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CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
FractiOns,in Fifths, in proportion.

1867 Prizes, amounting to............ .s265, 800
Application for rates TO clubs should be
made only TO the Office OF the Company in
New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly, CIV
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange in
ordinary letter. Currency by Express at our
expense, addressed NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or NJ. A. DAUPHIN. Washington, ID. G.
Make T. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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Having recently purchased an unusuai
large invoice OF Bingham, Alpaca and
SILK Umbrellas from one OF the largest and
most reliable manufacturers In this coun-
try. We will offer them on next Monday
at the following prices:
% dozen 10-Rlb Fast Black Bingham
81 20, 81 80 aad 81 70, worth 81 %, 81 so,
81 70 and so %.
dozen of Ferguson's Extra Fast Black
Imported Bingham Umbrellas at 50, 81 80
and So, worth 81 90, SO, and So so.
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B.F. MCKENNA co.
CORSETS. .

Thomson's G. f. Corsets in gradea
ar" "H., )" "G.," "P.," abdominal"
Nursery" "Linen," "Ventllating," etc.
French Woven Corsets-"C. p" "Syl-
via," Common Sense" BEATRICE"
etc.
DR.. Warmers Coraline, DIR. Strong's
Tampico, and other popular Corsets.
Gentlemen's Linen Collars and Cuffs.
Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs.
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Silk Umbrellas.

We have the largest assortment of SilR
Umbrellas In this city TO select from-in,
Plain, Twilled and Double Faced CoIored
Linings-and for goods OF the same quail
ty their prices cannot be equaled.
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LNOR RENT, about twenty acres OF land
II partly within the extended oIty limits
extending from the Waters road to South
Vile, with entrance from that road and also
by way OF the White Bluff road. There IS a
small dwelling house and A large stable and
well OF good water on the premises. Several
acres adjoining the house is fenced and under
cultivation, aud fine lot of fruit trees plant
ed. The place ia conveniently located for
small farming or dairy. There is a good
range for cattle, which can be fenced at
small cost: For particulars apply to G. Ii.
DORSETT.
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your views,
: orSsn to the front what's the powder to
And sla,,sa ~ star as no puIed his cigar,
-o'et oao nouoer. but--SnzopoNr, y ~
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Wewill continue for another week tho,
sale OF our mixed lot OF Ladies' White
and Colored Bordered Hemstitched Hand
kerchiets at 2lc, formerly sold at 25c, 3Oc,
35c and 40c.
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Grip auantrn.

WANTED, an experienced osnvasser at
w IA Bryan street, after 0A.M NJ. c. Nc
CARNEY.
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Eottrru.
EE-CAPITAL PRIZE 8T5, OOO-xDA
Tickets only So. Shares In proportion.
Louisiana State Lottery COm'V.

we do here6y certifv mat Qoe supervise TIRE
arrangements fer an the AOathiV and Quar-
terIy DrdF0'agS of The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and in person manage and con-
troll the DTdtoin0s Themselves and that the same
arc conducted tcith honesty, hcIirneSs, and in
good faith tosodrd all parties, and zoe duthOrise
the Company 10 use this certificate, qoiM fac
similes Of our signatures attached IN its adps--
Hseme1ts."
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employment ll1amtrn.

WANTED, situation desired by Young
w man of experience IN Drug store; can
give best OF reference. Address L. A. klCE,
65 Charlotte street, Charleston. S. G.
WANTED, position by two men, willing
w to do anything. Address W., this office.
M ANTED, situation together by English
w woman and young man ms cook and
waiter. Address j. LAW RENEE, kissim-
NEE, Fla.
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Mtiprellanfctto.


