The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 24, 1896, Image 7
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?:JSult fur Ounmpcs.
fg JiiM niiii Jg|.iKvufH lWW^.ll'ug"3faf *
prosi^'utiiijr iiie suit for damutfcs
t. i It.Ufan-lu-, a
' J^fWrrr^_3>(^?i?ntin Muii). UUod in 4
''mustfnp accident. cult .establish tiio
farts which they allege Uiey'jviil cstrib.
Ush n valid claUh for^rea suitable comv
peusut low. Tfrelr'wfthemetit is that this
poor lutluui itnmiprnut. earning Jl.WL,
a day, put Aside cents a day. for his, ?
owrt scanty food and sent JhtiO^ yefttd
ufc.ito-'t.inlX 'to support his mother, three
, etui's uncj^a IftvtlnjK. Theiv is no truer
heroism than that of tiiis poor day laborer.
So lonp as such lLves arc livtd
v by-thp plain co^um?n',t^op|e?and they
" are not unfretpiont -thev furnish a titan
support fol* faith in human nature and
for'ooi.'Vlouuy in the future of the hu- .
man rr. _v.. '
The^IC-ed Cross Society.
No doubt the.,Sultan lias* ni;ule as
pi eat a .<;onecMSimi as lie dares in consenting.*
to admit Miss Harbm and
other members of. the Hod Cross So- ,
clety as individuajs. In tlie present '
heated eoiulltlohMf.Moslem fanaticism
he miplit tint) tf.iUinpcrous to pive ofllclnl
recopnitpm to a Christian society
established on (in International
basis. Tito lied Crd^s lias been .I'l'dignlzcd
ii: heathen t'hiha and Japan. It
Is true, bat liotli aiv'ossenltally mure
civilized tliau Tttrkny.'
."It should not be forgotten,'1 says the*
Now York l**onnnorof5tl(' Advortisor,
"that Kritpth warships with Kxupp .
puns could demolish ltrooklyn nJplS'exV
York from oil Sand/ L!.ook?'' ."Young
Myu who aro thinking'of leaving the
farsa and goiyg to the ni?tjro|>ollHIlto
book their fortunes will 'do. well to iicod
this. . . ^ .
. It ts ovldoftt tlla't* t heblapaW^r*; are
rai Idly beooiniug t'auoasia tutted, so to
speak. Not only have they, adopted I
. Western methods of busiuess and war.- I
fare, but now they are. founding K '
rhuroh whose ereed?**t*luii)toilflk?dy jaich
truths as they ooijsido'r agreeable to
their taste in religion."
How's Ttili t
We offer Ode Iliunlro'l I)-illars Reword far
Snycasbof Catarrh that cauuot bo curotl* by j
ltali's l atarro Cure. .
K. .I.Ohknkv <t Co., Props., Toledo, <?. |
Ilt.k oo?IaiV>.*ii..<I 41..%.- i
tteyfoM.lt" hist 13 years, and believe hint perfectly
hnnorttblo in nfl business transactions
att'l tinniu- ally ahh> to curry out any obligatton
made by llte.r lirin.
West <\. TliL'ax, Wholesale Druttglsts, Toledo,
< ?hio.
. Walhi u, Kin*van & Marvin, Wholesale
1 Iruggist s. Toledo, Oiim.
Iln I's 'alarrlt Cure is taken internally, aoling
directly upon the h'o.i I and mucous surfaces
of the s> stem. I'ri.-o, 7.V. p.*r bottle. bold
by uli Druggi'sUi. TootivnoniiiLa (roe.
It Took flu* Itibboii.
TVnr Sir:?"II- ving n-o d several hntrt of
your Trrri-.ittnk. ! can snv that ii Is the best
rent* dy 1 have ever lound f< c skin ili-en-cs.
A ter fii'l'lig with I'utii lira mid o l.er similar
prep irsiioi's. through ill tec mm udiMinti of
an end 1 tried a !> X oi Tin i:uitNi:, ami t,ui
appliea'ions ? as all t lint- ii t. ok fo ofTert, a
( cmplet" er.ro of u lin nkin : out on my lootot
Ionic sti iidinrt. 1 think it. is the h<*?t salve in
T the world lor skin uiseHRf#." Your*truly,
/ It. H. A. r..\anik-v. t
.Ml. S.'ltna, Trias.
1 box by mnllifor r.fie, in stamps.
I J. 'IV t-nrpruiNK. Savannah, Ga. .
Hop growiTs in Washington, an 1 Oricjoa
Bre groatlyidi^courii^ed ov^tho-outlook.
Cun tlie sale nf mi a <*:h,r urtirle constantly
increase for. M years? Hot.bins' Kir,trio .Soap
lias liven on Hit* lnartci e\er since IV, nnd Is
to-ilny as eier, the test ami Jiarrtl lioudy soap
made. Try it. Your grocer a.II not it.
1 There nr.' 23-1.OoO ori isn voiumcors on Iho
rolls at the present time, of whom 237,000
tire efficient. .
Money Spent in Parker's liinirr Tonic
is well invested. It sub 1 lien pain, and brines
better ingestion, better strength ami heultli.
Mrr.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, soft ens the gums, reduces inflammation,
allays pain, cut es w ; ml colic. 2.\c. a bottle.
