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6arsa's SuS1trreftiou.

Gan Diego, Ger, 24. Sauuar. -
Cine 9lbtbeiluus oe5 3. aauGllerie Gegt,
ment5 inter Dem @apitdn Ghaie mdtbte ges
itern friib unluelt Baltic 9laUco Oen Ser
iud, elue Sd)aar Weritaner, oermutblld)
DiitglIeber Der @arsa'i6en Sniurgeuttn.
banoe, elnsuiangen. Die Msrlfauer iener.
ten auf Die Srurpen uuo cntflobeu ms 9e.
biiid), pbne OaB es gelang, lbrer babbaft III
merbeu. Steiner Der SolOateu wur0e per-
lett. Don Nanrico @onsales, @)ar5a {
Sdlmie9erpater uub Elm berporragenOer S'e.
wobuer Der betrefienOen Gegeu0, btbauptct
tnoeIien, Die Aterlfaner ielen Hterocolebe
nub feline &euo!utlonliteu gewelcu. Sara 8
geute, iagt er, piirOeu ultt Ouf Sruppen
Der Serelntgten Staaten lcuern, uRD es be-
beianOeu iiD iiberhaupt tetne mcritauIid)cn
SnIurgenten illUerbalb 80 Wsileu BON IA.
t,+N
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Ssfretdr Slaine ibrsibt ferner, oaB, menn
Die anitjBise gtute oes SeRor Matta nidt
iofort Suriidgeso9en pcroe, Die diplomatic
iden geiiebunseugabgebro6eu Deroen lol-
len.
Gum Sdluiie ia9t Sr. Blaine nod, oaB
bic d)tleniide 6egierung iu periteben aeae.
ben babe, baB @gan bel ihr cine persona
ingrata lei uno ielne Hbberuiung perlanae.
Oleies ,uo1e man iid aber erlt nod iiberles
gen. Sic anitDBige 0epeide Matta's muroe
am %. Sanuar suriidgenommeu.
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Sic 6rtppe inter DEN SuSianeru.

BbOnir, 9lri5r "a. Sauuar. - SnoI=
auer.Agent Sacatu, SOrlteher Del haupt.
iGd)IidlenSnOianerusentur in ben SerrltorIen,
meloet. baB 100 4tltglleOer bes Ytna-
Stammes mdbrenb Ger Ieeten prei 2Soden
al Der grippe geitorben itnO. DIE GpiOe-
mie perbreltet iicb aud inter Oen 9apagoeS
unO auOereu beuatbarteu StGmmen. Ganse
20rler iiuh entp0ltert, unO felu HIltel
ihclnt etlpas gegeu Die Sranthett su frud]ten.
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selbifmorS etneS Standardization.

Ct. auguitine, 6lu., "a. Sanuar.-
Sermaun Garter, IA Sabre alt, pou Sups
8oint, Gong 5slanS, N..9., besius seitern
Nbeno Selbituoro. inSem er itd nit einem
6epolper eine au9el in ben Sopf lagte.
Selne 2eite puroe beute friib in elnem
HalmettosOidid]t, unweit Der gSinterpoh-
nung ieines Saters, anf9siunbeu. gtan
9laubt, baB Der anabe in Solge oes 0elens
bon Sire-9fouelen unb Gbnlif)er S9IHos
2iteratur iiberaeidluappt mar.
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@ermiia,te telearapbif6e sepei@en.

