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, 1881-11-09

SPAIN. |
THE n0vEHS,tEST's STRENGTH IN THE
trtt ....

THE 1ovERSMEST's STRENGTH IN TItE
CutlT:S.
MAnM1fi Nov. S.-ln tic vote III tho Cortes
toIlAy OIL conclusion Of thu debate OIL the NIL
dress III reply to tll9 spgcc,i from tho throne,
tho Government WIS tlucistyely victorious.
KAuAsTA.
MAuiID, Nov. s.-In tho Chalnhcr OF Depu.
Ties today, 1'rumicr 5agasta, replying 10
Seiior 1soblctlo, declared lhnt tile Cabinet
watld ren.elu true u the Liberal ueogran..
liz soid It preferred monarchy llsp that
toun,lea by Victor Emmanuel to onu vi the
Eeapofltan model.
CtI1A.
HAVANA, Nov. s.-The Conservatives scut
u cnliRratuiatory dispatch 10 tic Minister Of
Colonies ut Ma,lrid thanking tlni for repudl~
nthg autonomy i1 Ills recent ahswcr 10 tho
spccel Of Scllur portucondo iii the Chamber
of Deputies,
4 1rnHltlnIE EXPLOSION,
MADNln, Nor. e.-ln nj explosion In tile
Dulinez coul pills, fifteen perso,s were killed.
a.s1 1--WE Injured.
, 1881-11-09

IIy1!,,sy alt !fstl'er Il s!r; sSTsa iiy|,ry
seler., ,allt' nnr1e to 3ir4. i%tert tiuetet ai!i
AIrs Percy Al,len., As flu Lett M family !I|s
!arTc fSrtn'.e a'!d l'S yalnbls art coIcet!n'
+ iiS dcntii oi Il III. WIIliai', T Tracy ) viii aso
chst E1''ont uycr MI extended family colt
i'ectfo,i, a!M will bn deeply .regratteal lT II
r9 hay a Stf9 IT, % nt,e Il es Tse sxs W.
or weeks 1T Nfr. IrAcy's. delightful summer
rAt.'eflcc II, tlle hla!ta!tls Of tho Hudson
VII ,,at ,.!', snoH irEst s,o wrl' at1 M ge'tHl n,
GUESTS, or tic chnrill!ng hospitality Ting wis
thcIr ttisrellseh by Ills .aukhieta, Miss Tracy
mud .Mrs. William L. Lee l'lM fatli1'es Ut
a1r. clnlrlgs Tracy aiId 0f alr. l'torpont
M1rRa,! M w''l b. thrown luto mourning By tho
~, rhs ,y Msw styeg, g, # opara c'oa1; az seen nt
dressing Enw''. altd euinpietc.1y clstclnps Tho
shurter 1a,Ittgs tllAt have beet, wurfi fur sey-'
pfnl yenrs, 1t tlas thu lncrit Uf being extreme.
y warm u1!d comfortable, and .tlla fasl,ion
doubtless trcontnelisls itself to tho nlotlistes
light sMl costiy. material I'l'ttio III t!ilS wAy
ni,tHt necessarily sum bcco1nn solicit nrui
tunib!e't. md tue fasr owilsrs thus be cum.
y f tS to .s "t.sr sfS a ,rrs Gns f9Fs re- G sg eas
bellies Will i'c ntrsust universally wor, this
Wlnter of walking enHtl'. or perilnps lust
long enough IN tUl1ctt tile gtOuitd. anl mike
II graecfMI swing. tn l|ie lll,zes ot. tile
wa!tz. lfor Inarrltd lntltcs tl.u long,
serpnnt-llko tra}n. clabdratcly tri'nmcea
With !acc. frl't4e, A,Iu pearls,
will cnnt,ine III fnyor, but 1t IL said Tint tt,at
ttMc.flonored nth mice, ',lsl!sbe,tsabie u.t.
1stnct u ttie gown, thu s!enye. will lhIs yrlr
hs absolutely ruled ottt for cyen!ng .lrcssr:s.
This !s 'ils!e ro1'gl, ttpon ladieS O estlietlc
rrDclarltiea+ Win i.Hys lJeen training tilGlIl-
selves down until tllelr figures cxactIs rrprc-
sent tho definition ~ n st ratgltt line, for ST,
tltlc!l t,o1les aiNl 81 little flesh, however clltc
nllu knowing they may seem to he in riding
1iablt ora WnltGr Cfane walking costume,
arc not bewitehiIg in very dteolett ball
dress Will long. Eal1lt Hrit1s. a1lt very red,
anguinr clbows depending fran ar,ilct OF
shoullgr.strap. THE "p!lnr n1ul pleasing
person " has decidedly tho advantage. untler
These circumstances; but even ST, we haye
our own It!eas IT'S to tile nttrnctfyelless Of any
member Of the fennle form diylne when ex-
posed In It's naked entirety 10 tile rude gaze
Of luGtl.
, 1881-11-09

