About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1891)
BUS. STARKEY & 1»L VEN’S treatment BY INHALATION Bab / One Solid Sore Tried Ererylliinff williout Relief. No K«*»l N’Uhl or Dav. l ured by I'ulieiira Heme* dies. i My Imby when two months oM, had lirouking out with wlint tbo dootors call p A , llor ln-wl, arms, l^et, and bands 16BO Arctv Street. Ph('* ,d ■ each one m-lbl sore. I tried everything iron a non kTIIKK 1' PHILADELPHIA* 1’A. j lmt neither the doctors nor anything else low aROB bi 1,1* didberntiy ^r»od. >Va _ _ „ _ v.iinni Hronehitls, Dvs MKL.-jOSlV could Ret no reRt day or For Oonsnmptinn, Astlim . lsdif() , K „ i.tuht with her. In my pep»ia. t atari'll, Hi} t'Y p n bility, Rheumatism, N-'ir«l|-> Chronic and Nervrin* in »ud a onl'ii - n.rm-n Treatment," Drs. i°Xn!iWJ A roll Street, lMill A I’alcn. so , ., i 4 „, K , v ,,„. »• I, ivp lie; n _ just im-nt of tbe ‘•The Uom[ Starkey adalphia. - . . teen years, is » Hot«*oti, •laments el OiygeD » ‘ • lied, and the com non™ > and made V * table t world. rhe Herald & Georgian,! ISSTAIIlilMHKll 1841, WM. PARK, Editor and Propriuoi TilPRSDAi MORNING. JAN. HO. 1891. JACOBS’ CRUCIFIXION. A Monater Aerolite. In. May, 1688, tl»e National museum of WAIFS AND WARES Lira Starkey A I’-len *•» refer (• the '“^"^thrir Treatment: '°z:%Td ib ?.K *«»« - (:ti " Lutheran Hon. ,riM l’liilailelphia Rev. Vidor I, 1 1 Observer. Pi>lb>' , ' | P ,1 "\ Charles W.Ou.hi««, 1>. D floured, M't ltoch Rev. ‘"liomWtn retin Nixon Editor Ieter-Oo. a: C T*I1 Worthington. Editor New Sou.I y-enemo Mu. Mary A. I."' xlrr inity I tried tlioCti TUl'UA Hkmv hies, lmt I confess 1 hod no faith in llieni. lor I had novel seen them tried To nn greet nrpria .in one rn,, »- , week’s time aftor begin* ' ii 'ik' J 1 to nse Cntieuva in dense' lieincilits, tlio sores gent all over the ! | ro wfi j| ^ )nt j continued to nso the Re- solvent for a littlo while, and now gho is ns I fat a baby as yon would like to sen, and as ll.e liberty n0 un<J as a dollar I believe my baby would have died il l ha 1 not tried (drienra Reme dies. I w rile this that evert mother with a habv like mine can ft el confident that there is a medicine that will ure the worst rest. • uia, and that medicine is tho Cuticura Rem E11IKS Mm RETT IK ItIUKNEK, fioekhait, Texas, liberty I- ll-knowu per Km. rmore, Melrose, Mass New York City indue It 8. Voorhee". New i d* ii. E C. Knight, Philadelphia. Mr' Prank Siddall, Merchulil.l hiladelp u- it W. Hchuyler, Eaeton, 1 "■ El wind li. Wilson, 834 Broadway, N. \ Cuticura Remedies skin IVaiuiea, Hawaii, Sami Ed. I’liilft. Photo. Fidelia M Lyon wieb islands. „ ,i„„,l Alexander liitchi \ Ivernoss, 8o 'llatid. Mrs. Mstuel V. Ortega, l resuillo, /acuti 0, Mra!°Emma Cooper, Utilla, Spanish Hoi J 'j*Cobbfiix-Vioe Consul, Casablanca. Mm f ' M. T. Ashbrook, Red UluR. 1 'ah Jamoa Moore, Sop l. Police, Ulauillofu, Dorsetshire, England. . w . Jacob Ward, Bowrat, New Soulli Wales. Aud theusanda ol fdhers in every part ol tin United States. Mode of Aotioi » B 'd'u‘.sult»!" 1 is ) the title of a new brochure of two hundred ^ 'nre every lnimor ol the skin and scalp ol infancy and childhood whether torturing, lislignricR, itching. burning, scaly, crust'd, pimply, or libitohy, with loss of hair, mid •very impurity ol the blood, whether simple, oroliiloiiR or hereditary, when the lust phy- iciansand all other remedies tail. Parents, ave your children years of mental and pbys- eal suffering Begin now. Cures milo in hildhood are permanent. Cuticura Remedies arc tho greatest skin tires. blood purifiers, and humor remedies if modem times, ere alisolnti ly pure, and nay be used mi tlio youngest infant with the most gralily ing success. Sold everywhere. Price, (’tmcniiA. F.O ; Soai', H at ; Uesoi.vent, #1 Prepared by llll l’OTTEll DllUO ANII ITltiMiOAl, OonpouA non Boston. IW*Mend lor "ltow to CtireHkin Discuses,’'(*1 pages 50 Illustrations, stal 100 testimonials. IMMI'hfX hlack-lieml*. eliiippeil slid oily skin i 1 cured liy Cuticura Medicated Soap. Starkey Jt i’alen, « *? . - .. • ' '— -• to tins renitirkalilo full iutormution as lue wg.ni and a rec surprising cures in a , * ■ of them alter being abandon Will bo mail Free From Rheumatism \ Mn i 1,1 One Minnie (In* 4 n- \f//A lIciimjA hi|.