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About The Enterprise. (Carnesville, GA.) 1890-1??? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1890)
The Wneclbar.cw is Ancient. At present the wheelbarrow is known to bo at least 6).) years old, and not two centuries, ns was at one time supposed* iflinm Tho next step is to sh »w that \\ tho Conqu< n r cirried wheelbarrows with h m when he moved his quarters across th channel from Normandy to England in the eleventh century. Wmk Urn nml Weak Women. Men ami women Both sutler from woakneM and loss of strength. Men Women, have however, tho*e suJTer henr- more then men. don't Int* down p rims the bum* of n weak woman's existence. both TVoth, however, their havn loss of thetr appetite, d zzy spells, bemoan feeling of weariness thoir lack of energy, that an t constant infinite. Both hardly becomw languid insipid, and life t*> either seems worth living. Their kidneys are weak and seem wasting away. Their livers are inact ive, their stomachsd.Mirdmvd, their Lowe's irregular. Oh 1 foolish, foolish men and women! why will you not seek the way to health and strength. Others as miserable mh yourselves are now in the full enjoyment of prejudices happy, joyous life, sim¬ ply because they put aside and be¬ gin a use of that excellent alterat ive known as I)r. John Bull's Sarsaparilla. they Ask think your neighbors who have used it what about it. Ask your druggist for a bottle, and don’t take any other. The high price of ice provokes ice so nearly many jokes that you will lind an wag-on every paper. Htatk or Ohio, i jty op iolbdo, » Litas Countv, ) 4 Frank ( iiknly maicesoath that he Is the rcnioi partner oi tuo linn of F. J. chenky <\s C o, doing business n ill* city of iolcrio. County and Mato aforesaid, and that s-aicl firm will pay he wim oi Oue Hu dred Dollars for each and every cos** of Cat a huh that can¬ not be cured by tlieuse of il a u/s Catarrh Cube. Frank J. cmcney. Sworn to before me and s .hscribed in 188d. mv pretence, this 0th day of YV. December, A. D., j i A. Gleason, SEAL zs Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken internally Notary Public. and acts meetly on the blood and mucous sur¬ faces of the system. *S nd for testimonials, f.ee. F. J. C iiENEY 75c. & Co., Toledo, O. Fold by Dr prists, An unpopular gait—tlio walking dele-gate. Brown’s Iron Hitters curei Dyspepsia, Ma¬ laria, Bil ousness Digestion, ati I Gonoral Debility. the Hives Strength, aides ite. The nest tones tonic for nerves— Nuxaing crea es appe Mothers, weak women and children. A messenger boy is in training for n man of wait.______ I never was strong and T married a delicate Utile lady. We traveled much in search of health but tve remained invalids until we be¬ gan a use of Dr. Hull’s Sarsaparilla. and feel stronger.— We both nrc now in better health B. A. Mathews , JlarrMmry , Pa. There are at least ten million nerve fibres in the human body. 4 «‘4.5U Paper For #1 73. 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Boston. cT^t PENSION Bill _is ""Kud Passed. Rttiiiers liiiiii'iAi. 3 h ««ss are en rjOH' T 1 UWWr**»..r,«tiM»nSl:c<oi K STAMPS, "lu! 5 I lor Wui SUUili dV Km. A«a, «» ,\il. Oo >lii,n*j|.pu snu .vt ne l. v> e n . if. ilmn. 1 rre’^nbp and folly od mm® E9[ twuiacur Mrdonly Uy tii* Wo have cold Big G u lSiiSTiaiCheEicdiCe many years, and it hu ^H^Ohio. ^19 D.it.DYCHEACO S 1 . 00 . Boli’liyiOTeclsU■ ALPH0NS0 XIII. Tho Daily Life of the Child King of Spain Described. Generous by Nature, and Pos¬ sessed of a Hearty Appetite. The little King of Spain, Alphonse XIII., according to a recent letter from St. Sebastian, grows in beauty ancl intelligence every day. lie 1ms been (juick to put oil' tho habits of an infant and don instead those of matur¬ ing childhood. Alphonso sets a good example to his subjects, elnldi-h and otherwise, by rising at 7 o'clock in the morning, lie at once lakes a bath under the superintendence of bis nurse, to whom he is so devoted that it lias been deemed wise to retain her in