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TiMES-TCNTERPRISE, THOMASVILLB, DECEMBER 9, 1904. «WXESE HARVESTERS. *st? An Animal VheatSfc The ElflsS Sod rear ot the animat CSjtei it the New York Zoo hove been Sr«w Oriental Pnnnar Cnthen In IIU Grnln. A Croat loot' _ .. ... cage« at the New YorR zoo havebeen Chinn owns n«.i h " ng '* ,th Wlnted. scenes. like those envious aclRlibors U 'i on 1,16 ,ta ** of * theat ? r - The «al- ore a-ra or hire •.trt*nn e * Ul 5 Mcnces ot • ranl ,lc * down In thb afternoon for a «?»*«<£ but r c *f- Wlf* )t «° aa «o sleep It I. In He has cvth be«n 160 Centre ot a wit dezert. When It Two -tlBu-ls” work for Wm'fbttMe ' Wa,te * °* ata * e '“ ,n *F fr l>a» «liStted harvest <invs at lbts ® the scenes, and the beast la lying on tw«Hr Sa to vd SeS °! *»■*** °t a brook with tbs'moun- iSnl fuehlon. ^' thtfr T”* 1 ta,ns >“ *•»** fckgroand. When a plug (Wn tbe Calks with'Iwi« C ?°.T MaEch nrlan leopard awoke, the other crtn^iminslrLlea Mr, Zm da '’ Ula *« na ha4ba « ««*• <° • Sind her eldest a •dinivhtar hlll!ld * with a few tree* close by. It blna .naZ nn ?J22&£2?!2£ ~ 1U sleepy, ey„ for 4 ttlnutd, of straw. olilldren, sole Ot heaven tor Won” Wndand tie Up the sheaves'with wisps ^ ^e* cmw7 F a'<£{£ rf two cherished men- J £ ^'bhdtntef.o^on.Zttf. Win ted trees and attempted to spring Into the branches. Down It lame again, scraping its 0)4%% through tbe lengtb of the Canvas, and looking very disappointed. For a few minutes tbe leopard looked at the tree, and then slunk away Into a corner. roy. play ttawasrh the stubbie «4i_ •steal groin* ot wheat to chew-. It Is a imatter ter corporal punishment If they are caught fn this, tor in China ever} grab* numbered. When the wheat la all in and has been beaten out on thh thrashing floors anil stored in the well Encoded granary "under Wong Toy’s temse, the family makes rejoicing.' Share Is a little mess of fish for th* Ipot A pwtik stick and a cup of rice trendy ore offered up to t»0 BOds of Kraia, nod before them Wtmg Poy, his hands tucked in Wvsleeves, bows to tbe gtound While he recites prayers, Jfrs. Woo# Steal* away from her hua- hand to meet with tbe other village women and bold strange rites—trtla. voatortlonato trances, with Visions of. the upper and nether yvorlds. So have their mothers dafth. time out of mind. —Harvesting the World Over, Every body’s Attttatlne. WISE WORDS. Tf woman lost us Paradise, she alone >ean restore It.—J. G. .Whittier, A throat dry with praying is rare to be found among us.—S. Rutherford. ”A prudent man never butts into danger for the purpose of advertising Ibis bravery.” i The Bond in the guise of the bad may do as much harm as the bad in the tgufec of the good. ., The weather has not been Invented that will not famish an excuse tor nut going to church. The seeds of repentance are sown ln youth by pleasure, but the’harvest Is reaped ln age by pain.—Colton. 1 A beautiful woman It a practical pcem. planting tenderness, hope and •eloquence ln all whem she approaches. —Emerson, j Intellect may give keenness of dis cernment; love alone gives largeness to th« nature, some share ln tb» com- iprduuslvoness of God.—John Hamilton TJatn. 'American Hallway Mcthoils In Kngland. After vigorously protesting against the Introduction of American methods ns being unsuitable, If not impractica ble, on English railways, British rail way managers arc 'evidently profiting by American experience to tbe extent, »t all events; of cheapening the trans port of merchandise and minerals by . means of more careful loading, the em ployment of trucks of larger carrying capacity’pud engines of greater haul ing power, and the discontinuance of superfluous trains, more particularly on branch lines. In many cases, also, they are Increas ing the carrying capacity of their pas senger coaches without adding mate rially to the Cost and weight ot tfio trains, and utilizing motor cars In country districts as feeders for their railways. - A good ’deal still remains to be dona i ______ ln the way of staff reorganization nnd \ , the Compilation of really Inatrdtjlvt T LL N00H ’ statistics for