|*»in pins- t ^ vf-s rlioutnutio, suiutio, ,(\ of Hevftrul bundrof wide rnoge of chronii . nHti— uiftn.V hip, kidney, cliast, and mmtoular pains ai d knosses Tho llrst ai,d"only'inBtantnno. pain-killing phiHter. fr.a to »nv the broohure! HRS. Sl Althl.k A PAl.hN, (3X#. 1529 An il Street Philadelphia, Pa, peit8 Washington Institute, LINTON, GA. Spiingfl’' rm opens Jan - 19th 1891 Npriug T rui eloses, July, !■“(• i h:l l Tuition Per Month, from $1.50 to $100. Music, per month, 49.00 J Gool Hoard tr .iu 47.00 to $10 00 pot month. No incidentals. Experienced sm! capable assistants Lav beeu employed. A. M.'Duqoan, Principal. Oot. 30, '90. ^»iiiii in imhi i i tT~trr r~' £wwkoi ROOFING GUM-ELASTIC ROOFING FELT oosIb only tk’J.OO per 100 square feet. Makes gold root for years, ami any otv can p t i on Send stamp ler sample an 1 lull parin' ulars. Gum Fi.astiu Kooiinu Co., 39 A 41 WitsT I'noAiiwAY, New Yotii liocal AkciUm JVanitMl, $60 for $30. JUST THINK Of IT I I'Sio Monopoly IIiihIpjI Do you wuut a SewiuR Machine? * $17.50 to $;{0.()0. WARRANTED FIVE YEARS. iVitli all Attachmenta. Write for illustrated Circulars of our six^iiiw,’ \\i:w HONI? $10 to $80, Saved by ordering direct from Head- (narters. Needles for any Machine, ’5 centH tv dozen in slatupH Address The Louisville Sewing Machine Co , No. 5’20 Fourth Avenue, MtlJl.ttVII.I,U l 14 V. May 30. Within his oliicial term of two years Governor Taylor of Tennessee has pardoned 801 convicts. The shortage of Gon. Milledgoj Rotibnm, of South Caroliua, is $5,*' 528, or about double what was at first supposed. The Post Ofiiee Department has offered a reward of 8L.000 eseli for the capture of fifteeu baudils who robbod a train near lirownesvi'le, Texas, tliree days ago. The rasca'sj got away with $20,000 from the mails j anti passengers. A company, with Austiu Corl iu, oil the Long Island railroad, at its bead,i has beeu iueorporuted ia New Yoik, to construct a tuiiuel between New) York citv and Brooklyn. The capi tal is placod at $3,000,000. John A. Wright, one of the law- jt is in tho contest for tho Blythe ••elatein California, lias been allowed as bis fee the sum ,of $95,000 Joel Chandler Harris, James R Lumlal! aud Richard Malcoui John ston uro to bo editois of the now Southern Magazine which it ia pro posed to.slait iu. Atlanta The New OrleansTimes Democrat anticipates a largo immigration from Europe tlio coming spring, on account of tho unusual severity of the weather in tho ‘ old countries.” ltsays this has always followed a war, a famiu j or anything pro lacing distress among tlio people. TlIE weekly receipts of cotton are now fulling considerably short of the i ^coii ts of the corresponding weeks of last year. The iudiealious now ire that the estimate of 7,600,000 bales will come much nearer the mark than the 8,000,000 estimate. Mr. Mills, ofTtxus, is an able man aud a good Democrat, but has not learned that he who roles his own temper is greater than he who shakes his hst in the face of tiu uu scrupulous speaker. Bister Catherine, formerly Mian Kate Drexel, of Philadelphia, is pro- Hiring to make her final vows of overly, chastity aud obedience. Tho jeremouy will occur in Pittsbuig, xt month. MisH D,exol dovotes a foil une of $8,000,000 to tho Indian and negro. A XTuniterful IUrve of Meiliuiil»ni That HriOjV CIIHW into filial JMJtlSl'Sshm of OHO Represents the Sufferings of .Irsue. 