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VOL. XII.
PATENTS
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C. A.~SNOW ife CO.
ATHENS. GEORGIA. SATURDAY MAY 35, 1889.
THE JCGGLEB.
During Che first term at his consulship,
when Napoleon was unlimited master at
the state which yet bore the name of
republic, Josephine Uvad at her Castle
Malnteaou, where every evening Napo
leon came to vtstt her.
One day she was dining quite alone at
Malmaieon. and while the dessert was
being served a man was admitted. He
wm about 50 yean old. While juggiera
and magician* have a H'vly appearance,
this man's features were deeply earnest.
Ha carried a little table, which be placed
before Josephine, and covered it with a
worn doth. After these preparations
he drew oat three tin cups. wtth which
he executed ail kinds of jugglery. The
balls quadrupled themselves under hie
Angara and form*! all kinds of figure*
and grotesque forms, only to disappear
agate in a twinkling. Like the musical
oxnynoera. the tuagfchun also has his
overture before he unfolds ths panorama
to tbs syss of the audience. After thia
ho touched the magic caps with a atick I
at ebony and a**d “Madame. you may
• sprees any wish and it shall be fulfilled.
1 rsgrsS very much that you have fin
bfaeJ your meal, atea 1 amid have
brought you dishes which were wanting
on /oar table today—the red feather of
the Mediterranean, sardines of Boyaa or j
the httls silver flab caught la the vicinity
in whhh madMO was burns—few tbs great
welfare of Franc* Madame, you may |
order whatever your heart ertehe* Do
you adah a epudsus dfaaxmd or a grass
fir cm the heather, aa Orisatal ruby or a |
Thu mao. who pianM all ,
Um» wealth at natun al Josephine's diw ■
pcMi. ssswwd to wmb that she might dw- .
c*Je upon tbs nightingale, for hs put Ida i
ear Io lbs cup aad II almost assmed aa If i
ha heard the melting tuaea at lb.• singer I
at sprtug Juespiaaa. whose ilisairis. i
howwvar. wore umdra*. aad art* pre-
aelsrSad neMber a diamond aor a ruby
mw a ntgbUngaK but a roam, fibs bad
skwruely apubsw the word whew lbs Jug
gfaw ujisut ths cup aad showed the net ■ si
Wwd kxAoeß on a anas, whioh beat
gracefully cm hsstasa arsd fitted tbs rouse
w tab aww* frugranc*
“My guodawm* said Josephine, “you
have cut the p rent nut rose la our ooaesr
ratory, the ream whteh I latandsd giving
HmMtpwrts Iwatarrww. U would have
>HBgbr nollMy, “this raw to
me apd I hara lbs hoteur to |weaaol It io
the wife of the first consul. I would
■ovsr dare to kmr h her fiosruse aad 1
have uovsr lawm tn her mnswvntory "
the truth of chia wwerdem and vw told
that lbs rase which wws chmUaed (or the
first tataaal was uahurt. iMtaifihme
mi • cfwd* *lm* cmuM Not kid# Immt
adrsikm. aad. la fart, B was ImpoaattA
lu tiiiarram tbs asaa who waa su rater
taiatag aad wcaiisr resat lag lie tns*-
i iraitt drew wsrt cd Me pw kvt a ewarm of
staging Urda wMrh packed ap the
wuada. than ha filled a taadder wMh
water aad as <paUhh as he enmM upwt
' M asaa her! i«■ Bowm Anted upon the
Wbra the w carters had rear bed ttwit
Mg beet 4sgri« Josephine rear hod for tbs
puaspathnw. whMk waa hanging sat her
errs inhair, to order tn gi»v eutue gold
frtMW to the Jagghe whoa the juggtov
auttosd tMs be Ml down st bee foot, aaj
Ing “Msdnsra, you rua rvwsrd use a
tasndred it rows hw ibse UlUe pimssrs thei
I hnvwgtsea you. hat nog to awragy a
ahe a2ud. rQ
The wmatwfiid toaa bagged bar then
to sat ssee of the appfiaa wMeb ware on
Imv MMMtab mmß Imv I
J
Wish the t ura of a wail pen
paesd fcw yWryrtor. M><sb«r Era surely
dhi as* ranch for the ignis wtth each
taagtog srto. ■ 1 easwsd aar* mtssry to bar
ihreugh the appto aad fowsad tanbie ape
: Mtom to tbs that raaaasL
yaw baa wnhseby osstt, wbo has aslssd
bi the guerre h of lbs king* aad baa
.Ma I bora hmg M *• **• Vsenkee with a
< hrasde. wtoeb b ao ansae ghat at at]
•WMMfcFT M#4 • IMM ik# wkii k I
eerrad was 1 toobßWhk to Bra
I to a straeegs bead My luuntre drwra use
nt» t traitor Braaint Mbs Chta. I
waashoad ahasL my Mane b cveatnri
I bras the Itatof sgUananaed pat aa ths
sssigrasi mA A snwd baaa yew kps.
uanbawe. raa maha • Frnwtoann at aee !
