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The South’* tnt«l«niilM
Our esteemed contemporary, the An*
pu«ta ( hmnicle, doe* not now look at
political or economic questions from the
fc’outliern standpoint. It probably re-
pa rd* itself aa a national organ.or a sort of
cosmopolitan journal, whoa® duty it is
to regard Southern questions, or
democratic questions, in a large,
unprejudiced way. How it performs this
duty—whether by straddling the sec
tional line or by getting on the other
side of it—its amused rearer’ know.
Alter examining the tariff qiestion
carefully from every point of view as
ntomologist would a new variety of
A Mater Itrpiilillr. j Cam anil ll»«a In Gr nrv |
There is every reason to l^liere that | Hon. W. J. N art ben, jr»-i.len
the teptihlic of Brazil will Hand. It la j Georgia State Agile -sltuial . v «m|
adjaci nt to kififlrcd in:dilutions and is a in Macon yet-farday. Tin* day i.
not very df-tant neighbor to the greatest spout in Perry, and tl ere saw sm
republic on earth. The very fact that that waa calculated to gladden t
inrt Hie \v«.
of she
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m*-* nt bT rad at ns- on t ntomologist would a new variety ot
AD VEkiTEKM(you for each bag, the Chronicle gravely announces
bmetloo. Peats, funeral aa niar- ^ a( ..jj j n f nvor 0 f cotton goods
S5/£■%£*. ^ ffrstisssi
55? a* 1-.1L. aa 1 ”
• red*4 or contract advert Uinc rurnune*
ar^kwttoa AdvertlwsneBUm W*«ttV i»us
• < *^ > T;i?rrin-n»i' 1 Mum..'!»
Bret IIakte turn liai Ilia "motif” lot
another novel. Ill* inn I'M run away
with a Now York man's wifo.
Boston i« » groat city an J n W-OOO.COO
firo will not «t It iwick. Tito nta of the
ruina will soon 1* handsomer than ovat.
That delightful cichange, tho Con-
grMsional ttcord, which suspended pub
lication last March, will reauroo to-<l;iy
and for many months to come will adorn
th« editorial tables of the land.
Hon. A. J. Holmes, ex-congiwaman
from Min moots, U to be aergraut-at-
annsof th. Houre. He will probably
thine in hi. new sphere with more lustra
than he did aa congressman.
Now THAT Now Orlcana feels reason
ably sure of the new navy yard the
wants tho government to build a bridge
itmm the Mississippi just below the city.
Mo :«>ty is a flower which docs not at
tain ita highest perfection in New Or
leans.
State’s ArrnRvEV LotfOKXEaran made
a powerful SI - ch in opening the argu
ment for th< iroeecution of tho uu-n who
are now on ti ml for tho murder of Ur,
Cronin. To the outside world the shadow
of a big gallows loims in the sky just
over Chicago.
TUB dramatic critio of the New
York Herald is wise loyond the wont of
men. He saye that Madaroo MoJjedta's
“Rosalind” is "an ideal beyond ectypnl
effort.” Such a gem could not lie found
ontside the columns of Manhattan Island
journalism. _____
The Associated 1’ress agent who wrote
the account of the great fire In Boston
last Tlmiwlay U the pomemor of a wild
poetic imagination. lie «p> a'.t of
“embers, some of them aa large at
bricks, falling like snowflakes In all di
rections” Ih« image of burning snow-
flakes at big aa bricka cannot fail to
strike the dullest comprehension.
The Atlanta Constitution of yesterday
announces Hon, James IL Blount as a
candidate for governor. This is kind of
the Constitution, but Mr. Blount has a
habit of making hit own announcements.
Therefore the aforesaid statement lack,
at least one important element of autl.cn>
ticity. It may be considered reliable
when Ur. Blount says to and not before.
Mr.William A. Pam* has an article
in'the December number of The Korum in
which i,*- pule the total number of mcn,-
bert of the Farmers' Alliance at (01,th 0.
HD climate b ridiculously small. The
alliance has nearly ltf.OA members, in
ireucBt* and usn> sudd thsn tfcs? In
Texas. Mr. l’effer ought to add SUV.OOl
or 400,000 to bb estimate.
Tub woman of Boston are not half to
anxious to vote as they pretend to he.
They are now allowed the franchise in
the election of scIho! commissioners.
Last year 00,000 of them took advantage
of it, but the total rrgbtia h n of women
for tba approaching election b only
10,tot. Can it be that female suffrage ie
a failure in the city of strung rniuded
and manly women!
It Is retd that Ora Russell A Alger
of Michigan has already begun hb cam
paign for tha republican presidential
nomination in 1092. If tha rep rU of
what Oen. Alger ip-nt in a short ,[*irt
for a similar honor tail year are any
where near the truth hbpicketbook
will b, mighty tick before the conven
tion meets. It it probable that the boys
an laying for Alger.
Blau and Cheadla want tile federal
govern meat to send troop, into Virginia
because, ae they say, 00,000 republican
votes were suppreaeod at the hut election.
Yet the returns show that the total Tot.
polled was within 10,000 of that cast in
the preeidcutial election. In faw state,
as large as Virginia have the totals In a
pnsMeotial and gubernatorial election
been so cloee. Home reason for sending
Uw troop, will have to he invented.
Tint foreign holders of the dbputcd
Virginia bond, are a hopeful and ener
getic set of fellows. They keep Mr. VV.
W. Royal! of Richmond constantly em
ployed as their attorney, and ha seems
to be a man of many rcaoorcea Hu
latest move is to arrange a conference
between a commissioner from the state
and a commission to be appointed by the
bondholders. Mr. Royall seems to be
making a deteimined effort to earn bb
face.
Tut democrats came within fifty-elght
vote, of beating the republican candi
date for mayor in Providence last Tues
day- TWe were enough scattering
votes to prevent an election, a majority
of all tha votes rest being renui.it,.
Another i Ice,ion has been ordeiel, ard
tha democrat, an confident of a victory
yr? tl»* field. IW iwtrt i
will probably he a rcUahle democratic
state. The cause of tariff reform
morchicg on.
