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He iciit Ui #lwr(w j farmer livtog n«*r tlarprllt*, w« nt lo iN w I fitly w of Mr. Wimoi * bedixom pod w*lp*l oim. lelilcf it sat that Ip •mumi to u** *»*» bon* «ml sot It si III* bufM *nA bungy io may opt. *®d Ibt op*! ratuncnt b* fall lift liaui <»• lUp Ikar wtib a IhiIMI from Cooper * :lfl- ihunitsb tit* brain. A Qtfro boy who tam# us» M tbi* !t»i* to (bit MnaWPaoncom rm ut *d KrtimiDK. sud Coiftr ron to Ihe front door, kicking It tloww. juar In Ohm* to *** tltt JO-yttMld ton of WHnoa mmln* out of hi* room. Coop *r Brad two *hot* at him, both taking rffwt, killing him inatantljr. Coopar thfn mado Mr*. Wllaoo get up, go out lo the *tabl«. hitch up tbs bora* and httggv. anJ tie the team at tbs rock at the front gale. He then carried Mru. Wllam Into ths parlor and rut her Endorsed by the Governor 7 West Virginia's chkf magistrate recommends Pe-ru-na , the National Catarrh Remedy and Nerve Tonic. MEN 1 fjjwM 1 are alow to speak for publication. This is be )BmWI cause their influence is so great. The endorse* raent of Governor*, Senator* and Congressmen mI guarantees merit. Public words of prnisrf from y such prominent official* must be based on positive \flh\ knowledge. The recognition which the catarrh remedy Pe-ru-na i* constantly receiving by turn of national i fame ia very gratifying. Among recent letters from l®y \ w&\ persons of eminence is the following from Governor V? Atkinson of West Virginia. The governor Nays: / r e , -sk V, ) fiiARLESToy, West Va., March 0, I*9B. > A . The Pe-ru-na Medicine Co.. Columbus, O. £ A Mj i y** W' yW*. s*^ • 'fry /ftJßMfe V:.- Oov. a. W. Atkixsos at Wet Vuxis'X rnav exist It is the prescription of Dr. Hartman, President of the Surgical ilotd t-olumhus, o. who give-, personal attention, without charge to a TofuminoUN cor.-. -no.Hleuce on the subject of catarrhal disease*. Dr. Hart h books on catarrh un- mailed on application. 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I)n Cooper’s will lmatli> pit tba Niok swny In o drawar to praparta it pa • rarord ilonld thara ba any diapota at ,a the disposition of the propsrtr. A tew week* ago Mr. Young made a tli'.t to ftcuth Carolina . and while there and white getting soma »bella out as • drawer of hi* friend s home, he „aw the memorandum hook and saw r.n entry about middle way through the hr* k which until that time no on# had j a* near » Mr. Young een rc . member the entry ran aa followa: "Tom Wool folk waa mighty slick, hut I fiiad him. I would have killed him with the real of the tl—n family, I hut he was not at home. ’ The Incident »a* freely dlseusaed at F vnchburg at the time, but was noon GksTl KMK.v; —"i can recommend your pre scription F’e-ru-na as a tonic. Its reputation as a cure for catarrh is excellent, it having been used by a number of people known to me with the very be«t results.” Very truly, Gov. G. W. Atkins©*. Catarrh is the national disease. Not an American family is free from it. 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There l* »n utt -r tar« <n m ! tclnr or eahtlaratmg effect nt »*U ] water, and Mil foe the N»uiid|eaa ho ■on of the MeJtt*rranc»n you mtght a* (easily imagine ymnaetf at etlh-W 'l* lea Haiti* or Sl» But for the iH’ca j elonal visit* of private yacht* there ’’ ; *car,wly c*rer a *gll to **• ween, atpl never paiwlng steam »r* nr nt her craft, but still there I* never a sense of Iso ihitk.n In any way. and rhe charming little place Is always brimming over with gaiety, always crowded with the very cream nf society of all countrles grest celebrities Jt‘*H» each other, and pretty and smart women predrmlnat*. Mottle Carlo to be thoroughly appre ciated and properly studied should he visited more than once and for a | longer stay. The general public, who have a run over there for a weelt or 10 days and loae a hundred or two on which they eapected to amuse Iheoi- Belve* on their return to Paris and then storm against the "Hell on a Rock, are not always to he considered. I one dsy overheard a guide to a parly of exceedingly simple looking Germans the usual tourist tot. side-elastic bouts, ate.