the household. At 7.30, his toilet Lei eg made, he goes out for an airing in tho Ayete Park, and it is there, with the fresh breezes of the morning as an appetiz¬ er, that lie takes his breakfast—a simple clip of chocolate and a biroclie. From that time until midday he re¬ mains in Hie park, running about, making mud pies and indulging in other engrossing sports of early child¬ hood, while the warm Spanish sun is tinting iiis pale little face with faint roses and bronze. When the midday angelus sounds from tho church towers of ;St. Sebastian, it is also the signal for I lie midday meal or meat breakfast taken i > lieu of luncheon in many of the UontinenUi! countries. This repast is quite imposing for tho little King, for it is enjoyed in the company of his mother and his two sisters, while all Hie rigors of tho Spanish court etiquette are observed. Breakfast over, all Spain takes a siesta and the little King's head nods with the rest of his sleepy subjects. Ilis nurse takes him in her arms and sings him to sleep with the wild,sweet strains of the gypsy lullabies crooned in the mountain fastnesses of Central Spain. At 4 o’clock King Alphonso is awake again. lt is time for the state promenade. Madam Tucon, the Court governess, and General Cordor- ba, military chief of the King’s house¬ hold, accompany him in this function. The little King has au intense childish admitntion for the brass buttons, the sword and tho splendid uniform of the General, and in order to please him he lias been made u like outfit in which he tnkes great pleasure. tie loves to hold the massive cane which the General always carries, and march soldier fashion, with mimic strides, in front of his suite. The walk is always on some high¬ way, and the populace come in crowds to cheer and greet the baby king. lie receives their salutations with great gravity and never fails to respond. Generous by nature, lie tills his little pockets with small coins, bright and fresh from tho mint, stamped in his likeness. These lie distributes right and loft to tho numerous beggary that crowd tho way, calling, as lie showers on them tho royal bounty, “Tonial” (take!). Somotimes the expedition is taken in a carriage, but every d .y this airing forms a part of tho routine of the King's life. At fi lie returns to the palace, where his mother is in waiting for him. The King lias a most remarkable ap¬ petite, and the regular life with its many hours of outdoor exercise lias increased Ibis faculty. Ho eats all and as much as he wants. One day his governess told hint that he should not eat of a certain dish because it was bad for him. “Then why did you put it beforo me?” was the poser pro¬ pounded by the little kingly gour¬ mand. Ilis tastes run to all sorts of queer food, and among other tilings lie lias a strange fancy for sau¬ sage, which he eats in large quantities. Jtis mind is untutored--lio does not know his letters and all mental educa¬ tion is forbidden. Ilis mother is de¬ termined Miat Ids body alone shall he trained, at least for the present. “He is to be undo a man;” those are tho Queen’s orders. IBs severe illness of last year lias made Queen Christine extremely cautious. Ilis mind must not he fatigued. Fresh air, exercise, baths and (lie utmost freedom are the liases of his regimen, which seems to have brought life back into the feeble frame of the puny King. Alphonso, however, is extremely precocious, and Ids intelligence and comprehension are wonderful in a child of ids years. At 3 precisely ho retires. He em¬ braces Ids mother, ami with a quaint little “Good night, gentlemen,” to the members of Ids suite, lie is Jed away to his royal cr.'b by the Countess de Peralta, tho official nurse. She undress¬ es iiim and listens to Ids infant prattle while he tells her of the many experi¬ ences of the day. Then Ids real nurse, who sleeps always by Ids bedside, takes him in her arms. The palace is silent, and her thin, quavering voice pan be heard singing in queer minor ladeneo a Spanish lullaby. Thus iho King of Spain falls into slumber, and as bis sleep-song ceases, Ilis Majesty’s sentinels pace with heavy steps outside tho walls of the palace, and during the long watches of the night rep eat the hours with a deep- toned “AlertU”—“guards, be careful” —as they meet each other iu * .their rounds..