The TVounflcd Antelope.
The Etrickca deer Cec3 from tha
herd."
The terra Is mppofd to he poetical,
and may l;e so; 1-ut dors anyone know
why tut; door runs away?
A good lar.ny years a?o v:hrn Denver
vAa a huddle of shanties and the over
land stage was In Its glory, the writf-r
of thf-se lines was crossing what wa
then represented on the school maps
is "The Great American Desert." It
tvas very early la the morning ard
light, though" the sun hud not yet risen,
when the wagons started. Soon, the
leader stopped in silence, and every one
law on an eminence or "roll" a Fplen
Sld antelope, Fta tiding and looking at
bo wagons as though f,urpried. Not ;
U sound wa3 nade on either side until
the silence was broken by the sharp :
crack of a rllle. The antelope fell, but I
snly for an instant, and then bounded
tway. Arrived at the place where Lo ;
fell, a little blood was noticed, and, :
rising the "roll," the stricken deer was !
Been making I1I3 way not from, but to i
tho herd, some 400 In number. Then
was seen a rather curious Eight In tho
early light Cttehlng sight of tho wag
tin, the wholo herd moved away at a
smart pace, but r.ot at a panic gait.
The wounded animal had reached the
herd, but was not wanted; for two or
three bucks made for him, and as long
as wo watched them chased and horned
the poor animal until presumably he
fell dead, a feast for tho coyotes. Fcr
60UJCJ reason peculiar to antelopes, they
wanted no "stricken (W-r" about and
wouldn't Lav j one. Homeopathic En
voy. An Immense Kltark.
Antone Joseph, an old whaling mat")
'now stationed as cook of the Cornlk-ld
lightship, r:..e.r, Conn., becked tho boss
thark of the fc.--.is ui on Wednesday of
last wee'.:. The monster measured from
nose to tip of tail 11 feet 7 Inches, and
weighed abcut COO pound3. When Mr.
Joseph noticed the shark under th9
lightship quarter. Le immediately got
cut the share fishing tackle and bait. d
the hook with a round of Uncle Kam's
mess pork, which Mr. Shark very quick
ly made a meal of and was towed along
tldo of the ship. The i.-.iffs were hookea
on to him and ho was hoisted on board.
tThe sirloin Fteaks being removed, he
was cast back into the sea for the Xian
,tlc parties to Jake pictures of or some
Imaginative reporter to writo up us a
Bea serpent.
Howling at lite Moou.
J itot as some highly civilized races
worship the iuii, so some people lower
In tho scale worship the moou.
Amongst tho latter may bo named tlij
Makua, of Mozambique, in Ihist Africa.
They are a bad lut, and give the Por
tuguese much trouble. At full mccn
they always daneo uud howl most
mournfully. Mr. 11. II. Johu.iLin, tho
traveler, says that though the authori
ties forbid these observances, hhs Ma
iiua bcrvanf3 ran tho risk of 1). ing
whipped, and even, lmprh Ji'.ed, ratxier
(than not p,o down to the beach U roll
bnd caper on ful!-n;oou nights.
tj
Mollic "Do you like trolley parties?"
3oI!ie "I Just love 'cm. You know I'm
'(engaged to one; he's a motor-nan."
ionkers Statesman
JTow'a XL!?
t?!.?. 11',,a,l'l Hollars Reward fr
' W ' f rwP"-. ToTodo, O.
Vo, Hie uail. r-nod.have known I'.J V-ia
no lor lha at 1H yc .r. n-i I U-Uevo Mm ptr
Ananr,i;:iC.aUyHl..tf to crry out auy obi .
tin m l lo ,y t.'.c-lr til m.
lU,7", Yl-ola DraIsts, Toledo
Wau'Ixo. Rinnan &, Mativi.v, Wliols-alc
" it .''"WtH. 1letl , 0:uj.
IUU i l ..iwrrh .itois t ;H; i-n i-. Trallr nct
IQA .linvtly un , tl:.j U ,o;l an. I l:in -oua mi,-.
by ail liru,' -n. Toii-nr.ni ,
., tJ ivrrru i'b Ojiinjon.
Fvpi yh dy kn iw x-(.:o : vv It 'Vrt Tnv.
Jor, t 'IV:i:i-"-c . Jl-hi;-: "i I :w !
M''n in !!( Tvncr'.s 1'ysir. psin Koi:e.iy n'l
Jiiid it na u ! inirai.!o ni 1 t-. ti:-?Hiiiii. T.iUi-n
Ik Ioui 1' ci'-.nn.-. t !.:i:ir:.- :i v.tur r.;vl ra l-ncs-of
!' lin w hich viry 1'e-ii .il.'iv. 1 nm
coiivinct'il tlm' it is a li. s,;-chtst uiii-.-Jy icr
alilin.: i ip-vt ion.
'Kspi 1 : T.y If Tvrrr'a D.. rj-'crria Ittmcviy i
ta'rn nfivr oatiiiir."
Price &J ceiits ler bottle, l'or sale cvtry
tvLoie. Mrs. Winlow's Vouth'n'Jt Svrup for r-bildrea
fctthiPS, ntt v.s i!,-? iriiu-, rc - in::uinna.
lion. ailus natn, curt". w,:n ct.M a tu.tt l.
IIIntrrrnrnn N Simt Itrmnlr, nt
'it t.i'tos out r -riis, n-.nl !i ii ;i t o .s it
tii J1m walking 1 1 Icas'uo. Ik. at Urujttts.
1.-010T1, S. '.
I have v.i J 4 boxes of Tctti-ri.ie. for Tctt i
fU tnv fret, of l 'vt ara ttau iinw. Tv n.- 1 1
wen; itikk and r-tt-n. lrl'o ni:u' '1 i ; . i r (.
tho ar' grovir;oit now riv! hf.;!:by. l'i..,t
end inc two m.;r hox to it- i:: ci-lt
holl 1 sLovv any -: t: ii of ri lui iiiii-,'. C. M. lift,
fcrnt by t ir .;. Li.-ta n u. J. T. jsVap-
triiif, sa va!i!i i!:. (; .
FITS -topucl fr, r. by ut. Ki 1 n f.iiRvr
Nm:vk Ui..-roitr.it. N i".n niter I'.r-t !iv" 'i-,
Marvvltm r Tr.Mt;:. a n-i ? ) ; . ;: i b
tie froo. Dv. Klin. . '.-'I r.-'i r-' , V.i.'.x., Pa.
Aftp- tihvsii-iiins b 1 1 t;vf n- I
favrtt b: Vini' furt". -ti irn I-:r.:k:.', ViI
ian.!jv.rt, l'a., Nov. i.', is.n.
1Ioilicr V'ii r.irk"i-"iTGin2rr Tnni
lni-t llr.t St t:. :i-it i-v.i( thaa othtr lacdU
ctsics for cwry ior.u o: liUiru-i.
T
Of vr iliyic;il 1 e.vitb. I n l,l up vour sy
tcin, t tiO nur : 'otn iv-Ii nni il ire-t w on: i;.
Inert " our up. it-t t-'. i i rk !i m:r 1 i.v-,1, tjr v.".
out U lirjiunuci ua.l i';-cvcct MukntcS it'l
Sarsaparilia
The Oae Trm .'o-l Paiiilor. $1; G for .
Hood's Pills nisV:L
NATURE'S
WAY:
7l.fr is i. irsn kv ti j ftlnl Tre-el-Jrc
ch ioi ,r !i s'.ou.a i full rf . jrtr(rrt.
There i- i.i v o i n , i n Li irth i'-t-.i
bou"..l bn'.j a Sc-t:n,r o' (.tk-vlI to iV :n'.hvt.
