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- 0 CONSECRATE THE ALTARS. Cor.'tnu-I Ir tn Tenth P*e , >v * ted in biark. red and whits K , white -urpltcoo. Tb** r.g.it , j r J rveierul clew will lx a rate* of their episcopal and , -office- The procession *lll n th* bi*om*nt of the church U i tr€^*i m the main entrance t rt> rJ A>rived at the mildly I , . , hureh the moat reverend ded- I recite the prayer commending roftm." etc.. I e. “Direct w*‘ . . o Ix*rd. our action*. by Thy uni further them with Thv lelp. that every prater and may always begin with Th-® T ier happily ended.*’ Then fol nrlpfcon, l A|)erfw m • tc . .o j halt sprinkle me. O Lord. ~p and I *hai b** changed; , t w.ixh m* and I shwll !> male iu enow.” The Pea.m aoih “MD liiui/ etc.. I e. “Hav* mercy <) God according to Thy great . (,• . is taken up and recited al by th reverend clergy who ire r ling in the open apace *,r lawn i • gate of the church. Dur saytnf of this Pm ni of , the Archbishop toes around •h and sprinkle* with h ly foundation* and upper wall*, p the antiphon “Asperses me. H< turning to hi* position be min door of the church he read* , r !>omine I>eu*.” that t* “O i . Whom the heaven* and earth r 'rtin. but yet detgnst to have a ► * here on earth where Thy name • -rpntualty Invoked, graciously prayers and through rhe inter* i rite of the Blessed Mary, ever >t John the Baptist and of all grant according to Thy mercy v to look down favorably up . n to visit this place; purify It f Element through a bounteous Thy grace nn<l k**ep u so. and r i O Lord. Who didst fulfill wl*h of Thy beloved David in • nf hi* son Solomon also con to execute our wishes in this . h* of ours and let nil spiritual wick . . ... >r \gik*s of Baton depart from this Trough our Lord.” etc W ith the ending of this prayer the pro •... i.*n | uses up the middle nisi* to the eh altar, the chanters intoning the fit - y of th*- saints. To shorten the extreme length of the n nvs.w. the five b. autlful altar* will i consecrated privately thi* morning at • o'clock by five of the visiting bishop.* The Dedicatory l*ryer. Kff.r the invocation in the lltanv of mini at the Sunday service, which k* of God that he mav give eternal r -*t to all the faithful deport**!. the Del jln riNe?* and with mitre on and the ■sler In hia left hand, he says In an • . I|i> •• voice: “We beseech Thee O !>>rd thot Thou hear us and deign to purify md bless this church and ulter •*rvted to Thy honor and glory and in memory of Thy saint. John the Baptist ' Another prayer like the former Is then . and. whereupon the ar 'hbishop goes near er the altar ami genuflecting say* “Com* unto mv help. O Ood O Lord mnk*- haste m help me Glory be to the Father and ♦ th** Son and to the Holy Ghost, as it w*- In th* beginning, is now and ever r all Im*. world without end Amen “ i h* n be Kiys the* prayer “Omnumten* et Mtoerlcor Deus.“ etc . that Is “O Omnipo tent ami merciful Ood. ifho hist grant -I to Thy priests the wonderful promise it whatever they would worthily do In > name. Thou wouldst deign to ratify ask that Thou In Thy * leniency w 1 midst enter in and blew* this temple wulch we are about to enter ami West* tifid upon beholding our humility, through *• merit* of Thy saints, let the demons l*rt hence and Thy holy angels dwell ' r*m to keep us in pea* *.. Through our lord. etc. Bless. O Lord. this hMise. * • * ted to the honor of Thy name.” . T ires Psalms of David are then sa‘d. l3th. UMXh, and 121st. and while they being recited th® Most ftev. Arch hop goes down the side aisles of the rch sprinkling the walls with holy v r. saying “Thou shall sprinkle me.” • On reaching the i-tep* of the altsr *r Che blessing of the walls nf the ireh. he ivs th** Anal prayer ”Deus d. etc. ”0 Ood who