. aantn serf <• ra urn barb to any sera i
Tam. ths adiwsd wtfe «f tbn Arm caaataL |
I base the pew* to gtve ane tan* to ay
nssnsry aad to my era*
"Mb," she raid b> ihaemigsuat. “1 wC
bn aa pan wtrik The iwsam) shall nmai
yew pat Mara and 1 araate yea that I ss«M
> Bea iwirvthmg I sea la yew fie** *
TW psefibr anawjsd Ms <Wg* into ha
daopb wddtmppsased,
remMwa a* the eaesny of b* benfimad
to too ,'nyen ». aad made op bar mind
to aaa nil tatoaaanm m b* pre* srtto !
NhpdsHas to tosesswde tar tots mam Tha
fcdbmung swnrsuag at sis start Itaaaaparto
tavetoiestod to the dtetog rae* or tbs
Itata* Matamtana. they warn gaaatag Me
oaeMags mad» to the *w« yard of the
Ad T*Zth* taw
vanned year*
*-1 two team weß ma tot It if. E yea
srtM tans w«h a* tadag I • »*■*>
tadada a* d* have this aatns usuawnd
tarns the emteratM Mm* Vtto ths*
wwtostoe haaoied Mm to 11 iawi mi of to*
anw*rws
“A vbaanm*' ami Xapdaoa after hr I
bn* mod too pWMom *Xtass<flketana*
bW tadi owtaf cJtoeoeaessnf Uwsatto
Jnpadtett ear of th* pe npiir wbo bat a
dbart atwrags taMeesad the aaunsm «d too
aad'tamd dte fenX"toXw \ta*H
eta- onaaar hew thtotaad. who amv*t v
bahln ow «*c pndaMy to MfiS
rwatorasmb* ptamhtaatodiig tbw
" IMfiill- Li IMM --B-JU»l_toL
taOto ** Ftassm Mm. say tnanA to
wtttora see to te w tap g**t fin tow
rdw Amt bam do pee tarn* bd
Wtea* ha*e pan erne Mm.**
Al tom I laipiih twat toon teas*
-IM. do ant ary.* he ana*, “bat new is
■anyawstaaaby toheeilmil Tito
•wtowß wageend • praawa otatih yea
abnaM prsprae ornM aw be A aad
team Way waaM to Ftete wadaemy swy
eyra base bag* Mmtr weoWtad ptay.
**•*• to state, thaw paapto er araw
“I do not know him." replied Jose
phine: “do not get angry. Tear up the
petition and we will speak no more of it; :
& you knew how it came to me.”
Josephine related bow the petitioner I
came to her and the wooden he produced. ;
“ And you open the door to such peo- ■
pic? Jugglers and magician*, who try to :
screw sand in the eyes of ths first consul. '
, because they could not deceive him! How j
childish you are. Josephine, to be blinded I
by magicians!”
With these words hs approached the
sideboard and took an apple from a bee- '
keL
“See, tn such an apple 1 found the peti
tion. The* are ou my table every day ,
and accident led me to it"
Bonaputs shrugged hia shoulders and
eat the appta. It concealed a similar pe- •;
titiou. Bonaparte showed Jostf ihine the i
ingenuity with which the kernel* were !
taken out and the space filled out with a ■.
rolled up pap*.
“The man could not but succeed." be
mid, “you may hara wished aa you :
would. He was in league with the frail- |
ar*, who sliall serve you no tong*. 1
■kaH n«cuaune&<i yoor ma£>cjan to ;
I Fouche sad "
Al the mention of thia name Josephine
trembled. The name of thia blcxid
thifsty person sufficed to arouse horror
In an innocent person. Jmephioe knew
now that her charge was Irrevocably torn
“Ah! Honaparts. I pray you. do not
hara him taken brae and do not eoil the
Umm#wd<w n>y boa##.*
•'With you? He is here thauF
“No. t<ui be will come again; I hoped
Io entertain you wtth hb artful tricks
I tkki **
! “Fouche will find him."
Without listening any mors he tramp
■ ad on the appb and its cxmtswta, which
were <m the Uuor, to hurry book to Faria
WtftiH* VM IndUHKiriiMbbkßh
i For the first Ums she felt that Ibero wa»
I • pboa ha Napotomrti heart to which ah*
bad no irons fibs instituted search in
• Um viciaity <W MaliimUbuci mml wetrt to
■ all I naa<lnai4# UuubU to fi»U M*** She '
I *toU*«x! to giro him mrrney and have him
taken ov* tbs boundary tin* by ow of
<*wi» jMupkhe bH Imt tfOttkki wo#
fruitba* Diawr tian* arrived and Jo
aephine, worried with unpl want
left tk# victtMbl*
Bui wbe® tkMMKI Wttß Mrv«d Uxb f*4d
tag doors opened and Uetirge Marw ap
peMhfWbi with ImM li Hl# t*bA*e lu# fixk# obufty
•Uik» aa4 Un cut*.
“Fly. sir. MyF Josephine nddrwaaad
him. "or you are Mat You have mor
dsrvd French suidieva aad deserve drath
I can protod you no kmger ta my bouw.
The aotoNti has probably giron you up to
Fuucbs and you are belplsesly Ln*.’
