Tin: Wilson hnuNn:. y rj ' a , -y - i t tiik wilso AiVANrK. .
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LET AL THE ENDS THOU AIM'ST AT, BE THY COUNTRY'S, THY GOD'S, AND TRUTH'S
I
'.; Mo iieveyii be:-clit by Money
r ',, i- begetired "Letter.', at . our
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VOfi 12.
WILSON, C,; FRIDAY JUNE 1SS2.
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tiik ADVANCE (.LKANINtiS
'' t - r ! tin-re are two physicians si ml out
"A.N J-'rieycnw brought .,oo0j.u (:t-iry!ii:in or more correctly
la-lwi.kv i w 'j -:ikiii; :i rU'i!iy'.oin:tii.
Thf thiil'iiii'' Fri' inl i ; cilil i-': , ,, , , ,.
, i- llllHllI II. nililerlHlt. lfi j-lltlv
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iiii tun.- I ; mi.- .ii;ir a
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ii y',l W..u)il.li:lVl
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.LM 0.01 Ml Ii -IS li:iv
iw!n iit in t 1m
.ran-1 '-: i i : i v 1 -
An icc-f'at-oiv at Cli irlotli' linn
.iit. :'oo tnr;
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Mr. AV. II. Hol
w as Cli clctl
M.i.vor t.l i;al.-i.ui. j .
i. i.--v. r;,' is tlij- only
li.i ; a v, !iii:nnu: I'Ost.
Hi ii
Si ti
Senator '-IVii 1 1 ill- is no Im-IIci: ;
'l ln ie is. no hope. for hiin.
1'i. si.l. iil AillrtirViirail i..-nm.-sAVfM-,iw ver:m.l over and sold as j
: 1. . . l .. , . 1 4
: . hundred h-llers a-d:f.,
Tol. I.. t. I'olk iiaim l for Con
4i;essman hit l.u 'e. is a -jood mail.
The I teitKM-rat.-jc ( nmty. t'oiivcn-
will In- hcl.l in Nashvflle .InileL'Uth.
i - : i - -
N'ciiiioi s.iys the 'summer will fie
cold ami wet for. .defeated eandi-
I'm Niileiil Aiilmi's '.friends ::y
he u ill (c a;i :indid;te for t lit- itonif-
ll :l I'lll. j ? . " '
,n l ' 1 1 1 1 . i ! i -1 ) i i i : l oib- dcalli fioin
e.i-i six and a hall i-- IVoui con
niiipt mil..
'I In ic is lint one hat hhiiii in Win
ion and il Ipays I,ti00 a. 'year
li i n e. .''-.
(uih-ail icciciM'il not ice
liliial decision' of t he com
iMirl colnposin e.
.f. t la
wit Ir
. Col
. II. j I. .-Tncker.a leading "
I. I ll II III' li'illj lll,.. lIll'H
Thin
ii
h(, Mav'Tiili.
.1.1.'. isorsfty-iS ( n.. Jh.u'dware
.-ill I .-. ofj.oiivy Moiilil, i .1 i old
out to Sorsfiv -1'icJiS. .
; J'Yed I'liilqjs.
me lit ioiied as a
I' i -I ui1::'e i i;' i lie
I'. has lieeu
: llil.lltle e.nuliilate
h.I ill-1 l ie!.
- j - - - -
f lieie an- rpfilei, in t Mi it ham
..lilll.N lii'i' ellolluli In i-;n oii
i Iii. ken ;,' say;! an cxi-Ii.iiiuc.
A San I 'i aii i: i o inan iia . iici-n
: 1 1 ) led hie i deceix in;,; a widow.
.' 'I :ii f a siih ci i;pj i. iii fiiii h ini.
-1 ((,( t Wiilh oi new ii.K-lmtei v
Iieen
:.ltl
Ml' il.l -1' Mlduli.il
.Ml. I lil I i..e
I -I lour nioii! h. .
. Il i ;s:iid tJie wind .Moi'ihoii orijij
li. ited Ii iiin'l lie rem ii k ol' a. l lah
V oin'aii w ho wanted more .men.
flic 1 '.I llllll-i) tint ijlisr i;.!Sii
name ill" a new , p iper til it -;.i ,
make its apicalaiire ;., .Stonewall.
'fin- mat h.sls .." ).i -, idson' ; ( 'oi
Ic f have inViictl us. to ,111,-n,!". t'he
CoininchcenVf-iit P,'.elei-s .lime
i nil. i - '
Tiie T-n li,.o Fair w ill In- held
el.::isl. Se..'"l d ill,'lll.il-. !j i
) ii t on i. i-c I- lli;it if will :-,u;-.;i. ..s t.'iat ol
l.o I sear, f 3- '
Sbiiaior J'air. ol Ne:iil i. i-i n,!li
a nun h us all I lie-oi li. i- ( '. ,S. Sen
iilois I i thi-r. , Womler if -mojicy
I I ili" J here.
.Mr. T. M. A iii ii l- ' im' Unii-htjlhe
.lock of 4'oimIs lM-oFi';'itr to 1.! I). .
A vra. sohl ,li his .as.-,inee la! '
w cek at Porky .Momf.,l " .
ireenshoi ii l-'eiiiah-.1 "ollei;e com -In.
iH-emenl was a L-.leat . siieees.-.
TueUe was sthe i.llm'.ier of (lie-
' vwec! "irl iiv n:.:.ifi s."'
wt r,ii--eiyine man. who ln-ir
.. i.-.: .... .1.. . i . .-
al 1 1n-a.ve oh, sixty -Live, is said lo
have been tin- father of o:ie loin
iin-ii am l sevii-it c In i hen
, : ....
and seven chiidreii.
1
. ?-
dir. P.ichaj-d, President of Wake
Po're.st Colli
-, has acccpicd a call
lo pie.uli to a wealthy' P.aptist
eh.in h in i.oiiisville. Kelitllekv.
Winsloii, r.reenslioro and other
. . .. i
laces pioposc loci Iel irate. Inly 4 th.
I- Wilson so: tar behind in enihusi-
a in that it can't get lipa big a tlairf-j
- f . - i
i in ix in i iie ,ii r." i in isauam hi
frouble. H,s minislers have i
; -
Volted and
ill'.- ill O n il 1 eltelliol).
.. i
.xrai.i i... is- in coutroi ol tbe-ai ntv.
aim ii is doiiiii mi .in t.
. . . I : . : . , , .
-. -
ich side In
w ill east hU Hilliteiiee. . !
, i '
Tin- colilliieiieemeiil cxeiei-,! of;
Ixii'isfbn Cojiegi.ile I n il n I w i!
t:'i!vc pl.e--' .1 fun- ."ii li. ; si ( A,
.M..'V;i.liiel!t !iaa w Imin lu i . i v n..
a bei h r sjii-iiker in the .Stale, w ill
delixei tin-annual address.
flic papers ale linW full o!'-;M.ij,
i i Col. ... and -o is nam-' as
l andidale tor ; '
He i-. ill.- ! ,-st stiimp spe.lker.
al.le I lll.ll:;.f I nu si p.iiri.tt (anil a
dwell otlu-r: like cN pi cssioifsi iii the
,' - - -
rt.ili-. I'll:; wo id ji are full of them.
Iui lh inks aie'du.- to Prof P.
