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Cuthbert Enterprise and Appeal. BY JAS. VV. STAMFORD. ‘Independent in Ail Things—Neutral in Nothing. TERSfiS $1.00 IN ADVANCE. VOL. VII. CVrfiBBRT Avrr.u.. Estnl>li*licd 1WW. i CfTHBEKT KxTEnrRlHE, 1HS1. J CONSOLIDATED 1SS4. CUTHBERT, GA., THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1888. NO. 52 Enterprise & Appeal. SUBSCRIPTION’ PRICE : One ropy on*? year .... $1.00 “ Six months .... 50 ** Tiireo months ... 2'» Kail Rond N«*liednl*‘. DAY rAOSEXi.KR.iJOIXG WEST. Arriro 3:10 r. m. GOI5G EAST. Arriro I- >*• fLOXtDA * WESTERN rABSKXGUIt. t.OlfU* WIST. Arnt* •«:« *• >» GOIKO E\8T. Arrive 11 :11 P. w. i .Snips at Union Springs. Eufaula, riuthi’»j*rt. Pnwson, between Montgom ery and Hmithvillc. Part Oainos train makes clo«e con- lioctinn with the Mnntgonu’rj A Macon Pa»M!*rn*;Erat C«rlilirrt. D. RHEUr*. Asr»nt. DR WESTMORELAND, BfcE.VriST, bfleni his sorvico* to the public in stU the branches of Dentistry.— Work warranted. Office over the t*o»tnfflcp. Rooms formerly occu ; T v.-l of parity, pied l»y Pr. Worsham. He will spend the first week *>f each bionlh in Fort Gaines, comment’ ini; the first Monday. Rooms at the Light-font House, mat Si ct POWDiff Absolutely Pure. •ver varies. A mar- tre 11 "til ami wiiole- ' senieness. More eeollomienl than the orilinurv kinds mid mullet lie so'-1 in j competition with the lnultitmle .if low j lest, short weight, almn or phosphate ! powders. Sold only.in cans. Koval lia ising Powder Co., *106 Wall Street. New York. mav22-ly A Great Battle. A correspondent writing from Ivisscmee. Fla., says: A very ex citing and sanguinary contest be* tween a huge hull, alligator and several head of cattle occurred a few miles bflow here, on the bank of Lake Tohnpakalign, in which the alligator was killed and two bulls so badly injured that they had to he shot, ami another was rendered almost hors de com bit. A parly of hunters, several of them visitors from the Tropi cal hotel here, were eamping out on the lower shell mound, eight miles southeast of here, which overlooks the lake, though several hundred rod. from the shore, which is marshy and grassy. Cattle gather near there by the hundreds, as the grass is always fresh, and black flies, their b^ne on most like-.ides, generally ab sent. While eating their dinner that day the It timers were startled by loud bellowing* that eame changed to those of pain and fear. His antagonist charged at him time and lime again, lacerating him terribly. Finally, no resist ance was made, the victor tramp lingon the bloody carcass, though the terrible grip of those iron jaws still maintained their hold on the nose of the first bull, who had been lorced to his knees, and wa^fast dying Trotn the terrible hiows lie had received, and the loss of blood. Several of the watchers then went down, and mercifully shot the two wounded bulls. The alligator, which measured. | ns near as they could ascertain. WONDERFUL CHANGES. I Liahj Crisp. incut almost deserted and perfect Captain. W. L. Watson, ol ly still. Wc were soon joined Ity Brooklyn, commanded a company half a dozen others. I was re- Tiie Far Seeing Take Advantage or Them in Time. In this country unconsciously undergoing a wonderful change, is the change to take place before we are aware of the fact, and when it has taken place will we wondei why we did not sec it before it was too late? Tho-e that see the changes ear l.v avail themselves early, and thereby receive benefit. llicehrewd iron man sees the iron interest transferred from I’lttsburg and Pennsylvania to Birmingham. Alabama, and in his far sigiilednesa the furnaces in Pennsylvania torn down anil de- , , . , i serted for this new and prolific over seventeen feet, the head and in a Wisconsin regiment during|quested to go to the front of the the war. and was taken prisoner building and see if I could dis corn anything unusual going on among tile srntries. Upon listen ing attentively I heard one Con federate say to his companion: ■Tile Tanks have been having a gn at raid in there to night. Didn't you hear the kettles rattle?' This convinced me that their stis pieions had not been aroused, and we proceeded. As I was about to go down the ladder I heard the guard sing out: ‘One o'clock and jaws being six feet, was literally torn to pieces and diserifbowelcd. The blow delivered by the 'gator's tail broke several ribs of the bull, whose legs were also broken, while even the victor was badly injured. The one which had hc-eu seized by the nose presented a W. R. THOUNTGN, i M is* Grace Matthew.