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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21
AT CLOSE OF DAY.

Sweetheart, wonder if you dream :
The samo delightful dreams as i;
If all your RANT pulses sem
To throb more swift as we pass by.
see the warm flush on your face,
The beauty Of your bright, brown hair,
As down the crowded thoroughfare
You glide in goodness and i'll gra:e,
At close of day.
wonder why love you so.
You do not speak; yet from your eyes
Your soul looks out, and we'll know
The meaning that your gaze implies
What is this sense so sweet, so dear,
This mystery Of life that blends
Two souls-that makes us more thai
friends,
And life so far and joyous here ..,
at close of day! q.
Into my life new hope is born;
For, when we meet, you seem to bring
Sunshine like that which breaks at morn
And lights with splendor everything
New dreams, new fancies strangely sweot.
New thoughts that bold me in control,
New inspiration to my soul,
When we, by chance, one moment meot
At close OF day.
Eugene j. Hall in Chicago Tribune.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21
A Distortion OF Natural Shape.

It i, well to study the style of our fashion
ahlo Sisters nowadays, particularly because
wo arc s"cin:s Elo lst vi h.r shnpciinoi IS for
years What DO moan: That from the
cluging garments OF two springs ago they
have already departed into an artiti,'.al!tJ
of outlines AMI distortion OF natural shape
tlat las npt greatly outraged gfa:c ami
symmetry, hlt is bound to 90 ii :o'n. Inc
butte la; hHcn replaced ui:der tao rear dIs-
reii2s, aTd is growing rapidly to nj horrent
proportions. Al present il distondi III,
skirt, 10 Gn extent which. if the wcarcr's
hoay c,nf"rll2.i 10 It's limit, Size wouil ru
:tccn.,t ig!cou-Iy defo:niel bat il is Moth
in to what it vii he next yea. New
y or; Coz. Chicago Herald
.!ho unpleasant olor left cn the breath
prlrr oatnc oGions is cnjirriy removed hT
drinking Il cup Of strong coiIrc; anu coies
Loiiing wl.ile onions Grs cooking coUElrl
srts the snc.L w eStorn Hlowman.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21
NO coNcEALMENT OF WlCKEDNEss.
When a Frontier Town Assumes Its Most
Scarlet IEue-Next Morning.

When Frontier Town Assumes Its MoHt
Scarlet Vue-Next Morning.
At night Butte assumes its most scarlet
hue Tho town is red all the time, but ct
night electric lights reflect through stain I'd
glass a thousand cardinal and amethySt
rays The houses of the demi monde arc
now all open. In and out surge the peop!o,
challing the iow.necked, short sleevetl,
scantly- dressed denizens. Whole streets are
givon up to these parlors Of the sirens, w1o
sit ut the windows dressed in drawlng-rocln
decolete. When you come to the gambling
saloons the fronts seem to De removed AID
the dozens of roulette tables seem to be even
with the street There they sit, women,
Cinnamon, cowboys, miners, and Christians
in disguise. The clergyman does not play,
but he comes in to show his democracy 10
the boys and receive q donation from tie
man who breaks tue bank, and suddenly b.
comes generous
Tho Butte concert saloons are usually u!l-
derground. The saloon is square, with a
row of private boxes al around the top.
Tho orchestra is occupied by cowboys AMI
miners, who guzzle beer at % cents per glass
with iiabby barmaids The boxes arc o.
cupied by bank presidents, merchants, and
wealthy citizens, who sit behind lace cr.s'-
tains and drink Missouri cider-chanpagle
at So (. bottle with sprightly girls in gau2e
dresses or tights The gambling tables and
ths broker.voiced singers make q panc.,.
monium OF the pl.ce Tho woiTd eloctIc
lights mako tho room look like hades illum-
mated. AT II o'clock the singing is nov
and then disturbe by pistol shots from tie
cowboys, who shoot down into the ground,
unless they have an especial dislike to the
singer; then thu ball whisps through tie
curtain. Sometimes the cowboys chaIf the
merchants behind tho curtains i'll the boxes,
and make them order whisky for the
orchestra
Every body calls everybody else by his
first name, and there is perfect democracy
throughout the saloon. There is 10 conceal
mcnt of wickodness but each ono docs ell lie
con 10 mako the coucert-saloon tho wi ked-
est place in the wickeIcst city in tho world.
TIE loxt morning everything is forgotten,
anil Ghc merchants aro in their stores, tho
miners il tlleir mines, and the pistoled cow
boy punching his cattle ten miles away
Iii Perkins in SOW York World.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21
EcorGar:xa,ira or TIE Frcmc! Arn,y.