- Die trollfeu lleberrete oes getorbeNen
Sunoesrldter5 Solepb y. GrableD muroen
geltern auf Der pMount Yleaan Cemetery"
bel gtewayf, N.zS., sur &ube beitattet.
- Die 9eite zines unldngit bel @lsu.
Campbell, 3D., nit burbl6ntttener &eble
auigeiunoeuen Niauues lit OILS bielenige
SEQ. 0ipers', eines NtaurerS, ibentifisrt
iporbeu, melder furs Dor @eibuadtsn bon
{5aitiugs, Ba., nad Ohio aufbra6 uuo 5000
mltnabm. GaS @elb lit perltnuuoen, uno
Der Mauu fel oiienbar einsm 6aubmOrpe
gum Spter.
- Geor9 2einbad bon 9eesport, Ea.,
elmer oer woblbabenOfteu Siirger pon Sertst
Gountp, wurpe uon eiuem aushla9enoen
Yferbe 10 un9liidli1 an Die S6l6fe getrofz
fen, OaB er tarb. @r mar 40 Sabre aft.
- Ser @apitdn Ses geiteru aus Sapti in
gfeipzYurf angefommenen 0ampIers @rinS
9Silbelm H." melbet, naB Die Sad]lage Su
Yortsau=H Hrince bel leiuer Ibfabrt cine trlz
tilde mar uuo oaB man ben ausbrub neuer
unruben td9lid ermartete.
3ebn @rubenarbeiter ipurben 9eItern
in Der Sttoz3ebe," rabe Sraudlbale, Ya.,
ourd) einen aui lle berabfalleupcn Sabrltuhl
id)mer perlett, elmer berlelben, 9tamcuS
Sobu Sames, wabri6einllb t0Otltd.
- Utid)ael Mc@opern, elm adltjGbriger
Suabe, meld)er bel ielnem Snfel III Hbilas
beIphia lebte, Ianb geltern elne 6Ialde, Die
nabeSu cine balbe Elnte ShnappS enthtelt,
in elnem &aubldranf une leerte bleIelbe.
Salo barauf itarb er an ben gSirtuugeu be5
genollenen @etrGuf6.
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Yoitu1eiifer babem gitdts sm frttii1.

&ea bing, 3d., %. Sauuar. : Der
Yoltmeler in OtOrgantown, SeefSsGountp,
Sepi 9. Sblrf, lit Ourd ben @eneralpoits
meiter Ssanamafer abseiett uuO an ieiner
Stelle iit Samuel 0eihlne ernauut woroen.
ge9en Sbirf wurOe tiir;lid Die anfduloi=
9nn9 erboben, er babe Den YraiOeuten par
ItloI lehr un9iinItig trltlitrt. 2aher bic 2lbs
ietuua.
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&ater uuo Sub, ersrawst.

Msw . orf, %. 5anuar. Nuller.
Der 2(r;t oes Sorn. Gpru5 ~ Sie.p, muroe
hentc Niorgen 81 llbr nab Oem 0anc lei
neS YatieHten geruisu. Gr iagt, O0B 81.
Sielo al beginneuoer 2uugenelIJIlnruaQ
uHb Sung geitlonen leiOet, OOdj lei eure
unnlittelbare yebeHsgeiahr uid)t OorbuuOeH.
s. Dt. 6ielO bate geiteru I'M yuolOwllr..
@efdugnlB elueu 9lnrau bon Sdliittetirolt,
mo 81. yiuolep wurbe Su isluer EcbGno.
lung gerufeu. oeute Muraen btiinhct CT
iid] etlpa5 luoblcr.
q E NJ 3 OFF, "a. Sauuar. r.-9prllS y.
Sielo beiiuDet iifl beute Abeub beiier. Gem
str;t glaubt jest, paB Der YateHt, oeiien
d5ui1anO geiteru 4beno oaS SdjlImmlte be.
flirdten lies, iebt geueleu miro.
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Ym,nperniGel.

Ter edite ipefipbaliidbe Sedingi i6le WnmpftS
t.i6sl lit bel &tes & Comp. (Redio9eIn pon u
wiarti1p au Der gte Der Cough unb 5alas strast gu
hahsn- lSiop.3, ,3uhe)
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(uus umiercr aeitriaene. yaoreensWussab be-
Curopdi(6e Ha6e(6crid6te.
Seiurid,, Der ssefabrer, bat ole Srippe.
Gmrbapem ,piro prei6iid1.