sanetifbut those ***? dedicated to Thy nam. pour out thv abundant graces on this house of prayer and may all those who pray unto Thea hero experience Thy assistance and mercy. Through Our Lord.” etc. \ft**r this the officers of the solemn |>on t *i sl mass, hetng themselves already -ted. help and assist the pontiff to robe *r the sacrifice. In a low mass or a igh mass (cnmat O the priest who offers tn‘ sacrifice is alone and unassisted by iny attendant ; a sol* ntn high mass I* mg with n deacon and a sub-doncor. s tlng the priest; a solemn pontifical high is* Is when a bishop or higher dignitary th* officer, and then his attendants are n R.s-ds'nnt priest, two deacon- of honor. • deacon and siib-|e.con of th e mass, •idea those mentioned there are * in ’ *• solemn high mass, a master of cere. ♦ onl*** and assistant master of cere-, 'nies. a censer bearer, #wo acolytes rving mass, five acolytes who carry* In gnla of the bishop, mitre, crosier, etc :thrr Kennedy, who I* to he master of r.-monies, said he would not complete 11m of the officers of the mass until *>rtly before the service. REWARD OF MERIT. ' N*w ( Nlnrrli t urr *ecare Xmlonnl (Popularity In l.eaa Than One War. I uroujfhout great nation of eighty lllon It la a desperate struggle to secure • n a recognition for .1 new article to nothing of achieving popular favor, yet within on** year Stuart's Catarrh lt. the new catarrh cure, has met ( such success that today If can be *1 in every drug store throughout the el States and Canada he mire, a larffe amount of advertla* ua-* necessary In the first Instanct* to i- the remedy to the attention of the I* but every one familiar with the know* that advertising ulon r made any article |>erm*n.ntly sue. ful It must have In addition absolute. ■ 'Hahle merit and this the n**w catarrh certainly possesses In a mark**! de- Vtdolans, who formerly depended upon d*-r, sprays and local washes or olnt ,|!j n<w use Stuart’s Catarrh Tatdets * *ue. a* one of the most prominent > these tablets contain In pleasan*. nt form all the really efficient . remedies, such as red gum. (lua ’ ucalyptol. and Sangulnarla ontaln no cocaine nor opiate, and to little children with entire rnd h. neflt ■I. J. Heltlger. of fnvtnatnn. Ky *•' I 'offered from oetarrh In my head ' orruit every foil, with stoppnite of 1 *e nnd Irritation In the throat *f mv voire and often e*tendln* to 1 m.ii h. cousin* catarrh of the atom hnught a fifty cent* parka*' of 1 * I’ntarrh Tablet* at m.v dru**l*t's. t" l them In my pocket and need them ' dly. and the way In which they ' a r *'d my head and throat was certaln r mirkable I had no catarrh laet win s’ I spring and consider myself en -1 free from any catarrhal trouble. ' lr Jerome Ellison, of Wheeling. W * writes: l suffered from catarrh mar. 1 wh >la life and last winter my two f' h also suffered from catarrhal colds ► r. throat ao much they were out hurl a l.irgc portion of the winter r her who was cured of catarrhal **■* by usin* Hluart’s Catarrh Tab r*ed me to try them so much that • so and am truly thankful for what iavc done for myself and my chll- I always keep a ho* of the tablets house and ai the llrsr appearmve •Id r tare throat wetnlp tt In ths 1 ‘ and catarrh la no longer a house 1 dtletton with ua. -i Ised packages of tjiuart's Catarrh ' an. sold for llfty cents at all drug-' ▼ What is Card-u-i w McElree’s Wine of Cardui is a pure vegetable extract that has given good health and lives of usefulness to more than a million suffering women. It has had a century’s romantic history, and is now recognized as the foremost medicine of its class in the world. Wine of Cardui cures such female diseases as are shown hy the following symptoms: Delay of First Appearance of Menses, Irregular Menstruation (whether the period is too long or too short). Suppressed or Delayed Menstruation. Profuse or Too Frequent Menstruation, Painful Menstruation, Chlorosis or Green Sickness, Leucorrhtea or Whites, Falling of the Womb and Change of Life. The management of these diseases with Wine of Cardui is simple, and any woman can treat herself in the privacy of home, without examination by a physician or the knowledge of any one but herself. Nearly every woman needs such a medicine, and the best women in the country now use Wine of Cardui regularly. All druggists keep si.oo bottles of Wine of Cardui. c it% iim.\ mi s. Temporary letters of administration up on the estate of th* late Benjamin Lloyd, w* re granted yestordav t> Abe Lloyd by Julg© Ferrlll. In th* Court of Ordinary. At the Htirnlav afternoon service ai the Young Men's Christian Asuoclatton. wnich will be he|| ui 5 o clock. Rev. T C. Cleveland of th* Fourth Presbyterian Church of Atlanta will be <h© speaker Hev. J D Jord m. pastor of the First Baptlrt Church, who was called to peters burg. Va . by th* d*ath of Mr C D Bald win, Is expected back to-day. The reg ular oervice* will be held In the church to-morrow Dr. Jims B Taylor will preach in the morning Visitor* ii* Thund- rbolt y*st©rdiy were regaled with a strong smell of derived or decaying oysters that swept over the bluff from pile* of Rejected oys ters. or what could not be carried or used otherwise In time to save them Bueh oysters should hi* dumped overboard with out delay, and *h© town authorises should see that It Is done. The first of the monthly concerts of the Savannah Conserviitory of Music wttl b given Tuesday night ot Mehrb-ns Hall on Perry street. w***l An Interesting pro gramme In which the pupils and faculty of the Conservatory will take part, wll! ba gu* Tlm caacarti vfl >• con tinued monthly, except that of Decem ber, throughout the coming season Yesterday afternoon truck collided with a boggy at Liberty and Haherah im streets, smashing one of the whee ls of lh buggy The oc< upants of the buggy. two ladles and a * hlld were In Imminent dan ger for a minute.or two as the hor*e be came nervous and tried to run away, but a bystander caught th* animal by th bridal and others rescued the ladies. A small bDxc was df *o\. red In the tear of the premie* s at No SGO Monigomer* street yesterday at 4 p m The board panelling of the kitchen ha l become Ig nited from th- heat of th. stove A tele phone alarm brought to the seen© Cht-m cal No. 3 from fir* headquarters, but th* blase was so small that only a bond • x llngulsher was needed- The and tmag l Insignificant. Mr A Wlneright was arming the visit ors to the Morning News yesterday. He is an American cttlx*n and was In busines* In the T runs van 1 when the South African war began, but left there and went to Aunt rails, whence he came to th.s city, where he has n married daughter and • son Il> prof>oses to remain her** and will go Into the auction nd commission business t No. 11l Whitaker stree* Mr Wlneright Is a well-informed gentleman, and his story of the Boers and their foe-, about agrees with whit nearly every American thinks on th* subject: that they are • badly-treated people. MM |L PF.lt so\ AI,. Mrs. M F Camming* of Manassas Is a guest of the Pulaski Mr John W Bennett of Way cross Is a guest of the Pulaski Mr J D. Mvers left yesterday via the Southern for Richmond Mrs J A. Atwood of M*rlllan. Oa., b registered at the Pulaski MaJ J. M Carton. Jr., pass and thnugn the city yesterday en rout* to T>d.e Mr nod Mrs J. P. Williams will leave via the Southern to-day for New York Mr W. T Pennlman of Brunswick u among the arrivals at the Pqtiskl yeste*-- <ky. Mr S <1 White was a pt*<enger n< the gealiourtl Air Line yesterday for Jackson ville Mr John K