P. llol.-iMid tM- an iuvital ion to the
l oiiiiiteiii-eiiiyiif 'exercises of t l.vford,
I eiii.il, Si mumiy. May :'.lsl and
-iMlie 1st.' 1'oh L. .;polk deliveled
Hie annual. jitdivss aiid Pef . P. W.
i;.is.u...f i U Penny jiri avhed the
P.n-eal.iiinvieSenuoii. .
Neiti; linljanapolis. Iml.. a C.er
man boy ajnl iH. who'' had U-eii
proiiuuiie!d by the. parents .-f the
- ..to. iiierttio join,- to enter the mar
impe sia.tej. t.hik morphine and seat amid the smile's' of Hie congi e
l..n.l.iiiiii., .(, ,.i.l their- troubles. : gat ion. Mr. Colly er theu I egau his
J la-h:.y Hied. 'Served hint right. le. Hne. '
Of three sit-rs in Wisconsin,
.:iil 1IMH lor u Line whit.- .lia-
iuoihI wHliiii lilr-fii ruiats. -A
fooIiKli xN'iiililiiiv jiMMM'y, my .we.
Twenty -one young men iailn;itel
:)t tin University this week. Xow
U-t 4iem.prt to.-work :imt they will
le an honor to thfij- a him witter
aiutto tin Shite. f
in.- ..ill hi roa.i nas fiian;i-.
.is, s. iHMi..ie, ir now h'aves'.olils- j
lififo short Iv a Iter .li o'clock V. M. !
iiinl rctiiriiinjr -rein-lies IoIiImImho
al t 10 A. M.
North Corolina white o ak is sohl
in the northern markets j&.j$W
,Iersev tinilter."' Her popular is !
mahogany and rose wood.
Jfhe Kinston. Free I'rexx, Toisnot i
Sunny I fume, ami Uocky Mount He-;
pfirler, join their voices with the Ad-
rmiee in asking the nominal ion of
'- I In;! K.Murray, Esq., as .lud-jje.
It is thought that .IoIiiiv. Moore,
! Hs., of. Halifax county , will he hom
- inated for .Judu'eof the second .dis
trict. Me has ahility, Ic;al kiiowl
etliie, and would make a jood jude.
T Allhoilh there are any Milliliter
(if people who eon less-' their iua-
' hilily to pay for a newspaper we
. have never et seen the man who
would acknowledge his uiahility to
; edit one.
It ks runioicil that Lord lloseoe
t'onklinif, will run for Congress
from the I 'I ica district. New York.
He doesn't seem (0 like (he solitude
of pri ate life as much as was ex-
pi--teil.
The post Master Co tiehil .shows
his gi '.oil sense, in ! surest ill;.' to
, 'impress I li.il it make newspapers
and magazines free. As the Slur !,
well and tru -v s'a s. it shou M he i
done at once.
--. ; . . i
lien. Pol it. Smalls, of colored 1
l.'olit
(ifirsua siou ha-: sued JJouele Hoiisi
Posloii. for refiisinjr to allow him ,
to pill up. -Posting" l.lks: .hil-t I
seem i lieliee
l i-lits aflcr all.
so much in civil 1
W . I. P-ildiilis. .Iii.l-'.e P.eiiliett,
r.id 1 '. C. Clark seem to lead f.r the
(roiniiial ion of 'onuresNinaii at
t" in I !i',-"iih'i' na med. Next to.
'aiiee,- i.'oliliins is t he licst. stump
- speaker in I he Stale. . -'. '':.:
'I'll.1 edilorof the Miekory Punss i
..says in- has a letter IVoiiji Seiiai.ir"
C'.iiiieion i.i which he says -i here
is; no t i n! ! w h ilt-ser in the ytate- '
iiien!"that he and Pillv Mahonei
h id ! ourch Ived w ater powel at '
W. I Ion.
W. V. I.enoir, psij., a iioiiiiiient ;
eitizen ftf V:itan-; counts' denies
thai he is ".iiii over to (lie lilielal-:
and ivii'lW ins hi : ih"-1.inci h the :
I, -iiioer.it ie )arl. . ' 'o!. ''.lohnsin," ;
and V. i'. I "riee. si Hi j emaiii alone in!
I iii'ir loi'v a-
hlM-ia!
a 1 h t i.- liei I i m i-:l a iit i n
' in.idi.iii ediior.'-.
"anada lias
in -wsri '.nier.:.
I,
mil
e
happy
New paper.nai-
eern-i III . .comil -
to pay their wt::;i
ie reqliir-il
in order. -we
'siippos,', Hint the etlifor ina. lie
'eompelled to weiyli his words.
I. u. N. l. Chilis ix still on li ial
for reeeix it;.-.;' assessnients froni of
lice leaders for olitieaI perposi.-.
Px. Kuan present indications he
will stay on trial. .The Pi-publican
parly would stultify ' it. self hy pn
jsn.,
a in in I for carrying out
ii plans.
... -.. jill
l iriuny i.oiiejie oinineiieeinent
takes place .lime Tfli and Slh. Pe .
i l)r DeWittTalina-re, of New Voi k.
Win iieacii tin annual sermon. i,ev.
..........l. 41 -i
j. J. Lalerty, editor of Hie Pieh
mru Vhrhtinn Adroente, will de-
liver the address ltcfore t in- l.it.-i-arv
Societies.- The graduating excr
j cises will take place Thursday.
We
are in reecmt of mi invita
t
i ..,i,..i n
j 1 1. n .in, li.i till ...iiiiiit-
I li,ii I'" itiiriiii tilt- eiiiiiiiieiieeiliein .
exercises of Wake Purest C-illei-
4
i....:. eil. -ii. .....1 wti. . ti. ...i.i. ..... .
, .iiinr inn,, iiii.iu.i oin. i iir innur.-.
i , i... i ;i
; I, I II,- . il Ii
atererv .SiK-.ieties w ill be
' delivered by Pev. ('. F. Deefiis, the
annual address by S. ' V.'joolen,
lvsq., of LaCi'ange, and tbe.P.ic
ciilaiifeate; Seinion by ' Pev. .1. P.
I i raves, D. I), PL. 1)., of Memphis.
. Mr. Stanley, df Wilmington, X. C.
!".!.: discovered that there literally
is such a thijig "fit pine,'" and
has in iiled(:i machine wilh w hich
io in. if iil from slabs and other
' pine" refuses from mills. He claims
'thai one: -cord of light pine wood
willy ich I eighty gallons of oil. worth
at maiiiil'.ii I iii ci s pi ices, t w enty
lie c-al ; per gallon.:
The Pev. PoIk-i t Collver spol,
Sunday night, in the Church of Ihe
Messiah, New York upon -Finer-soii.""
When he.yose to iK'giii his
'lecture he said: 1. see IV. T. Par
limn sitting in a l.a-k -w of this
church: an I I invite loin to come
forward and lake seat in my
fainilv pew. Mr. P.arnnin alwa
...U i. i iu. i :..
i;i., , ii if .t .HHi.riii ill ii i, s t-1 x I'll i.
lwaiittogivehbnasgit.nl a one iii
invchiirch." Mr. l'.arniiiii took the
AVASH I N(iT()X N KWS
Iuili liussell, after h avio-i l en j
leateii lor the nomination of .linltfe i
anil District Attorfnev to eavli of
wh'u li he aspiicil.li
iiijrlofi for the ja
is Im-i-ii in Wah i
kt w eek waiting :
.MiiwlM-r like for
"s'inetliir to j
- . j
!
tnnim."
