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Pw; Tlw M>tn- j gnllan I’lmurn In nrr«<ai; IH»< k M«»» Flahlna In Emlla: A Mornlna Wllk lhr Hqulnrcla In Virginia. How j Vw.>rill*b nr» Ouabi; Ra<)»c in a, TWn to tialf Bt-fn*.tff. «nd On» nay‘» Ducklna. by Eil W. Snndya. TO FARMERS.' Tour* is a nob If profrasto®. I will not bf deterred from aaylng this be cauHf ao many have aald It who wore incapable o{ any Juw apprwiatlon of whal they were aaylng. Many have written and utteied It who were much more willing that other* *hould be farmer* than to be farmer* thom aalvea. It is true, nevertheieas. youri ii a noble profession. The merchant, who brings manufacturer! good* to our door, and sella them at a reasonable profit and thereby lives and enable* ua to live better than we could if we had to go all the way to the manufacturer for a gimlet, a plough or a piece of calico, la doing well for the romtnnn!- tjr. His la an honorable profnasion and we are bound to honor him so long as he pursue* It honorably. The manufacturer who convert* the raw material into the necessaries, comfort* and ornaments of life, nod then pass es them over to the merchant to be distributed to all who wants, is also doing a good work. We must honor him so long «s he produces a good ar ticle at a fair price. Ts by u life of restless enterprise he becomes rich, we will not envy him. The farmer who produces the raw material and passes It on to the manufacturer and through him to the merchant, and thence to the supply of all terrestrial wants. Is at the foundation of the whole slrtto ture of human society. What a pity it would be If gome coxcomb high up In the grades of life, as he may valnlj’ conceive, should look down and scorn the foundation. I can hardly forgive the man or wo man who speaks lightly of the intelli gence. the worth or the social Import ance of farmets. The farmers Igno rant! It Is Impossible. He lives amid the communion of nature. The common mother of us all teaches him daily. The heavens always shine on him. liow different with those who. when they look up, see no heavens, an less they can see through brick and aiortnr! The works of man fill all their thought. What wonder If they fall ‘■o worship a higher god than mam mon! The farmer communes ever with !he works of the Almighiy. What should hindetr him from being a rever ent learner? He lives amid revela tions. Ho could not he ignorant 1f he, would. Away, away, ye profane ones, m f'm* 9990999499. it!# * |‘„> iiar MoßiMy inrt«*4* ! . !*•*•! tfi," * ftfttofff OnßVtf‘l • «i»v»" Rt ,• fi ——4 "A# id—— ft#—**rt ! ht * r**x%+tu k Thom# A ««*i*Na r*~ )**» t« Mr. H N tHMftc'* ’ *r»irtt <* 1 . §|| it —tiV IFtttfiA Ald Hit I *h# **lfu**t 9f K<*um«nl4 —MI | I mu A •• oM.of «h# m mi In— mlfful wir | 1 lyric- (if tnodiTA hum—. I * Poem* of American Patriot Um In view at the nuccewtful termination j of «n»r Mr wltb Npain. H In of Inlorval Jto not* thnt iher* baa iuat beon ••* , sued from the I*'" Of U. C. Page * * (!*, n raCtsthn of verae rntlttad "P«»- ema of American Pn triad lam. “ While I favorite p*m» relating to the earlier tear* of the country are well repr-aen ted. the gteater part of the haak la naturally, at thl* time, devoted to verae on the subject of the gpanl*b anr. The .September Atlantic. The Meptemlier Atlantic, which ap- j ’ st'uvd August ><th. contain* a dear land concise editorial review of the In- i |ternatlonal *|tualimi and tha new du- I i lie# and reaponntbWltle* devolving up* [ :. n the Pnllet Htate* In consequence of [the reatoratlon us peaca. who -peak flippantly of the farmer and bis calling. Nevertheless It muat be confeaaed that ib* farmer* are not alwaya aa ea ger for the knowledge pertaining to their profession as would be desirabla. They are not destitute of important knowledge; they cannot be; it la Im possible. Rut their communion with the broad folio of nature render* Ihelr habit* of thought unfavorable and sometimes averse even to another kind of study, which after all they really need In order to the highest success In their calling. The clergyman. the doctor, the lawyer needs book* on their profpMion. and so does the far mer on his. Mr. A. P. Wolfe, of Dundee. Mo.,who travel* for Mansur & Tibbetts. Imple ment Co., of Bt. Louts, gives traveling men and travelera In general some good advice. "Itelng a knight or the grip,” he says. "I have for the past three years made tt a rule to keep myself supplied with Chamberlain's Colte.Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy, and have found numerous occasions to test Its m«rlt*. not only on myself, but on oth ers us well. I can truly say thnt I nev er In a stole Instance have known tt to fall. 1 consider it ona of the best remedies travelers can carry and could relate many Instances where I have used the remedy on sceptics, much to their surprise and relief. I hope every traveling man In the IT. 8. will carry a bottle of this remedy In his grip.” For sale by Alexand Drug & Seed CM., C. R. Part, of Bell Tower Drug Store. PRIZES RELEASED. Two Vessels Flying the Spanish Flag Leaves New York. New York. Aug. 31. —Two steamers flying the Spanish flag sailed from this port today. They were the former prizes Miguel Jover aud Catalina. A fe*v days ago the Washington authori ties decided that the steamers should not have been seized and ordered their release. The Jover and Catalina clear ed for Spain via Havana and. manned I y the'r old crews, went to kea this morning. Punctures are prevented in pneu matic tired by coating « strip of leath er with hot tar and inserting it between the inner and outer tubes, the thickest portion of the strip being in tli erentre of the tread and tapering off at the edges. Tfi® Jk.TTOUBTJ* HBRALD THE BIG iICHT 1 Will IE lOUCHT, I «rw<t m Mu <> lift §m * <» | i iH<%m fft M— #M» M— f ffk—» ft» fj— tM«t* i«*J* ft* K#— Yurt 9*f 90* ofs*9fm4- 9 *t% §4o9*9 ii—* <l*4 if?—l-|kpi T*« I »*•••’••» mt tH» <M«y It —•> Iha ; Iff—•HhiT*— t# —til tfe* —trip to p9* ■ |*p ** 4ltr— f#i«M off i**n4 ir—i rfidM \m9 f*p|»i—tfcrf Jft, —4 IftMAf-tlVf VfH **— —ffr Ilk f—tt—F lift— *Mfttl— (A t—■# tftlAft 4—lit Um§ Mart lift- 4«r of LrrltT —ls fa §r*4 -• I!•-t ih* M« I*4 j rM-Ape (Ift-ir mi-4- off ttirfr —a At. ‘ Jfor4 ‘Torhalf I- oa 111- f lU-t fmm [Raa VYiietiro. --4 I- -tprrl-4 to fOArtft IA• burr park bp tb# -1441- off tb!« —k H- will find Ail off bi- traHi-rt —4 -n-rrtAA pArfA-r- filtlftf for him fto4 b-for- -noth' r t#* 4-y- h— tl—• . |—4 fti— —lll b- 4nl—a —ft mu« b hard I orb As thru h# I—ft off 90 QA-ip-ct* 1-41?. "Kid M*Cov la at Saretrga and will I reaume ac<ive training tomorrew Hr ecaed ay a little a week agn and took 'a trip to Buffalo, but hit condition did juot .offer In thv leant.*- ( Th# Herald** new Standard War At ilas ta a very timely publication, which iM-ema to be welt gdann-d to aMawcr the (qtieetlane whtrb guengMe ar* asking about countries In different gmrts *f It he nnrtd. The matw are In eurfi. tent Idetall to be entirely Intelligible, and the j low prlee at which th* atlaa I* pnb lllnhed. 36 cent*, will make Igaomnc*' I unpardonable. Realising the value of such an atlas The Augusta Herald ar ranged with the publisher* for a special edition. Aa thl* new alia* la not for •aiy at any of the store*, our reader* ithould h**t-*n to arnd for a copy be fore the Pdltlnn I* exhausted. BIfENT INVENTIONS. Jingling bell* for cycle# and numer ; nus other purpose* are mounter) on the I end* of heltcal springs, the Inner end* [being attached lo a hand or clip fasten ed on the moving ob)ect, to be rung by the Jar and motion. Vegetable fibre*. »uch as cocoanut or 1 Mexican fibres, are used to replace horsehair in the manufacture of mat- Iresaea. the artificial hair being botled In an alkali to remove the soft portion, after which It is dyed and varnished amt dried at a high temperature. Toilet tables are being made with shallow Jewel boxes pivoted to th,. ta ble top lo swing out In any desired po sition to adjust mirrors