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r- : ;r 4p VOL. II. r> v > v, -:n i‘ T 1 ' v : " '> * :* 1 ; DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF RABUN P.-v.tV ■■■-■•■ AND NORTH r T ' ' ’ • ? , f ■ > t EAST GEORGIA^ GLAYTON, RABUN CO., GA., THURSDAY. ’AUGUST 3. 1899. NO. 28. - WAX FIGURE FOR A CORPSE- Fromrtb* Atlanta Journal. •" -<• •' During "February last, Thomas Chase, a former, age aboift 4§jye:irs and retd ding at I Milligan, Tenh.^ rtvas reported ks having’ Wed with £rip after'im illness ol"afew’days : On' the following 1 daV n simple fun* eral’occurcd, arid 'whiit was sup'; posed to be the body of the ‘ farmer yvasintcriediitv the country church yard # N MiiJligan. , fJ . • • A fnWdaYs latcipit was aunbuuc- fed in the local paperSttHiat'Chasd’H life vlas irtshred for $80,000.''''' 'In rouhd numbers -this wawemoot,’ Mid'plater the se vc f a l 1 '' i n $n i*a«cc companies eon > which" Ibis'’ prttfctas were 1 ’WritPBri'tlcpdHifid’the money Jkv' tbw batiks ’' of' KiioxvilM I'.iiid yohn#oh>Ci‘t'y,i Tetinrvittvbe paid to t ho jwidog .yf, t.l\e. ,ifisurfld,. 0':o <*t Mrs. Chasereceived aboiti $8,000 (>t thC'instiraricej'biit tlie’baniksbave just'been euj<yne«l, through Gliiiw* * fellor 1 tSmithpof Johnson Citjyv from paying over the rest of the fuprts<,.,j r ,|! lor IIII illj.mc- < : in theifapplication foriinHujunoJ ttow the wttorrleye for thc insuraWct! tomphnies allege that fraud Iwd bereni perpretuted loibbttaiinhhe in* hum pec tnonejh* that.<a»liw insured bud ivpbaMy.beeri model ho Vk* * tint oftVhvpnonsm bit -the part of some persoHWipoisotis iiOcolliuvron iwitli’tbo wife oOChlMt);pthat a wttx j figure iikus inferred tr»id proiiuuncoel ttisbc the body of Chase!' tbjir-'fhtJ ftiMiruncc had bceii'r/btainctl In’t he first place by misroprosewtiirionv and lb it (rliatd iiacl"li(*»ii.se#h .itllvo in Isino^v5fk‘, ! t.wo montbs after his reported death- f . ■ • '' fit reported at'tlie timo Cbnke sfns stiipposcrt ‘tt> haver diledlthnt lie showed signs of boiing under hyp* m fiotic'influence, and that wfeeh he was being 1 prepared foenborittl !<lm ■rose ahdnt hint, but expired a few ^mityute*,Inter. i v .. 1 Thc'statcnfent made by n“ party Who know Chose hot bat wits an adv ispe'ate of hypnotism,'aird-tlrat 'hie hf«d witli him previous to his death,hypnotist of sbwie ability; The suggestion made by ‘this gen tleman is that Ghus# ’inlight hrtVc been "hypnotized >tmd "those who taw him while in thht state might huve believed him dead.i .im.iv JudgeiH.'Hl'ingersoty'xtedrnfiy for the'insuratmfe'company’this of ternootl rebelled atelegrnphic call I to** 1 to-dStiiH^-n'county, where " Chase is salt! to have been buriwd. Ha declined'tb gifnout any ihfornt- StltnvastO’whatl hb ‘tfXpcc Ud"tO'do * When he reothbd'thew: "H'Owevdrf he llptbnatcd thht 1 somei positive deu ielopments will" bo apparent lrt« it few days as so<m> as-pending inves- tigationslam completedp -It is pre sumed Ingersol’s wgents K onr at Cloverbottosn , Teniilj Where - theI grave isf eghuming tbai body, mej was planned. • The insttWhco peol j pie seem to>*< hdve positive proof; that Ohaseis aliVo. As one of the! Attorney*mid; 'fcWejfcopgh to fp,: , turn'to the'^ood wdttan iter Hus- j band r over.whose coffiiphshe‘atied i not adMf> W,ba^.tt;ggp%urtedL” ,j.j| I Chase ta«u(4 siwll-’tb-do'and leaijpi ViV ^ t^ MHclM4lMS| oauB«e the puUk^«t regard the report at most remarKsble. INGESOLL Ingersoll is dead has been cremated. DllAD. arid Ins body Now it woiild 'What is Man? " : , " Man born 'of’Wofnan is small cab bage Sind fe*w >iti a hill. In infancy 1 j he is full'of"colic, parugoric" atidj be better for humanity.if his influ- catnip tea; and in old agii h« is full j e "ce could fed dfhmated, and' every bf’eass words