The luagictan. on wbo* feature* «r*e
c«#< Mach • 44mbmk I loub ytxtarday. mOoMmI
Mtetly at I »a4 bar to
giro hbu • quarter of aa hour of taw
Horn. He aat the table down and brought
forth the cup frura hk> |>ri« Tltto
Umm Im <wwi n#BhMT rulnmo bmmt
■knmla, be i#C Huwwv
nun. tail there tumbled out little euldlera
fa><men and rtder*
“Three." said be. “are the Austrians,
a ail unfold «m • levs*. Dw you Me
tautallsis. thrir aquadrorat. dirts
taaad Do you a* Mvtae cm a buraaf He
I* th#tr Immls* , th# bu*w cm wtßok
he b mounted pre entail the holy Ntao
taua th* guns of the French. Thera b
the Frvewh army. Ito you eaa the gan
•ral wtth a fly tag ptaatof He stretch*
t«tk hi# Imm 1 ax*4 aU Um arc > k## •ttßch
MMsh «jUmv- Fk> yew Imbf Uw tbtMMhv at
th# MMbfxw tarml Um antiod cut tb# Ihmkk
Ikk y*9ki 808 tih#
you tear the anthmdaaUe about of the
rvjtortag maltttuila “Long liro the re
public! Lata bro Oea. Boaaaart*r
Aad ail the mddhwa Miami to tuatab
out at the rape and go to enbr ready far
lbs battle <m the fatal, wtama they pur
. form. J the mororaMto wbfch ctaorao
Mar* real mended Wtam the lotus
oßered to shew tbs wtfe at lb* find ever
sal etW mare wradarfal thing*, the
Bgyptiaa aapadMtom aad the tattle of
the pyramid*
J''M#|4b l iM# Bfli Uw CMHML
ftr--;»c * Ik# &M r 1 JOBwl Io t
aha mid to Mm> “Take tab uwawy and
**mZZT who wm rnaan ataat aadaab I
«ta my art far mid yasfimday. orach tarn
erfil | today Bhew am a tae*i opaa
one at them apetaa "
Jawyhtaa fad anaad found Iba faffaw
lag Mtan
"Muuta I taeee >at dstamsd proof
«■*» tbs firm maaal that tab Mama,
j who tan the tarn* to appear tafcre yvou I
I nMt the murein** who Pm dmurved .
part ta th* eapndiltae of Amkmim aad
f mgM braraiy. but sanigraa*d after the
tat *M <d the Boyaßate He fas*.
aad from item tea teragM »*th barn
th* eearwnema* pbkyA whtah will proto
ably aasam yva **y meta. The etafa
Kagtoed. wham Ms asthma see weaetoed.
I am gtal to aaaraame that ya* prutaga
b craaaad tan the tea of
A fa* day* bear Jonaptaae sgata b»-
Bafi the name at the magfataa wm *
■eeagvd ftwam the omigvoafi IBk
WM troan Um Item* tar Tte Ftebdd
yhm Ttasm
A taw *sy» oa«s we made MMta* at I
faa CWte Vbaaty BaMmg. tana A I*l I
raisi nmi C aaroy BTe mfaed tta»
mseumg wan gsilinasm to ctawgs *f tte ?
• ea>»pra» end w» are (tad to ates itai
unarm see tetag mban op Tbn
itor;iw enl te an* at tbs tea mvaato I
ease ever *di*sd to oat f nyta, tad we !
r**mte ** lesgaro to gem teem m orates
vtpteatae to* iraeaa. to a «m fay*.
*• tad a pbaana* aaM taiag trees Mr J
t tors*. • I—*» atedaat of e* ray. **t
• raw • prwspesesav sad papatar a >ete*' at I
■ B I***l. b* Ba tapana aeroytteag as
, go at *Ma arorn
faun in ear to as* rv»mra
Mauam*. X. G. M»y A curtate |
•an* «d cvmhy * r q read to Vanes seamy. -
E*» Mas*, cetare A tot wfa at *ae. A.
B Box*, to er eg toot tav sa*rarr w* *
•vry sfoate rw m< far ter sswsmrapy.woat
to a* te* tte presses* (ter faster ara
*f tea ipfraas*. w*»- to b* Maae aadgat
tai gw aad oaa*d at tor and tartafa tor '
bom Mhmg *• tat urn* at tat fated
srabar Mbs trfa, and baggtog rav fatbs* i
am asatonn. tat a* tater «e* tor amribr [
|mm **e tolar i ato faafi B* ufamif t*
:at tar «** Mr > 'em, ata tar avatar
I gtai with me tor faaMMm atang tor. I
Hr
LOCAL DOTS.
■ Mr A J Taltnadge, a leading firmer of
; Monticello wa* tn the diy yesterday. He
; baa fony seres of Burt oats tbat are on an
; average five feet high, and forty acres of
! wh at u»at will avers e twenty-five bush
els io tbc acre. He brought in samples of
, wheat and oata. Wbo can beat ibis f
i Nr Chas G Bente was in the city tnie
{ eveatne. bidding bts friends good-hye. In
the last few week* be io suited Augu«la,
! Hsvannab and Fiords. He leaves W in-
I ivrviUe surly next week fur bis far-cfi
j California home.
■ Csptoias C G Talmadgc and E I Smith
were prsmnted wilh handsome silver flow-
ier beakrta by No A They w« m highly
: sppreemted by ib<se gentlemen.
i Mrs James Tweedy, with b*r two little
i children, after a pleasant visit to relstivre
: in tbb rty, baa left sot ber borne in Msd>-
Dr. B. A. Lowrance will leave early I*
Je»e to attend lire Dental Association, of
which he baa been Secretary fur many
ysera- Il will meet la Savannah, June
lOib. When in fiavsnush *ome years ago
the Doctor secured a mammoth esne, it
being tan inebea in cirramference, and
before it was broken must have bran six
feet long.