the guidance bf HMUHigers ns siupi* oi»h That Knap. ons vigor. And directors, and but little Improve-1 o«uw«it v*d. meut la apparent yet In tbe handling ’ - of passenger traffic sc far as regards . When the doctor takes hi* own mea- tbc working expenses, ■ [ Idneand tba freest tats the food be I But the work of reform has evident- ’ vecommenda some Confidence cornea ly begun, and the period of denresslon " to the observer, through which we are pasting will not A grocer, of Ottlad, Ind., had a prac* have been without Its compensations »cal experience with food worth any M It serves, ss we hope it will, to!sUi* r, 'one'e attention, tilato and strengthen the reform move- ' He ” r,: "® Frsheh Is Popular. ACCOVilng to the report of the Na tional Union ot Teachers, French Is the most popular language among students. In other subjects poohlfeep'- lug comes first In favor, followed by shorthand, arithmetic and typewrit ing, There Is more Catarrh In this section ot iht country than .11 other diseases put together, rod until the lest tew yews w.s supposed to belnoumble. For a great many year, doctors pronounced If a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with loom treatment, pronounced It la- curable. Seienoe has pr a ran. Catarrh Id be a constitutional dlseasS Add therefore requires constitutional treatment. Haifa Catarrh Cure, iftandfdetdrod by F, J. Cheney A Co., TelMO, Ohio, la the only constitutional euro ha tho market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts direct ly on tha blood and mucous surfaces ot ths system. They offer one hundred dollars for any ease It falls to oure. fiend for circular, and testimonials. Address W. J. Cnaxsr A Co., Toledo, O, Bold by Druggists, 75o. . Take Haifa Family Plus tot constipation. The Speaker to JUtlre. Mr. Gully, who has entered his esv- entletb year, will probably retire from the Speakership of the House ot Com- mime before another birthday Comes around at a viscount and With a pen sion of 12000 pdf annum. A Ntwly Found Egyptian Tample. ! Tha officials of tha Egypt Explora tion Fund have discovered within the past few.months a templa much oldar than any previous ona known, at Thebet. it la the mortuary ChipU of King Mektdhetep Ncb-Khern-ra, Si the eleventh dynasty, agd dates from at least 2600 B. C. Near Cairo i Pyra mid tample dating, froth the siih dy nasty, has he& 'discovered, but In very bkd SWpalr. The newly found twapie, however. Is In a remarkably good staOt of preservation, and has al ready yielded raulta of Importance to our knowledge of Egyptian art and architecture, and Is expected to throw light Oh various historical problems still unsolved. . , Some Census Facte. Tha French minister of commerce at received an official report of the ast census of Frs.ce, begun In 1001. t shows the population to be 38,961,- M5, or a gain ot only 444,616 ln ten ’eare. Comparative tables disclose that there Is no otheV European coun try In whleh the population Increases so slowly. The percentage of In-, creaao In Germany, Great Britain and Russia It almozt a third greater than In France tor the same peHod. aMotheS ufe sAVeSi Mrs. G. W. Fooks, ot Salisbury, Md., wife ot G. W. Fooks, Sheriff of Wico mico County, says: “I suf fered with kid- Iney complaint for eight yeare. It came on me gradually. If felt tired lind weak, was short of breath and was trou bled with Umbs wet# badiy swollen. One doctor told me It would finally turn to Bright’s disease. I was laid up at one time for three weeks. I bad not taken Doan'a Kidney PUIa more than three days when the distressing aching scrota my back disappeared, and I was soon en tirely enred.” . For eale by all dealers. Price BO cents. Foeter-MUburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Insects Flee Frem Burning §»ndal- (too* London W0m3n iittv. SisSdvhred an agreeable way of ridding thelf homes of files and mosquitoes. They burn eandalwood ln the house, an Idea imported from the Orient. In London It is possible to get wood prepared for that purpose. In Amer ica it I* to be had at almost any Turk ish or Japanese .importing h,oua,e,, it Is theft prepared for burning by being first cut Into small pieces'one half Inch thick and three Inches long. Then It is baked or dried out ln a slow oven twenty-tonr hours. A piece of the wood Is put Into a metal urn, lighted and allowed to burn until welt aflame, when tbe flame Is extinguish ed and tho redhot amber left to smol der until the wood la consumed and nothing Is left but a heap ot fine, gray aaheB.