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About The Crawford County herald. (Knoxville, Crawford Co., Ga.) 1890-189? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1891)
^aiBcudiUa.e ,-rv States of the Union have N^olle-esa'nuuingwooien . 'Hi M !2tleaS ,e * -YJn roller's exclusively admit both for nc over thirty that idee, |IUU 10 iVfrflbr :VJ collrc which »-«»■ is precipitated '"W a feC* „vich of b!,ck b fluws nrOT - iLe n the Si a. of highly nervous or- *2 families have been observed cits 8 the skin ‘ tie slightest touch upon with eI ,<]de ing, so that to trace SI'S i the skin m writing finS‘ r nail on iesu!ts iu leaving a e * onl or name able tracing* the death , k tl e last eighteen tornadoes y-ars averaged 182 , oltie< i" from this large number, While s a ! appear to be as great as the fcasualty net lightning. It may from •fplv assumed that, dangerous as arc ) * , thev are not so des.ructive to e js thunder storms. p w. Newman, brother of the deceased ■ Cardinal Newman, is v r old, and has lived as a ic limmce five vests his sixty-second year, wizard eleetr c genius, Edi.-on, keeps rkable brain udive on a very light tsriau diet. 'eports inform us that the 8 of Fiance and Spain and especial ly non'ar liquors imported from these jjjpsare concocte . largely from a soit of alcohol made from potatoes beat 5 in Germany. If there are any saad liquors in this country deserv- be name of pure, they are doubtless puds and products of our own Cali- a vineyards. favorite New t sudden death of a Cirioooist while walking upon a ,ad track, has called attention to the tv arising from this sort of reckless- In the single State of New York, g the year 1889, 284 persons were 1 outright, and 118 injured while so it is said that the artist, who Mine to a sad and sudden end, could pom everything Had he lived ®ment upon such accidents he would ino doubt remarked that the use o! lad tracks for pedestrianism is an kithful piactice. [ Home Journal sats: “It is noticc- pf the statu- s in our museums of art, pe [dent d to represent the perfect figuns men and women, that their arc disproportionately large. Fven ■sculinefoot of to-day is smaller thau »f the ancients, but the feet of wo¬ rn a greater restriction in size as [It of cramped shoeing. To the art- ne, the symmetry ,and proportion of pi of olden times is to be piefeired.” Overcoming Prejudice. idlceisa end trait of human nature. A whew mind is bent on bias does him- eat injustice. Said a sick man, of whose blood lemitti on lire from the effects . “Ican'thelp my prejudice; I h&ve halts dozen remedies, and they did me I believe ail blood purifiers are hum- “Do you believe all physicians are IS\ too?" asked the writer. “Yes, lor fined three different doctors, and only forse under .their treatment. I have pay mind my case is incurable and tin' however, offering tha individual, writer, who "t at, ".'If.! j n overcoming his prejudice pawed fnll« atria), him to lie give commenced Dr. John its Bull’s use ftaithatall, I»m but ood effects soon fol- its continuance brought complete I wader, go thou and do likewise.— In- ftiCt’ Prm. functe Ijtachisvdli," will pro’mbly remember you P- i! he “That’s just what I'm remembers ine, I’ll get left. Iprspepsia, brown's Indirection and Stomach use iron Hit .era. The Best Vtoboilth the system, cleans the Blood fs.’thens the muscles. A spicud.d ton- ttud deovlivaued ptrsoas. s '< mu( h to the decollete that yp opula r g.oves are undressed* • I, t,j 1 !?'