andvlimimatism'. In j word ll< ? h »s written derogatory to his 'youth his maferhal ancestor ta* j tb e sweet influence 'of religion ketb him'across her knee atid ex- j ought to have gone Up in flame tends to him all the' sympathy' in with his body. .Some ot the '•min- hey nature’witli thb'hecl end of her slipper, and whom lie is a mail ho dbdgi&li the tax' collector and fho sheriff' ithc 1 rest < of ibis • life. He uprendeth likd Aicatnphor tree, and getteth ’a pblitical' job arid ‘"his friends cling tb him likc.lsitnd'btirh to'our ‘fega; He sWelloth with Van itYyahd' cutteth ‘frozen water 1 for >tt tlmb butHs melted 1 as" wax' in fire iitthonext eolhvention 'and ennst?* in ihciitsW.batrell Whftre 'bis" name 'is Dennis,- vOut of'dftice his friends forgot' to cling to him Hike> :f vino uroubd a rotten sttdnp ahd’h'o isoon fiofrtb bustedpwhich'makesHum 'lie tloiv-b 1 in tho Ootv phsttire where the led bugfr gct’thtiis hafr and behcath Ids liiiderfllotlii'ng; ■' lie dinth’"out oiW'wf the world, 'and' goeth to ’’ll plate too wimn ’fo wear chit best VerMy the* hisfead of that min is Vdflrso thebegiiining, •nmh thtf-baml p}ay«th -aj.iflJot time in the old town.’’—Kx. - — Jf Pho praairfi'^JH^ 1 hn i prm:b io pleuSte every'lieareffthc oditocwltn chn wrui'eli to phtasdi^vei^ MKuitvry tHe.nibnvh.itiMS'bo'oSj^j^ddds'io pldnsecverymiist'oilic^^u: 1 lawyer ertio <>»!w speak to plcUpcvery IshP* OU>>r«"Uiid tins dr^sesnsiar- wbn'enii dresHtnskti tlv pteusc lyimun urettead'tt'nd wAirtng: wnig» in ho;.v- cn.|-r-Mari|ittu JoiTrTnal. ~- I nr ..i\v ;i Inf. > •.■ oi •< ■ .• .it ' "J lujvtown'boy that inocketh 'nt tire boydrom the cmmtity niiiy’somc (komeHtno in 1 ifcdlaVc tn bbw be* fore'him and hag for a job fof Ids Vtcttials "nnd"ck)thesi' Too many fhvrrt 'blirys- 'sntKeth nftei"fnn and thihtfcidliiiwflMt they'do not know lttith been pl'ftckcd oOtkif the prem'- imls j 1 but the country boy consider 1 ' othlhrmsrtifl':ii'fotd insmany things and iccKPth wfter Wisdom Mid' do- sirnth to'brriwhat 'the"World most needs ittitl’is always proud to hon- shert have exprCSSfed themselves in tliih'follb'wing langlaageif •' REV ALBION W- KNIQHT 1 “Death has removed frttm tho scene of this world’s"debate, one whose highest intellectual pleasure was'found in argument, 'und itt seeking’to : disturb I the . fourldati«!rn tff those i things, wliiohjjfeyi'far' the greatest portlion"''0f mankind deem seftled'fot all thnc. •‘It was a forlorn hope. ' ’’ i ‘'The verdict''Was l^adc'up be* fore Ida peiHuarflvei eloquence was brought to h’ear iiv 1 the unsettling process'. 1 .Heiiould aiot shaKc the foundation. He might?' pene’rlfte into t'hiit'pah'' which "hp.d become wes' entd’ the 1 nceretions of time. "He"mwy hnw swept *Wcy someiflif tho nibbish alid'dliat which men : ih’tlie phasagtf nf'tUb agbs.had broujtht'fn'to cover dp the strength „ - _. „ and<‘beauty bf'fhe ilivinfcly erected » c >ooJtcdchcrofTt'wf'lflssdnjyo; rrnmwtv, , HB'far hU niwd.b,, mav w!, ° " as J Mt c»me out '=m'*fngi went. " " •* * “I huve never found one of my Congregation influenced either by hrs speeches or writings, Utid thoro- fore ’have had no dccartion'to study the man. All I Know of him is throbgh thc'licwspapCrs. ’ ’ 1 “If Ingersoll had any argument against religion his death Will not wbaken his ’ argument. He has left whatever argument lie had in hfs books, 1 which’ I suppose will liyg and which are totally wrong,” Vandiver. 1 Too lfttc for last 'Week.' "' ■ i" We are having good rains and gooH meetings. ' ' . ' 1 ' ‘Mr.’ J.B. McC?rackin,after spend ing' three" ! weekt witli hift sick brother arid niany friefids here, has Returned to S. C. Come again Bell. n • •••,,/•’ iv m • ■* ’"Clifton McCrackin is impi'ow*' ihg. •’ 1 .