President Cleveland b a fortunate
man. Four years sgn be bought» , ■„<*
on the light, just outrid. of Washing,
ton, which with the improvement, lie
pat ’ ‘ u 1 ‘ ‘ *
taken off every mill North and
.South would be trloaed n six months.'*
If this be true, there iaever.v rev o > in
the world why mill owners show d ipend
their money and breath liberally in de
fending the tariff. According to the
Chronicle, it is the tariff which enables
them to charge the prices for their goods
that make th«m rich, and the
Mah-achusetta manufacturer* who only
returned thanks to the Almighty lait
Thursday for dividends of from 10 to 24
|MTCi-nt. on money lovested in cottm
mills hhould have made oLeidanoe to the
Holy Tariff instead. Without itthey v o Id
be reduced to the same level with the
poor devil of a fanner who is glad to
get out even at the end of the year. But
we refuse to believe that our deb, skill
ful. long-headed manufacturers are help-
lew creatures, indebted to public charity
for all the wealth of which they are so
proud. They earned tome of it. On
the contrary, we believe they are quite
a’ capable of taking care of themselves
a-» are less powerful and less intelligent
men, as the fact that they sell t* me mil
lion dollars' worth of goods iu foreign
countries every year seems to show, ■
the people of Brazil deposed a
nevolentand much loved monarch piove*
how deep waa their determination to
establish a free government. Every day
that has pesMd vine® tl.ey took that *t» p
has a' 4 j.| to the confidence of the people
at homo and abroad in the stability of
the new repul I q
As Bmxit ha* come into closer political
sympathy with us, fre h inteiest attaches
to the mources and |ros|ect* of that
country. It has an aie.t nearly as forge
as tiie United 8 ates, containing 8.W0,-
000 square mile* against our 8-<’U.b4»
square mile -. exclusive of Alnrk-i, In
)Oi>ulatl< n Brazil falls away lelow us.
counting only about M.OOO.i 0 > against a
populnti n in lie Unite.1 htntisof pr<d»-
ably (•S.OOO. O'. And only alwmt half
the population of Brazil are wldtiw—the
rest aro Indians anil negroes. The te-
public as it now stands issub-divlded into
twentv-two states, whose exact r< ltticn*
to the general government have not been
fully determined. Much has been done
in the way of railroad development In
the last ten year’, but th» re are yet in
the entire nrea of Brax.l only C.« 0»ndleaof
raitw ay or h-na than in II e ah te of Penn-
s>ivania alone. Brazil has 7.6UO miles
of telegraph lines, all under government
control. It contains the grvatest river
in the world—the Amazon—which is
4.MKJ miles long and at its mouth a veri
table inland sea, having a width of 180
miles. It drains 800,000 square mil* a of
territory in Brasil alone. The Amazon
and most of ita tribuii r.e* are remarka
bly favorable to navigation. They are
almost free of shoal* and rapids and ve-
sels can go almost to their i o .fees. Ti<
of a patifoiic Georgian,
county farmers canio to t<>
wagon hauls of corn for Hale, i
same county Mr. Northen sa;
"fields full of hog".” These ai
signs indeed. '\ hey are v
aio her county I* titles Hou
they show that the lurmi rs u
are becoming intlefienihhi of
aii vof the Wist. They n j
cotton last y. ar than tiiey «
re, but nl ng with it they
a larger proportion of tin ir i
Never in the bishryot the
there so much corn in Ow>r r ia
much GeorKiarni.-cd mi
farmers of the state w i I htve to • uy lcs»
provisions for the coming yi ar than they
ever Lought before. TI.ev' have m re to
sell than they ever Imd Leioie. It
evident, therefore, that t' ey
better oil. A r. markable
incident occurred in a Soutli Geoigia
ounty a fow weeks ago. A farmer
wno had hoar fed several bun ,red dol
lars in his house was robbed of the
amount. His mhfor.uue was nofoed
throughout tho vicinity and,within a
short time the farmers of that county
had dep.«ited over «1 0.000 in the hank.
It was money w Icli they l.al sated up
just as their un or u ate neighbor had.
Not one of them supposed tlmt so much
money w as hoarded by the hr ners *«f
the county until tlieio came a i ra ticul
suggetdioo ll.a they rhouhl sevk
place t- T its uepnwit.
mu ti e tax on
k1: tho itenaltie!<
least some of the factories would continue ! nntur.il advantages forcotumtr.-ein Ora-
to run, even if the tariff were wiped out ?ii are, therefore, exceptionally great.
- which, by the way, nobody pro|io*esto 1 Tne young npubl o sturls with many
if for no other purpose than to sup
ply this foreign demand.
But tlie C trouicle's lofty, dispassion
ate, unprejudiced, unsectb nal attitude
belter nhown by another paragraph of
(Im> ir.icle from which we have quoted.
'The .South," it sa>s, “i* stdl intuit rant.
It Mvmslo look on men who are in aror
of moderate protection for the develop
ment of the marvelous resources of it*
ow n section as traitors to the Democratic
party." “Is still intolerant" ts pretty
good. When did the Chronicle find out
tiial the South is and has been intoler
ant? About tbetime it began to advocate
the republican policy of taxing the many
that the few might t e rich, was it not?
But the Chronicle ought not to lie too
liat<J (>n tho South, whose people have
not the broad, philosophic, un prejudic'd
mind of its own editor, nor hi* pouor of
cico discrisias&a in politics! matter?.
Because of this limitation, which should
excite the Chronicle'* pity and not an
uucharacteristio resentment, they find it
diilicult to believe tlmt a (Htper which
calls itself democratic but advo
cates republican principles, which
supports derm*ratio candidates by
declaring that the currying out of the
democratic pol cy would Involve the
ountry in over* helming disaster, is
• ry much of a dun era tic piper after
II. DuUwrds thut they are, they cannot
idp thinking tlrat such ad vocutes cannot
honestly hope for democratic success
If they do, Iht y are false to tlndr coun
try, though faithful, in a half-hearted
sort of way. to their |«rty.
We bo|t> the Chronicle will lake these
few fact* into considv ration, and excu-e
the South's "intolerance" as far aa per
sonal faeilng will allow it to do sa
Onb of the most deplorable fire* that
grave n*| on ibtli. i*—. not the leant of
which is u debt of $5 • ’.bOO.OUO fort by
the empire. Tin o 1 srk for the sjtcerly
rtduciion of this burden is not
bright, as tlit estimated re>eiu>
for tho next yeur Is i81,0dU,UU)
while tiie eHirmatevl expenses of tin* gov-
* rnment ni. f 8". .tbO.Ooo. There is a strong
conlidence, l.owerer, among the leader*
of the rrp iblio that the country w ill de
velop rapidly, that it will receive much
immigration and large investments of
domestic and foreign capital, and that
the tit auecs of tiie government will im
prove very soon.
Hitherto the Ui ited States hat had
nothing like the o •mmcroe with Bras I
which it* position anti advantu; er sboul
command. Of the $.23.10>Oft) of Bra
zilian imports I>»t yeur K .gland fur-
nislied over 40 per cent. !• ranee, Oer-
many and Spain all surpassed the United
Ktates in the CMU)|>etiii >n for tlmt valua
ble trade. Our totul exports to Brazil
last ve.ir were only $7.1x11.008. The rew-
*on of thfo pair shown g is not to b.
fuun l In any ptd cy of the fallen emj ire.
nor can wo expect the new republic t-
help luatt'r*. Ti>e fault ia in <>ur<elve*.
