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Newspaper Page Text- $9 Cuthbert Enterprise and Appeal. BY JAS. W. STANFORD. ‘independent in All Things-Neutral in Nothing.” TERMS $1.00 IN ADVANCE. ‘XTf’T’Y" Ct'THBKHT Appeal. Established IsM. ) , \ T 111* CPTHBKKT ENTERPRISE, 1831. I »*SOLIDATEO 13S4. CUTHBERT, GA.. THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1888. NO. 27 GREAT REDUCTIONS! f GREAT REDUCTIONS! HARRIS’S POPULAR DRY GOODS ROUSE! \l Our entire Stock of Spring and SiWimor Goods at actual cost. Dross Goods and White Goods of every description. Embroideries, Embroidered Flonncings, Kid Gloves and Silk Trimmings, such as Moires and Surah Silks, to make room for ouf Mammotlr Stock of Fall Goods. Owinj to the stringency of money, many large manufacturers had to close within the last week, and Harris’ Dry Goons House will be repres sented there to take advantage of the many bargains bought strictly for eash. z z You know what that means without a word from us. Such a reduction never was known in Cuthbert as will be made on all Goods in our line. Such an opportunity never Was offered nest slaughter of honest Goods, reduced only to enable us to get more cash on hand to be able to take advantage of the many bargains offered in the East for to cash purchasers. An ho the fall trade. Dry Goods at almost half their former price. Harris’ Dry Goods House’s reputation for correct statements has been made too long to be talked of or cpiestioned. at once and take advantage of tiese sales while our Stock is still complete. Como HARRIS’S POPULAR DR! GOODS ROUSE. Enterprise & Appeal. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE : i Ollc copy one year . . . . if 1.00 “ Six months .... -»(» lt Three months . • • lit nil iEositl Sehrduir. OAV I-ASSFXGKn, GOING WEST. Arrive C.OIKO ICAST. . Arrive 11.v. «. |rl.OH:»A * WESTERN P ASSK>«KV.. 2:55 p. M. Arrive Arrive going west. «OlK« EAST. 4 :00 a. M. 2:11 I*, m. SAVED FROM SkCIDE. PROSTRATED MIND AS BODY- 1 A Life Saved in SaVnnah. j “When I began theuxcof y«X French : Wine of Cura I was prostratedhro- ; ken down mentally and ph\>ld!y by i excesses and over exertion, i I ill been j cimine!led to give up a lucrative !»sim\ss ] and had become little better tliaiLn jm- • beetle, gloomy <les]*on/h*nt. eoull.iiaMy I br»»oding over my miserable coiljtioii. 1 and at times really eontemjdated >\ei»ie. Six bottles of your French Wine j have restored me to perfect I vigor, and am able to attend t i cominereial business. 1 am hr • cheerful and < >. K.” j [Signed.] J. I*. WOO Fashion in Suidtlfs, Pllilittleljihia Press. arc on the increase.and ! the inevitable result years is something; fearful to con- t eii*|4l:Hte v ,Y said liealtl Springs. Knfaula, between Montgom- Stops at Union Cuthbert, Daw'son. erv and Smitliville. Fort Gaines train makes nection with ti«e Montgomery Macon Passscnger at Cnthbvr^,,, Agont close con- A Nolle old foci Wcaaj fated From Giate Who Had Despaired of Living, lew days ago, power within a woman that, in grooves, as do I spite of herself, forces her to do tm 1 aseaftgawwMMiMMbMBiBBEMMfcHiR——yag—■—M— prive himself of hisown life by his suicide in exactly the same man own hands is yet to be heard of ner. Hut the second woman was “Suicides have been rather nu j in affluent circumstances. There unless some very rigid means of merous in this city of late, and was no reason why she should! preventing them shall be adopted i there are a number of ways in i have hanged herself. H^r home! in future | which a person might arrive at a : life was pleasant, not in the least! seemingly logical conclusion as marred by infelicities of any kind, ! Coroner Ash-j to the probable cause of them and her every wish was gratified bridge yesterday, in discussingLYou see,” said the coroner, as lie j by a domesticated husband, ilie subject of sell destruction, handed over to a black bearded I “Nowit seems to me that in • Every report upon tins subject | foreigner the papers belonging to 1 cases of the kind that I have just i hat has come under my ohserva j the old candy peddler who com i cited there must be some subtle ii»»n within the past