Scrofula, a Vile
Inheritance.
Scrofula it the most obstinate of blood
troubles, aixl la often the result uf an
lntw.rit.A.1 taint in thn hLirvt R
, , . ... , i
U tho only remedy which P' t deep
. . o :. '
. , ,,
erer, trace of the uua. aU cure.
wie worn oafs.
My ann, Ohrti, waj ftfTV-tad from Infancy
with tkrofula, and hti luflMl o Uil it u
Impossible lotlrpw him
fof three year. H I
head and body wrr a
maaa of aoraa, and his
eyeaJpbt alto rye me
affected. No tTAiment
vii spared tbal we
thought would relieve
Mm. UuL lie (Crow worse
until his f.iti.Ut inn
tnde-il pitiable. 1 had UK
almt rtespclr'd of I.Ut
ever Ifiim cured, when
by the nili Ire of a friend
we guvr him H. 8. S.
(HwIfi'N HneclllrV A de
cided t in prt i v in t 1 1 1 wus the result, and alur
he had taken donen 1 ilUes. no one w ho k new
of hi fornvr .lr.-a-lful cnmhthii w.ml.l have
recognized hi:. i. All ihl (lores on hi, tnty
have heated. In: skiti ) srfVetly clenr and
smooth, and he liu icn restored to perfect
health. Mas. S. 8. Maury.
OT Kim 8t., Mar.. ii. Ua.
For real Mood troubles it is a wsatfl
of time to expect n cure from the dis
tort, lilood disoiws are beyond thoir
skill. Swift's SpeciHe,
S.S.S.cBlood
roaches ull rtie-",iitl cases wliioh
Other remedies linvc mi effect upon. It
is the only hloiul remedy guiininteed
purely vegetnlile, and contains no pot
omIi, mercury, or other mineral.
Books mniled free to nHy nddross bj
Swift Specific Co., Allui ta, Ga.
British Rule.
Theodore S. Woolsey, professor of in
ternational law in Yale University says:
'The results of llrillsh rule In India have
!cen splendid. It lias kept the peace,
pieservcd or.ler, Imilt roads, railroads
and liriKalio i works, lvought justice to
the liumhlest, lessened famine and pesti
lence, Introduced Hate education, sanita
tion and disrcriia,. ios, freed tiadc from
many burdens, simplified taxation aud
h.is begun to introduce local self-government."
Adiniwd I'eweysays in a letter ad
dressed to Hie cdiior of i lie Iliitisli
1 1 crI in: "A fter many years of wonder
ia I have ciiii!' lo t'ie conclusion that
the m'g'ii iesl facto:- in the i:i ilization
of the world is t lie imperial policy ol
I'viglantl ''
C' :i it i . In irrippo wilh liounuTs' Tastk
l.riss Clin.l, Tonic. ',"h-. Ilcliglilful to
take. Try it. C I) Hradliam.
or.on.
Insomnia is simik-i imcs
for a guilty conscience.
aiiotlu i nuiiii-
Meuir;iOiiii l'ii"4-il li it Hay.
Mystic I'u.i: for 1 ; lull mat i " in and
Ncui aiL,i:i cu es in 1 lo ;t dnys. Its ac
tion upon thesys'em is remarkable Rnd
riiys.i-i-io i.s It removes at once tbe cause
and i n: iKi-ease iiunieiiia ely di appeals.
The first do-.o greatly benefit. 7' cents.
t-o!il by T A Henry, druggist New P.err .
1'imtrnry.
H'h the bad young man who usually
livi s lo a good old a.;e.
Krinosr. e lo wet, oamp.icsa and cob!,
itva iabiv -eKii ls in a sudden chll',
w Leu if not altciuieii to Immediately
wi ' ca,isc a cod. By nti'ttig ateaspoo.--fu'
of P titv Davs' Pa'n-K ii.i.i it in
lia! ' a g lis of w a n waier or milk, t tie
wno'e system wi'1 be hea.ed and tne
d.i "e-o' co d avo ued. Avoid subsl'
t,i.es, the e is bj; o.ie Pain Killer, Pei:
Davis'. Price '"ic acd 50.
II- v r.MJ It.
Carrie - Tell ine, Kate, how wan
It you
did not marry Mr. Tylei '!
Kate- He told me I was the only
woman lie i er loved. If a man will lie
lo you before mairlage, what stories
won't be ti ll afterward ?
II ah M t.i'.KH, efficient, reliable, and pleas
ant to take, Is ltoiiKni ' Cm t.i. Tostc
for chills, fevers, malaria, night iwcatB
and la grippe. 2.1c. No cure, no pay
4,Tho best 1 ever saw," is what they all
say. J D Bradham.
ThrnThiy I.Miighril.
The refined sketch team ami sidewalk
conversationalists ateppod to the foot
lights. "It's a wl'e man who knows his
own mind," said Moriailly.
"Its a w-lso man who mlndi his own
nose," retortedMuldoon si ha playfully
burled an ax In lilt partner's skull And
the Intelligent audience screamed with
delight.
100.
Dr. r. Detcbtas Antt Olarstis.'
Vay be worth In you more than $100
If you have a r MM who soils bedding
front lncontincj of water dining sleop
Cures old and young alike. U arrests
the trouble at once. 1. hold Ity C,"T
Iinulham, dniKjUt. New Bern. N. C.
In tr.t..ri,
"My dear." d I li nn Paul, after a vUii
lo the prionors, "Hid reminds me of the
Queen's .lul'tleo."
llnwT ' .aid Mrs K.
"Why. we liavn umpire of Dearly
every smt I roups In the Hrltiah army.
I am Indi bu-d lo One M inula Crumb
: Curt for my tinkli and life Ii eerwt
ma of lung lr. nblr following grippe.