, FITS stopped free tiv lilt. Ki.ink's Great
Nerve Restorer. Xntits after llrst day's use.
Marvelous cures. 'Treatise and *3.1101 roil but.
tlo froe. I>r. Kline.'.HI Arch St.. I'hila., Pa.
Piso's Cure fort ' aii^iiidjit inn him saved mc
many a doctor'* bill. S. K. I! \ui.v, JlopUins'
Place, Halt iiimrc, Mil., Dec. X, 'HI.
/" Spring
Med icine .
Xour I.I ooil in Soring is al:no.*t certain to
bo full of impurities- -th? accumulation
... . of the winter; montlip. Bad venti'ation
ofalooplnif rooms, impure air in dwellings,
factories and 'shojis, overeating,
heavy, improper'Plods, fa'llqro of thn
kliliioys and liVor pVo'p'-rly to tlo extra
, work thii9v^jbyUHt upon /limp,"*'tiro tho(
. primo causes of..this condition. It\ It
of tho utmost *. importance that you
: ' Purify
L YourBlbod
Jiow. as when warmer weather coines ami
the" t6nlo effect of cell braeing'rtir Ms
gone, your weak, thin, impdrtl'lilfrnit
will not furnish necessary strength#
That tired feeling, loss of aj?;>etit<?/w'rU'
open the way for serious disc:isc,'rttlnoi|
huahh. or breaking out-of humors and
Impurities. To make ' pijre,*riMit\.1T?d
blood Hood's- Sarsaparilhi stands, aipcqualled.
Thousands testify to its
merits. Millions take it us their
Hprihg Medicine. Hot l-Iood's, because
Sarsaparilla
IslheOnrTrue Illood I'urificr. AlldrucRistn. $1
I'ri'puret only by C. 1. lined ft Co., Uiwi-li, Mass.
Umai4V OS l<* ar" only pills to tnko
KIOUU S rlj|5 with Hood's Sarsuparilliu
|jr UUIUS WlltKt ALL LLSh IAiIS. 3
Hi Host Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. ITro
Ft] in timo. Sold hv ilniugists. K
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Cofci&l Stw
ceo and ii Pc!o^% . j,
i wwx ire
?clifin? tt Fore? nn KrieiTiuent With
tlin Insurgents Turns Out OIsoKtrofisly
4.fnr tltij Tr ly I
^' hn Ko^&s?C^nnory/jRnil nn^OM^Vw
Tt.'treat SavoJ Ills Spanish Columns.
II vvan-a, Cuba. April 15.>-Xe?s 4wil lwtn*'
jvuoiroil horn of a hat tin near r.cehuz-i between
the Alfonso XIII. battalion. un?ler
conimajnl of Colonel Dabos. an I the Insnrfjeuts
under Mn *00. Oolop"! Debag, reports
that his battalion, with other bodies of .
Spanish troons, left Marlel, In tho province
or rmjir <Jo! Rio, for the purposo of giving
tho enbmy batll". They mot trio advance
puar 1 of tlio insurgents, consisting of 203
caya'ry, who opened llro upon tho Government
column.
Tho. Spaniards continued their march
toward T,e cliuwi, nhhdugh 'npnojn ! at every
stop,*}(nd*.every elevation -was ooeuphvl lyr .
tlmni at tho eost of a fb'ht. Upon arriving
in tho n-'ighborhoo 1 of T.o.-Virvi they found
tho in." .:r""nta gathered in strong force, and
the patriots malo an a'frapt to surround
the Spanish eolurr.il. . * :
Tint Spanish troops fought with groat desperation
against heavy o.^N. says Tlebos,
but were defeated with losses oT many killed
and wounded. Divining tlie intention of tlio
enemy to onoirelp his column Colonel Dobos
ordered a-retreat^'4 The djllltdh retired
tc the San Claudio estate oh pMH5or>li
coast, where til" troops fortified' ill "i ope Ives,
awaiting tlio nrrivnl of other Government
CO "U !J1 IIS.
. .'(j^oeral Tnclan arrived with bis column
very opportunely, 'nlnl tlio troops under
Colonel Dobos were a'so protoeio I l,>y tlio.
gunboat Alerta, which kept the enemy a? bay.
Colonel Debos estimates that the force of tlio
insurcenls who charged upon his command
numbered ,r?0H0 men. TheofTlcial report savs
that the losses of the enemy must have peon
very great, as many men werfl seen to fall
before the (Irir of tbp Spanish troops. I ,
The Government eolumn. aecording.t.i flic
onb'*ial ropprt. loftt four men* killed nnd'ouo
ofllcer auh t'hirb on soldiers wounded: but*
the fact ishbat tlio Government losses were
very heavy, tho details being 'withheld bythe
authorities.
A civilian who volunteered to carry tlio
news of the pro licnmont of the Government ?
column to tho nearest fort, raft'tho gauntlet.,
oi. me m.siirnem urn, ami wiis?om|H'iii'ino?
jnnftp into tho water twio ? to save himself.
General luehju reported that upon his
arrival nt Colonel Dohos's ciunp ho eompellgd
Msiwo to rot rout fr >m San Claudlo.
