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THE VALDOSTA TIM KS. SATURDAY, JUNE 3O, 1906.
NOBLE VISITOR FROM INDIA.
Gnfctm-ar of Baroda* Owner of (M
World’s Only Golden Artillery.
His hiKbness, the gnlcownr of Ba-
roda, Iudia, the mahratta chief, who
is to visit the United States witU his
wife and daughter and an extensive
Torrys Meetings Were Saved
by Heavy Advertising in Atlanta.
Atlanta, June 26—It le now declar- tlone dratted by Rev. C. E. Dowma .
ed by a man of the cloth that the The ministers, however, were careful eult, Is the reincarnation of the glories
Torry-Alexander revival held lit At-'to etate that they did not agree with York^*^erienn. 1 ' 1 He*la” toe^second
j lanta recently owed Its success to every statement made by the evange- greatest prince of India, the other sev
the .mount of free advertising It re.jH.fc ,*>ut were willing to glv. "K '
celved. "The services received 65,000 work for religion the stamp of their barr ei twice over, and he Is the
j worth - of'advertising?' declared the approval. ' owner of the only golden artillery In
Rev. W. T. Hunnleuts, pastor of th.j The Pr.ebyteri.n minister, of the, ^ZTto defend h,s gorgeons palace
Payne Memorial church, "and If it jelty, at their meeting yesterday, turn- -
ed the reporters out for fear that
the newspaper men would put too
much ginger Into their reports of the
conference. The exodus of scribes
took place immediately prior to a die*
cussion of the flood which developed
great yachting ability on the part o'
Mr. Noah... Rev. Mr. George Macl
brought the matter up. He wantec.
to talk flood but didn't care be
quoted. So he wanted the newspa*
per men not to print what he said.
They were unwilling to make an
agreement of this kind so the upshot
ppearing."’ |of it was that a secret session Was
The Atlanta Methodist Ministers'j held and the secretary ordered, to
nference yesterday gave indorse*, give the press such matter as he
lent to the Torrey revival In resolu* ‘ deemed fit and proper.
had not been for this they would
• .have failed...I believe these services
did goodp I do not think that the ben*
klfleial results derived from them will
I counterbalance the harmful Influ
ence they spread. I am oposed to
tall meetings of this kind, for I be*
flleve that they are causing the people
i lose confidence in the local preach*
It Is coming to the pass now
hen people believe that nothing can
done without the aid of one of
Ihese evangelists, and the old time
pnfldence in local ministers is dis*
Tie Rawlings’ Case Will Be
Heard on July 16th, Next.
Atlanta, June 26—The Rawlings case reached the
ipreme court this morning and the hearing wus
fct for July 16th. As the date of execution has been
Ixed for July 13th, a further stay of the sentence
[rill result. The case contains 250 pages covering
|he whole ground of matter.
The bill of exceptions is based on the contention
of newly d scovered evidence and the plea that Milton
(awlings is insane.
these guns are one of the world's curi
osities. They were the product of a
native blacksmith's skill and labor, the
time consumed in the work being no
less than five years. Each gun weighs
400 pounds and Is made of pure gold,
with the exception of the Inner coat,
which is of steel.
It is not In the guns alone, however,
that the Hindoo potentate has shown
his taste for expensive ornamentation.
The entire outfit Is on a most sumptu
ous scale, the carriage being drawn by
the finest bullocks that the gulcowar's
territory produces, and the trappings
of the animals aro of the most splendid
order.
Some Idea of the magnificence of tbe
apparel that bedecks this golden ar-
EUMA TISM
1ST AS COUPON IN SUMMER AS IN WINTER.
While
Winter intei
symptoms
winter dii
damp, cold, changing weather of
les the pains and ether disagreeable
Beitmatism, it is by no means a
exclusively. Through the long
months of Sulamerits wandering pains and twitch
ing nerves arSfelt by those in whose blood the uric
acid, whichj produces the disease, has accumulated.