—[Paris Figaro. R counify born—Tho artesian well- QUAINT AN!) CURIOUS. It tins boon estimated that every rainy day in New York city cost* more than $100,000. Jt takes two moil two hours to wind the largo clock in the stccplo of Trini¬ ty Church, New York city. A white kuWjit with long; woolly hair w— recently by J. S. Flcckinger, of Morroilvillo, Penn. Texas derivSil its nickname, “Lone 8tar,” from tlie'J’cxai flag, tvliic i boro one star prior to its admission into the Union. Its present Hate seal carries a lone star. A pearl found in tho l’eealonica River by dames Ellis, of Winslow, Wis., and sold by him for $600, has boon bought by a Now York jeweller for $.i,000. Washington and Monroe were the only Presidents that served during the Revolution. They were together at Trenton, where Monroe as a lieutenant was wounded. ‘•Cigars” maybe bought in Holland for a cent apiece, and t.’ie frugal nalive.s carry a small tin box in which they (le- posit unsmoked fragments, to be fin¬ ished at leisure. Doylestown, Penn.,ducks arc addict¬ ed to dissipation. They eat the tomato refuse from a seed establishment which lias undergone fermentation and get drunk. The nickname “Volunteer” was ac¬ quired by Tonnesseo during tlie .Semi¬ nole war and war of I81g, from tho large number of volunteer soldiers from Hie slate. The stream of lava flowing down tho southeastern side of Vesuvius ad¬ vances slowly and majestically, and is said to ho a splendid spectacle from the observatory at Pompeii. A case of extraordinary longevity is reported by a Monastic newspaper. In a village ncav Elbassan lives a man named Ismail who is said to bo one hundred and forty years old. The war ship that was carried eight miles inland by a tidal wave and end¬ ed her days by being used as a hotel, was the Wateroe. The accident hap¬ pened to her in the harbor of Arica, Peru, in 18C8. Trade marks were known jn ancient Babylon ; China had them as early as 1000 R. C.; they were authorized in England in 1300; Guttenburg, tho in¬ ventor, is said to have had a lawsuit over liis trade mark, A rare and curious animal—a lizard known .to science as Phrynosome plan- iceps—has been received in Paris from South America. It is completely Cov¬ ered with wart-like points, and when frightened it flattens itself out on tho ground, bristling with points. The Baltimore American relates that a couple from Pocahontas, AV. A r a., who went to Cumberland, Md., to get married, were delayed thirty-six hours in having tho ceremony performed, because the groom was not old enough by that number of hours to got a li¬ cense. Tho Penobscot River, the largest in Maine, drains 7400 square miles, a re- gion as largo as the State of Massachu¬ setts. From Old Town to Bangor, a distance of twelve miles, the river falls more than ninety feet, giving several of the finest water powers in the world. A German, of Boston, well known t.t the .Spilth End, recently took a trip to tho fatherland. T.ere he died. AVhile living he turned the scale at 300 pounds. Ilis body was cremated and the remains, weighing six ounces, inclosed in an envelope and sent to his family in Boston bv mail. Hnw Bail is Formed. A correspondent of Nature contrib¬ utes to Unit journal a theory of the formation of hail, which is so short and clear that it will interest many readers, who liavo, at times, opportu- ni y to test its correctness. Limiting our notice to such compound hailstones ns are the most destructive, and are produced during a tornado or a violent thunderstorm, tho following is in few words, i lie theory of the formation: AA hen the winds gym to rapidly round nr. axis, more or less inclined to the earth, the space at and about the axis is raritied. When tho air