. fcnrther d'eta'ls of tlio cnvfrttzement show.
that thoSpanish enlumn o ample I two hours
tn advaneini: from Mario! to tho point whero
it mot the main bodv of inmtrvents. Ti'o.co, ,
trout to tho San Clnmlio estate, wiiioh is
some (list.anVo west of Muriel, occupied seven
hours. On"thdtr rot mat tlio troops wen' ? <|nis"i|
to a' constant fire from the. insurmMits
in tho roar an i woro fre<pi??i{ly LY>rtfoVU|\Jff>t
form spuqre* to rs'-irt the eh:rrt<es .of Jhn.,<
enemy. lbt\as"no.,({..'?nVy to use oaunon X<1
oneii a way tor the rotroat ot tho vumruard.
The wonntlWl' Spaniards wort* crtihnrkod
upon a schooner under tin* tiro of tho A'orta.
Aeuordiusr to tli" military authorities here.
Colonel Sanchez, Eehevac'da. who had reami
ved orders to U"t in combination whin
Colonel l)ehos and'General I'l.o'au, tailed to
nr/ivo in time t^ assist tkuother two bodies"
oT Spanisfi troops. Thb aijjiio'ities-sav that.
had iuf arrived iatitimo"Miioeo's forco would
have hPtiM^badly whipped. C donel E.uievarria
ha*t<een relieved of his command an l
nrdpna'tp appear fur. trial befotu..^ coi^rt.
martial. : : .? * . ,;ii
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WELCOMSi TO YAMA-JiATAt
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Japan's Modest Military Hero Arrives In
\ Now York. ,
Field Marshal.ilfllptagRta, the conquoror of.
numi ami inn jusmarox 01 Japan, arrived at
New York City from the West, ou his way fo
I Moscow, where ho will represent the Japuuoso
1'hnporor at the coronation of the Czar of
Russia. \ \
His journey through the Empire Stnio'
was a continuous welcome. Ho was fetoil in
ltufTulcr, receive 1 by the Governor in'Attfhhy
ami escorted' by ;?h?>'military staff of tho
State's-chief Executive. '
His arrival had been anxiously a waited by
a host of Americans and Japauese. As the
crowd caught sight of the slender," wiry
form leaning upon'the iirm'of Adjutant-Geu!
eral Mc Vlnin, It hurst into a ringing choer,
| and received him with a salvo of hand claupUW
%?
; I'JThiv field MarSha', n<Jcompaulod hy his
secretary and the Japanese Minister, wfthti.t
once to the Wrrldorf. Fiom the facade of
i thclilg hotol hung -tho flag of Japan.* The
Strte apar: meats hail been prepared for tho
Field Marshal and his suite of six persons.
Hlendor anil spare of frame isthisJapaneso
Bis'marek. His features afro* lined with
strength and determination. The manner
of niiin he is is shown by the flrn) jaw, th;j set
, mouth and the piercing eydS, His face is
1 long, und .his forehead high. He Visile 1 the
! United States seven years ago and his wife is
I k graduate of Vassur.
KILLED HIS OWN BABES.
u
I.eliiimn Shot thrre Children and Cone
' mitred Suicide. '*
While brooding o'Ver n hallQcinntion that
his family would die**from Witttt\ John Loli'tiinn.
a well-to-do in'An. shot mid kit to t his.
4hreo children-iu Chicago. -Then Lehman '
kU^LvJ himself. i ,
, Xghraan had sent his wife and Ills two
step-children from Hie house tin various pretexts.
and his crime was not discovered uutil
they returned; "The names of tho dead are:
John Lehman, thirty-eight years old; Clara
i Lehman, Uvo years old; Jtortha Lehman,
I three years qU; an infant four months old,
not yet named. t. " .
[ For eight y'Air's Lehman lm<i tteen ip tho
r'smpioy of 4he?Wo*t ('-himvu Street llnilwuy
Co:iM'iiny, Through e ouomy he saved
] jja on. which is lent on mortgages,
i 'J ais is the fourth crime of the same
( ^haiacter that has"been committed in Chicago'
tvithin niu-' inwotiis. .The .death list
mrfr nuniliers twoifty-?our;* ^
t Train Oocs.TfiV^ugjtl n'tPrcstle.
- r.issengectrain No. 1 oj\ t|io .Now Orleans
and Northwestern It# i I roa d went thruU^h a
small trestle three miles north of Vosbutg.'
Miss. The entire train, save tho engine and
tender, Wits wrecked. The passenger conches
were wolf tilled, but, strange to say, nobody
was killed outright.
Murderer Put to Death.
Jcsopli Zlainol wis put to death in the
aieetrio chair at Clintoji Prison, Dannumora,
N. V. The execution was entirely successful.
The crime for which Zlaniel sulTerod
the death penalty was tho mur-ier of Theresa
Kamoia, his sweetheart, at Johnstown,
iioth were Slavs and neither could speak
English.
['resident's Itrotlicr ICnttred.
Lev. William N. Cleveland, elder brother
of tiio President of tho United Stntes, I1113
beon ret ired Iroin his charge at Chaumout,
N. V., t>y tho Presbytery of St. Lawreneo
County, Tho reason is said to have been
that Jtev. Mr. Cleveland is a Democrat; while
V .
J ' r : . . .
mmmamk jfiBHBie
'"fflu TolontMnj^^^ ujiform
varyincoan^ldembly from thiit whltb
dkfliW ftnUms of their sisters in t|ie
okl Knlvntion Army. It is.