Tie main ftatures 0: Cen. HoulanSer's
bill for t.iY reorganization of tire French
army arc: First, tie abolition Of all eH-
emp.ions, save t!!G5, cxt9u,ic.l II yoans lnrn
studying 10: lihgra! careers, aal they are to
nay a niini,nlm tax OF u cr@t:!Aes Il day for
threo vcars-lC tne ell o! those three years
tl.ry are found to b. incorporated for two
years uctiv. >crTico: Sc orally, the raisin;
uf tho anuual contingent to -: :ncn. which
will brAg up tho ppa"e establishment iroA
4i!,0jJ 10 jIh,0.D !ilsn, Iii. period oI srrvi'e
to he three Yeas; thirty, tie nisa rot yet
embodied, or on iurousiI, arc 10 b. dri;lel
ONCE q month! foagt:i.r, i."c Is to br
special army for co.y.ii.l service, 10 Ee re-
cl.uited by voluntary enlistment. -CaicaSo
rirGS
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21
Gouu fiCn';,i ut the Carital.

II las been stated t:l:t Washington is ul-
healthy, and this impression, whls'l pre-
vailed a. tho tins OF Gar%c;!'s sickness,
still cn ! to tho rah.i; m;i'L T.hs is Il
!a;;.ak. T'.2 aIlnual ~ era. =" dea.n r..;o
l,ro is less than thDt IT other ciii2S, and
taxi, !!le last four years for eX!'~o!o it
hes boon ono pei cri.;. less III l,0jU tl:nn that
of HoSton fcu.' less par i,rlj t. II tat OF
Hic..nond; eight less per 1850 than that oi
Nsr YORK, ami eioTcn l,.,s :.ar sec than
E;.al of Charleston. Cleveland Leader.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21
Nervousness betrayed in penmans!ip.

Actfiycu III
Tho condition of q mans nerves is OFTEN
betrayed in his writing, AMI aI.o the fire Of
his temper. If ho be slow and metholiral,
ho covers page with characters laboriously
drawn out anu n copiouSness OF ink that is
defacing \ nervous man will either con-
tract his signature into the smallest place
possible or scrawl it out in flowing lines and
big letters or write it phonetirally. In
either Of the three cases it is generally i'm
possible to dicipher IL. business men to a
certain extent cultivate an original style OF
writing. Their correspondence is very
large and their names often attached tc
valuable papers A style peculiar to them
selves, if RICHLY followed oat, is ono OF the
safeguards against forgery. But ticre are
fo-gers as clover as business m,n who devisL
strange styles OF pcnlnansbip.-rioneer
Press
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21
A Greuter Man Than Solomon,

A lady who was not feeling very well
was importuncd by her liti!o son with ques-
tions which sho answered somewhat too
sharply 70 suit Young America, MLon ho
ej&cuia;ed, Goodness, what il the matter
with you: L hope you are not going to havo
oIe of your bilious turns" Another ied, who
was leu ming his >'uD4ay hoe !c%s%a, with
tile words: "Consider tho i;iios OF tho licld
how they gov; tLey koil hot, nei!i.er 10
they spin, and yot say unto YOU tit2t'-
here the hoy paused :erSott;ns; tie n9xS
word, and then i,roccedc ~i.u Il pronounced
yoi,o-"Gullivan in all lis a!nr W. u
Ike one OF these. '--HostoI. T:Gyc.;t.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21
Tho Classics Versus Athletic Contests
u,,,a Hama RI p,,ll.,Lin fn,. N.,u q enrnunca.