*, ilaiigljtrr 1 of Justice .Stanley Matthew*, will DENTIST CUTHBERT, GA. | spend the winlet at Princeton, N. jr\VFH:K v.v.t Sill.- Public Square, J-, keeping house for her brother, who is preparing to enter the n;in try of the Presbyterian church. — ^ Wonderful lures. IV. P. Hoyt <fc Co., tVhnlosah Retail Druggists of Rome. over I., K. E•*v’»* 'Oott*. NO MORE EYE-GLASSES, from the lake, accompanied by the; horrible appearance, the flesh hav- wcllknuwn "cry” or grunt of alli gators. On hastily g-lling to the lduir a must exciting scene was witnessed. From the mp pea ranee of the field it would seem that one of the old hulls went to the shore for water, and iag been stripped to the bone by the iron Indd of the saurian's jaws. The 'gators attack young cows and calves very often, and the annual loss to the cattle own ers amounts to hundreds of do] We have seen the grain grow ing centers of this country shifted to the West. IVe have seen the pork packing industry flu from Cincinnati to Chicago, and from ibence to Kansas City and Oma -a. Southern cotton rnilla under sell New England and American markets, and challenge the world. We have seen aad aie seeing all this lake place before our eyes, and know that other changes are taking place equally as promi nent, and we nunder as%e behold them. Ten years ago the insur ance companies required an anal ysis of 1 he fluids only when they were taking insurance for very at Cliickamangs. To a Brooklyn Eagle reporter Captain Watson has given the following story of au experience at Libby Prison. "Colonel Hobart, of mv regi tn**nl, first conveyed the informa tion to me that an escape from the piison was contemplated. The conception and execution of the plan was remarkable. The honor of first suggesting it is claimed by several, but I think Colonel Rose, of the Seventy-seventh Fennsyl- j vania. is entitled to it Col. Rose | is now an officer in the regular j army. He first favored going j down in the sewer and tunneling | out from that. Went into the sewer, but reported against that project The scheme lay dormant fur a lime and then ilie tunnel was commenced. The In. l leTelaud’s Jewels. A railroad man whom I know pretty well, told me to-dav of an interesting incident of the Presi dent's journey to the constitution al celebration at Philadelphia last September. The papers noted at the lime that the train was an hour late in renchig the Ccnten A Surpins Distributer. Senator Ingalls is trying loearii the title of the “great surplus dis tributor.” He doesn't want the revenues reduced for two reasons: First, because the people de not feci the taxes they now pay, and second, because ways can be found to use ail the surplus which nial City, and the people were not • there* is at present or may bd in a little disappointed by the delay. Uhe future. A hot box was blamed for the tar j He thinks that the government should establish a great big train ing school for Uacheis, and should diness, but my railroad rnai says that this was only a convenient subterfuge to which the person in charge of the party resorted for corering up an unpleasant excite all’s well; more corn bread and j uient attending the trip. But tay beef.” The latter part of the sen-1 railroader can't understand why t-ctiee being thrown in with the in j the man should not have told the ten lion of guying the prisoners, j simple truth about it. He says ; predate teachers, and should sup- The tunnel had been worn smooth he was he was at the station when ! port them while they are letting the light ef intelligence into dark ful winds. The Senator would jliuild big gun factories and manufacture guns enough to guard every ap- uol only bear ail tbeir expenses while they are being educated, hut should send them, like mis sionaries, to those parts of the country where ignorance is sd lensc that the people do not ap- ,! myself along j through. At ! wedged and No /m '„ .-v wplF ES3| „ " xSg&a Bore TVeai ‘ and ! (Li.. *nv: Wo have boon soiling f Dr. Kind’s New Discovery, Klee* ■J fs# trio nil Lera sin J Riicklen's Arnica ! Salve for two years. Have nevci MITCH EL i lian«Ilc<I remedies that sell a^ • i£Y£ SALVE well, or give such universal satis A Certain. Safe and KfliroJivc Kemcdv f«*r : i-u-iion. There have been some SORE, WEAK. AND INFLAMED EY&S, ! wonderful cures effected by Lhcs* j medicines in this city. Several cases of pronounced Consumption ! have been entiielv cured by n«r j of a few bottles of I)r. King's New Discovery taken in connection IVsducing l.onij-Sightfiinessff and Ro- 0 btorinj? the Sixlitof the Old. Cut** Tear Drops. Lramihmon. fcJtvcTu- mom. Bed Eves. Matted Eye Leslie*. ASD PRODUCING QUICK RELIEF a X r> i* v. n .u an ks ref k k. Atskl e^uaWv eiiicjtiit.u.s v;itejj u*.rd in efb.r mnla.ii-s. surji CVm. ¥rr,-r wi[ | K! wlr iu Bitters. We be res. Tumors, salt Itlieum. hums. ri>s ■ ^ . . •r whorever i'dl.iaiaiitm exists. MITUH- anlec them always. 