Nr. H. H lisle left tbb morning for
Maysville, where be gu a to teach music
for uw avxt twu week* He w>ll then
leave for Fraaklia county, where he will
teach for a term of twu weeks.
Mr. B. (X Holt, a painter for Klein A
Martin, fell miu lie cut ou the C A M ou
Ocuaea •trert taat ttaiardsy night, and rw
anted aornv pamlui irjunse. Us right
arm WM beoken, and hie head badly
bra and. Mr. Holt came to Attren* trum
Macuu several wrata agu
Tuto nwraiag Jue M* -retoed, colored,
ptouJ guilty to Mayor liunncutl to a
charge <4 drunk and disorderly conduct
Ila w* fined fiafiO and cost* ur SO days ue
Ito Mr*«ta. ILiey Wingfield, cuiured.
pined guilty to standing and WM fined
|Xuo aad oust or IS days on lbs street.
The boar for Wednesday afternoon
prayermestiag at Ftrei M tbaltoi church
ton been changed trum balt-pam four io
five attack
ba t *ln*S»i Strpe**.
A ratio. Ga. May It— Bdi’ora Coos 11-
tattaei 1 haw receaily teurd that sb
agent of a faaotanattaoal ro-toge a raytag
that the** are Infidel prufcMure in lb-
Uolversiiy of Ge>t(ia. sad tbat there I*
Itoifa ta ae reilgioM influence throwi
around •tedeeta.
I mmo« talieve tbat aa ageal of a
Oeiataa dsaomtaaih* would wilfully
mtereprearnl any thing H* may hav*
beard a*w one MMgroi that such wm the
towdeuey tai Ito taate Universal,}, and gu*
ttor *p*M> ifl>»
mind that Uw atamia to um H« wk.
therefor*, be pleeasd to karn tbat be ba*
be>* musefurrad. nad will gladly eurree
bay salsa impruaW' o> which be may b*v>
made. K>ving ’wen mumstely eoaatcted
Wiri> tte University far fillyMwo jaan, I
tmi Bto to a duty which I ewe to the
h*tfai<M es ibe Mat* te currvet *
damagto* • repore, 1 entered the Juab.
daaa nf Uw Ibra Frank in collage ta IW<
I toned a large nemtor of studonte th a
ta aMenfamu, plowing Christ -am
brtaogtag to Uw l<*r leading dvnnmin*
ttaM. There su then a ngalari,
•egenla-d prayer arat<ug. which mre
■*«e a w«»k, aad eotorttane duly, one
dert dby the atndaute Tb* prufsaawv
were ail awsao*** es snm« Chrtonea
enueeh. All studw to •<*» rrqaUrd by Itar
taw of tte trwwm to nUend •*• Cbrto
tfaa aarvree twtee <* the Mabteib . ata
■ iwaiag pray** ta tte faapei Ihuteg
Iba time I wm a stafasH there were •*•
aoua of revival te which Uw thro ptsehfou-.
, Dr. Atenai Ctearv*. u*d a wry d**p
I i:taw I atteeLnf iwasutia t»
| pretty regafariy after my grndu*ttan i»«
tennwd ibnt tte snsna religtaua dalton
la UM I ws* «lre**d pnfaaa* te IM
teatitoi tae and tevv Mid tte odfaw Mill
e»w. Os owsn I bare been lagafaar with
tee umfa wurtmga es Ito UaivvMiy
- Dr ftwil migeed In IMM sad Dr. A
A Lvp*s*atb WM ataeted. B* cn*menar*
j prewateag every fiebtrab after*** te tte
i SHutee* who vw* rg»«w by taw of ib*
| tram* to ansad. Tbto wm eoattnewi
> tte«*gb bto etesmvim'ra. which Inter>
! famrisM yearn He wa* wetvadad by Di.
H H. Twtkrt. who wMUamd tte asm
nftsrwsMa aarvowa aa -to anbtaih. B*
v* amtete by [te P H ta i whet**
Me Ml* tte mm* »eiM* *• taw racstaa aabi
•tend ttau tte atamsvttar aim. Dr B«*
toaanda to roeateM the aaaw *****
De-rosgUrt wtode of my oraeertfan
*«* the netvuratty. m prembwaw. tta
***** pray** asMitag tea Mm lataitnj
to aswtoim and 1 •** srpratadiy tab*a
part wPb Uw Uedrate Fta tbs* ytun
tefare '-to srar vb»* ww a fafa pray**
mam ig M th* Wta* urea*, appaane te*
| afafau*. • wtaca tea ate tents too* m ar
I tt* part. Tta* wm ftasto wwe
, Ip *M by ata .tee te wtote easy at tte pro
tean* *v»v * aliendaaicw Bevreato of
pretotar tolas it teas al rarema Utonw *-
ctorrod. wtou anmy rafatoto >taed tte
' arras, ramehm. Me teßfirl prvifamr
I tea ara to«n atasMd by tte trai la i n
■•* ate* my inmaioinm ■** tte era
ratetoy. *«ary yrein ■* to* Mm a mem
tag ta rone ctoaavA. atod fra* ibre* w five
M team tone toasaaad la * ta tatoh mbaa.l
ateMaeaapwtotota ate A* am I bene my
fan itoriytas yeerv aad baww teM a fargi
parton ta tee tan ton la a* Ito tee bate* ta
to*« atotetaavd * Mgb aa tarty.