It ilea in our false economic »y*tei
which, under the false pretext of |>n>u*
lion, ha* lettered our cutnnierio at
cripp t d ur lomjietitioO with •'titer u
tiona in the mat kela of t.ie worlJ.
of the In twenty yraj
T. Wat'in Iowa Ins fall, i
<**or<jhc in/the same per
uictl.ing vroob-n goods by
Ik- befart perlmps doubled.
II 'urtrm the *tate may <ii
n Hith wool lias str a i!y
i I in the she pays f< r the '*prot*etiun** of wool
1 he saw have constantly Increased. Tho arrange-
hoj eful j inent by which sho paid for 70 per co it.
n many j of protection on the wool her | cop'.e
»*n — nd used and roceived «•*» per cent, of {irotec-
i»*-«rgiaItitti on the wool tiny produced waa
.»• griin- never a |nyitg one for her, ai d It i*
'•■I i.tore yearly becoming lo« ar*. I'nweolion dues
r i.i.ird ■ not make wool ^rowing a profitable buti-
•rotiuthed m-ea, a* tlu- raj id dartaw ol iowa llockr
-u|>ilun. povts; lut t oupli Iowa |N-ople can
Hie was ai-audon ti.e tup»fl able luhticss o«
crilw or ; wo I growing, they cam ot lUni o the
t. T 0 I obit of wearing w oolen elm Inn, The
• uy Ics< cold climate mu. iir t> at irup «.ible.
It fo a ch facts i t these that make the
I er*is cm ciing.rig 0 tne peoj fo <if Iowa
to the l.v, ut'iicuti pursy irrvcotic.lal Ic
with tlu- iu- a iliut when they gu to t .e
I oils .they intend to vote fi r their ow n
interents. Are they controlled by the
prejudices nrourud by events of a quar
ter of a century ago and willingly vote
Hgainu their own interiiita in order to
spite tlioM- whom they esteem their ene
mies? Or aro they ho gei e.uu* a peo-
I e that they are willing to sac
rifice tin ir own interests that tho*e
of the richer, more pn»>| erous mnnufnc-
tari-r.ng centres of the Ea*>t may I e ad-
vamed still furthrr above the average
pros,criiy ofthe'O n rjf?
The la»t election m ty show, however,
cider j that the people oi I wa are Le«ouiing
either more literal patriots or more
MUCH:HI l> AMU FI LL
A Heir V»rk*r Touch** s'
I.lulli 11 Ire Mini Die*.
N,.. VuSK, N-.v.II.my Hat
age«l 88years, was killed by on e cl
shock to-night in front of th. d y »;«
eotoMiabment of Ifornhard cadin, on I
Eighth avenue, where he was employed. I
He, aaa • ed by Lawipnce Hugl e , was j
•trying into the aunq a Urge *bow ca»c
pr>'|Kir..tory to doting up. in raising |
the upper portkm I o came in contact I
with a Brush electric light wire over-
i-ead, *
lire rut rent was raaerd through tiro
metal i a it with wide the enow c-*e
was fiaiuetl at the jo nt where liur t-
nad l.oM of iL He titered a ptenn,
sin iek ami lei. to the gr U d. UU com
I union ft It no m ock, lie leafe» » **•«•
nd .w o chm.ren.
tiU I
BL’CERnXAB, Nor. 80.—[Spco-Bl.'—
Jack Drown, tire colored ;orur lor A.
1*. Brantly & t o., waa detteved etcalm*.
lothmg from the store beduy. Tire linn
took out a w. rranl for lua arrest, .but bt
gave leg bail. The marshal Marcho-.
Ids I ouse in d found goous to the amount
' t 0 « r l.iiu.- n> .i ' c.l.i .
ioe . uiinrsa nit n of the town think
if they can capture him it will nive tin m
some cluo to th rohio-ries that have bee.
ommiticd Iren* ne ndy.
falter—A let gram Iran just been n-
eivt-ti from BatterbOii staling he Irao
Ue.r arresie l.
The farmers o. G/urgia have lift, d unci I 0 ij lPr protect!, n »ts in their
decreased inn iy a mortgu
laiL
iviflah regard for tlulr own iu-
Tlrey are in better slu|.o than (toy have | errB t^ The effect ia the same in either
tw*n • Imw tha war. Th.y ban • a : a „j i..», ^ l«con» in tim.-
ext yt
►u plu-on wl.icii to beg
U'ttei credit and an out
respects is more cbe r.ul than those
drey Irave faced with such heroic cour
age for tire pa*t two decades. *
It Will !N«I »> IC< p nli-il.
The Chicago He. 11 thin * Cler r/e If.
1'endb toii was happy in the d ueof hi-
hath, in ti.nt it tuuie so>m enough to
•ave him the pain of arcing "his fa
mous civil Mr.iCH law repealed by the
• arty which Ui*t» him as a decoy for th-
D tiocratic jarty in tlrot legi-fotion.
which in its four years of drfiat contin
ued to hold most of tiro otlices under
hat law and which will n>>w repeal the
m anure the betnr to^get rii of the few , > a , . . _ —
aunuKTAU whom it nobt. in puUx HaktaitUl* total recripb rincoSopt 1
pUoe." In till. th. UeraU cr.'.lh. th. | ,twu - »,«S.8S1 Ulre, S,«IM«0
the reliable democratic s uto she used to
be and ought to tx* now isnotinrpoasihfo.
The vvo«d tux iv afaiut all she gets out o
the tariff, and that l« Lut a trifle com-
1 ared with what the tuila gets out 01
Iter.
cotton statement.
From tho Commercial and Financial
Chronicle's cotton article of Not. HO, the
following facts are gathered relative
to tho movement of the crop of tho post
week:
For tho week ending Fridty evening.
Nov. 29, the total receipt* reached
M/U bales against 2 8.807 hales laa 1
eck, 2.>l.4e8 bales the previous week.
'fire Coot nr Had ICo*d*.
The main ob*tac!c to the enactment
and eufo cement of ^ood road iawa, tin
chief ddliculiy in tiie way of The cun
struct!, n of good toads is the apprelreit-
siun of a heavy ex|«nsr. Thu. ia au il-
luatradoi of extravagance in the guim-
of economy. It rcjuirLW a llh r.d ex-
I* ndituie to make gMxl roads, t U true,
has occurred in thU country in a I »ng I l,u ^ ^ ,e * um ^ small in
tim. ... that ubich d,»trnv...l tl.r TOini.rbun with th. cortof UJ ruuu,.
Republican party with muro h. n.*4y nn.i
urugH tbau it potst jw s. Quay, Platt.
