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t THROUGH GEORGIA. tween Hate office onu a referable THE HELL STARTS.
ORDERS l ROM HI -si S. a
office was brought to his notice, Mr.
Baldwin Works Making Locomotives Uarnca decided that the spirit of the ; _
for Russian Itallroails. constitution was clearly against his 1
The increasing ability of American BITS OF NEWS GATHERED FROM holding both positions, anil so for- T||E HALLOWED RELIC OF LIU-
manufacturers to compete successfully OVER THE STATE, warded his rosigimtioa to the gover¬ SOUTH.
nor. Kit I Y ON I TS WAY
in the markets of the old world has Governor Atkinson immediately is¬
just been demon at luted by the Buld- sued formal notice of the vacancy to
VP.n loculi)'it :y e tvoi ks of I liiladelpliiB, Being a Summary of Interesting llap- the ordinary of Richmond county. Ovation, Will l>e Showered Upon It
whose managers aro rejoicing in a j penlngs From Day to Oay, That officer will at once issue his call All Along the Lius.
large contract for engines for Russian for special election to fill the
railroads. For many years the Bald¬ a
win people have been aide to seil their J Hevcral of hemorrhagic fever vacancy. The special train over the Pennsyl¬
in Central and South America, cases
engines and Japan and other dis¬ have been roportod from Aoree, near Fight Over a Will. vania Railroad hearing tho Liberty
in Australia Albany. A fight is to be made in tho courts Bell and the official escort, pulled out
tant countries, but they have never ... the will of the late A. J. Cheney, "f Broad street station, Philadelphia,
been able to secure a sure foothold in over Iriday morning At-
European countries where the Eng¬ There aro fifty-nine whito and nine who died at East Point and left a largo at 8 o clock for
locomotive lias always negro schools in Paulding county in estate, to be divided among a number ! '" ,tu where it is scheduled to arrive at
lish typo of full operation, of relative and Mercer University. | , two o clock October 8. En route the
been preferred to the American. • • * Judge Lumpkin, at Atlanta, ha* grant- tram will stop at various cities and
'J ills prejudice has lit last apparent¬ .
down. Contracts Tho University of Georgia now has ed an order restraining the executors towna in the south in order that citi-
ly been broki n just 23(1 students enrolled. Tho different oftbe will from paying certain zone may be given an opportunity to
received by the Baldwin works call for sums j Ml. T rai of
each classes of tho college havo been busy over to some of the relatives of Mr. «’« b° < '* 1H up
forty locomotives, twenty for selecting class officers. Cheney, and this is the beginning of ‘ vo •’nllmans, a combination and a
passenger and freight service. least They what may be a long law suit. i (bit car, upon which the boll rests,
will be delivered with the possi¬ Tho gates of the Cotton States and Mr. ( honey left estate worth 1111,1 18 m charge of Thomas Purdy,
ble delay and with the orders already an j tho Pennsylvania rail-
will keep the big Baldwin International exposition will not open about 8150,000, with the proviso that t,,urlljt agent of
on hand es¬ Sundays. The question settled 81,000 should lie given to each of his rot “ 1
the of on was -
tablishment busy for rest the by overwhelming vote at recent nephews and unices, children of his Besides tho committee of twenty-five
year. mi a eouneilmon, tho official includes
of Russian meeting of the directors. brothers and sisters. Tho residue of escort
The names the railways his estate willed to Mercer Uni- Mayor Charles F. Warwick, President
for which the engines are to be built was Judge Bayer, W. J. Latta, general
have been withheld by the firm, butas At an election held in Pike county versity. that ° { th Pennsylvania Railroad,
the government controls practically all to determine whether bonds should bo 'Plie trustees now claim after all George W. » Body, assistant
the railways of that country tho con¬ issued to discharge tho debt incurred the expenses aro paid and tho bequests j general
tract may bo said to have come from by the building of a now court house, are settled there will lie one hundred passenger agent of the Pennsylvania
the government. This order, taken in bonds wero defeated. The new build¬ thousand dollars of tho estate ex "“Broad, Direotor of Public Works
connection with that given to the ing is in of erection and hansted, but the executors refuse to Thomas M. Thompson, and Director
now process of Safety Abraham M. Bieler
Bethlehem Iron company for largo tho taxpayers of the county will be pay the balance to the university us and William H. Lambert,
quantities of armor plate for Russian called upon this fall to pay about 8 r > they Kflv there ore at h ast thirteen Wilmington
warships, shows tlie friendly feeling the thousand extra taxes lor this neiees and nephews who were dead will bo tho first stop,
on as made, whose (Retrain arriving there at 8:25 and
of the czar for American manufactur¬ purpose. when the will was but leaving
The Baldwin locomotive works children should share in the estate. at 8:58 a. m. At Eikton,
ers. Md., where tho citizens havo arranged
recently built several engines for the One of tho most important business for a big reception to tho bell, tho
Trans-Uanonsian railroad, which is deals that Brnnkswick Inis bail in some Mr. Watson’s Dally. train will stop 17 minutes, and then
also controlled by the Hiosian govern- time occurred a day or two ago. Jus. Hon. Tom Watson’s paper, The Daily speed on to Baltimore, arriving in the
went. 'J he forty more engines to lie H. Wright, a prominent and wealthy Press, is not likely to appear in Atlan¬ monumental city at 10:44 Hero
constructed will be of the heaviest ) business man, bought the entire tiro ta. Home tim .0 ago Mr. Watson, as p. m.