Nature eo. - r.i'th -.v,j. J. .i;t. :,V.;i-.'
of Hi "jr-j by :-., - l;vi -, of i - cr.-
l!l.M:tin.' . that I r.t.is nlc-; t:i tor-
nre.- of i l.i .rnr'.t'.
ri'f it y he ::.y r.in-, ;0 tv: :. ;h t!:p
or.l:il w.tb :r irA.: v N:f::-- : :
tntci it sh.it -a. iv. v'Ar,.,T. r ; u b;r.i
moth.on'Ot t.txt ur'lv trt ? i'lVi:;;ji.o
gt strcf th r n-l:i.l ;vr.-l ::!'.:;. .
McELREE'S Vil.'iE CF CARDUI
lJthob t r::r'-,c an.! t.ii.!; tj rn thi. It
fire-' th- a :.; m::v, c--ai t tK o.rjl"-:
tri-tl. hhort -i.- i:,r, itss. r.s ;.a;n .lu t ri-'j-conflriciaws.t
of r.j J,:ii:-.
Ono Doiip. a Cottic.
SOLD ISV ALL !)KU(I GISTS.
v.ui)to htht ii tii FAiLS-
fa i;ni Pi.'it h- pnifii WJ
rT3Tg mn i- , I jbu i,m . ... .. 1 -1
ake
xaar j
CONGRESS CONVENES
Di:. TALMAii!: WKI OMKS IT.
I lie Learned l)I!n nys "lod Is On
the bide of This .Vatiiu.
Tr.xr: "And l!i?L-yrl o-anel th eyes ct
ttio y.iun? rnin. a", i sit. ail. bhol !.
t'r.'i 'r.oan'a'-i ffai fid! of hor-- tl cbari
o! CrcrjuaJabDatE IVia." It !I asvi.. 17.
Th AT.?rT"n C;M?r?5 c33uVin7.
Arr vin? or alr"i ly ?.t;v-1 ar h- ierr-
laid. J-t m ve'eoTi hen ,wi:h p'?.Vr3 J
and t-nq li?:irp. A no'ile eom ot raa
B4rrnt'rft I W.mhin;ioa thin thos who
will to-TT-irrovrtVi? tn' Ir pliv 'i th S?i
ate ChaTivJor and tn Houe o! Rpr-ntH
tivj. Wblhr thy CD-nea'on or lear
their TVnihe.? at th h-Ti5tad 1 awaT,
may th tsinr o thi Etrn1 O -d b ano'i
thPTi! invite t'-a. n to onr charibes. an I
too'i'jr thy ii political soier aad w- la
r3Iaro::3 cif!'' wi 1 tr!v th coming
montbs to f-oii lertion o' tb be?:: i-'ters
of t:Is C'Wrrv whihOii hs blesql
mnh in tbqr,at t!itt I r.urpovi to s'iow vo l
an I s'to'7 tin,n. f.-xr a I may nov ria:i
thIr far or to-TOrr'-w thir eye throna th"
priitin,' r re-, th G") I wdi with th-n to
lij'iot hn . tn the to.: fldel th"5 raoaa-tain-i
with betn for E'lishn.
At U eut Eir,'hial mnnv rioits ail
62,'0').0'5T :i y-rf-to k'ip Piiy a troaVi9
. Bom-Mraotir a S. ll'!na, eo fi kirj1? of
Svria sndi O'Jt a whole ar'n to 'a'.ta'M 013
mini'Tof r'iiTi nrhao S.On m?i to
'r F.iU'ni. D t.e n;?it th a-nv of I
Syhtni 'a m nro'jid th-j vit'n r of Dothm,
wiiM tii' Tr'i't w n starin?. AtitW
davbr 'Vt thi mn i 'ry.ii? of F.l'sii
laanlv'l: " '.7 l it sh ill W3 do? TVn 'i
a w'io'. nrv ooni to drovvi! 'vTi
tr.?t dt"! Tnt di!" Bit E i?h-i wis
not S3 iroi a b t, fi-.f loi'ci l no and sa
th) mo'in'.'ni aU arouil foil of saner
nat'iril f".rj-. nl ho Jciv th1: if t'i?r
w-'r i .11,000 Svrlaii a?a;n-t hiTi th?a w-re
m.Oll an fi's f or hi a ailii aaswrtoth'
prorht'3 oriy-r in bihi'f o' hU atn'itei
mil ssrvint tho yo'ii? mil 6iT It too.
Horva? of Hre ha"H3?o 1 to eairiot? of flr1,
r.ildrlvjr3 of flri r ilin-j r;in? o? flro oo.
bH? of fira. an 1 wirriot? of firs w th briai
fshlsvorl of fir, ail thi brillino of
tht mor-iin r sairii w.u o -'ipl by the
KiHorilnT so!ilor?oe th oV?tiil e iv.V
c tU. "Aid the Lor I oonel the 5Tr? or
the y.oan- into, a x I hci saT, ai I bho'd the
mouitati w i f-j'l o' borj- ;to i c'i irio's of
Are rrml aoit Eiisha." I so1! i'c of th
um" for2-'l of 'he t-icfc fi-vt ar3 tofl?ht oi
oar i le ai a I'lion. If a' I too lo-. Icvjh
are Site I with arm 1 thrii, I hvvi to tell
yoix th-it te 'no -vitain of oir hooo ail
eoarit an I ta;th are fuH of thi hordes aai
chariot3 of divine vw. i
Yoa will not'ie that the dlvino ou!nacre !s
nb,VAV reor?3 'nte 1 a a ''ii'-iot of Are.
EsVctal nil lara'i ail Jvn. w'm the?
cone to d9 ;?ribe the d'viie iyiiov.r.. al vA?.
renr'oit 1 m a w'ie'ei, a h-inese 1. ai
nohotered ooal tTratlou. It U not a o'iir
lot bee k'i?i ait ooil'tr-)r4 of eirct
moant. bnt ai orti'zei ail conor-we I
Are. Thtmem? n tr.tv. Jmte. ehastiie
rnnnf. ddivriT! tho'tj'i baain? e?
Chtriot of ros-vie? W,bat ac'itti-o of r
All o'f National dheithr dlni'? h?.7iheea
through soreh'n f axon's? aid red 'ia-ers.
Thron?'i trib'tliMon the inlivia'
Through trlbijiatioa Ns-Mons re. Cha'-lo'i.
of reside. hnl !h irio-3 of ftc Ri ho v do I '
knoA' that toil livtno "onioare is oi the i le i
of oar ''n-t'tivionsV I !-no,v it bv tie Vstory
of lift 119 year?. Th Anrt'an Ttvobi
tion S'artej fro n the , joha HtnoVc
In Tn '.ei'n 1nce tT ill in 177t5. The jolonie?i.
without shio:-!, without .. n n tn'tioa, without
crun', without tr.'.inel wiri-ior.j, w-tho-if
mo'iiv, withouf: ovestir. Oa thi othT side,
the Tnithtie-rt ""Cation of the ea-th, the 5ar
est arnlia, the caa lsfc navio? ail tho
rant rtistinsai'siel comnn'.er-!. ail ri.
pou'-'!P3 inxhiasi-ibt'. aid narlv all Na
tione rral tobi2'c then no to theftja'".
Nofh'n'.'. h? aTi'nt i n nei'itv.