Blair am! t eir gang would indeed j refer
to be unhaiiipeied in tbo r wui k of trad
ing ofliccs for votes, but they realize that
h- civil ?er*ice law la on tho statute
•ook to stay, and are n-uiioed
o tbo ncce b ty of accomplish
ing their ei.d* by evasion, truk ry
ur lod dUregarl of it. There
in danger to th. m iu tliisronoe, l ut tin-
conditious untilr which they cxi.->t a-
|0 itiuii lead.-, s force them to r-at .t;bui
n.ry know if they were to op^nl; gu
oftt;U to the old spoils syste
pue-obl«* system t» ey would
ot office as soon as the people g«>i^n
ohanct al them. Tho trut • is tii.it the
td. a of civil ftvrvk-e reform wus never to
»liong as now ai d that it is com* un 1.
^rowlig stiauger. Like all reform.-,
this will be *he result of a g a dual— p. r-
•tips a slow — gniwtuof sentiment among
die prople in its favur, not of a revo.u-
bales for the same period of 1888, show
ing an increase since bept. 1, 188j, of
4t0.!16.* bales.
Tho receipts of all tho interior towns
for tho week were UI 8 -T boles.
Last year tho receipts of tho tuuno week
w tie l.Vi.,:-.'! bales.
Among th.* int. i .or town, tiie receipt.
nt Macon for tho week were 2,8lO boles
Last year tho receipts for tho week were
IjBi Lab
Tho old interior stocks increased
during the week 10.282 boles, and are
, C .7.9 bales less limn nt tho ran
“? 15 . j jieriod Innt year. Tiie receipts at tiie ran
e ‘*i lovvns j ave iniQ 1,102 bales le*s tha
the rame w eek last year and sineo Sept.
1 the receipts at all tiie towns are 1 1 $Vi
bales nioru limn fur tho ramo tunc In
time was that which destroyed the
Minneapolis Tribune building hafutd-iy
night. The rnateil d damage, great as it
was. ia nothing compand lo the lament
able loss of human life. Ten men
perfohed In the fiatues or kere killed bv
leaping from the burning building. They
were new»pa|>er reporters, printers, tele
graph opeiati r- and a prominent college
I resident who had gone to the oflice to
see that his adwrtUrmeut was pro,terly
placed. These men met death at the
punt of duty and their cruel fate c annot
tail to touch the lieart of mankind
wherever It la known. The great fire at
Lynn swept away acres of property and
involved a loss of millions, but it was n
far less caLunity than tho burning of
the Minneapolis Tribune buil ting. In
Lynn, fortunately, not a single human
life was lost. The boniblv death of ten
men, some uf them conspicuously use
ful in tlieir fields of latior, puts an im-
measureable dfotance between tho two
catastrophes. The Tribune was the lead
ing paper in the Noitiiwest. It will, of
course, soon tie established again, and it
L very probable that provuion will be
made for those who were dependent on
the victims of Saturday night's holo
caust.
Semxtor Vookiibes said to a reporter
in Indianapolis a few days ago in refer
ence to tho prospocta of the Democratic
party:
"I never felt ao confident of success
for tiie Democratic party as I do now.
I have a reason f. r the faith that is in
me, and U consists in the fact tiial on
tho migbtr issue of equal right* and
equal burdens of taxation the D. amende
party lias the eternal right fur ita plat
form. On this isms it wiU grind its ojo-
ponents to dust. It is only a q isstion uf
t ine, and of short time at tiut. The
light is tiaveUng fast on this subject."
The events of the past few months
have bet n enough to inspire the faith
which the senator expios-oa Demo
cratic iiu|wotwSJKt s!! CTCT
country and still rising.
CoxGMBSXA* Axos fa Craxnros, In
an attemjit to detract from Mr. Clevo
land s popularity, says: "It is not neces
sary, in ray opinion, to have a New York
vm o P man on the ticket in order to win." Mr.
it cost him about 0 <► 0. a”fo* Cummings evidently misapprehends the
dayx ago h# was offered tl5j,OQO f or u ' reason why Mn Cleveland is held so
but declined to sell. The rapid advance ,li k' h 1X1 tl * e ***tin!atlon of tiie democratic
of real estate at the capital and the D,UM 111% 001 because he is a New
prospective extension ol one of the fash- York n,ftn * but became be mads sn boo-
ioo&Ms avenues past the property ac- c ^ ctcnt onJ faithful President. Tiie
count for its rapid fnen-a-e m value. !tC ident of his residence in New York is
Mr. Cleveland was wise not to a C L-pt ■ one °f hi* smslleet cl tints upon the oon-
the pries offered. It is quite prt.b*bfo i tiJe, » ce wt^em of tiie country,
that in MtUs mors than thres years from i Tnz country will bear from President
this time h.* will fii.d it very cunvetuent i Ilarriaon Unlay Hs ha* much to ex-
to „ Te * suburban | plain and the prospect is that his mss
i aagt wiU Us Duixy, u nos aauatactory.
comj urison i
The less bubtainiil by rt*a on of bud rusdi
is 1* 0*1 couq u a'ioti, and there are
few bet.er iuvrotuitnti pnsnibfo in any
cumiminity than the expenditure ol
Millie.ent money to conutrui t m.d main-
t tin good jHitiifo thoruoghfarcs. An
agitatUm uf this q uwtiuu now going un
in iexaa pmmiSi** vsluadfi practical re
sult*. The people or that st ile i re Le
ginning to leulize the imj o.t i c o bet-
n r highways and the heavy fax which
tlM-ir in gleet in this nuttier has impoaed
upon them. Tne Oalvrstno News says:
"Over a very Inrg • am of Texa-
the road - are iui|«-M*ulc in wet weather,
during which the laruie<s are as effectu
ally pr« rented from o.arkwing (heirpro
duce as are the farmers of Dakota dur
ing a blizzard. It may be estimated th t
in consequence of bad roads this fall, the
farmers of Texas, nnahl# to market their
cotton early in il o s -a-on, lost $2.50u.<M>
—ths difference l>etwton prices in bep-
tewbrr and (Xt her and Novemier"
Till* sum, etiormous as it Is, rej re* • n *
only pnitof the kss which the ruis*r-
able lO'dauf Texas c.tuse«l to the formers
of U at state this falL The only insur
ance against a recuirmce of »uch Unims
lie* i.i tits construction of good n od*.
and toward that intelligent uuty the peo
ple of Texas are moving.
n Georgia something Is being dore
towaid road improvement, Imt it is far
too little. The press of the »Ute has en-
dcavo ed ‘ dilig. ntly to awaken po|>
11 if interest in this subject In
almost every community there an* a
few progteasive men who continually
appeal for a better public policy touch
ing road improvement, but the stale is
still far behind the condl ion It should
have attained in tbia sort of internal im-
|irovement It ia hard to make the peo
ple realize tbs importance and the value
of good roods or to understand how ex
ptD*ivi tad roads are. Int bscauw
pnrnw* ia road reform is dow thoe
w ho do imd* rstsnd and appreciate It4
value should not despair. Tlieir number
is increasing and the wise policy they
advocate roust prevail ju-t so sure as
Georgia is to keep pace w ith the times.