and will Vanclain’s iusurauce business of Jordan H. president of Our Publishing Company, a stop of thirty-two minutes will be
type, be com¬ that I made.
pounds. As petroleum is used prin¬ Thomas. The Thomas firm controls honed an order saying The tally Washington will be reached at 12:17
cipally for fuel in southern Russia, about twenty largo companies, aud is Press would begin publication again p. tn., and the train will remain until
the locomotives will bo adapted for tho one of the largest in this section. The about October 1st. It did not appear 2 o’clock. Brief stops will then be
burning of oil instead of coal. consideration is large. on that date, however, and tlie project made at Alexandria, Qaantico, Fred¬
will in all probability be given up. ericksburg, Milford, Doswell and Ash¬
To clean and brighten gilt frames (■Solomon's lodgo of Masons, at Sa¬ Major Charles McGregor, associate ed¬ land.
vinegar water in the proportion of a vannah, the oldest Masonic lodge in itor of The Peoples’ Party Paper, aud At 7:30 Richmond will be reached.
gill of vinegar to a pint of water is the state, has sent a large collection of who would also have been associated Here of the longest the
recommended. It should bo lightly old Masonic relies for exhibition at with Mr. Watson in editing the daily, one stops of
applied with a brush. They include does not think that a daily in Atlanta trip will be made, the train not pull¬
tho exposition. the Bi¬ with one in Augusta also would pay, ing out of the city until 8 o’clock Fat-
Hiram’s I i»! Tlie Haarlua* Ciml Off. ble which was presented to the lodge and he the populists will probably urdny morning.
Maje-lteally Hit- i rmt orriin erey liniiail by General Oglethorpe. Captain says The following stops will then be made
JPaves tlie Uork nii'l .(emus <l»wii (he river Purse, who has charge of the Havau- abandon the idea of publishing a daily in Virginia; Petersburg, Nottway
outwanl bomet. Hu! are yen, my dear sir, nah exhibit, is one of the prominent in the former cily and support the one House, Furraville,
preiiaysil liwMeuV for the 'ea-slekiiess ivlp. a'lim-l will. always Bolomon’s lodgo. in Augusta or establish one in Colum¬ Court Crew, Lynch¬
U> a Ivans V anile Urn in- members of burg, Bedford, Wytheville aud Glade
fallible steins, hi-. llrsleller's .Stomach Hit bus so ns to luivo necess to both Geor¬
ten. If net > »|, ri to sutler \vt limit nhl, gia and Alabama. If is established Springs.
