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His Reinling. Hill?: “The face is an index to tho mind." Hk: "Then your mind must he made up.”- Indianapolis Journal Lost lilt Lift) Having (MIkth. A country boy vUHiip; Now York n frruitl'* runaway loam that was about to duHh on the Hhb’WalJf whoro thorn wore hun dreds of women and children, lie saved their ItvoH. but Um( hln own. Hundreds of lives at*> Hnved every year by Uofltottor'M Stomach i’lt tern. peopio Who are fast going to their graves with disorders of Htoinaeh. U'er, bowels and blood are brought. bn<-k to 1} health by It. All th«h!"k should try it. Tho government eoiitr/vcted for 250,000 Res nian hai£H to boused tor fortification purposes. Beauty In Blood Beep. Clean blood means a clean skin. No beauty without »l. (‘usualeU,Candy Cuthar* tie dean your blood and keep it clean, aii im- by stirring up the lazy liver and driving to-day purities from tin* body. blotches, Bogin blackheads, to Danish pimples, boils, complexion by taking And that sickly bilious Cases rets, 1 -—beauty guaranteed, for ten cents. All drug gists, satisfaction JOc, 25c, 50c. The buttle stfeds of Grant, bee and Sheridan were Cincinnati, Traveler and Winchester. When Hot Don’t sweat find fret, but fu**p cool and tako Hood's StirsupurIlia. This h good advice, as you will,Hud If you follow It. Hood’s Sarsaparilla h a first-class sum mer medicine, because it Is ho good for the stomach, ho cooling to the blood, so helpful to the whole body. Make no mistake, but got only Hood’s Sarsa parilla America’s Greatest Mod'Ciuc. Hood's Pills cure Liver Ills; easy to Dike, easy to operate. Parly Dictionaries. The first dictionary recorded in lit erary history Is tlir standard Chinese dictionary, compiled by I’a-Ont-She, who lived about >100 It. (’. It con tained 40,000 characters, cadi of which kdood for :i word, mostly hieroglyphic or rude representations resembling our signs of llie Zodiac. This was four centuries before writing was employed by Western people. Anllclldca, a con temporary of Alexander the Great, published a Greek dictionary of tlio words in ancient writings 330 It. C. Another Chinese dictionary was pro duced about 150 B. and Varro's Latin compilation dales bn ok lo 110 B. C. The earliest attempts at the compilation of tin English dictionary were made by Bullokar in 1010, and by Cookcrluitu in 1023, although a glossary of old English words was prepared in or uliout 975.- San Frau Tkachi!u: “Who discovered Aniori en?” Htretd (ininiii (after deep thought): “1 disreinember his name, hut lio was a Dago.”—New York Weekly. KELIKF FROM TAIN. 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At lust I concluded to write to you in regard to my case, and can say that by following your advice I aru now pefectly well.” rtr*. W. R. BATES, rUnsfleM, L*,, writes : “ Before writing to you I suffered dreadfully from painful menstrua tion, leueorrhoea and sore feeling in the lower part of tlio bowels. Now my friends want to know what makes me look so well. I donotliesltnto one min ute in telling them what has brought about this great change. I cannot praise Lydia K. l’inklnim’s Vegetable Compound enough. It is the greatest remedy of the age-” The “Cash Basis” /.s’ the best Dollar and the earth. a flalj' Made Shoe on of I '}<•} stock, has style and sendee. Sold by Lending McvchnutH. Made by THE J. K. ORR SHOE CO., ATLANTA, GA. Greatest Healing Salve in the World. (Ilfijlr ■ IS, llSVrtT C. P C. Co . P. 0. Mav. :.!0, Atlanta, La. llsh. forty 4*k Opt*n fioth ion of nn * k. to lext's. (iratluait'S (<> j twitions. Klrvonth noskIou botdtts **•• fcemtKfr tth. t'at« Jogur fit*.• K a. DA V IS, JK., l ivsKUnit, box b, lih'hniomi Y*. , TO ENFORCE SANITARY LAWS. People of ftantiaffo Kefu»© to Ob«y First ftulftf of Hyglwnfl, An Associated Press dispatch says: The dirty condition of (Santiago, the lioaps of foul refuse that encumber the streets, the maladorous alleys and byways, the lack of sanitary arrange ments and drainage of any descrip tion are all matters that will require remedying if the plneo is to become an American city. It should bo ro memberod that the weeks of blockade, tho fear of bombardment, the scarcity of food and the general demoraliza tion existing in a besieged town have done much to add to the conditions of filth and poor sanitation that normally prevail. For generations the people have lived regardless of the first rule of hygiene, the lower classes are ignorant of all precautionary measures, and it is not surprising when our American officers issue an order through the civil governor of Santiago stating that nli houses must at once be thoroughly cleaned, inside and out, the order is disregarded. Orders are constantly issued to tho people to report at once the death of any one in their liousehol* and threats of fine and enforced labor as a punish ment carry little weight. Extremo measures will have to bo taken to bring about a proper condition of af fairs in this respect and it will take many months of example and strin gent, enforcement of regulations to bring the people to an observance of what is clearly best for thcr health. SOLDIERS ON THE MARCH. Mib’« Begins General Advance Through Boilo Rico. A special