Garnett was among ihe Central's passengers yesterday for At lanta Mr George J Baldwin was among the pusi ng’ rs of the Plant Byslem y< terUy for Tampa. Mr and Mrs H Wiley Johns, n .r among yesterday's purstng-rs of the HooWicri. for Asheville Mr It A fienm.trk and Mr H H Adams were passengers over the Cent al I*m rlftht for Atlanta. Mr. Robert Van W.igenen left last night for New York, where lie w.ll spend a week or ten days. His trip combines business and pleasure. Mr G W. Tledemxn left by the Plant System yesterday for New lork H • will I*, absent about a week and will return with hta family. News has been received by her friends In Sov irinah that Miss Mitfy Comer ha* been elected preal.Sent of her elase. the Freahroun. at Smith College. Mdssacfiu setta. Preparlsg tor tsnlber Truck. The Savannah. ThundrrtMll and Is e of Hope Railway began the work of sut veylng Barnard atraal y.aier.lay for th< purpose of putting down Ihe second racx (or southbound OUT*. _. THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1000. CIRLHOOD. Bttwctn th, i(<i ol thirtKn and fifteen th, truuition Irom girlhood into womanhood take, piact. Evtry mothtr should look wall to her daughter ! condition at thii time. If th, period of puberty it lately pasitd a hralthy and useful lift generally follow, Mn. Aktrt f peak, of th, ua, of V*in, of t-ardui at th, ag, ol pubrt\. Trouedalv, Tone , March 15. l**f 1 mutt write and tell you how much pood your Wine of Cardui ha, done my little airl Hhe u thirteen year, old and had never,eon a wall day until we commenced fivin. her the Wine, and it acted like a charui. MltrC DKU’tiY AKKRrS MENSTRUATION Tht me met com, to a healthy woman every It days If th,v com, more, or ki, fnquuit. something I, wrong the slightest derangement nf this function brings on serious consequences. All women's ailment, result directly or indirectly from disordered menstrua tion Any irregularity is easy to check, when attended I to promptly. Wine of Cardui is the remedy that has cured a million women. I Vtnarda. e>. C.. Jan 19, IK)9 Ii f°* your medicine and paaaed thla month without I pain ana VIS overjoyed. After my lung außc-ring it I make, me feel like another woman I LUCINDA MITCHELL. IRRECULAR MENSTRUATION. i IrrcquLr menstruation is the first of female Uls. ft is a warning of the suffering that coming Treatment by the prompt use of Wine of Larifui will correct the irregularity and forestall untold suffering. Muacogoe, 1. TANARUS., Jar. 9, l**. I wouldn’t irife Wine of Cardui for ail the doctora medicine on earth fwm troubled with irregular men oe*. being entirely aujLpro*Mu*d for *U month*, and nothing helped me'antll I uad *ix bottle*of the Wine, whioh brought me around all right 1 wo nervous, had bad memory and my eyesight us*poor. &I!8fi LIT RET LA BROWN. STHKKTU TIIHHHdI *QI lltEl. tlilrrmnn Dixon'*. Ap pro* eft. It seems well to try Alderman Dixon's suggestion about Increasing the square space ly op.-ulng Barnard uiwi Aborcorn j streets through the squares.then |Aving the streets and plac ng the additional ground obtained by tire plan Into the square area This would pi ic the street car tracks when- they properly belong in a street, it would require two-thirds less of paving than If you pave around th*- square and would give several thousand squan feet mor* of grass area than now exists ft would g.