few years has j mi Lied suicide : shown an increase in figures, and ! “suicides run in •‘very once iu awhile some new • nearly all other crimes, aud when these silly method of solt destruction is in i .»ne person starts the ball a roiling example^iowcver bad. set by an n a great sufferer for main\vented by persons who, tired of i Otheis are just as Hope of being \ J B BUNSWIC &c WESTERN BAILBOAD. “ST Y TIT M© 11^33. Ki i On ami aftrr Sunjlay. Mnv IStl. ISSI*. passenger trains will run as pilous. ckktkal standard time. FOKTHKWJW. -tOKTH * SOUTH. f Mail. Kt|.ress. Brunswick lv «:5S a m I’ JJJ l\vl«i’ M-sUMT-.lSam Jamaica lv i :ot a m - Wavnesville lv S:07 a m Hoboken lvi»-/*2aiu Bclilatt'ville lv 9:13 a in Wayorun nr9:12:i m Savannah nr 12:23 p m Charleston, mr 4:20 p m Callahan ar 11:20 am Jack’ville ar 12:0t> in Tliomasville ar 1:2U l» m Pensacola.. nr 10:10 p m Mobile ar 3:2W a m New Orleans nr7 :->5 a m J.-teksnnvillc lv 7:»» a m Callahan... lv 8:05 a m Charleston . lv 5:00 a m Savannah lv 7 :**> a m Wavcruss .. iv 10 a in 1‘earsu* . lv 11:10 a m A la palm— lv 12:07 p m Tv Ty I'* l:*»Spm Hamncr. ... lv 1:5t p m Willingham lv 2:22 p m Davis lv 2:30 I* »* Albany ... nr 3:U0p»n Montgomery ... ar.. New Orleans ar . Birmingham ...ar . Decatur ar Nashville ar Louisville ar Cincinnati .7. . ar... • •••: Coinmbus ar Macon. ar Atlanta ar Marietta .. .. ar Chattanooga .. ar J.ouisville * ,r SSomtSbwbSt;-^™* n.Vir»'l “SX™ 'of e< * i ,<;rs,,ns wl >°. l ' rp<l <>f I others are just as sure to follow rrsturrei tn iicuTiii iignin. niul ^-xpi-cu-tl battling the ivollil lor no-ans ol ! ;l s tlie; sun is to shine. Let me OraMsmlr/omw'ii/ni'' after’’nil 1 0 bsistcnce, or Weighed down in ! le ;l you a little Story in that eon “Iher remedies hail failed, and I«fi'! 5,‘n it by SOfUC overwhelming loss, i n truthfully say that it has not only kept \ * ° • me alive, but strengthened and raised I me up so that I again enjoy the blessing' of health. 1 suffered with great nerve exhaustion, an organic heart fliscasi with cold sinking spoils, with little pow- j » er of reaction, ami i’emherton’s Wine •*! ’ Coca is the only article that would bring on a ejuick reaction." 1 Signed. I Miss. TAMA KINK CARTER. bsislcnce, or weighed down in ection: About two years ago a leath by their own hands as jdaiky was arrested in this city. L*f from mental torture.” means, as a rule, resort in taking their Vo what i ‘1° *vicidcs res lives- SUFFERING MANKIND, Go to the Drugstore and huy a hotttleof PEMBERTON’S FRENCH WINE COCA. there are a multiplicity wa h, the most common* ol course, bring by hanging and shoot in But there is another melhwi >. n t j s licencing extreme - j l 1)s conviction site sent a ly connmw ,,,. rc i|, e coroner look . -virl to a neighboring drug ed very se„„ s ^_ nn( ] tliat is In taking “rA|, on 1: as.” It is surprising some effective means for idling the sale of that deadly j s not a ,b*pfed IfEBSEjis 0TI ^<9HILib. Cincinnati — Louisville — Chattanooga. Mjirietta Atlanta. Macon. Mail, lv . !v ..lv , . f V ..lv .lv 7 ;20*p m 11 -.Oij’a m 2:55 i» m 7:2 » p m 2:12 a m t»:55 a in 7~ 2 :•">•'> pm 9:00 a Wi 1:15 pm] 2 :i» p m . ... 0:43 p ni 0:05 am | > 0:40 a m JSOITH. Florida Express. 8*00 pm :U5 p ni S:05 a in [2:53 p nu 2:2o p in 0:50 p m IS A LiNIMENT PERFECTLY HARMUSS.APD SHOULD BE USCO A MONTHS. eCFORC CONFINEMENT. SEND FOR COOK TO MOTHERS . i Bhadfieid^Recvjlwor Go ; v ATLANTA. GA. t r Sold hv Druggists and Dealers. fehlG-lv because haltV e people killing themselves noJ^ a y S are making use of it, prokii.y because it is cheap and can l>y,rcliasc<l n ilii 'out any dltiicu 1Jt seems to lie a staple article info U|u stl „ us . 1'otlj in the city air^ n rhe conn try, and is sold very person should go iun., slore amt ask for plain arsenii\ Ule ||lol)V hililv is that he woul<V ol „ el j£ until the clerk slionUiy.