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About Schley County news. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1889-1939 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1890)
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL. The astronomers on Mount Wilson, Oal report a snowstorm on the planet M ars - \n analvsis . of the steel made in Chat wooga. feuQ., showed it to be of good quality- of only two yards surface square worms a blow from a WjAtkntic breaker equal to fifty-four tons. The State Geologist of New Jersey de elates that the State is sinking at. the ,ate of at least two feet in a century. A plant has been established at Por tage, Ohio,. for manufacturing a sub3ti tute for lumber from rice straw, an abundant and burdensome product. Charles I>. Young, a Denver (Col.) boy of fifteen, has just built the smallest coal-burning locomotive in existence. It is about five feet long and weighs 235 pounds. introduced The submarine boat, into Italv recently, which is spherical in shape has thus far given greater promise of success than anything that has been ex perimented with. Miss Flora Grace, of Iowa, is the in ventor of a cooking thermometer which marks the boiling point for meat, the gently simmering altitude and the vary ing baking points for meats, bread, cake and pies. A recent contract provides for street lighting in Paris on a novel plan. Power ^distributed by the compressed air sys tem to a great number of small motors, each of which supplies current for a small number of lamps. Crushed steel—made by crushing in a gtarap-mill high-carbom steel quenched in cold water from an excessively high temperature—is being used for cutting stone. It is very hard, and cheaper and move effective than emery. Incandescent lamps placed near the oeiling will cause it to blacken, contrary to general belief. The blackening is not due to unconsumed carbon, but to a cur rent of hot air which deposits black particles on contact with a cold surface. The.aerqphor is a new inveationffrom Germany of great importance in textile factories, and is being introduced into the factories of England as tvell as Ger many. It is an apparatus to diffuse mois turenecessary for spinning without injury trhealth or machinery. Tests of aluminium bronze have been commenced at the Watertown Arsenal, Massachusetts, under the auspices of the Government. The tensile strength was shown to be over 90,000 pounds to the square inch, and the transverse strength 000 pounds on a one inch square kr. The projected new way up the Matter horn, in Switzerland, is interesting engi neers. The.rails will cease at the base •fthe “sugar-loaf” and the ascent is to be accomplished by a succession of eleva tors from one point to another, It is supposed that the work of construction will occupy about four years. An important innovation has been in troduced in the shape of a machine for preparing molds for casting. The ma chine is designed to produce a complete mold at one operation, and thus to re place skilled hand labor in making molds from pattern, plates. It is claimed that a lad can operate, the machine with the as sistance of a laborer, and is able to ram imd mold as many as 100# boxes per day. By means of an electric wire at Do meae, transmitted France, the po–’er of a ivaterfall » three and a quarter miles from its source, to a paper mill, and there utilized to the extent of two hun dred horse-power. In the winter, when the deep snow for about two months prevents any but electric communication between the generating works and the •“ill, the power is sent as usual, and the machinery of tlio paper miU is kept in motion. r* A eiwncl’9 Reservoir. Admiral D. D. Porter, who once went to iMorth Africa to secure camels for in troduction into America, gives some in «gly teresting points about the value of these but useful animals. He says: “Iu their campaigns against Algiers the French were surprised to see their ®arnels although reduced to skeletons, making Mules forced inarches with their loads. in their condition could not have carried even their saddles. “A camel’s flesh is as good as beef, loucau hardly tell one meat from the other. Camel's milk is very good, as I toe. eau testify, because I used it in