TboiuaieU owe tbelr lives lo the (liompl
etloei of this mrvir falling rrmeily. h
cures coughs, roMa, croup broncliltla,
paeumnnla, grippe and throat and lung i
troubles, lis early ase prevrnli con
ampUnn'. Il ls Iheonly htrmless jemrstf
that gives ImarMllats) rMotla. F 8 Daffy.
t J Iff Km B-sl 9t f1tT - t .
rat
vjp. j- mwi
' TOTAL EOIrSE OF SUH.
The Woadcrfal fbeaxHoeiioa Hit 2Stt.
VUftk la Hum fath Acres '
Sottbern States. I
Prof F H. Bigelow of Washington
ha. written an ioleresllDf itairmtnl of I
the total eclipse of th sua May W, 1H00
, . ; . . . .
The Bather of tbe shadow, he sevt wil
The Bather of lbs ahadow. he tan will !
(begin at aunrute over the Pacific, ocean I
, eI,tn1
i
llhence nortnw.-siaerci over tne Douti -
ern States from New Orleans to Norfolk
crossing the mUdle portions of the
North Atlantic lo Portugal and termi
nating near ibe unrtharo end uf ibe lied
sea at sunset.
The locktlon of tbe track In the United
Stales is remarkable for lla eoovenieot
accebttibilli y to a multitude of people
He tsiimales that more than balf a mil
lion petguo! will ce the total eclipse of
more or leu duration from their homes,
aud many more ill take advantage of
tbe opportunity to see the evrut of a
1, felime.
Kducalors fhoulil encourage their stu
dents to sec It, and he suggests it would
Lo a popular thing for the railroads to
an auge for excursions to the cities aud
localiliee affording tho most farorablc
oppoilunitics for a sight, as theic are
good hotel accommodations through all
tho sections affected.
The United States Weather Hurcau,
which has been conducting a cloud sur
vey of the region, predicts the chances
for fair weather as almost certain in
Georgia and Alabama. The track will pass
over Mobile, Montgomery, Macon Mil
lcdgcville, Augusta aad Columbus, a little
south of Atlanta.
True To Life.
Old Subscriber Wall, I gucs I'll
take yer paper arfnuther yeie, but I'll
jes' say I don't like th' stand yer takln'
on lb' Fillypeen kwestshuu.
Country Kditor I'm sor y, because I
like t please my old subscribers, and I
see you aie one of tbe oldest.
Old Subscriber Vesslr. Ilin takin' Hi'
paper ever since it started.
Country Kditor Little behind in pay
ments, tho'.
Old Subscribe!- Thet ao how fur?
Editor Wei'., you paid for the lirst
year you subsciilied Tnat was 1T0.
Old Subscriber-Hugh! Wall I'll jet.'
pay annulber doller fcr IS80 an make it
even numbers. But I'll say rite now
thet ef y' ke p harpin' on that Killypeen
kwest.ihun I'll slop th' paper I baint
goin' lopay my money out fer littercbure
agaiast my principles. ' Hiio Slate Jou:-
nal.
'A oii''g man came into our stoie
yedcrday sullering from aseeic uttack
of cramp colic," wiiies I! K Hess, miller
an-l genend mercliant.. Du kt y's Mdiin
tain, Pa. '-lie had liied vaiimu borne
remedies without relief. As I bad used
Chatnb-iinin's t olic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy I gave him a dose and it
soon brought libii out a'rigbl. 1 never
saw a fellow so rcjoh ed." Sold by KS
Duffy & Co.
Colton Manufacturing:.
Stalinlics of cotton manufacturing for
the ten years from 1KH!) lo lH'tS show
very remaikable changes, tho increase in
spindles being as follows:
Per
Number. cent.
(ireat Brilain l.OOO.lXtft 4 i
Continental Kurope . . 7,0 1 5,0' 0 Sl).(il)
Northern U. S l.-I.W.WO 1 1,40
Southern li. S 2,.V.M1,00() 100.:
Total V. S 4,010,0(10 28.75
India 1,075,1.00 7I.(H
I.atrHt 111 ICihoi
The latest thing in roses h in the pos
session of an Kast Anglian rose grower
who, In bis catalogue, says that its name
Is Kruger, and liiaV it requires n warm
position anil much disbudding.
F S Duffy A Co guarantee every Wot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
will refund, the rtoncy to any one who is
not satisfied after using tws thirds of
the contents. TIiIb Is tbe best remedy in
tho world for la grippe, coughs, colds
croup and whooplng.cough and Is pleas
anl and rafe to lake. It previ nl any
tendency of a cold to resull'in pneu
monia
rroffiulunal Humor.
'You cin't see the editor for thrto
hours'' said Ihe ofiloo boy to tbe pro
fessional humorist; "do you want lo
wall?"
Tb professional humorist tapped bis
brow thoughtfully. "Hal I have HI" l e
exclaimed; "I'll go out and get my hair
cut, and perhaps thai will reduce my
weight"
I want to lei the people who suffer
from rheumatism and sciatica know that
Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved me
after a Dumber of olhor medicines and a
doctor bad failed. It Is the beat liniment
I have ever known of. J A Doihikh,
AlpbareMs, Qs. Thousands have beeu
cured of rheumatism by this remedy
One application H-beves the pain. For
sale by F 8 I uffy A Co.
Aa Amsdaritmia Tprtn.
Watchmaker I'm afraid, miss, ynu ei
peel loo mu h from your watch It Isn't
adjusted.
Miss Wilde Are you sure of that sir?
If 1 Dad be bought It oa credit I'll fling
It la bis race.
Are yon la favor of reform? was ask id
Senator Korgbum.
I awi, Mswered Ibe aeaalnr. I Just gave
$50 In a reforei school and I told my
wife alia eoUld wear rainy day skirts
w briii tar the fall India...
Aa Ortgiswil tlesy.
Professor -11ow, Mr. Ooolltlle, what
bav yoa learned about )oor triple ibe
dlasjioBd?
Mr. DoolHHw TWai all aoeiii believe
ll barmoaliea tartly wltb tbelr eora
plraloas, ; ' ' t
FREE MAIL SERVICE,
f - ostnuiicr Iuck Shows Tlik To
uxdlt of Securing li l-or Hew tern.