Tho Classics Versus Athletic Contests.
Tho Harvard Bulletin for May announces
that two scholarships havo Lcen founded
this year in Harvard college with an in
como for the present OF $40 each per an
mum, which are to be awarded for excel
lencc eithor in tile classics or in athletic
cont:sts The scholarships are to be called
the George Emerson Lowell scholarships,
and will be first given next year.
Tho New Nori; Tribune, i'll commenting
on this extraordinary announcement, says
that Its significance is such as to cause IN
ab:o bodied, back.acticn, triple plated
SILVER 10 run down the spine of every son
OF Iac, Columbia and Princeton who is
Interested in tIio athletic sports of Lis COL
lego, AMI wLo l. dcSiious Of srclms Its col
orS to The lore. -Chica;o Journal
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21

"rhcsc fancy farmer; tia% come cut from
the city with niotr lnou:y t:la'l brilin' MAKE
III, iau:;ii," saiti Il paoScnser from ElSin: u
cll,v iiAo that Siartc,i il Lear our r!a not
lo:E %. IL bJu ;lit u lot OF pigs for L,
purs'il :soi :;iI worth OF com u feed tuem
VITA, and ;IIcu sol! ,.so lot 10: -.
II Giln'J cypact to nlhe any money on
tn, c0vn. lie sail: * WIS i'll hogs / WAS
spycu.a;iHg, AMI l have colIc ou5 "ita L
pIo;it i"--I.:.lya.so 20 ! ie AL
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21
Recently Published Statistics of lr,ia.

y
Keccn:ly published statistics of British
Iniia gi;o tue entire roDua:tol a5 2':",95?,.
23j, and tiio superficial area &c i,i>,Oil
square uiioS; i;,jI., '"o rra.,i1nt2i were iii.
u..cri.t.d THO density of the population
reaches its ll;.NiInEm in ;:eLgal, whore
tii.ru wcro Ills inhabitants 70 The S. .uare
mile; tho minimum i founI i'll ccutI:l
lniia, with 5!:; ;.nl in british iiurmah
NJ. -. a., to .ie:. 5 ;::;'ro NIL. For every
| u Eis.l,ss I:lagv IT.! ri fci,:::"s The llil-
Gop, aud Hu.!'Ii.is.s !nc!u 10 G,nj - c; tlio
Iiohalnnle L.i:s, :sD,Gt'.oJJ; Christians, j.
nJv,o2J; j'ars,,., >5,1%', Jows, i!!,@"I; and
various ct!i": IS win sE1il2r mG#;ag:.
"a, entire Il h. Of ia..,l :.:.:1;i;ts tt. III,
;.i,y,., poa:.,ls Ii i!:c>h, i~>o, ,iic e.,::ro
lsn5,:l O, railroads, III nAic:., wa 30; Of
to telegraph a!s:ern|, : ;ii; i!o ;ct.;'
ic.gta oi wi:o:, ;;,'E i.-Lo..,o-i To-.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21
Sic. To,.asini's Electric photography

Sic. Tuu,asini's Electric photography.
A committee Of tic Paris Polytechnic liz
stitute has reported favorab.y on Sig.
I:oussi,.i' s method OF electric Photography
II T., q plan lor suporS'dNls tue functions
OF light ~ tie direct action OF e.ectrlo
curre..ts, ;.ui obtaining photographs In the
dark. LG.s,n lately patented u device for
stIegriphiAs without ti!o medium cs toio-
trupi. wires; After t@achiag lamps to dis
pe;sc with ia:np-oil, electricity raay yet eu'
cbio Us TO cook without tire and shoot With
OK. powder. DR.. Felix L. Oswald.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21

DR.. C. T. Page Of Ro:ton, seems intent
on supplcmenting the solution of the drink
problem by pledge Of abstinence from all
food whatever. The records OF baby-farm
statistics DO not shake his confidence IN the
efficacy of curtailed diet as @ euro for all
disorders of childhood, and no quotes the
cuse of Q con.uluptive who, much to his
own surprise, was cured by carrying that
curtail..cnt to its logical extreme, having,
in fact, tried TO starve himself to death, anu
Las gained strength ct u ratio causing
wiu,sprrad sensation. --ILicago Tines
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21
The eldest Living ...a!G lrmy 5!an.

