Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, February 16, 1907, Image 5
SOME FACTS ABOUT CONSUMPTION
AND ITS TREATMEMT WITH FRESH AIR
rs people to Unt on the public lands;
•• s.» bM ‘ " w "* u bn
We hop* th« day -to not far distant
•ot oay^jo abatala' from* th* Tblui
or the plan whore arijVluxx
ala*. from Mai.i tut)
n. 1*00. m«r* ^y
frjstssm
, . I front this DM radao alour tuora
irull «'uro ir|»r«*d *hao f ">5 **»
. ,f ala of oar moat dread dlaraan.
la Itatlatlra In Hoik'* Medical Ul-
ar^ai%a;
In Flub.
‘ MB* 101.77 |»»r . -fc.gA_
Zirirt~ <*wt r—r. Wit* a population of
^ir' nniinuultr should bo lntoroata.1 to
• unlit toot, ao far aa this state la
.. ...ii.-i at mat. wn mao bo aliln to
U„ nlHiut aonto l»«laUtloii l«y wblcb tbla
<Ti<~vloadoetad by tuberculosis:
j, no . la!* that ran claim Immunity,
tvrtaiu Indlrldoal* acont to Im Hbtuono,
mortem* show that from 60 to rf
J r i.„i of nil Individuals baru bad tbe ill*
at hoiuu Him*. . „
“torn for thamaotoao, boon tbo necessity
- - pot'll** .. naitard by tbo
an* . carloSo' ,
ln * •'“d 'mrl wUb”
55c ^SSr^^JsinritVssit^
SIT 1 iTn*'B*!52!“
i&StrtiiJK
bit tp
I, pocintannla
(ivnrarorlt, ‘worry aad aaxtoty. and
fnllgue.
•All liman, especially tbo last,
hour., jinrimtual excitement In Itualnra*
,ii.i »«*lal Ilf*. physical aid mental atralu
i,.ml In rihauat tnr norroa* attorn and
loarr Urn vitality of tbo titan aa and nil*
tint! aaanl I ho nnmarota Hue* of defense
throuali which tbo enemy la likely to And
, wnrltlne for *flrr year* In
I waa
untonrhed l.r tbla terrllde dlaeaar. Aa lonn
.. iin-w (ironle corued total wngr*. aud
lnnl fnod ntid sleep, atul comparatively little
a .ary, limy aretaed to defy the peatllean
that ’ walked round about them day and
iiichi. inn when work and food liecame
Mnr. nnd .'.ire aud anxiety crept lu. aud
■he ..... on. of vital reelatanre were lironxbt
I.,.. Hu*. f,*II eaey victim* to the malady.”
Tim urn vlly of n dtaaaae .wn lie reckoned
i.t il..' n.iniimr of rrntrdlr* and doctoro-
ni'ially iiiim ke—|.r..fcasing to cure It. Tn-
l»r..il..«l. line Ita ahare. That It may lie
mred I. demouatrated by th* fart that
lieal.-l i.ilnte of Infection am found In
nmrly nil .uliject* brought to tbo poet-
Marten, tnl.i.*.
Tim grenteet nhl In the cure la aarly
.M.inu-I.. Then the patient utuat lie put
in i-.l .viu.lltl.iii an that the tlaanea may be
^e-TwHWn order to 9U'(Wi ranr/fii
H*»t» ninat In* watched.
Soon after Korb dlmrer^ the bacillus bt
tuailf Hu extract wblcb be railed tuberculin.
aul.7Sd2 f.! r «»•• •>* Set
e2® Wstftas
53mlunHgbt. * V " of «*
Dr. dowry.tlutbu rcporla a aerie* of
Sir., ™"',,7' “l* 11 nlr a |n “c with <h*
r " u >'*- ,lu twenty eight the dla-
!£!? T;* ,*. rr ^ ,,wl At the etui of one
year, twenty-.lx were well, forty areally
anaf'^r 1 - anirsK?
•J*- but patient* were nhla to returu to
work. Kievan were ellaktly benefited Of
j*Sf fr»«ly-o»*. eeventeen gained
••blut, but nil sbowfU no alsna of hb
provement. He aeye: "It la . remark!
Id* fact that under the Influeneo of tlda
tr'Wlincot. moat of tbe wril ktmwit ayaip-
r'toaether, or arw ,t Icaat.
*Jtboot any dflig treat-
wbati vcr." m K tier cent of hla
tbo terntierature dlaappearr.1 In all
waaka; the pulw waa Improved both In ft*,
utteuev nnd volume; imuaen alopped: dice*.
Hon Improved, and tbe. pntleut *nlne.f In
—— — —ugh and eiprrtora
aud finally dlanp'
In a paper read Imfore n meeting of tht
New YpriArademy of Ucdldnc. January
It waa abown that about n per cent
°f Petleat* tretted In eanltocl* ran be re-
ii ol e^ 1<» fiaaftUnaaa aa prgctlcolly rnrod.
•“.Alacnaatag the tuberrnlar rendition in
children—I. e.. glandular end Inmee diaeaav—
It waa aabl Unit W |ier cent of tbea*. by
proper out-pNInpr work amt froth tit.
grow to be healthy men and women.
Prom etetlatlra In n paper by burgee*
]■ j. Corrlngtoo, Culte.1 Ntatea public
health and marine hoapltal, we Bad that
of m cage* of tubefroloolB, of all atagao,
•footed to tba marine hoapltal aanltarlum,
fi «* itonton. N. Il«.. from November
it, IM. to April SO. U03. forty-five died,
nine did not Improve, nlnetyweven lm-
proud, thirty eeveh roeovwrod, one hundred
aud Ilftran ■till remained In Ibe botpltal.