Rheumatism is a disease that involves the en
tire system,
failure of the
nejs 'ahd !Bo-
urea, or. natui
contact Witb
uric acid whi
blood. This
primary cause results from the
immative organs, the Liver, Kid-
ils, to carry out of the system the
refuse matter. This coming in
e different acids of the body forms
is taken up and absorbed by the
id causes fermentation of the blood,
making it soim atid unfit for properly nourishing
the body, an* as this vital stream goes to every
nook and conjr ef-tlie body, the poison is distrib
uted to al'. pfcrts. The nervous system weakens
from lack of rich, pure blood, the skin becomes fe
verish and swollen, the stomach and digestion are
affected, tbe aRx-tite fails and a general diseased
nppurei uiui uvucvKa mis Kumt'u ar- , .. . 7 ~ . r>
tillery team raay.be gathered from the J condition of tllft entire .^VSleni is the result.
legislative Van Guards
Arrives Ready for Work.
■..Atlanta, June 26—The van guard of
[the legislature began arriving in the
|ty this morning and by this evening
hotel rotundas, particularly that
Kof the New Kimball house, will take
^thelr usual political look. The two
ohes of the general assembly
be called to order tomorrow at
by their respective presiding of
ficers and as the organization is com-
plete In both houses, tfie work of con
sidering new and hold-over business
will be taken up without delay.
There are five now members of the
house who will be sworn in. During
■"the past year several house members
his mind that this would be the short
est message he ever sent to the legis
lature... He wrote it out and put it
aside to be "boiled down" to a lengtn
which would compare favorably with,
hie deeire for a short document, but
the ohief executive has been so busy
with other matters .connected ..with
his office that he hasn’t found time to
use a Jrips pencil, and the message
willthe general assemply In
just about the same shape as It was
originally drawn.
Among the measures which are to
come up for early attention are the
pure food bill, the anti-bucket-shop
blil, the child labor, bill, anti-paes
statement that their best trappings
cost $45,000. On the horns of the ani
mals are golden caps, and on the legs
are worn anklets of gold and silver.
Each head is a flashing mass of gold,
and when the guns are polished and
the bullocks are In their state attire
the sight Is somewhat dazzling. The
guns are gunrded day and night by
picked men of the royal bodyguard, a
splendid corps equipped after the Euro
pean rnnnner and ofilcered chiefly by
white men. Besides the golden guns
the mnharajnh owns a pair of silver
guns of tho same style as the others,
but smaller, weighing only 320 pounds
each.
Tho gulcowar Is the descendant of
one of those great mahratta generals
who were In fact tho ruling power in
India when the East India company
wrested the scepter from tho feeble
hands of tho last of the onco great mo-,
guls. He Is bright, clever, alert and
versatile; and he loves tho white peoplo
and their ways. He speaks English
like an Englishman and bis domestic
standard is equal to that of a western
potentate.
The population of the state of Baroda
numbers about 3,000.000, and tbe state
has an area of 8,000 square miles. The
capital, Baroda, has about 105,000 in
habitants, and Is situated on tbe rail
road from Bombay to Abmedabad.
N T ot only is Rheumatism tile most painful of
all diseases, with its swollen, stiff joints, throbbing
muscles and stinging nerves, but it is a formidable
and dangerous trout'.-. If the uric acid is allowed
to remain in the bl<w?, and the disease becomes chronic, chalk;
Lut Summer I had a sevens attack of Inflamma
tory Rheumatism in ths knees, from which I was
unable to lsavs my room for several months. I
was treated by two doctors and also tried differ
ent kinds of Ilnimsnts and medlotnes whloh
seemed to relieve me from pain for awhile, bnt at
the aame time I was not any nearer getting well.
One day while reading a paper I saw an adver
tisement of 8. S. 8. for Rheumatism. I decided,
to give it a trial, whloh I did at onoe. After I had
taken three bottles I felt a great deal better, and
I oontinusd to take it regularly until I was en
tirely onrod. 1 now feel better than I have for
years. CHA8. X. QILDERSLXEVE.