Ed Joi kal Aa order Lu lu is
,u1 bJ ltie 1 1 umc lereriiu-nl e
vami.mng r r i wt-r, service Tor ike
cim ci re Hern, N i. I hu onier Im
"e0 poDltabea and l believe the people
01 ltit cllT bT "ul Inlerrel In any
iue.non of crrdli in sn ..,.1,,du., f..r
. ,, . , . , . , ,
ii"" - "" '""t,l"t 1
but briefly reply to tut ailnlc -by C. R.
Thomas, M. C, appearing In your Issue
uf the lttlb. i List
TMs article assent only by Inferrence
First he inferenllally iubmlta that 1
never applied for FreeDelivery; secondly
he iuferenlially takes the credit for It to
hiuiself, aud thirdly he inferentially rt
mat ks, by the way, that I might suppress
information due the public. To the first
I w ill answer that 1 mule personal appli
cation to the Department, accompanied
by meu of influence wilh this ailnnn s
tration, to accomplish that w hich does
not as he says "go into effect by opera
tion of law" but is entirely within the
discretion of tbe Postmaster General
Sec. 59 of the Postal Regulations.
To the second I will reply that Mr
Thomas had as little to do wilh procui-
Ing this service as the humblest citizen
of our city, and that tbe credit belongs
to the business men who used tbe stamps
ami thus placed us in a position to ask
for the service, aad any attempt on the
part of Mr. Thomas to assume the credit
is small and unworthy of an accredited
Representative of an honest people.
The inference that I might refuse in
formation is uncalled for and malicioub
ly false, as I have published every order
received and have given freely all the iu
foriniition I could procure. I would
state further that if Mr. Tliomas pro
poses to furnish any information from
his own knowledge, the public may as
well save their slumps and consult the
stars.
Seymour W. Hancock,
Postmaster.
ONE OF THE VERY FINEST.
The Atlantic Coast Line's Florida Special
- Us Schedule Will be Faster Than
Ever This Season.
It is now several years since the At
lantic Coast L'ne, working in connection
with the Plant system began operating
a special tourist train between New
York, Charleston and Florida, and as the
railroads kept pace with improved meth
ods and tbe fastidious traveller the trains
each yea' became more complete and
handsome, and the schedules quicker.
This yenr it seems as though tbe high
waier mark must have been very
neai ly reached, for it is hard to imagine
a more speedy trip tiiao that which will
be offered southbound passengers on and
lifter Tuesday, January Hi, and also u
more comfortable and luxurious train Is
well nigh impossible to plan.
The t ruin is composed entirely of Pull
man cais, made for this particular ser
vice and veslibuled, so thai passengers
pass freely from one car to another, re
gardless of the speed at which they are
travelling and unaffected by wind or
weather. Bach car is a model of its kind,
one a dining car, where the traveller pai
takes of his meals at hours which suit
his convenience and where deft waiters
serve the most tempting of dishes, pre
pared while Hying along the steel road
way by a competent chef. The end of
the train is always occupied by the "ob
servation car," so uniquely arranged as
togitu a view elmosl unobstructed of
the scenery along the line of the road. A
d. awing room car and a library and
smoking room aie among the advanta
ges of this movable hotel, for it is more
like a first class hotel, with every con
venience and comfort, than anything
else. But the number of guctUs Is lim
ited strictly lo tbe numlier of berth ac
commodations in the magnificently ap
pointed "sleepers," and there Is no fear
of finding a favorite window seat oc
cupied by a "match and toothpick'' cus
tomer and always a seal In the dining
room.
Then the speed of It! Leaving New
York al 12:2.1 p m tho "special" pauses
lint a moment at Philadelphia at 2:52
p in. Baltimore is reached at 6:05 the
same afternoon and Washington reached
al (1:20. Four hours later the "special"
makes Richmond and at 7 45 the next
morning arrives In Charleston, eighteen
hours and a few minutes after the start.
From Charleston the same excellent
speed Is maintained to the several points
on tbe Plant system In Ueorgla and
Florida For the oorth Iwund trip the
schedule la also very convenient and
speedy. Travellers leaving Charleston
at 0.10 p. m. arrive In Richmond at 7 15
in the morning Washington Is made
at 11 OS a m. Baltimore 115 p. m , Phil
adelphia 2 30 p.m. and New Y oik at
5.0.5 p. m.
An Important feature of the lotirlnl
special is that no extra charge la made
for traveling on this train. The regular
fare, with only ordinary Pullman fare
added, is charged and the passenger lift
If limited strictly lo tbe capacity of the
sleeping cars." Charleston News and
Courier, January 14, 1600.
WImmi rmtttl -.
When t mftQ weiri honi-mj1e clmhwi
ho bflgtni to Iom faith Id lh eUro-d flt
nmt of Iblnga.
OoVila art) aally Ukmi and often da-
vnlop Into broochlUaoTConiKimpUosi.
"Yoti ahould mrw coM nrornptl erlUi
Ir. John W. notl't Coogh fivmp,
This) celebrated remedy la mossS aoi
(rlenl and will raw a Oold al ontm,
COUCH SYRUP
Promptly curtt 6tubboni Cotds.
laWi M tMHstl aMtd llWH I laW.
Tonight
If your Iivr it oat of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, H -.unburn,
or Constipation, t&ke a duee of
Hood's Pills
On retiring, and toiui'rrow your di
gestive organs mill 1 reguUu-d a:d
vou will he brifht, ri'-tive and rev'
Kt a::v kind of v .rl:. V..: !..:
been the experience of others :t
will be yonrs. Hex '! 'S PI 1-LS are
sold by all -medicine dealers. ' cts.
RINC-A-kiNJ (J' I.UitS.
pr,i:j iripl 14:
L..ns I
Tu i,
, UsMi- li r -..
W tieu il li
r.i ki,.. i.