'I’he It to-i-s i* tie -troin'-h triemI of n I \vl„t one At 2:30 October C>th, tho
travel I,- la '-iv trnvelei'-, or l.nid, irtarluers. enderanls, It tourists, LaGrange is to have a new cotton in Columbus Mr. Watson will be edi- special is due p. to m., reach Bristol, Tenn.,
cnnitnen nun mill, carrying 15,000 spindles. Tho itor-in chief with Major McGregor and
idvtv'y , it dies nans n. tdlloUsness, i|, H factory will be known the Thornton where a stop of thirty minutes will be
Jippsla, rheumatic tniuaes and Inactivity of n e iv as Colonel Carey J. os associ¬
ttie kidneys. “Dixie Mills.” A New Hampshire ates. Major McGregor does not believe made. Short stops are scheduled for
It ts tlie -utti leal meer or ridicule that tails gentleman will bo secretary and man¬ Unit tho populists will support more Johnson City, Groeuville and Morris¬
and wounds. ager and the board of directors is com¬ than one daily and a meeting will hj town, Tenn.. the train arriving at
Dr. KHmer'a Swamp- R oot euro, posed of some of the leading citizons held within the next ten days to decide Knoxville at 7 p. m., October Gtb.
ad Kidney and Iliad,lor trouble,. of LaGrange and throe prominent where tho best field for that daily is. At 8 o’clock tho following morning
Pamphlet Laboratory and Consultation N. free. New Eugluml The the special will leave Knoxville, mak¬
Htnabamton, Y. manufacturers.
’['lie of barbetl with principal article manufactured will be GEORGIA’S GATES AJAR. ing brief stops nt London, Athens and
arrows ture.vsm are con¬ shoe linings. Cleveland, Term., reaching Chatla
tempt. Imml«iaii(s From Alt Sections Bon ml 11:30 The bell will be
1>0'- You Will Find It nooga at a. m.
!)«*;« if no Illtliorward. exhibition in Chattanooga until the
Vott Try it. Captain Duncan Wright, of Bruns¬ on
Mrs T. .i. M<h!ct Lhh Kind words fr> hrv wick, has issued an informal challenge A pleasing theme in Georgia is tho following morning at 7 o’clock. Brief
Ts d» i U\>lH-jD-la Kv>m«'dy. “For many pilot influx of immigrants to Wilcox county. stops will then bo made at Dalton and
yuan' I havo Mini-wl i I.ryu ]>< sviih t dyffpujHiH nkiuy: Tyimr’s and to raco his boat, tho Graoie, The work is one that arrests tho at¬ Rome, Gn., Atlanta being reached at
,ut" ’.(iUmu’ - n against Hie Sophie Amelia K., of Fcr-
liyfdM-l’sU f uood humedy aud Mud l find (lint in it In hfnvlt doiiitj miudina, for 8500 side. The chal¬ tention of men. 2 p. m., October 8tb, where an elabor¬
me lot* 1 am now butter n n Ool. W. L. Glessner, first in employ ate public reception has been planned.
than 1 Iihvu been for year-. It relievers me lit lenge has been formally accepted. The
a few minute o< iurlitfetd ion.” Simon's of Central r*i!roud, then Georgia
If you aro *sufFcrinx with indi^uHtion or dyp- bouts will start at St. sea buoy Rent her the pioneer of this great
jKP'in ot auy oluwut ter whatever, U would b© and ran to Martin’s Industry lightship n, was WARSHIP WRECKED,
to your interiDd to try a bottle of 1 hNremedy. and The is about work. It was he who induoed the ex¬
drutfgfota. I'lico 00 eetUH per hot tie* For t-ale by all return. distiiucu cursion movement. A Spanish
forty miles. Tho rounding point is Cruiser Driven on the Reefs
Nf cliic situated between Charleston and Sa¬ Then came Governor W. .T. Northou by a Cyclone.