8o!«i KI.L’8 SALVE may he u«»ed to idvaii* i \\ r . St AX-oitl). tage. Hold by .ill Dru^i.-ts nt 25 t ents. aur25-ly I r'VATO^ lars. But it is seldom u bull is i large amounts. Today no first as he was drinking, a liig ’gator j attacked, a* they are so wild as swam up aud seized his nose, j to become very ferocious and dun The spectators came on the field just a moment afterward. The bull, a big black, with a ; pair of magnificent sharp horns, , 1( . plianl . I1|H>ar , j .lightly curving backward, •«« | rir ., wUere it is B , l class company will insure any nmonnl unless a rigid analysis is had of the fluids passed, and if | any traces of certain disorders are ; apparent, the application is reject led. Ill their reports they show Lazy and clumsy looking as the ihat the death of sixty of every n out menace .100 people in this country, i* due gcrons. —Ex. • m — Elephant:* Carry Luuiher. D1AMCKCS. SILVER 8. WKIYQ ^ ., ST. 163 3BOAD apr-10-ly. If you wish to exchange your old piano or organ for a new one, or wish to huv a new one cheap, yan can do so at 4t J. IV STANFORD'S CO O CQ tun d « M V •3 ‘4 CO O < ia v* o jS ♦-» d S O §'■3 LsJ Ll! Ll- tiw o < Si s j c U) marl 7-1 y ! 0 i 01 |*S. iz A* . "5 cW Z'i* •w A, r> g &G £3* o KW O g » e ; s .2<i £ CU/iES Castcer, Scrofula, Eczema, Jllood Poison Malaria, llcers, and all Diseases Caused from Impure Mood Cancer of the fonenr. j Mr wife, sonic throe or lour _ | \v:is iron bird with :m ulcer on the side of her tongue near the throat. The | pain was iroessant oausinjr loss of sleep ! and produeinj? great nmo in prostra- lion. Aeconip..living thin trouble was j rhrnnoitiv.in. It had passed from the : shoulders ami centered in liie wrist of j ime hand, she almost losing the use of it. Between the ^n'lering of the two ! life had grown burdensome. By the > Tine of a half d»»zen '.mal't-sv/eii bottles of ' Swift’s Specific, she was entirely reliov- ' **d atul restore* i t * * health. This was i three year* ago. and there has been no I return of Uie disease. It. L. Middledkooks. I Sparta. Ga.\ June 5. ISNf?. i Treatise on Blood and skin T>is- ' eases mailed free. TH K S\V 1 FT SPECIFlr CO_„ Drawer«», Atlanta, (ia. N. 5 .. 1^* ^ 12nd St. i\H3-ly IskOQ Bv triiHMc tinjttiouv«”i', . . . . . b * j of curiosity, id Asia it la «4 use and began bellowing loudly •nil - ...... , , , • ® : I ful an animal .as the burse, and endeavoring to shake off his an- • -it , . . * , | is. ludeed, cmuloved id a greater tagomst. I be gator had secured .* , e " i variety of wavs. a lirm hold, boweier, and lie clung . r . _ * , i , * • | lucre arc lew, if any, tasks 1 tenaciously, churning the walerj , • . . , ’ , j ® I which a horse can be trusted to! into foam with his immense tail. r ... ... , ,, , , - perform without careful aud con the blood streaming from the! .... . . . , , 9 slant guidance; whereas the ele* bull s lacerated nose, already o\c : . . . r , . , * * phanl is frequently givt n as much : ing ike water red. \\ itli a mighty . , . r * . • ; ! independence of action as a man ; effort the bu.l plunged backward.: ,,, - . . , , . I ,rou *t» have for the same work, hauling his “attachment partial- .... - . .. * 1 i I lus^s notably the case in the Ivon dryland. The fun waxed . . . r tt , lumber yards of Rangoon and , furious. I he bull, rendered . , , , Jlaulmein, where the entire ope-1 1:antic from the pain, endeavored : . r . . ... , t , , 1 ..... ration of moving and piling the; to hook the gator, and. failing in . .. . - . , , , ° ■ heavy timber, is performed that, stamped at him and plun- ' merely an object *' L her directly or indirectly to bricks from the fir-place were tak 8,,I,,C s 1 mr " Hn K to , xlncule n, - v sell'. The tunnel opened near He stripped and ^ ^ those who bail preceded me. j the parly came from the While and by laying flat and dragging: House. They paused for a mo 1 managed to gel^ ment in the men’s wailing room, one point I gut land when l li c-y started to go to was obliged to Wo, the train he saw Mrs Cleveland urn very quickly and nervously n about the room. My man at oner oid shell and in c!nse s p:'oximitr to askert if lie could serve her in an» that sentry's beat. Y> e weie j way, and she answered that bur obliged to make our final exit bag, which she had left on the