0 f tb ( , largest meteorites or aerolites Hermann Jacobs, a carpenter, of Bunz- tbat was ever known to fall upon either tan, Prussia, has been credited with con- |S ,^tiuu of tlio American continents. The stnicting a wonderful piece of niochan- noble specimen weighs 11,800 pounds ism representing in several successive 1 Hn j originally laid Imbedded in tho scenes tho passion of tlio Saviour. All, ground, near Bondego creek, in one of tho actors in tlio grand but beautiful most inaccessible portions of Brazil, drama uro carved from wood, and uro pile cost of transporting it Crow the each about six itiches in height. The j place where it tirgt struck American toil machinery runs by clockwork, and enacts the various parts throe times in each winding. Tlio panorama first unfolded in u beautiful garden, with a figure of Jesus kneeling in prayer under one of tho trees, figures of tlio thro* sleeping apostles being plainly discernible in the distance. As the machinery *p ®e wheels end the Figures move more rap idly, quickly unfolding the last scenes ill llio earthly career of Jesus. The last supper, tlio betrayal, tha rstuarsiAi look which comes over tho face of Judas whon lie first realizes tho extent o*f his crime, tho examination of Jesus before Caiaptias, tiio dialogue between Pilate and the Jews—all (lit before the gazo in a manner so astonishingly lifelike aud real as to make one almost believe him self ul Calvary. After the sentence luts 1 icon pronounced a figure of Jesus with tlio cross appears. The ereiss is inechanienlly erected while the lit tie figures busy themselves binding flie figure to be nailed upon it. Ladders uro run up to the arms of the cross, a little figure quietly slip* over the rungs, tiien there is a sound of hammers as two figuri s hold tho one that is being iiaiWd to the cross by the figureson the ladders. At lust, when all is thought to be fin ished, a figure on horseback slides across tlio platform, draws his sword aud thrusts it into tlio side of tiio figure on tlio cross. The last scene shows Jokus iu tlio sepulchor, with angels guarding the remains. Mr. Adams in hia “Letters on Silecia" says; “It is tho most remarkable piece of mechanism I have over seen. The traitor’s kiss, tlio scourging, tiio nailing to tlio cross, tho sponge of vinegar and every seeming pain inflicted occasion feelings which cannot bo felt ut mere description."—St. Louis Republic. whs defrayed by Baron Ureahy. Tho survey of the route und preliminary ar rangements occupied‘three mouths; its journey to tlio capital commenced Nov. 25, 1W7, uuil it was nearly tivo months later before itwite finally lundud at tho little railroad depot iu tho wilder- uias from whence it was transported to Ml /toweha. During tho four months in which it was bring pulled, pushed und rolled by uiwi und limit; power through Vho track ing lfcrest.1, over s*e«p mouMains und sandy wastes, it crossed over one hun dred streams of all sizes, was taken over olio mountain cliuln 8,780 feet in huight, besides many smaller elevations. All of this in a region where tho best roads are only mule paths, A belter idea of tho difficulties these scientists encountered in securing their prize may bo hud from a knowledge of tho fact that a total of 172 days was consumed in moving it from Bondego creek lo tlio railway station, a distance of,only 71J miles. ’ Tbe pluck and energy exhibited by these grutkmoh Ui moving this gi gantic uu'ftone to their national museum is a curicus commentary on tire scientific ideas of the curly part of tlce century, which denied the exhibunco of such bod- Ds‘ac aeroHtes.—it. Louis Republic. JESSE THOMPSON & CO. Augusta, Georgia. MANUFACTURERS OF Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Yellow Pine Lumber; Laths and Shingles* DEALERS IN \\ indow Glass ami Builders Supplies, Planing Mill & Lumber Yard, Halo St., Near C. B. R. Yard, Telephone Connections with all Principal Hotels an*d Own WRITE FOR PRIORS. OH CALL ON US AT OUH OFk'IOJ'; Juno I860—1v 001,1, AT BROS. Shoe, lint and Clothing Co. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. A Woman Enters a Saloon and Asks Her Husband lo Drink With Her. Pulaski House, SAVANNAH. U\. il.iQRg^mpnf Hirictly first cla«K. Situated in the buKinesH centre. W. SC0Y1LL1 T**g ii ark n owl Gil prod tho ieudimr reintMlv for (Jonurrhirn A tilwL Tho only bale remedy for Izeacorrliwn or Whites. I urose rfbe it and feel fcufe in recommending it lTHtt»»8CHUur,»iC.o to uli tulterars. 0iBCiNNMi,U A, J. b I ONkK. M. D., toesvf. Caveats, and Trade-Murks obtained, end all l’ut- ent busim c i.duett 1 for MO ’rra- t. rru^. Own Ornr.r if. OPP.v i r : U 9. :*a • f, and wo can t-reura pnt» f in lo tiiuo UiUU u.ucO remote from Wnhinr. i’'.. ... , Bond model, drav. ing » r photo., with dowrip^ lion. Wo ftdvi o, if pa: .mMi charge. Our loo n due '111 pa A Pamphlet, “How names of actual cliti’ 1 town, hi lit free. Addre not, fu , Obtain i’ntcntV’ itli y. t.r bia -, county, or C.A.SNGW& Opp. Patent O- r.c HINGTON. D c. OUR NEW IMPROVED SINGER HIGH ARM, THIb STY t-E , ONLY $26.00 (fl m run, III. Mold !>y MruKAisia. 1‘iiin: gt.oo. DANIEL & KELLEY, HGENI’S W.J. Wright, W vTCIIMaKEU Dum.p - JEWELER , Oa. Si'ooi.R alttiiitiou pi»i n lo tlm re|miriog o) English slid Swiss wulobsK. w here lino work uinnship is necesssry. All work guursotee for 12 months. G-8 ’90 ly. u Q tn m , • ui U. ~r -i Z UI S 3 bT II M M in <10 m it M'; ';; i- w c X j C x 1 35 — in r > n o Ra (a? WILLETT Also, Trsatiic o ANY I.ON.'.l- I-’ I CO., Phtla , Pa. • s , , We-.viU.end i■. tree by mail T fit AT. BOTTLE. DON'T SUFFER .-n,| A;-- plaitt. HALL CHEMICAL C0„ 3J00 Falrmount Avo., Pnila. F*. jjrg’AS*? o u xt p a WEEK while as convenient lfe to the buy' iniiahbcnt sy< ;V/?5ifVLVA// to i’.;i DieuWSE wc-operation cf tho tjp'TicTub incmberfl fidL; i *j *V ; '38 v. aichoa In each PH I LA. ! lStij3iw.1uhdub.andwaptca.il from r..y each watch In " flNESf j WOODWORK chTcA 0 , 1 ?; 2B UNION SQUARE,NY mhib, ILL sTI.SNTA.G fl k_, o AL n, iNClE[0 3T ' L0U,S MD ' utmmmsn 0ALLA5TEX. Mit3. C. C. Brown, Sandersville, Ga. Beach & Farmer, Louisville, Ga., Ihu Club for cudi watch before il gacs j out, llioi^b eucli inciubtr only pays a wo-ck. This ia why v. e give you more for your money than any one else and why WO arc doing tile- la.gest waleh biui.u sr in Ihe wotld We sell only first rpaality goodo, l>ut ourf nrires arc abont wh'tl oilier rgr t f.rscc- I nd.jaaliiy.OureiOSSIv< > Watch ■ ’ ' 'imitationoj GT YJf.n HOW SHE CURED HIM. From tho Pittsburg Dispatch. A ldot man Deiukauer of the South aide has hit on u ruth r novel plan nf re-estubliabiug douiestic felicity in unhappy liomca by curiug convi vial husbands of drunkenness ITor some time past, all tlio women uul men in Ibe ward —anil many limes from other wards—who do not ivo happily, have boon in tho lmhit if seeking the alderman’s advice Two-thirds of the cases that people wish to enter for trial at court could not run the gauntlet of the grand jury -.0 that tho alderman has adopted another plan, which was unfolded in t conversation with a woman who last night, wished to sue her hus hand for support. She had no case aid had uo grounds either for char ges of cruelty. “I'll tell you how to cure him, said the alderman. “You just d the sumo us ho does. If he comes .uiiiu und smashes furniture, you take n poker und nelp him. If lie How Finnic Luttlie tiled* Mr. Leslie was physically strong and hearty to Ils; very hour of his death, all lus life being singularly free from neb or pains. Ilis death was caused by a small tumor in tho throat; being just beneath tho jugular vein, tho tumor could not bo touched by tho lanco The day of Jib death Mr. Leslie took a long walk, little thinking that in a few hours ho should bo numbered with those Who havo gone on ahead of us to tho tui known country*. They sent for mo in tlio heart of tho city. I hastened to ho bedside