Keen", tlnitvau's eoiins !, now ro
iMises, it is thoiiuhU to trv ;i ' ont-
nii.s.sion--' lini'itii il ' rendu? sinj
if lie su'eeel.s in
lecLued a lunatic
lia v inji" (iuiteuu
ti he sure lie
lull will 1h con
lia ve ri'co ered
1ot u if;III., j
ymt,A ltii sl.
...
The ( IoI'IsIhiVo .1
essemjer's Wash- j
iiit sas tint !
iii'iion loriesiiom
Senator Kansoin J
inakinu' Jip his ;
ynnn-i on thri iWtoiti.u- Hat -tteTr.i
lansoin h
is "iven
this work, and his
Ian for the re
Icl.iination of the thits will, it is e
pected. he jiressi
session.
i,-.. Ipr.jTfc-(.',v.
1 through this
The democra t s
have been tililui.-st t-tui this week in
the i House, ot Representatives to
prevent the Ilepuli
seatin'' Mr. Dihhle
leans lroin inr
i1 meinlx-r from
Sou'th flarolina, who was lawfully
electnl, Jmt whose seat is contesicd
by 'one Mackey, a
hy the helj pf alter
t'epuhlicaii who,
k-d or forced jia-
M-rs, hopes to lie- sealed. !'. ilij; ill
the. uiilioHt v t his N
the onlv course
left open l t he I eiii icr.lt S to pre-
vent the K'epuhlic
y-i fr.iin iiuseat-
inir all Soiithern iiieinhi-rs auaiilst
Whose h-ual election
there in the
T
v.li.nhlest suspicion.
St'ESK' IN TIIK.
was ijiiite a "seem
nil the L'.jf h,' ill W
l'eiiiisylvania, and
liessce. fought e
Hdi hi.. There
in the Mouse i
iieh I.'andall, ol
.Moore, of Ten
in h oilier il.lli
oi ds, it. was in m
ii .l to I he tili j
liiisleriiii;; on the p:jrl, of the Memo- j
cr.its which Moon
oiuleiiinetl, arnl i
used insiillln
laiijina;' in 'ti-:ik-1
:-- i,:'.' i
III'' o. - t
IlieiUhers -who t -ok !
' part in the Confederacy
. Pamlall ;
a-i. ..i.. i
"""
n a slioi l scat h-
illii V'peeeh l aused
t he iiiciiihi r to
' Tiiere was no
'''''' ",s "Hieiiess.
,,,",Ml;;l,ilt-
Til i: ' Tak-iki-
CliMAllSSIuN.
Washington, JIaK
-.". Five of
I he nine ci.mniis.-iiiiiei s, Jiavc, il
.said; been agreed, ill
fioll. These, are: :
Px N'feeT'residenl
York; Alex. Mild
sin', a loiiuer del
sen! alive in Com;
KVheeler, of New
ell, of Wise in ;
ntcrat ic. Peine- !
'ess, How-, plesi- j
, Milwaukee !
ohn L. 1 laves. ;
foriuerlv Jiresi-i
d Woollen As 1
deiiLof t he ( 'hica'-il
St. Paul P ailioad,
of Massachusel ts.
dent of i lie Nation
social ion; I lenry
Pit Islnir. a leadin
Oliver, .It
f
maiiufacijirer.
forinei ly . in
and 1.'. I.'. Portei
:-liaVu- of ! he
of the ccii-.il .jiiiici
pushiim P. M.
Virginia.
afisiical him. hi
The South, is
T. Hunter, of
Tiik -Pi:;-1' S
W'iishiniou corn
N 1UCATK. Tile
. on. lent of I lie
.tells" a few in
II I he Pest Sy n
ot' railioad no
('il'ccllslioio 1'ilti i
teres! facts alto
licaU-. W. .1. IIe
l-iiiely in Nyrll (:
city . : if is ivcm n
Is 1 o i el in-: I'i oih
tioliaa, is iii Ine
llll'llt III .Nol l II I, .1
..liiei -.11,1 (I...I
"".il
'Use- Im-.loli .Svili!
lieile" will sin--
possd.le al tlij
efadsof j he ar-
eeeil linn. I' is mi
I line In learn I ne
rantjeiiiciii , -'mi i
sieni eel lam
II s.-..i l.e rid of
I hai our JSl an- w
P.est. Co-ii.C. C,
In-rn, has jilsi r,
a 1 1 i;t in' Host on.
rjoin- in I he inter,
A: Norl'.i Carolina
i lai k. of -New-
mm u ni'iv iron.
whither- he IiaiP
t of I he Al lanl ie '
jP.iilroail 1. 1 make
"i'ie in.pi.i n-s
i ill iii
Pest' financial
taiidiii
brings back
with
him a big disgu
said I it-re... 1 hat In
or iiiiii' men i n
reporting,' ii is
oiiiiil oiih hive
Post on' w ho had
This recalls an
evef heard of hiin.!
int erview diet w ecu
of Noi lh Carolina
lemleli. a m.-mber
New York and I
i . . ' . . . .
i ion. a. ,i. i tax is
and Mr. Chit-
of ( 'ongress froni
irge operator
slo.kiim-i iu lii.it
.,ji. I. ,.-...!
'
. i: ii. . .. . .... ,
pen.. i.i ...e pin,.. uou oi i.esl lo
itii v 1 In- Western
N. c. i:.
x '"!,
altoiit I he t inn- "I
I 'aiolina Slatesnu
York to iuqiiiie
ie Yisitii
II"' Well.
AM II :
... v
I . .M H ,
illio Pest":; l.li.Hi
,.- The loilowili!.
ported to h.i c oi
: col!tipiy
l -
11
iiilcl.
HAY is. Ii.t villi
II KllfiW
' i"
ICH'
.1.
Pest, of New Vol
Mr. Cril It-mlen
a lil
deaf, and
tin- quest ion was
I'KI'U'l'.MM'N.-
repeated.
iS ltv
repiita-
lion.
Mr. Davis is n.
e.-ty and letineiiii
ivi...l f. . l.ic .....a
,.f ... . ..a:...
... . .. . .iini
paused Ik-fore pressing
1 he ii iii-;
Hon further. 1
in ilK .iii.i ,:.!,:...
......... ...... . . . 1 1 i
i
aiiH.V. he said. "I
( '. Yes and in
I
buy a lSiilro.id.
lM-lter nian to !
Ihin".s"th.ni Pe-I
it fa voiabh'r'
If I wanted to
i don't know of ;i
nd out -all about
hul I would send
a reliable in in alser him to eorr..l
i 'i',u : sf-'''"' . 't
Doubtless it w
is 'painful to Mr.
I a vis io know I bjit P.est-; v eracity
was like Cn-sai '
wile.
Ingerso! shool
ille and talk w
i iu. -low i, t . Nash
JL4 I
th P.ishop Paim
The venerable pr
late isover ninety
i Teai-s of a
six!
v nve of w h ich In
hasspeut in pieahing the gosjM -
He told his conference the other
i... (i......mi... ii r . i
..,,..,. on ... ,1,,,-is,,,
that- had arisen
w... - ' titin
illll-lli.r tli .1 ..
had not i;rse I a
loubt in his mind.