‘ Tte atatoneto who bore tod tea* sfaama
| be* sense*. • v sewn retagamm yawng men
• kfc k*W tek*k JB»f1 «B
mm 6 k#w • I# isuHok • • k®kO#BBC
«*« tte ttaaatafia. are
kis gate im mint ire ta Cbrtacma
aarar tea team
Wtojuama BrraoMtoto.
AT THE CHURCHES.
(EBVIIU AT THE DIFrEBENT
TBHPI.ES OF WORSHIP.
Tbe Sertplnre Expeaeded With Feeca
by th* Preachers.
The services at tbe various churcbesjsuo
dsy nets of a very interesting nature.
Tbe sermons were full ot interest and in
straetkn, and the singing wss beautiful.
AT TUX FIRST MKTB Dlfa-
Rev. W. D And.-r-on pieacbed a very
fine sermon from tbe text: ‘'Heaven ard
earth shall pass away, but mv word sbsll
not pa*a away.” He mid, that probably
the first pert of Ibe text was used figura
tively lu expr»aa by contrast ibe imposals
bihty of the word of Gid pcs-lng away.
Tbe H-aveos. beautiful and grand work of
Jehovah, and ibe earth, which has rolled
on in ite orbit for six thousand years
both shall pass awiy.but tbe W<*dof God
will never pass away. Again, it tuigbt
hive been oaed to express the fact, that
attar tbe eat lb has served Its purpose, it
must be dtetroywi, must paas back, iato
nutbingneaa, perhaps, and tbat even then
the word of G d rhall not have passed
away. In the next plac -, it shows tbat
God is forever antagonist 1 : lo sin, and wi l
forever wage an toceaaaut warfare againat
iL Throughout tbe sgts,God shall be
opposed to sin, and Hi* word shall never
pawaway. Again, there a nothing higbet
than Gud, no'king beyond, nothing purer
and holier. Hto Word to the highest ex
pooenl of gaud, and with nothing beyond
il, aba I last forever. "Heaven atid earth
•hall pa* away, bat my w»rd shall not
PM* away"
AT TWX FIX RTTKRIXN.
Dr. C W w Lana preactied a sermon of
prenhar isiartwi at thia church yesierday.
Ba subject was ‘-t'berrfulni-aa in Religion,"
and tie found a text In Isaiah to show that
religion wa* not intended to make a aad,
loag-facwd man <mt ta anyone. Especially
did hto w rmoo fit jest after tbe firetnaa'a
tournament, aud ha remark* npon thia
•abject wet* of great interval He spoke
of a feaat. defining It, *nd showing it to ba
quite a common «curr> nca with the an
denia, wbo made it a point to be |<»lly and
have a good lune. Religion was not in
tended !■> make a man *ad,but on tbc
< onirary make* one fart Itgfai, easy, and
glad. A man ha* a boiler lime after be
bveooMa a rtenanro than »ver before. It
to a m s akvn Idra that the ctiriateen'a life
to one of misery aad hardship* ; It to a life
of bappiaea* and glory
at twu wrnMXM>*u
Bev. J. C. Davto ma la aevoral annonoee
meots al tbto church, but on account ol
the inclrtnency of th* w.ether, declared
th* congregation rli-mtrad. aud Uiarvfore
preached no •**»•«.
Ban *AJ*nvr cameo.
At thia choicii, toe paaior Rev. B. F.
Mi toll, iwvnchrd a Mining a-rra« Intro
droiury to a protracted aervioa «fitch to
tatebaM I* that etoweeb tfete wro< Tb*
text waa, "Who thee ia willing to ennai
ereia ba service lhaday unto tbe Led.'
Tbto wm David’s «ppata uolo Iba Jews
wb»n |»rrpariog lor the building ot tbe
tempta. Tter overally of ihnugbl and an
te* waa shown, ta order that iba wo k on
the tample might nut tea fallnre. Tbe
people agrvwd willingly to coewcrata. end
tea work wm grandly cuo pleied. Tb
pteacber apptwd the itarngbl ta the build
mg «t lb* great spiritual temple, and be
arged retire ceena.ikxi ia iba work I test
tee approaching orateag may te oruwnad
ailh gtoitaMM renal■*
Wa nretetatand that Bev W M Coda will
ea-nl >• tte me. ting, and wr Intel that
*aay ray te awa*a**d and ounratad.
uc»nan rrxiir cwracw.
tr. tte etoraro ta Mr l/udlaia, the
[antor, ths a>rv*M el ibto cuureh were
CKiodocled by Mr Rotart Chapple. Ore
rsfaww* waa art p<*wral, sad hence wa
cnsaui gva a ta ta* arvtea. *•
taara buwwar, ibta ta gave as aarare*
and tfft-etive dtoorarat. waseb ** litoraad
to witb aratad tottorvat.
»avt at wans wanraotmrr can new.