with nil speed. When I arrived he lay sleeping. I spoko to him. lie did not know mo, or appear to take much interest in my words. Still, I felt hopeful. I could not boliove that he must die. Those about tho bed were wiser. One said to mo: “Do not deceive yourself; tliia moans death.” I put my two arms over tho dying man’s shoul ders and looking into his face asked him to speak to me. lie opened his eyes, smiled faintly, then said to mo those words: “Yon are beautiful and I love you!” He had thrown all hia life into his voice. Li t head dropped back—he was dead. Yet oven in tho face of death this man hnd time to turn aside from tlio deep Plutonian shadows of eternit- and consecrate his expiring breath tu the love and tenderness of wife aud homo. Ah, sir, such a life as this could not havo been entirely in vain.—Inter view with Mrs. Leslie iu Detroit Free Press. DUi»|i|m»Jii*. 0. In u Massachusetts town liv* a worthy couple who have so iar obeyed tlio Soript- 'ul injunction to increase and multiply that they have eight sons, of whom tlio oldest is not over a dozen years of age. hey are bright aud lively little folk, and play together with the greatest zest, only now and then falling into some dis- agreement when one or tlio other pair of twins does not approve of the general scheme of play. It chanced not long sinco that to this interesting family there camo a still fur ther addition iu tho shape* >f a baby sis ter. Tlio father and mother were de lighted that there should be a girl in tlio family, and supposed that tho sons would i>o equally pleased'. It was accordingly itli a smiling face that tlio father went , mako the announcement to the little follows, who at tlio moment were nil to gether iu tho breakfast room. Bo)*h,” ho said joyously, “you have a darling littlo Iniby sister.” There wan a look of blank disappoint ment ou every face and a moment of profound silence. Then excitable 8-yenr- ld Master Tommy spoke for them all by exclaiming explosively: Oil, dear, dear! tlmt is too bad; it just spoils our Jiasebull ninoi”—Youth’s Companion. mid.]»a!iiy O.ir-1 T.OKilv. > i mA is c. •; libs’ initial Silver (iwf unit, any hinir, Stnn-Wiiid America Ibr^Vj Watcii.I'.x r h’inliiirj c..:c o. .^Efojoui .1. (>U r Btc!ii.5 a Stem-wind. Open! r -r * fiisr '• ty, Fiifftnctl (jold 1 r A iu r 1, o .1 f l M' \ v:.:! 1, gun / v; nteed tj swears, jou swear worse than he iocs. It lie gets druuk, you go aud get duiuk, too. You can stop him that way, for I have given others tho same advice, and their husbands wilted, and things wore thereafter all light. “A shoit lime ago a woman came to me and said her husband got drank, and raised a row at home. 1 told her to do the same, and she said she would. Alter leaving my olliee she saw tho barkeeper of the saloon her husband frequented, und told him that if eho came into tho saloon and asked for a drink he must not stop her, but do as she wuutod. “The next evening she walked boldly into tho saloon where hei husband aud boon companions were ranged aloug the bar, aud said: A' -«y liv.-.itcn i ;id hr ■ \ y other*. We lun s Sti5ciir.il Ge l.I Cn.-c mu':l iory ard jcrviccallc thai | an , follows, it's might> moan weatii- ■ r. Have a drink, will you? Take urial Oases Mofcalic Oases, Caskets and Cof- IJ’Syl any SoliJOoid Cwc itialcnn btsolJal llflvill l .-s t'.L.n double iht money, as cheap soh.l cases urc* invariably thin, weak, fell of tow tj.,./ . a-.d collide }!%J short id . U..v Watch. m::ucious i»r.: urtur.t pat- nud iin- prOviunqrits.of vi: il iu.ptrtonce to accur-l .it'.* timing J'lti’r.t j c J'atentSUtH II7 &rc., v. Iiielr ve control exclusively. It is fully tin .librae ui icy, rppcftnim e, dura bility ana service, to any £73 Watch, either Open K;o e r 11 ■«»’. ii'.’i 6nr Si:5.00¥lail- s-o.-ul ’.Vutcii ia oipcciaiiy constructed for die niostCYru 1 n< use, end istliclu*f<t Rail- 1 ..id Watj)i t.iad'j, (>; cu Face or Hunting. All dr y; pTi .