\** shorter distan-• and not d* - stroy or lessen, but Increase, the beauty of the reservations There are three views from which to consider the proposjtlon—ono the utili tarian. the other the artistic, the third the sentimental Considering these in their order. w* find that the congested condition of Drayton and J-ffeWon streets makes travel on those strt**t- slow and dangerous. This r*.its an* eessity for other and wider paved thoroughfares run ning North and tkiuth. There is a "crying shame * in Savannah. It i** the unpaved condition* of our streets The methods of life, and of business, as well ns the beauty of our city demand more direct and easy avenues of commu nication. The streets. If extended through the quarts would pass through the centers These renters as places of recreation and enjoyment for children have b on destroy . i by the us.- of them by th*- railroads. Therefore, the utility >f these portions of , . , .. -i *• adj bcM ; t rayed When we come to con- l.ler the question from the irtistl* standpoint w© must ivoid confounding the real ©ff©ci with simple sentimentality In New York blessed with less square* than we sre. Washington Square, situated In one of the most aristocrat!* restden * parts of New York, is bisected by a pave.l roadway, a continuation of Fifth avenue, through th** square The beauty of the square Is not marred. There the railroad did not run through th. square Here the "pri vacy" and safety of our squares have been Invaded, and their beauty Affected, by th*- railroads. They nr# literally over ton by car tracks In nil of the squares on street there are two trn kn with ihe necessary, but unsightly, apnur tenon’ poles and dangerous wires In on** Mjuar* you have three tracks and In ad dition a curved track promenading over sid* w tlks as well as gras- plats The beauty, safety and utility of the squares as such have been already aff *t-d The privacy of squares has already been • ncroiched on What Is th*- difference in-tween maintaining the square* .is they now -land nnl maintaining "spu-lou* lawns in front of private residences?" not the * iTV now maintain a "pretty lt|c park" In front of th* r. *tdence* of trust lot owners'* II- hot It been n fr*- quenr re ore* that our lots did no **rmlt ~f 1 1 wns which add mi much to th** beauty of other cities'* !nten*l of taking *way or marring one of the beautiful characteristics of tin* city, n would mak. more beautiful tha* chs**- a ierist|c by enlarging th* space for adornment an*l by doing away with the almost kneed cep. horse stalling. char*ter l„tic of a country vlllag the ttnpaved. Sa/&tog S / r 'Arond&ck H I* an ideal table water K Aids digestion. Acts as an anti dote for ail the harm ll gases of the stom l A most delirious crage as well as a it specific for many ss Nature s Remedy stomach, Kidneys and i glass in the morning the day's duties, and s perfect rest. Water, for rr- by erasers . wholesale agte PAINFUL MENSTRUATION denotes a more advanced stage of temalc disorders. The pain it great because quick attention I* necessary. It is Nature t way of giving warning. Wine of Cardui banishes the pain by property regulating the deranged functions Central A s<l*mv, Miss , Jan. IA, law. I hare ln**n a great sufferer with painful meustnia lion and tailing of Uta wouib, but nine* 1 hare hem taking Wine of < ardut I bar* bad no pain, and three bottle* of Wine nf Cardui did m*> more good than twenty-five dollar* worth of medicine nrecrit>e<l by doctora. Mks LULA wtBH SUPPRESSION. Delayed or suppressed menstruation vitally affects every part o( the female system. A woman neglects treatment in such case at her peril. Wine ol Cardui has never been known tu fail in an uncomplicated cate ol this troubk. Thedford's Black-Draught should also be used with it to regulate the stomach and bowels Cleveland, Ark., Mar U, IMW When 1 commenced to use Wmeof ( artful there had been no ,teuf meniwa for eighteen month,, aud I was not able to do much of anything I have ued four bottle, of Wine of Cardui and Thadford'a Hlack- Draugbt when needed and the luenaea have uppeared at site correct time tor the paat two month, aud my health t much Improved every way I thank you more than 1 can tell for what you barn done for tnc Mites. JENNIE LEDFOKU. FLOODINC. Nothing sapt a woman's life to quickly nor makes her weaker, than proluse menstruation, commonly calkd flooding. You may be a victim of the terrible drain and not consider it. Importance. Psts letter tell, you how Wine of Cardui relieves Hooding. • M tear tile, N. C., April . I* I waa flooding very badly and used only one buttle of Wme of Carout and it cured me. Mr*. 