The severe weather of winter will soon
be upon us, and perhaps si me of the coo*
aervalive ctuens who have been beek
ward or indifferent in the matter of road
improvement may have an experience
with tlia average road In Georgia which
will convert them to progressive ideas.
don. No other kind of lelmtn ia wor«u I a,038,818 bales.
Tho total receipts from tho plantations
since Svpw 2,2auJ, arc S.3£,S if laics; :r,
ltNS were 2,9t)0,l89 bale*: m 1W7 were
having, for no i th- r can be founded on
the lb m con victim of the people that
ibi- Ui*w irurr of tilings s right, ju»i
.md exjN-di*nt. The rvpull.cau* cun
. efy the hw, rid.cule It. du tin ir best U>
bring it into LonU-mpl, but they cannot
ie|cal It, and wdi bud when they have
•lone their word that they havo only
weaken® i their own hoi I upon the con
fidence and respect of ti © voters of the
o 'iitry.
L«lnl Fla vs of Ills Jnts Trn«l.
The disastiou* fate which ha« over
taken several kin«:ied o nsptracies has
hud its effect on the jute timt. The
mngnat sof tlmt combination haveocn-
eluded to dissolve their pre-ent h a tie
and I cum a cor | oral for. Te plan u for
eight com|smies inreM-nilng a total
unnu d raped y of 81.8m 0 0 yan ■ to
cet them-elves in cor | or. te I under tin-
law ol West Virvfnia as the Amrrirr n
Msr.u a* turing (’«mpany whh Il.tOd.iOi
c piuL This arrangement will by no
mr oca Incmde i ll the manufactories of
jutehapRimt in thfo country. I . u t. cn I
of them, wjth an srgrrgate annuul ca
pacity of C0.6bO.U0 yarns, wfol u-main in-
ikprBdf I*
Nritlu r the apparent abandonment of
the trust nor the promised independ- f
i nee ot mill* re| res* ntbg about l.nlf the 0,1 Nv
capacity for the manufat tureof jute la*-- j c ‘ u ****
ging rlu uld im.urp the faimcis of tb»*!
hottth to rs'ax tlulr efforts to pnt»ct
themselves again»t the manipulations
and the squeezes of the jute manufactur
er-. It is Dit |retails that they will
do sa Tin y are in a condition to con
tinue their efforts in thfo dn etion with
twtter irospects of smeis than ever
Let ore.
It is very probable that an abandon
ment of cotton ^bagging at this t.tne
w« uld be tha signal for ai other levy on
the cotton f rowers t.y the jute ring. The
present condition of the jute trust and
the fair prospect of lively rompetiti n in
the in inufseturt of jute bagging is
largely due to the firm stand which the
farmers have alrvtdv made, ai.d their
Although tiie receipts at the outport‘ the
past week were 2 8.818 I ales, the actun<
movement from plantations waa :!01,<
5*i boles, the Ui lance going to in
crease tho stocks at the interior towns.
Last year the receipts from tho plantu*
tiaoe for tho souk* week wero , .8;,7.n
bah--. Olid for 1287 tiiey wore 9>-M8u
bales.
Tho imports into continental ports this
week have 1 sen 5 UJU bales.
These figures indicate an increase in the
cotton in sight to-night of 8.S,xV) bale*
a- compared with tho same date of 1888,
a <U crcosc of frl.787 bales as compared
with tho corrc>ij>onding date of 1887, and
an ii'Cicuso ot 3>.4&S Uik-sx* couipaicd
with 1886.
Tito Flnancbl and Commercial
Clironicle has the Mowing to sty of
tluf market tluctu^lions for Uw week un-
"the sprciilitinn in oottoi for futim>
d livery tit Hum market was much le«e
active e rl in the week under review,
with pm• s fluctuating wlti In naimw
I mits. Better w*nt<i r at ti e N u ll,
n • r.d rec. ipts at the |n>h*. and a dud.
UI'JA Ia. .1t ..t 1.4%. 11" I. e«» il»l.-l
ud.4 c-.tby a I r^e rx|Nirt movemonl,
winch preveii'cd any marked i c iiiuuhi-
.ion im stocks m lh‘% cihiiuiV. such u« fo
dint lhis-ta/eor t.ie oea«-n.
i.a«Uy fav.rpmd rev*red th
fvic'li it food inkeii for M-vt-rai
y*. nud III de a stronger report, cau**
g nere pretty l»n k Du. in r to cover
ntracts, sndatt a-ivsnoeof 0to 7 point*
on tl.e ii'I o pricei eirly In tne
»k. The hlgtur r. ngeof values le
- me piettv tievM-lling fart i« "heir"
. nt. i i>t the dr.oivud »ui s.iflfoi.-.u
«u im* a -tetvdjr »I 4>ig. Theouy.ng
tiled itoui .hs carl* uiontlia, with t>-
i.i cr K-a.i.ng. ea.t> in tiie dav, to th
rin.: it. nibs, witii Maio-i t« a ing. Lt«-
(totmtlD Ills
I Blai kstiear P«>r
iTIP 1.0 Y flits.
SjbttiiuMlrall)
Vaushati-l.ayflHU at Albany.
Albany, Dec. 1.—(8peci«LJ— At
residence of the bride s fuller ut 1020
o*tl>ck till* morning. Rev. D. H. Rags
dale officiating. Mi»* EiLt Belle Lay fit I
and Mr. It. B. Vaughan of Montgomery
were united in ho«y bonds of wedlock.
A l.ndv’srtianre or Marrying.
E' 6:7 women I10* a chance of "catch
ing a hud and," but it is co 0 ded that
young laoies betwien twenty ana
twenty-five yewn* of aft ar** nn reli el.
to tliaw t e in iiriun ni d pr rs. How
evi r it is not un unusual 1 .«ug to hear o
n e marriage of a lady who iuv« pas-e*
hw thr. e-Ljuarti r century mars. Yei,
ow can » woman, weak. Uh .rue«l, ii •
•rvated and lorui -ntcd br dt e.uw com
mon to h«*r sex, ho, .* to ln-o>im a liapp.v
wiieam moti.er/ Of cour e she can-
io.{ Yet by tiie iiiagicaid of Dr. I’ e ce'»
1 uvoiite 1'rt‘M*. ipti. 11, nil t«.ess a a te
ire HWrj t away. A” a powerful, uivl
oriting tonic. Dr. Fierce's Favorite I r -
-criptiun iinjans strvig hto the whol
• sum. and to tiie wouio and itsappenu-
ages, in ptrncular. For over worse.