818 82nd Street, Newport News, Va.
form at the joints,
a helpless cripple for life,
a firmer hold. The best time
the blood takes on new life and
the skin is more active and can better assist in the elimination of the poisons. With the
proper remedy to force the acid out of the blood, and at the same time build up and
strengteu the L:\er. Kidneys, Bowels and other organs of the body, Rheumatism can be per
manently cured. External applications relieve the pain and temporarily reduce the inflam
mation, and for this reason are desirable, but they cannot have any effect on the disease.
The blood is prisoned and the blood must be treated before a cure can be effected.
S. S. S., a ; cnn.lv made from roots, herbs and barks, is the best treatment for Rheuma
tism. It goes into the blood, and attacks the disease at its head, and by neutralizing the acid
and driving it out, and building up the sour blood so it can supply nourishment and strength
to every part of the body, it cures Rheumatism permanently. S. S. S. is the only safe cure
for the disease; beinv purely vegetable, it will not injure the system in the least, as do
those medicines winch contain Potash or some other mineral ingredient. S. S. S. tones up
every part of the body by its fine tonic properties.
While cleansing the blood of all poisons it builds up the
appetite and digestion, soothes the excited nerves, re
duces all inflammation, relieves pain and completely
cures Rheumatism in every form—Muscular, Inflamma
tory, Articular or Sciatic. If you are worried with the
nagging pains of Rheumatism, do not wait for it to be-
chr
V K; ■ .-I
come chronic, but begin the use of S. S. S. and purge
ik our
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, OA,
have died .natural .deaths, several' bill, the child labor bill, anti-pass
have been killed and one has resign- ling out the idea of reform In various
ed. The successors to the five have finest
all been elected and will be present
tomorrow to take their oath of office
and be assigned seats on the floor of
the house.
The governor has prepared hit an
nual message and it will be one of
the very first papers sent to,the two
house*...The governor had made up
The indications are that the pres
ent summer session of the great law
making body of the state wifi be one
of the most important in the history
of the general assembly, and that con
siderable popular legislation .will be
enacted within the fifty days which
will be covered by the session.
Who Will Succeed Lester.
Savannah, June 26—The people of
the First Congressional district are
beginning to get a little Impatient to
know when the governor will order
eral election to fill tho unexpired term.
This aeer.-s to bo the plan that meets
with the greatest favor. It la possi
ble that tho democratic executive
an elactlon for congrett to succeed committee of the district might or-
pongressman Lester. Advices corr.elder a primary for Augusta 22d when
from Atlanta that the governor want s ‘ the candidates for both the long and
the democrats of the county to cf.'erlehort terms could bo selected. The
■ome suggestion^. The democrets opinion prevails that Savannah will
wish to know when the election la to'put out a strong candidate for the
ordered eo that they can make J expired term but thst the race for
ilant either for a primary or a gen- the long term will be left to Mr. W.
•ral election. The Idea seems to be W. Sheppard of Liberty and Mr. J. A.
prevalent that there should be a gen- Brannon of Bulloch.
Savannah Wants Roosevelt.
8av.nnah, Juno 26.—Savannah Is
lat.rmlned to make an effort to have
President Roosevelt vl.lt thla city
hen he goes to the Isthmus of Pan-
ms net fall...Mayor Herman Myers
take the matter up with the city
trade organization* will alio
|y decide to take a hand In the
bring the executive here* It
believed the president would
—
will
m
effort to
la not b
turn down an invitation from Savan
nah. He has always said when aik-
ed to come here that if the opportun
ity ever presented Itself so that he
could make a trip to 8avannah he
would do so. The plan now la to try
to get him to come here and take a'
cruiser for Panama... Thla la per-
fectly feasible and 8avannahlana
would be delighted to honor him with
every mark of attention and courtesy.
Deadly Serpent Bite* j One of the phenomena of profes-
aro ta common In India as are stom-' Monal education la the South la aald
ach and liver dlaordera with us. For’to be the remarkable development
tho latter, however, there la a sure of the Atlanta School of Medicine.