Argnment on the Tariff.
le.ieseiitative MeKenzie,of Ky.,
liiiinorous siM-aker. Here is ao
xtract, troni a see-li he dehver-
'' H"' other day in the House on the
J"'"
"I'a.v -.attention to this. Here is
an iiicouijriiity Avhich Ms.silly has
....... ii ......it i. .,r
...iii,-i .will in. ink . 1.
average tarill" investigatiW. I invite
tin- attention of Imtli siiles to one
of t he greatest economic curiositiei
iiesenl(-( iii this jreat natioiiul
iiiiisetiin Which we have Ueu for two
weeks parading lK-fore the Aineri
ean people. I'lider the jreneral law
1 he reiieral law now in force n the
siihjcet, the Holy Scriptures, printed
iii our inolher tonue, are foiliidtlen
10 enter tne Hrts olthe country
wii hotU, the )ayment" tif a duty, ami
much time tolct dufiirg the last 'oiiji-ess. the
Coininittee'on Ways and Means
this eoniinittee for which 1 have sueli
unhouiuled resjM'ct apd which in the
face of their protestation 1 have en
deavored to def"iid. tlironh their
anenl, Mr. Tucker, 'of Virjriiiia, re
ported, and this House passed, a
hill to place P.ihles priiiteii in the
(Miiiiese languajie uioii the free list.
Laughter. 1 : ' 1
Now think ofthi ; it will grow
on you the more yon think alioutit.
Penewcd laughter. Thus while
we are enacting; ti law to -prohibit
the Chinamen from coining to this
c-oiintry we are at the same time lej;-
islal inu' to srive Chinese llihles wn
advantajic over hoth KinjT .lames
version and the new translation
Ijauj;hter.
Mr. Chaii nian, with all your sense
of fairness, which I am quite ready
to concede, I a)ieal to you as the
nf this eomntittee, . if a more
absurdity, inconjjruitv,
.,,,,1 ininstii-e in t he interest of lnor-
id the lelViriiiafioiiomie Amer-
,,eoji!e ever was presented tli.ui
().. tact that after we prevent the
chinaman throu;h the aid of my
liieiul liom ('alifornia flr. I'a-rel
and his enurerex from coming to
this count ry, we admit the Hi hie
primed in his laniia'e, which no
Minn i.irn of American parentage
ever did or (:vcr v ill iiiiderstiind, at
the same time imposing a duty of
:.'." per cent on Kiiifi . lames' transla
tion, which has sent all our ances
tors to Heaven, I.aujihler.
tlod knows if there ever was a
t ime iii the history "'of the 'Anieriean
people when free P.ililes wei;e need
ed il is lo-day. .lust look on that
side Of I he House. daughter. I ask
any moral reformer, I appeal.- to
Moody and Sanky, I appeal, to all
llie.evaiiiit-lists now living, in the
name of mercy to come and exercise
their best endeavors just Iteyond
that aise. Laughter.. I am will
ing for 1 he attempt to Ik made to
convert these Ik ld, bad people, not-
wilhsta.iidiug 1 realize the tact it
will be an .enoinioiis strain nini
the general plan of salvat ion-
Lauijliler and applause.
Mr. Chairman, ax long as .the pre-
M-iil body of Chinamen .remain in
Hie Hiiileil States 1 do not want
it li'-K- that he Hi,- la-r.ilVintei-rnpte.il in the matter 1 , ,.t t.v H,.,i 1 adapted to tin
aili oa.l inaiia-e ,,n I, e admission of their Millies free, i ..i.-ei,,,, stances of a oeoi.lei-This law
ir i 1. : .. ... I...I- 1...., 1 ..;.. ....I.I ..I'1
II C III I 1 1 1 IIU I Hill II. in "irn ntuu oi
n.se ioor people by the gentlemen
I,,,,,, aliforniii and others is true,
they need riM.lhing aiid benign in
llueiiee ol ! He Scriptures .pist
inii. li as the average type of Pepub-
licau. 1 do not mean ol course . the
, nian that lets grown oiu in ins lin
oiiil -. : 1 i list mean to st rike a "fen-
end average. Ll.augli:er.j lliese are
niatleis that appeal at once to our
sense ol just ice, or sense ol burner,
our sense of morality, "' Sl"s'
benevoleiice; and I commend them
toall the pe ..le and to the Ameri-
can Congress as emiKMiymg inecar
dinal doetiiiies of the whole tariff
'
s s ein. .
'- : -
Youthful Bflt Determined,
A short time since. Miss Carrie
-V suoi i i one miiit, .mm v .inn-
i : .....a. . i . ....... I...
i ,ii rk was f scorieti io .xrioirii i
- ". .... -
ise of-o'iii- to the neighlK.rh.KKl of
'lot- a r id i iiiviu. i mil
Mr. P. j I J J s, to teach sch.Ntl,
but. on the'arrival at New-nut, the
Mi
sei vh es of Dr. Perkins were soliei
led and the i-alla.it vo.ith of ITsiim
niers U-c. inn-a husband.
Tin-father of the groom having
been iniii-li opposed to 1 he union on
account of Hie youth of the parties,
they deemed it advisable to keep
the matter a secret and it was ar
ranged that I he lu iile was t igooii
- lit in-r sciiimi ami i ne uusoauii iu rc-
.i . i ... i i .. i ... i
i i turn home, but only a day or two
.
elaitsi-d lieloie the anxiety of the
young hnsi-aiul lo
see his bride
his priidence and the truth
overcome
h-iiked out. A suei-iiiiibintr t the
inevitable on the part of pater ami
.'lias, soon united the young lovers
and deprive 1 Mr. Jones of" the sei -
vices ttf a-'valuable teacher. Beau-
r, , ,
io i'lcftltoiir.
( .I..:;;' -
A TclUntf LaW.
i 8 '
!-
.- . i , .
Mr. C harles Law, Jr., in con-
I liersation. with one of our repre-
- : sentativesrecsntly said : "lliave
Wn a-sufferer from rheumatism
and neuralgia for the .past ten
years, and tried all kinds of
l. remedies. Having heard
much about St.' Jacobs Oil,
.
triel a bottle," anrt found truly, V ,.e i -
...
"vii 1 t-iT 1 1 1 PntttnTrn Ppnn
.'i v m. v v i
Ledger.
NOTES FBOM THE FARM.
Xo; Fenvk vs Fences. The
diftleulty which confronts "iRriciiI
ture in Xorth ('arolina to-dav is
.
the ne'es.sity of passing ti-oni the
old system of e nclosure to uew
one. The old statute which re-
i
quired lands to lie, surrounded with
a fence ten'r-ails high, it ij admitted
to require, aw iiuossibility. Si
unu'li is ' this the ease, that no
grand J jury in the State, t hought
they are given the whole criminal
law in charge at, every term of a
court, ever made a presentment
under this statute. It stands upon
our lKioks not ouly utterly disre
garded, hnt it stautls.a "means of
educating our people to -habitual
neglect and contempt of the obliga
tions of an oath taken with every
eireiunstanee of solemnity. It is
strange that the frightful moral
consequences of this state i)f things
has not. arrested attention in an
age wtjen flie publje eojiseience is
so seusitive to' every form of evil.
One would supisise that io Veople
would allow a statute to jstaitil le
yond the first session of the, Legis
latur, the effect of wlifch is to
train snceessive geneiatkms to an
indifl'erenee to the jwisitivfe require
lnents of law; nay, the violation of
which law is compelled by eirennn
stances leyoud the eoiitnil of those
upon whom its. obligation -ests. In
thonsanils of eases the want of tim
ber puts it lieyond the tower of
the . owner or occupier ' of
land to fence it. according to the re
quirements of law. Yet this ad
lnitted ini)ossibility eonstittites no
defence. Neithei does -t excuse
the grand juror for not presenting
it. To jneseut such a. easi he t(els
would lie an extreme hai'sliip,nol
to present, it is a moral delinquency.