set through a covered carriageway which had a large gate which filled up the nherie space. While I was trying to unfasten the gate 1 the perspiration poured o[f my face though it was a cold night in en up ami an a|« - rtuie mule that would admit a man's body. A rope ladder was linn marie with which the diggers let themselves down iutri the cellar. Major Me Donald always removed the brick and replaced them himself The ilirt that was taken out was eon celled with straw which was used lor hospital services. About fit tceu men were engaged in the dig ging. Operations would begin about 10 p. in , adieu the lights were put out am! I lie men were February. Al last I found that there was a small gate inside the tee, was lost. I was rather puzzler! to see hei bothered so much about the dis appearance of a little hand bag. and 1 tr.lrl her that no or.c had been near to sleal it, and that it had been carried into the train In some of her attendants. But no, large one. anil lliis-I unfastened, j there was no one who would have passed out and left it ojieu for my J carried it to the tram; she was ; such disorders. The Bromptun ! supposed to go to sleep, and cun U'ompsnions. Great Tare was ; sore of that. The President then - Hospital for Consumptives, Lon ! linilc a through the night Co!.. I lakvn to elude the sentries w h: •Inn. England, reports that sixty | , ,, • . , . , 1 came down to within a few feel ol ..f ev.-iy 100 Victims of eonsump ntl Bosc * wUo ba<1 bwn j . . i lion also have serious disorder* of mining iu Pensylvania, super ; Us ' * 0 watching e ose unti the kitineys. Among scientists for t!»c iHMii. of this ilivuil tnahxly 4'it*»tion is being discussed: “is not thi4 diAnier the cause of cotiHumption?’* Ten camo'up to where we stood and seemed to be very much interest ed, but he and other* of the party • all joined iq assuring Mrs. C’lerc VMM Of util I iutenrled the work, and from lhe j ^ey badstarted inanoposite.il treat ! Window of the prison indicated the 1 BC ,,allc ' 1 " ut - an ' 1 by | land that she had not brought lh« spot, as near as he could, where i k4:t 'l’ iu S tb « >rc of buildings we j bag with her. Stills he remained llie.tunnel should end. When the ! lnana ^'d to get away. Lieu ten-1 as sure as ever that it ha.l been ant Morgan .and Lieutenant Mo- j stolen. Sinclair the steward was ran, of the Second Fire Zouaves,; a good deal worked up, but he to catch the train and make a search for the il times challenged, but al 1 missing articles.* This was agreed ways staled that we were friends ! to, and while the train was pulling Lite i; real i i lime came to open the tunnel Col- I'oe. Attracted by his bellowing, two other hull* came furiously down the slide, and seeing the ’gator, plunged at him. Observ ing his ntw enemies, the latter tried to escape, hut too late. One of ilium caught his horn near the ’gator’s fore leg, anti with au upward toss tore a big hole in his side, the saurian re sponding with a deep roar of au ger anil pain. As the other bull r-ame on the ’gator thrashed mound with his tail ami gave the animal a terrible blow, knocking him over on bis side with a dull ' thump. His Cist victim was now j free, ami the three thoroughly ! u wili lhen lnake infuriated animals surrounded ly pulled his lirad in, had the hole i plastered and the tunnel was cx- and were allowed to pass on. One sentry iusisted upon our giving the countersign, but we told him that we were new troops who had years ago the microscojic ; Rose crawled in and knocked out T " 1 1 was something seldom found in a j lbc rarlh al Uie tcrillinll8 . 0n were my companions. As we were • told them phy sieiau’s olllr-e; now every phy- j out b ; s bc ad he round that i g cllia S 0,11 oA<i. limond we were | he would sitMan ol Hlauditig has one and • 1 ® severn ael.loin visit* his parents without bc baJ misealulatcd and that lie calling for a sample of fluids for was on the inside of the fence in examination. j stead nfoulside of it and very near i Wb - V i ’ i r al i l this? j8 !t possible lU( . of thc „ tnuv Hequick *v that we of the present generation , , „ # . .. ... i male elephants without any spec i are to die of d,scales caused by ed around madly to get rid of his , ... . . .. , . ..." ....... lal supeivision by the keepers. j kidney cusordeibj' or sh^ we master the'cause by Warner’s safe cure, the only recognized specific, and thus remove the «f- are cut into length* of twenty i It U established beyond a feet, with a diameter or perhaps a . doubt that a very large percentage square, of about a foot. An ele- «f deaths in ibis country arc own. thrust his tusks under the middle of it, lest it to see that it is even ly balanced, and then rise with it j when the kidneys are diseased.