T!ih na'ivecfthe VoiT'tl vo'on:?s. which
starl at ro. droooe 1 still lo,vr thvoiTh
th 'in i-rnifi? of the fren-irsi. and thromrh
thHi'jihoaMesaf: s na'l s'irjaB?e, aid thro-i?"n
the win'ers'wh'o'i 9 i-n t-e I t'l rre le feon
in d-pth o' eio.v ail horors o'coiTet
ro.9nt. Elishi sarroandel b' the wiole
Svrinn nray did not s'en to be wore ot
than dit the thirfe n colonic enontpasei
nn t oversa:i'lovfl I by forei' i asan't. Wait
de -Idei the eontpst in onr f:ivoc? Tho tipD9r
forces, the upn-r arnis. The Gre3i aid
Wn:te Moaatain? of -5.7 Ei'ail, the
Hiirhlanls a'oi? thi liaison, the monnti'i?
of Virginia, ail the Apoa'aohiai ran?.j?
were fall of r-anfor33 neit. wh'ih th
voanmm Wri3h!n?toi si.v by faith, ail
h!i ran nnlarfd the frosjn feet, ail tho
craifpasl woaais. nl the cxhaa? ins
hun'?r, anl the Ijn? march be 'an?e "the
Lor 1 oten'rl the ew? of the you a? mao. and
ho?.i',v, au, Vhold. th' mount -.in w.i fuH
o? hors od (h iri- of ro ronid abont
El.sho." vv'ashin:?03 hi'r.io'.f w a? a miracle.
What Jo-hni wh htwl h'otorv the flr,t
Afnrlan P:ii tea: was in secular history. '
A tho-i-anl othr -nei CT'alt.od him la
cliff-r.'nt th'n-'-1. but he ftx-jtlel then all in
voun lues-; ail ermk'ten"? o! eha'.aofer.
The w.orl 1 r.vr pi-.v his li'c1, ani orobably
nover wii' see his 11 ce aaia. be jvis th?r
proba'-i'.y :-vr vr'M be another sm'i et
lcteiT'.w lie t.m? I4': dowa a divtaa Inter
position. He wa fro-n Got direet. '
I do n't iiiTw ho.y :nai-? oia real the.
history of thio ti-n'1? withoat ai nittinthe,
.oat-r v.-is dc;li by the tinner forfl.i
Tiva in 13j1. Vpiot: Civil Warooetiei,
many at the N'o.Va ml at the '-voutb. pro
no.i'il it Xi'ioavl saijil?. It w not
couva;-3aa;n:;jwarU:?, It was not wealth
fta'a-t pDV.Ttv. it was not lar State?
n?ansi s-nall Stat . It wts herois n af ttnt
lie rois n. it was the iv oatv'ss of many area
rr.uions a,-.!r.-t theronri',-,5? of fraratio'is,
it was tin prayr o theXjri'i a?vos: the
prayer o t'a e nith, it wi oai-halt ot the
N ition in am d w:ith raestla"? tin other
h.i'f of thj Nation ia nrnl ia'iaatioa.
Wnat cou! 1 co ne bat f'trTiitioa?
At tin ooniu? oT t!:.i war the t mianler-In-;h:?f
of theCa'.tel stafe? f r?i was a
r'.an wo ha I bri rr3at in bitt'.o. ba: nil
a-,re ha 1 o ne, w'.Mi -na-iv inT-n.t'K1-. ail hi
had a ri.rht to qa:'ui t. Jl oo I not
maaat a hor-, aalai roll oa thi battla-
f.eld in a carria,'?. as'jlatr tho drir-r not to
jilt it too mn-h. Di'-in? th raot of the
four years of t ie coot-s on the s jut'a-ra
&i 1 was a :n la in midlife, who ha I ia his
vius the i'l-ol of nii'av .--,a3.-a.ion ot
warrior?, hi-n:5f oa o.' th heroi of
Cirara ms -o an I C r G tr Id. Contriras an I
Cii-r.a:tooe As t'.ii yn- ptssei oa all
the B.-nMo! rarr.i7 unroll ?1 th-jrj oaoii
out frcT. bo:hHts a .lrro.s a. and as. r 'a r;h.
aa l a del jr.niaatio x that th wrli hii
neve.- sva re irs'ialeJ. All what bai x
ter.niuatloa couii come whu Taiho
Sheridan nil Stouewi'd J.ailcsoa mr, ail
Nathaniel Lyoa ani Stdiay J .hoston roll
ta froaa North and Soatb.'aud Grit ani
Lv th- t.vo than leioo'.tsof battle, cl uhs 1?
Y"f. vj are a Naiijii, ani y: we ara at
pf.a . E inhly eo ara ;e dii'no: dcoida thi
cotidi t. T ie nop?r forjM o tn test they
tell us there was a na.t'.e f5d,'it ahjvj th
olou Is oa Li'tjat Manta:.n, out there was
so nthiL.: Uisjhr than tha.
Aca;n, to a horj-s e.al ehariot o' ftol
cam to the ras.-ae o! tais Nation ia 1375, at
the close of a rri l-?nial "lection t.ano-n
for ffrocity. A iar r eloal yet settle I dowa
upon this N.ttioa. The result of the eienioa
nas ia d ?.'a, ail rero'.atioa. not b-twea
tr.3 -jr three?- -tisn?, bat revolution in every
inwa aal villa ani citv cf the Units 1
States set lie 1 imntnent. 'Ihe nro'oet wa
that e'.v Yor wcu. 1 torottleNew Yoric,aal
Kaw Ora:: would tfrin N;w Or!:ias. ,ni
Bosice. i:otou. ant S ivaanah, Sava-inih.
and AVti-iinrton. "Vah as'tox Soxe said
llr. Til ien wast--'te1. others s lid Mr. Htyts
was ele.ntJ. an 1 how near ws cam to uai-T?r.-il
ir. issa ra o:ne ot us t;ae&e-d, bat Gol
calykney. las-'ribeoures-ape not to the
hoaty aui ri.:at?ouni of iafariatei p:li
tiiaa?, but I a?.-ibe it to the upper forces
cf the .t:. Cu i:i jts of cier.TOiiel i i. ail
thoaihtas wuesli era not heirl aai ta
flash wi no'si, yet a'l throirh th-moan-ta
ns of th- N-.'sxnl the Svirh. ail th
rv. an t the ton?h the hoof- di I not
clatter, th- iva'ry of Gol ei'looel y. I
tit yo t Gol s th fr'eil of th;s Nttio Ta
theaA'ral x itoair at the raasiT3 of Lr
co:n. w"Ta ta- wi a or o-: that .r-ir
1 larVer wui I 00-3 uooa this XaSaa. Go I
Irish ith t-Tio-t. In th- aw'al vo:t
mei. at ths ti o Garie'.l's Has;na::oi
Got oat Fl:s 'oot oi tie ne - c o thei3'oi.
To oroy Gilis oi the si i o this Natt I
ara friTt the las' pi?ht or n'n trrat i
ti onal ha-v?s:a. ant fr mthe Na'ioial ha'th
of thi last onarterof a ciatury, eoileoai'3
ve-v of!'otioia'. aid frn tie cr;it rvi
vais of t'.liioa. an I fr n th snrilinj oi
the church of Go f. an I fr-n t'a "H tie it
blosso-nin-? w.th asyiaus ani reformatory
lastitatioaa. aal froai aa Elaoizatioa waica
p-o-nlsca that this whole laalls to be a para
dise, wa;re Gods'i aU wi'.V.
J ana enoiried more thin I ai ted vol
I fee the raiments waee'in? do 7a th
sxv, ani -nv j r3miais 1 1-a into lotiorie.
p.ai that w'a'.eh was the Gool Fr'. lay o? th
Natioa's fraiilc'.-oi be.-om-'i ta Ev,r
raora oT its m are-;toa. Of ?ot-se Gol
wor ts through, h tmai ia-tmnat i':ti ;i. ai I
th:5 Nitioial b.trrneit Is to one a aoiTf
other thints toroa'a a s?ritio"--4i I billot
b,x. By the la t of re3i- r atioi it U.ntnio?:
imoosri'o'.e now to have i Ie?alyotinr. Ttero
was a time oi aal I rimembr It v-ry
wUVaen droves of vaaboils wiiiersi
up ani do wa on Eletloa Diy, ail frooa
poll to poll, voted here, ani votel ther?,
aai votel eviryshirf. nl thira wn
no chaeaze, or if thsia were.