Till .-ic- l.a 1
in' ni Itiu,: K ii1
But. nh
S. I,,,.
Buili i i
Tl.at I I
Am I..
. ,n i;li'riiuin Sj. 'n mi '3,
!.: I. Iii r Mi ,
ii in tier li- k 'n I'lin-a.
.ti all t'artlili iijini:9.
un I l.ovc'B .it li- '
-full Mi l i:;i
A LESSON IN PRONUNCIATION.
gee Ho MRny of Tlint oriln Will
Set Vou CiifHlnB,
The following "VpiM!r" has nn literary
value to commend it, hut it will prove n
very clever puzzle to any assemblage as
a test of the ability nf people to pro
Qoimee readily anil enrreelly many eom
nion words of their native tmi'iii'. Thi
list, which contains no words of disputi l
pronuiieia t ion, is ns follows:
An iutei est ini; iihiuii y took place in
the court of oyer ami terminer some linn
sko. Indisputable evidence wns iriven to
ward proving; (hat n heiuniis incident hrit
taken place ihirini; a public pageant. Il
seems that n pretty Kill, rather juvenile
in appearance, bavin; an extraorilinan
head of hair, like an Albino, represented
Thalia nnd sat on n pedestal erected on
one of the floats. The procession was di
reetinj; its course eluwn the Mall when
the attention uf the onlookers was drawn
to thi' excited conduct of one of the
spectators, u tin had lied her eyes upon
the Hani, set with j. wels in the form of
a caret, which Tlmlia wore upon her
head as sin- sat in v. lint seemed to be her
wonted attitude nf niinchala nee and lei
sure. This prison was afterward shown
to be a maniacal !aitinli ess whose squalor
and detestation ami hi'lcoiis grimaces
were all unnoticed by the mock oildess;
What vapary bade ihis reptile turn her
servile eyes, full of rapine, on the liratiti
fill maiden, it is haul to say. but sinlih-n
ly. under pretense of seeing snmi'thiui; on
the ground, she proilin-e.1 a hiatus in tie-
crowd and thus obtained preeedem f
all. Simultaneously with her appearance
tbe van drove pasl. Sin- then tilled the
air with truss mill ny and liean to pro
militate nnnrehisni. sncii ty's lack of pio
hit y and the general iieilileetion of poll
tieians for iiatroiiaL'c. Then she In suiiu'til
her audience to hear her dilate on Ihot'la
cars of the Alps, the ruins of Pompeii,
tbe fclpale f : a iit-liKr, the Pleiades and
her patron saint She was evidently th
nienleil. and the How of tier vocables up
piarcd ciiil!c-s. Suddenly she rai-cl a
pestle w li'i-li bail lici n hidden lllnh I In r
shawl ait'l threw it directly at the visor
nil tile ".ill's dcail. Thcrclllinll a llarriil
lithographer, who was cntlin;; a swath as
a tribune on the follow m van. c.ra-ni!
a veino and ihrew it ovci the iraual ol.l
h:.e. so that tier i Itnrts I" c cane were
fil'ile, ti m 1 she ln-caine a. d'cilc as ll
lai ib. The pathos of the lltTalr lay in the
wav the till bore the oiil-al In cant
the vlr: .-in iravc an alias instead of In r
iiwii name. 1 1 or defense was that vac
cine, whose prescme was linwn by a
scabious nri.i. ! tether w ilh !i -oii-tii'le in
the matter of pcrsniiii! fKcili.m, had pro
duced ail nliM-iinli. which ilccleii! the
irievocilble ileal h of the .-l: 1 An inven
tory of her belnlitiiiKs was ina.le. and
she was then
victim of ac-iti
sus City Join n
sent 1
- hoiiii
il.
i an
iei linn
inaioa.
Ivan
V.'fi K lie r'
Altboiich
count ry. I he pi
here is referi c
COl respondclici
IlIeH if Amerlen.
iiiai. i nevci w as in this
ssil.ilily of Iik cltiliu' .'
I to often in In . published
In fact, he made Ainer
lea a
his f
furcv
stand and deliver ,-u eninenl wilh
iolliU. l evcrnl times llu all niai: lo
r put aside his "Kim; "f the .Nil.e-
lunu" iind to cross the ocean tu i.iin a
competency unless they cuiiti iliuted to
his siippurl .
Thai Warner rcjinrded A nn'i ii a ns a
Kohl mine well worth exploitation by fur
eiK11 artists appeari. from a l.-M- i bich
in ISt-S he wrote to Kiani Lnebn.iiini.
inunic dii e tor at Kici. u h-.e lo ni her
wanted tinnnelal assist an i t yo to
America with nn orehesttn. W'ainni iuI
vied I,ne.;nann to asfit bis brother.
He inMiancis the caxe of n (ieitnan mu
sician who went to Aineiiiii n n p.."r
mun and in n very nhort tune whm in ie
et?lpt nf nn excellent income, nddiuc tloit
n whole nrheslia woilhl ceif:iilil tie utill
more lucky, f'"" "in n countiy where vil
Inijen nn const n ut ly pmw hi jf into eit ie
In five yea tf there can be ni hi. k 'if up
Kirt unit ieH for t he Met t lem ni of v hole
hnndM nf iini?i. innn." Could aintbom Irf
more 1 1 1 1 i i -1 1 1 1 1 v nnlve tlmn llu bi-t
tnt inn ? - C as i n ve Kobbi- in A niei ienn
Monthly ItrMi'W of Wcview
Pan flpofs nnd 11 in nigral ntna.