Tint III s0,1e cases they nnw mustered ni.fy u
cnslp1e of hundred Mri,. while several cu,,l~
lsnles l'nve .....
1}wtSht.f:N AHtf
10 tlit ritIleuluus effective NJ II few OIl1crrs
hlnl frOln tw0 IN sutctl Or eight l,IclI If tl,o
rink anil nlc. Even to fnrul guurd uf
tl0,lor of thirty 0r fnrty tncn fDr tic rres.
dent Ut tho Chamber 1t was now necessary
tn recruit thonl FROM two tllffcrcnt pgl-
,nents.
Gen. Farrc. Minister Of WAR, replied with
mora than Ills usl,a1 fctllcncss. and waa euni-
tfnun)ty Interrupted by the trcvcrert lnl,gl,-
ter ut tic 1luusr. liz. ri co,,rse, ,lcela,utl
lint al tint ia't beoI doIIn II, utlis WIS a,t-
ntlratiln, aud ltlat tho sanitary MD eo.sln!s.
sariat departments vera nlulcts.
, 1881-11-09

trr and cy,,caf tnno It gocs III Z, declare TINT
lorn hs, eieetion as II. partisan ot
'Iref: t 'tS t,e 4''s i's's to DO lIl,t' ias @ Mas
Ir,,halyfy u t,ttasnttry ut the uxte,lst' nf En-
EnmI Kit llI' by Tho hnlnrcnn ,feni'tns. II
refers to. t,o fact of the President having
llls collIltry t!,i0urll English .n,Isrnla. ANIL
ri,tteny6rs 10 maintain its .n1d Dpt1,iDn III
spite Of the salute to our lIag by tawlarlnR
tint otflctnltY Amerfc lnay bu friendly tn III.
H "wans tlie l:nsisli ss ] acts as "xooi ,Iosc 81
sni,rse, rcfera 10 tic Irish ]!omlG-IsMItrs III
tt, STATUS Evidently tho Noroc !'rcmlnt
thinks tlluy cunIHtso tho elitef element III
tic Ainerlcnn UntDtf.
Ett.CrUN IN swiTzEntASn.
GENEVA, f)rt. nA-An .etet.M'i, las 1"st
taken pIaet l,etu Of collsiderablc ttnW.rtaIIco
rs showing tho drtft. bf nilht1'l oil RELIGIOUS
!nnstnts nln!,l,r tic Protestant population OF
nlI "iIlnfs for It's tleyntion 10 CnI,!n1snI. II
concerned tho chDlce Ut pastor, fur ono Of
t!o ,nost considerable parishes Ii, tlse town.
y. Cong'lartl, WHO was supported by tue
a" MyaHstS"'s Il gent!is!,n HiYs 81 ls I'D eaa, sc
grounds Tint III. election would placc t!ie
government, Of THO chareI, IN tho
ln'|s M q ttg ort,,9loT; party ts st TINT .t
Was warmly 0pts0srtt. n,M! t'efsasess }'y asar1e
mninrity; hut ~ little Interest, Dill tic c0n-
ttst exeitn that ot,t Of 4, 41 pas!sHlo'ers hay
Ing tie rls!! o,'lya t93; TIE tr%,eS ,,al y y
t;eiesa It t.ay l'e wusl to cxplatn hNs no re-
tigtnus tests whatever, mil Il rastnr once
r!ectetl r,,Iays the t1Iust nnfctterct liberty to
pr!ncli What he likcs. ..
stnteli uf lid ii. Hotilard ?runrci, Tic bart
under A,,tterniatt which has hYDkrt, lit 10
, 1881-11-09


