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150THEU UIH HOTEL EIRE.
THE 8UWANRK 8PEINO HOTEL ENTIRE
LY DESTROYED.
Bprdil W M»Hwk New*.
Live Oak, Fla., Jan. 17.—Sco-
villa Culpepper’s elegant hotel
at 8uwsnee Springs was burned to
the ground this morning. The lire
erislnaled In the second story
shove the kitchen, from some un
known esnse. The wind wss’blow-
Ing stiffly towards the main build-
in?, which caused the flames to
spread rapidly. What was the
most elegant and complete hotel
structure in the 8tate of Florida
was in two bonrs in ashes and
sinolie. Nothing was saved but
the office furniture and the guest’s
personal pr«|>ertv. The loss is
estimated at $75,000. The insur
ance is $51,000. Scoville A Cul
pepper were both personally pres
ent. They express their determin
ation to commence rebuilding at
once.
The house was full of guests
when the flames burst forth, but
it is believed that all escaped.
Capt. R. O. Fleming, the cour
teous Superintendent of the Savan
nah. Florida and Western Railroad,
dispatched a train from Savannah
to take the homeless guests of *ihe
hotel to Jacksonville and other
places of retreat.
Thu hotel was a magnificent four-
sided, five-turreted structure, with
a great open square in the centre,
and contained 125 rooms. The va-
randa bad a sweep of a quar
ter of a tulle, and made the fipest
promenade or the kind in the South.
The ball and dining rooms were the
finest in all Florida. The inner
court of the great caravansary was
paradisical in its profusion of
flowers, fountains and seml-trspical
plants. The swimming pools of pure
sulphur water aided the other at
tractions in making the place the
Mecca of the Northern tourists and
invalids who'annually seek mid
, winter sunshine ot the State. The
building was situated on a high
knoll on the river bank, in the
midst of a grove of sturdy oaks.
Then all in all the hotel was one
of the finest in the State, many
even calling it the finest.
The Capitol Commission.
Atlanta, January 16—The Cap
itol Commisslou met at 3 o'clock.
The full hoard was present, and a
three hours’ session was held. Com-
petltivu designs, submitted by the
following architects, were received:
Prof. Williamson Lexington, Va.;
E. E. Myers, Detroit, Eddlebrook
& Burnham, Chicago; Battereon A
Kenner, Uartford and New York;
Uumphircs A Norman, Atlanta; F.
N. Wilcox, Macon; D. B. Wood mil,
Macon; Alfictl Gould, Boston;
Bowden A Co., Worehestcr, Mass.
The last three came today. / The
commission will hear the architects
to-morrow explaining their designs.
The committee testing the speci
mens of stone, etc., have submitted
an elaborate report. The experi
ments were made by Professor
White. Most of the specimens
tested were Georgia material. The
others had already been tested.
Some of the specimens were pro
nounced msgniUccnt. Thanks were
voted Prof. While and his assist
ants.
HYPOCHONDRIA.
BACH ox* or vs
tSai Area... Was
Thennrmtiv# hlo« by s prominent u
scientist touches a subject of universal
importance. Few people ore free (rota Patti
tbs distressing .til. which hypochondria
brings. Toey o ms at all times un i are iludly counted, littls miss'd;
fsd by ths vory Asms wbl< h Uisy them- Unccnsidsfsd and unknown,
selvesstsit. They erss dread nf coming nffi^uEtotoydot,* 100 *
derangement caused by present disorder And; when dead, rememhered not—
and bring .bout more suicides .ben soy
other one thing. Their first approach Man! rare chrysalis of light!
should be cJrefmly guarded. j WsUdytsnd nurat tgrawhbrijhL
Editor! Htrold: ; Ripened and revealed in Tbeo!
It is seldom I appear la print tad 11 Want true efcimant of the skis*
should not do so now did I not believe , wlumgmckate’oo^’joor,
myself in pns«t*sioo of truths, the revs- [ King among ten thousand morel
Ltion of which will prove of inestimable ffihv^Sl^al?
value to many who may see these lin-e. UmUscovered lump of gold.