| well satisfied will) leg uses it was intended lo somewhere on Lombard street. I believe, upon a charge of bur glary. The man was convicted and sent to prison. He had :> wife who was a delicate, puny woman, and, as a matter of course, she brooded over his arrest and incarceration. A few days after little store will) money and instructions to buy 10 other, ami carry it to the utmost extremes. In nine cases out o ten persons commit suicide, it would seem, involuntarily, and for no other reason than that they have little else to think about, and arc driven lo it hy some irresisti ble and unaccountable force. *"8o now a person can under stand that iny idea is reasonably fair and that suicides do run in grooves, and that there arc more suicides Ilian circumstances would seem lo justify.” Is Consumption Incurable 1 Read the following: Mr. C. II. cents worth of camphor j y lorris Newark, Ark., says: "Was anu laudanum. 1 he girl obtain , down with Abscess of Lungs, anil ed the stuff without a question, j friends and physicians pronoitnc- and upon the following morning 1 C| ! ,ne an Incurable. Consumptive. ° Began taking Dr. King’s Xcw Discovery for Consumption, am the wife of the imprisoned negro was found dead in bed. “Xow it is a well known fact that cases of suiode among ne groes arc extremely rare, hut with in two weeks after that one hap pened three oilier colored women! u r . King’s Discovery for Con die! exactly the same thing. aniL sumption 1 would have died of two of them died as a result, the Lung Troubles. Was other’s life being saved by the [’J , * t ! l ’^ >rs ; N” * , . .! health. Try it. now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the lincsl medicine ever made.” I Jesse Middlewart. Decatur, j Ohio, says: “Had it not been for Columbus ..lv 12:15 p m Cincinnati .. - ..lv II :«»> I» «» Louisville .. . . lv 6:45 a m Nashville .lv 12:20 p in Decatur lv 3:'w 1> in ltirniinxhnm. .lv f»:55 i> in New Orleans . lv 7:55 a in Montgomery lv 10:1*5 p in Albany h- :> :on a iu 11:10 p m Davis . lv 5:23 a in Willingham... .. lv 5:3S a in Sumner ..lv 0:0T> a m Tv Tv . lv 0:20am A!.'H»alia . .lv 7:35 a m 1: ii ii 111 J’car*o\ . .lv 3:31)11 ill 2:17 u in \V aycroas. ... . ar 9:30 am 3:4;> a in Savannah . ii r l-_> :21pm 12:23 |» in Charleston ... . nr 4:2<> |» in 4:29 j> m ..ar 11:2»5 a ni 7: in a m Jacksonville . ar 12:110 m 8:00 a m New Orleans . . lv 4:00 n m Mobile ...... ..lv 8:40 i> in Retirtacola ... ..lv 4:00 a m Thoniasviile . . .Iv 12:55 |» r«* Jacksonville.. .. lv 7:30 a III (i:40 p m Callahan ..lv S:05 :i m 7:l.v p m Charleston . Iv 3:110 a iu 2:l.i p m Savannah , lv 7 :**6 a m 8:15 p m Wavrross lv 10:00 a lu 3:57 a in DR. WESTMORELAND, IH.YI'IST, Offers his servicemto the public in all the branches of Dentistry.— Work warranted. Olfiec over the T’ostotliee. Rooms formerly neon pied hy Dr. Worsham. marSl el non up now in best of — ,, . ,,....... ... ... Sample bottles timely discovery of her rasli !>»■' ] ^ al j. w ' Stasfoko s Drug pretty . altogether unjustifiable net. The | Store. to the I first colored woman had cause for -» • he of ,t. uking her own life. She had' State l'apers sf thiua. Bui it a person ask for \ ugll on j bcen ( , epri ved of her husband’s i Co!,to " Transcript. rats.” lie would get it wit , ... A writer in The Chinese Tiine_s, least hesitation, nolwiths n( .j n „ the fact that it contains A. cj.y the ; discussing the contents ot The | Pekin Gazette, says that the stale The , provide for herself, and had no ! one upon whom she could depend per cent, of arsenic, the ^redi-! f or assistance, but the others had I arc rcrai,rk »»>le. Hie im ents forming the other.8 l»eiL nl j no apl)arcl)t reason at a „ ; I^ria! proclamations especially being perfectly harmless\ A I s£Ip DEST1!I:rTI(1N , v , TnoI T I;EASOS .! composed in the finest | style. an>l it often happens that! papers of moment "are written «> \it kill\ 0 VI. S. THORNTON, DENTIST. CUTHBKRT, GA. QFFieiC West F:d FFI0K West Fid- I'ubiie Syuare, over b. E. Key's store. leulT-ly SEI.F DESTULCTION WITHOUT KEASOX. "Then here is another case iu point: A Human living in West Philadelphia, who was in poor circumstances, became tired of of her life. There was no partic ular reason for it, unless it wss _ ‘'’that her ambitions were far in ex been saved from its fatal cffectA^ ()f , |er , >rsil i( , n a0l| mcaDs; , closeness of style, fitness of ex are isolated indeed. Persons »lio; n for 8( , mc reason s||e ma<|e U|1 V mind that the world was not Ljing her the living it owed her. !