ORIGINAL Egg Phosphate, the best and
the Electro Magnetic Shaker. LIVING
STON'S PHARMACY, Bull and state
HAVE you been there YETI Where9 To
IL PORCHER P0STELL'S, l02 Broughton
street, to try q glass OF his elegant, rich, ice
cold MIX.
EVERYBODY drinks and recommends
AZ HElDT'S Acid OF MIX with Soda " alter.
Try HEIDTS Specialues.
DERFUMED Crabs Eve, the beat face
Il powder IN the market. Only and 10
cents per package. LlVINGSTON'S PHAR-
MACY,
DOYs' AND CHILDREN's SUITS at your
ID own prices. 0AZAN, Bull and BroughtOn.
TT is certainly the finest in town. What2
j That delicious Ice Cold MIR sold by
PORCBER POSTELL, 100 Broughton street.
TRY Blood Orange, the finest syrup ever
j introduced. Only to he had at LIVING
STON'S PHARMACY, Bull and State.
1T Is the Talk of the town, the extra fine
Il quality OF ice cold Milk sold by PORCHER
POSTAL, lO2 Broughton street.
ITO close out the stock OF sticky Fly Paper,
l. one cent sheet, at HEIDI'S.
E7IFTY large sized Coats and Vests Mt less
Il than they cost to make, GAZAN'S, Bull
and Broughton,
7 AG SCREWS, Bridge Bolts and Bridge
IL Castings. LOMBARD IRON WORKS.
Augusta, Ga.
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Ixa Criminal Court. To the witness. ibid
von ace the ACCUSED fre biz revolverP ~ %.
UY es; saw him shoot" "a a
"How far we're you from himF iflif u
"When be fred the hrst time was about
GAnd when he fred tho second tlmeW
aI'he second nmo--well, about hundred
vards 'j.-,ks FEzago,
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HE IS A DEMOCRAT NOW.
4 Messenger Heinstatcd in tho
Treasury Department.
From the Washington Post.

From the Washington Post.
A colored man named Gray was re-
Gently DISCHARGED from the Treasury De-
partment, where he had been maniiesting
his patriotism to the Republican party by
drawing salary OF $72O as a messenger.
When dismissed no remarked that he
"was too good Republican, 10 accept a
place and work under a. Democrat"
Yesterday he was reinstated as a mes
senger in the Office OF the Treasurer, and
during the day be went around To see
some OF his old friends. One OF these re-
minded him Of his remark about never
serving under a Democrat and about the
picture of Blaine which used 10 be up in
MS room with the cartoon depicting the
fate of the Democrats In Office after the
Republicans should again obtain ONCE.
1Oh,O said he, "these are not the Demo-
Gratis we used o nave before the war.
These are different kind. These are
Cleveland Demo@YsssY tls not the TACT
Of INV appointmeiie which has changed
INV opinion, hut lam Cleveland Demo-
Graf now-thatis-my party"
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COMMISSIONERS.

incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Leg
isature for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses-with capital Of $1,000, 000-to whc h a
reserve fund Of over $55O,OOO has since been
added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's fran
chise was made part OF the present State
Constitution adopted December I'd. A. ID. 1872
The only lottery eOer oOted on ind endorsed
6y the people Of am state.
IL Reeer soaLes OrpOstpOnes.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the Extra
ordinary Drawings regularly every
three months instead of semi-Annu-
ally as heretofore.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND
ORA WING. GLASS II, IN THE AOAD-
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY. August 10, 1SS0-105th
Monthly Drawing.
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Umbrellas.

A choice assortment of fine Alpaca
Umbrellas, in and 10 Ribs, with Olive,
Partridge, Orange and Bamboo Sticks,
from "a to 30 inches, at 81 %, 81 so, 50,
81 80, SO, SO so and 81,
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For Rent...sstiert IIaurono.


EOR RENT, a very nice hall on Market
II square. St. Julian street; seating capac-
ity about 100; rent low. NJ. j. DOYLE, Mar
kat snuara
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A fun line OF hne Perfamarg cheap. Ia
BrouRhtoa street.
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zarinr,IIanrnlia Epamts.

WANTED, nat OF two connecting rooms.
w unfurnlshed, on parior or second floor.
with board Tor small family. Must be good 10 =
cality, convenient to Bay street and moderate
prloe. Address promptly to INQUIRER, care
Morning News.
WANTED. room and board for lady in con-
w venient locality. Re ferepcfs exchanged
state terms. Address HOME, News Office.
WANTED, to rent, a house; Alto rooms.
w Address r., tins Office.
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2onmn 10 Rent.