>
for tho fa nil-tr hat and simple attirooftha
original. Tho now uniform is of cadet blua,
ina'lo on lines that lit t\xo figure snugly
around tho shbuhiors,jrals^iind "hjps. The
.fodtlieo is ma'hs'uftar iwletUnrrn somewhat r<?
soplbling* a Norfolk JQ ckot," with three flajt
plaits back and front. Tho pored skirt 11
narrow. Tho sleeves arw skin tight and
fchqut tlip nlos>.:wrists aro s;t folds of white
Ms&e.'a little fold of which appears at the
Uuyat, giving tho costuina a dainty, trim,
itpfjjkorlsh nspavf. iMrs. Ibiolh looks charm*
|tjng in ho} now) iftijigions livery and her
trades nr?-*r<iryiit?rfftd of her. *
Tiitt Viiiiint.-i-r O'liuM," w'lleh t? to ho tli?
nhfctoipf Balling^on Booth's offsnoot of ttat?
SiflrMibn Army, hits ma io its appearance.
"Mf.'.iudMrs. Bjotii, over their names, dlsvlulm
f\nv purpose to aatngonizj tha old
irrt^y)sj|r .Its. wtork^ .
DEATH TO HUMAN FLAGUES.
' AVonilerfuL Result* (int l?y the Application
Lor Knentgou Kays.
i/f^Trofessore \V."P. Pratt and Hugh Wightmnn|
rcsptwtivnly electro-therapeutist unO
bacteriologist,, of Bennett Medical Collpge,
Chicago, h(#0| practically proved that th?
Roentgen rA*s wilt kill: Bacilli of cholera
bacilli of diphtherial, bacilli of influenza
bacilli of .alaiitbTa, bacilli of pnetvvnwt'a
bacilli, of typhoid, bacilli or tuberculosis
bacilli of-julybrii^.
.jdisiapftert. epidemics will bo impossible,
;Trie professors have put the Reran of thesa
. *ejffht mafi jictdljirdis -n- os through tjie tost
A \vc"lc h:is4'ia>sujj. and the germs have beet
foil anil nunmreHRwith the greatest care, bul
the.v*})?Vo failed .to prontigato or spread
pr'pviu# they arqgdtiad. or have b:>"n gunned,
Diphtheria w.isti&iikomrigiit. Thurti is nc
doubt of thO-effisiif in this case. 1
' ''It is admitted 1>V th-< wo physicians, wh(
haye.spent day uud nignl in the laboratory
. that they havo been startled by tho'discov
."hries. Thejt have worked with the Rerun ii
' ttfo test tulaji. They maintain that -fiucces!
secured under this disadvantage prell+cti
fnnch more tnarvelous effects when .he sami
attack shall fce made upon those enemies- Id
eated in thofiuman body. The ' \vil
bo tried at once.
I* .
chit AGO. G'RL'3 D0U3LE C^IME.
Shoots Her, 1'ricnit mill Then Commit
4 < slilcUl) on the Street. .
Miss Mary Linnet, of Chicago, shot and in
slantly killed.-Jliss Elizabeth Trowbridge, i
prominent youhg woman of Elgin, HI., am
ilu'ii killed herself, shortlv after .H o'cloel
the other evening. The double tragedy tool
place i.u South Stato street, tlio principa
.residential tflreet m Elgin, and wnen tie
police reaJhedthe spoHf.tli girls wure.fbun
dying dead on the sidewalk in a pool ofttfobd
while1 in tho hand of thij murderess wa
grasped a large reyolyer. " v.-.;
.Miss JJnnet was sent to.-.til a insane hospi
tul less t libit, a.year ago and wn.% di*charjje<
from the institution as e.ured in D'oeembe
.hist. . Miss Trowbridge w'ds i'.'iY attendant a
the hospital and hltd charge* bf'Mrss Linnet
who bpenme attached to Iter.-. * Her great're
uret 1ft feavlng-Elgin .was that she must leav
Iter'friend behind, site returned to Chicago
when* she ronutiQed at berjiome. Uertriend
believed Iter entirely' cure J of her inouta
irouSlts. , * **
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LYNCHZD ON SUSPICION.
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A >Vl?lte Farinrr Found ItnnKloi; to a Tre
'f*? " - ' 'lit fenitvas'ee* .* |
' H York DbhjlfaiSJ'a "white farmer latp of Mc
Mfrin Cotauty,'wfts'foutiB'hungUtip tj>t a tre<
!<in L'oni? Mountain; near Cl/apauoofea, Teun
.The lynchers aro unknown.
Many horses, eattlo and mules hfivo dio<
tlio pa?t winter, all showing symptoms o
having be?u 'poisoned. Stroftg snspieioi
rested on I) -agin*. .H 'oent.lv a line barn be
longing to the l> uig'.ts llro.her* was bu'ttei
an'd eircumstences seemed to tlx ui>ou Yorl
the crime of ii: cmlinrism JIo was deeoye.
from his U*>me and carried into the moun
ta.ns. An. titer titeo y Is that he had iu
durred the anger of jnnnn.-dii nrs by inlornt
liig oilleers of tltoir hiding places.