> ithat this life was no? worth small box ol the stuff ca\ be bought for 15 cents, and there is enough poison to k persons. The larger boxes If,, just double the capacity for k\ ing. It is a sure means of sil with extreme beauty and perfect ness of composition, vivid with grace and majesty of language.” Even in the minor reports these c|([e, and cases where people liavfo lal her alul , ilions a.. i rare merits are to be seen in the Si-Matt Vo lv 10:-ja a III 1 :~7 a m llobokea lv 10:41 a m 4:40 a m Vfavuesv’e lv 11:37 a m 5:32 a ni Jaiiiaica lv 12:5 p m (*:03 a in TV M\sh lvt!2:3* p »n t«:26 * m It runs wick. .. ar 12:50 p m 0:45 a ui + *Stop on signal. rnrohase tirkfte *4 the station, and sAye extra fare coUscted upon ihv train. the mail train alop# at «ul 4 W aia- tions. Connections mode at Voycruas to anti from alt points wn Savanuah, Florida 4 Western Railway. I'ulliuau Falaoc Sleepnig and Mann Honff«>ir Care. H. 8. m AIN LS, MED. W. HAlNF.s. Gen'I Manager. ttinieruitendeut. C. I>. OWENS, J. A. McJJl'FKIE. Traffic Xaunaar. ftea’l ?**«. Agent. F. W. An t Otn'l Fana. A0 S. S. B. Only $1.75. at J. W. St.vkfobd's. CONSUMPT1V harmless, even to KOHSBeRSffSIiUSgO^tS ; have proved to my aiUtfis of the Stosiach aud Bowels, we. at Ww HINDERCORNS. The mfest. sorest nnd best core for Corns, Bunions *?tnns oil pain. Ensures comfort to the fe«»t. Sew I iDeana I6ceats.itLTuggisss. BxhcuxACO,R.XJ aprl2-ly Jno. D. Gunn, UNDERTAKER, Cuthbert, Georgia. Your attention is called to the tact that I am prepared to furnish, day or night, any style or size Coffin, Burial Case or Casket desirod. I keep always in stock full assortments In Styles and Sizes, And van furnish Uofflns as tastily triin- meil. and at I’rii-VB as low us ran be bought in tin- stale. Will send Hearse ni any nsat of the county by contract. When you need me, come io see me. gSp~ fail lie found, at night, at resi denee. nigxisite Methuilist Church, oti l.iuuykiu street. febd-ct attempt to bring llieir earthly ea reers to a sudden termination by using tlie ordinary ling powders almost always get. balked, for a majority of them arc perfectly insects, as I own satisfac tion by experiments.” SETTING THE IRliEsISTIBLE style. "To what cause is the increase in suicides attributable?” was asked. “That is a puzzler,” said the coroner, “as different author ilieB upon the subject do no 1 agree. However, my opinion is that the thing works on the prin eiple that one man who commits suicide, no matter in what man ner, sets the example for some other poor unfortunate through the very act of his own self dc straction. That statement anight lead a person into the belief that only weak winded people commit suicide; but such, in fact, is not the case. ▲ weak minded man is', in my opinion, almost always a coward, ami the coward who plucked up enough courage to Ue \md went out to work, ami clurned home in the s wife was dead. She pared his stip|>crand plac the range, where it was hen he came iu. She yu'i wl, \lie re L ' vt V his l,a,1 Vpar. tit; h whf ev had ed it, t steaiq, had f^ nc ,i a Smiles Hue to the door k', f OQ Qne s j ( j e n f t ^ c ( | oor the kitchen, and the top of the door, p on a chair, made le rope, and hanged Aking tlie chair from 1 r the noose had been leading„ to 'Ver tb sh V up swung Then shl a noose u herself by tki under her adjusted a^ ( , Ucr neck the facts in the Down to the |k> “As soonv , case were iuL lice, the new: city. The si ful wife h band’s su seif got im the affair cussed. ’ A i man im the .read all ovfcr the 1 ^ ' the duti- her bus- killing her and v-.jwidely dis a wo coinmilleil pression, clearness and condeosa tion; and where analysis, or rca Mining, or precise judgment is to be presented, the papers show tbe hands of masterly writers. The extreme diversity of the papers is whal should slrike the mind of a foreign inquirer; some treat of high polities and of great events; others deal with crimes, questions of disputed inheritance; others again are the reports of commissioners appointed to inves tigate the conduct of high officials in the provinces, and these