41 III (i who went into this work with the de¬
mentis t\ mediu m 1 that stromrOums tho slum vannah, on the Month Carolina coast. News has been received from Ha¬
Ai;h, If or to he* troubled bri‘*f, t uiih viwans weak IlljHinx stomach ThIiuIch. ami termination which always tilings suc- vana of the wreck by a cyclone and
you rfc <iiy* food o Hijiuin Tahiti©#. eess. And now Governor Northen is probably total loss of the Spanish
cannot m > our n o November 2d has been sot as tho day war¬
One fjlvcs relief. for the sale of the Savannah and At¬ i he tc ast of the state. ship Christobal Colon, a second-class
FlTS’iopocd free by p«, Kunk’h (JheaT lantic, Tybeo railroad, which will But others have seen what was goiug cruiser of about twelve hundred tons
Nikvk |{i:nt<m<lu. \'o fits niter first clay's use. nr on and are on the alert tor tho further displacement and sixteen hundred
Marvelous tie free. Ur. cuwh. Kline, Treat Ml Arch ise nml Hi., $T(t0 1‘hlla., trial 1’ti, hot- take, place before its depot in Savan¬ development of Georgia’s resources. horse power. The Christobal Colon
nah. According to the decree, the J. J. Hanesley has made consider¬ formed part of tho fleet of Spauish
Mrs. Wirndow’s Soothing Syrup for children bidder must deposit 819,00(1, either in able progress in the matter of immi¬ warships detailed to watch the coast
tcet liiiik\ hoftens t he l.uiua, reduce* t attain illa¬ cash or tho first mortgage bonds of the
tion, allays pain, cum; wind colic. "V. a bolt la and $5,000 of the purchase gration development. Tho gateway to of Cuba in order to prevent the land¬
Non i» I lie Time id Cure Your Corn* company, the upbuilding of Georgia lias been ing of filibustering expeditions from
with lllU'-en evils, it takes them out perfect¬ price must at all events be paid in opened and Mr. Hanesley thinks the the United States and elsewhere.
ly nnd give- comfort. Ask your druggist. 15<*. cash for the purpose of paying the gates are ajar to ho closed no more. Tho cruiser carried four twelve
court expenses mid those of the sale. een-
Nerves The rotui will be sold by Messrs, Johu He bases his hopes on the many letters temetre Honotoria guns; two seven
Screven aud J. N. Talley, who havo he has roccivi d from abroad, making ccntemetro guns and two rapid fire
been made special commissioners for inquiry about Georgia and her re¬ gnus. Her crew is estimated to have
and that purpose. sources. about two hundred officers and men,
These letters of inquiry led Mr. but tho exact figures are not known at
Blood Bryant Churehwell ami giv¬ Hanesley to go to work systematically, present, as she had on board men in¬
a woman and he he bus now local eo-workers in tended for the smaller patrol vessels of
ing her name as Mattie Jones wero mar¬ some eighty counties of the state. He tho Spanish fleet and may have de¬
Insi oouacctod. ried at Cochran n few days ago. Later bus secured tlie co-operation of north¬ tailed men ashore.
Are oariUdy Th« former it was stated that the bride v,-as the ern, northwestern aud western land Tho station of the Cristobal Colon
depend nimply, solely, solidly upon tho widely known Hobby Nobles, who him agents, colonizers and co-workers, who the waters about Cape Antonio,
latter, if it is pure they aro prepmly assumed tho of Mattie Jones. A immi¬ was
tod and there i,s no “ttOrvoiiNUefl*. name are aiding him in the eauso of off tho western extremity of the island
is impure they aro fed on refune and tho brother-in-law vouches for this. The gration. Mr. Hanesley’s idea is to fur¬ of Cuba, her commander having par¬
horrors Peed ttu* of nervous prostration blood. result. Make bride was heavily veiled. Nobles The couple nish homes for homo seekers. He is ticular instructions to watch the gulf
nerves on pure left nt onoe. Bobby is the not hunting speculators who open up of Correutes aud Gaudiana, south and
puro blood aud keep it pure by taking daughter of the in jail at Ma- orchards and farniN and remain
woman vast north of Cape Antonio. The disaster
Hood’s eou dering eused under of her assisting sentence husband. in of tho death Bobby murder, for was mur¬ but ao- ' iway, iorth. lei's. Already preferring But he is there striving palatmi has been to residences bring put into Ret- occurred gulf of Mantua, of Gaudiana, off ;u Colorado the south province l’oint, of the of in Pinar town the
Sarsaparilla slut wasaoquitted and went to Alabama. his hands over a million acres of land del Bio, near which territory Havana
She returned a few days ngo and vis¬ on which ho aud his coadjutors have is situated.
The One ited her mother in jail at Mncon. options and for which he ih sires home Crew of a Storm Swept Barge Lost.