— tailing them. '•Gentlemen, here I* the celebrated Casino, the gambluig hell of the world, dully men and women are ruined and duped at the tatiles. The most selected spot for sui cide Is Just to your left, under the palm trees; although you will llmhno bodies there now. In iht mortwng plenty wM tic carried away, ir you wish to enter, gentlemen, do so. I ahull await you at the ra/e opposite." It was all too comical for words, hut stu b is the general Idea conceived of one of the most charming and fascinating spots in,the world.—Ludgate Maga zine. FIRST OFOROIA Savannah, Ga., f-ov. k.—Col. Alex Law-ton say* that the First Georgia Regiment will certainly he mustered out. on November 10, so far as he I* able to Judge now. Statements have been mada, recently that the regiment would not be dis charged from the service until Nov. 15 or 20. These statements were made by the commissioned officers of the regi ment, and when It became gen-nally know that the regiment would not be released on November 10 there was con siderable dissatisfaction. Colonel Lawton is doing BU In his power to have the regiment In shop for muster out on Nov. 10. All of the discharge sheet*, which were made out some time ago, were dated Nov. 10. The work of building the shacks at the camp In Macon has been completed, and all of the heaters placed In them, making a snug place for the men to ; .,] P ,p. The physical examination which i* going slowly on. Is HHich AN OPEN LETTER To MOTHERS tm am? «Bt*TWk- m im m*%v* «*# t***f ** W» !ft£t4**t* <■»* *# I** ***** ~f»>»t*etA ***» *.*»»% ufcftw. (AftTvHtA * Aft CAB fftaff* ftafta / OR SAMUCI PfYCMfft ms Hw»tmn, **»»"***ntt% tM* |Aft §4*i*4M > 4 CASTO i A# •••• IAaI Im N*# mi 9«ff *t* Aww ®* w**f iA# /*e-tm-h ****** *’ Ou,*tffj(.lju44 **m* tb* M lAft ftiftW "CASTORIA* «4ftrA *•■ *r« M k| AiMlftt as /Aft Hubert as Amiliflt /*ft off* fAirfy ) prat* LOO* CAkCTUUV at the wfaffxt aad frv that tt * fAft Nut ipß> Ny** N/M ** (N S'nJ Aft# /Aft tut* §f C£*sAt***£*t •ft. Ho MM *t* fttMt ft*f I# mb m§ mi a* ***"H Tki cmtrnr 4 «fc<A pm. tt. Fhi fN u frrmi**L M*nk J4,IS9S J S ofl*Tnn if <! An.O. J Do M Be Deceived tv* not c<H***a r ' H*® «f )YHir chiU by Afcrptmg a *Hr.ip milwiiiute fthtrh »onH< nuy ort« r >«hi (Iftrgmf t* nulr* a few mart? p*iwtwt OT *). "** ti »hnh ncn he 4«cw it**i Inat*. “The Kikd You Have Always Bought” BCAfia the signature of Insist on Having The Kind That Never Failed You. Boys’ Clothing, u An ov*r>incr««iina department. Crowing gradually day by day. •; WHY IS IT? Is it because of tha beautiful Suits and Over* coats at popular prtc**s? Is It because it has been noised about that we are ahead-of-the tlmes In Boys* Clothing? All these things hep to make you give us your preference. Every every pret*y conceit, every new shape, every swell trimming effect that goed taste approves may be found here. Varied fabrics Too many to catalogue. The prices mystify competition and happify you. I. C. Levy’s Son & Co.. TAILOR FIT CLOTHIERS, AUGUSTA, , GEORGI/ WHOLESALE PAINT WAREHOUSE One-half car . Atlantic Lead There can be no bstler lftad in Am#ric#. One-half car Atlantic Li.iseed Oil 4 (Vint# a gallon. Betta* than ciiaap Vt ntern Oila* One car Dry Mineral Paint Oakinuwit Boofa, Fences, &c- i 'heap n* dirt. Oc&res. colors Dry and lo Oil Pratt & Lambert's Hard Oil and Varnishes Pure Ready Mixed Paints The very best made. Plastico. The best Wall Finish. lift* you ure in doubt about s pMnter m can al ways linil you a aood one, ana a reasonable one in price THE HOWARD X WILLET DRUG COMPANY. for Kx'v’U La positive euro. Apply Into tbe aottrlift It 1« quickly ab,orbed 50 ecu st Praselst, or by mall; «amj>le« 10c. by msii ELY BROTHERS, tfi Warren St., New Tork City. more severe ihfm was the one made when the men •e musti'i'Kl Into the j Hprvloe. ‘ I WILSON'S IMPROVED AIR TIGHT HEATER: I\*np %C^ Rki** Consume* less than ore-half the fu' Other stove* require to heat your room; tl-. rt •< re more economical. Tt will held tlr* thirty-six houis and with core would novel- go out. Will bum Chips. Hhsv'ngH, Hark, Root*. Corn Cob* or C >rd Wood, and give mot • h'tu in less time olid retain It lonver than any ‘Rove ever made. Vor Sale By Tie Aoinsta Mantel & Snpplj Co. General Builders Kupplies, 831 Broad St., Augusta, G». Koff-Knot Will Cure Any COUGH. ONLY 25 CENTS. Made and sold only -BY- R. H. LAND, 522 Ninth Street. 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