-.s a. e » dber all cash or in clubs, The Xeysion j Waieh CiubUo^SJ)^* • MnlnOO^sb* d.VjpwiBuiliJina V.’UX 100 > VMLIVJ7 b7. friiLAuA, PA. ! ft A'lent ft Agents Wanted. / Aja t Wntr.fi irccl.D iT, $1.00 W A Ui J,,'.! 7 r.V. i"l,. .. .. \ i|.i' —k—* You cun Iki cliccrlnl and liappy only wlit-nl one on me. Bartender, give mo a good, stiff whisky. I want the best “Looking at the men, who stood aghast, tho woman said: ‘What’s up, boys? Havo a drink, 1 say,’ and she druined the brimming glass, thuugL it nearly choked her. Her husband came up to her and said: ‘Why, Mary, why ure you here? ‘I’ve as much right as you, replied the woman, “As a sequel to the story, the man and wife left the saloou to gether, und the husband took solemn vow to never touch liquor again. The couple are now jiving very happily, aud it was better than a dozen lawsuits. When the aldo r man finished his Charitable* A gentleman has boen complaining to tho papers that ho has dropped a florin by luistako for a penny into tho slot ol an automatic machine and cannot got ' back; no, nor oven tlio pieco of chooolat lie bargained for. “Boo, lioo, liool Why, that’s nothing to what happens to mo when I was a much smaller boy aud yet I did not cry about it. I was taken to “coll” upon a most excellent clergyman who had a missionary box upon liis drawing room table. The po lito function hung rather heavy on ui hands, and I was amusing myself will trying whether a live shilling pieco- the money I had iu tlio world, investe in that gigantic coin for safety—would go into the slit in tho box. It was close fit,.hut unfortunately it did go and slipped out of my fingers. Thors was terrible metallic splash—a rock of silv falling into a sea of coppers—and thi “I .knew no more.” When I came myself I found my family and tho eh gyinau in raptures over my charitable act.—Janus Payn. 149 BROUGHTON 8T , SAVANNAH, GA. Wo nre men's Outfittois fur any article iu Clothing, FurKiakiftg I Goods, Shoes and H ath In Shoes wo also carry a complete line for Ladies Misses-and Chil dren. Orders tilled promptly and sent 0. O. D., subject to 9Xumiaftti*B, | If not batisfaotory, ri turn at our expense. Reference, any Bank in Savannah. N. B. Mention this pap*r wh«ft | von order. Nov. 20. THEUS BROS-, WATCHES, JEWELRY, STEEL INC) STLVERWAEE, Flil.NCII CROCKS. OPKRA Ol,ASSES, SPECTACLES. I Wat li mul Jewelry I tc>pqji*int; Done bv the Most Skills Ini Workmen. 8. W. COR. BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS, S A\ r AN NAlI. - - - GEORGIA. Nov. 27. ’90. King AlfoiiHo’# Democratic Wtljrn. Whenever tho king Heea a grandee or gentleman whom he known ho calls them by tlioir Christian names, or their aur- tutuutt without tiioir title, a custom ul ways reproved by liis governess. “Eh! Xiqueual” exclaimed tho king one day, as tlio ex-minister passed. Tho govern ess, who knew that tho count's father was dead., and that tho son had inhunt- d tho title, observed, “Hire, permit mo to remind your majesty that tlio poraou whom you do tlio honor to address is tho Duke of Bivona.” The king hurst out laughing and uxclaimod: “Tho Duko of Ilivounl This is.itioe! But I know that it is Xiqueua! Are you not Xitpiena?” ho added, uddroasmg tho coufit. “Yes, time?' S»mU»tle*in< V*nt mi l wall lMM4Mnuni*ffor giving pwqilo now iuuum. Doosu't sic: pretend fltat Junnito” (mi offiner of tlio royal unrd much loved by tlio king) “is tho Marquis of .Soto Mayor?” “Indued, siro, ho is; and you will permit mo to remind your majesty tlmt ho should bo so ad dressed,” replied tiio governess. “Don't bq stupid," was the monarch’s answer; this Is Junanito, and tho other is Xiquena."—Corriero do Napolo. Passenger Schedule GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA R. R SUWANEE RIVER ROUTE TO FLORIDA. Taking efteot Novcinbi-r 2, 1899. blnudord Time, 9'Jtb Meridian. GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH. 2.17 p. tu . 