NOR RENT. desirable offices in CONNIE ri
l. building, including the premises now
occupied by the Gotten Exchange. Apply to
J. r. BROOKS, 125 Bay street.
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COWS HEADS
bleaching upon the ground almost upon
the very threshold of the churcn. No pOr-
ton even of the blood stained "Oid Do
minion" ever suffered more from the raw
ages of the invaders than Liberty county
From Midway we rode to Dorchester,
and were struck BY the sad changes on
every side wrought by the war. Spending
the night there among old friends, who
were as bospitable as in their palmest
DAYS, the next morning the writer pro-
ceeded to Walthouryille, stopping q few
moments ut Riceboro, which Is cit
uated at the hoad Of navigation
ON North Newport river, and was for
many years the county site. 1t is still
Mace of considerable trade but fearfully
aickly during the summer months. Hence,
In point OF population. IL has always re.
manned an insignificant village. Wal
thOurville, on the contrary, Is noted for
it's salubrlty, and there 10 not vacant
house in the place.
THE CROPS IN LIBERTY
on all the uplands are LOOKING well, but
corn and cotton have suffered severely
from the incessant rains wherever the
drainage was not thorough. Rice was
growing luxuriantly and promises a
heavy Weld. We saw one farm OF $50
acres, owned by Anderson Jones and Gull
tivated with Underwater, which will aver
age near seventy bushels to the acre.
leaving old Liberty with many a visit
full look behind, your scribe hurried on TO
Macon by the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia railroad, making schedule
time with ease. The entire track. OF this
road is now in excellent condition, and
the outlook for a heavy fall business Is
very catering. or watermelons there
seemed 70 be no end. Train after train
laden With thig refreshing fruit was
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PIANO & ORGAN CLEARING
OUT SALE.
Y01l CHANCE Tl SECURE A GOOD INSTRUMENT At A }ARg,M

ome up tuyerh
u ehavehe
from to hv.N
oNa"o repoliahed and made snew Nf'''N ~"
Mason Hanin,
b"'oe't Arioh oaoer Pc!'ute ShOiingc Eent
Descriptive Lists be
NM purchasers are not aufei refund mon " "
TERMS EASY-Pano|
uncW"n,S To
over |hty Of these Instruments
2D pinys
10 hu1v.
Soo, will clear the III "'
Wrte for Piano aud Clearing CirouIar aud mi
advertisement Write ~ h
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s. cent Cigar
= SIOGiESFora a N3CKLE
We are still headquarters for
DUk Il CIGARETTES!

DUKE ClGA RETTES!
and in quiet sort of way we keep the
FINEST CHEWING TOBACCO.
A GFNTLE HlNT-When vou
come To Lancaster and fn:i tn'give iis "A
call you lose money. w" have Goods
10 --ll--Thats n TUct You uur:t 10
huy Goods-Tl,uc- Fact! We meat
We lradc--You save mOncy-that,s
Double fact. 'anQ Happy FACT.
G.. A. Philtipa. Df. J. n. WiIha.spoon,
= 90 Mauagcr.
SIMMONS iORsE AND CATTLE POWDERS
After Years of experiences In the
Drug Business in getting up various
preparations upon scientific and Their
opeutir principles. have determined
to rut upon the market the above Pre-
paration OF Horse aud Catt'e Powders.
which are compounded from those
Root, Barks, Herbs and ether Drugs.
iShiCh from experience have been
found beet adapted 10 give an appetite
and build up the wn-ting animal sy~-
fem. / guarantee these Powders or
money refunded. ASK for these and
take no other Sinruons Horse and
Cattle Powdcrs.
q. a. PHILLIPS, Proprietor.
Dk. JAS. ii. WIrHEKSPnOS, Manager.
tlnJ'I,t.t-'r~
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South Carolina n. .R. Go.

SUNDAY, March
~ II, 1886, Mt Gas A. ~, PASSENGER
Trains will run IA follows until further
notice, "Easterr. time
TO AND FROM CHARLESTON.
EAST. (DAILYD
Leave Columbia 6.3Oa M 5o7 u ~,
Arrive Charleston 100 p M 9.OC p Ia
WEST, lDAILYJ
Leave Charleston 720 IN 80 y M
Arrive Columbia 1875 m 1000 y M
TO AND FROM CAMDEN.
Fast, (pAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
LeaTe Columbia $50 III 5.O5 p III
527 pm
Arrive Camden l237 u IN Y.42 p III
(wI2&r DAILY FXCwrr sU>DAy.)
Leave Camden 7.43 III 7.45 a m
sis m
Arrive COLUMBIA 10 % M lO.35 II III.
1000 q M
TO AND FROM AUGUSTA
EAST lnAILY.)
Leave Columbia G &C y M
Arrive Augusta ll.35 j. NJ
WEST lDAII.TD
Leave Augusta 40 m
Arrive Columbia 10 co u nj,
CONNECTIONS.
Connections mage at Columbia
with Columbia and Greenville Rail
road ly train arriving at 10 81 Il. III.
and departing at 5.27 y. III. Com
necti0n made ut COLUMBIA Junction
with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad by same traiU TO and iv0E
al points oil both roads. Passengers
take supper at Brsnchvllo.
ConLectiun is made at Charles
ton with steamers for New Torl: and
steamer FOR Jacksonville and points on
St Johns River Yuesiuy1 and
Saturdays: with Churlestun
and Savannah Railroad to and from
SayannaH and All points il Florida
daily.
G,@'neCtions are made at Augusta
with Georgia Ra.lr0ud aui Central
liailr0ad To Ll,,. from all points West
and south. AZ B!ncEvilIe IL aud iron.
points ON iiGruwell Railroad. Through
.i>l.cts can be purchased to all points
South and West by applying 70
ID. ACt. L iGEN, Agent,
Columbia. =. &.
JOHN L. PECK, Geu'l Manager.
=. {. AULE& Cen. Pass. aud Tick ct
Agent, Charleston.
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ID other Natdrs.