} 8US H ,C,0,, ‘ *-*■«»•««>j aw*, ^ und easily carry it to the pil«., and they enthusiastically press the night set for the escape. I had I 3 cam l which is living ' made. Flar ing ! *- b «;irs|.«eifle lor this terrible dis , . ,^h-i - j order upon public attention, the log carefully on lli^le in iui^ Tllis uu . a ^ Wlini , cr8 . proper place, the sagacious ani- j Cannot the proprietors of thisi ° . i , mai wii^slep back a few paces ! great remedy, who have been j ^ reached \he L nion lines. Not} along .aud sniffed at my and measure with his eye to de- j warning us ol the danger, tell us; *aiore than 300 of 3,590 lermiae whether or not lire log ! bo " lo av< ' 1 ! 1 a lb8t al knew anything about the tunnel.,, f Sonn-we hear.l i , ° l lirst is so unimportant, and is so { , r ■ , ,,„ . . us - uear ii : needs pushing one way oranollier. | fala | in ils , crniiliali „ n? Ale ne tbw nu,nbe r 11J weDl °" 1 - br ny necessary | to hope Against hope, aud wait alteration of position. In this without our reward? their foe, bellowing with lowered j W ay, without a word of command ll " as formerly thought that heads, presenting a picket of f r( ,i a ji„ mahout, or driver, it will sharp horns, which the saurian gl , „ n wjth its WIllk didn’t like, as he attempted to Thc logs to bc moved are teak amid, which is very heavy. They pliant will go to a log, kneel ilown. Jf aceu ^‘ c lo diseased kidneys. for years the proprietors of War i ner’s safe cure have been in^istiug tliat there is no touud health Ueadc|ii ar t e l \s ioi* PIANOS AND ORGANS! 1 Can Bell You an QRSAN OR PIANO Ciieaper THAN Any House within 500 Miles of this point. To do any special task, it must, crawl into the water. His three; v f curse, he directed by the' opponents now began a tyalemal : mah»i||; but it iw marvelous to icwailare. see how readily this great ercal ! First one wsuld dash at him. ure comprehends its instructions, the kidneys were of very smalTim- (airtance; to day, we believe, it ia i generally admitted that there can lie no such thing as sound health in atn' organ if they are in the least degree deranged. Chewing Gam Habit. Orders from manufacturers and , , , druggists have gone out in great II a log loo heavy ° : er quantity than'ever this year ! for "pure spruce gum.” The Maine forests is where the best tended. On the night before the j" st arrivc< ' Ki' i'™"" 1 * i'"' 1 escape Colonel Rose went oul i out for a little racket. -All through the tunnel clad in citi ! rl S bl .’ b « rs-pl.otl, go ahead and zen’s dress, walked about the ' ‘‘“j'T >*ou. selves all you can.’ We streets iu Richmond and relumed j l"'*>ceed<al in the direction ol Wil to the prison again. He was ebal ! 1 ' amsll,,,r 8- '“Ending to walk by lenged several limes, but managed j ui K bt antl sl «'P in lll « swamps by to get through without arousing j l * a -^' ^ 0 jumped over many fur- Fcbruary 1SC1, was j Ufi " ations and walked into a and again into a . . , . . .! picket guard. We pushed along been preparing for it for several I 1 , , ,, . . ° 1 1 ° unul dai liglit and then went into dais by saving up rations which ; ;l swamp to secrete ourselves and wc thought would serve us until ‘sleep. About 5 p. in. a dog came along and sniffed ut my feel, and prisoners ' s “' m afler we saw a squad ol eiglil , , 'men v.iili rifles pass at some ilis- he tunneh ; ■ i low out Sinclair was galloping the seal browns to the White House, where lie found l he precious bag in the family sitting room. Then lie galloped back to the station, am’ while we got an engine for him he telegraphed to Baltimore that the lost was found. The answer came back that the presidential traiu would wait for him to catch up. Accordingly the train was quick ly shoved on to an out of the way siding, and there il staid until the special engine with Sinclair ami the recovered bag had arrived. That wasn't a hot box, was it? i But we found out what was in I that bag. and I didn’t wonder any longer at Mis. Cleveland's excite ment. She thought she had lost j about *<'.,000 worth of jewels, in eluding her handsome bridal neck p.roach to our shores. The fact that there is a committee of emi nent foreigners in this country trying to arrange for the settlu- menl of all international disputes by aibitration doesn't seem let have made any impression upon liim. He would set masons anil car penters at work constructing, in towns in winch they are needed* post ollice buildings aud conrt Houses