Serliu, "a. Sanuar. r.-EriuS 9einri6,
8ruper Des &aiiers, leloct Oil einem leldteU
glutall Der Grippe.
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Sambura, "a. Sauuar. - Die Inter
hanoluugeu iiir Die abtretung bon @urba=
ben al YreuBen itnD nabesu abgeid)lonen'
Die Suieln gSllbelmSbura uno @eor9swur=
Der III Der glbe, lOwie 9lltona werOen ais
Sergitung all Sambur9 abgetreten.
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@aS oic MusIanncr in Chile BON Den, 8e=
fanoten Ggan balteu.

y bt laoelp pb a, EG., 25. San. -
Die 5trma Sobn 9ucaS & Comp. bat eiuen
pom 10. DECEMBER uori9en Sabres oatirteu
TriuatbrleI zines anlerifanl6en SireerS in
Salparallo erbalten, peldler bort eineu eiu.
iluBretd)eu faufmdunilhsn Toiten befleioet
unb leit 20 Sahren III Slio'Amerifa meilt.
9erlelbe idrelbt eineu g.oBen She'll oes
Wi6perhGltnine5 smildlen Den Ser. Staaz
teM.uno Chile Dem @eianOteu Yatrid Gaan
Su. SD finoe bier iiberal," iagt Der Yriei.
ld)relbel, pei1 meitperbrettetcs 9efiihl Ses
SafeS gegen mein Seimatb!anO, bas leiuen
oaupt9runo aus Der 9altung Gaan's ber-
leitet, lpelGer bic rehte Sauo Salmaceoa's
mar, uno beieu Sobu unter oes Sittators
6egterung ahns9ontrafte in ben ISdn.
ben bielt. Nber it iehe nitt MIR, oaB oie@hi<
lenen ben @eiauoten GgaH balien, lonbern
Nmerlfaner, S6otteu, 0eutde, uno ieber
CUTE SelfdfISmaun, ben id) irage, miiuid)t
OeHeu Suriidberuiuug uno Die 9rleoiquna
Der Streitfrage. 9iatiirlidlerlpeile beuusen
Die Saufleute anberer 9tattonalit1ten, wie
Srausolen, gngl1ucel uHo Seutjbe, Die
Saflage unb sleben conlnler;eue Sortbeile
Daraus. Sc lduger Ggau bier blclbt, beito
GROCER if Der S1aben fiir unlere ameritanis
ldeu @edlite. Die bieil9en geanlteu
baben mid nm meine 9lnit6t gefraat; id,
ertldrt. linen, psnn i9 redt iuformlrt iei,
helt i'd @gan's 3uriifberufuua fir bas
Seite, moriiber iif Oieielben freuten uuo es
wobltbueno empianpen, naB nod eini9e
amerifaner bier ieieu, Die suaebsu, Safs iBr
eisenes 9ano ourd, Die SdulO ieiues @.<
lanOten fd I'M llurett beianoe. Die
Sage bier III bebeutsno b.iier selporSen;
@eiddfte uHO SDrls atbmen auf Wiinen
wuroeu er0iinet, mn Sas Solf lit sinis uno
gliiflid. Ser einsige !5enlmldJub it Die
amer;fanidle Srase. SON SalmaceSa's
Yartei if gtid)ts m.br iibrlg."
Jortiesaue Der &riessrIitmnsem.
YbilaDelpbia, %. SaHuar. - 81.
Sunoesregierun9 pirb $4,000 fir Die 0tez
paratur unb 4usriitung bes Monitors
~ Moutauf" oerauS9aben. Die arbeiten
merNen nadSrdfteu betleunigt. Das Erof-
fenood I'M 9easue.Sslanosr 6lotteubaubof,
iueIdles fir $4,000 BON Der ,Simpion
Srn. 9ot.@o." berseiteut uno ill letten
Star; BON Der &esieruns aeesptirt wurbe, 1T
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pereits led aeporoen, uno oieier llmffauo iit