To such conflicts no iMg I citizen
shouhl ever be exposed. I'he edict
which compelled the Tsrijjclites to
make bricks without strawf is mer
ciful compared with such statute,
for that edict did not comjjiel them
to violate their 4-on,scieni-s. Yet
things have stood thus tr thirty
years. Is it not time to ak; How
miicli longer shall they stid so?
lint this, though not igien to, is
not directly in the pnrposj- now in
view. It is evident that Sio gene
ral law can lifc found whii w ill aji
ply equitably' to the wlle State.
When the. Sftite was covered with
forests.and settlements were qtarse,
the law which required all. .cultiva
ted lands to be fenced wa not un
just. Put now, when, large sections
but little more Milliter than is ne
cessary for the purposes of building
and for those of husbandry oji.the
j lliust aeonomieal scale, while in
, utie. scctitmsthe forest J.aslieen,
; i,.,,,ily tm-lifl, :my law frequii ing
( lu. SMIUe .amount of fencirig in one
ami the otlier, woiihl be siinply des-
! .,oti,.. It is an essential eleinenf of
j ai jllst 1:nvs that they shidl deiuan d
i ..,.,. than can , lte itekn iiied
... .. . ' ... ' .'. .
,, . ...... t e..i.Hl.t wife t iu ..il-
".tUl.1 .loctriiie. in the face of tin
; inl(OSsibility of a generaP and ,mr
Um legislation must be iii
Ii, III lllll . I ...rttui.'.' ..ivi.i i.i... ...
; l4 , te.l t tlie ui?ls f tarticular
.,,.,.tions. t1m. principle, which per-
; ..(h,s the acts of this kiml upon
, statute books, from t fiat of 1H72
. .. .... .,K;i..."i .1. ...... f
; .ui(l ilH.miljllj that of the last Leg
; ,Iat,;rte subject otjfhe )ies
ltl,.isiolli) js tlie mostequitable,
j ilUii niost in coiiwtnance! with'the
i sH.ir f , in.stitution.-l. Unde
i t,js lirim.jple the Legislature pri
; si.,.ilH the law. and it is left to the
!-..: ... ttie neonletif tiie coimtv
- ' "5
, , ,.rn. ,w,ii.t,. ?
; or section of the county,! to say hy
their votes whether it shall 1m adopt
cd there. - . I
i The tact is he reeogi.izfd that in
i j 1
! Ill:
lattersot a purely iK-ai piirure tlie
tll ,M, !lflp,twl bv K law me
i - - ......
! r J1K thn the gislatuie
J i 1 whether it shall e applied
them i.r not. The object of the
- legisiaiion now miner coasmeranou
. . : i
' " protection of land, aiid what
was the dictate of common sense.
that the land, and I. that only.
i....,i.i iiavl lor" tl...
nil, 'i. ... ... . . ... .... ... y.
set tied by the decision folK in
conformity to law. Further, this
decision will put an effectual qiiiet
usii'Minaii.Y attempt, in-like ca.ses
; " '""
to set aside t lie- de-
.,1 ..fl.. i..t...v uli.. ...
, ...... ....... ..
cerraineu in me appoiuu-u inciinm
' , I' l 'P- '
j f"4 I'i""'' 'ii ine same
U 1 lie same
' subject, U wit, the priiici;.!.- ( o-
j (., (lpt ion, is to Ik loiiiur Hie sol, i
; tiol t,e ditticulties which agii-
. ,. "'
culture eneoiuiters in passiii'r from
i "
au 'ld system f enclosure a
system ie.ngiiant to common sense
s ' i .. i .i0 ,.,,.i .
and sound inoraLs, ami injurious to
, . ,, i .
to the interest of the Mniiinnity
in every way to a f new and
, healthy system, ami one a.iopteu
.. .. .a - -
...
to the lequuvments ..nne nine.
M MdlKHKE,
State M,ier of Aitrie
so .-"r
J. II 11-M'll, I II-M
I township,
has invented ami
i . .......... i .. .a......
.m 11 -
i thut Will Siive tlie lauor OI nve
-----
'
men. Chatham lit cor J.
Minerals and other Productions of
Horth Carolina. i.
BY KAN'tMiLPH A. SUOTWEL.
i lly the lejMtrt of the Tnited
States Mint one-half the gold yield
east tf the Mississippi comes from
Xorth Carolina. In Caba mis count y
was dug the largest nugget (2S lbs)
ever found in America. ;.t)the;t's
wei;liiiir Hi, 1.11, tJ, S. .1, 't,-, haye
since 1kcii found. A "chunk''
Weighing .'W i puts., ; and auoihi-i'
weighing l! imkuuIs, were picked up
by children iu ditfereut .tminties
last year. Ami as all 'finds" thus
- - i
far have ; lKeii aecideutal, we, -as
S'cretary Sherman recently i ie
iharke! i'look lor -.surprising ds
iioyeries iu the South ere long."
Large nuinliers of Northern capital
ists are already investing with us.
I have a list of ." Northern com
panies engaged in mining in 1 lie
State A compauy with several
millions capital has just lieen
chartreil. Two mines w ere sold to
KartK?aiis last-week, one for S,1mW
the other for20,tMK) dollars. Presi
dent Garfield owued an interest in
Davidson" mines;, ex (lovenor A. (i.
Curtiii, of rennsylvaiiia, Is A'ice.
President of a (iaston company;
ex:Senatoi,...l,oiiitroiv,' of Kansals,
personally 'works a -Warren mine;
Col. W.-T. Pelton, (Mr. TildenKs
nephew,) is interested in Randolph
mines; Dr. J. H, Mears, of Phila
delphia, is "planting. Cabarrus
mines for his noted "Chlorinatiou
Pr(Mess;" Dr. ('hadltourn, former
i
ly; Piesident of a Xew England col
lege, is sujieriiiteodiiig. McDowell
mines; Prof. W." K. Hidden, Kdl
siwi's assistant, ha.s hu-ated iu
Western ('arolina .mining regions;
Dr. Wilkins, i.f Silver Valley, fi;s
!,6otl tons of silver "ore' almve
ground, ami 150 miners under
ground; and so on. .Mica iniuiugj
is becoming, extensive. Col. irby ;
ami .1. (1. Ilea)t, of Mitchell, sell
from :i,(K to ."t,0(M dollars worth of
mijterb mica. I S to L'O inches sqii.tiie
every iiioiith. .More than half the
supply of the .world conies from
three North Carolina counties. Cof
iiiiilinii and emery are found iu a
ilozen liwalities. A shoemaker at
Franklin picked up .1,00(1 dollars
worth from the garden patch. Dr.
Lucas "now takes out CUM) tons per
aniiuni, and . siipjilies the Woil.l.
Many rubies, the finest gems yet
tniid in America, were then ob-
taineTl. Several small diamonds
ave been picked up at varioijs
points. My lather has some hue
perimens of sapphire and tilr
qiioise. Also very rare erystals.-j-
Xorih a nd South., .-'': !
The First American Railroad.