} n’-an 'i re h'Lfii to be tin unkind fail to to their occasion- chil- I k ' Jr Bull’s \\ y - (. m Destroyers. jl , | 1 '^ '“Wis r,:a ' 1 -kTirid( his uioukey r vvbo is to so euspicl- Kjj carry a MATTh iu this section of iho lii ., 1 years ill-ca-es put supposed together, to was L L A * loc ! ,r a Kre it many years d< >c t ors “f 11 * *l h disease, y constantly a id prescribed failin' to to J. i treatment, pronounced, it in- ltin-,'i,r , k, e * JiW proven Catarrh to be a nio-'ji *■ a " 1 therefore reipiires ku'f.rfn . lrtt J t \ nt,nt ‘'all’s Cat .rrh Ef ^ by * t*)® F. J, Cheney & Co., b,- kriins,.fv k Only t constitutional cure s ‘Len internally in doses [i, ' t " a 1 poon'uL mucous surfaces It acts dir, of the ct- [■eiliih h ffii'S Ad,i^ cno bond Send red dollars circuV&r# for 1<>r s "k Tiu k “‘•adaelte cure. Hfirm- i pmi iHisitive in fiction. “ 'V 51 t ( r lot tie —-H__ ‘ an> .°;te st.,KansasCity,Mo Q UK \T i*r Kl nn '* trial n Ar. h St., BUila., Pa. KiHr 1 1 Lands and Ranchos !. whera ity. Mo. alaria *'RiarshY? or polso tro,n P°us inlaamg arts- * *ad decaying \ egeU- into the lungs, ^ Quintal a ^«aHby condition l * s ie^.^r J by ,aiiiD F Hood's Sarsa- >«ieh laIile 10 nialaria. and Hood'* ^* ct k*n n ‘ se,ere caseA of tills dls **814 ev»n , “ Ulp «d' anced **, stagee when ^ Id Ho<k1 8 do ^ subeutute | |f °*Cu V' * lx for 45- Prepared only iwTT-** . > ® 8 On© ■*■?«. Dollar IN A STliAME UlUiUtif A SOUTH AMERICAN CITY OLDER THAN THE INCAS. Some Wcuderlnl Ruins of .in Ancient 3 Kaee — A Magnificent Temple of ttie Sun Worshipers i to b ,n::rt', " ntcs sho, J i! J lDme ** ^Vard, r 4 in w. asnmgton. ’ • Star, without having ! paid some attention to an ancieDt town near the northeastern edge of Lake Titi- caca, which Professor Squier has dubbed “the Baalbec of America.’’ It is named Tiahuanaco (pronounced Tce-ah-uha-naa- co), and is believed by some scientists to be the oldest collection of ruins on the hemisphere. At any rate it proves tha existence of a race so far antedatin'* the time of the incas that ail knowledge of it was lost before the Spaniards came: for when the latter questioned the In- dmns of those days aoout the origin of these mighty monuments they were told that before ever the sun appeared in the heavens a race of giants inhabited the earth for thousands of years; that they grew so numerous the gods became jeal¬ ous and turned them all to stone; and what appear to be the remains of huge buildings arc, in reality, some of the pet¬ rified giants themselves. The principal ruins he on a level plain within walking distance from the village and cover an area of about three miles. There arc several artificial mounds made of earth and stones, numerous edifices and the re¬ mains of massive walls that probably served as forts or inclosures. Tne high¬ est of the mounds was once terraced, each terrace supported by a wall of cut stone, and is completely covered and sur¬ rounded by ruins, with an enormous structure on top, which modern visitors have named “The Fortress.’’ Not far from this hill is the finest edi¬ fice of all, so far as decoration is con¬ cerned, now known as “The Temple.” It is 445 feet long, 38S feet wide, made of cut and polished blocks of dark basalt, each thirty inches thick. These stones are suuk into the earth like gate posts, nobody knows to what depth, the parts above varying in height from nine to fourteen feet. Those ancient architects, whoever they may have been, seein to have not understood the use of mortar, or maybe they did uot need it, being able to build so well without. Like King Solomon’3 temple, the stones were all made to fit exactly into one another, having round holes drilled into the top and bottom of each at corresponding dis¬ tances, into which bronze pins were placed. Scattered all about are many highly polished blocks which appear never to have been placed in position, indicating that the builders were dis¬ turbed in their work and left it incoin- plete. beautiful sculp¬ Amoutf the most most tured and curious relics is