bereits led gemoroen, unb bieler llmffauo III
Den Irbeiten baielbit auberf binberlld). II
Sc perlautet bier, bab Sertreter Der Suns
beSresieruns nit alauS Spredels Setreifs
Wtietbens etlid)er ietuer 9ampfer auf benz
itiaeu Meere su Srausport3pedeu inter-
banoeln, uno haB er eu9epilist bat, bic se-
iuinldten Sahr;euge Der Regierung su iiber-
laIien. Sr. Spredels ielbit perweigert alle
0tittbelungen oariiber.
gSaibingtou, 3. G., 55. Sanuar. =
Commander S. 6. @babmid 1T gum Se-
fehlsbaber oes ioeben ;u Srunsportsmeden
fir Die Sun0eshotte eripOrbeneu 0ampters
uSbio" ernannt iporoeu unb miro lid benlz
Ielben su Soiton, no er biunen meui9en 3 o.
gen aus philadelphia eiutreHen wirb, oil.
id,lieBen. 9as 6abr;eus miro in Bottom
gum 9teuitc ausgeriitet ruerOen.
Gine beute uon Sru. Sale in Senat ein.
gebradlte Sia iit i'm 5uIammenbang nit
BEN dileniihen Serluifelungen bon ipe;el-
LEM Sntereiie. 9ieielbe autoriiirt ben gau
bon orei YanSer Sd)ladtid)ifien bon le 300
bis 10000 Sonueu, BON s,uel weiteren Salt
Serld)iffen fir &iiltenpertbeiotguug, uon fiinf
aauoneubooteu bon je 800 bis 1900 SOu=
neE uno uon ad,t Sorpebobooten eriter
alahe. aae bleie Sabrseu9e, iouis alle
Shetle berielben miiIien. uie Die Bill be-
ftimmt, in ben Ser. Staaten ber9eiteut mer=
non
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gtudj GhiIe rititct.

9S bin9to >. G., 25. Sanuar. -
9(utbentilte Nad)ri6t.n aus England er9e.
beu, baB Die Gfileni9e H.gierung ben sur
yteucaitle i'll Sau begrliIeneu neuen
SrenSer angefauft hat uno ibn raid poIlen'
ben ldbt. Ser Sreu;er 1T Elm 6ahrSeug BON
5000 Sonnen, dbnlid) bemlenrsen, meld1er
unlGuslt Don Der ndmlden Sirma fir Ir.
gentlnlen erbaut lpuroe, unb ioll elue auBerlt
groBs 6ahrseihplnoigtelt erbalte1.
Ser Spbm oes 6eSamoten &aan nno Die Nn=
ipriidje ciner amsrifantid,en Gpmpagnic
seaen SbiIe.
YbilabeIp pbia, 25. Sannar- - Gin
hiel,ges 9tad,mlttagSblatt thellt nit, 6rans
els 9S. 99aH, Sobu bes @elanpten Ggau,
iei Yertreter elmer amerifanil6en Gonltrut>
tlons Gompagnie, meldle elneu anprAA
BON $3.50 900 gegeu Die d)ileniid)e He9ie.
rung selteuo su nabeu lud)c. 0leIe Cont
pagnie lit inter ben @eicreu beS StaateS
Sentufp organlilrt uuo fiibrt cen 9tameu
u9tortb- aup Soutb. .Imercau-G ftructons
Co." Sbr Erdloent ut pr. s. j. Sallep,
ein @leuhGnpler i'll 9tr. 257, Glib 4.
StraBe, Oabter. Die @ompagne bate per
ld)ieoene GilenbafH=@ ontrafte III Chile lberz
nommeu uub feiu gelo iiir ibre slrbelten
erbalter. Sic ipanote iib oaber al Den
@elanOteu ggan uno eriutte lhn, iidl pes
slnpruds ausunebmeu, oOer, in Sale er
es ni9t lelbit f0nue, eiueu anoeren, suuer-
ldiiisen Mam banut su beaufragsn. Ggan
iibertrus Die 9lugelegeubeit ielnem Sobne,
pel9er baraufbn Soumaft BON Der Gonl'
pa9Hie erhleIt, ihre Anipriife Su perIedlteu.
Die 2ebter.u iparen id)on Dor Dem 9lus.
brud bes fiirslidJen Siirgsrfrieses IN Chile
in Der Sd)lpebe.
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q. Naime, GissptbMmcr ano Geeaftenr,
eibmei.=Sds 9aitimore:StraBe urb Yois=SfEce gpe.
Treis bcs ilaIid)cu States, hnrdb 9rdser in Sats
ttnore unb in ner 9iA1baritait beiorst, 121, @ts
faglidie nno Suania se= =etmeaabe Is Gts. p;o
geoe, ,sabber poentli an Die oas 9Iatt bcIorseh5sr
saal,dl Ecst Sonntane, ,stns aabc urier
Seit I'M GerbiItnib; Iur Die iunGbtnfIid,e MuSashe
wit SoEntaasbot rortoirci nit slbsns tiir GIu5s,
s15o pro Sapr, ndco ir9eno eiHem Slte bes Srlai,s
prc Satr-Das beite uno niaigite 0ettldle SIays
~ oeR Diittsiz mo Guoiia1ten.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-07-28
The Power of Kindness.

