The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, August 04, 1898, Image 7

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Mtcfcarl Curtain Plalnfltld, 111., mak«a th# atat«*m<*Bt that ah# **au«ht cold, which a**ttt#d on h**r lunga ; *h** waa tr«*at#d for a month by her family physician, but grew ttorar. ll# told h**r ah# waa a hop*d#aa victim at consump tion and that no mcJicln** w*juld cut# h#r. II»r drug gt at «ugg*-«>*‘l Ur. King - !* New Dlacovrry for CoMumo tlott: ah# hought a botth* and to h-r drtlght found haraetf b#n#Htti*d from th# tlrat doao. t*h# continued ita ua#, and aft#r taking at* hot lira found h#r »#lf sound and well; now does h#r own houa#"ork. and is aa <v#ll »a ah# ever was. Trial bottle* I®< of thta tlreat Ula e overy at How ard A Wlllef* drug alore. Larg# bottles id cents and |l.o«. HOLE IN THE TEXAS MADE BY A SHELL So little damage has been done by the Spanish guua that we are almost tempted to beiieYe that the dona have befu firing blank cartridges atour ships. Bnt here is center evidence that the Spanish guns and ammunition are ttli right. This picture shows the hole which a chance shot made in the bow plntes of the Texas. The battleship was shelling the shore batteries to the west of Santiago, making one of those series of feints under cover of which Shafter landed bis troops at Baiqniri. The shell was a big one, and it tore through the steel walls just forward of the armor belt as if it had been piercing cardboard instead of harveyized metal. In its course, you will remember, it killed one man "and wounded several others—not a very deadly or damaging missile in comparison with some which American gunners have thrown into Spanish war ships. The photograph from which this picture was made for the Now York Herald was taken from the ’tween docks of the Texas. The ship seen through the hole is the Vesuvius, and the distant shore is the shore of Cuba. 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Mr navis ala*, aaada a Prttiiaat ar caaat of The Ugfiag of Phaftar a Ar wy and the raia.ap es tha Apwncaa STRAW' IN MIS HEAD. t’ecwiiar Casa of MHfoa Tompkia*. Ct l»rad Now at Hospital. Mlltaa Tums klna. • n#gro man. to* mt lb# Lamm buapitaL Is in a rather p#caliar coadlttoa. MUton has suaw in his bead IVopi# hats b#-« accused of having "wheeta in tbelr head." but (i###r straw. 'H July «th. tost. Milton *ulf#r#d an injury t«* hia ahull that nereasttated the ava laa up ot hia aratp. Now It I* learn rd that a small plw* of th# straw, a very minute piece, that wa* sawed up In the wound, la in hia h#ad. A bit of hia hair wa* also a#w-#d la. H«- .It Is understood, had blood poi son fr m the straw being in the flesh. WHILE THE WAR LASTS All who malth. walk or stand, should shake Into ttwlr shoes Allen's Koot- Kase, a p-.wder It cures aching, tired, sore, swollen feet .and makes tight or new shoes easy. It absorb# moisture, and prevents chafing, hot, smarting, blistered, sweating feet All Ihe regular army troop# and navy men uae It. Vol unteers in hoi climate# can't eglat in comfort without it. Allen’s Foot-Base 1* fold by ail druggists and shoe stores, 25c. Samples sent FfIEK Address Al len 8. Olmsted, Le Itoy, N. Y. Have yon any old gold or sliver? If you have call at my new Jewelry store, where there Is a lady In attendance, and we will either exchange for now good* or all cash given. Lewis J. twbnul, the popular priced Jeweler. TTttD J^XXQ-XJST-A, mi inns k fIMP H Uffl fMfVpM lIMM (Us Pff% fPa ftpp«*p Vp*« VPrwa PM***] P4NI IPs P hM PM**** itttpaa tta. 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P-raral pbyatrlana who Para wade a Matty as hypnotist* ore nnrh intertal rd la thr poaer egefrlaed over hi* fallow* by a monkey In the Ulan Island Zoo. Hr possesses a power of hypno tism over hi* monkey brethren as strong a* wa* Swasail * over Trilby. Thr monkey has beea nant'd Judge on anouat of hia grate r*pr wion and to her manners. He rim-lrea hi* pa < altar power* only tor hi* own plra*- t:re and enrichment whenever the de sire atilkee him. udg*,l* n retvnl Imptiruiitm from Couth Africa. He airartad little or oo attention at Aral, then thr atirndnnU , noticed that be had a my*tertoua eon- , tro) over the other monkey* In the : cage. Hlg and Utile, without regard , to race or epecie seemed to be under the domination of hia will. A look, a clicking or the sharp teeth, a twinkling i f the hairy brow, and tfie strongest monkey in the collection bows help lessly to th# hypnotic’* desires A few day* ago a careful