Tlie Now .Jersey Kleit lous<
Tlio i ctaptions held in the first and second
. ebtssfj^llies . Xew Jersey. rof u^t'iii trains Jo
Tha,.,DoiTiocr?t<>. ^rnvy rtt-aphnred all de
partinfyits of government in tho two llrsl
ejuss cities of tlio Stoite, Newark and .Torso
City. In most of the otlior places the resul
was the same as a year ago. Jaine.? M. Kej
inour, Democrat, was elected Mayor of Now
arlc over Julius A. T.ebkueeher, Republican
by about 3500 plurality.
OutoT the Common Itun.
Drar.il grows half tho eofTeo crop of thi
world.
A lawsuit to recover pew rent was brough
last week by a church in Hiico, Me.
A chestnut tro?ua Mount Etna has a cir
cumtcreuco ot 100 feet, and Is over 200
years old.
Boston claims to have tliv longest pave
street in t lie world? Washington street, wine
is seventeen and a hull tulles in length.
Tho results of advertising were illustrate
in Bath County, Kentucky. A man ther
advertised for tue return of a lo9t eat. I
less than a week 832 of theiu were brough
.('nw*o . . '}> f
I BCBflKka nilWJtOWH
Useless ami Hn W.a ITniililit tj
I \vaUr--Jtfu
In u Slwe>ll?r Manner.
Fror?,fi# N. C.
.Hearing that a child near Iron Statiom
"LUac^li^O^>ntyw hA<Vl><M>a g refit iy benefited
hums' ffmfVilU for
rule rookie, H representative of the Obse-cer
wont thithyi'tfbjtae and aujftriato the axtent
Jf the l>eip?ht'i^e'4hild hud received.
lli<liug out on December 5, 18'J5, to a little
country cottage in thiLniia woods. a mile
iistant from Iron'Htaf ion, the reporter saw a
Sright-faced young woman, a pure Anglo.
Saxon typo,' tfilh light hair nud blue eyej
handing in the doorway with two plump,
rosy cheeked chililrvii tiiit-T hiding behind her
iress. .>!i?nlioQiug'tbat ho was looking for a
tflftnily of Robinsons, the woman seemed at
Bret a little suspicious.'
"You're'a s'rungor in my eye," she said.
"I iirn trying to find a child named Wilbur
Robinson, who was greatly bor.ellted by Dr.
IViUlu'mV l'ink Pills for Pale People."
The ^ojiii? mother smiled and a "pleased
look cariin 1 htp"Uor '?' V*es as said, "Come
|n," and "I_ ptiess thoi's tho one,"
pointing to tue ybunfioV'of-'tlio two littlo
i>oys.
Il was au 1 i.u ro. h o rc e; tho family In'inR
tornposed of- tlipj .sturdy fnrniinj; class <$at
goes to make. u6 one * of ilic atrMujceiSt and
truest types ofrtbrth.Oarollirt's'tJood.-people,
rite husband,-ftdborpO.- Jlobiuson. rum tho
'arm acres, but was qfl'..to tho mill itt
tb<Mimfky- , ... . f
The mother, Carrie Jj. Robinson, t<Md a renarltiiWolit'>r.^
<n tlii^ctir'* of'her little boy
from life ofroots-Tif. 1A. gMrppo. -ll'-r a^i-d,
(vhite-b:rtnid ntotlfer, Mi:sod< tra't A. Handy.
?at near ttnd emphasized every word of tho
Jauntier. Tho littlo bov, Wilbur, who owe 1
als to*)^r, WtlljAms' effective remSdy,
played abqph ^he house and yard, and
was into every aojioejvJ^tdo kin I of mischief.
It rtfcU > s?e:ned<naf lib must have taken too
nany of Dr. .Wiftlanis' lhnk l'ills, so pre it
w?Mtho energy WithSirhich he prosecuted his
praiUpi. T.hroe times;hfts mother had to stop?
Per conversation and'rush out to rescue the
reportc/*? bicycle, .which was leaning airninst
the hWase outside, nn'd with which Wilbur
was ifiroeminK almost too familiar.
: 'fjJH./.ithe storythe mot her told:
' wa"H borrs August 8, 189.1. lie was
j stoat, healthy boy' till bo was nearly live
tuoaRtaqld. Between Christinas an l New
Toat^i he took tno Rr!r>p<?. A physieian at
(r?if&taLon nt'?n,t?*d liim, mul he was supporfffl
rQraevo recovered, lint the after eflefclB
"of TOO malady lingered with diastrmts
reauits. In MAnah. 1301, his parents notici d
ihSf^ho/tfettld tibt ptatid upon his feet, althd*ttfl\il?ffJfre'.hiVti<'kin'?
the jjrippe lie colli 1
;tKr so mnaihcvutrRu cownl no^. bear tho weight
r of )vvH?.l>udy on liisilyet; his legs were not
'* crowinx.atjy nor the inusclo in thu.n developing.
Hp was not troatod, however,'till in tho
full nlbitU ihit Innf nf O >t<ihi*r. WKell M r.
Robinson look ills cotton to Idneoliii >n, the
fount y seat, lio also curried his buhy along,
ind a Lincolnton phVsicinn prescribed for
* him', recommending a lotion for rubbing his
limbs:? This helped the cliil-1 only temporarily.