He does not believe the government ought to hire build ings when it has the money to build them and he thicks il ought to do business on ils own premia cs. The Senator could certainly distribute all the surplus in the Treasury very quickly, and all there is likely to be there for some lime to come if lie were given an opportunity. The probabilities are, however, that before educat ing teachers, or manufacturing guns, or erecting public building* be would give a pensiun to all the men who enlisted in the Union armies, who aie living nr.d to thu familusof those who are dead. Having done that he would have no further occasion lo bother about ihe surplus. There would be none. All things considered it is probably the w iser ^plan is get rid of the surplus by reducing the taxes.—Monthly A eirir. ly three escaped and the remain-, men whom we had previously seen der were recaptured and brought j l03C U P ail around us and demand j iacc. They were in the hag where i *i a * ir e ‘l fc,, r surrender, anil of course i she had always carried them O**' | __ ... ._|.I- ' - , i • It ‘ ” comply, ii j urij^Q on a journey to any dress I am told she has since i escaping U»r flying tail of the big’ and how ingeniously it makes use reptile, and give him a dig wilhj.jf its strength, his horns, and endearnr to toss to he carried is to he moved a him. The 'gator was getting short distance, the elephant will weaker all the while, and, though bend low, place his great head , , , , , , . . , ° , j gum is procured and the lumber-! still game, he seemed anxious to* against the end of the log and! * , , cry quits. One of the bulls a! ! then with a sudden exertion lowed his anger to blind him fi 'strength and weight throw his nally, and, as became on without body forward and fairly pu*h the his usual caution, the reptile I log along; or, to mu\e the log whirled, and delivered a sweep any great distance, he will eucir- ing blow with his tail that caught | ele it with a chain anil drag his the animal's legs, breaking them ■ load behind him. like pipestems, the ojd fellow j As a rule, however, the work of falling with a roar of madness draggiug is done by the female el- that could have been heard a mile, jephauts, since, having no Lusks, while lint saurian's eye* seemed they can not carry logs as tlie to gleam with triumph as they male elephants do. A man could glowcied at his enemies. Then | hardly display more judgment in : we were obliged to "It required a great deal of diplo appeared that the squad were real • ^ maev to satisfy the claims of the : lv searching fur some escaped I ' " men who had been engaged j l ,ri l f, ner» froA Caatjp Thunder, I fu,!n ' 1 anotl,er wa i' uf carrying ! hih! ifei-w nothing rf the escape them on such occasions, and 1 j fron^Eibby. They spied us, kuw ' hope 6he w ill never spend another |erci. as vre lay in the swamp and suc i, unhappy hour as she passed went for us. Wc were marehen , , , back to Richmond and were re 1 lbal ,!a >' rJ ‘°* r 'diug from here to ' rasndrd to the dungeon in the ! prison.” varum in eonalrueling the tunnel and lo arrange for the escape in such a way that suspicion would not be aioiiacd. This duty was pci form ed iu a masterly manner by Col Baltimore.— Washington to boston Globs. Letter Hobart of my regiment. Tli ^ warring factions, which threat- j A ftidlrl’s (jiierr Journey cned atone' time to disrupt the J. 15. Faning, living near Eu- whole scheme, were, through bis terptise, Miss , was a soldier on i men can reap quite a little harvest j instl •"“' nlali, 3'- rveoneiled and a the Southern side. One day, in ° f ! if they can manage lo gel gum j cicar antl t,>nci * c P lan of escape ; battle, lie was struck by a minnie ‘ enough to fill these very liberal 1 dcci ‘ lc '' “^ n ' As 1 ren,Pmhe ^ it - j l,a11 j ,,,t " r ’ r W- ln » k* . the filan was as follows. The i weeks the wound liealeti and gave' through the baggage car, menwhobad done the digging, j him no more troulde. smoking car, and a with one friend apiece, were first; Last year Mr. Fanning felt a to be allowed to go out, and then ; stinging sensation in the roof of A driving wheel of a locomotive that was ilia wing a passenger train burst recently near Milford, Fa. One piece -whizzed past the fireman's head and passed, scream ing like a shell from a cannon. Good Rales for Winter. Never go to bed with cold or damp feet. Never lean with'lhe back upon* anything that is cold. Never begin a journey until tlie' breakfast lias been eaten. Never take warm drinks and then immediately go out into the cold. Never omit regular bathing, for unless the skin is in active condi tion, the cold will close the pores and favor congestion or other dis eases. After exercise of nnv kind never ride in nn open earrings or aesr the window of a car for a inqment; it is dangeious to health or even* life When hoarse, spenk as little as possible until the hoarse ness is recovered from, cl«£f the' voice may be permanently lost, or difficulties of the throat be pro duced. Merely warm the hack by the fire, and never continue keeping the back bv the fire, and never con tinue keeping the back exposed to the beat niter it has keen com fortably warm. To do otherwise is debilitating.