my cof “A camel generally drinks onco in three days, and, besides his four stomachs, he carries a sort of reservoir in which ho stores water. I have been told that even ten days after the death of a camel this reservoir can bo opened and tea or fifteen pints of clear, drinkable water taken uom it.” lllphtherctio Birds. About Biphtheria, which has beca lurking Paris ever since the influenza opi ■wnic, bus attacked the birds. The dis Jixrdiri •overy seems to have bcea made at the dos Iflantes. The mou of science V' c birds to have satisfied themselves that di* not communicate the dls case to maukiad. It h:ui prevailed hmongst- *fi pigeons, and some pigeons in e markets were proved to have suf f ' r ed ftom it; but in no case did tho tease spread to perstj»s who came in contact with the infected birds.— Com towial-Ailcertiter. SCHLEY COUNTY NEWS. WHAT CURES! Editorial Difference of Opialoa ea an In. portant Subject. * s tho fores that ousts disease: and 18 t, ?r \ n 0it convenient apparatus for apply „ i in • r it? How T far is the regular physi tonics only the material representatives of I.^S^1g “^personal intlucuce on our health? and S–gSjl3g 3 C: so do the faith cures and the mind c 111 ’ 68 , a-nd the so-called Christian scientists, ant the four-doliar-and-a-half advwlsising ail itinerant.^,oiid hit, the patent medicine men. They and they ail miss, and the great dif ference—oua great difference-in the result is that when the regular doetors lose a pa tient no one KrumU.es, and when the irregu lar doctors lose one the community stands on end and howls.— Ilochaster Union and Advertiser. Nature cures, but nature can be aided, hin dered or defeated in the curative process. And the Commercial's contention is that it is the part of rational beings to seek and trust the advice of men of good character who have stu lied the human gvstem and learned, as far as modern science" lights the way, how far they can aid nature and how they can best avoid obstructing her.— Buf falo Commercial. It is not our purpose to consider the evils that result from employing the unscrupul ous, tho ignorant, charlatans and quacks to prescribe for the maladies that afflict tho human family. We simply declare that the physician who knows something is better than the physician who knows uothiug, or very little indeed about the structure and the con ditions of the human sVSem. Of course “lie does not know it n\L”~Roeheatsr Momina Herald. I have used Warner’s Safe Cure and but for its timely use would have been, I verily believe, in my grave from what the doctors termed Bright’s Disease.-D. F. Shriner, sen ior Kditor Scioto Gazette. Chiilicothe, Ohio, in a letter dated June 30, 1${K). Wife —Horrors! Husband, I’ve just heard there is a case of smallpox in the flat above us. Husband—Yes, I know about it. That’s all right. It's the young man who plays tho flute. Malaria cured and eradicated from tho system tho by Brown’s Iron Bitters, which eti tion. ne ties blood, tones tho nerves, aids diges Acts like a charm on persons in general ill health, giving now energy aud streng.h. American dentists p ick away every year in detective teeth about 1,800 pounds of gold, worth about $450,009. Do Vn Ere* Specalate? Any person sending «« their name and ad dress will receive information that will lead to a fortune. Beni, laftrU A Boourity Building, Kansas City. Mo. A medical philosopher *»ys th^t matrimoDv wirnuth and ends with a chill. Woman, her diseases and their treatment. 7? page*. illustrated; price 50a. bent upon ra ImWVs Chinese Headache ('tire. Harm leas in effect, quick anil p©skiv« $1 in action. boUlo, Sent prepaid on receipt of atjkaitoas per CU> Ate Aduior – Co.. 521 Wyandotte Oklahoma Guillediuok and Map eent any where on rooeipt of .Vic to. Tyler A Co.. Kansas City. Mo. If a£ O •. Isaac TlioniP" son’i 7S Rkkohiiam’s Pills cure Stek-Heaffnohe. Catarrh in the Head Originates in scrofu ous taint to the blood. Hence the roper method bjr which t# cure catarrh Is to purify Ike blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms and the danger of developing Into broneh-tis or Uial terribly fata* disease, co sumption, are entirely re nt. ved by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which cures cata rh by purifying the blood; it a so toues np the system. “For 29 years I have boon trooeted with catarra In the head. Indigestion ami general debiBty. I never had fnlth to such medicines, MK concluded to try a bottle of Hood’s Snrsapullla. It did uie o much good that I continued its nse tl l I have taken five iiotues. My tie 1th has greatly tm; roved, .ml 1 feel like a different w man."