. In. Nuss1A vllE 'E"s NUN ~ r. f"HA'
AZ 10 what Is to done with Jews now ctl,i-
grating in lnree numbers to America Mt the
t"st."S. nf tho a,lInuca fxrn.!itn ia stt,i n
',','t"''. - .aS.' 49, ~ 49, Ga.s"r,,'',,.. !.
sapJeel OF concern 10 .ile government ~ ~
Stnletl tint Am0llior ntselpt Is to b0 1iihtle t0
turn them into ng1Icultur!sts altd peasant
farmers. md that ijloy nru to bo settled In
s"en.yGna u, so.nes -. a.. i.o i1o'su y. ho. ,,'.
soll al,u III thirteen III Tue PROVINCE ot EKa.
tcrlnoslav. 1t Is not lffuly that thgy will
submit ,onO 10 thla kind pf tutelauo any mftp
thnn tiav iii ~, ,ho yor,rnr 1,rroS,o;, ia tirv
."st s"os "t1 ~ s'.o ~, 't.'',,,' "s
prefer. rs as'ta'' 10 seek Laolr llseli1ooa III
small commerce ail as'lry and take lll'kl''e~
,iurt;vn im.i,str1nI mrsuit. rhs vnroc
'n'a'.',.,, "I.,.a,.a oras,t,,'r .,,a r,,rs "s
rftMut' MW"Ss iVRafasns NV JUNE ~
tlluIis Iii the laut thinks tllat' ike the tier.
h,a,1 cdfunists, afslce they have been deprived
nY tia Hnccfnl nrtvIleres nccnrdolt than on
thofr ilrst ~ sottjemn,,t in tin conutry. ~ tbcy
viii bs equally unable TO prosper In tic III
tlcult conditions of llnsslan agriculture.
Gen, lEnutEctf Ia credited by 1nal,y will, a
dssiu. ttI irrmut rnnsIIinrftl,n IfiInrfv Ia fin
mu,aernlis scctnrlcY Of lis Emulro. Int thoy
INV hv il uruyplltetl from rcalIziny t|lis vial,
~ lie stFanuous opDosltlon of tAo ofilclnl
Asros,sstxD nvss1Ass.
u mtay s1ai ny ~ nGalggy % SfS9'9 " s"nu tt
~ e HuWs H. W ttte s'nt ve!o.i " Lu nt1t!s! t
WV g.a T. to a,,1l UsG ,e1 thr a,,vy ~; IT, III
@ wiz ~ u"t o,y!,,, .Ht
Mogou lIeMMt ~ 'nM"y sHss s, nlp'p ptV9a, .}
nst iUk uk oa,ar av onta ~ @ ~ F,i,ts . ~ ~
, 1881-11-09

ANOTHER WAR IN NEW CALLAHAN.
l}oSSf, Nov. 8.-1senurts froni New Cala-
bar Indicate tllat another war Is Imminent
there between King Asllakrco anl WI
Uratd. Several snng,tnary contests liavb
alrcauy occurred between The followers Of
both parties. Tho powerful Chiefs Oko,
Jumbo, allu Jain intend to join In the hos
tlltlics, lilo former siding with VIII Braid and
ths latter with King Asl,asrce.
iELtOW-FEvEI IN SENEGAL
Yoltow-feyer eauscd terrible havoc Iu Scn-
egal. ;.
, 1881-11-09

What II Going On Among tho Now
Fork Fusllt0nabtcs.