— The Sanitarian. Die.a Wyandotte (Kan.) boy was leading along the street an old white horse that had served : offers. Gum chewing lias become ; -a fashionable that llieie is an un ! 1 usual demand for it and il is one that promises to last. Reasons. ensued a rough ami tumble con ihe adjustment of the rope or When von want anv Instrument, confer with me in - list, which no description could <io j chain around a log. nor could regard to price before buying, and I will save you mon ey' I also sell l’iano and Organ Stools separate. W. STANFORD. justice lo. The bulls plunged ! man with bis two hands lie and fol this arc that gum dinners be lieve that the chewing the tunnel was to be closed forone ; his mouth. It gave him no ma »f •’uin ' bom*’ then it was lo be opened ; i,.rial inconvenience, but lie could aids digestion and a 1st. whUen* I a 8 ai “ and olbers ti wbo ba -l been | feel with his Snger a little round the.teeth. The first reason tels ; uotihed were lo louow. After au-; , roluberattee downward from the | other lot had gnuc out the tunnel palate. Oae day recently he sud- j viciously al him. oftentimes lilt lling one another in their mail ; rushes, while the alligator swept his big tail around in endless cir cles, and inflicted terrible whacks on their sides and legs. For over twenty minutes this was 1 continued, the mingled roars ol the infuriated animals producing These pills were a wonderful diwovery. Ko ethers liie theta in the world. Wifi positively j ear splitting sounds, rnrt or relieve all manner of disease. The information ironoi each box is worth ton tanee , _ ... nr nwnin seircl the cost of a box of pUli. Find oct about them, ani you xnfi always be thankfuL. Oneptll Finally, the ga'or a p ain seizcil adtM. Parsons' BSSapBh. E3 SH £531 blood and care |,j s first victim by the nose, and Pitls contain pWyjS?WI E&3 chronicillhealth nothin? harmful, KangS ggPl Bgl ^1*3 than S3 worth of are easy to take, ^ “F other rons- aad cause no in- IjgSffiy ^ V yet dtscov- ^..Mlencs-Oncgsa pAJ _ ■aj^aew*- If people , ... .... box will do mors |Sa EhsSSS BBBSi coaid he mode to ; side, give him stoss. ripping him the second detachment to go out, and we' went down into the base with a death grip. The other an imal plunged in, and catching ! both horns under the 'gator’s realize the aor ta pttrify theEaS MiiWW Iwl . . veins power of these rib. they would walk 190 miles to jet a box if they could not be had without Sent by mail for 23c. in etamps. Illustrated pampbbt free, poetpiad. Send for it; the iaforaiotion is very valuable. L S. J0HXS0S t CO., 22 Custom House St., Boston, Mass Make New Rich Blood! 4Sctl5Iy up ao that his entrails protruded. The cfTcet was seen at once, ms his terrible tail played more fee bly, but his hold on tlie bull's nose could not be broken. Sever al more ugly wounds were made, and tbc reptile’s roars of anger elderly gentlemen to ebewing ... and the latter makes the practice ' was D! ’ 1 lo b ^ U “ d “S*"* UDtl1 ll,e <Ien! T es,.crieuced a sensation as popular with women. One firm ' f ' llb ' w,,, S D1 S bl - u l' ,,u lbe P™- j though some bard substance the has made a fortune bv making a! 8U “l ,UoD ’ of L '° ,,r l 6, ‘’ lbat lb,,8e j «ize «*f a partridge egg had made candied chewing gum, which is _ , __ 1 , „ i sold by- druggists tobacconists.! * rff am ' <? ° 1 ' Mor *» n were “ m " n « 1 «~ a “>- alarU " 1 ' «•* «*• »»" skillfully than r i , i coufectionistd and ut elevated trunks.—St. , . . railroads. 1 he chewing gum halt-, , , , ! ,t has gut away beyond the school j ra< ni ’ rtwe f nuM,,cr wmra ‘ , “*! w O' b ^y. He Kn.k out his j j»irl. and there's no telling where! l ,al * awaiting an opj>or- j pocket kuiie ami cut into it. and jV Boston Highlauds Sunday j «rIII slop at ils present rate of | tunily to go down the rope ladder j found it to lie a bullet, battered school class was told by the itaeh ! progress.