show “rare analytical power, raastcry of detail and untiring labor.” Tbe writer thinks that, judging of what is known of ‘tlie slow ways, the enforced secrecy, cir cumlocution and official and per sonal influences often brought to bear at borne, tbe methods of Chi na are iu some ways more "direct, expeditious and lair, as far as the indications of justice is concern ed.” Let him who would reach an other a brand, beware that be docs not burn bit own band. A Remarkable Story. Philadelphia Record. A rcm.akahlc story was told to tlie reporter this morning by a well known lawyer residing in this city, and doing business here and in New York. The lawyer lias among his clients a eolored wo man, who is in charge of a male child of white parentage, now in its la:It year. This child is tlie heir lo a large estate, anil the law yer sots tliat several attempts have been made to get rid of it, and that he believes that tlie murder nf the boy lias been attempted.— The story told by the colored wo man, who is known as Cbariotlc i’oto and lives in Bridge street, to her lawyer, is in substance as fol lows: Fifteen years ago Charlotte Po lo lived on the island of Cuba.— Josephine B Pinto, a wealthy la dy, came to Cuba, where she gave birth to a child. Charlotte Polo was the larly’3 nurse. The lady seemed surrounded by a mystery which the negress could not pene irate. After a few days the child was given into tiic custody of lilt- nurse and the lady left Cuba.— Prom time to lime Charlotte Polo received sums of money for the child’s support and maintenance, lint suddenly the payments slop ped. Then the nurse and child came In America and Charlotte found that Josephine B. Pinto was living in a fashionable mansion on Lexington avenue, New York — Tlie nurse began an action to re cover for her service to the boy and got judgment against the lady hy confession for $1,223. That sum was paid over and the nurse and child came lo Brooklyn to live. Josephine It. Pinto died in her elegant home in ISS3, leaving $300,000 behind her. The nurse lie^pn another action against the estate to recover for her services and for the support of the lioy up lo the time of beginning tbe suit. The action is now on trial before a referee in New York city. Now comes the remarkable part of the story. Several limes when the boy has iiccn playing outside his home on Bridge street attempts have been made by unknown parlies lo kid nap him. On one occasion he was spirited away and taken on board an outgoing ship. At the last inoment*he was rescuer! hy his faithful nurse. The night before last the boy was playing in the street. Suddenly, his nurse says, lie was struck on the head with some blunt instrument ami severe ly injured. He was carried home and physicians summoned. One doctor said the boy had bad a nar row eseafie from death, and the case ought to be reported lo the police. Tlie authorities will prob ably be notified of the assault to day. The boy is said to be one oi tiie heirs to tlie Pinto estate. » • m A Day’s Bar Basal Retard. Atlanta Commonwealth. Ten “drunk on tbe streets” cas cs were maria by the police one day last week. This is bnt a com mon specimen of a day's bar room work in this city, but wbat a lim illessarca ol misery, shame, deg radation and depravity these dai ly occurrences illustrate! Add tn these tbe numerous cases which tlo not get into the clutches ol tbe police, anti those which are quiet ly hidden Crum public view daily by- agonized wives and weeping chi! tlren and pitying friends, and we can easily imagine the picture of woe and distress which the bar rooms and llieir victims paint with blood and shame daily in Atlanta. Ami all this in spite of the rig orous and unflinching fidelity with which our excellent Recorder. Judge Anderson, dispenses the penalties of the law- against this class of transgressors. For in stance, here :s tlie record of one day’s dealings, all against victims of the bar rooms: Don Tolon. wife beating, $20or twenty one days; Prank Holey, drunk and disorderly, $25 or twen ty-six days; Joe GYcen, disorder ly conduct, $20; Taylor White, ditto, $15; Wesley Barnes, drnnk. disorderly and resisting