In the lids at any angle, the mirrors concealing the compartments when In a closed posi tion. To prevent the point of a projectile from fusing when It encounters armor plate a Pennsylvanian has patented a mltUPe of plumbago and silicate of so da. the compound also forming a lub ricant and preventing rust. To secure bats to the head two or more pieces of rubber braid or Cord nje stitched to the crown with small hooks at tile-loose ends, which engage eyelets in a device placed in the wearer's hatr as tt Is being done up. Scissor for use with either hand are being manufactured In Europe, the blade being double-edged and pivoted to turn half-around when the loops on the handles are turned over to bring them into proper position for use. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of The Aiken Journal and Review says: “The Herald Is getting its quarterly kick in for a new union depot. The latest objection to the present structure is that the roof leaks. But patching is cheaper than a new building aud The Herald will find the railroads adept at patching roofs, even if it does perpe trate eucA a disgrace as is the union depot of Augusta.” G'-»oD IUCK BAKING POWDER. 15 THE BIST. Hi—H«ft* of A<l In L-ftVftn* in— Powtf. rial Lit ATE. FOR RENT I—ft ftfff—— M*—f t #« <• •# a— 99 WHIN tort*-*- *A uya-—r Hvm-4 MWH. tff- ftbTfllll Hffffl M M M ## M |ft ts m ii iwmii ■( * M.I . ait A AS 1 IH—n— •••**•* I IS t Law M.eg* . • » * Itangs ~ .. .. • » wi* rtj v*i-nth *!»swt .. n .. .. .. fit M . . IS Aft »»*£*t. 7. v. » • 411 Hfo-4 Mrfttf •• •• •• •• •• •• w w . . w * —— AM An J Mr—t *♦.* 44 44 •if »ro.l ! .‘i .‘i Mg Hi cad atnwt «..<•*» ?« —Nat street If ** sjwAr .ad *b«l J Peeping r,nm> in , f Yhe above list * ill b« ehangva from day to dap.* » John. W. Dickey Real Estate Agent. FOR REIT J, It. White’* new reslden, o* an upper Broad street. Special price*. 254 Telfair atreet, ( rooms .. .. ~(17,66 St* Telfair atreet. ( room* .. .. .. 24.60 S 3! TSlfatr atreet. 7 room* ~ .... M #0 S3* Telfair atreet. 7 room* .. 23 60 SSS Telfair atreet. 7 room*. .. <• . 22.00 532 Kill* street, 7 rooms, t* 60 *l2 Broad atreet. flat 1* *6 416 Fenwick (treat, » room# .. .. 26 00 1514 Owlntiet atreet. I r oput • •• New 1547 Walton w*y, 4 room* 15 "» 1813 Walton Way v I room# D O" 522 Broad street; ( rooms .. .. .. 20.00 522 Broad street, *tqre 2« 00 J. B. White'# cottages on upper Jones — 16.00 -fid *.OO each. This list will be changed from day to Clarence E. Clark, Real Estate. Broad St. FOR SALE ywl have far sale very desirable build ing lot located in the centre of one of tbe handsomest blocks in tb* city. Will »ell same very cheap. Just the place for a bandeomi* residence for your family. Good titles. CALL ON MRS. JERRY O’HARA. NO. 1327 OREENE STREET. TO RENT! From Oct. Ist, handsome House of eight rooms, ail modern conveniences. No. 1251 Ellis Street. Also Cottage House of 6 rooms No. 1329 Ellis St. APPLY E. J. HICKEY 2 1 2 Bth Street. TO IFiEHSTT. From October Ist, 1898. the premises at present occupied by the Irish-Amer icau Dime Savings Bank at 817 Broad street. Centrally located and well adap ted for most any kind of business. Apply to P. M. Mulhertn, Secretary and Treasurer. 817 Broad St. Uncle Sam’s Navy, Port folio No. 9, just received at Herald Office. —AL —sfAfft TO RENT P. p. Me ANALLY, —••l Efttato. 3 Library Auißlin*. J umin ■ Ms*9®/ I fr m 9*999/9 d——r— l dftft ffti* aft * j fO— fflA«i4— *99*4 —•ft b# ftAdh—Ai i— j a** n+*m ts f*9 mmmt 09* ■ *909949 If I —l ts It I— 4*4—4 ft— ——l—44?, f»— j 14—*! A—4 «- Ifcw* *l—r- lb# 9909 4—r \ j—A 4 m— 'hi fifth -4 rftAfh— 4 It. Y—«l « , I rip am to wmm t*t|f to —ft P** anl. j Tit Gas Lull Cl if Anuta. C! BROAD ft. [portner^sT C MOFBRAU and C / VIENNA CABINET / / BRANDSOF / J Export \ ? Beers j ? ARE THE BEST Q S ABK fOR THRU. f MONEY TO LOAN. In any sums desired from SS(X) upwards, in straight 3 and 5 years time, or on 10 years time, payable in equal annual instalments. Lowest rates of interest. No expense to borrower except the usual attorney and record fees. No delay in getting the money. AlexaDder&JoimsoQ Agcn's Sc'.ttish A mer ein Mortgage Company, 705 Broad St. Ladies Not In It. 40c Fine Summer Undershirt*. 