—j>na J. B. itna, tl Rich mbs St., Newark, N. J. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by aU druggist*, it; six tor ^S. FrcparcU oul/ by C. i, HOOD * CO„ Loire*, Man. IOO Doe ©3 One Dollar VASELINE -A Fan A ONE-DOLLAR. DILI, sent us by mo* wo will (IrtHiri», fri-e >* nil charge*, to any pen i sou In Uio Unit <1 states, all of the following articles, car©* fully packs i: One two-ouuc<* bottle of Pur» Vaadtao, - - lBctx One two-ounce bo«le of Vaseltoe Pomade, - IS “ One Jar o f Van line Gobi Cream, - - - - 15 “ On* Or Ice ot Vaseline Ganubor i#o, - - - 10 “ Oue Cake of Vaseline i-oup, unseonte ', - 10 “ - One Cake of Vaseline Soaa exqu isftely scented,25 “ Ouo twe-ounco butt e of Wfito VaooUuo, - - 23 “ «uo Or/Or postarr* stamps *n» sin its mdie’s at the pries uanted Oit no neconnt be prrmm-.led to acoept from pour unless druggist anij faseline or preponttion therefrom labelled with me- name, bnansne you will cer tainly receive nn imitation which has tittle or no value CfctMUhrtKiirli life. Oo.. -Ji ?4tnie St., N. V. DROPSY TREATED FREE. rotulively Csrml with Vegetable Reatedies Uar» rur»>d thonrimds of cnees. Cure patients first dose nr« noueoed Uo|eolMM hr best physKiions Fr.>m symptoms otwH’P 00 ' ; >“ t“« rtsjw st. least tw. -thirds all symptoms removed, ttoud tor live book teslimo niiils of niirtt. ot .nn oaves. trio), Ton days’ in treatment fresbyinai'. upon muter send lte vtanips to pay pnatmre. L»h. H. H. OttHBN A .-son a, Atlanta, La. \ m U in I 'te j i ! — domes Every Week — Finely Illustrated — Read in 460,000 Families. TBe Five Double Holiday Numbers. COMPANION Youth’s A 1 ph->\ v ->\ Thanksgiving, CSirrstmas, New Year’s, Easter, Fourth-of-July. it Jv,: L- * i- ^ FREE TO 1891. n—.v'. 1 T» *«y Sew^BbifHber tvlio WILL GUT OUT ami oeml bi this ndver tlecmor.t, with name and Post-Office address and 61.75, we will send The Yoath's Companion FR.EE to Janaary 1,1891, nud for a full year *N from that date. This offer includes the FIVE DOUBLE HOLIDAY 8a NUMBERS, and all the ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY SUPFLEMENTS. 45 Address, THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, Boston, Mass. (pRISTMAJ-W! Iuunnec Against Olieuc. In certain instances there have been ar the rangements head ef mode family between that a physician fixed and should a a amount be paid for each dag the various mem ters of the family continued in good health. But should sickness enter the household, the physician's Such usual stipend was discontinued. an agreement is founded on common 'cn.se, tor we don't want t® be made well, we want to be kept well. There is a great deal of Kiueeeaaary sickness resulting from a want of iirefnl attention to bodily requirements, veep the blood pure, keep the functional -mbits of the body regular, counteract the ef fects of the exposure by always having a bot household tle of lb-. Johu Bull’s Sarsaparilla in tlfe attaelTof illness anu using it in anticipation of an or when the very ill's t symp toms are manifest. Disease will not trouble you if you will heed this good advice. It is an excellent preventive of disease and decay, us well as a safe cure.— Marin* Bannsr. Housekeepers’ Helps. Baked Quinces.— Bake ripe quinces until done and very soft. When cold, strip off the skins, place iu a deep fish and sprinkle with sugar and serve with cream. Pumpkin Pastry. -Boil a pumpkin and mash it up. Season with pepper and salt to taste and :uld n teaspoonful cf cream. around Make a thoroughly. pudding paste to put it. Bake Cup Cake. —Two cups of Bngar, enc cup four of butter, of flour, four eggs, teaspoonfuls one cup of milk, bak cups two ing powder and one teaspoon of lemon extract. Bake iu a large flat loaf. Stowed Prunes.