There is no power OF love so hard
to get and keep as kind voice. q
kind hand is deaf and dumb. 1t may
be rough in flesh and blood, yet do
the work of a soft touch. But there
is no one thing that love so much
needs as a sweet voice to tell what
it means and feels: and it is hard to
get and keep it in the right tone.
One must start ia youth and be on
the watch night and day, at work
and play, to get and keep voice
that shall speak at all times the
thought of Kind heart. 1t is often
in youth that one gets voice or a
tone that is sharp, and it sticks to
him through life, and stirs up ill-will
and grief and falls like a drop OF gall
on the sweet joys OF home. Watch
it day by day as a pearl of great
price, for it will be worth more to
you in days to come than the best
pearl hid in the sea. a kind voice is
to the heart what light is to the eye.
1t is a light that sings as well as
shines.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-07-28
Cold Water Killed Him.

In a small house of the Rue Ste. Mar
guerite, Paris, there has lived for a long
time past crippled old 5eggar known
in the quarter as The Terrible Savos-
ard" One morning recently he left his
lodgings as usual to offer pencils to the
charitably inclined. and When he ar
rived at the wiueshop of the Rue Bas-
froy, where ne was known, he began to
tease the housemaid, Clemence Pruvost.
The girl, rot relishing his attentions, re-
torted, '.If you had watered Your wine
this morning you would be less trouble
some," and threw glass of water in his
face. The old man sprang forward with
an insult on his lips, but suddenly stag
gered back and fell down dead. The
doctor summoned in haste to the spot
declared the cause of death to have been
CONGESTION of the brain, produced By the
unexpected cold aspersion.-Pall Mall
Gazette.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-07-28
underlie the safeguards of American

liberty.
shall not attempt to specify at
this time other objects and aims OF
Democratic enlightenment which is
to be our mission. True to its his
tory and to its creed, our party will
respond to the wants of the people
within safe lines and guided by en-
lightened craftsmanship. To the
troubled and impatient within our.
membership, we commend continued,
unswerying allegiance to the party
whose principles in all times past
have been found sufficient for them
and whose aggregate wisdom and
patriotism their experience teaches
can always be trusted.
In tone of partisanship which
BELTS the occasion let me say to you
as equal partners in the campaign
upon which We to-day enter, that
the personal fortunes of those to
whom you have entrusted your ban
ners are only important as they relate
to the fate of the principles they rep
resent and to the party which they
lead. l cannot, therefore, forbear
reminding you and all those attached
to the Democratic party or support
ing the principles which we profess
that defeat in the impending cam
paigr, followed by a consummation
of the legislative schemes our oppo-
nents contemplate enactlng, and ac-
companied by such other incidents
Of their success as might more firmly
fix their power, would present most
discouraging outlook for future Dem
ocratic supremacy and for the accom-
plishment of the objects we have at
heart. Moreover, every sincere
Democrat must believe that the in
terests of his country are deeply in
volved in the victory OF our party in
the struggle that awaits us. Thus, a
patriotic view of the situation exalts
the hope of party victory and should
intensity our determination to win
success. This success can only be
achieved by systematic and intelli-
gent effort on the part of all enlisted
in our cause. Let us tell the people
plainly and honestly what we believe
and how we propose to serve the IN
terests of the entire country, and
then let us, after the manner of trne
Democracy, rely on the thoughtful
ness and patriotism OF our fellow
countrymen. It only remains for me
! TO say to you, in advance of a more
formal response to your message,
that l obey the command Of my
party and confidently anticipate that
an intelligent and earnest presenta-
ton of our cause will ensure popu-
lar endorsement of the action of the
body you represent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-07-28
ODDS AND ENDS.