watch wa# aet on uJdgea action*. It wasn't long be fore he performed hi* magic. A par ticularly line peanut had been thrown Into the cage and was eagerly snapped up by one of thelarger monkeys, who bad an e*y for business. With « ( buckle of delight the monks-y »tartr*l to break the shell of his Iressurr when suddenly them esme a sharp metallic clicking. The monkey with the peanut looked uneasy, but tried evidently to make himself believe that the clicking had nothing to do with him. He gave the peanut an extra turn and started on a new place when the clicking came again. This time *he monkey shifted nervously. He atemcd to lose Interest In the choice morsel that he had rup tured for his own. and while still hold ing It In one of his paws he looked ap pealingly at the people who had gath ered In front of the mge. For th» third time the clicking noise was hoard. It was sharp and mote Imperative than before, and It did the business. Th.*» monkey with the peanut at once gave In. He turned away from the peoplq In front and looked around In a cowed, beaten manner. There one one of the top bars, grim and determined, sat Judge. The monkey with the peanut began to move slowly In his direction. Holding fast lo his treasure, be climbed up the elde of the cage. As be ap proaehed nearer and nearer to Hie fierce visage that remained Immovably scowling at him the poor wretch's teeth began to chatter and he emitted the most plaintive whine of fear. Judge awaited the coming of his subject, and reached out a black paw and calmly took the peanut from the unresisting victim.— Exchang.’. Buckfen’s Arnica Salve, THE BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money re funded. Price 25 cents per box. FOR SALE BY HOWARD & WILLET. Don't expose your Ignorance by talk ing about things you do not under stand. . _ ’ mm a _ - "f-v-^y x i 1 i^-«n J| CASTORIA, ShtSmHI'TH I 2Su | sp Awufvt Urttody trntmmmm N««t MUpt'A-tNMrtmM-1 MmtosA Jn MftoM !*''»''*• j * arwe m*» tO»» of MUI 1 Vagotonia' yrw yuwk j] I IMCI W*T 0* WSAf*kP, Not Too Late to Buy a SUMHER’S SUIT! Half the season is yet to come, and besidas you will find many warm days In the Fall when a Summer’s Suit would not be uncomfortable. There Is one great advantage In buying a suit now : you can get a very fine Suit for lit tle money compared to what Its value would bring at the beginning of the season. Reason teaches economy. You save money by buying your clothlrg from us. 1. C. Levy’s Son & Co.. TAILOR-FIT CLOTHIERS. AUGUSTA, • GEORGIA KEEP COOL by using one of Our odorless Refriger ators —the Dewey Just annihilates hot weather. Klondike, Gurney and Eclipse are oil good; everyone guaranteed; wa ter.coolera, cedar chests; ice cream freezers. See our Hne of bedroom suits, J 25. Baby Carriages for $6. We will make terms and prices to suit you. Bowles 004 Broad Street. NEXT TIME YOU HAVE A HEADACH F USE Land’s Headache Capsules Mads Only By HOWARD & WILLETT DRUG CO. FOR RENT. The Store House. 312 .Tsoksnn street, now occupied by W. Edward Platt, embalmer nnd undertak er, will V>e for rent from October Ist, as he intends removing to thejjnrth east corner of Jackson and Telfair Sts. A nice dwelling 1 of four rooms and all conveniences over store. Apply' on premises. r k if. Uncle Sam’s Navy, Port folio No. & just received at Herald Lffice. GASTORU t.I,S.S«4CVS't» The Kind You Have Always Bought Beam the / % Siguatiue /JLja h 3' The In/ Kind VA You Have Always Bought. CASTDMA UP-TO-DATE METHODS J N PNTTRINO ENERGY, * -; BRAINS AND PUSH, HUSTLE, JUDICIOUS SPENDING OF LARGE SUMS OF MONEY SOHE OF THE METHODS THAT ,MAKO THE HERALD FAriCl!s. $ PORTNER’S | ( HOFBRAU and < / VIENNA CABINET / / BRANDS OF / S Export | \ Beers £ ARE THE BEST ( S AhK FOR THEM. f 015 Polar Ice Works Maclincrj FOR SALE Pups, Tanks, Pipes, k, Cheap Lomliarfl Iron Works SALE OF SUBURBAN LAND BY THE ACRE The Augusta and Summerville Land Company will sell, at public sate, 70 acres of land on the Harrisonville Road, in blocks of two to seven acres, on Tuesday, August 23d, at 5 o’clock p. m. W. C. JONES, Secretary. READ n TUB AUOUSTA HERALD Because it Prints Exclusive and Copyrighted Spe cials Under an Arrangement With the New York Journal and Published Simulta neously In The Herald and the New Tork Journal. “The News While it is News” ••The War New* Ahead ol Othar Papers In Georgia and south Carolina" Best, Brigliiest. 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The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, August 04, 1898, Image 7