Among the views Of living nature,
aud indeed Of the ihorgnnic universe
as well, which receive tacit acceptance
and SANCTION frnr, ordinary thinker.
there are certain phsses Seen.ed :a-
controvertible in their plsin every day
demonstration. B, fore our ewes. for
insssnce, we zee Jfadra Nut,ira spend
ing her waeEe",thnl in nppsrcnt thrift.
iessne's and wcefui waste. The prov.
erb. Waste not. want not" 81 tho
rosghIy ard repeatedly dinned into
youthful cars. would seem 10 have M
application t" the works end WAYS #
the rrodigal All.molhcr tnat surroun.ls
ard encompasses us, Tha, nnwcr that
"b'ooms u"' en- aud wastes irs swee.
ness in The desert air. is very mild
illustration Of Il as:ure-sv!rit which
"ppeaI' in more f;rcihle wsvs e. the
mad rs M example Of need les, con.
'!ivanc", wasted efr, and IA less
pr"d!saIi.y. We fly to T,nnvson for
that apt Quotation CONCERNING the CIV
teeds produced, and whereof only one
come To the full fruition Of its race.
Livery summer day shows us how true
apparently the poetic axiom holds
livery spring time seems to teach US
the same truism. The Zines and other
c'nebearins trees discha rge thor pollen
"r irT;i.'z'ng matter in clouds. The
~iHd', rs nature !n;end-, sweep this
pollen from Their branch on the
'Ho*ers' Of which i, las been pro.
dueed, Carried thr,ugh the air for
"ilss' so much of the pollen cloud vii!
ia'i on the receptive 'coues,' tersilizs
the ovulcs, and thus conver, them into
seeds, "heuce new dynasty Of tree,
may arise. But countless snow.-, of
pollen are spent IN rain, irreyncably
ihst and sent abroad 10 no purn,sa
whatever They fail on barren ground;
they litter the earth miles away from
their parent trees, or cover the surface
"f lakes for miles with yellow film
their purpo'c futile and lle;r prodyc.
ti"n vain. True il is, as the bo,o,is,s
tell us. that more po!!ea viii he pro.
dnccd in the case oF wind fer.iIi.rd
plants than~ fund in / ha, Of insssc:.
'mprevnaied fowers. 1t j. case Of
hit "r aiss" with the wind fer,ilized
tree'. while il is an illustration nf nm
exact calculated aim with the n ,wers
Hence nature ha. 20 provide .or Ne
contingency which swaitsh.r ,ffnrts in
The former instance hy providing
very c"riHns supply of pollen. She is
IN The position he c, not nf the marx.
inan VIII takes dqlibSrate aim at the
bull oyie with his rife AMI single bul.
iet. She showers her bullet, .t the
object in the hnpe that some of them
will hi'. and with eauslly plain cx.
pectAti,n thai many mus, miss al.
together. ~
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hlNnGR. GO Richardson 81 Columbia,
:. .. All Kinds Of Printing. Ruling
aud Blni.nt done NJ low figure, and
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Of schools. tnllcsea ard Chufch ASS
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Sl per printed page f,r - copies. O'i
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" Business card one year $40 90.
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Division.