ati enormous block of sandstone, one single slab, thir¬ teen feet five inches long, eighteen iuches thick and standing a litt>e over seven feet above the ground, which, though badly cracked (the natives say by light¬ ning), is still upright. It must be suuk deeply into the earth, to have stood so long without external support, and was doubtless meant for a doorway, as it has a central cutting four feet six inches high by two feet nine inches wide. Across the upper fa:e above this door¬ way figures in low relief are carved, which closely resemble the sculpture of Egypt, and scientists say that a finer piece of cutting in the same kind of stone, by artisans, ancient or modern, cannot be found anywhere iu the world. Within the temple inclosure is a hori¬ zontal slab, about fourteen feet square, with a dee*p hollow iu the middle, cut out like a square trough, which is sup- posed to have served in some of toe ceremonies of sun worship. Tne great temple is comnosed of huge blocks of red sand stone,' each fourteen feet long with nicest care. This is the more re- markable, as those early people must with have been entirely unacquainted had iron ami steel* and could have do mechanical apparatus for carrying or working heavy holies, every bit of the labor having to be accomplished by ha- man strength. Neither could they ha\e had any knowledge of gun powder or j other explosives, but that they were fa- miliar with the useot brouze is prove by the pius above mentioned and a few weapons that have come to light. !• rom cliffs of red sand stone, more than some of these fifteen miles away, every one enormous temple blocks must have been carried, but no basalt or trachyte is found nearer than forty miles. There seems, besides, to have been a palace, a prison, a hall of justice and other institutions, which show that the long-past race possessed some degree or civilization and refinement, None can upon these monu nents without be- gaze with wonder concerning toe in<r filled lived aud died mvsterious people who centuries before Coluaihiis or any other European had sought the western hemis¬ phere. The Most Rapid Traveling 1 . fastest The folio mile vin- a single is .be roan record^ tbe traveled by various methods of locomo¬ tion : Swimming, 26.32; walking, - , shoes, 5.3'dv; rowiDg, • > run snow tricycle,2-49 2-5; bicycle, ning, 4.12$; 2.12 2.25 4-5; skating, horse, 1.0^*,™“' horse, S.Odj; ruauing road train, 4U^ seconds. A short sentence—Lend me a dollar. Ue3sed Ije tha Cow. We have seen it stated that the preser¬ vation of the cow for man’s service was due to the superstitious or religious ven- crat i° n in which that animal was held by t3lat U-yptians, ‘hey for except for the fact ^ regarded th<- cow as a holy wi c ss son to be gl d that the cow has survived, It is estimated that it requires fifteen million cows to supplv tne demand for milk and its produ* ts in the United States. Fi ty per cent, of the milk they give is made into cheese and butter. It takes twenty-seven pounds of milk to make one pound of butter, and. a bout t< n pounds of milk to make one P oun, i of cheese, 1 here is as much UK ‘ iU y food in ci ; lit and a half potm Is of milk '* as one pound of beef. It would requ, r ? about 24 000,0* 0 fat steers we! , 15,000 pounds each to provide S»m?I C ^ S<3t 1U i * h the i fame annuaI on * ou ra, ? t .° k product f n , ut » tlon M Entitled to the Best. All are entitled to the best that their money will bay, so every family should have, at once, a bottle of tha best family remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse the system when costive or lilious. For sale iu 50a and $1.