Twice afterward this physician was
'/consulted. lie told the parents teat the child
l" sijght.some day be able to walk mid again
he might not. They would just have to let
1 him "grow nlcmg," ?? the mother expressed
It. and,see'*fln*t developed. At this period
ihe child's ?eps'appeijr?d;to be shrunken. As
his mother "says'they wore "as soft as coti
ion.". Jlere was a boy fourteen mouths old,
(i a lto not only could *i?at*walk, but could not
'' bear, his, weight on ihts feet.
, la some way?they do not know how?a
; pamphlet .found its way to the Robinson
(aniiW^j I^id Mrs. Batujy tisbed it out of a
i 3'irwuUi.-drawer. It had jjpo ptSturo of two
I dogs peeping over a feude on one cover, and
a.n.thq,other a herd of cows drinking in a
. cool stream near a bridge. Roth on the fence
i md oirthe bridge, on the respective covers,
was this lino: "Dr. Williams* Pink Pills for
1 Pale People." . .
t "When i reftd Wiat those pills would build
. aptlie bone I felt that they were the tilings
i for mlbur;'jJ<8fiJl'his mother,
a Old M'rs. Bandy sat up nearly nil of one
0 night readhu^ this pamphlet, with all the
5 testimonial*it contained. A few days after
.' they sent to orfe of the twq villagostores and
1 got two boxes of the pif:s.' This was about
rthe laid of November. lsl)4. Before he had
'finished'taking the first box,-the little fellow
was able tq^beiir his v^lght on his feet, and
before tlie second box-was till ?$bue, he could
hold a chair before h|u\ and push it across
* the floor., 'J * :
' "'yVe'began by "giving him a tflird of a pill
afterward increasing the dose to a
half, sb'thoy held out' it long time,", .said lii.s
a mother. , "We commenced the second box in
1 "Janunry, this year. We had to send to Lin.
oolnton, eight miles away, to get tlt? next
^ boxes. After taking the third box. iu March,
* 'the child began to go a fe. steps at a time,
' .but he didn't walk by himself till in Septem
l' 4>?'t\ , Tho'fourth box, or part of it, was nJ'
juinistert-d jit August. "'
, The testimony of the mother was that tho
a child's appetit^ and, indeed. his whole system,
was bet pod by tho uso of tho pills,
Mrs. Handy, who had boon looking over a
*; fort of rlfary,^ho keeps, at this point in the
r conversation, road this entry: "Sept. the
1 35th: Wilbur begins to walk alone by hiiu?
self." ..
" 1 "After lie once learned to walk," said his
0 mother,*'wo cou'd hardly keep him in sight
'? of tlve hoi|s<?. and he was cured by four
1 boxes, lacking ten pills. Mother says, anil
' nlwayS-hasshid, the Lord directed somebody
Co send us that pamphlet of Dr. Williams."
"You really b-li?ve the chilli's cure is due
to Dr. Williams' PlllsV" whs asked.
"I am really convinced the pills cured
him," the mother answered. "I haven't tho
8 Miohfest-doubt abdut it."
And the boy's grandmother chimed in
. "Fin just as sure of tt as 1 am of - living. I'll
take arroath on the Blhle that that is what
V- djdit.", ... , " ;
The neighbors in all the section around thr
Ihtle village of Iron .Sfittlon know and talk
j 'ADOtit the remarkable cum of this baby, who
might have b?:elv a cripple for life had lie not,
' oven at the age of two years, one month and
11 seventeen days, been enabled to walk for tin:
" llr't lime by the use of Dr. Williams' i'ini
rills for "Pule Pei?ple.
J This story may seem to tho render like r
fabrication, but i.stold as the child's mother
told it to the reporter. I:i order to slum
their appjceeiut'ion, Mrs. It jhin--on furni-i'tiet!
the following testimonial and s-ciie l it. (Shi
says she is'willing at any tune to niaki
sworn aflldavit to her M it?* nent*Vi
IltoS b.TATIOX, Li SCO L^, Co;. V (\,
December 5, lil'J.).
My Infant son,'Wilbur Lee, rendered un
able to leafu to walk by* the effects of tin
>- grippe, when he was about five months old
- I hereby testify thst he .was cntireiv cured
V ii ml l h ii nillu.-l.'iK III l.i In.- ,1,IV>| r.tu.'.l l.v tin
It use of It's* t till it four boxes of Dr. Williams
"1'iiYk Pi11:< for 1'iiIh People, so t It'tt h - is now
a hale niui hearty ci iId. i <im entirely con
vineeil that his cure is tine t > these pills,
iilso state that tin1 above s(at<?mon s run lo t<
the repei ter of the Charlottr ft'itcrrpr are true
0. L. llouiStioN.
HATIAU A. liAXDT, |
]{.(). ItellKHTHOX, /- XV if III uses.
o Jl. A. 1UVKH, )
Dr. Williams' Pink PI'In contain, in a con
f ilenseit form, nil the elements t<
Uive nc.v life ami richness to I he i-loo I tint
restore shatlereti nerves. Tin y nre also i
speeilic for troll hies peculiar to females, sue!
" as suppressions, irregularities au-l nil f >rm
of weakness. In men they effect a ra?lien
>1 cure in ail eases nrisiin; from ineiital worry
h overwork or exe.o.-s s of wiintever nature
Pink Pills are sol.5 in boxes ,'never in loosi
(j liiilk I at ;>0 eentv. a hex or six hexes for ?'2..VI
0 in<t rnity he lint I of all ilrujrirls s, or three
n l?y mail from I)'.'. Williams' MeJieiue C'o:u
it puny, Scheuecrtmly, U- X.