'•worn-out," "run-down," Uehiti atiu
.eschers, milliners, drt-s nal. r*. oeatn
K.re ses, "shop-girls," h .nekivjKr.
.iUraing mothers, and f* e' fo women gen
. rady.it fo the gnat a. caitldy boon,
ueing unrqu. led na au *p,-eti»iug cordi .
.md lestorativc .onic,
Itplenrns and tT,e vptilnx.
Oh. mslsaehnly Xphlntt the haunt tog klws
Of t \y st di-•/«*,
Vexes say s«.ul «u<a; ca -s um to despair
With rny-4-iicfl
Ten deeply It klea in th > vast unknown.
Fur narrow Kenwjo, un her doubtful ih.-one,
T'jprehesfwsfw
The mrUi and won?
And wby the evil which we feel and see
lovely end »no .tu
fts »h* •
Ao I track the pnp«i
-1 1 • 11
rprt*.
• mtarsday.
way.
Why sh< old I ttrlve to ■». • the r^n«->n why,
rhroi.fX u row cl.ln -n?
Dark are thy rt .dies, aa 1 '»• o ul reply—
Oh. U-rtnitax H r-unt!
IfOool forervr hst war wUn III,
a Clod’a uneoaqucnUMj win.
I'll »«N*k uo bk re
i>s cry ot hUilcti-n,
f am; Ithtak; I love; an l while I Ura,
A r.d It Is day t
I will s^oy^MUM|». (teaa ft vs
J« y skips arouod nw» In the whol • *rrs air.
Add Good btCtod'i
r*
To solve th* tn>a:«ry
UeyoodtlK a of Rsaiwn is dvtloa
——sdarasiMw
—.—; sad
Aadit is day t
iy trwoblsailusstteaa
WbUayvtl may.
around nw tn Um wfo_
.Nature smtL-a: the uatvenM U
With heavenly liftit:
for me, the sum do* n joorn Us ray* of c kL
The rtvsrs ruU. on lad the doesrssufwtd
Tmir bloa«oas bright,
ror me the stars the ckvpent sky Uluma,
[1 spires * 1 ^
For me, the amp** |M« mellow on the stalh—
r or me wit *iMr»kv a kI old sages talk
of ankle
lbs lilltbe I ok carols la tne Hcht of morn:
Amt nmpvrs mow the sold -n-tMordsd ours,
Toaervemy aesda
For me. the vlnuum epa-klte hi the bowL
Aad woman's wile*,
Sweet aa hanwtf. invade my heart and soul
That love her srnll* a
Oh, Sphinx: th.v ikldha shut tne day I drt out!
1 alth Is the aa h r l f th* Uns devout,
AM untie fc*tr i?uUe:
And when my hot four eocnrs. may every fries
my I lived Ur »v Iy till the dwUa -/end—
Aid nrar ly died!
—Cnaru-e if sekay h T’mple B ir.
tlur ip-niiig
re p no* ton dm Urerpi«»
1.1 .ml. • ui ..11 liuprovuii- Ptol aaw
U tol owvil, t*u IS btf-ng u moi er..ti
ll.<4 vv. ic 1 was not wetlui *l t.lineal
Iom , at i.ouut me • est figures of it.
’I hr npnriwn Virtue *»r I' .niiu.lr
Must Ue iwimd In no rrtorry degr**
Ibise who brar ilv> |aaa or rhMtmalhaa wilts
•MKiiplauit V\ r i.av* o*vrr i.-or.l of such sa In
uividu.1. Hot w Uy not,* r« the Modena umityr
isou bSbiM. sxtln<m*h toe term of This atro-
• lotAS malady »uh ll«»t*.ter s Btoomsh Diuerw
• hi efficacy c* which aa a tnvmive of th
uiseae*. mi well aa a nnua o rofirvlmr it. U
»t-ll secaUhlird a «l aa'ply aibvied. d r.o/ lh<
Uua thirty -tve «*ais over ik i-f-hooU elan.,
tirm ltexpMnr4tesrm«a the t. o-1 times aerv.
I rtnri| Ire «t.ldi linn the twin aad latbufmau.ri
1 Laractrrlatir of ihw conijMatett, sbkh. it sLo ud
la recolh-rtrd. B always ual4r to imutnate Ui-
suddenly a hew It rtta. k* a «Mal tait. The Iht
ters aho esirl the virus of 1 asm frrtn u*
lent. itn.'iiLwdyvi'epaia. u««-r moi.plaint, 1 u 1
tatlnn 1 ml i..U.>i»n-**. t|«iU-ta the nerve* aba ui
»Igoraies Um whom 1 h>»^al_orx«uu m.
LIFt-’G [iSSTOilY;
It-Hinllr*an.l T*nra. Knehbtliewana of
l.fc*, um u,i wf B'.ii-lilno Nii'l glnOtn, »C'rt«l-
n«-«« and •«»rrow, richer and pm. rty, Im a.th
ami il.-BSM-. \\ *n.nvit:-|M 1 tin-C ' .
l»h tin* Mir row amt ,/iu »•• •; lout s r.iins
will •vvrtake ua,ao *•• r or latrr. 1« l, I nj*.
plJy,Ihalruroiyra.i be vbik.ij.thrtl; pans
andarheermn k« rrlkvrdi t:» rs Is s .mim
fcrvvorv wound, and ao. n<w hns It
wit l. In I no reach of all. TImt* Is no di-rnv.
• iv I. . • ’ • ; . .. i,V...i, u . 1 »r.
Tull's Liver ITU*. In malarUl r.(l»n«,
W hrre 1 rai d ,V rn*-. Rill-no Illarsu• m.d
r.tmrnulurid*ntt.,uit iaaaiill in |intsift.
j Ihry litvapmvra mn ln*-+t in*hl» h**>n. ««
I a hundred lUwaaaa.l lit ing wllucavr-tt.ilfy.
Tntt's Liver Pilla
SURE ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA
MEDICINE M JlL GUINEA^ _
For Weak Stomach—Impaired Digestion—Disordered Liver.
FOLD BY ALt, DUUGGIF.TS.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX,
Prcpin •! on!. byTII0S.llEEC1IA3I,SJ-lIt-Tfn^TAncasIdre-EngUaiL
li. l'\ ALLEN & CO., Uolc Af/cnts
roit C.TITLD STATUS, SOS A 007 C IN.1I. NT., :w:\V YORK
Who (If your dm.T-ht docs not keen them) will mail Rcecham'j
Pills on receipt of pyicc—M iitfmrt frit. (Please mention this paper.)