—Chicago Tribune. , After a Bargain, . it wa4 trident that she wad trou bled. "I think I prefer tiila," shSi Said; In dicating a roll ot cloth on the boutF ter. ”Yotf say It haa boon marked down from 13 tq 10 cents a yard?” “Yes, ma'am,” replied the eterk. ,’Yt'B really what I want,” the con tinued, “but this,” and the Indicated another roll, “has been marked down from 13 M cents to 10'cents a yard, as I understand you?" “Yea, ma'am.” “Then I ’-should think the other ought to he down to 9H cents.” 'That would be cheaper than wo ban afford to sell it; ma'am." "But you have taken 2% fiefitd off Che price of the other and only 2 cents off this,” ahe protested, taking up the first roll again. "That makes tho otter the bettor bargain.” "It’s very cheap at 10 aents a yard, ma'am.” “I suppose It is, but It Isn’t aa good a bargain as the other.” “I can’t make It any leas.” . 'Then I suppose I will hava to taka the lSW .cent goods, but It seems a shame when I would father have the other. You may give me tan yards.” i FITS non at NemButc— Dr. R. H. Hum,Ltd., B31ArohBt.,Phlla„ P.i. To-tetter adv«rtl»e tha South's leading DbiIdmi College, four leholarthlpa are of fered young person* of this county etless than cost. WRITE TODAY. Best on Earth Gantt’s Planters and Distributors WC GUARANTEE THEM. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. Write for Prices end Catalogue. GANTT ftFG. CO., Hacon, Ga fifattke Cofl>8 Wins tiwtibtngi ' 6?m _. ri jato'^^loii .1 Chins Tea, ShidiuokaVen Japan and F mosan Teas, making greatest pum! grand prizes ever awarded one firm. award, grand fee, alio five prize additional 1 irrigating canals. 1 do not believe PIso’s Cure for Consump tion his anoquaJ for eoof bz and colds.—Joair P.Botaa, Trinity Bprlugi, Ind,, Feb. 16,1900, eollzdluw known ia in Sea* aif ment—Birmingham Post. f” It word Hun of k Lueomo:!.., I In this country tbe general method IS to run a locomotive for a limited num ber of years, and then to relegate It to ™ 1 ™ £ the sqrap heap ln favor of a more mod- er^ type of engine. On Jhe other, side, However, the practice la to retain a lo comotive ln service as long as It will run. Irrespective of the developments He says; “Six years ago 1 became so weak from,-ttomieb and bowel trouble that! w** finally compelled to give up all wdrk' ln my atore, and, in fact, all sorts of work for about tour years. , Ths last, year I waa confined to the bed all ot tbe time, and unable to retain food ot any iort on.my atomacb. My bow els were badly consttpeted continual ly, and I lost ln weight from lfifi pounds down to 8S pounds. When at the bottom of tbe ladder and Improvements that may be lncore , cbADged trMlmut #nt | re)y , Dd of time. fob _. |_ nn nmnet.Kntm orniam fnp el In on v drtpe-Nnt« find cream for I «»ed obzolutely noth. p orated In tbe progress result f* that upon the English rail- . „„„ roads may be seen engines still In hard j but this for about three months. 1 use which we should consider long past , , improved until I got out of bed their term of service, tet no Eng ish a| , d t0 m0TC ab00t . engine ha* attained the unique dlstlnc- „j improving regularly tlon achieved by the locomotive No. aod D0W Jn the p alt tw0 ynn have 058, ’’Cbarlea, Dlckena,” upon the Lon- | >aea working about fifteen hours a don and Northweetero Railway, which . | Q tJl# atoro # nd never felt better baz covered close upon 2,100,000 mOp* jD mf )|f , ,tn haulage of expreea trains since 18S2, , -ij) U ri n g these .two yeare I have nev- —Scientific American. ] H missed a breakfast of Grape-Nuts ’ — w I a nd cream, and often hare It tiro japsneM « Furmere. me ,|, , day, but tbe entire breakfaet ' The Japanese Have surprised the |a alwayi made of Grape-Nuts