An old f t i -1 1 r i m n vn pi! t mt out In
front of hh Imuie pulhnc n v, a y nnd pull
Ine heruicnlli nt bin pipe. He would llyht
a nini.li ni.'l pull niol pull it hi pipe,
then tliroiv the mutch nwny ntul Itjrht no
other, nnd he continued the 'M'rformnncv
with cti'Ml pntleiicr until !hn (fround
nb-M!l lib.) w n lilernlly atieuu wltb
burned in il In n
"('..ni'' i-i in nipper. I'lit." nn ill hit wlfr
at the .loor
"Knith. nn Ol will in ft minute, ti)
dj.' am ill he " M . i V hn Im-s-o m trllln
Dip that If Ol -hiin-kcd n bit rt kdiln- Ol
CWl mti' the nh H)U on the villi t ihoi'l
know whether Moikr Imtd n f vbB
ro or n bet her (ie cl hohl nt t he
wrftfiK kind nr phlu 1'lrTclmid Ceiii
L-lT
Ilat Mm rntrktM.).
Thi tfornoiilii nf nnfkrr in powder
m)m are pox ki-th-. to ihnt thrf enii'4
C rrj kniven r tunliheai nr Imleol nnjr
tblnff. and rr made of nonlnnnmninhU'
material. N one It allow iff tn ff l"Ul
with Irutim't. turue-l up al Hip l-itoni.
bfcaoiip trii i cil lax teil in thai war. aud
(Im nivrval bird U danfrrmtaa
A Vvflp-al taalntiall.
tl k toM uf a r a Dipt ttntM Indy tmm
Wichita who hfunln) atiwi rar la
Kaaa Cltf thai abt -tuvafn anarr IW
cunm thrvt mm In a lrimh rnw and of
ffd hvr tbrir rta.KanMt CNy Htar.
Tfse tarn ef whlat misiual'd la Rn.
tend. ' ll U hllrvp4 la have eVvelinw
ftejaa the etikf iunx ef irtarmpa. nr
Inmp, wbkB was played ae early aa
1&30. .
Toe taedelra tslsaiVrs sw treat Ibe
aaaott ef weasel ay their errlfat
nl T OF THE PACIFIC-
A LONE Af'EfllCAN FtAj
v L V GREET -
Tmat was
1.:
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of Jul In, idrhl 'llinl 1'brlllfd Ibr L:.; . n t
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afl. v.c:c
fatiev. I. r
ours W
kolianri. hip. will
c, as .
siiniiii'
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lei ol
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,- th.
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I "f Ibis
.lays
f i
ti"l it 1 n
i talo ii
ship
I I"
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f l.h
An . ' a :: ii
1:1 Villi I
Ilal'i'illi'.
at aiu !n i
.Till
i f, Jill
th
i tu st in en
tin1 sbii hit
uart i "f th-lllii-trr
l,:;n!f
uf ship tlt.-s-iiimI,
w itli t.iir
)l:'l M'lMlllllt
".y, uh.'t!
I';., in .ti.
:
iju:t1i l
; ::ril"!il jt.li
ilb .1 .Inly. ,
i'v:ml b i
with tho fn
it wo iii;i-l.'
nr.
i;u- nn tin
lit!) fnut
r-tirniniim
b"l't
biiintiful
tniic, Wei
b lirrt-z'. I
brjivi ii nd
hi tl.-l
I'i'ti-r
Ihi t
11.-: V!.V.,.! fi.illl II ilis-
only ;i few sbij's in tht1
Itift wr so.'iin'.l tu to
hi niiil f -i ilic. I ui mil;
f. nr ilnys ..f nir home
1 ' out !" .Ijijiiim wt' hihl
ships nil Jlyinu' tin- Itrit-rhi-
sinrOiii.y I'ourlli .-f
si'. ilM 1 ! i be (Jllitt- iil.ilii'
w t iv -.11 !..!!iii: nb.Mt lh
stiip'.iity nh.iiL' ;ibuit HI
1 n 1 1 1 1 :T. ;i f! r:- 1 n t'l i. mi.
ifl.' V.c i:;l. :iilfil pilttili
tin..1 JiftiT tin ship went
iilliin; to vi. i
.'ibsnl-ittly :i!m
tbf lirt tin. c .
v;;. l buuii! i 1 1
run ncruNs n tV'
ish tbl:'. l.tK :;
.1 u!y nn irniuj;
en tin- Si it. Wt
(b'l-lt : s Uv );;;
oYlnrlt in Hit' l
m mir
..nt .-I"
' ' A
.l-t;o 1,
( .inr.'i:
s:in' "Ut tin boy in tin lo-;k-
out.
" ' WhiTi-nw ny '.'
tin- .1.-. k. ;:n. y...
Wt I'l' Mil Iltti MtlnM
pnints Ktitn: niit iy
linntiil ibr
ni;iy Itt'iii-ve
In r;it h the
tin.' bid nloft.
Ihut we
C.iUlpitS
'"I'll..
a vit s 1. st ill
nlv'.i l-ir.:ncll
in.l lin as
t hai. i, mi
mi h--aM'ni
k till' pimp
the liult in ii
tin cnti niiul
lnniz'tn. Yet
fin- it vitb n
foi':ilil j.:i'.l;ii
stniim il t !n :
wtis n::iUiii4
proachin--'
ZUJI Sl'flU t-
whin y.iu y.
ini'l by i!.r i
lofk at th'
r . y 1 r, b;'!u'
sliniii' clt JI .
lii'i-t. 1 b, !h
by th.. f.i.. ,
W( b:i'! r." ii
fiH'USc.l "I; t !
-tbl .!:.: :
I tbii.U a Uil
nf nil of u-
Vl'lL'i
all nf
:,' tlav
il I'm-
" t-Vi-s
Mu
ll t I
nil' tin1 nun i;p
lani fi.'.-Vh. an.
tin sail. wlii. h
Miilinj-' sbip a;
in Ibf fi'i' Imri-
mi i:i Imtiiais
li'ivm;; fi'i her.
In-.l-
a s. - i i 1 1 1 ImI!:
ibip br li-.--v
liosh brct ,.'.
in 1 1 1 1 -y: s. ii1
i.ini; on. ibit
i .11 tin my;;!-.