an ofli ccr, $25 or twenty-six days; S. W. Frazier, interlering with an offi cer, $25 or twenty six days; Zack Cainpbt-llson. disorderly conduct. $20 or twenty-one days; John Clay was put under s $100 bond for assault and battery; Sidney Freeman, third drunk, ten days in the calaboose. A few days ago a young man. well connected, while under the influence ofliquor. made a despe raleiffoit to commit suicide by swallowing laudanum. Tbe ter rible attempt was made at a bouse of ill fame whose inmates succeed ed by gieat effort, in preventing a fatal result. He was finally re moved tn his home, a wrecked and ruined man. Tlie ease did not come under police cognizance.— .Many of a like kind occur but arc kept from public nolle?. This is but a small fragment, a day’s sample, so to speak, of the degradation and ruin which “high license” whisky and betrguzzling is bringing upon the victims of liar rooms since these pests have been again opened and legalized in the capital ot Georgia. In tiie name of God, justice and humanity, how long will the good men of this city suffer this ou'.ra genus condition to contiuue? Will they not strike at the very first opportunity, and. by united power, exterminate Ibis deadly and infa inous curse? interior of ibis city, but lie will not find It. Nevertheless it was so deep that at its exit from the city at Moriah the bridge span was more than 100 feet above its bed. Its course lias bcen traced by the discovery of the arch and by deep excavations here and there wbicli have exposed the bed now overlaid with mins. Waitia? to Be Eaten. Westminister Review. Of the natives of New Georgia or Rubiana, Capt. Cheyne avers that human flesh forms their chief article of diet. The doctor ob serves: “It is difficult to specu Lite on tbe reflections of the vic tim, as he lives from day to day in constant exiiectation of his fate.” There is reason to believe that this expectation does not produce the agonizing terror which most Europeans under tlie circumstances would experience. In the lime not very far distant, when cannibalism prevailed in New Zealand, it was occasionally, at all events, the custom of a chief when starting on a war expedition to take with him, fastened togeth er, a number of men whom he al ready held as captives; these men served as a living larder. Each of them knew that his turn tn be killed and eaten would come; nev ertheless with the certainty of this doom before him he partook of each of bis fellows whose death preceded his own; and Capt. Wilkes, in bis account of his ex ploring expedition, staled that 1 King Thekambeou appropriated * one of the small islands of tlie Fiji group as a human preserve. Every man imprisoned there knew that he would ultimately serve as a food for Ins majesty, and snch alike were the loyalty and iudif ferencc as to .death of these vic tims that, when questioned by Capt. Wilkes as to their feelings on the matter, they expressed a kind of acquiescence in their fate, and nsed words to the effect that it was quite proper that the king should be thus provided for. Jerusalem ltnilt Over Rains. Palestine Illustrated. As the traveler walks on he per ceives tliat liis footsteps are not on the original ground of Jerusa lem, bul upon a mass of superim posed matter which has been strewn over tlie whole site. His tory enumerates seventeen cap lures of the holy city, eleven of which were attended hy sieges more or less destructive. After many of these events the houses then standing were razed to the earth. These were in lime suc ceeded by new bouses, which in their turn were overthrown at the next siege, and so on, each cap ture sibling to the accumulation of rubbish. Thus the traveler learns that a compact layer of solid coating, from thirty to fifty feet in thickness, has been by de grecs spread over the entire space Even the valleys and ravines lietwcen the several hills on which the city wss built have been so far filled np as to have partly loat their special character, as already mentioned. Tbe Tyropbeon brook is, perhaps, the moat particular instance Tbe traveler will have heard of this brook, or mail of it in Josephus, as a landmark in the