cable dispatch from Ponce, Porto Rico, states that a general ad vance, of the American force began Sunday morning. The remainder of General Ernst’s brigade, constitu ting Hm advance center, supported by two batteries, moved at (i o’clock and a j>nrt of tho Eleventh infantry, of General Henry's division, started to the left toward Adjuntas. Troop A, of New York, tho Phila delphia city troop and troop II, of tho Sixtli regulars, are convoying General Brooke’s transportation column along the const road through Silnas to Ar royo. Wire communication with General Brooke, on tho right, has not yet been established, Colonol llice, of General Mile’s staff, will probably bo assigned to the com mand of the Hixtli Massachusetts. General Miles 1ms moved the head quarters of liis division from Ponce to Juana Diaz. General Schwan, with the Eleventh regular infantry and two batteries, moved Sunday through Yauco toward Mayaguez. ALAHAMIAMS INVITE t ERVERA. Giiptlvc Spanish Admiral A*licd to Visi llohfttm't) Homo, In response to an invitation extend ed in tlio name of tho people of Greensboro, Ala., to visit Lieutenant Hobson’s home, Admiral Cervera writes, saying: “I thank you very much and also the citizens of Greensboro for the kind expressions contained in your letter, and you will allow me to say that it is I who should render thanks, which I do with the greatest pleasure, for the kind and generous treatment which I am receiving at the hands of the Amer ican people. “It woul<l bo gratifying to me to accept your invitation to visit Greens boro, where was born tho brave Lieu tenant Richmond Pearson Hobson,but it will bo impossible for me to do so, for ns soon as the war is ended, it will be obligatory upon mo to return im mediately to Spain to account for my conduct, which must be judged ns pro vided for by the law. Nevertheless, I slmll not fail to carry through all m3 life tho remembrance of such brave officers as Lieutenant Hobson and also the flattering invitation tendered me by the city of his birth. I subscribe myself, etc. PAscr al Cervera.” TROOPS START HOME. Trau.port (late City Sail* From Sanilac,, AVItli Dotacliment of Cavalry. The United States transport Gate City sailed from Santiago Saturday af ternoon for Long Island loaded with cavalrymen. It was stated that the transports Miami and Matteawau would also leave nt once. Each vessel sails individually. MACIAS GETS ORDERS. Cantata (Ivurral or Vorto Ulco Advised Not to ID'Hirit Miles. A dispatch to tho New York Herald from Madrid says: The government has given orders that the minister of war shall not force resistance in Porto Rico to the utmost. This is at the instigation of Premier Sagasta, who deplores any unnecessary loss of life, knowing that Porto Rico will inevitably fall into the hands of the Americans. Captain General Niacins has been instructed to obtain terms like those obtained by General Torn!, or better, so as to save Spanish honor as much as possible. WRECKING OTTFIT READY. Will l’mceod to Cuba ami Raise the Sunken CriMtobal Colon. A New York dispatch says: The Merritt-Chapman wrecking tug Wil liam E. Chapman and the Central Railroad of New Jersey’s ocean-going tug Plymouth, which has been char tered, are at the Stapleton dock of tho wrecking company ready to proceed to Cuba with the pontoons from Boston, which are to be used in nu effort to ALUER VERSUS ROOSEVELT. Ilongh Klder f'ijlnm-1 Jlccclv*>. Sujfg.MI.fl Iteply From Secretary. A Washington dispatch says: Tho following correspondence has passed between Colonel Hoosevolt and (Secre tary Alger: “Santiago, July 23, 1898.— My Dear Mr. Secretary: I am writing with the knowledge and approval of Oeneral Shaftor. We earnestly hope that you will send us—most of the regulars, and at any rate, the cavalry division, including the Rough Riders, who are as good as any regulars and three times as good as any state troops —to Porto Itico. There are 1,800 effective men in the division. If those who were left behind were joined to them, we could land at Porto Rico, in this cavalry division, close to 4,000, who would bo worth easily any 10, 000 national guards armed with black powder Springtields or other archaic weapons. Very respectfully, “TiiuoDOUK Roosevelt.” The following reply was cabled to Colonel Roosevelt Thursday: "Your letter of the 23d is received. Tho regular army, tho volunteer army and the Rough Riders have done well, but I suggest that unless you want to spoil the effects and glory of your vic tory yoif make no invidious compari sons'. The Rough Riders are no bet ter than other volunteers. They had an advantage in their arms, for which they ought to be very grateful. “R. A. Alger, Secretary of War.” The repoi 1 is current in Washington that Secretary Alger is attempting to shield Shafter. It is thought that de livering the stinging rebuke to Colonel Roosevelt has further complicated mat ters and at present the Alger-Roosevelt war is rivaling the Spanish-American. Roosevelt’s friends clain that the let ter was private and that its publication was treacherous and underhanded.The secretary’s friends say that it was a re buke for a long list of offenses com mitted by the Rough Riders. CERY£RA AT NORFOLK. Admiral Visits Spanish Brother