Ill IM.iAV WKKl) s SToltY !' THE
jklltST Tltll KKdAI A l.HA N Y TO
SI IIKNKI TA l)Y. !
file eontro.er in regard to HieJ
first steam railroad train operated
in t his country is as yet misehh-il,
nit the i.ti-epoudera nee- of the eVi
lenee would seem in Hioxy that lit
was the train run over the A I bam'
uid Schenectady Po ol in IS.51. The
charter for this road was gran-ted lin
ISi'li to the Mohawk and lludsaii
lliver lvailroad Company, and work
upon it Wiis U-gun in ls.'.o. . If was
edniplcted iu IS.'!!, an. I in .Septem
ber of that- year the. first passenger
train,, which is also vlainn-ii to In
the first steam passenger train ever
run iu this countrv. w as senr oVer
tin- rails from Albany to Schenec-
lady and hack. Ainong tin- pits, j read t he towel, but neer drunk
sengersoiithisineiiioralileexcursiiiii j enough to puiVa stopper from a Im.1
was the venerable Thurlow Weed tie, throw! the alteraway and drink
and his ineinorv' 'of the event
still very vivid. In speaking of
it
Mr. Weed said: "ft is still a more
or less disputed point 'whether the
Albany and Si-hene. tad.v Poad, jor
a siion roan near nai ii-si on, p .,
Wiis tin lii-1 laiiro id operated; in
this country.' -but I am inclined j to .
think that Ihe claim of -1 he .South;
Carolina r.ta.1 has been pretty weil
disiio-ed of, an. I thai history i ill ;
decide" that the Albany and Sche
nectady line was the first- one com- i
ileb-d alio opei afe.l. 1 here i
doubt thai both roads were
no
in
slliicted a IiiiosI si in nit a neon sly. Mil
ie a verv strong' iiiipressMtii
that the first train was run over
tlie New York line. The ro.nl Was
narrow guage, and . followed Ihe
sa me route as it does now t hat il
haslieon coiis..lidab d ;in.l form-; She
evtreme lei iiiiiius of the New- Yirk
Central, but in 1 S..I the eoun'iy
through w hu h it passes w.i, cry
lightly st tied. Il ran through: ;i
pine forest, and I suppose theie
t
; Wl.v not i,.tt- ;l tM.,t lolls.s H.
teeii Albany and .s.heneet ady , a
j distance of (i miles. There was a
:,t ,M'''' V1,, ,uv al"1 ;hc
uectadv ends tf j he line, and ;t he
, . ' i i , i . .
Scars were drawn iqt and let down
ifH-se hills, by a strong rope, uhuh
'worked by a f alionaiy eiigic,
I so that the locouiot IV e did Hot enter
i .1, .... -.- i
eithel ol the cities.. 1 ne liH-oiiiot ne
a. Mu.er-hoking' '.arrangemh.f.:
; ami would create a M-it-satio.it in these
... ..-
.lays. , u v as im,.rici ir..m r.ug
i liiiiil lt'iilirliiul ldlllt.. tii. U-.i
, ., V'" . . ,i"r
i u..... ........ ....... . " -
""' " --' '
has.: V , , le 'qn as inai
. veis. l ue were iwo .iu iuiuiih -
.: aii eo..s,ste.i ol the lnm.es ..'I'""
- . . . . .
i .l.lc..., . t 1 .... ... ...s I
.i..n.,...irv.MKni iitminir
, r l . i i- i i.
iniiitr. i im- u lie i 1 1 .iiiu ii.ni-iriirii i i
raiiraad mu.a
in LionTER vein;
i
1 .IINCLK.
To chiuvh the two together went,
iiot h, loubthss, on devotion 'lent.
The pai-son; preached ' with tltient
ease ; , ' -
()u Pharisees and Siiddncees.
And as thevhomewai-' : '--wlv walk
ed, ..
The lovers on the sermon talked,
And he hejdeeply loved the maid
In soli and tender lU-eellts Haiti r
"Darling do; you think that we .
Are riiai isei' and Smhlucee ?"
She flashed jou him her bright black
eyes j
In one swift! look of vex,l surprise.
And thus he hastened to aver,
lie was her i-oiistaut worshipter.
"Put, darling, I insist," said he,
"That yon itie very fair I see.
1 know you Uou'f caiv much forme.
Ami that makes me so sad you set."
A Texan has eloped witlra Mrs.
Onion. Thf breath of scandal iu
this case wii Ik-tiMi much tin cloves.
Tlie thinnest thing now on record
is said to Im 'that man's pocket book
which has just Ikcii stnfck by a
milliner. b
The only ilirtV-reiice U-tween a
blonde and a locomotive is that one
has a headlight and. the .other a
light head.
Can you tell me how old the de
vil is f asker an irreverent fellow of
a clergyman.' My friend," you must
keep your ovu family record, wiis
the reply. ! '
i ' ..'-::'.
AlMiiit the guiltiest liKikiiig peo
ple in this world is a man accused of
a crime of which he i innocent, and
a newly married cyuple trying to
pass for veterans. -
Time lnidnjight She : lienrge,
are yoli goiiigtiV exhibit in the dog
show.' He:; "No, why ?" She:
"You are sitc)i a. remarkably tine
setter.'" lvU -young man.
.losh p.illiiigs ,,ays : "When
young jnaii aiii't ' goikl for anything
else, I like te see him carry a
gold headeil cane. . If he can't biiy-
a cane, let hiin part his hair in the
middle! ' ' 1
.V Pennsylvania, woman has sited
the dentist win) dislocated her jaw
for iHHt. If flu-commercial worth
of a female jaw is "i,(miO,. no . -wonder
'man fails bi . est imate the true
value of a woman..
Kate Shelley the fowa gill who
saved a t rain, i.-i to 1h- married to the
conductor thereof, lie will conduct
her f o the altar and iie-ieal'ler he
will have Hie ii ivilege of pi o id ing
the trains as well is inuniiig tiieni.
i ' -Her
veto : '.'('iiey were .seated oil
the sola . w herej t hey had been for
four Ion;; . hour-. "Augustus, do
yini know why you iciiniid nn of the
('hiui-.e "No: thviresl ; why ?''
"Pecaire . on 'o'n'i go." 'The meet-'
ingthen ad iolll-lied .iinedii..
Tlie Itees a i f swiii iiiiii;,' and t her.
H no cud of theiii. said rainier ,
i
Join.!-, coining iiilofhe house, jlis-j
litlle Imiv. Jieorh'i-; came in a second j
:iriet w;.f.l, :iii. Kaul Hieit was 'an j VlIH'if WKIUHS O.M.Y
end to one .if I ji. 4ii. au li.nv, aoil.il rt-is urxcKS A AHK mi! ;IKS
is red jn.l I.M,. j '"-.-' TlKic M.KN.
It ins liccti ohsei ved.lhal a luille j Nu sy L.vHice-streel, Miiu.li.it
will 1m- go-xl loja man twenty years j tau die, is - wtMideii tenement hHi--i
iust to -i t onei-rood chaiice fo kick
i.;... I.. 1 1.;.. J... .ii-i- hind. r...
III III. ..... ...............
-, i. . ... . ,
s4-lnbles some girls, who will lead a.
fellow mi a iiuy chase just to
rive him sinl a. set back as lie
wouldirt 'ye! itv'er iu six-mouths.