Its promoters announced Its organi
zation leas than a year ago, and by
taking a very advanced atand In the
'remedy: Electrio Bitters: the great
restorative medicine, of which 8. A.
Brown,, of Bcnnettsvllle, B. C-, says:
"They (restored my wife to perfect
after years of raftering with
and n chronically torpid
ectrlo Bitters wares chills
malaria, bllUouaneaa, lame
ay troubles and bladder
Sold on guarantee by A.
:k and W. D. Dunnway,
Wee 50c.
matter of thoroughly educating young
phyalclana they have not only done
the public a valuable service, but have
already established the Institution
as one of decided dignity and merit
Cared Him*
out^t night.” nkTtbe litSfwimnm^ | tlle i vei 7 psutkk* of- the. poison. Write for our book on Rheumatism, and as!
••cure him.” said her companion, "as pkys;p,:u3; for o.ttv atvice you wish. / We make no charge for either,
a woman I know cured her huaband, | ■' £ U THE SV/1FT SPECIFIC COMPAI
who used to stay out every night One
fact, ho took' off his shoes ou tbe front
doorstep. Then ho unlocked tho door I
and went cautiously and slowly up
stairs ou tiptoe, holding his breath'
But light was streaming through tho
keyhole of the door of tho bedroom.
With n sigh, ho paused. Then ho open
ed the door and entered, nia wife
•food by the bureau fully dressed.
" T didn’t expect you’d bo sitting up
for me, ray dear,’ he said.
" ‘I haven’t been,” sho said. ‘I Just
came In myself.’ ”
Presence of Mind.
Sfme. Rachel, tho great actress, was
rectlxg nlono In her dressing room one
night preparatory to going on the stage
when n man suddenly entered and,
drawing a dagger, said he waa going
to kill her If she did not at once con
sent to marry him. Tho actresa saw at
a glance that the man waa mad and
meant what he said. So with the ut
most coolness she replied: "Certainly I
will mnrry you. I wish nothing better.
Como with mo to tho priest at once. I
have had him come hero for tho pur
pose." She took bis arm, and they
went out together-to where there was
assistance, of course, and the man was
Immediately put under arrest—Phila
delphia Record.
C. B. Peeples sella Jap-a-Lac.
Deduction by Analogy.
"Mamma, I’s got a stomach ache,"
■aid Nellie Bly, alz years old.
“That’s because you've been without
lunch. It's because your stomach la
empty. You would feel better If you
had something In It."
That afternoon the pastor called and
In tho course of conversation remarked
that he bad been suffering all day with
a very severe headache.
“That's bees use It Is empty,” said
Nellie. "You’d feel much better If you
had something lu It”—American Spec
tator.
Time For Wemnlasr.
I trust your honor will excuse me
this time,” said a habitual drunkard
at the police court "It la my misfor
tune—I am a child of genius."
“And what Is your age?" questioned
the magistrate.
“Forty-two years.’’
"Then It Is time you were weaned.
You’ll bare to do ten days away from
the bottle.”
Inch n Temper.
His Wife—But I don’t think, George
that you ought to object to mamma.
Why, Just think, If It hadn't been for
her yon would never have bad met Her
Huaband—Hub! Don't try to excuse
her by saying that Yon make me hat*
her wore* than ever.—Modern Society.
Doing Tbelr Best.
"Didn't I understand you to say they
keep a servant girl?"
"Certainly not I sold they try to.
As soon as one goes they get another."
—Philadelphia Press.
ingtr aid teller agricultural display than ever; in fac .
•J’Hd and more attractive premium list In tbe way of attisct'iooa and amusement features all that Ha
xetting antrmoMIe raws, will be secured. Everybody loves to come to Macoo, and this year Maooo will
"O ever. Bend to the Secretary forpremium list and watch newsp
PERSON, Secretary.
s to Macon, ana this year Kaoon will
papers and billboards for particulars.
BRIDGES SMITH, President