What II Going On Among tho Now
Fork Fusliionabtcs.
Ettu York 9tf, :anr. 0.
Tl,g ball which Is to take plnce MoniRy
evening In honor OF our French visitors
promises to be in every respect as brilliant
given in this city. Vcry many prominent
society ladies' have returned to tuwll 4 weel;
earlier than they intended In order 10 bc
dress md diamonds will be equal to that uf
any entertainment OF tho winter season.
Another exciting event OF the coming week
will be the raappcarance Of N1lnc. Adclina
Patti before MI American nudlence utter nh
absence of more than twenty years.
With tho approach of wllitcr the hunting
season. Is drawing to close. Tie Inst Mect
Of the Rockawny Club will be on tho It'll of
tIlis month. but probably thu fullest 0nc of
the scason will bo OH tic sth {olect1o,-ttay),
which being close holiday large attend-
nncc IL lookul for Tlla Inst meet Of the
NItad0w Brook hounds will bo 0n tho sa,u0
day, nlNt thero Will bu breNklus ut the }IurK-
away kel!Hels for inelhbcrs of both clubs Mt
II o'cl0tk. With tue almost universal exo-
dus from country homes that will takU plncc
l,ext week, wedding bells will drown tho
tho eclues Ut tho ltulttslnuns horn; racquet
anA sknting will tlrlsc hunting nla eoaclltng
lntn rcspectable retirement and silk hats and
dress suits will once lnore assert their tyrall-
Tle i,!nrrlago OF slr. Lawrence Perkins and
Miss Margllefeltn tinnuy Ia announced to
inke place In December, nt least twp months
earlier than ,wns orlglnally intended. 'rhlY
,epaftaFo q Slr. q. Perkins fahilly Tor Eu.
roEHS: roEHs cor,,a 1tv,ncstor ,1ovt mn, at,,. NAV
Appleton will bo married. nt AsGension
tttsan ITIk tf,3
Tuesday, Nov. -. liv young !4,liss who
viii uitiulaiD III bridesmaids ara Miss Annly
Smith. y cousin of tto bride, Miss Gertrude
llDyt, Miss ELISE Perkins, and hliss Al!ilnIo
of ST. r Xpuistoil III II IL East fhlfy.sixt stsest
will fOEl0w tho ellurel, cerelnnlly, md will
I'I!e I,iarr!ago II Miss Kltlartno Lallicr to
p1aee aGeat lis middle of Deesa,bor. O. ac-
count Ut tho rtEollt death 0f tlaar relatives,
tic wcsltltng vii! bs strictly prlvatu, u1M tllo
youNE soNf| % VII! sal! for Europe sess short.
ly nftCrwarA.
Cnrtls nru out In tho name OF Mrs l}uellal,-
all fur tho i1nrr!age nf Yer nteco, Slts' A!nria
Jcpl,Soh Post, to Mr. j. ChristUpigr O'tu,t'
,nr .)r;. wl'lHll Wy! tnk9 plEen oM Tuesday.
s9Y; ~, 10 wa t Ghssa - ciss Sixs ssr x,f, yS'as a! Mr.
Patterson lIol,iparto Is 70 taka placa t!lo last
wuck Of tho tlOIltl,. III Baltimore. a,l mt III
tubs 1lty. ~ was nrs0lleo!lsly relnltsa. y
VII! Ie Il gay atlalr, and several lnrtlcs nt
slrs, bherwUntl, tIo mother pf the bride, is
n0w VI. IL visit to Mrs. j. L. II. Barlow, willie
seyeral fashionable mtllfnors are selecting
nlul preparing tllo lrultsseals.
Thu engagement IL announced OF Miss
Atary Altvu Townsentl. youngest daughter Of
tha iato lsaac Townsend, u a!r, 6aekutt.
Among thu passullTurs f,r Europe, by the
Artzu,,n 0i. rltesAny lust wore Mrs, Th1nlaa
Wa'sl. mtl her two daughters. Mrs, Walsi'
II II ,jn1ltl l1l%. mill tf}l}
, 1881-11-09
.I11ictftElutfr Diseases.