Gypsies originally came from India.
The savings bank was invented by q
clergyman.
A beautiful wife sniiling means q
full purse weeping.
It is hard to be friend TO a man who
is an enemy to himself.
There are said to be sixteen men to
one woman in Buenos Ayres.
The Dancing Jim Crow toy was
worth $4,000 year to its inventor.
Fill the drum and you will hear less
noise from it. Is it so with the head?
When we wear the yoke Of Christ, the
heavier the load the easier it's to travel.
China, with all her 4oo.Ooo,ooo of
people, has only forty miles of railway.
A wife does not beat her husband with
stick, but tongue is worse than
club.
Four.ffths of the ,yerld's supply Of
cloves come frcm Zanzibar and Pe;nba,
africa.
George Francis Train introduced the
horse car line in England at Birl<en-
head in 1858.
Pupils in the schools of Japan are
taken out rabbit hunting one day in
every autumn.
The business of preparing banana
meal is about to be started on the 18th
mus Of Panama.
To complete their growth the nails of
the left hand require eight TO ten days
more than those of the right.
Four-ffths Of the engines now work
ing in the world have been constructed
during the last twenty FIVE years.
To test the freshness Of eggs. d'op
them in dish of water, and if the small
end comes to the top they are fresh.
The Chinese silk weaver always eats
the chrysalis of the silkworm after he
has unwound the silk from around it.
The best time to set lily of the valley
plants is in the early fall, from the MID
die o. September to the last Of October.
Pale green stationery with address IL
dark green is fashion of the moment
in writing paper that is really hand
some.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-07-28
The Dignity of Labor.

"What is you. secret:'' asked a
lady of Turner, the distinguished
painter He replied: 'I have no
secret, madam, but hard work" ;"
Says DR.. Arnold, ',The difference be-
tween one man and another is not so
much in talent as in energy"
'sNothing," says Reynolds, "is denied
well-directed labor, and nothing is to
be obtained without it. excel
lence in any department" says John
son, scan now be obtained by the
labor of a lifetime, but it is not to
be purchased at a lesser price"
s.There is but one method" says
sydney Smith, "and that is hard
labor; and a man who will not pay
that price for distinction had better
at once dedicate himself to the pur-
suit of the fox" "Step by step"
reads the French proverb, zone goes
very far ''Nothing," says Mira
beau, sis impossible to the man who
can will. This is the only law to
success "Have you ever entered
a cottage, ever travelled in coach,
ever talked with a peasant in the
field, or loitered with mechanic at
the loom" asked Sir Edward Bulwer
Lytton, "and not found that each OF
those men had talent you had not,
knew something you knew not?
The most useless creature that ever
yawned at club, or idled in rags
under the suns of the Ca!abria, has
no excuse for want of intellect.
What men want is not talent but
purpose; in other words, not the
power to achieve, but the will to
labor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-07-28

The four brothers of Poston came
out in card setting forth that their
first idea was revenge; that finally,
agreeing tc let the law take its course,
they were satisfied with the convic-
ton and begging all good citizens
no, to sign the petition asking Exec
utive clemency.
1t is almost certain that Gov.
Buchanan will not interfere. King
does not expect it, the people want
to see the law enforced and there IS
but little doubt that Col. King will
be hanged on August II, in which
case he will be the most distinguished
victim of the gallows in this country
since the case of DR.. Webster, OF
Boston, over forty years ago.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-07-28
How TO Fish a Trout Pool.

Ipresume every hy fisher has at some
time OF another found a likely looking
trout pool and worked it carefully With
his flies from one end TO the other, and
perhaps changed his flies and rested the
pool and again worked over It without
getting rise from a trout OF decent
size, and then proceeded down stream
or up stream, just as it happens that he
is down stream or up stream fisher,
feeling that il the pool a biz trout Is
lurking, that he must be there because
everything indicates it, but unfortunate
" the fybook does not contain tEe par
ticular fly that viii bring his troutship
from his lar.
Ifthis should happen 70 a fy fisher
during this charming blossom season,
and he has fshed the pool artisticallv
and well instead Of proceeding on his
way, haunted by the thought of big
trout eft behind, let him FIJI his pipe. if
he is smoker. and retire from the pool
until the soothing weed is consumed,
and smoker and pool are both rested.
Then approach and cast the flies below
or at one side of the particular spot
which appears to hold the FISH, and when
the flies sink below the surface draw
them past the spot with force enough to
make the water curl as it is divided by
the flies drawn so swiftly that neither
trout nor man can distinguish the par
ticular flies of the cast.-ForeSt and
Stream.