A Very Hanger*as Experiment. Cincinnati Enquirer. Some lime ago, in my readings, I learned of a lest made among some lumber men in the far north. One bad given an account, silling around the camp fire, of how a companion had committed snicide in an ingenious way. He had ta ken a board, probably six inches wide, and, lying fiat, face down ward, bad placed it upright under his throat, then stretching bis arms straight alongside bis liody, had borne down with his neck. Unconsciousness followed in a few seconds, and he died an apparent ly painless death. The story was received by the lumbermen with incredulity, and I suggested it be see?’ tried. One of tbe party volun teered, and the arrangements were made and carried out as 1 bad mentioned in relating tbe suicide. Tbe man bail remained in tlie po sition only a very few seconds when we hurriedly raised him and let tbe plank fall. He was nncoo scions, and it was some little time before be responded to onr labor* 1 to revive him and opened hie eyes. We were greatly relieved, 1 can tell yon. In describing bis feel- ings, he said be had experienced a rash of blood to tbe bead and a suffocating sensation, bnt wan to move any of bis ha or release himscli Dr. Mary Walker and tbe Small Bey, St. Louis Republic. Some of tlie pages at the cspf-> lol seem to take keen delight in worrying Dr. Mary Walker when she makes her appearance there. The doctor is a terrible enemy of tobacco smoke, and it makes hef as mad as a wet ben when any body smokes in her presence.. To- day a page named Johnson, who is a protege of Congressman Amos Cummings, and who is not in the habit of indulging in cig arettes, procured one of these “boy j killers” for the express purpose of annoying Dr. Mary. She, or “it,” as this eccentric person is quite frequently called, was at the house document room for the pur pose of procuring several bills Sad reports. The youngster with cig- arrette in hand marched up tn Dr. Mary and asked for a match. The latter grew while with rage and raised her umbrella to chas tise the little fellow. Tbe boy with squirrel-like agility sprang up a sleep flight of steps leading to the loft. When he bad reached a safe distance he took a match from his owd pocket and anon had raised a cloud of smoke. Dr. Mary abused him roundly and said he was r. disgrace to kin parents, and added that if she coaid get bold of him she would take the cigarette away. Tbe boy, as he sat gazing at this fe male crank attired in a man's complete outfit, including a silk hat, said: “Now look here, Dr. -, didn't you use to smoke when yon were a boy?” The youngster became bolder, and in a moment or two descended from bis place on tbe iron stairs when the doctor seized the cigar ette, threw it on the floor and stamped iier bool heel on it. Then she strutted off as if she bad ac complished a great deed. Knew The Trick. Texas Siftings. He wanted a position in tbe bank. The president was satis fied with bis credentials, bnt be fore engaging him pat him through a little civil service cross exami nation. “Suppose, now. a man was to come in here and deposit $20 in $1 bills, how would you count them?” “I’d wet my fingers and lift op each hill until I got lo the last one.” “Why would you not lift up tbe last one?” “Because there might possibly l>e one more bill under it, and if the depositor was to see it be would want it back, but if tbe twentieth bill is not lifted up, and there should be another bill in the pile, the bank makes it, don’t You wilt do,” said the president. “You have been in the business before, bnt I didn’t sup pose yon knew that trick.” Tiie bronze statue of Sir Wil liam Wallace, unveiled by Lord Lome it Alierdeen, is seven tea* feet high and weighs nearly five tons. :— ^ * w Benjamin Leight of A Knows, Pa., was made deaf anddnmbby a lightning stroke, and remained so for more than twelve boon. Tbe floating vesaal in wbieh Kn ob ami his family were saved fqpm Urn flood wao £00 feet long, «• brood, and 50 high. .

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Cuthbert enterprise and appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 18??-1888, July 26, 1888, Image 1