(0 bottles by all leading druggists. A man’s face is against him when he has a gin phiz. I have been cured of blood poison in its very last stages after doctors failed to give mo re¬ which lief. 1 is simply best used Dr. Bull’s in Sarsaparilla, tbe world.~ tbe b ood medicine F. A. Alexander , Petersburg, Va. Strange to suy, it is hard to ignite a cigar in a light wind. Fob impure or thin Blood, Weakness, Ma¬ laria, Neuralgia, lrd pestion, and Biliousness, take Brown’s Iron Bitters—it young—and gives strength, making old persons feel young persons strong; pleasant to take. High t ied—the couple that were married in a balloon. Erie Railway. Tills popular Eastern Line is running solid vestibule'! trains, consisting of beautiful <lay coaches, Pullman sleeping and dining York ears, between Cincinnati, Chicago, New ana Poston. All trains run via Duke Chautauqua holding during the seuson, and passengers through tickets are privileged to stop off at this world-turned resort. Be sure your tickets road via N. Y.. L. E. & W. B. It. Ladies, If troubled with any Female Complaint, write me, describing case. Home treatment. Cure c rlain and quick sealed. at 1W small expense. book Particulars Diseases by mail cents. Mrs. page Dr. Mary on A. Female ten Da. Brannon, 15 Washington 8 t., Atlanta, Ito You Ever Speculate? Any person sending us their name and ad¬ dress" will receive information that will Security lead to a fortune. Benj. Lewis & Co., Bu Wine. Kansas I ’if v. Mo. Takes 1000 people to buy Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, at 50 CCIltS a bottle, tO make Up IjjjjOO. would One failure to cure take . 1 tile ,1 profit ironi aCkDO 1 . SaieS. , profess - to Its makers cure “cold in the head, and even chronic catarrh, and if they tail r -i tllCV ,1 _____ pay OsOO r* TV.*. ior +L Uieir J r J over-confidence,— j Not in newspaper words but in hard cash / Think of what confidence it takes to put that in the papers—and mean it. Its makers, believe in the Remedy, Isn’t it worth a trial ? Isn’t any trial prefer- able to catarrh ? After all, the mild agencies are the , , DLSt. PerhaDS remaps thev Lliey work mOTC SlOVVly, DUt tflcy wor J- surely. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are an active agency but qillCt and VUla. They’re SUgar-COdted, shock derange easy to , never nor » i half ir il their # the System and i po\V- er j s j n the mild way in which c j one< Small- cheapest, easiest . to take, , i est, Twenty-five Q ne a dogg. Cents v j a 1 Qf all druggists, ! i Some ■: y ! Children : ; ( mti &< Growing ( ■ : Fast ) ! Too j become listless, fretful, without enor* for- j } gy, thin and weak. But you can ( | tify them and build them up, by the j use of SCOTT'S i i > I PURE COD LIVER OIL AND ; 1 OF HYPOPHOSPHITES i Of lame and Soda. They will take it readily, for it is a!* j most should as be palatable remembered as that milk. AS And A PEE- it | | testive on COE OF colt-hs ob colds, ( IN Borr! THE OLD AND YOUXS, IT IS UNEQUULED- droid tuhtVi tut ion* offered. | FOR FIFTY YEARS. Swift? Specific S. S, S. has a record no other medicine. For over fifty years, :t has been curing all sorts of blood trouble , i r rro.T) a ordinary pimple to tl e worse types of sorofula and blocd poison, BOOKS OR BL00 ARD SKlR DISC^SCS FREE. IRE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO:, ATLANTA, GA. fl^ECHAM's ^^AINLESS. 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B 1 r>re*f'r1ba and follven- only ■vMjWjf**''—doree aTJE Big <i as the eGlujBP ■ri TO cere,la 5 specific f this disease. forihecenaincuie A Mwanmd *•! g.H,INORAHAM,M. c D., | eaa -atriau tw. ■ Amsterdam, N, Y . Urdenly by tbe We have sold Big G toy \ ■ faction. Ohio. D. B. DTCHE & CO.. Chicago, 111. 9rad« ’nu-klSl.OO. Sold by Drngglala, A. N. U ......One, 1831. s. s. s. 13 PURELY Vc.CE- tabce. AND IS HARM LE S TO Ha MO^T DELICATE CHILD.