0 05 fl. m., Liave .. ... Atlanta . Arrivo, 10.10 r- tu , u.oo ».«*. 0.15 p* p tu , 10 •r> 11. in , Arrive... ... Macon . Leave, 0.55 p- IU, 7.0d *. m, 7 0 1 m., 11. 00 a* tu.. L#ftVd... . , . Uncoil Arrive, 0.3 J p- iu.. 0 38 t. b. 9.3(1 l* m , 2 OJ p. in., Arrivo. . .. .( nrilolo . Arrive, 2 02 p. m, 4 08 t. b. 11.07 p Ul., 3. ,23 p. m., Arrive. . . . . I'll ton Arrive, 1.25 p- Ol., 2.2T a. m. 12 r.u u. D1 , 0 .01 p. tu., Arrivo. . . V 111 \ 1 s (>•. . . , Airive, 11.50. n. UK, 12. *0 p m. 2 05 u. rn., 7 00 p- , in , , Arrive.. 1... 1 e l ily .. . Arrive, 9.40 it. , in., 10.23 p. a. G A. m., 8. ■'ll) p IU , 1 Arrive... . .Jacksonville.. Leave, 7 30 a. Ul., 7.00 a. ut. 0.00 a. 111. , 10 .10 P- IU,, Arrive... . .Pulutka . Airive , 6*45 11. in., 7.10 p, b. 10.10 u. . Arrive.... . .St. Allgi'.tillliO . . InUV*. .... 3.3G> b. Spectacle Cure for Ileudaohea. A Now York pliyidcian who has for several years been studying tho relation of tlio oyo strain to headaches, etc.,' children has published tlio result of his labors. Ho finds that cases of short sight, far sight and irregular sight often go unrecognized until tlio continued eye strain results iu a chronic headache and lassitude, or even more serious nervous disorders. Tho most approved modern treatment in certain cases of headache is to order tlio use of spectacles.—Now York Journal. DlftCiiMtU of Childhood. Perhaps the must important pliysii logical period in childhood is when tlio first, set of toetli is erupting. Dr. Ar- butlmot has calculated that ono child in ton lias its lifo destroyed in consequence of diseases wluch havo their origin at this time. Professor Camper states that cut of 0,989 infants admitted to found- hug hospital* only 88*1 were alive at tlio •nd of the filth year. Thus it is evident Una children sliould bo carefully eared for, and I baliovo that besides those who die from diseases readily traceable to ir ritation during tho eruption of tho tem porary teeth a number are the victims of diseases superinduced by general neg lect of tho mouth, anil the consequent tooth decay ami improper mastication of food.—’Cor. New York Herald. fTr“bi* Lnvo nod depart from union di p"t in ilucon, and Palatka »ud F. 0. A P. i Jack , villa. Pulm o sleeping oars on night tr lion. , . Cere on north tionnd ami sou: Ii bound i , mA'lo iu Maoou with trains of 0*»tr*l *M |E. T. V G. Railroads. A. U. HNarP, J.T. MOGE, L. J. HARRIS, *lr ttio Mutinger. Gmorul I’usn Agent. Ticket Agent. BEN lY LUKNS, O. T. nrd P. A. No OKI Muilberry, Bt. Miiotvn, O.i. (,. l!. RODES, Jr , HMtrltlnp A rid, i; Kimball Elocdt, Allimtft, Gil. __ . L. 0. OONUV.V, 0. T. 1* T. Ill HARD, Agt. Union Depot, W. P. L\WSHE,,T. r.A. l'nliitloi, Fin. JAMES A1EN/IRH, Southern Ap id, 9d WcHt Buy street, Jacksonville Fla. tJNAOQUAHTTED WITH THE CJEOORArHY OF THE OOUW1HY. \VILL OBTAIN MTIOH VALHABLE INFORMATIOIf FROM A STUDY OF THI* MAP OF Moslems Ablior Hells. Tho Moslems abhor bells, which they say draw evil spirits together. In place of them they have men called Muezzins stationed in their minarets who call out fivo times each day for tho people to come to prayer. Their ciy is, “There is no God but God, und Mohammed is his prophet.”—St. Louis Republic. U&vn Itlmmdf Away. Uncle Si—Well, Maurice, you’re a reg’lar hunter, aiu’J; yor? brought up all your togs, too. What do you expect to shoot? Maurice—Oh, I thought I’d try tho quail this morning. Uncle Si—You can’t do nothin’ with out a dog. Maurice—By Gawgo, that’s so. Er— er—can’t I take Fido?