The eldest i.;v:',.: ...h.'. Army "!::n.
John .os<. uf ;ei.;.i.cl; ru5ts. 20. 81, I,c-
,r,rtme.t uf Kansas. a:tiL to l., tir oi,io-S
tranl .t''!:y nian i!:.::-. H. ~ L":n il
leeds, .ic., Grtoncv y !'vI, r:;!;%t'i il
Corniany y, 'fEo l!uilt,eL AMI i'.."ty s2a-
onI ii:.noi., in May, ~, al! WAS M C.
tered "ut il October, i3;:.. ."'litaso Jour
nal
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21

Tho Crook or = .rnao;" 11anuSc"- ut.
James Il Tairchifi, in tho Magazine Of
Western History, writes OF the n!anuscriot
II Solomon Spaulding and tho Book OF
Mormon, and maintains that this manu-
script was clearly not tue basis OF the book.
tho Current
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21
Gen. HIcClclIan's Opinion of Il. T.. Lee.

Gen. McClelIan's Opinion of Il. T.. Lee.
Gen. Lee and knew each other we'll in
the days before the war We had served
together in Mexico AMI commanded again t
each other in the Peninsula l had the
highest respect for his ability as . COM
mander, and knew that he was not gen.
cral to be trified with or carelcssly Afforded
an opportunity of striking a fatal hlow
Each of us naturally regarded his own army
as the better, but each entertained the nigh
est respect for the endurance courage and
fighting qualities Of the opposing army and
this feeling extended to tho officers and
men. 1t was perfectly natural under these
circumstances that both of US should exar-
else a certain amount of caution; in lry
endeavors to ascertain Lees strength, po,i
ton and intentions bafo"e l struck n. final
blow; he to abstain from any eyts3d d
movements Of invasion, and to l.oll his
army well in hand until Ee could DO salts
fed as to the condition Of the Army Of tho
lotomac after its s-conl l:ull l;uu cam
pal N and Us to the int;ntious OF its COM
lnander.-Gen. NC oilan III The Century.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21

Rub der va5iiaoard CT dis lifo poo;y
barl mi5 COOL acktions, uud der so,il i!e ;,ui
purifuctions NIT dot. CARL PreassL
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-21

His Reverence for George WaShin:tpn.
Robbie has been brought up to nave a
profound reverence for tue father OF his
country and to think that 40 other hero
quito compared with George Washington.
The other day his brother was tal~ius aoou:
his shoes. "NoV, Georges buttons arc oil
coming off his si.oes, marnna," he said, but
l haven't lost one oil mine for weeks " Il i.e
reason is" remarked his Inoti i, prou Ily,
"that your mctieg scwed ttem Cn ::crSeif |
have como to the conclusion that 20 .:l,inan
being understaH IS or ever understood. t.4
art OF putting ON shos buttons but your
mother" Little t-year Old YVES listening,
and here he asked reproarh:ully: "Not even
George Washington, ulamma:" --llarper's
Ba ar
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-15

Last April John Pfleicher,a a farmer
of Blooming Grove, Pa, quarreled
with his neighbor, john Holiday. and
iinally shot him, inflicliog severe
wound. On tho following day Pflet.
cher was arrested and held 10 await
the action OF the Grand Jury on
charge Of attempted mansIaughter.
The following month FLETCHER escap-
ed from JalI In Milford, Pike county,
went 10 his home, where he remained
two weeks, and then relurred AMI
gave himself up, giving as reason
for running away that he wanted to
plant his spring corn. At tho June
term OF court he was found guilty OF
assault In the second degree. When
asked by Judge seeley II he had any
reason TO offer why sentence should
not be pronounced, he arose and
said:
Yer Honor, I have. You see, !
have twenty tons OF hay out In the
field, and II will be worth $50 ton
next fall. wish you would lot me
get II in, and then I win ccme back
In the fall and staEd any sentence
you may pass upon me.
This proposition struck Judge Seel-
ey as decidedly original, but after con-
sulting with Associate Judges Baker
and Hornbeck he allowed him to de.
part on his own recognizance, telling
him to be back at the October term
TO receive sentence. Promptly on the
opening of court FLETCHER was or
hand, and Judge Seeley sentenced
him 10 Imprisonment In the Milford
jail for sixty days and to pay fint
OF $3.50. His term was up Dec. %
and then q new difficulty arose. Ht
had only $50, and therefore could no
pay the fine. FLETCHER sent for Judg'
Baker aud offered to give hIsnote 70
800.
81 have no ohjection," said th
Judge, "providing the County Com
missioners will accept it..
The Commissioners were snmmor
ed, and, sitter being assured by Phei
cher that suhere wss no danger, b
would pay 1t II he had to work hi
finger nails off, they accepted hi
note Without an endorser, and Pfc
cher was free man once more.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-15