Min i::K'.c Yas
:.:. nt th.- i: ain
I ou i n pulilic
.. 1 till- f-piiH-N
l!...t. I M rl'l
, timt !br llai;
nut ..f I mi. I
i 1 ! it mm ii ";;, nn
,-1 b
I 1.
! Ill
f I. II!
b, M'.M;
l.i;. al
I 1 1 1 1 III. I
.11.- nf tl.
this i'.ai!
' Thi.
the obi si
.1 i
1, t!
d.'
inutler"d
, and tln.'ii
P .lane d
b.r cude
th" 1
li ..f ih.
Of! tl,:
of si.-: :
" Th
ed the
briune.
"Vo1
ait ..f Hath.'
i diii-l. r I'm
-hnut-n
the
.tl
-h! t . b;
b'M.I t
' on ii up
-. kvii.'i-
i..p that
t m, a bk
al I fear
r ol.e nf
forw ai .1. I h
ous suid .
runt: niuuiiil
n Valhaila :
we we;-1 a t
tho S' hi"! '
ll.
I I 1. I. 1 .
tile
deck
i If
It,;
f h;
ap tr
, thi-
1.
ii.' in 1 he air
. I - that were
nnd mitti -J a i
cab u!at' l t" t. .:
aei.ni small h) M1
" -noes -he v.
doi's he w av. ':'
"The H lu ;.i.nd
nil the chpp. ! :
upon ns ith i v i
set nnd di aw in
as nil, man erei t
there, llutti'liIiK
! I( ; s', siii jipi ii , i
inu k'iniidly Willi
the c;e:it f-hlp- t
b. id to d 'M nC- I
l n . ' ed v. h .. tlu
within 1' i j at d
in i h p' -a. l s
ii-.i w:t f ' i e
w un b n bKe
of h 1 bio i tK-
.-led. 'Well,
.-..I.ly r
..1 11. b-1
id ef her
iut!f';l a
n of
h i wo
ii v n r
b.
I a picture
. ..i Id. And
li- i main
' Mil wuv
id Icons of
H "ll'l lP
i e lili CXK'
'i ' pt by
m- j uM a
ml -he did
luM as she
i, ihf- pride
in as tho
b nun r dip
; ;. I ei ev
i il. miiub d
tn m. -minus
hi n.
. f hi nn-
. like these,
abl b- W itb
in th;.
r i.l. ..x
he Lie.
b:w n.T
p.t.i: ,.i
i n nt.'. d
tl: p."
t! . e.
n I -
CITS''
tt.
! :) .
uther
itb lb.
then he
ib ei' f i n
l.f .1
Vh. n a 1 1
the I tnd und'
thr i a iic v
him "-- a - lu
i St. i
( rn
Vim.
her.
fWm.n.bi-e
tiKi nl le in In
t inn. n ' ie
tho rr- w ib I i
when n l.uU
V, l-t't ii n not u n rin
t -i ioi:ii of ih rein
i ii ii b- im it l In if on
i of a fuhwmihle hotel
! n hi-d 'I he I'oinino-
lk. d iiffnhlt w ith her
In Uk'h t r i need
the dnaphter. "don't
I i ulk'n r v. .011.1 it ns th
II p-.i.lti y I., u- .'"
.!. ni,' re-ponded thr
"nnd I n'mi-mlxr four
.ld root lnfr while I
rtor rn-e r, i
while liU if
'Tilth, l. "
fun ri'to. inU
el
ih
one n Im I lo i
t 'i 1 1 n "i 1 1 . n v
fld mn u Im.it t ih
mother v hen ln
prilillc.t . -, -icr. up in Jcrry "
The In. lie. tn nil.- nn further rommcnts.
an iMeipaf.oas rr.if.1.
Thiii'. "II" Jiimln." ini'l lh' hitpiw.
Thv I.. '.-.lip. 1" ..tu .tnni. mm,"
"1 nrrr w-.iilit lin.r .ii.Mwinl ll." ri
plll tbi uii"ihl'llinlcil Ellpal. "I hsv.
jnt lrTi riiiii'i.iui irlth br " 't'lrafo
Tribune
- " i
Dttniatii( Btemaeh DlaeaM
I'crinanriitly rufed I'jr Ibr masterly pow
erofHoiilh American Nervine Tonic
Invalids anrd suKer no lonrsr, Wauae
Ihla reraedy can care Iheas alL It la a
cure for Ibe whole world of
Slosnarh wraknna and Indlretllna. Tbe
eere herlns wttb the first doee. Tbe re
tWf ll bHnfs hi marvrloas aid aiprle-
ln. ll wikbee aa failure! never dlsta
poials. Ko asetier bow lwn( yoa bare
eaServd, roar tare le ownaJn andar Ibe
aeaoftbfs vreal health tlvlnf foroa,
i leaaaai BB4 always tare. Bold lit 11. D.
I Brtdbara. dnif flat, Haw LUra, K. O. '
N3USM a-'-s
is,:. ! u
of Ti.ki Wrr ml UmJ k4
(Sliuiii I. Mm Ft. fY5 .
I : i ' . t t. I jlM yj I a
f I ii.i' t t i r - ' : r. " i l
tlo :e in L, v . -I !i .- V j
ii f t. i.e. a.tt. t:.. WtLM
. .. f - -d . 1.. .:: f i l-t
t ! In r " lierr . b r Im It
i 1 1 H't-ii k 1 i i "U i. 5 r.iii n
l . ! i ft p H H - ivci i.l i i ! ' ' 1 " ! ! i r -I.'
;i .il Hid II' MTV 8 li'! ti' ..! - -f
1.. 1.. Lf .;!). "u ri ) , I ti I.J
-1 ; n 1 1 of M i "in; t . ilIm ; in
lit I I I "Ml 1 11 i I . I 1 l,,IM'
u : t w !j ; !'- in i f ; ! In f il e
rt.: uttur tnd lOdtrn to
r U lo t- I. a,' .1.' ..ll .J Ik I '..l
II...
a 1 1
st I
aft
Inc.
tin.