charged with vapor is drawn into this raritied s, ace, it may be condensed into cloud or rain, but at a greater elevation into snow. Now, supposing the rain formed in the lower region to be drawn up by Hie ascending current into tho snowy region, and so held for a short space, the drops will he frozen, and then, if propelled beyond tho gyrations, it will fall to the ground as a shower of or¬ dinary hail. But if in tho descent they are again drawn in by the inflow¬ ing current they will be again carried up into the cold region, and so acquire another coating of snow, or, if wetted «i the previous descent, the water will fi-tcz.c into a coat of transparent ice. I it t his way the globule may make a number of ascents and descents, and acquire a fresh coating each time. Why He Broke Down. Drum Major (furiously) — “You broke down a dozen times during tho- parade, sir. AVhv was that sir?” Cornet Player (apologetically) “In bnter to keep in time I had to look at .vou, and whenever I did that J '.tfughed/’WGvoU Nows. A Mammoth Play Henze. The extensive structure, Nilssc n Hull, adjoining the big Aca icmy, New York, has been purchased by Messrs. UUmore and Tompk'm, the owners of the Acad¬ emy. They propose to use the site to enlarge the scope of the Academy's stage, with nia >ing it the largest in the world, a depth of 101 feet and a width of 220$ feet, for eorn ng years of “The Old Homestead.’’ The business for the first fortnight of the fourth year has been (qii'il to the prosperity won l»y the play in formi r sc tsons. Yor; have heard about men who look as though they were every inch a soldier. Well, there is one of that kind in Atchi¬ son, and his wife lias to go to the floor if any one knocks in the night .—Atchison (J lobe. Tin-; Atchison, Ifan., factory recently turned out a pair of overalls that were 00 inches around the belt line, and 28 inches up and down. A IMl'UhillU S15IIHO Of health and strength renewed and of case and comfort follows the use of Syrup of Figs, os it acts in harmony with nature to effectu¬ ally cleanse the system when costive or bili¬ ous. For sa'o in fiOj and $1.00 bottles by all leading druggists. 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Y, K7J&WSMr Baboock & Co„ 35 & 1.000 TEI SETS C 1 VEM A WAT. 1.000 I.bfvAry absolutely C^raUcd freed© fniH’diieejOur '<.’>0* piaeo) Tea •jfg Betri given aubacrlbt-ia^iiatii 6k_L- »££N 3a Coun try Home to new richly decorated |J get contains iiO pieces of XX h Mr/> mi) ware. in tasteful leaf ^ and Yiebly floty€ur detovated patterns. in Th« col- °rs, modern aitd artistic. f Our t t>u»T- 1 fiei ehap' sare stands to-day thclcud-t try liome asoneof i Ingnml most popular farm and home.pantn- in America!, Every rhe eiit one *i is, 14^,1 deJUrbted Oe) to be with given It. pos i (I re It of advertising, and remember we send every el «i> ralsar, or for a Hst «>f 14 siiliKerin'TB, » lx»toiy Tea Hot, just w hat every home will appreciate. Wq are bound to dlstanqu.oJl iunip«tit>pn ajju tnaho Our Country Homo known in every quarter of’t>i$ ziypQ- If you waph-ft Ho n^^roi.1 Bo 33/9, N. I. ® * Our Country mo, x U/HEN Sf YOU VISIT ATLANTA, JLE.EI.ltY Won’t Fail to Stop at BUTE’S JEW- STORE, 73 W hitehall Street Largest Stock' mid Lowest Prices in the City. Vtf Society Emblems a Specialty. ^3 Send me $1-50 anti get a Solid Gold Pin of any Order you belong to. 25m At the Head il of Young People’s. t mmrnmMm AEh °t\1 \IVITING ]LARSED-1 pagesA O O7® t tl ■ a\EVER,Y °ABFAUT!FULlY/fv MONTH/ 3 Stories, VyiLLUoTRATE^,-. By Articles, Yj\ 20 cts^ ^Best Poems, etc.