Rev L F A»4vv« gave an < aruas* dia>
ccKsre* at lbw cbrech lo an >pp**ctattv*
aadlmn* W« toad an report, r piwwat
and testa* naaaot give *s ouUms ta tbs
reratem
av near acmir
Rea c D Loaapb.il <«cdpwd tbs paifta
ta tbto cborcb y*ste«day. Ila bad jam ia~
tvatal fro* ite B*p<aa (Jwaaaaltua. aad
taasoad ta pe-wchiag a regatar a. rare*, be
remmatad tea aawa ta lbs Cravaateaa,
trila< ta Iba sori-** ta IM ctoarcb work,
and at rta rapid spread Mis teik waa fal;
ta maee mterow and laatenrte*. end
•bowed wrat a great dammitnaiioa wa*
dsna« te tbs spread ta lbs Guapai
■H. HAHM insirnia
SMUtelte *•>!»•• Mta* Borate*
Tbto ■ aralag Mbwta Wetr toft for tbe
Arete* at M-ltedgev- ta. wttb Mr Merk
Cbmibam Hs wm afl cud wub mafaa
ctoji ar tb alm do* ay te aateMa. and W
wm Bi i* * eaaata tat tarn to te a* targe
Tbajaryanrt ihto mo mag at caf-paw
re v*a a -th Dra Corfara aad W aide oa tea
jvy. Ha tea *aay trtemb tern wbo wtol
tear* wna mreew ta bw mwtoilan*. Wa
tepe IBM ta a tew SMKMbs ba SriU te
mseuvad to bto weael tevutA.
ear *.b. rwiorav mah.
Para-a awwr M Co***llaw Aa So*
tomeag Rs vpaisi Bamrad.
SUnrwab. May 17 —Bev A N Tbiapaa.
pram ta tbs M»th I*** l ckareb at Careok
vm. On., fata •*• t •» < •• ««* tbto
aftareaaa Ma wm Ml <*fa ateart three
bn**, hto ram wed ara tea wore that
ba wm mfifarmg gro.< P»H fro* arata
MoraKtaaad to tryteg tefM rrtita teak
Bo towra a wfa aad an stay eaa. tte
tenor prmewel ta a swtoga te Saraaaab
aad prsfafaat ta tea State TeocWre A»-
memm* fa G«w*m Ha was a praaeto
■aataawrtMro ta ba die ate i anas and
oteitosowa throagbrat taw Ifowte
It b pretoatoto that Owns* fioefay
wtamd wfa bora a praw te tbe arar fa
two. TtoaltttofafaAtata mmb* ta iba
kmvor OHM WBO go akaeg te tab* care ta
item-rapay apc*« ray meca
JSTTTMBER 21
* MIWBEPBENEtVTATIOtV
Given to ptl awd A wgwa
•a Cbrooicla br *■ Ailnoia News
paper Correspondent.
In yesterday’s Chronicle appeared an
it m, taken from tbe Macon Telegraph
reflecting upon Profs. Rutherford and
Woodfin. We observed, furthermore, tbat
Ibe same item was seul out from Atlanta
to tbe Augusta Chronicle, and we presume
tbat the two reports emanated from tbe
s.tne source. We made no comment at
the time,.not knowing whether tbe corre
spondent was to blame; and yet doubting
all tbe while if it were possible to select a
Board of Examiners wbo could make such
report as it was represented to be. But, to
be sure, we withheld comment, know ing
tbat light would be giveu on tbe subject
today.
We regret exceedingly that some hnve
mistaken this silence on our part to be an
endorsement of the tolerances of said
scribbler. Nothing waa farther from our
intention* than that such an idea should
prevail. There to no part of thia cone
spondent'a article that we can endorse, for
we differ from him very materially. But
we did desire lo know whether it was tbe
Board, or the correspondent, wbo had been
so indelicate as to give to the public any
such document.
All that we find in reference to incom
petent Professors, is fuunu in the following
extract from the report us tbe Board:
"We find that then* are members of tbe
Faculty who are unab-e to infuse into their
students auy love for tbeir department*, as
wm evidenced by the lack ot interest and
general inattention of students in the class
room, and who are, to a great extent, un
able lo command that order and respect
which stionld characterixe tbe conduct ut
a student during recitaliona.
"We would recommend that these mat
ters ba Carefully cousKlervd by the trustees
and tbat if there are profeasore, who, from
inefficiency, inability to command reaped.
<>r from any other cause, du not subserve
tbe best inlereata of the stela, their reaig
nathma ta requested. Knowing from
CouveraatioM with them that trustees are
fully inturmsd aa to whom we refer, we
eave the matter lo them tor further ac
tion ’
Tbe rejKirt doe* not create tbe aeosati u
dial said correspondent pre-didod it wool .
It to not salty and aevera But the mai
idea of tbe writer aeemod to be to create a
a aauaation, and be intended that bia article
should ta ashy. It may ta that thia oor
reap-mdent it a form;r student hero for be
•peak* very knowingly (»y It may te
•gain that be l» one who never mastered
ibe MudiM unJar tbe gentlemen whom fir
ringh* out, and summarily d-amiaaea from
Ite Faculty. However, we beiiave be to
not a succrea m a critic, and would adv toe
nm lo tea little more careful la future as
o bow ha bandies »>e name of men ot
,t»iliuo and prominence.
ia tbs report to ibe Augusta Chrenicte,
te rtaxrgv* tbat the Untavrerty to ran in
tbe interest of certain familfea. After
•eatng bow far be m from tbe truth In re
<ard lo tte report of Board ot Esaiolners,
it to usetan to argue inch point. It to also
Vteimrd to OMtM! |>aper that more young
Mood to aasdod in tb* Faculty—tbe vary
reveres of tbto to true—and it to also tine
Ibal DvwqMqwr corropuudeala should be
men old enough to p aaesa some judga
meat, al least. Tbe i-orrvapuodsol bM
got into a b-rocta mat, and we hope te
f«wv be to through with the stings, that te
will have aaore idsaa of proprtety before
te ventures lu agaiu rake tte University
quak*.