SMITI-I & MALLAEY,
LEALLILS if 1
MACHINERY
^VUIIV KIND.
Steam - Enginos,
Boilers. Saw Mills.
Grsist Mills. Cottin aeol
l» rind era. Belting,
-ubricatingOils, iron Pips
aud Fittings, inspira
tors. Brines Fittings. Ltc.
jV.lTH -r S - MILURf.
m
ii*eou»NTro wttx vwt a
A# GECUG1A. JOSlfi fV'L'NTY-nr Virtue of th*
K t- 1 iMil.rity nil,.-Ust wUlai.d u-stameat of »!ia
>J* 1 sihvr baker, lets of aalucoeniy .1 c.s-cd.leul
* - »a—--tbouM door. Is tUidon, un
IUJ ,, fNI J mrntar next, wiibia the
stuacsDO hfpalLours ol wile, tb irwlnaing land* uf mM
r tat*-: Two huodr *1 twuand a half GJHU) aerm
tn rM>rkwe,ln J«rh romir. aUait live nuie
»ou l. 11 Clii.t' n., >,rtl lund. in a ►<*xl stats uf
ci.itiVi.tiun, vn.h fair li- 11«.«*-m* i.t* tk-Tc.n;
adju.ns 11. U Mntoh nd Ubvra. Also, fifty
(:a>) a res of Ui.d on Ikai vm k. Iu ssld cot.my.
iu-.r He atovc (e-cribed U.t: »<lj<,tns in.i h
an ** |wrt oi kd No. rd,
JA3iio> D.iKEU,
lUbi 151011!
'eaU relate Sast. Keith and KorthwseS trim
-aas*a ftty-W Bock Island, Pcv•■pert. Do
tetaee.OUcave.aad. via AJ.or.lVZ LUAXOUTD.
iHMlLOaliMS rails. Watertown, lflime
polls and St. Paul—41 Is the short, direct route,
•a nunUm with Have Com SU Louis. Clactn-
vtl. Louts villa MesavUte .aad Xcatera and Couth-
m yotatt eeavervdiv at Kansas Cttjr. It Is alao
HE SHORT LINE TO DENVER AND THE
WEST. FROM THE MISSOURI RIVER.
t tr\verses vast areas of the richest f.tnrJnw aad
retail Saadi la Ui world, fonaluv the moot pop-
'•*» systwa of transportation to ami inau mil
lties, towns sad ssortsas la Kansas. Colorado
id th*IndianTsrrttory. TXXXXccIlntavChrlr
ir* bitwoori if u.” ta City aad Caldwell, Hut. h-
veoqand v.u> city, and r.*!:i:.-n Steepen to
»d from WlchlU nod llutcUlaaon.
SOLID VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAILS
ivo ITansae City dally, on arrival of treln*
omtheflnstaad Soutboast v/iui ci-irui* niy
onch?*, Pullman Pnlsee Olo-ixn m.-i FHZ1K
- r ir < ,• r :ri:.i: •» . n <•
xrrcif AKor.ta irover. Colomdeapr
i :• i ^ t
THE FAVORITE TOURIST LINE
u»lt vry nssns. h-mUnV aad Oaldns BTOu-.ua.
nd sceolo aUracUens of Colorado. Every tnol~ra
i add to osdMy. ‘
ADMINI8TRATOR8 PALF.
CKORQIA. JOKES COCNTY-liy virtue of
_. _ . o/urt ^ onUavry
I will sell tclore (ho HU
In t Unton. on tne find Tuesday Is
Drc- nibrr next, wit in (Le k-g.l hours cf
s.ile (-J3T.) two hundred and thirty five am sof
laud u.oiv or less. UclouvUiC to tha estate of -«»W
uiroo linker, deettvx!. It Lcmv the d»*cr lands
ol thr late widow of raid drtxmwd. altuatM iiv*
iiiileaaraith of Clintun neur ft. Lukn-huii-h: ad
joins II. L btidil', Jovicaon KobMla rad hrUy
VViilkim-* I'l.icu; Kraal bod In aauod •Ub-iT
t-ulUvaii >n: lair lniinovetiM'n:s: acid furJ.Mribw
uon. Ivrws cash.
Nor. 1,11
JAitsu ham:it.
Administrator Its tows KvB.
Adjoin n nrttt of JoQ< t, suprrtnr court, -Oiatox
Oa.. Oct. si, IMO.-Ibs rexi.l. r October term of
haa this day bees adjoaraei
. on Womlay nxruuu, ire
ta-xt.«t whicbtlmeUwise
ular bu*lm*M» of the court will be takra ui*. All
wkneaae* |r| the vara/ua ease*, an l all other
taitirs In.e.vAtFd are b roby p.itllkai to bt la ah
Undance promptly at that time.
^hyrder uf liuu. Wj f. Jrakine.
G
jiuLAND T. kobU, ClrtIt
nw-n* emuesd loikew'
iy they l aw to the os-
t Monday in Jaauary,
a will be granted.
.tally.
Fr. BOM, OnUasry.
J252SK
Turner and Mery J^nie Tnnar,
Tor Ttrk«ta.Mapa. TimeTaldta. roldAre.
rths "WntmTr il."(Iseumlmoothiyh
. ST. 4QHU 9 JO HU SSBfaSTTAff,
OeoernI Karager. Oen. Tk*. 01 Toea Agt.
CHICAGO, ILL.
JOB. O-VirEN’fl
ELECTRIC BELl
AKO SUSPEWSORV.
PnuiUAw. IU, IU7. lUMSVCD4.U30,14S9.
... V;:-,.: .
WBmmtM
BUPXUSB !
ELECTRIC 1'u.T
AJiDTB'j-5
COMBINED.
r • isp.-.Ei.' i
Turner, ot J«H.ea
ItMMSmv iu Lit- u!l JKTnre
how i-susc. if ar j thr^have Jo t
at ihstfU-uou or
U> rj ural,uthrraie. ... _ ...
Wdaumuiy tuuMofficU ly.
o e.atnrj;
ay lnj
at,uthrrai*etli«a:iae a LI be graaud.
a-fo;
K T. BOB* Onbavy.
f * t.;, |,a|%, JONEt COUNTY- Or.ltnary'a Ot-
\JT r,tint. xj. i»m.—Wbei*u > r- l>disA
Wd apnlw to me for t If goeidiaamto U
M««b » J. Wwat a tula ar child of b •* wlf *M V.