Theso ailments follow FROM torpid liver nsld
costiyt bowels; tut skin. bowels, md kidneys
formed III tla GtMI, which Is tho occ,lsun uf
these Mcute discusses. kldnsr.WDrt prt.is,cts
Oil thc rncl,,as!c ~ ,oisnn. 1:nnaty t atiicicut Il,
liquid Or dry fnrHi.-Intcr- -uccttil.
, 1881-11-09

TIL! FnESCIt INVASION OF TUNE.
LONDON, Nov. S.-A dispatch FROM Tunfs
says several important tribes til tho Tebour
SIOUX district lave agreed to submit to the
French.
, 1881-11-09


cLEstESUEAu's T11.ApK.
.PAnIa, Nov. Blu thu debate OH Tnnlsinn
afralrs tolny n. Clemenceall, 1iepubllcan,
said t,.e violation OF tho French {Euhtiey by
tho KrouislEr was not nn adequate muttye
fur tl,o Governments nctiVn. TlIo simple
policy OF repression would liave been suf1l-
Client, antl tllure would lAyo been no need to
occupy Tun's. Referring to the Iona <
GucIina hallway aiiu Ellltfn affairs bl. Gle
,llullcunu sniA lle saw, loUk where lla would.
nothing but TIC Interests OF business, auu
not tho commercial Interests of France. NJ.
Clclnellcpnll reproacscl tho Ministers with
exercising yloIeGco tuward the Dey, a,ld co,,-
clutled; "I0M I,ava violated tho Constltll-
ton, lccetyea tho Chnmber. infrlngGtl tho
rights of universal suffrage, mud violated tho
national sovereignty. An llIquiry must,
therefore, ba held" The debate then ad-
, iournctL
.TUNIsIAN AFFA1lis.
Bpsefal Cabs.
PAnts, Nov, 7.--Tho debate In tic Cham
ber Of Deputies OH Tunls!an aiTalts WINS coll-
t1nucd tlIs afteruoan,. but, as anticipated.
proved comparatively uulnterestlng. Tlerc
was such Il 1ack of earnest
ncss anu vigor tn bot'i tho nj
tack and tho defense that ono was
warranted in surprising that It was not 80
rtousIy lntol,.le.l to ilumIIlate the Ministry
by ilarstl yoto Of censure. The speakers
expressed the noblost sentiments It, tho
most elevated language, hut with
scurcaly au exception shlrked tho rcal
a1ustion at Issue. II. Naguel blamed
tbs AlinIstrY tor want OF frankness and de-
rlsl0n, a1Mi taunted 1t witt. having conducted
tia Tunislan expedition with . vicw to
electoral considerations
II. Alac.lee le Faure, who las lust to-
turned from runls md Is believed to have
lad
CRUSHING ARGUMENTS
ut comn,and for soule tlula, 1rlftel tnto sulall
side issues. Toward tho close, however. Ito
gruppled more closely With the question,
and plainly accused the Minister OF
War Of having disorgantzed the army
aud having wlllfully falAitlal the Ut.
ticlal sanitary statistics, III concluding
long and clever speech !le made . profound
sensation By declaring that the effective
strength Of many regiments was 80 directed
, 1881-11-09
A SHOCKING HISTORY.

- SaOlklNH HAD 4oR1'
Ills hau,
Thr Cincinnati Euoufrtr gives IN account
n, ~, ,v,.1" Ha.,,t," ~ ,,,,non, |.om,..,.
Ohio. to which public attentloi' has lateIy
l,eer1 drawn by Il most horrible parric!e.
Eu,,. Jn1uc. Weir, tic Victim. began life In
tlustItutlo,t ond irnnrn,,cn Nnd r,,ticd It In
sqHaloF anu heRsect III .le htel'l''' now
cser. l.o eslucate'l himself as Il lawyer. al
ta1ned ens!Me.,ce ut tho Bar, a.ltl served Ills
Stutc in hubble oi1icr. During tJtls pcrtou ),g
isceasu 1l'o ''l'o VI ecuei.1' ~. ~ ~ loI'' to,''
'l''d ls'G lo was elected TO Lie uhio Leslsia-
turc III Il Wlll9. lle was married twice. but
soon repcntp.l uf the SECOND un1uit und ell
u'',ae" ,, VIZ ,t,, ~ %s ,,, rt ,ae ns rafnsa
!he tae pelltloh 10 the court IL WIS leihsea'
however, aud tue eouple resumed tue co,l-
jngaE Relationship. Mrs. Weir died tn 1915,
w,i,,u ,lia,1 ~ on,a,.,,,,,t, ,J,,c r,,,fr1rtnr
Ms"h'1 "ie,' u c'"!s"1'p1"' ~ 'e,aA1"h's ,.s
ahIec are Jh'ises' tfeolHe. "t! .l"a' !nc NJ
count adds sarttoMtcalty: UT would tlaye
cuuId ,,nvn taken tj,rsc two boys alsn. M sul,.
~"ua "''o .'NIn o :, '''o' '' o""
seGoe'n events nave pto'ea'
Jn!nes Weir Jr. grew up to bo tllal1 OF
lemperuntr,,t. lie bccunnc Il person WHO
,u"t ,u.m,a't ~ r"ia or r,,,, Wi., hnt n vu,,tl,
"ah.en ~ .'.o y. ."'. ,', a.'' Uus 1n"t" ..
he kh"eNca o Young mans ~ eye oal III d.
Entltu 0t cards ut Ills fathers .otllct.
The injured n!an'y mime was joseph
Hy"l. ulMn anot!scr occaAt,1h Ja',ts struck
4 Matl nalned 1tytte Johnson oyer tho lIcnt,
secured employment us ii lettcr-cawter III
CINCINNATI Wilitp hcre he mt II mnns arm
, 1881-11-09