—Chicago Herald. j to the tunnel entrance. While ; an d covered er to find out all it cuu'd about “ a *. * _ standing here someone raise Solomon and relate il on the next j ouu. an cry ** * ! cry. ‘the guards are corning!' Saudsy. When Sunday easie It is slatetl that Air. Thoebe, • - ... , r the teacher said lo the b. iglitesl; who wants Mr. Carlisle s scat, *“ ' ' boy in the class; "Well, Antlrew. coach without doing any person on I i many years at the front end of a street car. Every cable ear that passenger | , , , . came along and stopped near tb«' injurj- to . 0 11 .. . , r . nxeicnt equine caused him to the tram. The 1. 1 . .. . .ijump ia front of it, anil only by tram was running at the rale or , ,, , . J J forty miles nn hour dent occurred. rhen thcacci- furce could the |¥torold Rozinante untie knots more do they with their A’icholas. : its appearance in his mouth.— Greatly startled, he felt, ana found i a hard, wbi.isli bine, gristly look ; mg object, irregular in shape and out bc induced to change his position;- an, i when the ear glided on be The Times of india says that a appeared greatly puzzled as l* general order is about to be is j where the motive power was ob-' sued by the Commander in Cliief^ tained. directing that cavalry, like in-1 fantry, shall henceforth cheer I of whom did I ask you lo give a succinct account to day!'* "JSiiili- vau,” answered Andrew, with great interest. Congressman Marlin, of Texas, who succeeds Senator Reagan in the House, is uncompromising in bis »p|MHtilion to lbe civil service law, “It’s a humbug.” bc declares. “1 believe in the doctrine that to the victors belong *.ke spoils.” Mr. Martin is the man who blew out tlie gas in bis bold room. is | still young. One would suppose that lie is not only young, but very fresh, if we may judge from the facility with which his part) associates have made a fool of him. The weather throaghout the coutilry lias resolutely refused to be predicted, so to speak, this season. Gen. Grcely is, natural ly, ver) much annoyed. He should obtain wiils to make every delinqucnl eold wave show cause wbv it did not arrive on lime. lbe stairs. Men ran like mad, turning over pails aud kettles and making a great din. It is sur prising that the suspicions of the sentries were not aroused. The men sought their accustomed sleeping places with the harrowing thought that al! chances of escape were gone for that night at least After Lieutenant Morgan and my self bad been lying still for a while we concluded lo make a re- connoissstiee, and going down stairs again, we found lbs base itli a cartilaginous the | growth. The ball weighed over and i f, mr bundled grains. It had worked its way downward, a dis lance of two inches. 11 had work ed through the flesh so slowly as lu cause no material inflammation or irritation. A cavity large as a man's Ilium!) was Icll in the rovf of the mouth where*it came out. —Sen York Sun. •then charging. Il is suggested that when Colonels give out their commands on other matins, sol diers might also he permitted to express Lhcii approval by a "hear! hear f A mortgage dated 1S4U, which effects the title of one sixth of the real estate of Sbamokin. Fa- has been found. Il is for $42,000. and has never been paid. The Sheriff of Northumberland county noli ties the proprietors of the proper IV affected that the property will be sold Dec. 30. Says the Virginia (Ncv.) En terprise: Hallcck is l lie coldest place en the line of the Central Pacific. It is a terror to railroad nicn. Al that point a current of air comes down from the north through a series of valleys—a sort of trough that extends up into Arctic regions. m » m Murat Halstead, of Cincinnati, made earnest efforts to save the Chicago Anarchists from death. He wrote privately to Gov. Ogles by, who is a personal friend of his, beseeching m him lo extend clemency lo thc condemned dyna miters. Levi Campbell, of Kingsbury,- Me., set a hear trap and a bear got into it. lie dragged the trap a good distance, until it was caught in a h>g. Then Levi came' up and struck the bear with an ax. The animal turned suddenly, wrenched the trap loose, grabbed Levi, and was in a fair way ttf make an end of liirn when bis dof pitched in and attracted the bear's allention until Levi could drag himself awav. The colored children at Ox ford, O., have always had public schools separate from the white children's schools, but this jrCM' they refused to attend them and insisteikupon going lo the same schools that the white cbildrew attended. They were refused ad mission and brought ah hetina against the school authoritlM, which lias just been decided i* favor of the negroes.