If. J.IVo«»l. drwaerd. Tbw are to efts a ! pvt*a*
cowvro*-d tua.*** caww st ih * oflhn If mt they
t ve to the contrary. »mnr»j t.ieftm Movdsy
January oral, u‘.h«.r«is* Uui same ai* be
irutoL
0ULD MEDAL ?im H7l
W. BAKF.U * CO.’S
or}
Is ebiofwMtf rvrs «*d
it Is rofnitr.
No Chemicals
Ik
* ev.l hi
hold by Orwcer* evetywherw
W BAKPR4CO.DorcMster.JIiH.
• i- 1 r.ico, Z-.u C'..c. J3 4 41 Parkk.-ce.N. T.
g d« m ind, uto! |»ncea an* so. •
ut-i usd; tim c4**e »» (t»*ad/ ut lu|
Is lor mi mbug u|)isuil-»**
Ir the Associated Press reports of the
trial of the Cronin *u»p cts hare I
proximattly fair tim state has na le •
very-strong case which the defense has
met very frelljr. At this distance it \ snfT
•eini* piolaUe that ju tice has struck
determination to equip tl.emai Ives for a MlJo'ETB M. Brown, traffic manager
atiu trniw --T- -im- TTT'-Irrru fa \i»st«r.i anJ A Untie ruilros .
machinations of trusts. 1 beSpringfii Id a rem ‘* 10 w,Mfn *»•
Ki publican save in reference to the New York • few days «grv It was this;
change in tl.e tactics of the jut* mmu-; "* ,ia ' e re “* a l r nt d*a of r.o-«ns-
fact ui era: "ft * goes amt her trade ron- ul l! "‘ new • ou,h * * don't know
apiracy. It lield U|>| ikes with the grand * ‘ l l » t I la v U ^ «*»
mult of stlmnlatinK a moat profitable *»• r0 Rl W lh,,n ^ • ® ew
production frunthe in ependent mills ■l-"** a: d a * rw 8outh baa
and driving the cotton planters to the adapted far-elf to the new order of
use of a forge amount of turging of sn- thii pi just aa the tmlancoof the country
other materia'—of . iminbiting demand I »'•” A very liiifo •• ci» l.one»t, manly
and increasing pi -iuction where there * alk nn 1 !,t 1R w ‘•'*> all ihe guah and
haa already been over-pmdu't ion. Prices 6 uff 1 1 wa * ,l,r t,um l^ ‘P almut
itiu-t come down row, and the last *tate a,; e 1 tu M " ut,t
of the trade ie infinitely worse than ibe ACotKTA entrts the list aa a winter re-
____ j aort With a i e.uti ul D w In tel ul d a
TUB rtpnhlie oi Lrazil w IU (qr popular | variety of natorai attr ctions. Augusta
I o ^ pathic farm to start i-«* «• • f t • n • t • xutilnl c'ties in the
who can read ind s-mii and h. • a Lvii^i.Uul wiuter elfo
A J \ L HhL V RY.
Cn sM-rahe eici rm-n- i r«val e-l oi
he • eea jea*e-('a* »h oogh a will-
n • e*l rvp r •» a ihr»* f i><* not
ou *: • a e u‘ Inv.* •gst'oi d *o v* r-l thai,
l*-W •• y em ugh ih«- Mimor hrd *• Bi
f. u ' tion,' u not osacily in soerin *
• Ih the fa* a I Mr# pri n-»#r< had
Hrnkennui with 8>r. fu'< u« tinp'fana o
he f c-, n»ck and lintw but ih
..hv»lcl o c*lle*l in pre-cdb d P P. P.
(u'frklv ss*>, p»te r-ot an I p .ts«-iuni).
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t* er- fo n » • ou'd whsievrr ihst tie
i a leu** wifi *o •« rerovrf. Ith* umvfoai,
gout, -y» h'»fo, *e*o u a. »a'a- a> p>n-oi
• ml all S'op«ai* -f in*' nr# btol ate
q*i : »klf r*m v.d bt P. I* I* an* a r*%*«
In d aiiDid# r-s ors'foe il I gal injfr. u i
.failv Kvery i1*n. k ist .ell- iL
lilP RT NT NOTIE
fiy a sprd-U arrancraimt with the pnMIah«rs
wa are rtubfal to ofhr every snlworiber to the
vfEKICLY TBLEORAITI for « emu to ray fur
pec king and posts**, a tnacnirVent copy of Rosa
(Vmbeur** wort J rtSownrd | a ntlo*. "The flora®
Kafr." This picture la MaD laches tn sten. prtuUtl
on the very beet plate paper aocunltaf to a new
pfoc-ae by which all Um ttoee staml out aa chwr
ssia a ataol eajraviAf. while Um tones an I tints
«d4 eoftaeas lo Um whole, givta* sUvagth Ut tne
Jarkrr parta. Copiea of thla picture kxtv r+
tailed at from f I tofAeach. aad are OotmUorwl
. h. c i a that figure If yo« are a mtheertber aenJ
ua A cents aad Urn picture will be erat. If b r j
tufcecrtber f 1» wUl get Um PWtore aal the
WK r.KLY TELE iXVl'iI forces ye a.
“ iHE HORSE FAIR.”
(By R08A Bi*KltECB.|
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codTi vJib-Q where m Is exbii 4.-1 Tne I
iwprrerata a auu.lwr cf ta.m-s Mi»*cntca
fur vlrwnf aecowawdc-ruamf nioUua Ut* c
fat« * s wifaL tu then fade work
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ala. Wlllpxy m»h orartloawnamUikm.
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DR. J. J. SUBERS,
Pcrai.DPnil/ bret-1
,re,.ir.l. I UM DO mtnuy.
«ood fully re.ioivd. V»*J»J"
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A Mr. m In re*«.l«K» -‘'t ■gSf
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Notoally^haathm'pfotarw bcem axm**--— c
‘ >rt<> U?piwwml^ie Luruixs, but S has ahm (
of two anted Asc
I ui it* will be permiued to vohw
BF. YOUR OWN DO Tl
If yen l»av# an alls k . f .
«iunk.y aud luitly.
n-l i r
a of Art, wb
rmuaded by snmpa or ad.■■ .terra "y,**"*
j-UiOf a SUUr»‘ft»rot icpO^ii.ctk^O ncuu*
e turc. artafod on b#**y |4ete rafwr, XI *» »*s
X by te) wkl*. which omwsna i W only all Lm
tewury of a Him »t»-l .niravln -. lait vnneses
and Imraairtr* Um vlf-vt by eeiUaiii; a mw*w
of ctlmr loans ami ttsissn aato give «b# Baart
I mo.lt yet attaiard tif any k»w#*a »rue. *a. M •
I oniad erdie teas mid ef X. jm ntay gtw •» LI*
I fm-tur# a hundred Uwrs a day and raewume *ai
•• . i- ..SSl'slrenirtS l» -fa jr*»r - •**• ••
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