It amoaited to notbiaz. bsian-s
nothiaj coali io sa Keiiy bi prjral u?ji
the va-aboil. Nv. ia evv; wU o--j?ai'iJ:el
neighborhood every voter ii
wa chelwita siveriK sirt iay. Itlauii
a rj'ioa where I aoa aUo 75 1 a vvte. I m i't
tell tie ri's.nr m nan?, ail ho v "'.1 I
am. aai hoT loa I hav rev. lei ii the
State, -an I hov loi; I hivi rii'lel ia th
warl or the, toiViio. ail if I ta'.s'iori
eeat arty w tai3t wi'l r 3 aal shi: i oat
from thiba'Iot box. Is not that a ';:it.al
vti? Ail t'na noti30 th lar that or -hibit3
a niiivitin i! he hasbet oi the e'.Jj
ttoa. A steo fa-ther Qeelj to bi ta'cii aal
that mai f ?"!ilea a voti w xo hn oT)-il
or ta'cea abrib. wrst'ie? it he lithe shaoa ;
of a frso drii'c. o- caih oi;l dova. th :
snoieloas ctu? o'j'.ijslt) otttavc hail oi
the B'.V.e aal s vur the'.r viti ia if they ;
vote at all. S. through thi sairei ihe?t o!
ou" tioVs3iTt-ir. -il notioa w.U con?.
Gol will Bivi thU NiMoa thrji?'i ai
nrJUil "io;0 . siitiiea. Tterihis neyir
biai s) m :h disi tsj'.oa o! "tor ih aal im
mo.'t's. Mm, waethr or not t'ny a ) tio -l-el?ewhatls
rirht. bavi to ti'i-: w tat a
riK. vi havi ntii who ha7i hal the'.r
hails lathi nh't. trii7.ar thi most o!
thvir lirim, stuiin: .VI hv end Hy
the:rhails oa, di-iO i-siiT Voneitlv ahot;
dishomty in o t h'i-j si"- iiij", aa I ntiawith
fro or thrii fan'. U j j o! thei? o.v i a.'! u'liat
e!o t tilt'. a'ooit the ba atia o.' th i se7iat'a
connail nia. The qtistioi of sobrie'y :
ail irn'ceum is thriv ii thi f i2i o ta;j
Nidoi as ueyir be.'ori ail ta'c a Dirt ta .
oir oo Itiaal coiests. T to q n;tio i of Si.,
tioial sohr! jtv Is'ivar sohiri5i2tf a'lvail
deferiiti-a'ly heir ' at the bir of ewy Le ;is
latarJ. ail evry H it;3 of Iiiir?Jitativi?,
ani every Scite Haaate, ail ai o na'ooteat
vo'oe wi'd ria-; do v i thi s'c il -n o s s this
1 ail and bto t a? in, sa'li to this rsia
tld?s of dr ti'oiess wh;. :h thriieh to whetti
ho no aai c'virs'i ail i":oi. ,:T n far"
sha't taoi com bit no firihe- ail hi'd
s'aa'l thy proa I wvfii hi s: v. I."
Ihaviiot ia my rn'ila fe'iato-vof dts
heartneat as 'ars i? the3hi lo.v of a hoisi
flv'swiu?. Mfi'-th Is ii ths tliier tozin,
t'i3Uiair ara;e3 of tho tesr. Gil Is not
deal." Tee hiriot3 are not ui viii'el. If
yoawinli oaty oriy mori ail wish voir
eyes in the cool, bright wite.- FrMh fron -hi
wad ot Chnstiairif ? n. it will I be siil or ,
yi t, as of this ois o! the tat:. "CxeLorl
opieithe eyes of they jut mil, ail he
Eaw. ai I, bihol 1. tho mvntiinwii fa'lof
ho-ses aal ohavioti of llri roail abut
EUsha."
Waeithe arnv of Aiti-m is wsit intobaS
tie. h;s sol liers y?rs vr n i;h liso irvel.
and thev i-'ishei no to thi -eiei-al ail sud
to him, "0 n't vol se? wi havs a fa .7 forJiS
ai I thev havi so m n y?" Ail the sollieri
Wirs aTS h'el at the sm bieti o! their a im
br ail the rria!-nsi of the eaoti'. Ai'i
Koi'is. th'r on lailer, sti-i'Titeiel h' a
gelt no ail sa' i, w.th in l:ntioi ail Vihe.
ian)3."'-t)v muy lo voi t'.j'coi nn to
beV" All viii thivast am'es a
rayel azi'tnt thi caii o! soristy it
raa7 so iisti nes bi vry Hsjo i v. cinr, bitt
as'c yid la ina'iii' no y iir eitinv.' of th
f o.- o! ri ?'iti o 13 15- 1 as'c yoihi y naiy
do vol reo'coi the TjOc! 1 l V! n'?htv to bo?
It Is oar oo n nan le1. T i Lor! o' TI sts i?
H s nain. I havi thib-v; nt nritfo73iv
inihattheahariotsoEGilaM 23,033, aai
the moanta-ns ar fail o! tho n.
Hivi yoa aiv doihta'oo r. the nsel of the'
Christiai rali?;.oa to p i?.fy ai I ma'cs leint
Aner'.oai oo'.iti'j;. t nyjc yiiviy or
qualriania' eleitloi w hi7 iith's co tntry
greit mm ifa;to;ie 1 1 1 ifs.2tor".e? o! liej
-ail they a.M rai di ail at rh aid the
tara out ha'f a dozia a da a'l oi;poilani
reaty for full sallin?. Liri lts ail snail
lies. Lie3 private ani lies tjib'iaaii lies
prarlei1-. Lies cut bias aid lie? at diaT
oaal. Loi'; lim'oe t lie3 ai 1 lies wita doable
ba'-c action. Lies conolkneatary ani li?3
defamatory. Lis that somi oiople bsbeye
ani lies that aU the ojoo'.e Oi ieye, ait lie
that nobody bslievo?. Lies with himn3 lik3
canals, end 8Jal9.sU ce croioiile. ail nesii
as Ion as storis, an I feet as s ,vilt as ai ai
telope's, and stints like adder3. ie3 raw
ail" soadooal ail oaiiei and ste.yel.
Crawdn? Hasan I janoin lies r.ai soaring
lies. Lie with atta3hmeit s-?c3.vs aid ral
flers ail brailer ail realy woini boo.
bins. Lies by Christian p33?i who neve?
lie exiapt dnrin? ele-jrioas, ail lias b peo.
pie w to always He, bat "oaat th3an'jive3 in a
Presidential eamoaia.
I coafass I am avians I to havs a for3;?i
er visit this country ia s i -h time;. I ohoii 1
thin'-: he wvili stall dasel, hi hail oa hi?
poVetboolc, ani dare no: jro oat ninis.
Wait wid tie haiirois of t'oasiilso for
eiiTS who co n here to live thin : of U'?
What a dismast they in tst havs forihelanl
of tleir aiootton. Ti3 oa'y cooi thia
! abo'vt it is maiv o the n ciaio: ui iarstai 1
the Ei? ish iaa?n ie. ii it I supposi the
J Girnia ail Italian ai lSy3iis'i aai Fran 'i
j o apers tran.slata it aU an I pe Idle oat the ia-
feraal stnT to the sabsrih;.