Alias has been . trying eiperi.-uee. Vor fiSt'”'" 1 *
many years I was oonseions of a went f And, when all aiwdooeTst rmtt
'-erve tone. My wind seemed slnagi-h "* “ ' '
anil I felt s certain falling i ff in my
natural condition ol intelleoiusl cca e-
ne-e, activity end vigor. I presume this
is the ran a way in which an iniramer-
abla number of other people feel, who
like myself are physically below par, lint
like thousands of others I paid no st
iff* DISCIPLINE OF THE ANNA-
HITE ARMY.
BL James Gazette.
In default ot squad drill the Anna-
mono recruits arc pnt through a variety
of uuplensnnt experiences designed to
->* su&sbMec
Mr. Crane, from the committee
to condemn additional ground, re-
ported the assessment of the prop
erty aubmited by tbs arbitrators
yesterday. They were Frank Rice
for the 8'nte, G. W. Adair for the
property owners and Wylie the
third man. The arbitrators veined
the Holcomb property st $10,750,
end the Harris property st $3,100.
The committee is not satisfied with
the rnsnlt, thinking it $5,000 too
much, though considerably under
the owner’s price. It has not been
> determined whether to contest the
arbitration or accept. The com
mission adjourned to 0 l m., to
morrow.
A Sad'stefy.
Hr ter tins id.
We beard lest week one of the
ssddsst stories we have ever listen
ed to. W« beard it trom Rev. B.
H. Eassnctt, who was visiting re
latives in this county st the time.
He said that a friend in Eufoub,
Ala., bad committed suicide, and
ths story is as follows:
His friend wse in the sitting
room st ths time, engaged in con
versation with a friend. His little
boy come in while be was talking
and troubled bis folher. The father
not wishing to be disturbed, gent
ly pushed the little follow aside,
telling him st ths same time to go
away and as he did so the little
fellow stumbled and fell against a
stova, killing him instantly. The
fotber screamed and in doing so
startled bis wife, who was upstairs
yii
bathing bar baby,
l do'
In trying to
fown stairs she fell and broke
her neck. The heart-broken fotber
and hasbaad went np stain a short
time after and found that his wife
had left tbs baby in the tab end
it was drowned. It was more then
ths fotber eould stand, end in a few
minutes be blew bis own brains
oak Thus a family that bad an
hoar before been perfectly happy
was sweb and every member dead.
We have never in ear lifetime
tributinglbem to overwork, and rt*ori-
iog lo s glius nf brer or a milk punch,
which would for the time invigorate uud
relieve my weariness.
Aft, r awhile the atimnlsnia eoaitnenc-
od to iliugreo with my stomach, my
wesiinoM intress-d, end I was compelled
to tea rt to utbor means to Uud re-lb f. If
a phy»ioiin ia mitering bo invariably
calls another physician to prescribe for
him, as h - cannot see him-elf as be sees
others; so I called a pi ysicisn and he ad.
Vised me to try a little chemical food, ol
h bottle of bypopboaphates. I took two
or three bo tiles of the chemical fro! with
no apparent benefit. Ily lassitude end
iodispos lion seemed to increase, my food
distressed me. I suffered from neuralgic
peioe in different parts of my body, my
m nicies became sore, my bowels were
constipated, and my prospects for
covers were not vi ry flattering. I stated
my cam to another physician, and hs ad.
vised me to take fivn or ten drupe of
Megcnde’s solution of morphine, two n,-
tlircn times s day, for tbe weakness and
distress in my stomach, and a blue pill
ovary other tilghl to relieve the ootiatlpa-
tl-n. The morphine produced auch a
deathly nausea that 1 could Hot take it,
and the blue pill failed tn relieve my
constipation.
In this condition I pas-oil nearly n year,
wholly unfit lor businu-s, wlillo the effort
to think was irksome and piilurnl. My
blood biiuumi< impoverished, nnd I suf
fered from incapacity with an iippiilHi.it
souse of misery und general apprehension
ol coming HVn. I panned slecplesa nights
and was troubled with irregular union
nt the heart, n constnntly feverish condi
tion and th» meat excruciating tortures
in my stomach, living tor days on rice
water and grnul, and, indeed, ha diges
tive functions seemed to be entirely de
stroyed.