A man i:r.iybe nitlieieiitly1 intoxi
cated to wipe liiiuselt 'in the morn-,
ing's neWspapei' and sit down fo
is tlie cork, eveuiif 'it, would serve him
more of a life prescrvt
i
A y.nin
g.I';
v one married a man
naiuc iof Dust against' the
j xvj!si, ,,r ., p.iv,its. After a short
; , i,m. t hey h v ed unhappily toget her,
...a Kjt,. ntiniieil to her father's
. ,t he refused to r.-ceixe
SiI i,l;r : :I.ist thoii art, and
u(i ,lllst Uioii sh;,II n-tion:" And
s. ..t iii ami diii'ed.
A man wasjseeu coining out of a
new s)aK-r oftti-e w it h oln-eye goiig
ed out, his nose spread out over
his 'face like :i piece of raw lK-ef.aiul
one of ears eliawed oil'. To an oftl
cer w ho inleiy iewed him he replied:
'I did'f like iiiu art ikle. th:(I p ared
ill tlie Paper iast -week, an" I went in
fei see tin- liian Hi it writ il.
was thar, stranger.
Melville's Wile's Story.
r
He
HUM TIIK I.MU.XKPK ft iVtMl XIC4
IKI IMKLljl.KM'i: .UK TIIK
.iKANNIITT"-:. : "
The wile of Kngincer M Utile, the
g.ill.int olli. er of the' luckless art
exoloiimr .teainei .leaniii lfe. whois
. , , . . ' i 'i
.-m ....., ...,.,
:iio 1 the lee U.uiiil -ast ot North
crn rsibeMa, (K-cnpies a picturesipie
little colt.i"ciemliw.-iedai.o.l iuin
.1.
t..tir .t.i.t, -...-1. I.. -....I I.-...- 4 1 .1
- -. " f" " -
nlnilKf lil.u'lt V.leil-.ai Hill ..!
"
, i noiigii ii nas i en iii. tie nian. years
here," said
Mil
s
- .......
Ill'H II1 l.lli'll IV :l"l 'I114I '1 It Iitdlrl
--- """" -
ii,c iii, ii.i iiiiiiiii. ;iur;irl lin
i . lu-e iie. oi eritel u ir. rs -iii.i I.- i.ni...-
of land hive separated l.iu, Imm
" '
I wut I.i ... .m ..i.:....
i iLnri-nciiiiMiiiwur niiiilll a rill
Staitliug a. thi- statement war
Mi-s. Melville ws e idenlly in ej.ir
nest. n the pith of last . I line,"
she i-ontiniled. "I retiivd to liny
riMiin late at night. Days of anx
ious waiting tor some news of tlie
Jeaunette without bringing a ray
tf ho.K had almost cansel ine .to
desjialr if ever again seeing my
husband. 1 had fallen into an uiu-asy
sleep. fiHtni which one of thechil
dn-n aroiiseil me. It was perhaps.
more than an hour after' this, and
while T was wide awake, that- 1 be
came conscious of a strange iv
sence iu the room, and .u may
. - j
well imagine with what mingled
feelings of joy and fear 1 heard
George's- voice, and, looking up.
saw him standing by the Wdside
saw him as plainly as I now sc yon.
He was savins' :-f-lVunt the Ik-Hs !
t'ount the liells !" and as he siokJ 1
distinctly lieard the Ik-11 of a ship
striking, two by two, tin strokes of
the hour. Coiiiit them, continued
my niisiiami, ami 1 sam : cs.
(b'orge. 1 lcineiiilter that w hen the
seventh stroke, sounded 1 tltttught
that if itAvas a ship's ltcll there
could Ik-but one inoiv, and, as the
last sound died aw ay, my husband
said : 'Fight bells ; the .leauiiet'te
is lost !' and vanished from tin room-
At that, moment the sitting iimhii
i riKllil
it w is
lie. At
cliK'k struck the hour of 4 and
the nioiniiig of the 11 th of.liin
that very hour on that very moruihg
the .leaiii'tte went-down into the
fathomless depths tf the Arcfih-
Ocean, ami the ice Uik closed over
her grave. I ain no Stiritualist,"
continued Mrs. Melville "iiordo j
iK-lieye in spirits. I do not attenqit
tit explain what 1 have just, told yai,
hut 'it. is, every word of it, true. l
never exiK'i-ted after that lo hear of
- - i
the safety ot the. crew of the Jeaif-
nette. A few weeks after the Kj
cnrrciice which I have, narrated, ami
al the same hour iii the morii-ing i
1
had arisen tor the day, and w.rs iii
the hall yon see there. Again I saw'
my husband nay,T even felt his:
breath in my face. I was dreadful i
ly startled, but. Ir.td suHicicnt cou'r ?
age to call out: 'George,; is that
yon?' when the figure disapK-nreP
as if swallowed up in the air."
y'-Aiid did you never sjM-ak ofthis
before f" said the astonished ieior
ler. "l-'requently," saul Mrs.! Mel
ville, "frequently to our little, house
hold, and once to Mrs. De Long, the
iinforl unate wileot the iooi' com-
i. fit ' j i a a
manner oi ine .leaiineiie. iasi
Suinmer, or iu t lie .early Pall, I -met
her iu Philadelphia. She w as hope
ful, even confident, of t he nil imate
return of her husband. 1 was cast
down', and finally told her what I
have just related to you. She' was
disposed to laugh at me, but I told
her thai 1 Ih-Iii-vciI that the .lean
iietlc had jteeii lost on the 11th of
.him. Alas! for jkmii- Mrs. De
Long, my -trophecy -.was- too fine.
Hei-e is a letter from her to my lit
tle' girl on. the very day the news
came that Capt. De- Long'.- dead
IhmIv had Ih-cii found." I'liiliidel
jiliitl liecOrd, Milfl l!l.
Wonderful Baby.
i of the cla- whose doors arc always
i'l 'l night, and oii the third
. I .
iHiMiivlrou . in a suite ol dingy room i,
j jvt. , ,.lullllIU w ,..,,.' (lri Ver,
; .m,j his t . nily, which includes a
! woinlcilal i;'tb, which anivei! on
I'ridaV, Aiav 1-th, and has sinct
Ih-cii the marvel of Mrs. pionnii's
m-iuhbors. -
.Mrs- Prom m was found iu an u :
lighted closet of a room just large
enough to eoiifain a U-d. The won':
derl'ul baby w us nestled among the
1m-i1 clothes and a ltoy that weighed
11 ounces at his birth three, years
ago, was lying across the foot of the
lied a sleep. Mis. Prom m exhibited
the wonderful baby wilh evident
pride, lie w as about one sixteen! It
jthe average weight of infants at
I tit Hi. but more perfectly propo
tioiied and svinmeteneal I hall
1 ordinarily t he case. This indee i
! was I he remarkable h at lire of the
case. The feet ami hands were
fully deelon-d, tacking the or.li
nary dimples of baby hood, and re
seliibliug Ihe feet ami hands iu
miniature of a mature human Ih
ing. - The head was -oinp;n al i ely
soinew hat smaller than that ' of an
infant of ordinary w eight, and out
j of its noticeable features .was-llu
! absence of pulsation on the tap
The litth fellow ntt-rel liocrie- oii
lK-iuir taken from the mother and
placed iu the arms of a stranger
U hen questioned, the mot her slat
l ed thai her husband was a man of
more i nan average robustness
and jih sical projKirtious. He is a
c;ir driver in the rmploy' of one of
Ihe surface railwavs, and has b.-i-n
iu giMHl health since he was mar
rieii, a iticit was i. years ago. llcf
- . ' "
I iii.i-r is a large iiini iieallliy man.
an I her mother a robust Germaji
w.iui in. So tar as she knew , lie)
ther her aiiceslry nor her hiKbandV
conipiiseil aiiv iK-rsous U-low thi
!irdinary height and ue.gnt, nVij
ie i W1s there any t hiug in her person (I
"lw,,y expiaiue.i ii.e straier?
pheuoiiienoii of tvvo babies in siu-
(.,.,(M1 such exfraoidiiiarv di
; miuilt i veliess. The little gill was
ot a venige weight at her birth am
's now well grown for her a-'
U Idle the bill.. Iu. tl I. I.. ; , I.I
---,,...... i.. '.i,...