F.I..
t ::,i
IMC
chll
llm.H 1
..arvfli..
tti.-ir b.
w IT
ntluT tbl- l ti.lUk'N
-t il l;n- is tin- noiltitu-lf nf
.lu iMfitttl, Innat. in their
u t li-1 win- lint abux1? I w n i -r
if ma ni1, in iimst unln 1 1 -1 ih
..f the rnaliiu it lie i'lik'i"iis b'.uvcti
Iran plar.-s 'f then l.M.U alu
. pt.
pt i a.l nil in s. nn' ui I
It cat h Miir made bl tu
ni;ain.t rcif-l-'SM in the hall wh.-u he
dllll'i lllel i):e-r-. .l bi llieat."
The Boeninl ' bailee w as "the crent
fliiH-niliiient nf Inilintf" that is, necniii
mnilntion and furniture fur the night's
rest ; tho third, "the exchanj;' uf vessell,
u.- of tricne platters into pewter and
wuuddeii spoons into silver or tin." The
name writer in two places sets fnrth a
very marked distinction between the
dwellings in the champaign nnd the
wnni'Jand parts of the country. "The
houses In the first lie nnifnttnlie builded
in everie towne toither with sti'ets and
lanes, whereas in the woodland countries
Ueopt here and there in Kicat market
townop) they sin nil scattered abmad,
each one dwelling in the midst of his
owne occupien." Architect.
NO CITY OF REFUGE.
The
IHtin With a Wnrrant
Goci
Whprcnoevcr He Wlllcth.
"A very interestinp fact nf iimdern lif
that sMms In have escaped attention,'
remarked a New Orleans lawyer the nth
?r ilny, "is (' nt tin world has wipe., it
last city of . .'::i;e ofF the map. There i
no lutifrer an v snot on t he irlobe !u r
oui" fugitives ft' 'in justice are safe limn
extradition. When 1 fiirt biran to p-ae
tioe law, sn American criminal uf r.tir
ir.r; disfiosit ion hnd a wide ranm of ( hni.-e
in the matter of foreign residence. Spain.
Turkey, AI'its, Japan. Holland. Chile,
Kiiuador, the IMiilippines, Cuba and al!
of Central America except liritish linn
duras (iunrniitee'l security to assmie..
brands of fugitives, frim mur.le:c:.
dnwn, nnd the list nf icsnrN pen tu sin
pie einbez'lers was vety niu; h l.ner.
"I'"or years, jmi remember, eveiy ri:na
way bank asbier made a b. line fui
Canada, ami the thim: pit to be a ;l.'iiid
xni: juke, bhe the mother-in-law j.-;.'. : ;.nd
the meiiy ijuip.-; ab'Uit plumbeis. Never
theless, the en i le kept steadily contract
ing, and one l y ne the dilTerent coun
tries cnteie 1 iiitn mutual treaties and put
np the bars, so tho American cmok whn
wauled a e!iat:e uT air bev:,n t.i find h;M
Felf in the pieiiieri "f 1 i k Swivellcr
when lie checks i ;fF till I-oinlmi stiects
he cunl.ln't Iiavci-e wilhuut meeting
creditorw. It w;e- miLrhly liitnl wirk to
fiure uiit n safe itinerary. Canada hutiK
tenaciously to the
t trn-le, but ut
lii.-t she passe. I a law T,;.nnst hri:i;:inji
stolen import v into the I tnminmu liiat
practically excluded the Hit tin's' banker.
"Japan was one uf the ln.--t of the dis
tant powers tu adopt a t reaty covering
what are called 'crimen aj'niust property,'
Htid the now proviso was a severe bh.w
to felonious ficnllci'-cn in delicate health.
It robbed them uf the balmy climate of
Yokohaiun. Kvontually things simmered
dnwn to Central A mericu n nd t hen by
pruccKR of din limit ion to Spanish It
duras. That was the filial stronghold of
the fugitne, but in 1S(M the congiea of
that nation approved u m w treaty claiist'
rontaiuiUK the usual extrndition pmvi
eiutis "So, nn 1 Mini before, there i now no
olty of ief-L-e on the fin-v uf the earth.
The man v. il h a w i rt nt.t gnes whereso
pTer ho lists." New Orleans Tiiues
l)rruocrnl. Tea a
Or. Ke!b i:l'
ae n nio.-in.i nf
out doubt a n
tUtu in ininiei .
Fnuiily I . t-
Ii hen mat I urn.
;-yn the h il.i! tt.:l use of tea
eht in h. attai be is with
tbcieiil caue "f rheuma-
ih v.-nvR. A writer in Th
siivh he tins met many
pen-ous wlm coiiM not foiek' i the niurn-
Ing cup nf ten or coffee without suffeiiiiff
HPvi'rely from h ad a ibe n ml d.proMsioo
durinc the day. The them' or enftriue of
the leu hns proci-cly the mime efTect
uric acid and hem t hus eomt lo be n fa-
voi Ite dnineht ic i emc-1 y for hi-ndachp.
When useil habitually, howpvoi. qr will
readily appear, (he efTect uiimt lc to
caiiRp Q ntorinu up in (he body of uric
acid find urn tea, tbuB laying the
foundation for chronic rhcumutlRin nod
the various allied conditions which have
their fonudntlon In the ao called uric acid
diathesis or lithenila.
How lo LerN Ooo4 Raallaa.
If the pupil ninny hears eorrfK-t Eng
lish fr.iui bi. Icaclii'rs nnd Is alwajs cor-
rertoil when he uiios Inoorrect English ho
will nrqulro a correct nn of the lan(tia(e
without i. pc nili tig acverol yesri stuiljlug
hooks rlevotnl to rules and thrlr manr
rirpntliina, illaRrnma, parsing, spelling
lists, vlr. After th pupil has learned to
use correct Kngliah, whll learning some
thing rise which h writes end talks
about 6'f hours s wrek for one ecbool
rear Is all that Is necessary for the sys
tems tic teaching of English grammar.