- .. Authors. Five Little Peppers Crowd Up. Notable cKmSi Serials: the Rise of a Railroad Boj'. By Kirk JVfonroe. SUBSCRIBE NOW! tat oat am! •emlwllh ifli I ^ t-'.l 0 to II. hotlirop To., sntl rrrplve ( ST- 51 iS SLMBEIt of WIRE AWAKE FREE. BASYLANDt 'j I 01)1 I.ITTIE MEN AND | I THE PANSY, 50 c. a year. WOMEN, $i a year. $ nay tar. Specimen of any one, 5 cents; of the four, 15 cents.' T>. T.oturop Company, Boston. -VASELINE to- FOR A ONE-DOlhAlt BI l.f. wntus by man we the will Unit d^ilv d States, r, free to all charges^ following-.articles, to any persdn In all of the fully packe : One two-ounce bottle of Pure Vaseline, - - 10eta One two'crtU v»Ab(wtle.ef Vaseline Pomade, - 15*“ One jar of Van line Cold a One Ui ke of Vasell e Com horlCe;* Hipslr 10 £ * One Cake of Vaseline i-'oap, unscent^a, . - 10 t One Cak« of Vaseline Soap, exquisitely scented,26 a Oi^ two-ounce bott.e of White Vaseline, - - ^3 i Or • iSTr fa, r postage stamps any single article at the pries name d. On no account be persuaded to accept from your d ruggist any Vaseline or preparation therefrom unless labelled with owtfwivnft, because-you will qer- tainly L'he.’ichrough receive an imitation which has little’or no Value >Ifg. Co., Z l Slate St., N. V, rr roe wiag'Ax- ~ REVOLVES ' purchase one of the cele- t(Qa V >V/ crated SMITH * WESSON 1( 1 3 V inns. The finest small ai in3 AV d/ M. ever mamifactured and-The •• j first choice of all experts. Manufactured in calibres 32,38^nd 44-100. Sin-, gle or double action, Safety Hamm unless and‘« Target models. Constructed entirely of best qunl* tty wi on«rlit stock, steel, carefully umTvaled inspected for work- mansh pand they are for finish, cheap durnblliry inalleable nml nccii caNt-M rnev. on Do not be deceived by onlv a’e often unreliable, sold for but flf« K^MttPtTtra>n^id*iH!rrifftf dangerous. The SMITH no* ail At WESSON Revolvers are stamped Upon tho bar- relfe with firm’s name, address an-1 dates of and are giiavanieptl perfect in i.Vfiryjdetail. In* sist upon having th’e genuine article, and if your dealer cannot supply you an order s nt to address below will receive prompt and careful attention. DescrptivecatalovuA Pliomn. a*H prices furnished oi»rm ap» j^_Mention SMITH & WESSON, thin paper. Spring field, llaaij ®pspSMg c MBINING 5 ARTTCLtS '^2 'ft. 3 0 j\.'y*a0F furniture fi Li oOCVca®™ . ( lO/VAsPL/i n va N WHEEL CHAIRS lf jt MM We retail at theWix^t ^oloBiSKr Ci - pfeS&SS! tch tlexale factory prices,/Kf §11 {7ffi36*CA * CRCf iDilCKG MFC. CO., 145 N. Sth 8t., Pfaiiadtu. P». A XMAS HEALTH GIFT , : (ExerOifefel-Complete $5)’■» Is Best or All. Circular Fkeb. /y & Books: Complete For Physical “An Itjeal Developjpcnt,” Complexion .1 Ills “Health & Strength in yt ® v> .socts. Physical Ills for Culture,” Dumb Bells 40 Ills & Pulleys, cts. Chart, 2^ of JWT'qlil » l 39 cts. f\U JN0. E. DOWD'S Vocal & Physical Culture school, 116 Monroe St. £3 K9^'^ H r® y y|R RbI elsS out paid. U 00 k.u 4 mlW a w’ lira I nrs sent lai ura 1 Atlanta, fta:-Office 104^ WmteffiU a. u ...... STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Cure Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart- burn. Flatulency, Colic, and ,a,ll.UisefeM|A$f; the Diarrhoea, Stomach; Costiveness, Inflammation, Piles, and Diseases of the Bowels; Conge8tion Headache, v l»iliou8neari, Jaundice, Nausea, Giddiness, Nervousness, Wan¬ and dering 1 Pains, Diseases Malaria, from Liver Gorged Complaint, al arising a and Sluggish Liver. They clean the mucous coats, reduce gorged or congested condi- tions, break up stubborn complicatifms, re- store free, healthy actiou to tho organa, and give the system a chance to recover strength. They are " FUntLY ureeT*oi V EulTAdLE, tr 3 CiTRir^TI 1 niui lt V PFI ntLiaoLC., lARI F . ^“ABSOLUTELY For Sale by allDrugghti. Price 25 cts. per box; 3 boxes for 65 eta.; or sent by mail, postage free, Sbh‘, on* Receipt of price, Dr. J. U.Schenck A yn iiadalplrik, P^ 9 Cures Best where Cougli all Medicine. else fails. Recoimnendailby Pleasant and agreeable tho to taste. Children take it withojit objection. By druggists;’ 9 B^llB Jr gyaag B ^ " ^ T?. * - ' --------^ * e SYRUP . ------ -------- '.. Y? ^ v 5 _ * , ^Vill Curq^ ^ ^ t Al f H S .* COLDS And . All-Di^se^Vhe- . n AND LUNGS, . - v . It toythfl'-* . dyes not con anything tain apaijicla injuri* opium the or Befit Cough Med- , ' per bottle. Dr. Sehenck’e Bonk on Conaumptiou and ita Cure, mailed free; Addrcfra M. . DrVlH 'Sc enfcg & Sk Plriia. “53$