— Wash, drain cover with cold water, let soak several hours or over night. Stew in this water, add sugar to taste, with just enough water to cover. Fine; served very cold, with any forms of bread given, are highly nutri tous and gently laxative. Potato Soup.—Three pints of rich milk, one pint of mashed potato, two tablespoonfuls of butter, pepper aud salt to taste. Boil the milk, add the potato and boil again, stirring frequently that the potato may become thoroughly dis solved, and season just before serving. Serve very hot. Spice Cake . —One cup of brown su gar, half cup of butter, two eggs, two tablespoons of molasses, half cup of milk, one teaspoon of cinnamon, one each of cloves and allspice, half a nutmeg, one euo baking of chopped raisins, two teaspoons of quite stiff. powder and euough flour to make Crisp Cookies. —One-half pound su ga-, one-half pound flour, one-quarter pound of butter, a third of a nutmeg, three eggs. Cream the butter, add the sugar and yolks of the eggs, beat until light; stir in the stiff-beaten whites, the nutmeg and flour; flour the board, toll, cut and bake in a quick oven. Onion Soup. —Three pints of milk in which six good-sized onions have been boiled makes a delicious soup, seasoned to taste with butter, salt and pepper, thickened, if desired, with a tablespoon ful of corn starch made smooth in cold milk. Onions are much nicer boiled in milk than in water. Queen Fritters— Take one glass ©f water and two ounces of butter and put on the stove in a saucepan. When Ibis comes to the boil, add half a pound of flour and stir till stiff. Take off the fire and add six raw eggs separately, beating each one ns added till a soft dough re sults, then fry in lard iu pieces the size of a walnut. Crab Apple Jeli.y.— Wash Sibe rian crab app es, quarter, but do not core, put in a kettle, and cover with cold water; cook until soft. Strain twice through a jelly bag. Put the juice on and boil twenty-five minutes. Add a pound of sugar to every pint of juice, with the juice ©f one lemon. Boil until it jellies. IIickory-nut Layer Cake.—O ne cup of sugar, half a cup of butter, half a cup of milk, two cups of flour, two eges, two teaspoons of baking powder and a cup of chopped raisins stirred in last. Bake in lay ers and ice wiih boiled icing which has bad a cup of chopped raisins stirred in. This is an excellent recipe for company. Cream Chocolates. — One quart of granulated sugar, half a pint < f boiling water, half a pound of baker’s chocolate. Pour the water on the sugar, mix well, and leave it to boil ten minutes without stirring. Place the saucepan in the cold water, and stir briskly until it becomes stiff enough to handle. Mold it in little balls and put aside to cool. Break the chocolate in small pieces and put it in a bowl in the top of a boiling tea kettle. When melted, remove the bowl and drop in the balls one at a time; take them out with a fork and place on a buttered paper. o_ jlRON FENCE SIXTY STYLES FOR CEMETERY – LAWN CATALOGUE FREE J. W. RICE,ATLANTA, CA. nryoi^yo rtnilO'.lo new Milo law B. Me claims. –C). A ^ ly Atiorneyn, 141D F St.. Wanliiagtou, D. C. limuch DiUces, Cicvelnuil, Delrolt.Chicago. Tk-3 Magnet and Hypnotism. A curious fact is that if tlie hypnotized subject, in a state of lethargy, grasps the north pole of »» magnet, he is tilled with intense joy, and sees beautiful flames issuing lroin the end of the magnet; if, however, he is connected with the south pole he is profoundly miserable, aud usu ally flings the magnet away in horror. If the north pole is placed in his rigid hand and the south pole in his left he becomes entirely passive, the two currents pro ducing entire indifference to anything. The over-excitability of the nervous sys tem is such in the hypnotized person that you poisoning can bring about all the symptoms of tity of the by strychnine if n small quan .poison in a sealed glass tube is placed on the skin in front of the neck. A tube containing brandy will produce all tiie signs of drunkeness, and a tube of opium will bring about nil the symptoms of a man under the influence of that po tent drug .—Loudon Court Journal. Owing to exposure 1 have l>een indisposed with acute rheumatism about six months. Mv skill failed to afford me relief and 1 was ,induced that to try It entirely Bull’s Sarsaparilla, aud must confess cured me. I t is decide ly parilla.