*•*• Mara**
■ Tte tern of Mr Albin IL-binsoo wbo
i llv»e aboat two mile* tbto fads of Wat
kiavvllla, waa dweovarod to te on fire Hat*
i atiaj night about ball peal aigbl o'cJocs.
Th* tarn and moM ta it* contests were
> dMtmynd- Nr Rotanaoa teM 900 bundles
I of fudrtar and all ta bto com. He Mvad
hto m-at, tboaxb. How tbe fire origin.tad,
we have not teoa sbte lo team.
ALBERT B. I.ARAB.
I _
. Tb* teaarb at Tte ,Viliana Jsaswnlial
Marra. Ga. May Ifl-Colorael Albert
t fl Laomr dtod 10-ntght al. fi t* without a
•tnxgte Hs passed away m though a
. child go ng to atoep.
OutouM Lamar wm bora ta AagoMa,
JnM ilth. IS.H. and would bsv* bera 09
' wore ahi aast month. Ba gradnaled ala
‘ ProoayJvMia nuitafa, aaarrted Mwa Kata
: Hdl. ta H reoton oouaty. ta ififil. He wm
, nfamtisd to iba bar. and Aral practiced law
Ml Araartcua He removed lo Columba*,
atom ta folhvwud bto prtaaaato* awhile,
then teaaaaa editr* ta ita Cotamboa Baa.
Ha mtaraad to tavaaoab. and wm editor
ta the favaeaab Goovgtea, a atanach end
fir* i** rv*lK Journal Ba wm aarret»>
ry ta Ita rocsamna coa veaiwn ta IMI
' sad wm elected aaatota*i dark ta th* eoo
fadarate wmcreaa. ami afterwards teenies
Unvk Ha wm a fatofale to vartoma Mate
co«v«taMMA *«ta wm appotatod by Gov
•race faaitb aobetor gtaanl ot iba 9a-
Vaaaab drcuM to i«7A Ha aarved * tbe
i pnm'toe ft*r year*. Latov ta waal to
Waabtactoa atty and becama aaetoiant
ctaril ta Ita boa** 'ta rvprearotoUva. Ha
i; bacaSM sdfae ta tbs Mscm Tetograpb *
IMi sod servad six yawre ta that copadty,
astetac a bnitoeM repaiauoe as
A BAS l«f rtiXLU* Alivor Artl
of eray *raa«ra er eaaro ta aapnroed
Ha WM MM of the flooM writers ta pare
Enfaoa to tbe eoaatry. H* mind wm
cliiral is Fatauary
i*M. ta becama adtoor ta lbs Maa*
1 Kraa*« New*, which poaMtoa ta tad
rail a few weeta ago.
QMoßta Lomar wa* a an* ta Grocgc W.
Lsasar. facrMwi He tea** a wife aad
Ira attdrea. Ba wm a favfatar at iba
. CatboiM churcb H* was attactad with
ra«hF> ***** M. toot, white auadtag ta
'. the toad Lanier. He wm carrtad bora,
' and finely became critictaiy Ui wrtb
oorroo* pre* rath*, sad died ta a*gra
tx* ta toe brute.
I' m q ai
Copt C G Taaaedg* sad wde test yea
trotoy tar Mscbra. ia aaawtr to a tefegram
aan.naca* iba extrraa Umm ad Mr
McDvwri . kewbar ta Mrs Ta'ralg*.
Br. T«* Fowtar. mrataatototag oa toww
, Brea! terra. *R * ta* bon* with mate
’tafiaMM-
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We notice with pleasup? the very high
ground recently taken by the Southern
Baptist Convention, at Memphis, on tbe
•object of "Prohibition." We are glad,
Mr. Editor, to aee you reproduce tbe reso
lutions in your daily. The Southern Bap
tist Convention ia not made up of politi
cian*. Ite members are not engaged in
axe-grinding. They are "good men and
true." Probably it to not going too far
to say that there to no body of men in tbe
United Btates, tbe Cougren of tbe same
not excepted, that refl -cts greater intelli
gence, integrity of character, and moral
worth in ite deliberations, than the South
ern Baptist Convention. And then, Bap
tists are not given to meddling with quete
tions that are involved in politics. They
believe in preaching the Word in Church
organisation aa the instrument through
which the Truth to to be carried to all men;
through which all saving revolution, re
formation or change, to io te wrought.—
They generally consider that they bare
done their work, when they have preached
tbe Gospel. 80, for the Baptiste of the
South to say in any way, "Down with the
whisky traffic,’’ to very significant We
notice that here in Athena there to conoid*
erable complaint by the whisky men on
account of tbe sale of whisky by the drag
•tores and "blind tigers." They say tbat
the unlawful asle of liquor by the drug
•tores, and tbe existence ta "blind ligvrs.'i
should te wiped out by Higu license.—
These same men say, too, that whisky is a
great evil. Now, if these geutiumen really
think that liquor selling and liquor drink
ing to such a great evil, bow to it they ara
not mure out apukeu in their condemna
tion ta wbat ttey claim lo be iba action ot
the drug stores? and wby do they not
exert ttemaelVM to crush out the "blind
iigersf" Wiitoky to a stapendoua evil, and
the way to esc pe It, to to license It, and
thereby make Uta sate of it very respaoi
abla Gentlemen wbo argue thus, teem lo
be in k>v« with liq u*. Ttiey propose to
reform things—they condemn ; whisky,
they have many plana; tat it you wUI juM
notice, in none of them to anything pro
posed tbat will etfvctually rid tbe country
of tte whtoky evd, ro-H and branch.
