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The republican party is just
forty years old. The first na¬
tional convention in the history
of Ihe party was held in pittts
boVg on Feb. 22. 185G.— Ex.
The information is that Gen.
Weyler brought over to Cuba
with him from Spain, some of
the smartest defectives in the
Spanish secret service for duty
in the city of Havana. He will
put them to work in that capital,
and if any of the residents are
heard talking favorably of the
insurgeuts or repeating stories
of their success in the province,
all the rigO''S of the law will he
applied to them—Savannah
Kewe.
A great deal has been said of
late by the papers of the state
about the “negro colony’’ near
Fitzgerald. Iu reply to the
question we would say that
some real estate men purchased
about 100 acres of land between
Fitzgerald and Abbeville at a
place called Queensland. They
have surveyed this land into city
lots, which they are trying to
sell to the colored people at $25
to $150 per lot. The celebrated
colony is merely a real estate
scheme.—Fitzgerald Leader.
Among the immigrants at
Fitzgerald are several doctors
and dentists, who expected to
continue to practice their pro¬
fessions in the colony. It trans¬
pires that under the laws of the
state they cannot practice with¬
out a license, and as there will
be no meeting of the state ex¬
amining board until June they
cannot procure a license until
that time. The law- makes
no provisions for any cincigcncy
of (he kind and there seems to
nothing that the doctors can
but wait —Ex.
“What’s tliis!” exclaimed
the young husband, r ft-ring to
memorandum she had given
him. “One doznn eggs i~
pound of rumens, a bottle of lem¬
on extract, can of condensed
milk, dime’s worth of ground
cinnamon and a dallar's worth
of sugar. What do you want
of all these things,Belinda?”
“I’ve got a dry loaf of bakers
bread,”replied thejoung wife,
tliat I’m going to save by woi k
ing up into a bread pudding
I never let anything go to
waste, Henry.”—Ex.
EXPECTANT Wc RF.nRDV Of/cr You Which n
MOTHERS, IN.SURF5 Satety
of Life to Moth¬
er nn.l Child.
“MOTHERS’
FRIEND”
Raki Confinement of its Pain, Horror and Risk.
My wife iihc< 1 “MOTIIKltS’ MIIIINU” he
lure hlrili ol her llrsi i-lilld. sho did not
aultcrtrnm 1'IUXI'K ur IMINS - wnsiniirkly
rrll.'vrd r Ili«, critioul hour auGvrinc IlUt,
little—she Imd no pains aflotward and li«r
recovery was rapid.
B. E. Johnston, Kufauln, Alu.
Sent l.y Mail or Express, on receipt of
rrhe, »l.on t ,,rr halll,.. jiook ‘-To Molh
er»" mailed ree.
BKiltUKI.il KKI.UUTOU (•«., Allxnla, <i*.
SOLD BY ALL DKDGGIST8.
Panada has a forest in the
Labrador and Hudson bay dis¬
trict which extends at least 1,000
by 1,70(1 miles; South America
has one in the basin of the Ama
zon, which is 2,100 by 1,300
miles; Central Africa has a for¬
est region 3,000 miles north and
south, and of unknown width
east and v est. Perhaps, how¬
ever, all these are cast into the
shade by the Siberian < < urmans”
or ‘ - targus, which
are vast
woods of pine, larch and cedar
at least 3,000 miles from east to
west, and 1,000 miles from
north to south. They are so
thick and gloomy that the na
lives cad them “places where
the iniud is lest’’—Ex.
A canvass of 135 newspaper
editors in Kansas shows that
116 are in favor of McKinly. six
for Allison and the 'emainder
scatering,—Ex.
Tlie republicans are in a
of mind over the rival claims of
Heed and McKinley. They arc
quarrelling over a bone
neither may have a chance
picking.-Ex.
The delegates to the Chicago
convention are delighted with
their treatment hv the cits.ms of
the Windy City and declare that
the exposition there this fall will
be the biggest thrg for the South
of the century .-ex.