It was natural that while ill thig con
dition I should become hypnebrondnanl
end fearful suggestioua of self-destruct lou
tccasinnslly presented themselves. I ex
perienced an iiiaaiinbli- d-aire f..r sl.i p,
but on refiling would He awoke lorn
long lima. tormeuted with troubled re
flections, and when ai Iasi I did Adi lnt>
an unc.ev sinmlirr ol ahuri duration, ir
was disturbed by horrid dreams. In this
condition I determined to’ take a trip lo
Europe, but iu suite ol all the nlt-ntlnns
of phjaielaDa and change of ereoeand
climate, I did not improve and so re.
turned home wito no earthly hops of ever
sgain being able to leave tbs lioues.
Among the numerous friends that call
ed on ms was one who had been afliictuJ
somewhat similarly to myself, lint who
had Iren restored to psrfvct health. Up-
• n h a esroest recommendation I legs-
the sains trea'meot hs had employed bat
with littls bnps of being benvIUsd. At
first I experienced little, ff spy, relief,
exoept that it did not distress my stom
ach an other remedies or rveu mod hurt
done. I continued its n-e, however, and
after ths third boltla cnnld see a marked
change for the batter, and now aftrr
lbs fifteenth bottle I am happy to state
that I am again abla hr attend to my pro
fessional dnrtea. I sleep well, induing
diurnai a me that I eat, I go from day lo
day without a feeling of wearme»a or
iiein, indeed 1 am a well man, and w hol
ly through ths influence of H. H. Wiruoi
A Co.'s Tappeeanoe. I consider this rem
edy as taking tbit highest possible rank
in the treatment of all diseases marked by
debility, loss of appetite, and all etb-r
symptom of stomach and digestive >11-or
ders. It la overwhelmingly superior to
the tonics, hitters a-d dyspepsia cures of
tbe day, anil ia certain to be so acknowt
edged by tbe public universally. Thou
sands of people to-day are going to prem-
Mure graven with those serious diseases,
that I have above described, and to nil
snob I would nay: "Do not lei your good
« ent bo governed by your preju-
mt give tbe above named remedy a
fair and patient trial, an! I believe yon
will not only be rewarded by a perfect res
toration to health, but von will also be
convinced that tbe medicel profession
doea not poueem all tbo knowledge
then ia embraced in medical science.”
A. O. Richards, U. D.
4G8 Tremont street, Huston, Mam.
No more conclutive proof of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company,
can be given than the following
certificate aigned by Gcnl’a Beau
regard and Early: "We do here
by certify tbat we auperrtae tbe
arrangemente lor all the Monthly
end 8emi-Annual Drawings of tbe
Loutaians 8tate Lottery Company,
and in person manage and control
tbe Drawings themselves, and tbat
lha same are oonducled with hon
esty, fairness, and In good foitb to
ward all parties, and we authorize
the Company to nae this certificate,
with foe-simile* of our signanturea
attached, in its advertisements.”
primary requisites of a soldier, ami,
after that, the knowledge of how to
load and lot ofTa gun. It ia pleasantly
assumed by tlio military oflloermthatthe
men chosen for the army are the worst
of the population. The Mandarine oro
supposed to keep their districts quiet
liv drafting all their raanvais sujetu into
the annual levy. There ia. a -uonlingly,
the ices compunction in patting
them through the prescribed teats.
The first of these is to as
sault the raw recruit violently witii a
saber. The *»lwr is a wooden one, cer
tainly ; but tbo drill sergeant hits hard,
and knows from personal experiouce
where it hurts most. Operations com
mence on tlm back and end with blows
on the head. Tho recruit who stands
battering about the iiead for the matter
of five minutes without uttering a
groan nr flinching, even involuntarily,
is hailed as a finished soldier and ex-
caaed farther “ drill.* To shrink, or
even to moan, when beaten on tbe bead
witii the wooden saber is considered
pardonable, and the victim is noted
down as an “ordinary' soldier, instead
of an “ablc-liodicd" one.