•!' ’ ‘ '<• ’ I ’Mr. J.' E. hlecklcy lias brokd^ the.record malting ryC in this' p.att Mr, Bleckley mi)de ViVer yO bushel 9 J ill'10 acres 'of lapd which" Mull bring him -$50 or more from th struw'nloric. ' M*r. 'Bleckley-'is'ipse Cohtofriplating fnakibg a sin gill or—a man.—Ex. Lb v. r Borrowed Items-< 1 -v*- Woman lovc^'nian and"the dcav foHbW l cud , t help it? she bosses him anchthe,old torii duosp’t know it.a< ‘ AH ecIro is tho .only thing thht curt ftlm flnm a woman out of the laSEword.. c h- -• 'v.t d Ere 'originated 'the serpthtirw duneb iwheb site-wait zed out of the garden of Edcmi.li.. >. .• •. •> m.,n ''-The hardest thing'tor n-ivormin tb 'decide ia when to commence her thirtiethear.’- n!v.;n Afteh all'this talk about womtiuv she is but in afterthought. Year remember Eve was'only « side issue ' Eveia the only Woman on record j who ndver turned" »ro<md to see. „ what tbeother woiman'had ortj t " • One can> never judge the length *#• a woman’* tongue by the size of her moots 1 Womcn'are like akts< both •wre graceful’, both are domestic, and can scratch. - sfrttetlrt*.' ' SB'fdr lit* t#r<i'0u may IptMfceeidtt diviftolv 1 (trftfrrtsd ’600,' ftmhUt s<d.f'ir. the work lie has done wiUigooit; ••••t.i^h t i ‘MiM'"tyiivfttbc feacWerl" bcypiid Mif 1 * - and sotight to' -undermine - tin* herysi mtctwrt'ttrelf, hefonnd' tihat hb hail'fttiderWtKem to ttlove sotni- fhtwg■••{bat !l wtfs inimttttfble. M It sCeinted to'bd‘bis chief 1 delight’ to brttggle on againct the impossi ble? • u i" '."mi i i •• ■Wome he-did" 'IrvdeCcl" persuade, thaflie.wntii'equiil td tlie tusk;'but when tlio glittnoiiti'of Ids efoqitKifce was 1 passed, few there were who're- tnairted steadfast in their adherence to t'Fiei'r hcn>; ,,M '-d "" y' “Such migiity arid perverted iri- telletfts as Irigcrsoll art' given by (he Almighty to»the woyld itr order to'sbowto"thh ,, world tltat Itl 'cnn “pr(rrilil"not , Ying ugaitis't' Hire,”’ These tiling# must need# be btlt the end Is hot ? yot.“ l 1 | ' “Ot‘lA;riJngerM»lIs will rise in the order of thingsj and’ will seVVctheif purpose, but'the faith of men will oiily bethe more atlrengtlicned with tb^ pnSSiw'g bf each'bf them, when It is foiVnd that the CliristiaivreWg- ion still goes on doing its mighty men.I*,.; 21 J HENRY MCDONALD 1 lid Hot know Ingersoll Knd it wottld’be uhjtrst tohinvrfr to myself togiVc'flny tfsfcimafe'df"him. ’ I nevevnict hifti, never heard him lbit^jrns and' jreVer even saw him. I tuiVo'read'some of his writings arid 1 have read somb’hBavier works /‘fc "lihVe "tfsed '(Jliambe "Cough Rbhiedy m lajy- faiwl Vcars find' always Suits,siiys Mr V V. It. (ji^Ter of ElH lb. Cal, ‘For smalj|gj^ildrcn cspocihlly effective.” jjirsalt' by J. L. Hamby. ( >n still g #<’ % RkV HEI “Irflid sciiool rhe champion base sir , i-iuly “Wliatl Willy Green,you here fishing On Sunday?. I shall tell your fa ther just as soon sts T see him! ” (i Willy (iVeen: “Well, you won^ have, to wait long.’" Here lie ’coined now. Tie has been back in the woods diggin' bait!” The young‘matt’of today must nlvnkc to ■ the knoivlcdgo that through Ins’own exertions, more flfait' : anything else, his success in life is obtnihed. 'Make a venture, fio : matfbr how small; - ’stick to 'ft faithfully arid determine trt suc ceed; friend’s will gather nrouhd you, and step by step you will ad vance omVfl'rd nnd aiid “upward to the great'pbine of "business pros perity and financial' etabding, ivhere lioriesty,' integrity and faith fulness are rewarded by a wifil- gariied competency.