Uuoton's Use:. line.
Ton S.T.r. a Strata.
'Ithrtie tells in be has gon ont of pol
itic cntlri lr."
Thnt'. true. Politically speaking, be
was on thr fence, and warn tn ward
heelers l. vnn milling a leg on each aide
It was mm than he could stand. Chi
cago Tribune.
The fad thai poets have to be
shoulil dlsconrsge nobody, for they alee
bav to dir. fMrolt JoernaL
Ravtxg a Clraat B aa Chaasaatiala's
OeagX iail.
tr'anayer Martin, of tbe Hereoa dra
store, larotaiB at that be la htviaf
f real ran on Cbaanbcrlaln't Cob Raoa.
e-ly. He el Ave bailee of that audl-
Hd to one of tny other kind, tod It
fives great MlltfacUoo. In Ibeeedayl
of la grippe Ibe re la nothing Una Cbanv
barlafn't Oongn Reiaedy lo eton It"
cough, heal ap the tore throat nnd loegs
nd lire relief within vary short I Into.
The eal era m rowing, nnd nil who try
It are plaaeed with lu prowipt nrtlvn
I Dims vhik.v fcaiij vwswmi V vi ni.
II -5 1 . h ni- u I. it. h. i . ! utkMAN KALI WORKS.
Ii.lli.ili;;,- of ,lll'l ImtM' ' b:,nl j it Nc Vor.
i I- t:. " "''I to !.' . l.j ii.. Ii." he 1 u. j L .
..mI :,.!!. "'. d Ti t !ir x 1 1 I
Lei'. I u-ii.n:if nr. mIi U-.iw u--uA in.-m ll ai..P.hii .
....I rt
I by f, B, Dnff r 09. .
COTTON
Culture"
the name
val u-
illustrat
pamphlet which should
be in the hands
every planter who
y l
raises Cotton,
book, is sent Free.
In I it; in In.
has been unreduced in the Vir
ginia Letfitjlriture j r hilii inr the employ
me nt of children under 10 years of ae
by manufacturers.
Where to Fiml Out.
Hilicufl Vou can't tell inucli about a
man's financial condition fioni the
clothes he wears.
Cyniciis No, you must see his wiTe a
clothes.
l'refeneil TheiMlier ISii'd.
I don't care for your poem. The aonj
of theLark, remarked the editor. The
poet sighed wearily. To tell the truth, he
replied. I nnseK much prefer the lay
of the hen.
:te Comiuj; is Lookod Forward to
With Both Joy and Fear and its
Safe Arrival is Hailed With
Pride and Delight ty All.
Tho arrival of tho first bfiby in thft
hoursehoM is tho hnppicnt and most im
portant event nf marriod life. The young
wife who is to Ihci1!o u mother delights
Lo tli ink of tho hnppinr:is id storoforher
when tiio littlo oiiohIihII nestle upon her
iriast and latterly hIio Khali hear it lisp
tho 3woofc and holy nnme, "mother.
But her happy anticipation quickly van
ishes whon she milizes the ttsrribie pain
and PvifToriiiK through which she mut
pass while bringine tho littlo ono into
tho world. An indecrilmbiofearof tho
iniifTor attnndant uum the ord-eid soon
disaipatt hor joyfulnos.
ThousiiiKia oi women nave icomea
!y rxjierienco that thero is absolutely
no neeosfiity for tho Bufferings which at
tend child-birth; they know that bp
the uso of "Mother s lfriond ascienv.
tific liniiiKMitv for a few weeks before
the trying hour, expectant mothers can
o prepare themselves for the final
hour that the pain and suffering of the
ireadod event are entirely oDviatea ana
It is safely passed through with com
paratively little discomfort.
ah women are interestea. ana es-
pooiftuy expoeuini. motners wrio ior niei
iirst time have to umlergothis trials in
ucha remedy ; for they know the pain
ind suffering, to say nothing of the dan
ger, which is in store for them. "Moth
er's Friend' is woman's greatest bles
,ing, for it takes her safely through the
severest ordeal of her lifo. Every woman
should be glad to read the little book
' Before Baby is Born," which contains
Information of great value to all. It
will be sent free to nny one wno senai
their address to Tho Bradfleld Regu
lator Co., Atlanta. Cm.
Pyny-Pectoral!
A OCICK CURI2 FOR
COUGHS AND COLDS t
Very vahi.il.lo Rcmc-'y in all
ILlicl tllll.S (if tliO
I THROAT or LUNGS!
J I.ari;e Bottlc-5, 2$c. J
S DAVIS A I.AVU!:SCB CO.. Umlted,
l.... nf .,n. lte...l !. VIM... 7
rENNYRQYAL PILLS
.-TN rt-riU iy IWii-.
w' X -11N .fts. ajwf w-aw. LaD'lb
ltsuirt Is Clnsaiw ;.. We ,
mmJ rwJ I. lUael mm LU . I W
. Mlsad WlUi tlsw Oul-si I Bp '
-ei.. lifkn si an.eail ri' -ffn
I.MU wf wtlewJ. Al srfaB,er swwej -jaa.
In r I await ; j-'lMi. I tiswnt4ws M.4
tUHnf tW IVre." M Vb
I sa.ae4) T U tmm fmm
a-M b aJU LrxAl i" I'll 1 LA aVeU. T A.
FOR
SALE!
Parma, large or small.
Farms suitable for Vegetable growinr.
Small Prutta, Herrlea. ic.
P.rnu suitable for Frail growing.
Parr. euitable for Qraea and Oral. .
Farwte laltahle for Tobacco grnwlnp.
Farms aullal'W fo ren'ra ropa. C.4-
ton, i'eanuts, Vrgaublra, Krulu., Jto.
Finn body of land w 11 anllrd for Hlnrll
Raising. Natural Ias'.uiage, niK for ttt4U
wloU and sommer.
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