When we My let us put sway whtoky,
let's put it saray in all its forms—tte "blind
tiger” form, ita drug More form, tbe High
ta neo form, sad ell its forms. A preacher
once prayed ala public gathering that tbe
Lord would curtail ibe work ta the Devil
au old darkey near by renponded. "Amenl
Good Lord, do cut bit tail smack, smota
off." Whisky is a radical evil—let tbe
remedy te radical.
In this connection, we might as well pay
our respects to another clave ta gentleman.-
Itiey are Probibiuontote—ttey are. Tiny
ook with holy horror on wbiaky and ita
rcauite- wten somebody elae drink* it.—
They will even make speechea, ami |«aa
rewflulioM, and vote, all against whtoky,
•nd at the same Hue, drink like fl.h
Now, Hmm men are not the friends ta
I’ernjo-iauce-tb.y are aMinlre to tte
the cause. If they ara really friends, and
can’t keep from drink because they ara
weak, let them te recognised m weak
brethren. Let them te humble; fat item
take back rate, and keep tbeir moutba
•hat and tbeir tongues still, san til ttey are
>rong enough to show their faith by tbeir
•<*ka. 8. D.
HJWWRTA* UW.
I( Bahaa Hraahaaoaaa • (htasa lo ba
•aorair Fnaiaba*.
MrattßAFoua, Mina., May I?.—Senator
rtcbeff.r'a drunkard** law went into effeta
yesterday. It provide* tbat whoever te
comea intoxicated by voluntarily drisklng
Intoxicating liquors stall pe deeoted guilty
of tte crime of druuknßcM, and upon con
viction thereof shall ba punished Si fol
low*
For tte ArM offaoM, by a fin* of not
tea ttaa |io nor more than ffa, at by
hnprwomneot for not tosa ttaa ten nor
m »re than 40 day* For tte aacoed of
faoM, by Impriaonmrot for not Ira than
10 nor more than «0 days, or a tine of not
Ira than |*> nor more than |SO For tte
third and all suteeqnent tafcnaaa by Ims
prtooamMtl ta sot Ira than 00 days nor
mora than 00 days.
A NllfafFtfai
Quttmam, Oa, Nay IT -Tte court wa*
•agaged ta tte tr ansacuon of some mini*
buamra tbto morning, until iba boar ta
ten cam*. At tbat lima, bto honor beck
oned to a* officer, wta quickly drew near,
•nd after a word from tte court, pcietlra
ly withdraw from tte room Immediately
ttejaryta tte Arrtagtoacaaa Siad into
Ite praaawea at Judge Hansel, aid, amid
absolute sTraos, took ttair state. Tbeir
finding bte ten snticipatta, and bat few
wtrepriaeai eomparsitvafy are*king.
TWB Mtar-LT nOACRKD
Aditramiag H H Byrd, Jadga Hanaaß
•aid i
"Mr Foraoaaa. bare you, or tava yoa
not. reacted a vardict V
"Wa bare so*,’ repite Byrd.
"Ara you likely to agree F
"Wa are not—no proapact."
* Yoof dot ms,** cooUnttod Jodg* Smmll,
“have boao tang ate arduous. 1 have fall
H to te my doty to retain you up to tte
preaoat lira. All pantos are sattollad that
jrcMi cooccic&tioMijr to
dtoctargs your dattca with Oddity. No
report ta bte conduct oa yaw pari ta*
reacted my ear*. I itaak yoa for taviog
bon*aUy oteMverad to do your duty ia
tbtocoaa"
Judge Hanse l then read, in upau court,
•a orfar dactaring a mkatriaL Tte jury
wm ttau dtactarged from tte fanbar
eoawifarauoa ta tte era, ate from atten
dance taeoort tor tte ramejodar ta tte
tmn
A Fl* nca at lria«rta
Tte pxaie ta tbe M Baptist chnreh
wm wail attateod ou Satnrfay, and all
enjoyed tteaaaaira ia tte bigtaat degas*.
A 111 rasa* a wore delivered by tte pastor of
tte ebuacb. Ek* B F BH*t ate tte to
perfaiaoda*! at Iba aetata, Mr Darnel
Wiutara. Tte ebtereu gave aavarai atire
iog w*ga, ate all aaranad to re joy the oc
naein* vary much
Th* Motefa erbata is ta a vary fi /artob
teg enufaiM* ate to drag • (rant data of
rood. Mr BriM teforra oa (bet tte aateoul
now bM » aaembrat* Ma soil, ate ihfa
I M to taii wcrom tat