Nothin? bat Christianity will evsr stop
3uca a lloo I or laiejeaiy. l ia t; tr;stiai
reliitioa will spei't: ahe? awhile. Taebil
liasate ai I low s-jaalal throa; i wai?a wi
wa lo avaty yair or t?a; foir yair mast
be rsbaliei by that raiiloa w'aisa sp3ai3
fonitsitVi 7,cix: raon'.iiis "nn tn oao
inouitain iatoaia? th connni, 'Tioa
siait noi bj.t- falsi w;ti;3? u'a nst thy
uflitjabor," an I fron th j o:ie? mint dic
ing pi 'a for kinlaiss ail bleislu ratier
than carsin?. Ye5, wi iti "i to hi7i a
Natioail r?d?io u Taer a-e t-v kills ot
National religion. The oae i sapported by
the Scat", ai i is a'mart-ir o !ia n i i p olitias,
an I it has jcs:. piTona a a I ua liit m?u
will stra'.e 'or oro nluinii wi'.hoa: rafer
f n -a ta qa ilia Mtioas, ani its .'.rjhbishop is
saojorte I oy a s itary of 75,')) ) a yair, ail
th re ara za at cithe Iral, svit'a all the ia i
chia.'ry of misia aa 1 caaiaiialj. aai room
for a thonsan 1 people, yet an allien; of
rl'ty people, or twiaty d jople, or tea or t .y
XVrt want no sa3a reli-tioa as tha:, no sin
National raiiion, oa: we wai: tai.s kiai of
National rdisiou :hi vast majority o the
pjople .-oav-rtid and vaaj jlizi t -m 1 thea
thy will maaa re taa scalar ai wad as tha
riisrioi.
Do yoa say that this is impra:ti;aVi?? No.
Tne tims i? eomia; just as ;r:atnly as t'ure
is a Go I, a il taat ths is H s boo aa I that
He has tne strength aai the hoaes:y to fill ill
His promise.-. Oae of the aa.'.ent emperors
used to prid h tiself oa pari'ormia that
which his counselors fcaid wi3 imposslb.e,
aa 1 1 have to tail you t )-lay t lat n n's im-possibi-s
a- Go t'.s e.asis-. 'Ha:h 11 sail,
and shall He not do it? Hath Ha comxand
el, and will He uo: b.ac it to pa?s.''' Thi
Christian relii vi is coiia? to taii pos
session of every b di jt bo, of every school
house, of every box?, of every valley, ol
evry monntaiu, oi cveri" uriof car Nation
a ("n-vi'i. Tb'-t Na ''"). p twili -fi n !ii t
al th (r.".nn are try Ins; tc d-
ftrr i, j to bv.
N?r""" fir. a-.ir'Pf M .T"v"a f lon
whn "taai ws it"-'l ! fimtr,-;
fr)- th Ptho-a' -n btns rn:-i hi I
om"'ni-tion down." hae "ie"we of fl.a-V.
n bn o d,j--riol to w'n h;s 01.
n'l'mnw. lViat a f a it-'l
"a"Vi in ''e. he ima o 'h't ilr Oi
ftni,n,ns the Af!fih O an. dv; i!- t
us from tb wo-noi' G-vra-nos of F.i.
r -. O i h ,th'i" si I ris '"'d; 0"in
l-vi Vnr n fron th tPa--iti'" o .ia.
Oa th no-Th ns V-'ti Sa. whi i ii
the Tnnasinm n whl"h th. "?olorar ail
niT:?iM.) ."w'-n th'r c i-i ---. V "ont".
nit 13.1) n:is hv, lT.Ol.il) s-jnii-i
rr,;!'". si 1 "'.1 ' it b''- oi'.-.-Tiy'i !iV'e
of rih H t'ttra'-i. 0 1 hm 1 t .T'ois o
r-ti'atioi M tY '"no- n N-' ani
Sv" Am; ' ' l.n'.llt hi ' roon o
j raani l iii-'l -o ni-. 'l vi sil
al' i r i. a'' pacts' . a1' n mot- -oo "t,
! a'l crvn ml s'l -i't. "is o-i.
lvvMMV,.',,-M,.)M, t1j r
e"s fiTT-i'';'' v th-of 'i art -x
to ths t"r m 'a, i 'inn o Di-'.,
the na-ro wis: ynt oo'l
ni4. s'l to b n-i"? in G7 -ia-.
' VI f. ail VI 0'i-V'vs. si hsi
o Chr"t's nwia".' p'- ee "i- h '.4-.
" fi tbs to'tati ii V "piix too 1 -i-,v t
lis shall e "hi: 'no T: -t i 'Vs
j wi-l I. vcho ha" ist h: i'v-.
; CHi-ist o saan? Wo ha'l htv t'n sho-i
of h in'eni a. he r, ,r .ri U.
! the ol o he- Ootorl-"!. t'i t'n.n;
j her observiir;e!. thebriii o hr mi-v.
I tis, the wheat of her pra'riea.the ric of h ;r
Bi7avti. ths tT) rnat o3anbsa-h"s h
mi ra2h!ntr fron nidi's to T:- le!
Fi-?-. ani th oh"r from Brinz Strait t
Cm IT o-i ani all the taint all tnuo-l
ant o"-'tial ail vir:Ui? lier?ts of a
roo ilai-n vas' be-ni a'l hnman commotio-.?
Vioha'l bays the ben'30ir3? Yoi
ani I wi 1 d?lle tha. o he'.- to deiiis.
br oi3ntio!JS vot. by eiriset tfa7er. by
mi'i'nis of Ci' stian lnstltntioi.
paooori rr er?at tohi!anthroos. br oitn?
bolr. -m'nl ani soi" oa the rijht of aU
mo-V. rVl-tons aniNat'oial moviments.
Ah, it wiU nv rna'cs ai7 diTarsnee to von
orto me what be;omes ot th'.s coitineif, so
fa-asea-chV com'ort is coi3-iel. A'l wi
wi I wai o i Till be jeyn fe-t bv thrie,
ail tha w II ta'teln th Urz-s. ani there
will be room ani ti spare. That is all ot
this oiitr we will nesl ver soon ho
ynn?set o ns all. tsa sj bav an aiT:ei:y
abont the wfars ani the haopinass of ths
eeielons ha ar comini: i. ani it w:tl
beaersnl th'n? i. whn the arahanTstM
trnmnet soinis. ws find that 'iir sennlVir?.
like h "i Jos'ib ' 'V.ri'nathea rrovllel
fo- Chr's. Is in the n:ist of a arlei.
Oi- of the sevn wonder? of the worl I was
the white marb'e wil;h tow r of toharo-i of
Tlrvot. Sos-i:ns. the arihita;t ani 83iln
tor. after biUi'm1; that watch tow jt, cat hl
mil m ir. T-iiT he -iov rst;t with V.is'',
ri l to n'oase ths V'n? h" nit ths -nonarsYs
name oa the oitslls of the plastirinr. aii
the stor u beat ai I he ia? dashs I in thei?
fur, enl t'livwishel oT the o'as'o-in'. ml
tiev wishel it on, an I they wishelltdowi.
bitthenane of Soratns wis deen cat in
thi tnpr'haVe roe'. So across th faes
of tVsN' if! oi thers hays bei a ?rat manr
names written, aoron onr fliames, a?ros
0 ir rV;?"on. n ines worth ore nsm",in?
nams writti oi the arViit'ti-s of o i;
c'mr hes. aid oir sihools. n I o ir asvin ns,
and on- homes of mer;y, t Go I is the ariY
te?1 n t's eoniii ani h" wis th alo.
tiro" all it? Trintr?, ail loir a'te-
th'O irh the wish ' the a?3i ani the e n-
es'-s of ceitnria 'l other nan Via' I be
oV'teraei the d;v:ns si'Jtoat ir ani dlvtns
nemewdl hebriorhte? ani brighter as the
mdiemt'tms ro by, ail the worl I shaH see
that the God who male thi? conttneat ha?
reieem-i 't by i? 7?ass frn aii it? sor
ro""? ani f'on H itscrimss.
Ha7s vol faith in saih a than? a? that?
At'.- VI ths ehatlo? havsbea onwheele !,
ani a'ter all the wir ha,iots hayo been
orioolel. the chai-iot? wh'eh Ells'ia on
the morVi? of hi? neril will roM on In trl
umn't. foHowslby all the a-n'esof heaven
01 white horsi. O ol Mili do it wih"lt
us. bit TTs w'U no. The waives of us,
the faln'est of n. the sma'les bri'nel V
us. shall bavs a oart in ths trinnoh. Ws
mi7 not hayi o ir nane. ti'cs tha nine of.