EDULE IN FFPECT SEPT.
- /, 1885 - Eastern Standard time.
NOkTHWA
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80 .
My Boy.

i was in Father ray lor's study, talk
ing with hita aboG. his eventfuI life.
We were discutsing' some features OF
the temperance question. when he took
down from Il ashclfa plain pocket Bible,
mud asked ME TO examine it. On the
ty>leaf was written g. -. frum
his mother" Turning over the pages,
l observed that in some Places they
we're torn, blisterei and stained with
blood. ! asked for the history. He
replied; Some years agoI was sent
i"r in haste visit o young man
Who was dangerously in. l went
q the horse. in mi,crahlc garret. I
fund lal. pale. weak, and friut from
':e loss II bI""d. 10 ."lG u1e that he
had been attacked with a severe hem.
.rrhage, and knew that he was soon
10 die that he had been leading life
of dissipation, had become n slave TO
drink, and had been brought to h!s
present position. My mo;bcE,' he said
was a godiy woman. Che instructed
ina faithfully, prayed for me tendcrly,
and tried to make ME a good man.
left home, and cane to Boston to make
my own living. | intended to do right,
and follow my motkr-'j counsels. Her
last gin 10 me was this Bible. At first
4 read il daily. and attended worship
every Sabbath; but ! fell into bad
company aud gradually went astray,
until | lost all ny manliness ord he
came wretchea drunkarl. have
,Su.nt blood resscl and am diving.
For Gods sake and my mothers pro
FOR me. left him in great 1iatrcss.
The nex. day found him dead. He
~ha lying with hi. book clssped to !.ls
lips. 1t was wet with HIS tears and
blood, and, torn with his convulsive
hgonies. Some years after made n
temperance speech in PhilaGelphia. !
related the incident aud held up tho
book as did SO. There wns n s,ir in
the audience. A poor woman, with Il
sad. heartbroken expression, arose and
tostered to the platform. She implored
me to let her have the book. Tho
'stillnrss Of the room WAS terrible
Every eye was fixed upon her. With
trembling hands she turned to the fly
leaf then, With &C cam. fell fa'nting
TO the floor. shc had read the name
"f her own son. and for the first time
knew of Lis said fate"
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L ' l. ~
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>,np:riI,, "'" '''''f'
No. "a DAii,,.NM ~, IN ,In .,ru,....,
Leave AugULt, IAI q ni'a i'.,>r, -,
ARR. rninn,Li., ia ~ II, ~
.r,y. CoIuu,I,io ~ ,b -.
Arrive mt Chorl"tte lev az :"
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cent sunday
Leave { niu,nbi. 5Iz -,
Arri,. ChnrIntfr Y, - - ~ 49,
SnF|ru,y,rr ~ !"
No 81 DlIIy-N,TI .>n ryru,.o.
Leave Charlotte ~ nm - 49,
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CTENECI1ovs. 80 ~
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Pc'Nons VINO lead n ffNv ~ exrosure
are siijoct 10 riieum Itism. neuralgia
aNd IumlaSo ani whl Il nd a valuable
RENE iy in Dr. J. H. McIeln's Vol,
vanir; 1t VIII hanirh paiJ au suldue
.ut 10 II .tlog
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Is.HEs OF this size tyne. No advertise
meht considered less than square
Fraction over one square or more
charged only rs fractions.
Semi Monthly. .Mnuthly,or Quarterly
Advertisements, will he charged Twn
Dollars per square for each insertion
Grartcrly, Semi Annual nr Yearly
contracts will be made on the follow
ing terms-the contract, however. must
in ali ra.es he confined to the i'm
mctiate business OF the individual
contracting
SPACE. 9 m G M "
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-14
The Presidents Vacation.

PROSPECT HOUSE, N. Y. Sept. 13.-
For two days heavy rain storm has pre-
vailed in this region, and not until this
afte rnoon has it been possible to make ex-
cussions beyond the hotel piazza. IL raned
all day yesterday. and, what with the rain
and the wind. all Geographic communica-
ton with the outside world was completely
cut off, nor was it restored until this after
noon. Last evening the moon appeared,
and the indications of fair weather were
so promising that deer hunt was arranged
to take place this morning but two hours
shower setting in about o'clock in the
morning so deluged the woods that all idea
of a hunt had to be abandoned. 1t
was accordingly deferred until tomorrow
morning, when an interesting chase in the
vicinity of Long Pond is promised, Mrs.
Cleveland and some of her friends went
down to the foot of the lake on the steam
launch Nellie, when the sun came out. The
time of fishing for speckled trout expires
to- morrow. and the president proposes to
have one more turn at them before the sea-
son closes. Salmon trout may be caught
urtil Oct. 1. Col. and Mrs. Lamont are
expected here On Wednesday. The colonel
has not been much improved in health by
his vacation. and the president insists upon
his taking few days rest in the AdirOn-
dacFs before returning to his labors in
Washington.