20c. 40c. Fine Summer Drawer*, 30c. 11.00 Fine Dre*« Shirt*. 60c. 50c. Fine Scarf*. 2t>e. 25c. Suspenders, now 10c. 10c. Club Ties, Sc. Our large line of Fait Woolens has ; arrived and our summer goods have i got to go at sacrifice prices. Call early and get a good selection. F. O. Mer tins. Tailor, opposite Flantcrs Hotel. Augusta, Ga. Show Cases. Show Cases snow WE SELL show CASES WC.OC.L-i- CASES »»™SHOW • CASES s ffis ..AdS®.. ass SHOW SHOW CASKS *%. *>. • yt j OASKb Big Stocks on Hand RHOW SHOW CASES CASKS BHOW The Howard & Willet SHOW case i Drug Company- cases Show Cases, Show Cases Ml Stt Claire, DETROIT, niCH. Absolutely FireDroof, Thoroughly Modern, Central Location. Headquarters For Southerners. Rates sa.sotos3-50 WM. P. BEYER, Proprietor. 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Denmark ...Ar , t:lTpm «:(bpin Lv....Orangb'g.... Ar ! t.tOam 6 06pm Lv..Bumtar. R. C-..Ar | 4.J*am t »pm’ Lr. ..Florence....Ar 1 * 2»am 1(1 Mpir. Lv Fayetteville Ar I 1 lipm t 31am Ar. Petersburg. Va. Lv | S I2pm 4:ooam‘ Ar....lUehmond —Lv | 8 13pm 7:4lam; Ar.. Washington..Lv 1 I 4*pm S el*in, Ar,.. Raltlmore....Lv | 2.2*»pm ll:»*in Ar Philadelphia Lv |t2:o9pm t:o3pml Ar... New York-...Lv I ».3Caro Pullman palace bufTet sleeping car* from Macon and Augusta to New York without change. R. A. BRAND. Oen. Agt., 723 Broad Ft.. Aogust*. Oa. T M EMERSON. Traffic Manager. H. M EMERSON, Oen. Pa**. Act. CAROLINA AND NORTHWEST ERN' RAILWAY. Schedule in Effect, March 6, 189*. Eastern Time Standard. Leave Augusta, Southern Ry.. 9:30 p m. Arrive Chester, Southern Ry.. 7:18 a m. Leave Chester, C. & N. W. Ry 7:45 a m. Arrive Lenoir. C. *N. M Ry l» PJ"- Leave Lenoir. Stage ; p '"' Arrive Green Park. Stage .. .. UOO p.m. Arrive Blowing Rock. Stage .. 7-30 p.m. G. W. HARPER, C. F. 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ChftrlcMtou ft 40p, 1100 ft Lv. Ool'bl*. r c.AP By . II »• 12 47 a " hNVftrmfth 447 p 6OH ft .TftukMipvillft. . 0 2ft pi > 14- ftLiCKIiNO CAR HKRVM B Ks<*r*lk»nt daily |>ft«twii|fftr dOrvio« betwmn florid* and Now York. Non. 87 aad Iff ~W aiihi net on ftod sou th w *mh ern limited. Solid Tmtibaled train with dining cbth and firat olft«K* «.-oft*»be7» north of fTiarlotte. Pullman drawing room sleeping car* between Tamil*. Jacksonville, bavunnah, Waahington and New York- Pullman bleeping Car* between Chariott« and Richmond. Pullman drawing room sleeping o»ra be tween and Norfolk. < h>w conneo tion at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT, arriving there In time for breakfftet. Solid train, with Parlor cara, between Chnrleaton and AMhe%il)e. No*. :4 and U. S. Fast Mail. Through Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping cars be tween JuckaoaviUe and New York and Pull man sleeping o—Tft between Auguata and Char lotte. Pullman sleeping earn between Jack aonville and Columbia, eu route daily between Jacksonville and Cindnx—ti, via Asheville. FRANKS. GANNON. J M. CULP. Third V-P * <*en. Mgr. T. M.. Washington. W. A. TURK. ft. H. HARDWICK, ti. p. A„ Washington. G. P. A., Atlanta* GEORGIA • • RAILROAD. (90th Meridian Time.) Schedule Effective April 24, 1898. } Pullman Sleepers between Macon anl New York. _ -(4 _. m .. • -nr- ’ • ■ “ Through Pullman Sleepers between Au gust* and St. Ix>ui». Lv Augusta ..| 7:06aml 3:2opm|lo:3opia Ar Atlanta ...|l2:3spm! *:2opm| s:ooara Ar Macon ~..!ll:l6«tii| | 6:45am Ar Athens ..,.|l2:lspir.| 7;3opm| - Ar Gaine»vit!e|*3:4spm| | Ar White Pl’s|*l:oopm| I Ar Mllfgw’le ,|ie:loam| | 4:30a» Ar Wa=h’ton ..|lo:loain| 7:lopm| Picayune train leaves Augusta daily except Sunday at 5:15 p. m., and ar rives at Milledgevllle at 8:10 p. m. Trains arrive at Augusta s:l* a. m, 7:45 a. m.. 1:20 p. m.. and 8:25 p. nu. A. G. JACKSON, G. P. A. JOE W. WHITE. T. P. A. J