Prisoners at Hospital. Admiral Cervera and his son, Lieu tenant Cervera, arrived at Norfolk, Va., Friday morning from Baltimore. They left Annapolis, where they have been prisoners of war for several weeks on parole, Thursday afternoon, having been granted special permission to visit Captain Concha, commander of the admiral's flagship, Maria Teresa, and the other Spanish sick and wounded at the naval hospital. Tho steamer flew her bunting in honor of tho admiral and a launch lay at the pier to receive the distinguished prisoners. Lieuteunut Commander R. M. O. Brown, retired, met the admi ral and his son as they stepped off the steamer, and it was with difficulty that they pushed through the crowd. At the naval hospital the Spanish admiral was received by a guard of honor and at once was conducted to Captain Concha’s room. This was the first time they had met since that fatal day out of Santiago harbor. The meeting was a pathetic one, the admiral and captain embrac ing one another like children. The admiral then visited Lieutenant Noval of tho Piuton, who lost a leg; Drs. Nicoli and Augusto of the Vizcaya, and tho scenes were equally affecting when their former chief entered the ward where the Spanish sailors are. Their faces lit up and they embraced him as best they could, their joy being plainly visible. Slur REPORTED SUNK. Ocean Liner Said To Have Gone Down With All On Board. A dispatch from St. Johns, N. F., states that the mail steamer Virginia Lake arrived at Tilt Cove, on West Bay, 230 miles from St. Johns at day light bringing certain corroboration of the reported loss of an ocean liner in the Straits of Belle Isle. A fisherman at Noddy bay reported that he saw a steamer eollido with an iceberg and sank soon after. The fisherman said that the steamer looked like a passenger ship and he could see the people trying to launch boats, but she sank before they could do any thing. cruiser Mancho has The French sailed for the straits to investigate tlio report. CAPT. HUBERT, A GEORGIAN, S iiccumbecl to Brain Fever in Porto Rico. A Brilliant Officer* Captain Edgar Hubert, of the Eightl infautry, whose death from brain fever is reported from Porto Rico, was a Georgian. He was a native of the state, and was appointed to West Point from Georgia in 187ti, graduating in lS-ii). Ho has served continuously in the eighth infantry and was a graduate school, of the infantry and cavalry He has been regarded as one of the most intelligent officers \n ....... tlio airny. WHEAT WERKHOUSES BURNED. Six Uulltliugg and 40,000 Bushels De stroyed at Dayton, Wash. At Dayton, Wash., buildings Thursday six warehouses, two of the Western Warehouse company. Alli ance house, Engel house, Engel’s Gil lis house, Broughton house. Storage capacity of the buildings was about 300,000 bushels, estimated grain in the houses 40,000 bushels, the North ern Pacific track, several cars of sacked grain and barley, have been destroyed by tire. The origin of the fire is un- I.ong Terms .if French Premiers. Of the French Ministries called into existence during the Third Republic, the Meline Cabinet, which after a crlt ie;\l deiny has been succeeded by M. Henri Brlson and his friends, broke the record by one day. The Meline Ministry itnted from April 29,1890, and lasted until June 15, 1898, covering a period of two years, one month, and seventeen days. Up to this lime the record had lieon held by 51. Ferry’s second Ministry, which existed from February 21, 1883, to April 6, 1885, an existence of two years, one mouth, and sixteen days. The Ministry with the shortest record Is that of Iloche bouet. which entered into office on November 23, 1877, and left it Decem ber 13 of the same year. A peculiar comparison is offered if one places side by side the long term Premiers of the Third Republic with those for mer Ministries of France in the time of royalty, Richelieu was premier for eighteen years. Mazarin held of fice for nineteen years, and Colbert for twenty-two. While over in Spain, Xlmenes maintained the Chancelerie nt absolute power for twenty-one years. Among <he Ministers who have served the greatest number of times in the French Cabinet of the Third Republic, M. Ifanotnux is the only one who has always held the same port folio—that of Minister of Foreign Af fairs. lie lias presided over the des tinies of the Qual d'Orsay under four Ministries, his time of office lasting three years, six months and fifteen days. After M. do Froyclnet, he has served the longest period. M. de Freycinet has been in the Ministry nine times and has exercised the func tions of his office during eight years six months and twenty-seven days. Jules-Ferry was Cabinet Minister for three years and five months, M. Con stans for three years, four mouths and six days, and M. Bourgois for three years and two months.—New York Times. Not "On Time.” An author wrote an Easter stoTy for a certain publication. It was accepted, but the check for it did not arrive “on time.” The author was anxious about it, and for reasons. He wrote to the editor: “Will you please send that check in time for my wife’s Easter hat?" The editor was prompt in re plying. He wrote: “I can’t. 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