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WiFE AND DAUCHTER.] .
lhcy Accompany the Hiimorint and \ '
Author on His Lccturlnis Trip. !
Fnmurl demons. Mark Twain, the* |
I l^r.uiorist author and lecturer. is l?;iI a
| Iy married, lie has a handsome home m
| at Hartford, Conn.,*which is a center C
of the social and literary set of the
f . ? ?
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w- * | i
MARK Tff ATX's WIFB AND I? A IT. II I TU.
i r
ancient capital of the Nutmeg State, f
Just now .Mr. Clemens is on a lecturing ,
tour in Australia anil South Africa (
and is accompanied l?y ltis wife and
charming second daaightcr. .Mrs. Clemens
is a handsome and accomplished
woman and a famous traveler. She "
is a native of Kimiru. N. V.. and when
Mr. Clemens married her possessed a
| largo fortune.
XYUy You Should Of IIintercom*.
It tnVo^r.ut 1 lie corns, and then you have com- V
! fort,solely ii^ooil exchange. 1 >c. atdru?j?i.sts.
Gladness Comes
i \A7ith a better understandincr of tlio
* * transient nature of the many physical
ills wliieh var.ir h be fore proper efforts?(joiitie
effort s?pleasant efforts?
rightly directed. There is conifort in
the knowledge that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual disease,
but simply to a constipated condition
of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative. Syrup of Figs, promptly
removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millionsof families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to t he fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. It is therefore
all important, in order to get itf beneficial
effects, to note when you purchose,
< hat you have the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the California
1 iff Syrup Co. only, and sold by all reputable
druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, then laxatives
or other remedies are not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but. if in need of a laxative,
then one. should have the best, and with
the well-informed everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general sat isfaction.
A fOrUTO MAKK?5PKK DAY -olliu/
Ml II I" P \ il in -lit--1 ?le\jr.i in.*
"(M iH.wll.v ?li .Nt-i ii'. nny iiiik!".
| Suui,.?*" ">y u.ail, i "? . in itory i*ivou. Ailiiri's.
| 5.1M S.ui .r.nllowCo," W.lllh St.. N. V.Cuy.
HEN INI) KISVS!
j Want to loam all nhont i A?
j Horse ? How to I'lck Out a y5
j ftooilOno? Know Iniperroi- ^^'v
(tons and so Guard against \
Fraud? Detect Disease nnd >? ' / \
I Rti'l a Cure when sauioM S V / V
1 pntanhle? 'l'ell the ({' hjr w V t V
the Teeth ? What to call the Different Tarts of the
Animal? How to shoe a lloiae I'roperly r Allthl
> and oilier V* ustile Informatlou i an l>e obtained by
readlnK our lOO-I'AtiK 1 hM'STH A TKI)
II <i It HK HOOK, which we will forward, poo
1 ihtd, on receipt of only vt.T centa tu alumna,
BOOK PUB. HOUSE.
134 Leonard St.. New York City
"Aye! Th<
S And that ought to 1
3 doom of bar si
may &ct
1/* "ij enough, but
%<<t them out ?
^ I that you nc
i / aiu^ i"11 inous \v
/ft / / \\ soap. 15ti
// / li'lljlI y\ saves the ri
: "if \\bewa:
/. /;?f \ \ inc." IT'S FA \
B \ grocer scncis you
{* Strikes at th
(5 take Brown's Iron Bittkr
root of the disease. That's
I (5 success. Whatever the sy
| (5 Bittkrs attacks the can
i effectively?and the symfito?,
Purrhttst monry rrfundfdshould HitoWN'
to lit-nrlit any |>? rso:i sutlciiiiK with I?vsp<
Sr Bn l I,ivor Troubles, KilioitMiess, Female
' ' ^iCrVOU3 1'^ou'>'e ,, Headache or Neuralgia.
\N. L. Douglas
?3. shoe bevjorldthe
If you pay 84 to f>ll for shoos, exmint
the \V. I-. Douglas Shoe, anil 429.
;o what a good shoe you can buy for
>VER IOO STYLES AND WIDTHS,
y?CONOHE8S, BUTTON,
jal \ mid LACE, iiimle in all
SM ,. \ Illndaof tliebest selected
^Br,JJSil iSw j leather hy killed wurkj
men. Wo
nanufacturcr In tho worhl. CjWLji
None genuine unless name and rfKfijM
rieo is stamped on the bottom. UP^l/l
Ask your dealer for our '>?? X 9
!?. wct.r.o, k-mis Shoes; /;tN\ A|
1*4.00, SI and Ht.lN lor boys. ?
AXE NO SUBSTITUTE. If your dealer / 3
an not supply you. send to tr.C?ry,enclo*':i|?
pi ire mul t>c*'nts F '
f too (cap or plain), si.e and k jBr
kith. (k.r (,'ust in I >ept. will till fffnr
our order. Si nd for-new llluslated
Catalogue to ltox Jt.
rV. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass.
tVHAT IS ALABASTINE?
A pure permanent and artistio xmll coating
e.uly for the brusli by mixing in ceiil water.
OR SALE BY PAINT OEALEHS EVERYWHERE.
"Tirr I ^ f'*"'' Showing desirable tints.