8. C. WOODY JUST RECEIVED, Fire-Proof Safes From the mnet oelehroted mnisuturtnrern, hath .re-proof is ml harsstor proof enfee nistl vault tloore. Wo rasrry an Immonao etnrk of Fire-proof nates. Our stork rn hraers a vrry elepaat liar from 7<M> la 4.1MM1 itoansla, Inrlaalve. elnicte aasl slouhle doorn, aasl a vlefts to our ealahltahmeal to lis - apert thrar elr.aat anfea will hr a eouree ol much pro.t oust la ■traelton la oar frtraile. The price will hear low ns any really Fire-proof Safe can ho made, and our motto la Uualltf aasl Aafrty nf she .ret Impart asace. Head or rail oa •• for furtbrr parllralara, ralaloaar and prleen. LIPPMAN BROS., Wholesale Agents for Manufacturers of Fire-Proof Safes. unsightly encircling ear and beds which now exist. We now come to yi* sentimental vbw Sentiment i. noble when not misapplied, nor mawkish. When misapplied. It brings miafortune. When mawkish. It disgusts TTiere Is a sentiment In Savannah deep rooted and grievously injurious to her m it* rial. ©durational ami artistic pro gress It Is that spirit, or >a*'k of It. which makes her an apparent laggard in ♦nu rprise, and which unjustlhab y <l* ays the completion of a publh school, when hundreds of children sre denied school room, while prr -ioak momenta In their lives are passing IH-yoiwl recall. It Is that which objected to the spending of a f w thotisan 1 doll*rs to nk.- our streets a*- iractlve, our building* edu*'ati.aial in their aichit** tural stru* i* iiiJ ur’i lie b ttiiy an*! trl*-d to prevent our wed-grown. neg lected, desecrated old r*met*r y from Um omlng the attractive t'olonlal Dark. Uy its adherents and followers, tha spirit Is name<l "conservatism, by Its op |H*nents. It Is ralbd "ol I fogylsm " Any suggestion for the g< Oti of the city Is op posed by this hytra-h* aded m -nster though the heads ore all on the *>n* trunk do it was with the uKg©*U<n io remove the square railing and the Bark ta ling, the planting of grass In square* aid In the park, the building of the Court Houe, - -ho. hous* sand hard public roads A picture was drawn of hlldrtn purs el through square** and p* r kr by madden© I bulls, or crushed beneath th* Iron hooia of runaway horse and there wh nothing to look forward to for the city rave bank ruptcy through extravagance. Yei some few change* hav*- l>e#-n mil W*ull you have the Old thing* buck as h*y wq-* Ho It Is now with th*- suggestion that It would h© progressive, more omim nlal an*! more useful to hav* ea h square MISCARRIACE. Win* of Gardui ii the mcdiiint to use after mtscar riage or childbirth. A cat* of miscarriage when thr patwnt is taking Wine of Cardui has never come to the attention of the manufacturers H<vttt*Till*. Tom*. Napt ft, laaa I mUcarrinl and had an awful timv I then u*nd Wine of r*rdui and now lam wall. I tan not toll how much I *uo* r*si lai l all tko doctor* told m* to do ObU ala* trust <>*erythtutf but nuiftisf did mi* any r:xl I wish 1 could ret every woman Tn tbo *Yuntry u*o it. I i*aonnt t*.n al) I would Ilk* to Rv*r alnrr I üßCti Win* of < ardul I hav*had rod health I hav* two little girl* )u*t a* healthy a* th*y van l* Mr* HALLIE UREELRY. PRECNANCY. Childbearing is the supreme function of woman and in assuming motherhood she should thoroughly prepare herself for the ordeal Mothers would not