Sosratns. nit in ImnrlshaVe roV ani oon
so'eioi? fir csitn-ies, bit wt shi'l be rs.
paenoe-el in a he'ter Vaii than tha. evil
in ths heart of Him w'o came to raieen
us ani rile3n the wor'1. ani o ir nane?
will be seen close to the si?ianri of H:?
wo iii. f o-. as o-Uv Tls th-o vs oit Hs
arns to ns. Us sav, "BAo'.d, T hav
erivsnthe on the na'iis of Mhail." R
the mthie3tot aU a?snies, the ootei;y of
n-avjr, I be; yoa sea's oir National Wil
fa".
Rinsti-naaotherswirs i.lil.OH isttsrl
lath dill le'-tiriisto'd s ii ta's ei'rv 'ot
ters that bai lost the'e w-iv hit not oia
rrav?- ev5- direote I to fie heart of Go 1 na's.
ca-rlei. The wi" Is a'l oleir for the asisit
of yvi? snoo'.hat'on? heiyiiwirl inbihalf
of tVs itiii. T?iors tie nosta'. UMlV
oafioi wis so easv, iiil In? a-r on a roo'c
111 'set h!?h on ths eoist of Eir'nl thers
wis barrel fasteael to amst.anl la ?reit
let'e-sonthsslieof the rose, n It "iVA ha
si faroitto sei. wars the worts"?ost.
oTa'3," aal wha ship? cane by a
hoi put vat to ta'ce ani tt' let
tes. Ani so si?:.el W3ra thos ds.
posits or aT'3tioa 'uthat ba-rel thi noto3 t
was nveinit noon that barrel. aHhi i?a is
coatiinel me??a?ss 'or A"ner'ea ail El-ro-ie
ani Asia ani Africa an t aU thetslanl?
of the sea. Inv a stem tossal saUi .
homesie'f, srot messizes of kininebf tha
roVr. ant roaiy a honestaai hear I ?oVl
new fron a bovloi? ?oie. Woali that all
the heights ot oar Natioial vorisosritv win
in in'.erjiai ta of snoathies iravsr? fifi
In n nieettn? blesiin?? oo n'n do ra. nos.
tal elestla1. not bv a storn strii'c roo't oa
a wiatry CDat, bit by th9 P.3:i oi kis .
THE MARKETS.
' SEW rOBU COTTON H7TCKES.
Coticn ta.-y, middling uplands 8; mid
dling guif, 8; . FuLtu-eseasy. Sales 165,590
bai'js.
Decc-uVoer. .8 3.S 27 Aoril 8 4-33 4l
January 8 2D3 83 Hay 8 i7fi-H 43
February. ..8 35 June 8 50(S8 52
Harch 8 3i Jnlv 8 51fi8 53
August 8 53(5-8 51
rrvEiirooi. cotton 3ii.r.iiEr.
Cotton, quiet but steady. 3Iiddlir. 4 11-16.
r:itnrc-3 quiot but steady. Sales 13,000, In
fiuai.iu A;:ia ican. S.1C0.
Mov. A i ;c. . .4 3.o.37 Apr & Hay. ..4 3G b
iKi.: A' .Tail.. ,4 33"S.".J Hiiv.t June.. 4 37 a
Ju:i. & 1. .A o.r 3u Juisy & July.. 4 37(?33
r-b. &?r.tv... .4 3535 July i Aug.. 4 33(gS0
Mar 1- A;if.. .1 d';(S, jj
c"ircA.o ur.Ais ad rtoorcE.
wiiz.t.1 2jc ho Hay (&X
ecus i' 2ttf Jan, 26X
oats I'-.-; 17 Hay 20
ioi::c J.;j 8 75 T'l'iy 9 15
L.u.1. J.ia 5 53 Hay 5 65
nits Ji i'x li-iy 4 65
HOME COXIOX OIaKKIZT-S.
c:mt- Col- Cinr-l-'ttf.
vmbia. lton.
Good middlinc Z4 8 8
fiuicir.i.Uiiri'- 8 3-10 7K H
Midiiiri- 8 1 Ti
Stikllowmiddiinj 1 IX
Low cii.l.'iio "ij-i
HMdiih- uir i
l'ai) y iuiddlia. 8
at oinEa r:'iM9.
Cottov Hi'idlia- quotations; Augusta
dull, S;. Norfolk, dult.8 5-16. Charb-stoc.
steady,. Bottcn dull, 8 5-18. Savannah
qi;i.-t, 8 3-l. B iltimore nominal, 8. PbiJa
dvl?.bia qui -t, 8 13-1. Wilmiagtou tiulJ,
u,ew Orleans easy. 8 5-lti
fK V ISLAND COTTOS.
The sea i.slaa.1 c jtt - a market was firm this
wirvij nh saie.s of 633 bass. Tbe quotations
ar:-: H; liurn line, 23 to 23.1'.; tin . 25 to 27o.j
luiiy line, 28 to 30.; extra "fin?. 35 to 403.
ElLLlOll NEW COTTOX.
3IiidIInr ;
Sch t uiiddJiu? 8
G o 1 ir.i 1 !li i- Si !
Hark-.-t lirii.
S.U.EIG3 TOBACCO 3IAEKET.
Sicker?, C'vccxoa 2 SO'a 4
GKd .Vo , h
C uttor, Co ia mon 10. 2
; G jQ'l ft a 12
" li::0 12-S18
rillcr;, Coaiaaou Green 20.'i27
" G od 2-5? 4
' zc-i s
Vr" rappers, Cerumen 12 a 18
Gj-i 20rc;o
" lha- i'Jaii
Ta.
Harkst Sr. f;-r allgraic?.
EATIMOi E fROCrcE 3IARSCT.
TlocE dm;, W'vsteru PuprHne 2.4ol
2.55; dj cs'.ra c2.75'3.C0; laaiiiy c3.n0 a
3.50; wi:.ijr wheat patt-nt 4?3. 55(5 3.83;
spriu- wLeat, patent rX50g3.7rJ; bprias
what itral-bt ?3. 253. 55.
AVheat Ea-y; 6;ot November and Dfcex
t r-r C'i vr t'.-ji; ?.:;y tiVfr 63;; steaaaer No. 2
red G2 V o.; S juth ru wheat by sample C'j
07; ttoo i tra-io, CJ'ho'j.
Cl Hi y: f:...t SiV-SSl: NoTercbfr,
?w or old Si's 311,'; tte'yr 33'4'ftZ33's';
i!i ary 335;33:-.: F-bruarr. 335i33-:
new
Ja
teara-r n.i.v 1 3233. S itth'-rn whi'w
corn S3? 3i; co v,-liy-coru33-.343'.
Oats ihra?: N . 2 wbit- "w-Mrn 23;
S24; No. 2 rrJisd western 2i5'S23.
r.v - D ili; ... 2 53 a 44 -ear bv; No. 2
western 47.
Hy l ira:; cbc!:e Timotav 515.50.
"AV4I. fTOEES.
vr.l.iiiLton. N. C !tj3ia firLi. trainei
l.SJ; rood ftrahi-.d. 1.3.: X-r quM,
at l.?5; erade tarpe-.tuie va.-y, bard 1.13
sc ft. 1.50; virgin, l.ro '
Cotton Oie. New York Cotton
r..i quivt .-.u l il nr.; t r-nie crude
-: Tt-iow prime 229;; oJ grade
rice.
Tnerie rcarket was -tesiy at Cbirlertou.
Tke OiinVi,,:.. err: r.-ime4Ka5t: Good
S; a 4.'. : T.ur C j n-noa"2;.H3.
C0U.NT2T IE-.LCCI.
