The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-10-07

DoNr DIscoURaGE IHE BoYs.- Have Won
sioPPed to consider the effect CT your com
paints and discon eat ~, the boys ON he
isrm. Everybody seems 10 be out Il Joint
In agricultural matters nobody seems sa.is
nso on the farm. De. -. night are speut
-..TmuriDGs and compli!nts at srecisl
nm'ctions thst come 10 farmers. while ,ha
,armets themselves seem up in arms and
neauy u 90 harm to al opposing forces. i
there not some Plan by whi we eau gain
cur ends aud readjust mlttgrs that see Il
ont OF joint, without so much campl laint AMI
eitternessf Such conditions have mo.t
hui iiui effect uFon the younger members of
the household, ta sly nothins of the damag-
ing tn' ct upon our temper aui morals.
HOW can Neexie ect ,he boys 10 cultivate
any degree Of foniness for farm life when
they never hear anything pleasant in its
pursuits! How can we Censnre them as
they grow up to manhood f r abandoning the
oid homestead, when every zephyr that
played among its flowers wa. turned to a
sigh and a its blight cheer into sadness
and tears.
We must hold on to good $; irIt.. n, least
IN the presence Of the boys until We can
whip the terrible fight ucon which we have
entered.
No man was ever male better by haying
the blues, nor better ftet for conii:t
because If feeling sure tha' he won be
wh:pi ei in the fight.
Young spirits a,c much easier broIcl than
those who have we.thtred the storms Of
years. just as young mules are ruined
for life by overtaxing their strength the
hrst year, so young boys are made
prematurely old by putting upon them the
burden OF cares beyond IA ;r jeIrs
The farmec makes n grievous mist lie
who discusses his carsS and his troubles
In n complaining spirit in the Ir2senrc OF
his boys, and he puts ia IL young minds on
search for brighter surroundings au, more
pleasant prGsl ects.
Under all the complaints thar now burden
the land whit must he the grievUus con-
sequence upon the youuy in bring n about Il
decentralization that will rring 4 failure to
our agriculture.
Make the fIrurc Of your children brich,
and happy by keeping them young in years
and as far from c,re as possible. e.-Soghera
Cuihrator.
PRoCLAMATIoN pY Gov. TrLLuAX.-The
following PROCLAIM ,,ioa, issued by his En-
celiency Gov. TillmaD, W IL explain i'scf:
Whcreds, The Pres dent # the Uuited
States, i'll acc rdance will the Act of Con.
grcss, has issued his proclamliirn setting
apart Friday, the 2lst day Of October, n Il
general hoi 'ay commemorative of the dis
covery Of America by CHRISTOPHER CoiumbuS,
aud has invite a | the p> oplc Of IL" Uni cd
States to panticirac in tha celebration o.
that day aud
Whereas, The discovery of America was
one OF the mos, glorious AMI m0mrntous
events in hs history Of the word, and es-
Iecialiy Of this coutircnt in tn. blcsSc
consequences OF which our people now SO
richly partakc.
Therefore, |, BENZ Il. Ii Imam. Gov
ernor Of South Cnrolina d. hereby nppnint
and set apart Friday, the 2lst day of Octo
Der, as genera ho'id!y and u day os
thanksaiving. ATd invt! the coplc
South Carolina, on that day to abstain from
their ordinary occupations as far a, may DC
and TO unite in such forms OF priya'e and
public observance as shall daily celebrate
the notable events here cUmmcm0ratal and
express their gratitude II Alm;gh'y Go / fov
the blessings OF ib,rty, rc"c and pi-
ness which have followed i
Givea under my hand and Iho great sea
of the State of South Caroinl this 2ith day
of September i'll tn, yclr Of our Lori one
thousand eight hundrs'l i!,l ,i~cty-lwa
B. Il. TiLLMNN,
Governor.
SIuLon's CoNsrMrroN Cunn-This is
beyond question: tho :ao.t successful Cough
Medicine We hare ever $ Id. y few discs
y, VII q wOnuHliuL
success IN the cure IF { assumption is with
out a para lei in the history Of inrdic nc.
Since its first discovery il h1s been Id on u
qua an &c, test which no other ire i!cinc
can stand. Ii y"u to"o :, : ugh We car
ne.tly ask You /, ny 1t Price luc jJc and
81. lfyour lungs arc re. chest, on back
lame use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
II. X. Smith & co.
Down BnAKEs.-The G lumb.n evening
Record to-day PUBL Shes y preiy good rail-
road dream;
Girls ought to he warned of the fearful
danger to be incurred in marrying railroa
men, esrec ally brakemcn 1t is reported
that the o her night member of tlIt lard
working fraternity. living near the Rich
mrnd and Danvillc railroad shops. on beng
aroused from n dream of an Impending crash
was found by the neighbors sitms bolt
upright in bed holding his wife 10y the cars,
having nearly twisted the poo" woman's
head off in his inCttectrll exert oDs to down
brnkcs. His wifes screams he thought were
the cries of terrified passengers
a FATAL KNOCK -OUT.--SiouX City, Ia.
Oct. 8.-Willi"m Duify, better known rs
"B,ily the Kid" was Knocked ont AZ the
Fashion Theatre. notorious rcSor: iii Gov
ington, Ncb. by Jack kectG q heavyweight
af;1r an easy five rouHd contest, and died
within an hour afterwards. kceie AMI all
the seconds are under arrests, awaiting the
decision of the coroncr's jury.
CONES Oven To CLEvEIAND.-Evunsv lie,
Ind, Oct. 3-lIon. William Dudley Foulk",
during oil of his life prominent Rrrub i
can aud well known to the country aS one
of the foremost adyocatc' o. ci2i sc.'ice
reform add, c> " 'i"rg' audicnoc here
70 niWLt urrirT ;lO al ctiGa of tlcV elull
and Stevenson Contrary to expectation,
his argument was base almost cNclus ve.y
on the tariff issue.