"flLL " ,l'so Abil'r.stine Souvenir Hock sent free
?"* ?. 11? ?nv inontiomng tins paper
ALABA3TINE CO.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
i/ve have! no agents:
Blnri, "but soi;i.iroct tnlHrconkuix
rfTROTyi ?r*t whol<w?l? i rU-M. 8Uli
?' \ \ \Til?9 pnswhein for M.aiuin?tloi
- - \ lv brf.irn maI#. Kvei yUiini/ wni
*5Bbx rnnu j. ioo styles <>r Car
SfflSW'XTN ?? styles ol liar
/JWT' 1 slylrs Hitting Natl
Tsidles. ? 1 iti> fm i ntAlu^u*.
<AmW VY.^\V KI.KIlAltT
Carriage llainro Mff C*
V. JJ. I'BATT.S^cr. LlU'uait. luJ.
?Ur 1 1 "
-1 > 11 qfht ^
o
costs cotton planters more
than five: million dollars annually.
This is an enormous
waste, and can bo prevented.
Practical experiments at Alabama
Experiment Station show
conclusively that the use of
" Kamit "
will prevent that dreaded plant
disease.
<>;ir pr.ntpMert nre rot .iilvcrtVinjr rirriilar* l-nnm.
!:-jt .;? i.tl t. ii.li/. is, Imt ait- ,>r.n ti< al \v. i l;s. ontain.
a-.K 'l.e it-sullH I latest ex (it. ifilcuts in this line.
1 very 11 ittmi larmrt should have a copy. '1 Ucy mt
aclll Irtitt tor the asking.
Oh K.MAN' KAI.I WORKS, * J
\>3 Nassau St., New V.irV.
^ n 11 fl 5f fl Wnrph I n P Ilaliit CHPfil In 1?
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IU7 I 1*??S3 DH. J.SI'tPHf N3. Lebanon, Omo.
PARSER'S
HAIi? BALSAM
qbmNHE' ?>V3 Clrti.tos cud bcauiiiirt tlio hair.
fv^Wl Vn! Promote* a luauiiaul giowlh.
Iaa-^iIV - jjaM Uovrr railo to Itestoro CI ray
r "vf-H Hair to ita YoutUlul Color.
frV-V.v-) ,?Cwxv ?v?lp dn'*?c? & hair tallinr.
OSBORNB'S
Sfletdinedd Q^a/fe^e
Sollool Of Sl3.ortllAZI.eS
AUUUMTA. <4 A.
No t?xt bonk* un?d. Actual biiHinaaii from day of
nieriuff. Bu?iQH*a iui??n, coilHg* curr*uoy aai
good** u?ed. Smid for L^mlsoiuoi* illustrate I oatalo*u?.
Board chsapaf iban >u any Sjutbarn city.
? Q A DAY SURE.^fo^
? ** W 111 lf.ui.1 wll ihnw you how to
V til moke y-i a tliiv; iil.-iilir.oly Miri ; wo fur
t -T y nlili tin* work nnd teach you tree yuu
v?Jb. work in lh" locality where v,iu live;
" Js *''U 1 "* your ?ihlii??? mo I wo w ill ? rplain
WHi "u' hUMnrm fully; rcnu'iiox r xvo trmirv^C'
^ ? i(o?a o|o?r oroii, oi $i i < r very . ny'*
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PAYING POSITIONS
(SUAIt AM'Ki:i) IN WIIITINd. Studenta'
,>nii,l*tH eountn in ti.fih??tim at iiai.pthe KSPC.xan
nlother C" Irglv SI placed aa! moult). A iidm
UlillUUU litis, COLI.ltU K? .>Iucou, Utu
CREY'S LIVER PILLS
l-or ali l.lvcr ('omplalut?, CouAllputlon, It til uMie?s,
Toipidlty, l.lver Spot*. Jinm ilcc, am-IP a, . tc. Snl?l
l>v .ruviirlHiA or .? nt |ir?-.n I I on i?*< < :i.t or price, 'JSc.
Trial i-iz?, lOc. CiKKV ME1>. CO., ;,a 1-2 I'.owi ry, N. y.
flDIIIM Hml WHISKY liablle.ruri.-il. Hook rent
yriUITl KKEE. I?r. B. a. WOO LLC I. tTLUTi, (li.
8. N. U.?17. .
I
sre's the rub!" |
jc enough in itself to seal the
aap. This rubbing with soap !
es clean, if you work hard !
can't you see how it wears !
e directions that come on
;e of Pearline. and you'll find 1
>t only do away with the hard
ork oi rubbing?but that you
ncl actually get better results.
int Pearline is better than
t the mere fact that Pearline
ibbingf?that ought to settle it.
D LJ" Peddlers will tell you " tliis is as
t v- ? ? good as" or " tiic same a; Pearl SK?
Peariir.c is never peddled. If your "
an imitation, be honest?temi it hack.
e Root ?When you
S you find it strikes at the ^
; the secret of its mighty ^
mptoms, Brown's Iron ra
sc ? speedily, vigorously, t)
s IkovBittthi taken as 'llreeted, fat!
Malaria. Chills and fit-ver. Kirinry J?]
Infirmities. Impure Hloorl, Weakness,
buoWN Chkmicau Co., Ualtimorc, Md. J?]