True Blood Purifier. seekers. Come south, bo not only
Hood’s lMa!\M«uI ir 5 but of The barge Elmo, which broke loose
Pills p loafli A special populists from of Topeka Kansas hrtveslnrtefl says: The imong A few us days sine us. ) a party of northern from Lake her Superior, tow during has the been recent picked storm
tig soldiers who had been imprisoned nt on up
an agitation for an early national eon- Vudersouvillo, and who the and tnkon to Grand Island, Mich.
vention, and will ttrgo Atlanta as th< were at Sho will total Iobb. About
I n turnpike . ,, road to Febuary Chickiinmuga celebration, visited the prove a
* ' place and 21 st as the time, 80 ild Andersouville prison grounds, A 200,000 feet of her cargo of 620,000
nennle’c people S Hearts heartc 1 I find, llmt tJl ° nomination can be made Feb- of them well “recon- feet of lumber remained on the broken
, lmry 2W Washington’s birthday. ew were so barge. The crew of six men and a
, -trueted” that, they opeuly declared
Lies through their £* Chairman nRtor Breiaenthal ' T, and ' rr - V others Simpson, will or pensioning Confederate soldiers and woman and undoubtedly child have lost. not been found
the Federal government. These are
mouths or I mistake urge this date and place on the na¬ vy tho who want to come south.
tional committeemen iu the several ire meu . A NEW WAR SHIP.
mankind. states. This is done to force tho free They have buried the hatchet, and it
silver fight early, as they say both old * such ns these Mr. Hanesley and his The Cruiser Hrooklyu Launched at
But the surest way tq parties are advocating a short cam¬ co-laborers are addressing themselves. Cramp’* Ship Yards.
get there is I say. paign in order to sidetrack the t'uuiu- And the prospect is bright. The United States armored cruiBer
cial issue. Georgia is the home of the peach, Brooklyn was launched in the waters
Feed them # ♦ ♦ <he melon, the grape; here the cereals of tho Delaware nt Cramp’s ship yard
For the purpose of reorganization ill flourish, here the grasses grow, aud at Philadelphia Wednesday.
the bondholders of the Augusta Bail- the cotton blooms, here all the agri- Miss Ida May Schieren, daughter of
Company have filed friendly wilt nral aud horticultural products the mayor of the city from which the
wav a pe¬ ihouud; here the sweat of the brow- Giip bottle of
tition to place tho property in the takes her mime, broke a
bauds of receiver. There are no urns into gold. American champagne on the cruiser’s
a The great exposition will aid the bow “Brooklyn.”
| creditors of the company except the and christened her
j bondholders, aud no change will be immigrhtion work. Let the visitors After the ceremonies luncheon was
Buckwheat | made in the management. Colonel IX see all Georgia. The gates are open served in the mould loft and a number
| B. Dyer was appointed receiver, everywhere. The hand of greeting is of felicitous speeches were made,
j Judge Speer passed the order some cordially extended from every section among the speakers beingMayor Schi¬
Every d&y. days It is understood that Colo- of tlie state. eren, of Brooklyn; Assistant Secretary
J noi ago. Great is Atlanta, great is Georgia, McAdoo, Mayor Warwick and the
" Dyer had paid up every account and blesse 1 are tho men who are de¬ Messrs. Cramp.
— outstanding before the order was pass¬ voting themselves to the development The regarded by naval
ed. The bill was filed by Thomas G. mj upbuilding of the state, who Brooklyn is
World's Pair ! HKIHt&T AW ARD. Hilhouse of Now York, the attorney are experts as a marvel in the nrt of marine
IMPERIAL of the Metropolitan Trust Company, bringing not laud pirates but genuine architecture. She is classed as a steel-
trustee for tho bondholders. home dwellers, whose future boast urmored cruiser, having four eight-
will be like that of Dr. Dnneau of inch barbette turneta. Her cost ex¬
5 1 Resigns. Chvtauqun fame, “Georgia is my clusive of armament ia $2,680,000.
t Representative liimies adopted home.”—Atlanta Journal.
f Try it when the digestion | ! Richmond county. A special GOLD COMING BACK. Resting MAHOXE’S Easily CONDITION But Physicians HOPELESS Say
He C 1A WEAE TTL/iIV tlllU on/I nil Itlf rUUUS TtnnTl 4 election from to fill tlie will be held of Mil'Ion Shipped the Illni.
