FliUl'ri Catarrh Cure i.i taken internally, and
tcU dirertly on tb? blood and iniirouaaurfaoM
?l ^10 ?> ate in. Sand for to.iUmoiiialn, I ree.
wr Sold by Co-TokHio- ?*
C2) &&33j/m
< 'linrlottr, N. V.
lit:?. - *. Short h. mi ,?nd Typ 'writinjj. The
mil. l<ii-htie?ts t lolloiso in Hid Sotitb tli:il yuii
r:t: try hefolo paving tin* tuition. \ct.nil
tin -:il.:v-? practice from Msirt to lini-.!., Srinl
I for < it-ilovjiie. J. K. HUDSON, I'i inoipat.
ITCHING PILES
vii ?> > tueoi. 30c. aua .AK- pot* at 01 u^^uhh, or
trample liiaUeil KKbiL, J.J. fl.KCK, J ilMu, O.
tQADAYSllRE^
of rl *1* ^ p.nni wo will show* you how t??
f m. k. fliid.'iD nli-vluloly min ; we furK
7 nl.<li llir wurt mi J touch yon true you
work in Ihe Inculity where you h?o,
trmL^ i JrW rend ha jmr idilrmi und wc will explain
inHBHUf rN, Iiuuiiikm fully, rvmtuuner wc vu?rtJr^S^Nhfr
ante'* * clear |iro ill oi fi crery ayr'A
* S "70 worlr; nbr-nhitety sine; write xi .wee,
kUDI. nAAllliCTPklNU lOSPANt. lie. Ill, Prlrr.ll, Mirk.
JOHNSON'"* CHI I.I. AND I'KTKR TONIC
Cost4 you AD canta a boltla if it cure* yiiOf
and not u single rent uulosa it doe*. ~
ffhit loss it B irr'
1st. flhiltsand Fsssr
2nd. Hdinus Keser
3id. TtmuioKvtha
4tli. Heninvrhxgin Fersr.
Mil, Dancus Frvsr.
Mil Mnaslrs
71 h. Neu alcia
niu ?
Bloni/ k if (inn boiim la: "? Afk ronr da# iriftnoil
ft. A. R. t*111 iiiika* . Siv?no>h. 0? . Prop^ttor.
SAW M!LL^;r?N^
Water Wheels and Hay Presses.
Bt'HT IN 1UI, M?i KKT
Drl.darb Mill .Ill's. Co.. 3il/>, Atlanta., Ua.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Cleans?* and !> attt.in* the Iimif.
^Hl Promotes a liuuii'nit jrrowth.
JB Never Fails to Restore Omy
^alr * > ?' ; o? t ti! u l <^?oior.
s. N. r.?4:;.
ing to complain of
nan who uses Pearline. NoHi:omplain
ol in the washing anc^
:lcaning line, anyway. And
'rtainly the proprietors ot
Pearline can't complain. If
u only knew how many women,
ry day, are making up their
that the old, wearing, tearing,
me way ot* washing doesn't
j bigger than ever?the success
though it has to fight not only
* of poor imitations, but against
lition that anything which can
irmful in some wnv.
d some unscrupulous grocers will tell yo*.
good as " or "the same as Pearline." IT'S
:arlinc is nercr peddled: if your grocer send*
490 JAMES I'YLE, New York.
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ted Soils i
or and better crops by the
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