— superior J3. to all other preparations of Sarsa IS. Alien , M. D., Brandon, fly. All sanitary rubbings of the body or limbs should invariably be, in direction, toward the heart. _____________ Bnown’s Iron Bitters curei Dyspepsia, Ma laria, Biliousness and OenOral Debility. Gives Strength, aides Digestiou, tones the nerves— Nursing erea Mothers, es appetite. weak The best and children. tonic for women An English tliat official report concerning diet in prisons, says a cent’s worth of split worth pens is equal in nourishment to 9 cents of beef. _ When medicine is given a child, parents like to f«el it is a safe and proper one. Such a remedy is Dr. Bull’s Worm Destroyers. {STnf.’aS'KwSari'Si'a. Timber, r.™ ..I in Missouri, Kansas, Texas and Arkansas, bungn i aud sold. Tyler – Oo.. Kansas City, Mo. C-® Wm i,Vl tt i If ONE ENJOYS Both tho method and results when S^rup and ofFigais taken; it is pleasant gently refreshing promptly to the taste, and acts Liver and yet Bowels, cleanses on the Kidneys, the tem effectually, dispels colds, head- sys aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. only Syrup o Figs is the duced, remedy pleasing of its kind ever pro to the taste and ac ceptable its to the stomach, prompt in action and truly beneficial m its effects, prepared only from the most its healthy and agreeable substances, many excellent qualities com mend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. and Byrup $1 bottles of Figs is for sale in 50o gists. Any by all leading drug reliable, druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRAN CISCO. CAL UmVlLLE, Ki. VEW YORK. N V. * «'?- \r s 1 COLD ■ HEAD m • r* r> m ■t gSraafiM Jiffs? ■I* m/r v.. • H ifMsc , fii; rrr ' H ^ i E ■ . TDiSO'B REMEDY FOR ( ATARKH.—Best. Easiest to use. ■L cheapest. Relief is immediate. A cure is certain. For Cold in tlie Head it has no equal. A A It Is an Ointment, of whleh a small particle Is applied to tlie nostrils. Price, 50c. Sold by druggists or sent by mail. Address, E. T. Hazkltine, Warren, Pa. All 8 I” 9 AVBl 1 I i fi B Sure cure for Hheumattsm wllkail ■ R 9” SNlitarvsslilom and Hour. Ordinary requlra eases or ever more Hum one bottle. Price D'J.ftll per bottle. W.W. WIIAN N, Box 835. New Orleans, La. PATENTS Patrick O’Farrell, ft’MtSoiKt.'ftS TELEGRAPHY I AND LEADING MCIIOOL MOUTH. Cutalogu a free. COUCH – LT GF.NHEEL, Senoia, Ga. Let eve enfeebled woman know it! ere’s a medicine that’ll cure her, and the proof’s positive! proof Here’s the — if it doesn’t do you good within reasonable time, report the fact to its makers and get your money back without a word—but you won’t do it! The remedy is Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription—and it has proved itself the right remedy in nearly every case of female weakness. It is not a miracle. It won’t cure everything—but it has done more to build-up tired, enfeebled and broken - down women than any other medi cine known. Where's the woman who’s not ready for it? All that we’ve to do is to get the news to her. The medicine will do the rest. W anted — W omen, First to know it. Second to use it. Third to be cured by it. The one comes of the other. The seat of sick headache is not in the and brain. Regulate the stomach y° u cure lt - P^ PlCr “' S PclIetS , thfS , i reSTUlalorS. o nfl’Tinm n - '• Shoe* nr# wn^iiuna warranted, nml every pal* liua his name and price stamped an bottom. CD fl'iiBB viJ2oo hffl 111 iiliiii W$ES m Isti 00 m 2 5 ass*. L y J5H75 ?^Sov5 IfipO %rM in :Vi $E$ W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. FO» –r*Send address on postal for valuable Information W, L. DOUGLAS. Brockton. lUau, For Coughs $ Colds K /f fj There is no Medicine like SELiOM'tgbS Sch on l 1ULM0NIC DR. SYRUP. SCHENCK’S HBSgWjggj ____ jo i StSTdlAS a/cs does opium It iqpleasant not anything contain to Injuriomi.' the a particle taste and ol It gjFfjSEjsSS g or is tho llestOoughltledicinefnthe World. For Sole by all Druggists, Price, $1.00 per bottle. Dr. Schenck’s Book on Consumption and its Cure, mailed free. Address fir. j. H. behenolt – Bon, Philadelphia. WHEN VW YOU VISIT ATLANTA, * Don’t Knil to Stop at m.UE’H JEW. Kl.UY STORE, 13 Whitehall Street. 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