and, .world a* fighters, but, according to alone. Harold Bolce, they are also tbe most -since commencing tbe use of Grape- remarkable agricultural nation Jn the Nnti j nave never need anything' to world. They have only 10,000 square 8tImn | at * the action of the bowels, a miles of arable land. An automobile thIng i had to do for yeera, but this going fifty miles an hour could skirt food me regular 'and in fine this ties In eleven boon. Yet It sup- ,|,ape, and I am growing stronger and porta an imperial nation; the rising | ieav i er every day. power of the Far Eaet ’Experts ad- .. U j customers, naturally, have been mlt that the eclentlfic skill of Japanese - j u tcreeted and I am compelled to an- agriculturists is unapproacbed. “Pa- ,wer a great many questions about tlent diligence, with knowledge of the urspe-Nuts. chemistry of the ahll and the physiol- -some people would think that a ogy of plants, have yielded results uinpie dish of Grape-Nuts and cream that have astounded the most advanced’ w#IlM not ea rfjr one through to the WBT WEATHER COMFORT “I hare ured JrMr FISH BRAND thicker for fire f.tr. end ecfi truth, full, Ilf that I n.y.f hart had 1 adjfihlng give m. to much oom. fort snq ictlifactlon. .EncIcMd find my order ter another on..” ( KAMI AMO AOOnOM 04* AMTUOATIOm) You can dtfy the hardtit ttorm with Tower's Waterproof Oiled > ’ Clothing and Hats OUR aUARANTfg IS BAOK OF THIS SION OF THf FISH A. J.TOWER 00. KfffltSS Baton, V, A A. 10WIB CABADIAB 00. B® - S limit* TOSSKTO, CAKAOA . '-JflBRW^ EE I Snrapiro ot OVA FILLS for Kidney Id Bladder dlien.ee. Write today. GIN LL CO., Slo Au.tell Bniidlng, Atlanta. On. WORLD’S FAIR ST. LOUIS. Lonlevllle and Nashville Railroad. If you are going to tbn World’s Fair you want tha bom rout*. Th* L. A N. Is the mortest, qulokest tad best line. Thre. trains dally. Through Pullman Sleeping Care and Dining Can. Low Bate Ticket* •old dally. Out rate* from your looal agent and ask for tloketa via L. A H. (Toreros Allowed at MAMMOTH CATE. All kinds of Informstton furnished on tp- pllostton to J. D. HOLLENBECK. Din. lass. Agent, Atlanta, On. "Pin Stammering." "Pen Stammering" la the name giv en by Dr. Berillon, of Parle; to a dif ficulty In writing analogues to stam mering ln speech. Many persons, be says, are Incapable of writing even cne’ of tbe letters of a word aa long as anyone is looking at them. Hyp notic suggestions he thinks, will cure thl« m-rvoers trouble, as well as wrl fere’ cramp. Sdnik Sccint Heart Fr.sk., Rullff Smith’of BrSoklyn was found to have his heart on the right aide. An Infant of Mr. and Mrs. M. Zo- losheti, of Brooklyn, lived 24 hours with the heart and other organa o{ the thorax entirely exposed, thero being no oheet wall formed. John M. Murphy, of Omaha, Neb, was fdilrid. to birB. fl.filldjng heart lhat shitted from side to side. John Morris, of No., 216 Park ave- jme, Hoboken, lived six years with Jild heart exposed through a hole in his aide; , . William Wlttman of Ne'dlf.Mk had a heart that grew so largt that tt finally failed to perform Its functions. William King of New Bedford, Mass., waa found to have two hearts, two seta of ribs and a double breast hone. One heart waa on the left aide and the other on the right side. ‘Martin .Welge of Brooklyn waa bit by .a .trolley car and had hla heart displaced. It Waa suipanded by 'a small strip of tissue and vibrated Ilka a pendulum. W, R, McMurry, of Colorado Springs, Colo., experienced a change of heart. It moving from ths left aide over to the right aids. A tailor of Hartford, Conn, had a marble heart when he died, a crust ot calcium salts having formed about the heart and beocme as hard as stone.