Arcttlsa 1fecf. Iron. ami N'ine, with
progressive arc. 1t cnrIches tho blupa, prompt
ly lnyigurntes tho brain anu nervous system.
Improves Digestion, GfG ltesult: 4 rt,iIn form,
bright oycs, happy 4tllie Of mind. Artnl's drug
store. corucr Mndlsop street aud Fifth avenue
HcddinE,s EEM~n1n Salvc 1.as proved
Its efficiency by test Of IS years constant use,
Try II.
, 1881-11-09

~. =, ,,,..,,, ,,.. ,,,,.,
nf. fNhA ''t'"''t =" 'nh n1''e's'Ao'
l'oShoN' Nost .. -A i1ertl11 hlSpatch ssys,
III TIC secOhd oal'ot lnr hielilHef nt TIC
ltolcIlsta5. Dr. Falk was ylctorl0llSa ut Worms
Gy Il sweeptr maturity. Mast Of tho secont
ELECTIONS. 1p 10 the present tlue, lave resulted
lii fnyor pf tllo t,lbernfs.
ring ts,,.r,t, f,t, r1,r u,,oor,, ,ttrtrf, 4 mn
1,u1i T11, cOnI.En.
t,rn,,v Nnv. s--.rhp I,oat nul,1;st,ca MI
,,,,,,, ,,,ht,, ,,o,,.,o - ,ous1,tsrnI,ln eo,,sn.
49,. r.. '...'.,.,., 49, t,tn',,,.i. Iii,
.'u'' 3t.I, "!,iJ.'1s -. .. .,'' ~
return 10 !trlia III tte co"1se ol lae week u
REPORT I'D tlle Emperor III rogafu 10 tle !ntlaro
constitution ut the government, III view 0f
tho results Of tlte election tho article pro-
ccctEs ns follows:
We hear rrIuco bismarck has expressed him
SELF NJ weary er buluv u,atc tho butt Of all tho
, 1881-11-09

:tapa, psuphtu4. and full Information eau be Oh
talue0 al thu cutupauys uacs. Nv. II Dtosaxay apw
.fyrk EItJ.
, 1881-11-09

TIIN SI'oCll OF THE COMPANY CAN
NE OBTAINED THROUGH ANY 1tEr"
UT.&lsLE IsHOKER gONSEGTEn WITH
THE NlNlxQ EXC1JANaE&. At THE
CURRENT MARKET RATES.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-08-25

he levelled his pistols exolaiming: "Qutem
est? Quten est" But tho delay of asking
was fatal. Before the words were of his
lips Pat CARROTS bullet was through his
heart, and Chilly the Kid" the terror of
New Mexico, lay a gasping, quivering
corpse, while his life blood dyed the dirt
floor Of Pete MaxwelPs dark adobe hut.
Eleven CORY ghosts stood waiting to escort
him to eternal shades.
ln personal appearance the Kid was any.
thing but desperate or mouster. Ho,
was very smal! and slender, being but
nbout five feet two inches tall, aud Weigh.
ing scarcely l2O pounds. lie had plain
but pleasant face, with thin, sharp features,
blue eyes, and light hair. lie was caIcu.
lated to make friends, and, strange ag il
may seem, left many who sincerely mourned
his death. Ono of the best men Of the
Territory, who, though identified with the
opposite faction, knew him we'll, said to mo
this morning: "Do you know l couldn't
help feeling sorry when heard that boy
was killed." lie was splendid horseman
and dead shot, aud at the time of his
death was ouy about twenty two years old.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-08-25