suffer the extreme pain they do if they would take Wine of Cardui as Mrs. finch did during pregnancy Clover, N.C., August ft. IfttW July 39 I gave Firth to a flue ten pouud baby girl, and got along better than I ever did before About laat April I began taking Wme of Cardui and have continued it ever atnee I have two older children and at each conttiivnient I have suffered all thalffeah could bear I hare been able to walk nlou< the honae alnee Augusts and feel well. I atu convinced that Wine of 7'ardui is one of the roost valuaMe medicine* tor womeu lu th* world. Mrs. A. D. FINCH LCUCORRHCEA. Pleasure is banished from the llvts of thousands of wo rn* n who are tofiurvd by kuoiffho*. Yet Wine of Cardui is a positive oure of that baneful malady. The expert cncc of Mrs. lame is only what thousands of suffering women who have taken Wine of Cardul know to be true Kooa. Ark . July 3ft, 1099 I have been troubled a great deal with leucorrbroa. but aince using Wine of Cardui It hoe entirely stopped and I am pleased to recommeud the Wine to anr one afflicted os I was Mrs. JULIA I.AKNK toad© two squares on certain s trees iwhere the squares ar* already defac and n*l mad* dangerous by nr tracks), an-l isiving those ertaJn street- The ty and utility of the square* *an be in creased. and. In addition, certain ne< %*al lies .Jf modern city life given our people By oil means let us have ths*i* Graph ©us. PCTEt Till: IIKHIAII THE TIMKA. * Tries l* Play a Ossie nf Tnaeli on • lie Potlee I lepti rlme nf. Huperlntendent of Police Hcrevcn re el Ived the following letter which spivikJ* for Itself. "Camopolls I* 0.. f>cr 22. IM> Mr. Thorrws Bcfeveti, Chief of Pol ce H tvan nati. G.. Hir I will rrwird you a few lines to Doy Dear Blr will y u tell m** whether W. W. Ms (thews have been rough! yet or© not if hAvent P>ase an swr at Ones and Bend nr* hl Pictor If Pussiable Can. It* ward IHsiU Dollars wl I h© ivibl by Murphy and Cos Chatham County, Oa. Please answer this letter as Boon as He. * I* H Pelftse B**n*l m* His Phortlgraph If |*ossible. Pelase R<cb me this mtirh I will g*-t Him In a few without fall this is no humliUK *-nd me a much ns Dollars to Help m* out In rhls case * As Mathews was caught oom< rronths ago an*l has already been trie*l and miv toffered he communication 1* so a case of ''touch" that Mai Bcrven has decided that It does not r*quir© m roply. CUIIOI M itqi IRE PUN. Will He on Exhibition In Hnnter A %nn Kenrrn* shots W imlin*. A large six**) plan of th* pro|w**ed re vision of Calhoun Square, showing the present lines and the change* wnich would be nffeeied by o|M-ntng Al*er<*rn streets through th* equare. will be placed on ex hibition In the window of Hunter Or Van Keiircn on Bull street to-day p'an was drawn by Mr J W Howard, of the city engineer's offl*e. and Is cn ©xrellen* place of work It was prepared several month* ago. and ha* been on exhibition In th** ofh**e of the director of public work* Owing to fhe fact that many people fall to tak*- In the detail* of the propos* and change. It was decided to put the plan on exhibition In a more public ploce. THE SRHVICEA %T HEALKf. Hrvlrsl H(*p||ni V% 111 lie t untlnanl Aiext Meek. The matings at Wesley Monumental Church have ateadliy grown In Interest and attendance during the tvrek Tha services to-day will be of spe. ial IntaraU. A chiblren's meeting will b< hel*l at 4 O'clock and evening *ervi • a;l sermon at li.IS o'clock. Dr Pleson wl I ore“i to h morning and <*vcnlng to-morrow a< *1 will . ontintie through hexr w*H*k with the p*r tor, m the scries of cqccUOa** FALLINC OF THE WOMB. What woman would not do anything in brr power to avoid the terrible dragging pains of falling of fbr womb? W say to every sufferer, tbr way to relief Is clear Wine of Cardui will bring permanent relief Tbr Wme has made thousands of women happy who have suffered terribly with pains from falling of th womb Load, Ky .Ooi. ft, IM9 1 have been suffering with pains in nr back and hips and bearing-dowu pain* ever ainco I tw.