—New York World, Moi-ltk of HydrooyAnlo Oak. Until the value of hydrocyanlb acid gAs aa an lnseotlclda Is known In evsry household, the credulous will still buy patent pfeparatlou* St ex* travagant print, only to find that the posts limply liixiiriate in them. This gas la often Successfully Used abroad In hospitals Hof the destruc tion of fleas, files, mosquitoes and bedstead parasites. The toxic effect Of ths gxs tor xuch.purpoxex Is found to be veiy great, and similar satis factory results are reported ln all experiments. Nothing can be easier ln application, and nothng more effec tive has yet been discovered, espe cially as the gas has no effect what ever on delicate fabrics or polished r- i'n!n flni.tvd metal surfaces. Wfc CURE DISEASES OF MEN We guarantee a quick end lasting cure in all eases of SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON. STRICTURE,VARICO CELE, WEAK BACK, PBOaTATIO TROU BLE AND ALL DIS EASES PECULIAR TO MEN, ALSO ALL NERVOUS, JCIDNEY, BLADDER AND REC TAL DISEASES AND RHEUMATISM. imnArtant Dn > Leatherman k Bentley lliiponanl the only apeelallots in Atlanta who treat tbefr oaaee themaelrea. » cannot call and v describe BEST HOMS TREATMENT. Consulta tion Free. Everything confidential. Drs. Leatherman & Bentley, Cor, Marietta and Forsyth St*., ATLANTA, QA. Gannon, Sec’y Detroit Amateur Art Association, tells young women what to do to‘avoid pain and suffering caused by female troubles. *" ^ | •Dbah Mm. PntXHAM}—I can consclontlotialy lecOflHnenrf t/yfflali Flnkliam'a Vegetable Compound to those of my sisters suffering wltR hard work to k&it tff, 1 had shooting pains, and wtw utterly miserable. In my distress I was tfdffred, to use lydfo E. PInUiam’s Vegetable* Compound, and It was a re’d latter day to me when I took tho first doflft. for at that time my restoration Mg|t& fo slKjreeks I was a changed' Mich!, Seoretaxy Amateur Art Aseoclatfco, ^ ihown til till* young lady’s letter that'; of women f and when one consider* that Mi*s uannon s iraer m h&lyopo O* the countless hundreds which we ore continuany publishing Iff tw oiwspapers of this oountrv, the gm* virtue Of Mrs, Knk- lam’s mediolne m'itff wHiml ttod, by all i the shsolute euro of aU Irinde woninn, I want all women wl 869 Jones St, Deti of female Ula no lubatitift* this Important fact in to accept anything that la ciaimea ham’s Vegetable Compound, '”*■ — uany actual cure*. a*fSKSreW--' t ia claimed td W 1 * < IflU bly take its place. Women, ahould bear for no'^r' medicine for'female iUa hea J. made so many actual How Another Sufferer Was Cured.' Dear Mbs. PnraSAif:“ enough, for they have done mi halt For the last eight years s was very weak, could not do tration. Some days I would r night ' My neighbors thought your medicine, I now feel like a my housewOTK, fll*0 had nervous pros- I would remain unoon*eioltt Sot a wholeday and I could never recdVfJf,. bnt,’thanks ter irent womafi. _ dlflei— -I feel"very grateful to you^and barn’s Vogetablo Compound to all It has; How been I had the last spell of nervous prostration. I only • eight pounds at that time j now I weigh one hundred at JB HMc , weighed ninety- and twenty-three;- tho finest remedy made. Remember Mrs. Plnkham’s advice is free ondollsidt-wo“«« are foolish If they do not ask for tt. Sho speaks front the widest experience* and has helped multitudes of women* , $5000 THE LAROESTDRt GOODS UffisT IN THE SOUTH. ladiPi’ TaJJoifd Sails, liks rat, In bln«, bfown ot black Cheviot or ill tan Covert Gloth—plaltad Coats llnvd with satin, plaltfd IVAlklng Skirts. Sizes 84, M, 88, 40, 43. Regular n fill Oj| prlM|to.OO. Special at » > a mJL**-- iAdles* Walras Leather Wrist Bags, ln Mask, brown or tan, plaited leather handles, plain or fanoy lining and fitting—11B0 value Q o for imm Order by Mall at Once, Stock Limited, 'ESTABLISH ED 18G7. 40-43-54-50 Whitehall St., Atlanta* Gl»« Malsby & Co. 4| Soutb F«riytli St,itlait»,G». PIMPLES Portable and Stationary Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills AND ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY Write , us for catalogua, prices ate., before buying. agriculturists lu Western nations.” A gold medal has been awarded to Commander Peary l>y the Sodete de Geo graphic, Paris. In recognition of hi* work to tbe oortb polar re*km*. noonday meat, but It will and In the most vigorous fashion.” ' Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, .Slich. - Look In each pk*. for the famous little book; "The Road »o Wellvllle," To cure, or money refunded by your merohant, so why not try it? Price 59c. -