A SISTER IN A T1oHT PLACE AT
N, ooe Saturday evening, fatigued
by his long journey, wagonor, with his
son John, drove his team into good range,
and determined to pass tho Sabbath, enjoy
ing season of worship with tho good folks
of tho village.
When tho time for worship arrived john
was sent to watch tho team, wbilo the
wagoner went in with tho crowd. The
preacher had hardly announced his subject
before the old man fell sound asleep. He
eat near tho partition in the centre Of the
body slip. just over against him, separ
atcd only by tho low partition, sat fleshy
lady, who seemed all absorbed in tho ser.
mon. She struggled hard with her feelings
until Unable to control them any longer,
tho burst out with loud aorcam, and
shouted at tho top Of her voice, rousing tho
old mar, who, but half awake, thrust his
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-08-25
The Use Of Lemons.

The lemon tree is native OF Asis, !,
although it is cultivated in Italy, Portugal
and in the South of France. In Europe,
however, it seldom eacccds the dimensions
of the smallest tree, while in its native
state it grows to over sixty feet in height.
Every part of this tree is valuable in mcdi.
cine, though VIC rarely employ any but it's
fruit, that is tho lemon itself. And every
one knows how to employ this in lemonade
TO squeeze the juice in cold water; this
is the shortest way-or to cut into thin
slices and then boil it. Either way is good.
Lemonade is one of the best and safest,
drinks for any person, whether in health or
not. It's suitable. to oil stomach diseases,
is excellent in sicknoss---in cases of jaun..
dice, gravel and li.or complaints.
The pitpins crushed may also be mixed
with water aud sugar and be used as q
drink. Lemoa juice is the best scorbutic
remedy known. 1t not only cures this
disease, but prevents it. The hand and
nails are alsu kept oloau, white, sold and
supple by the daily use of lemon instead Of
soap. Il aiso prevents ohilblains. Lomon
is used in Intermittent fevers, mixed with
strong, hot, black coffee without sugar.
Ncural gia may be cured by rubbing the
part affected With q cut lemon. It is o
valuable also to cure warts and to destroy
dandrutf ou the head by rubbing the roots
of the hair with it. In fact, its uses are
manifold, and the more we employ it, OK
ternaIly and internally, the better we shall
fud ourselves. Natural remedies are the
best aud nature. is, our best doctor if we,
would listen to it. DccdedIy rub your
hands, hcad aud gums with lemon and
drink lemonade in preference to all other
liquids.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-08-25
The Kansas Man.


One sweltering day in hot July
A beer saloon he wandered by.
Aud seeing that he was not seen
He entered at the swinging screen.
Aud to rebuko tho drinking mon
Whom he observed around him then,
He ordered as he knew ho'd ought ter,
A glass of pure, clear, crystal water.
He set it down; "Ah, ha," said he,
"Cold water is tho drink for me-"
Aud so to make it cold and nice,
He pounded in little ice.
Hcalthful apd good, sliccd very Tho,
He dropped little lemon in.
And then he said, "Swoets to the sweet"
And stirred somo sugar in tho treat.
To kind embrace tho mixture up,
lilo dashed some bitters in tho cup,
Then just leetle whiskcy-well,
Say twenty lines of nonpareil,
Aud while he stirred it with spoon
lie sang, in gleeful tones, this tune:
"Water, cold water, pure ond free,
Water is the drink for me-"
Hc raised his head; loud, loud he laughed,
And to the dress the goblet quaffed.
"This is the ncw amendment plan,"
Remarked tho temperate Kansas man.
Then set his course, and held that day,
Due West, his calm imperial way.