But the recruit who cries out when
he is hit on tho body or confesses by a
wriggle that tbo exeraise ia painful is
reported for punishment and then put
through n new coarse of instruction.
The punishment usually consists in a
certain Dumber of blows from a bnmboo
on tho upper part of the thighs, so that,
except for the dignity of tho thing,
there Is a clcae resemblance lietwecu
punishment uud military discipline.
The military mandarins defend the sys
tem on tho' ground that it is very an
cient, nnd that it is unique in
the military exerciaes of the world
— the lutter assertion being in
controvertible. Euorirrtic officers of
the army frequently invent fan
tastic tests of a similar character in ad
dition to the regulation exercises,
A story at Hue is related of n Ivan
aabresr of the Tay-son rebellion, who
Imd a ditch dug nnd filled the bottom
with swords and pikes stuck into tlm
ground point upward. He tlieu called
upon his men to engage in drill. Tltey
were to fling themselves into tbo ditch.
The meat stoical of the "able-bodied'’
shrank from this novel addition to the
manual of exercises. Only one man
was found to do it. He wont in with a
rush, mid tho swords nnd pikes col
lapsed before him. They Imd been
kept in position by the most sleudur of
threads.
THE SNEER SHOWS THE ANI
MAL.
IwjngmsnVi Uugaziiif.
Tlm “eve-teeth," or “canines," of hn-
inanity, although not specially promin
ent, lire vet sufficiently developed to
prove that they have assumed their
'lore in tho jaw only by pro
test. os it were, and that at no very re
mote period they were much more ob
trusive than now. In the apes we see
these teeth highly developed, and re
minding us of their prominence in the
caruirarona tribes. So also when nmn
sneers lie uncovers his npjier canine of
one side, after the fashion of the en-
similur muscles
Mr. Dar
win is, therefore, speaking within tlm
bounds of u scientific philosophy when
we find him saying that a sneer reveals
the animal descent of man; “for no
one," lie continues, "even if rolling on
the ground in a deadly grapple with an
enemv, and, attempting to bite liim.
would try to uso his canine teeth more
than his other teeth.
"We may further suspect," con
cludes Mr. Darwin, "notwithstanding
that we have no support from analogy,
that our aoiui-liuman progenitors un
covered their canino teeth when pro !
pared for battle, as we still do when j
feeling ferocious, or when mer. lv rarer- I
ing nt or defying someone, without any .
intention of making a reel attack with j
our teeth." In other words, tlm mere [
S enture. once probably punning a very j
cfiliitn use in the bnttlo of] attack, has.
like the tooth concerned in its exhibi
tion. become a mere shadow of former
realities.
ragi-1 dog. nnd omploys simili
for the display of tho tooth.
Having purchased the interest of J. B. j
Felder in the firm of R. T. BYRD & CO., I!
will continue the business at the old stand on itttimil ATLANTA,
Cotton Avenue, as
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Those parties who are indebted to the firm of R, T. Byhd
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firm must be closed immediately.
Amcricus, Gu., Jan. 12, 1884.
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Jeaale MePeimolt bis prepared a sot of
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TIIK BUST Or tlllAKKSI'BAKR i
Washiagtoa Irving, writing in 1620
of Bhnkrapanre’a tomb, said: “A few
E since, at some laborers were
ng to make an adjoining vault, the
caved in, so aa to leave n vacant ,
apace almost like an are-b, through j
which on* might have reached into bis j
grave. No 008, however, presumed to ;
meddle with bia remains to awfully j
guarded by n malediction; and lee any !
of the idle or tbo curious, or any collec
tor el relics, should lie tempted to cota-
mit depredation*, the old aextoa kepi
watch on tbe place for two days, nmii
the vault was finished and llie aperture,
cloned again. Ho told me be had mod*
bold to look in nt lb* bole, bat ecu Id
see neither eefifin not boaee; nothing
but dost. It w»a something, I thought
to have aeon tbe dwt of Bbekrepenre. 4
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