Cu-.try Eutr Cavi re I'it la25
rLu-n to 15. " '
Cuw rva iiud cl.OO perbashcL
pjukn Grova fow;.. fiioi3 3.50 to 3.73
per dn. C'aikcas 1.75a2.:0 p-r dozen
ae?ord.a to s:; aai qualav. Ducks-
Muscovy 4aL50. Gfes?, youai 4.50 ir
doea.
L cs Eirs.s 12 per dczsn.
V,",x.' Washed 15 pr pouni; unwa:-hl
lie. Uiies il-; to 12?. Wax 25? to 27-?.
BILL ARFS LETTER.
ESGLISn PEOPLE KXOW VERY
LITTLE ABOUT THE SOUTH.
William Tells of Some of Their Bad
Dreaks.
Cf all enlightened rations the Entisb arj
tbo most istiora of iffira and things on' side
of England. 1 he dominant idea or the comaiou
p-0!'lo is that no bin is worth knowing that m
not' Engli-h, an h-ne iLey do not dis'nib
tbeir mind about onr p oplo ormrconn ry.
O.ie of onr br.ra wa over tbero last suniaier
and wai amazed at th- i2nornce of erm of
their educated people. II 8 laad'a ly bad heard
cf onr civil war. Mn thought it was etwi en
Nordi America and So-tti America. Tht wa4
tho cn!y uorch and t-cnth the knew of. Her
son. a la 1 cf f m teen. s,-h :d cay ton if be Lid
anv l.y at home.
"Yes, aid he, 'I have foar."
"Ara they Hack?'' he iDDocentir inqairei.
Ill mother apob'21 by faying be hal
be.rd so mach 'atout the ucpr ei over bcrj
that he thought xaoet all tho jieople wcra
back.
A very refined and cnlfnrcd English idy
dined at onr Loir.o s tno years azo an 1 aseJ to
see onr cook, who hd pre pared nn 'b delight nl
dishes, i-o Anut An; was invited to her pre
en e. S'.iea-ke I her m3cy qaetioaj that were
Iroptrer.onh ani nffei fhs had retlre l he
idyirqaircl how I n; Auat Ann had been
from Alr ca. My w if was hnrpr Mid and FiSld:
'"She nova, wai in Afri- a. SUo wd born l erj
tn I to were her parent a nd g.aiidrarpnt."
The lady th n express ;d h( r saipr s?. "Why,
I th"rjrtr.' said hc "thtl they fcralaa'.iy
chaascd color ti om ho inflaenea of ciiina'e and
ia two o.' tiirce generations bccir.3 a moat
Aln'te."
We all rmili'd, of conrre, bnt she rallied to
her own deftne ani aaid. 'W-U. I 6aw somo
down at ti e hotel who aro turning wh.te." I
told her that tLre wero a frw vo'es scit e ed
aronud over t)ie couu'ry aud then I managed to
clin e 'he enbjec.
This reminds mo cf neighbor Freeman, wl:o
fn?-ed t bi-monh Bob f .r jro ng to taee'ing
so much on work davp, and Bob sal !: "Wfll,
bc-, wo iii-Rf-rsis iryin to save an soal"
Freeman 6m:led and faid: ,4Why. yon old
fool, don't vim kniw that a nipper haseut Rot
any coul? A inaa up in Tennessee ha written
a book ab ut that atid i 's done proved thut a
n;Ker I as-Jtit Rot any nure roul than a tam
key. So what en yon p;o nsr to n.eetin for?"
B ib ehoatd his early teeth aud lanphed ani
thea came back at him and eai b ''Loolt hero,
bos, has a mel'atT got any eoui?"
Thispc-rp! xol'he nabor for a moment and
Letaid: ''VWiJ, I stippniC that a mulatto has
ftO' ab 'Ut half a sou'.
Bob lmhed tnmultnondy and sa d- "Well,
bops, da V .sll r pht but I don't ece how a soul
can be s dit in iwo."
Thf oihcr dayltravelel in the car with on
Oliio farmer wl o wa? very ta kitive and friend
lv. II.- sa emplia icaily a horny-Land-d soa
cf toil, for h s bauds wt re KOHmy and cracked
an I hi3 s unipv fi iters looked like iron cl iwe.
II wag on a bus, but not trom dr nk. Ila had
bonglit a cip;ar from ihe'newi-b 'y and from the
way he mami-cd i; I knew he was not nsod to
tho aniclo.
"Go np; to the rxp i?" said I.
"Wail, yeR." id ie. 'lvo got none nabora
alou. V6 eoi ter wanted to sm the sontb now
that th'n.-s are gitting alonsr peaceable and
there warent any dau-rer. Mighty chver peo.
pic .iov-ji I. ere, s.cm iike. We havent seen any
dis urbanr 6."
"W hat were y-.n afraici of?" said L
'Oil, iio;h'ii mach, bnt you sea it was a pow
G'fui ions str. tch Irom borne and there arc fo
many iiipcers iowu her?, and oar folks uht-ro
I live don't I ke nisters. I stepped ver a day
in Chat anooRa and saw lots of nij?er and
they eecma.l to be acealle e ioajh and was
hiiV n mere fii'i than the white folic so we
concluded to com3 o i f arther d wd. We want
to et aequain el wirh von people and maybe
we will bke one an dher bett- r. Bo'ne ot r.
a-e Rittin tiwd of su mouths winter and wcnld
like to change c i:nac. Wo have been talk
ing about it several year but BOino sa:d
t!;e war wasent over "down hero and sorae
sail the climate was too hot ani 8me
sail tho niggers won d perish H3 out ani
our preacher said we vouid fcave to turn
dem c ats tho first thing or leave the
country. I've Rot a u'rol firm of lis cres and
I ca t pell it any clay far 16.C03. It pays a
good in f rest on that. I sold i00 worth of
back wiica1 last week and ZOO bushels cf app!o
I i&iscca tie an i h-"ss au l pjtatojs and Lopi
tni wheat sui com an t fow.'s aa t everything,
but n"y wife is ruunia' dowa hill: she works !o
h.trd end the d c or says sue would liva longer
in a warmer clmate and --o I'm :oInglolook
aronud tor a faim afote I go bac'5."
Ko ta ked fair aad boro t and was a sample
copy of th' nan 's of those people who have
b:en for l.ail a ceiiturv as igi:Ot'nt about the
south a.: if we lived e-n a ether contino it.
Now iiaf man cun Luy onr Lest forming land
for .fiT.O an acr.-; land tlia. will prodaca every
ibing that he grows in Ohio and i-oMou cnl
tweet potato s bss.ues ani he would have ten
men lis to woi k in ii-stead of ix an 1 no doubt
his wife would 1 ve several years lo igf r.
Bat it ih ail rifd.t and lias no doubt been a
b'c sing in d-.sguiea t';at the ti Jo cf hnaiigra
tio i went wes; instead of south. As Jlr.
Looiiiia naid. our people have pie?ervd their
.rr.er:c".ni?-m
I am no A. P. A., and never expect to be, bat
I do like to mi:ig e viUi oursamo sort of peopl?;
what you Ci ll a hom.igeu om people, a people
who value good principles and truth at d fair-ne.-s
in tra-Je and t es-pect for law and reverence
for woman.
Bat I I ke that Ohio man I travcle 1 wi h. and
Irs tor- would find w-kome d-j.v:i h:re in D:x;e.
He would have coma loi g ago but be wa
afraid. He did- n: know anything about us x
cpt tha. we would li-jln. "rney all knew
tha"' ho said.
lint just cousilcr those English. Even their
editor tro nd cuIoajy ignorant of our coun
try. 0 !y a cw d iy- ago a L n Ion daily pnb
lishod a br e" notic i or our exp sitioa nn 1 lo
cated it at Atlantic Cry. It toid of the L b
erty b?!l ilia va takea from '.bo dome of the
cpi ol at Washington to open the exposition
wit i and that i'N.'e?sor Booker Was'iii.gron.
who -asa b'eal decendm: f G.orge iVa'b-in-ton,
the fl t-t American prtsidcut, mule the
oper.i'ig i ddrcss and that on of the ticvd ici
vss a ;rvV- of tottouwojd trjes fall cf cotti n.
ard t'nat the (xd u'on ieali the dreira of
fii'inaa F- Grid , ti- fat'j'r of thefcolidintli.