—Puclc. (iaided Alight. Father—I am very much afraid our daughter will elope with that young rascal. Mother—No danger. I reminded her last evening that girls who eloped got no wedding presents, and I feel sure that my words sunk deep into her heart. —Now York Weekly. i' tins, of any Quality and Grade, al-y° u « r » w “' 1 ' if you fed “out of soils, "take taJ tho woman said* “I’ll do the ..aoa nn liurtrl A Im,™ n A^„i - Dr. J. H, McLenii’n harBRpanlla. mu wumuu nuiu. x il uo lUU of found at the Store in 1 rARBDTTON <fe DUGGAN# Iporus IFhcn yon are conslipntod, have lieadsohr or loss of appetite, take Dr. J. H. McLoau 8 Liver nnd Kidney Fillets; Ihoy are pleasant to take and will euro you. If yon have a painful sense of fatigue, find yonr duties irk'-ome. take Dr. J. H, McLean s Sarsaparilla. It will braeo yon up, and yon strong and vigorous. Muhins tlio Fog Leif* DuiigormiB. A machine for automatically blowing a fog whistle has just been patented. A vessel equipped with tho mAcliine may travel at any rate of speed and continue to blow one or tliree blasts of the whistlo per minuto while proceeding through a fog. Many steamers use it—on tho lakes, for instance.—Now York Journal. THE CHICAGO, HOOK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAHWAY, Mole, Remove Hence. To remove moles get fivo cents’ worth, of muriatic acid, and three times a day* touch the mole with a toothpick dipped into tho acid. It will Come off in about a week leaving a red spot on tho fuce. Let that spot alone and it will heal.— New York journal. Bright’s disfuso L n;iid to be prevented anil dyspepsia, rheumatism, gout io , cured McLean * wo*d*rf*1 HtjtUng* fiL* recreant husband must beware of U8 *> [Beene. \ * " cubs An am*, f Frequently accidents occur in tho house hold whioli cause burns, cuts, sprains and bruises; lor nse in such oasesiDr. J. II. Mc Lean’s Voleonio Oil Linimont has for many years been the ooastant favorite family rom- edy. To allay pains, subdue inflamation, heal foul sores aud ulcers tbe most prompt and satisfactory results are obtained by using that old reliable remedy, Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Linimont. A Domestio Sewiug machine latest improve moots used either by treadle tst crank, (MB betud, at BaiOfti 1 * Offio*. t including main linos, brandies and oxtenslonn East and Weetof the Mier ourl River To all points Bast, North and Northwest from Kansan Cltv-to Rock Island Davenport, Dos Moines, Chicago, and, via ALBERT J.EA ROUTE, to Spirit Lake, Fipoutono, Worthington, 8 ^°- ux .Fu^’ii^ra^rife town, Minneapolis, St. Paul, and intervening towniiMdo tiea-lt is tM Bhort, direct route. In connection with lines from St. Louie, Oltminne . liOulsvlllo, Nashville, and Eastern and Southorn points conversflnff Kansas City, it also conEtitutoa THE SHORT LINE TO DENVER AND THE WEST, FROM THE MISSOURI RIVER. It traverses vast areas of the rlchest_ farming and^ graaffipjands m^tho oas oi me nuuBHu iwuuub -f C jI world, forming tho speediest, most popular “■ nd „ °9°°°^* 0 K a neas Ool- • i from all cities, towns and section* to transportation to and lions an cities, towns i»uu 00^*^= bet * weoo orado and tho Indian Territory. FREE and Pullman Kansas City and Caldwoll, Hutchinson and Dodge City, ana r Palace Sleoplngr Cars to anJ from Wichita and Hutchinson. MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS, Loading all competitors in splendor of oqulpment. cool t^ummer^warme^t by steam from tho locomotivo in winter, well ventilated ana it—— tVio n rrom tno locomonvu m wiu™, ™«... ventuatea auu from the Blast -leave Kansas City and St. Joseph daily, ou arrival of tiatos trom and and Southeast, with elegant Dav Coaches, PubjMS}jthoUT CHANGE to FREE Reclining Chair Cars, RUNNING Important to- Denver, Colorado Springs and PV^iS.’-.V?o kl RnnerS^Dining Hotels at con- tervening stations In Kansas ‘“'‘d Cotorado. Sup fth-niehtlollcloua meal* venient stations west of Kansas City and bt. Josopn nu ui»u at seasonable hours and at moderate prices. ,«*b THE ROCK ISLAND IS THE FAVORITE TOURIST LlN ^ To. Manltou, Pike's Peak tho Garden of the Gode, Owe B , sanltwj flU’l liokat ft Pm* Ag*ft*> E. ST. JOHN, MIMU XkiUKte, OHIOAQU, UiLi.