—Western Re publican. . , . If $011 want to drtVe your liiislness And have any love for same, ^ererspare tho fnk and paper, Let the people see your name. Energy IS the life of business, Industly will always pay ( Revor rest! but always labor— Advertise from day today. ' ■ —Exchange. on t||e same'line. His' forte seems tb hsfre Consisted id' putting some Our baby has boen continually inns toChristianity in a Very troubled 'With colic cholera ibfant- mt waV. ;• !'knew abogt' hid j ithn since hishirth, and all that wo eneralv 'popillar 1 ' wny, bttt l ; could drt for him did not seem to >t know his character and It is ’ gjjve more than tenHwra-ry rcl.cf. IneSs to tnykelf ‘hot to speak | until ttt tried Chamberlain's Colic , his life. "I will 1 say thisy I • Cllolerar and Diarrhoea ' Remedy, lie had a right to bis opinions, ! Since giving that remedy be lias ~ ( wrong they nwy have nqt bjten troubled, ■ We want to "Uitl sdll'si trsitin MONEY to patent good ideas m »y ** •eoawd by-rnsr aid.- Tbe^ipg .df WpiVflBwotjwlIy* Patent Record, Baltimore, Md. j unprepared to say where .i any of logfef- nordo I^- ^ 1i yon thit testimonial as un cvi- of our gratitude not thut ybu need to advertise your uiento- any- fSoue remedy^—G- M. -Law Keo- -am kuk, Iowa, For saie by J,L.Han»- soui, hy*J Sympathy. *■ * '••'inr Everybody needs at times Uldt feelliW or love from the heart that would ca'iise us to forget sorrow or mlsfortline.' Sad ness is often dispelled fiy' loving' syri^ pathy and the cheerful wonls of a true friend. ' ' ' 1 ’ ’ "* The.llttle toddling child, as Welt as the aged man', needs a kind and sympathetic word hi se;isoii. It cheers them upwithf nnd onward to renewed zeal &bd gmtff efforts to servo their fitiowman,'aiid Yd brighten, their own lives with noble deeds. ' 1 ' J * ' t Even dumb beasts appreciatekyriiipal thy and ft irid words, especially' wh'ert they are in pain or distress. "'Tlidjl Sity animals never forget kindness, shown them as,long a# they live. * ) 1 In oldeii timea, An'diochus found' ii lion in the forcstmi great paid. He preached the moinfng beast, jn|i on'exl iinifnlng him discovered a large thprd lii one of his paws. He carofally pulletJ out the thorn, a'n J tho lion crouthed 1 lit lifsfeet, fondledauid Caressed the man to show ills appreciation.^ 1 f fjii after years, when Androchuri wad £l»rpwn Into the amphitheater'to be (lC* ied by a rearing lion,’it proved!tobfl siinie beast from whose foot' he' tioa racted the thorn. ' 1’iie lion ln’houhd upon''him, recognized his fsruW r nefactor, jmd insterut ofteprtug'Jffi* rochiis to peices as lle’ hiul othif iteij e licked his face and rubbed his head fcibpstjiis 'shoulder.' ’ . ! an audience Went wW dMf itofii^i^fqnt - and ' applaiae, Vthd ’AMt '6$Hus and tl^e lion were gttwi ^ketr ded, : Let ils'show nfdr^'%f W i’dyfafds each other.—Clarkeav ill* Ad vertiser. i Ornament Home. (Ohio Fartalfer.) I” fio " When 'pluming for 'ttttHtV, Idtf riot"forgot; fo plant Something"fml orntuiieiit ott tlic gfouhtte 'drobb'd yotir house—an' oviiamCMtStl - "Vintf fbrtlio pordh, or an 'oVedgfiittii (if flowering shriib tm 'the' laWrt,ft would be hard Ibr me to place rftbrf cy value on' the rambler "rWis"! have growing by my vCratltli) '-tiv the cvelgrcciis I haVeori the - Iftwnv Every year I shall trv to ptaHt norrth thing to'make my home pioro'bcairt tifiil. A clematis; a wietb,' fbf, ta ll'ineysnckle, a climbing 1 TOkb (tJT run over a trellis on the house,'"if even ail arbor, or t.0 cover mrsiglrtly places, or it, may be b shrub or ev ergreen for the fawn.' " '' "••"•* ' W’c people who life in thccoUtti try have a right to ttlakw' tlm mobd of our oppnrttiuities. and' tt»’ get 'all the onjcyrricnt that’wilt came tcM» by making our home More attfa'C* tlvei The anore Ijcautifid is flbd Home, Hie more we will lbve it. 'attfl there is un adstnic and moral' 'cbitrtt liCnsutioti.' 1 It’is only by work'that' wd shall bo able to do this', btit ltd small part of the ^pleasure will come from tho doing' of- the worts and the feeling that it is our own Work,