i vacancy Quarter u on There Is No Cliance for
; t nnurich Trv if as soon as it is possible under the law. Spree ami Fucrst HDni.irek. A Washington special Gene¬
CtVmC oVVUlj IU A Hull I iMla 11J 11 : Mr. Barnes resigns because be has steamship which sailed says:
? 1 The Spree, ral Mahone rested easily Tuesday af¬
When epprne imiMieeihlc fn accepted a position in the pension de¬ from Br, meu for Now York on Octo ternoon and evening and at midnight
ll cvklllj JlllJHJMUqL IU 15 J ! |,arliin nt of the federal government. her I, carried $100,000 gold and the was better than at any time since his
Iruun lUv'll Cfinn 0i! efnm-iuh MUilUlCu I He has Invn holding the position for -ter.mship Fucrst Bismarck from Ham collapse. He is, however, in a preca¬
the j s-veral months, ami is stationed at •urg on October 3 carried 8150,0,0 rious condition, and his physicians
Sold I t/y DRI s r\ fik’VWHERi- 1 Si Knoxville, Tenn. 1 Both amounts are cxiried f >rZimni“r- gave no hope of any possibility beyond
'- hn Y-Sk’-V N,, ' v ' • x? When the matter of the conflict be- Forshay, of New York.
- njuuA a short prolongation of his life.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov’t Report
«
ABSOLUTELY pure
FOR SI’I'KRS MTIOUS WOMEN.
These may be interesting to super¬
stitious women:
Monday’s child is fair of face.
Wednesday’s Tuesday’s enild child is full l>orn of grace.
is for woe.
Thursday’s child has far to go.
Friday’s child is loving and giving.
Saturday’s child must woik for a
living.
But the child that is born on tho
Sabbath day,
Is bonny and happy and wealthy
aud gay.
Of the month in which one is born
it is said:
If a girl is horn in January, she
will bo a prudent housewife, given to
melancholy, but of good temper.
If in February, a humane and affec¬
tionate wife and a tender mother.
If in March, generous and impul¬
sive, but apt to be headstrong.
If in April, inconsistent, not very
intelligent, but likely to be good-look¬
ing.
If in May, handsome, amiable and
likely to be happy.
If in June, impetuous, will marry
early and be frivolous.
If in July, passably handsome, but
with a sulky temper.
If in August, amiable and practical,
and likely to marry rich.
If in September, discreet, affable
aud much liked.
If in November, liberal, kind and
of a mild disposition.
If in December, well-proportioned,
fond of novelty and extravagant.
The Carnegie Steel Plant.
The groat Carnegie steel works nt
Homestead, l’a., cover 300 acres of
ground, represent a developed ma¬
chinery force of 80,000 horse power,
pay men five times the wages paid in
Germany, turn out in a day more
freight than is carried on the entire
Boston and Albany system, and pro¬
duce, with 4,003 men, six times the
output of the Ivrupp works in Ger¬
many, which employ 12,000 men. All
the fuel used is natural gas, but for
minor operations a central station op¬
erates in various departments 390
electric motors.
M.ney In the West.
Returned Wanderer (gloomily.) “All
this talk about money in th« west is
nonsense. I lost every cent I had.”
Htranger: “That’sbe causoyou didn’t
manage right. I wcut west with only
a few hundred in my pocket, and made
a fortune in three months.”
Returned Wanderer: “My stars!
How did you do it?”
Stranger: “I bought a drug store
for $500. Three months after that the
state went prohibition, and I sold out
for 8100,000.—New York Weekly.
A Happy Woman.
At last I am a well anil happy woman II 1 -'sin.;
thanks lo MeElree’s Wine ot Carclui. I have
suffered for four years from womb trouble
of tlie most horrible kind. Twelve years
»«o I went to the San Antonio Hospital, where
they performed an operation, but it left mo in
n worse state Ilian ever. 1 went to Dr. Kings¬
ley and Dr. D. Y. Young, but they gave mo
little relief. After spending $125.001 was not.
able to leave my bed, and most of the time
suffore l pains to equal a thousand deaths. On
the tenth of last October my friend Mrs. Ste¬
vens, advised me to try MeElree’s Wine of
Cardni. The first bottle did me good, and 1
got more, and to-day I am a new woman ; am
able to do all my cooking and house-work. 1
am running a boar.ling-liouse and doing all
the work myself. I still use the Wine, and
always keep it in the house—it saved my life.