Jutive and healthy, iscomparat ively
. 1
'""" ' ie he was Uau. It.
: has given alMiiidaiit pi.N.f ot v iHi
ny, howcveM.av ing siiryrv.;
l fclA VA4lU t t'AJ-L" d il" v.i -I j.l- I .1.
till ' ' " 11 XT'
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. MMiitkrtl j
" afTi aiul . I'-iittlitii.tt ... 1:1-.. ti
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at
us. teutiou of scientific men and ih.h,
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vltwr ' mr-.it -r.t
111 .at u
causes concealed front the ordinal
eye ew York Time. .
I.itieral HiMsiunts will U Made
for I-nrsrer AdvertTsenients and for
.Contracts t.y the Year.
ChMi mut a.voinpany all Adv.-r-tis1ineiit5
iinhvs' tM rcfert-nce il
given. ( . -." ; '.'..' : -;
tiik ui 1 kt lion:
'Select ioiw for Sunday KVadiutr
Baby Is Dead.
One of the most toncliiiurlv
lieautfiil tributes to a baby that
has fallen under .utriiotice for
manj-a day is the -following
from the editor of the Tt hji ttph
Operator:
"Ikiby is -.lead:" Threv little
words itassetl along the line;
coplVtV, soiuewheiv tiHil son
forgotten. Itjit after all Was
'quiet again, I leaiH,l my head
Upon .my liaiul. .inui 111 into
a deep reverie of all that those
simple words mean:
Somewhere a dainty fjtrm.
still and cold, unclasped by
mother's arms t-iught. Ky.s
that yestenlay were brighfainr
blue as skies of .Inn. 4linie,l
to-uight beneath wliitelids that
no voice can ever raino again.
Tw.i soft hands, Whose rose
leaf fingers were wont to wa nder
lovingly around mother's neck
and ftfc? "loosely holding white
buds, quietly folded in confined
rest. ' . - "
Stft lips yesterday rippjiug
with Jaughter, sweet wooUauii
brook falls, gay as trill -nif forest
birds; to-night unresponsive to
kiss or call of love. . '; -
A silent home the patter of
little feet forever hushed a
cradle bed impressed, little
shoes half worn dainty gar
ments, shoulder knots of blue
to match those eyes of yesterday,
folded with aching heart
away. . ,
A tiny mouinlof snow covered,
in some quiet graveyard.
A mother's groping toii.-h in
uneasy slumber, for Jhe fair
head that Nhall never ag.-tin rest .
Upon her bosom. Thel.ivv, the
bitter tear, as broken .lreanis
awake to sad reality. The hope
of future yeurs wreckeil, likt
fair ships that sinlenly go duwii
iu sight of land. ,
The watching of other babies,
dimpled, laughing, strongman,!
thjs .me gone.: The present
agony of grief, the future empti
ness of heart, all held iu those
three little words, I'.abv is
dead"
. A Wonderful Prayer. .V
"Into Thine hands I commit
my spirit. Thou hast redeem
ed me, O Lord God of truth." -
I 'sal ins, xxi-i, .
These words were in part re-!
pouted by our Lord in his expir
ing agony and by Stephen In
the supreme moment nf his
martyrdom. !
"Father, into Thy hand 1 com
mand my spirit," is t he prayer
of Christ. "Iiirl Jesus receive
my spirit," was tho pniyer of
the protomartyr. The grayer
in Koine one or another of its.
forms is associated with some
of the' most solemn -ami imjires- -
Hive events or tliristinu Id-i
ography ami history. It has
been the ejaculation of the
most noble saints and '-martyrs
of tlie church. It was uttered
among the last Wbrds .of. Poly
carp, of Ikisil, (of -Luther, of ;
Iliiss, of 'Mehn.v burn. It vv.-im-tbealying
petiti. 11 of-' oluiiibii-s
and Silvio IVlico. f
"fiord .lesus' ii-ceive my ;
sjiirit," prayed Kiio.v.
" warnis titas, Ihinihn'.'
cominemlo spirit 11111 unit in,"
prays Itidley.
" h, 'ul it ten mains. Seifm n r,
je j fi'ininiieinJe iiiiit ui, pniyeil
the princess of (,. tiiti. ,
( Kord, what does man
.t.iie to," said .bdut ttf IVarne-
veldonhis way to execution.
"Otbxl, my heavenly father.
receive my spirit," he pinved 7
at the block. ,
'L.trd .lesus, receive my
spirit," prayed I'.isliop Hopper..
Oamiier, putting his right hand
that hadsiginnl tin; recti iltathui
in the Hame, and Hiiyiiig, "this
unworthy hand." utt.-red the
same prayer asdid Latimer,.
lain ilfou and I'owland Taylor
in the flames. ' -
"Ijoid, into Thy iaml I, commit
my spirit, for Thou has redeemed ...
iiiv m.iiI, I ) lii d God of 1 1 ul !i," pi ay
.1 the Scottish inaityi. Hugh Me- ,
Kail.
.Margaret Wilson, bound to I he
stake at low water-mark in the U.ty
of Wey toii saw th"' advancing I ide.
It rose slowly mil il if reached her
throat, w hen she prayed: '"
'lior.l .feslis. receive 'my spiiit.
Iir.l llarrant, a Protestant m. nj
t.vr f llolieiui.t. prayed kneeling tty
the bl.N-k, inlo Thy h iinl , U Iiiiii
I t-oiii'iuvjiid my spirit ; In Tlu-e have
I abva.M't rii-led ; receive, me,- my
ble -setl itc.leemci."
Ltrd Ot ho, another liohemian
mailyr, prayed : 'Abnig'tly G.d,
t Thee I commend tny spirit f Ve-
receive it tor the sake ftf I 'In isi. ami
idmif it to Thy preM'iice." J
erere mil I ,. sanl 1 lenry Gr.n
iluke ofSiillolk, holding up his h.iu.l
and looking iip to Heaven.- lie then
tid "into '1 hy hands, ) lrd, I
comuii-iiil my spirit," ami 11141I. Hie
sign to t he exeeill loner. ,
"lyord, liibt Thy li t ml r 1 l ouiiueiid
niy spirit," pray.-l. l. nly f '.ray at
the bliK-k.
.. 'Perhaps no prayer in tin- I'.il.Ie
has Mich . kirk and tragic and at
the same time triumph. ml assiN-ia ,
t ions as this. It has 1h--ii the last
testimony of the mot i-oiifi.hiit f.oHt
the last cry oil p.-mteiit hps. I he last
tetition .of Iteggars and in all lands
and Chi i.-tian times the miityrV
exthimaf ion in victory.