This week $190,000 will find
its way into the pockets of con¬
federate veterans. It is the
money which is paid the veter¬
ans who were injured during
the war in the service of the
south - —Ex.
“A subscriber” aek about the
first printing press used in the
United States. It was brought
to Cambridge, Mass , and used
in January, 1836, in printing
the publication called The Free¬
man’s Oath.”—Augusta Ohron
cle.
The neiv game law prohibits
tlie killing, trapping or netting
of partridges between April the
1st and November tlie 1st of
each year. A violation of
tlie law subjects tlie party to
fine or imprisment, one or both,
in the discretion of tlie court
All hunters should remember
this and govern themselves ac¬
cordingly.—Georgia Enterpiiso.
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Serfage 1.
Several Mi'ledgeville ladies
were badly taken in by four
women who went from house
to house selling hand-made
Irish linen lace. Their tale of
poverty and working to get a
home made customers for them
and they sold over $100 worth
of lace at 75 cents and $1 yard.
Later it developed that their lace
was not what it was represent¬
ed to be and could be bought
anywheie for 25 cents per yard.
The swindlers attempted to es¬
cape, but were overtaken and
made to refund the money.—
Ex.
People may go about their
business without further anxie
ty with regard to the comet.
A learned professer of astron¬
omy at the Yale observatory
says it will not strike the
earth; that, as a matter of fact
it has already passed the point
at which there was danger of
the occurrence of a collision,
and that the comet came no
nearer our atmosphere than
15,000,000 miles. That, how
ever, the astronomers regard as
a pretty unccmfortab'y close
rub, ridiculous as it may appear
to the lav mind.—Savannah
i iN'ews.
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for Infants and ©hSidrer?,
T HEH.T1T ;--aars’ on-sarratioa c° Castarfa vriih iho patrons-ga of
ml '!»?« sbs. pevratt m to s peak oS it gjthsat gacssfatg,
?t la caPa tgtt agatiST hosi yumrA? fa? JKf c nts am i Children
iho wort ." ha* c.v c.r 7 >. ir havsthn s. Cr ; ''i trsa iiko it. St
give s <Ac.-n hcallXI, gill »?-? ."> -tTis-5? life? --. *u ii BSev,as?» have
868te1Mr.g; wliiah is assetaioTy sa-O; ana prac-'-toally geriset ss a
oh&tPa gi-tateise.
Cr-toHa. (•!.-* tgoyr. 'V?c.tsiu l
Cast o rlra alleys FsT^rlstiaa:-- .
Gaatorta pTov oata vomiting Saff Cs'A
C astor. ; a en rss ^iars-bas. sm-3 W lst l Cr - lDi .
C astogis rglievag Teething troubles,
Caetoria r.v.ra ^ Co3sti;pa.ti on. &n3. F lat-ttlcnoy.
Cantoris. actiig aligfia tho effects of car t? ra ta acid gas or pa feeasas sir .
Oastpria dsas suvt costais. aneppMao, cy‘g;a, cr r,.;h p y CTarctriSe pTw » si-ty.
Castoria EsslsaCatca tka food, regal afre-i •*.' •“ --.ok and bowels,
ElytjBg l-oajt’hy e . n& BsfccraS slasg.
Castia pm*. Tag iv. o?w°s:D.o bottl e s cialv. K ir. ne t soldi in fcoU c.
Jjari'i qUarr as? o;i-r tv ec.lt yon a nything cl go 03 tho pica or proraiao
ilia* ii M ••jast na goer! ” r-.-*.;’’: “will asawev every pyaffoao.”
See that you pat
Tbc fae'sizoile I s on ovary
eigaataro oS wrapper.
Ohlidren ©?y for Pitcher's Oasforla*
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read this one? •
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tffcen Bafcr teas sick*, we Ussterfa*
(Then she was a OhilcL she cried for Castoria,
SThen she became Miss, sho clung co Castoria,
v *' 1 Chiltlroa.shethem Caste*&
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arxei
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We are prepaid to do first-el ess work ir. every partL ua
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