Mus. M. J. Meysrs.
Appleby, Texas.
linn’s This:
AW offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
anyoaaeof Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall’s Catar h Cure.
We, F. J. (.-henry i S: Co., Toledo, O.
the underpinned, have known F. J. Che¬
ney for the last 15 years, and believe him per¬
fectly honorable in all business transact ons
and financially able to carry out any obliga¬
tion made by their firm.
West & Tku.ax, Wholesale Drugg’st*, Toledo,
Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan A' Ohio. Marvin, Wholesale
Hull's Druggists, Catarrh Toledo, Cure is taken internally,
iin lt diieetlv upon tlie blood end mucous
-nr acp« of thesy-iem. Tost imonials sent free.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Hold by all Druggists.
Ei cry Mother > lion Id Always Have
aboirleof Parker’s weaknesst'Colds Ginger Tonic. Nothing so
gro.1 for pain, and sleeplessness
'We think Piso’s (’ure for Consumption Pinck- is
Ha* only medicine for Ills., Coughs. .1 exnie
AHi), Springfield, Oct. 1, H94.
-
—and no wonder. Think of the con-
T dition of those poor women who have
L to wash clothes and clean house in
the old-fashioned way. They’re
red tired, vexed, discouraged, out
cs of sorts, with aching backs
fe v \ and aching hearts.
' \ They must be out of
/ their wits. Why don’t
M / they use Pearline ? That
% is what every woman who
values her health and strength
is coming to. day, And Pearline's they’re coming
to it now, faster than ever. Every fame
grows and its patrons increase in number. Hundreds of
millions of packages have been used by bright women who
want to make washing easy. 4* 1
I FNOWf
USE'S ■7' as *
Fertilizers for Fall Crops
should contain a high percentage of Potash to
insure the largest yield and a permanent enrichment
of the soil.
Write for our “Farmers' Guide," a 145 -page illustrated book. It
Is brim full of useful information for fanners, lt will be sent free, and
will make and save you money. Address.
GERMAN KALI WORKS, 93 Nuun Street, New York.
The Last Cuban Rebellion.
In 18(18 the Cubans made an effort
to secure their independence, and their
struggle lasted about ten years. They
were not defeated, but wero induced to
yield by promises of reform, which the
Spanish government has never carried
out, and this fact is the leading cause
or (he present formidable revolution.
In the last rebellion Ceapedes started
with a force of 147 men, and in two
days he ‘vas at the head of an army of
4,000. In a mouth ho had 12,000 men
and had captured several important
towns, seut
In the first three years ‘the Spain and
100,000 srldiers to island
eighty-two armed vessels, and vet the
insurgents wero able to hold their own,
At the end of three years the Spaniards
had lost 68,000 men against 13,000 on
the Cuban side in battle, but it should
bo stated that 43,000 Cubans were ar¬
rested, many of whom died in prison.
Tho Spaniards murdered thousands
without regard to age or sex. American
Mexico and the South re¬
publics recognized the Cubans as bel¬
ligerents, and in this country a Cuban
league Was organized with tho gover¬
nors of all the states except one as vice
presidents. Among the atrocities
committed by the Spaniards was the
murder of twelve students who wero
charged with desecrating the grave of
a Spanish writer. The Spaniards also
captured the Virginius, which sailed
under United States colors to aid tho
insurgents, and fifty-three of the crew
and passengers were shot at Santiago,
including the commander, Captain
Fry. Otlurs would have been shot but
for the threat of the captain of a Brit¬
ish gunboat to bombard the city.
The present rebellion appears to be
even more promising than the one in
1868, and it is doubtful whether Spain
can send a force strong enough to
suppress it.
Coffee.
An expert tester gives tho following
directions for detecting adulterated
coffee. Bub a handful of coffee be¬
tween the fingers. If it hardens or
cakes, it is adulterated, probably with
chicory. Another test is to place a
sample of the coffee on the top of a
wineglasefal of water. If part of it
floats and part of it sinks, it is un¬
doubtedly adulterated. Euro coft’ee
contain) an oily enveloping substance
that keeps out the water, or at leas t
does not quickly absorb it.
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