II w is 'J.at f r Man '-n? It l'V'ig l;ko a
jok. but it was not. I knew an E igiw maa
whi to'd me he had been tur.ght tiiat t'oi
. iew i u kroC trees and v.n gathered 1 y n-iug
laod I S.
T!o-onthhas slvaysbe.'n tetter scqaiat
el wi h tha nor.h ihan the north has been with
ns. Oar merchant' u-J to o nortii about
twi'-e a year to Luy tl car good-', and o:r rich
ptople vis ted tlicir t ;ii tud tia'ei.ng pia-.es
ev ry mramiT, L-at th re in uf -tiing for tlr ra
to come down here for. Alhion T -nrg-c c .nio
t!o r i n a fo a' rrand art r tlie war and went
1 ak and ro'e tht onr peoi la w-r all born
poiiti ians. Gov-rnor AltgeM (aid tho other
dai i-i bi bean fuladlrjt tht w were all
be rn rat -r. Idr. Loomj fays wa treuviv
b ra American ptr.o a, an i several -pakrs
sai l tht hopit4lit; wis aa inhom foa'bern
tra-t. I: is real'y refreshing to reid tre.r
praise and coaip;;m n'!.
Tue o't.r day a csravan of wagons ani peo
ple nmo thi wih our tofa ra'V.iig to lower
(leorcia. One rf the heal ran was sick ani
Dr. CaiLoi i v .sited him nd prceiUd, ani tua
prc-cr'piion wa fided at the drn sio:encar
by. T.e nun aUel the doc or f or his charge
and be fait: .o churo tor that, my friend,
yon ar too fr frn h ma to ci-arge 'llio
d n?is tel I him t i-j ta e ani tae man said;
Wed c n lemeti, Idoa't cader&'and yoa p:-o-pie
don here. I am able to pay my way a:d
doa't wmt to be it. Th-re are svual bar.
dieJ cornin? ir m my ecUon, tul m re wiU
kef p cim;a r heu we nte l ack l:owers
tre te.i." The un'h ia, I eliev- the backbone
tf ur hi ena'ion is bp.ien. and h rj-ftc-r th
norh and ti e ontn ill fn.iy lutaiatt. We
dou'i ak them tola: a democrat, tut they
il on A that af er fiy have l.v-d w.ta
ath le. Ti'e are right eairtly ia tho m nority
low. so tit as citiosal politics i co ri
ce r f 1, but that Ton'.- trouble anybody bat
tLo p s nias'er an 1 the revenue n ea, aa l we
Vi tp o hiu-! tD'ja .-b c i ver repubiicam to 11
tb'e-e i Ec1 w.H u b t me cornea.
So h-t iLe prac s?in proceed, for wh:tiier
thi tar ff is Ui h or Vjh- w ch rit' goi t oa'y
or pohl and s Iv r. we c n atau I it if tl ey eau 1
ied Mr. Cr a,.' t-p e:h an 1 1 am proud of ka
lie U cie f jie gn-b n man h ia vr popple
tle.iut to hen r. A'm is r ra hi it ft i-7 Le
cas :c.i an adapted s i f G3 rgu. Witii bo
rSaen:: k nJre I. to fatailr prtsue, be hx
Qiiaide-I. clitnLe I bU wy to b..u rani fm
and bere is lo train upon Ii na:ue- Tne
a.s.il dors tuav bjr' at ujiu. bur he knows no
fear aa i nil: do; tarn to the sight or the irft
from h soiro c j Victioni of right and duty.
tno. Aif, in Atlanta fcon-titauoo.
Highest of all ia Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
AlEiiOLiDI'EILaY ESJRE
LiOSoRaftins on the Pacific. -
The latest big log raft experiment en
the FaclGc coast has proved a great
success, the first entire success In the
history of such attempts. The raft
was built on the Columbia, river, and
contained between six and seven mill
ion feet of lumber. It was made of
piles so closely bound together that not
a timber of the whole great bulk was
movable. The raft was started from
Oregon late in July, in tow of the
steamer MIneola, and arrived in San
Francisco on Au;. 2, after as smooth
trip as though it had floated down a
jplacid river instead of over a con
jsdderable 6tretch of the Taelflc ocean.
It would have taken several score of
'ships to trasport the lumber, and tho
'ovyuers of the raft have cleared somo
;thing over ?22.000 by the success of ths
experiment. Several similar rafts have
b:en star.ed on a s milar tr'p, but, while
,one or two have been a modified cuc
vcess, several of the largest have gone to
pieces la stormy weather and been a
total loss. Chicago Chronicle.
Both the mslliod and results wlicn
Syrup of Figs is taken; it 13 pleasant
and refreshing t0 tLo ta?te, and acts
.genliy yet promptly on tLo Kidneys,
i Liver and Bowels, cleanses the eys
'teni efiectually, dispels col Js, Iiead
aches and fevers and cures habitual
'.constipation, fiyrup cf Figs is the
only remedy of it3 kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial m its
cfTec'S, prepared only from the mo'-t
healthy and ngrecablo substances, it3
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have mado it tho mot
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Mg3 13 for sale in 00
cent bottles by all leading drug
giota. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
.wishes to try it. l)o not accept any
substitute. a
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAU FP.AKOISOQ, CAU
lOL'ISVtUE, AT. A'f I' YORK. N V.
"An Ounce
of Prevention
is Worth a
Pound of Cure.99
An ounce of healthful food
is better than a ton cf
medicine.
USE
ttckwheat,
AnJ throv away
ths medicine bottle.
.IOI!tONs CIIIM. AMI FEVEH TONIC
Costs ycu 5J ccnta a bolt f it i ur. y-i,
an not a aiov e cent un'.t t it dM.
What does it care
let. Chi Is ani Fw.
2nd. livwmn r
S d. Tirn 'ID !.
4 h. in nh-le Fe.
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ror.s to'et the joor tLioja
Saiftr and IT.o of the i
r.oca Ma h.A.i whi' b a3.ct
ttia b-n In a laajontT at
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We olcr. etrbrndcr tbe
tUarncai. rirzruiiscis of
To Kenovftto Black Velvet.
To renovate shaMiy black Telvet, aaj
two tablespoonfuls of ammonia to half
a pint of hot water, and apply to the
velvet Tith a stiff brush, rubbinsr it into
the pile so as to take out all stains anj
creases. Then hold the velvet over a.
hot iron until the steam raises the pile,
and it Is perfectly dry.
If ia visiting, iir
ATLANTA
you do not find ia the Mannfaeturci
Building that large portion of tha
DXPOSITIOM
OEVOTIO TO
-Piano.
P!tt:Z!lT IX AST.'SVO TOXS Q'JUTt.
Or anyway, if yon thick cf buying a
piano, write to cither
The John Church Co.
CHICAGO. NEW YORK. CINCINNATI,
on
THE EVERETT PIANO CO.
BOSTON.
And you will get vilu."."u!e iuformatioa
light
costs cotton planters more
than five million dollars an
nually. This is an enormous
waste, and can be prevented.
Practical experiments at Ala
bama Experiment Station show
conclusively that the use cf
"Kainit"
will prevent that dreaded plant
disease.
Our pamphlets ra advertising circuUri tom.
ir.g tpecial fs: t:i.rers, hut a. s prJ"tii;-l works. Cant v.a.
in? the results tl l.Ucst experixcuts ia tWi Int.
livery cofton turaier shouM bava & ccpy. Ihe", rt
scat na. itu liking.
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