The edition for 1886 Of tho sterling Med
ioai Annual, known ~ Hosletser's Aima~
nae, Ii now ready, and may be obtained,
fFoe Of cost, OF druggists and general coun.
try dealers In all parts Of the United States,
Mexico, and indeed in every civilized por-
ton Of the Western Hemisphere. This
Almanac has been issued regularly at the
commencement Of every year tor over
one-filth Of . century. Iscomblnes, with
the soundest practical advIcs for the pres.
eryaslon and restoration Of health, large
amount of interesting and amusing light
reading. and tho calendar, astronomical
calculations, chronological items, ETC., are
prepared with great care. and will be
found entirely accurate. The issue OF
HoStesterss Almanac for 1885 will prob-
ably be- the largest edition OF . medical
work ever published In any country.
Tho propTietors. Messrs. Hosietter q Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa, on Teceipt OF two cent
stamp, will forward cepy by mail 10 any
persoli who cannot procure ono IN his
neigh a,oF hood.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-15

About thirty years ago prominent
physician by the name of DIR. William
Hall discovered, or produced after
long experimental research,a % remedy
for diseases Of the throat, chest and
lungs, which was OF such wonderful
efficacy that 1t soon gained a wide
reputation in this country. The name
Of the nedlcine Is DIR. Wm. Halps
BaIsam for tho lungs, and may be
safely relied on a. a speedy aud posi-.
tive cure for coughs, colds, sore throat
etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-15

Easter Of this year falls on si.Mark,
Day, April 25tb, It's latest possibl,
date. The last tins this occurred wa,
IN 1896 (old stylsj, and II will not &c
fall again until 1913.
Some singular facts are given In re.
lation to the character of the remark
able gold deposits which have been
discovered In somo localities on the
Fitzory River, New South Wales.
The most noticeabls feature l. an isoiat-
ed cone, rising from tho rlain through
which runs ths River Dee, The plain
being hanked east and west by buffs Of
Mesozoic sandstone, out Of which the
valley has evidently been carved down
TO the level Of the primitive rccks that
now form its floor. These old shaiea
aud qnartzites are riyen BY dykes of
rhiolite, and through them have evi.
IDENTIFY como 10 the nurfaco eayser
springs, deposits from which have form.
ed the cone. Tho water has, besides
gold, carried in solution silica, iron,
alnmina, etc. But tho gold seems to
have been precipitated chiefly In the
cup OF the geyser, and to DO richest In
large mass II iron ore, whica, 10 the
form Of Tn inverted cone, forms The
vertical axis Of the mountain, and in
the nodules Of iron ore that occur in
certain sofs cellular silicious layers.
Thete alternate with more or lees fer
ruginous layers, all Of which radiato
like the leaves Of a fan, and enclose
the iron ore. Gold occurs ia all the
layers except 10 = sillcious earth.
An explosion 10 . coffin that was
exhumed lately In Yorkville, s. c., is
reported by tho Enquirer Of that place.
The coffin, which contained the remains
Of a child three or four years old, was
buried in 1875. Recently the parents
of the child bought family lot 10 q
cemstery, aud the disinterment was for
the purpose Of transferring the body,
which Is said TO have beea found in an
excellent state OF preservation. There
was glaaa panel in the caskel, and
the beat Of the sun shining on this In
believeoi.o have caused an expansion Of
gases within the cofiis, resulting ia the
explosion, which il reported TO have
eqnalled that Of dynamite cartridge
in foreo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-15
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-15

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Lunser and Pests.

The undersigned will sell ali kinds of
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Ing stations on the Narrow Gauge Rail
Road, Leng's. Lawson and Beilville. Per
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cut and delivered az any of the above
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very best quality, the logs being brought
from the fine timber regions on the Nc
kenzie River.
wM L. SpIcER.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-15

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