-am* a woman eprlng I coalmen cod using Win* of Cardui an.l Tb*<tford‘* Mark-Draught and they have don* m* * wonderful amount of good, and I wish to recommend them to auv one who suffer* a* I did MK LI Aft A t HR VILA Ml. BARRENNESS. Barrenness Is the onr sorrow ul nuny ho-nes. the sor row ol every rhlldkss wile s heart Wine of Cardui has nude thousands nf barren homes happy. Shkncst and weakness that Wine of Cardui would relieve are ks'cpmq many a wile childless II you s.nuld have Mrs I'.lmer s happv experience take Wine ol Cardui tlungcrford. Tea**. Fol* 11, lsa •*id*r Win* of i ardul Draught moat excellent medicine* Doing in l**d health I u*e<l three tiottlM of the tnedicttie an*! have given birth to a flue baby bey now two month** old weighing eighteen pound* Mrs FANNY FAl,V4l.lt. CHANCE OF LIFE. Tht, is one of the most dangerous periods ol a wo man’s life. It Is then when her whole being underqoeta change In many cases women who have been healthy all their lives begin to decline alter they reach the age of 44,when the change olIHe generally comes Then mens truatlon teases Wine ol Cardul.the great menstrual regu lator,ushers In the change ol life naturally. It drivrs away tha nervous terror, which torture the palknt. Annvillv, Hy., Ortcbort. IMfl. 1 ,üßrr—l with rbaiiir, • I life, am) have boon taking Win- of Cardui end Hiis.'fc tcrauetit, anti am tn l'vl*or health than tor throe year,. Mra. M AMY' CABTKKL. Some Things New THAT WE HAVE Just Opened Up, And the Assortment is Complete. VESTIBULE LACES. Several qua Iff lew in 12. li 24. 3ft hnd 3ft Inrhea wide, and all tn matrh \V> have panel* al*o in Irli-h and Arabian. MANTEL SCARFS In Japanere Hllk,. Imnorled <T* tonne,. un<l rever.il rhrni>er qualities. LACE CURTAINS. Tht* alork a* ueual I* the only full and cocnpb’te on*- In Ihe city. FOLDING DOOR PORTIERES ara hard to find, tut aft* r hard work w got about twenty differ* nt pattern*. Theeo good* an- extra wide Of courae w* have the r.gr row oniK from lb* * hk*w|M.t up to lUx.tiu a |air. WILTON AND SMYRNA RUGS In rarprl sties, from flxfl up >o Ijrgeat alv The Wilton and Axmlnator ar rapsN.|ally tine. UPHOLSTERING GOODS Oulmpe, Silk Cords, etc.. In all grade*. COME AND SEE US. LINDSAY & MORGAN KNOWN BY ALL NATIONS. rffyjs>//r//any. S/rtu - ffurtcucv. Twice the price could buy no better. LIPPMAN BROS., Savannah Agents. McDonough & ballantyne, W Iron Founders, IVlachinists, “■•'k.iuilk,. 8.11<,W.A.1. n...l.,iiii.m ol •rr —d rwioku rT* ..4 -v *•“•• * 5 ' Lr. Miii, will ..4 Immm. <k. r.i-H. I'uarj., .1.. V ' TELEPHONE NO. 123. 1 IF YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL AND WORK ORDER YOUR LITHO GRAPHED AND PRINTED STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS FROM THE MORNING NEWS SAVANNAH. GA. OUR CARPET STOCK •Ymi|trlß th following: FIIENCH AXMIXHTKRB WII.TONB, RODY HIU'UfIKIJJ. WII.TON VBI.VKTB, TAPEBTBY ftIU'SSKUi nr.d IN. OKAINfI OUR PRICES ARE LOWER than any on. ol*. for flrm-riAa. Roadn Wo do not buy JOBS .ndl l>olm tht-m off n PIKST-OI.AU .lock When you buy c.rpot from ua. you won't over lx* .orry, b <wur*. wo know ll I* ail rlßht. DON’T BE CAUGHT by a gr**ai big advertisement which is not all truth. W*> never give balta nr*i make It up on other good*. W* want a living profit on everything— can’t live without It. FURNITURE STOCK I* getting In h.tp*. and we are showing a full lln** of Bedroom and Parlor Butt*. Hldelmarde. China Closets, lawther Couches. Iron Beds, Mattresses, Fancy linkers. Tables, etc., at prices satlafactbry. 7