Or Ibe ISB caota treated, eeventeen were
In Ibe botpltal leea than oim month; ten
of which died, two were unimproved and
fiva Improved. Avenge length of treat
meat waa In forty Improved dler
cenoe 1*4 dayw In'twenty-tero epporeiSly
■ .r«-.
dlacbari
_. j appared
Tbe patient* there
i — open air. take mod-
ante exvrrlar nnd ampin feeling. I'utlenl*
auon tolerate tbe opeu air day and night,
and loam to love It. L'olda are nr* aud
no puenmouia. Tb* medical treatment la
ayuiptomallr.
The food ronntata of wboleaoine element*.
Meat* and froah milk at alt tneala: egg*
for tiroakfaat nnd aupper, tullk and crock,
at a *1 19 Ht nr-ne egg* ymd~mUfe—le
the afterpoou.
Varioue method* nuy he coutrivc.l to a.*-
immodate iMtlcnta receiving open air
..iwtment. Tent*, each at are need by tb*
United Htate* army, an perhapa the beet.
Tb* loor akould be alx or eight Inc bee
alnve the ground; th* aide* arnnged an
that they ran lie rolled or lowered no aa
lirotpct the patient from dnngbta; don
. top, with nlr apace. The patleut aboulil
bare a good lied eml warm rlothea; alao
hammock or redlalng chair, or both.
_ joac who go out la rough It. da badly.
All aultaoritle* recommend mat when fercr
I* up. If a lent to unavailable, a rndefy
couairnctcd but or abeltcr might l>* atitutf.
luted, baring nunterona nprntng* or cracka,
a that th* patlcat may get the freeh air
t night and atay In tbe opeu air and amt-
tlent can b* proteoted from Ibe cold triad*.
itd'*yet' get-fnnb- ale.- —
Public aid In thla line will eoon be forth
coming The fulled Htate* government bat
•taried out In tbla work. Penneyleoal*
when *r.w»- J .U d .7 w’fil Mtabllab a teat
It I* doubtful If wo can
ija openwlr tnalmeut. It-
ovanaUmat*
_ alcep,
ewpenrar* ahd
... .««
satf to s&. wSjvv
ng c*n
ood fcwlll
reanltt.
fr^n^kt. 1 ?
dement* of tb* batth
defeat of the enam;
lateUlgeac* a boot
that open air. net .
not fall lo produce happy
CHARLES FRANCI* ADAM#
AND JQHW H. REA0AN
By JAMES CALLAWAY.
More than twoaly yean ago. tbo lamest
.J "Bill Arp" declared that h* waa tired
of “batcbellHirytag." lie aal-l. "A*
S£ft5S$
- * *--* - cr#r «»w. It wwt't IUT oa
ortb yt*T It conn op m4.
bury 1&! » £&...
‘.Ef »b’.° hiiiirM Vr « W e
trouble' frith the tutrMt buetiieea la* been
that we Moulbtru folk* have dug the
( B*t*wb*n a man like
adf a^WSeral ptfrnlf
aurb word* a* he need _
vm the ragmen
"-fat th* monl of tbla^gauMniUoa.
to neceaanry to reproduce a brief
"speaking of^Taconatructlau." put upon
tbe South aa a psatahaent Jer aacnwaa,
Inatead of reotontloo, a* Llscola deaf rod.
Mr. Atlanta aald:
—ef - tblp—elave confitratlon and
eUoj^ifUaajjrAjiieric- —
tedancy. That the policy laaplrcd at
time a feeling of hitter ream talent la
th* South was no <wueo for wonder. Upon
It time hai already tacorded a venuct.
following the high precedent nt at Appo
mattox it waa dlatlucUy unworthy. Con-
. '
yet. It waa ongonarona. lire, fur
again netting the example, applied
for amaeaty and reatentlou of cf
__ prtoaaar on tiap .
deultd him waa confc-nvl on hi* nun*
alavo*—Varlly. It tua.. nut
in of tbe aldeu time
L w«
pearl atfay richer than all hla tribe. 1
lion. Charie* Kranrto Adam* ha* |
blmadf a gnat man. He aaaa th*
and la bold and generous euougb
fees It before hi* brethren of th
and ackpowledi
WT*
£3g
j North Ibe
it acknowledge It to tbe worhl. There
aomethlog of th* awnl sublime In hie
Itnd*. lie la closing up bla days In
anti die
John If
at Fort
R’s;
Just
Way
We’ve determined to clear out all win
ter stocks in this February Reduction
Sale; have to do it, for the rebuilding op-
\
• rations are reducing our present selling
space and the new spring goods are al
ready arriving aud clamoring to be shown.
So, if you’ve any needs in clothes or
furnishings you can fill them now at very
threat savings; Rogers, Peet & Co. and
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits aud Over
eats are reduced 25 per cent; furnishing
,s r "ods reductions range from 25 to 50 per
cent.
Open Tonight *Til /1:30
Daniel Bros. Co..
45-47 Peachtree Street.
_ __ Wm _
ml when he ‘wrnpe the drapery
of hie much about bun.” all America'ctb
Mr of him: “Not one of tbe pwat char*
actera of the Civil war on tbe aide of the
North Mated away lo a afreaer i
and with tu*h gracious bearliai
And what the lfnaaachatetta i
orator aald alwot the “tnurenert _
meat of the booth In aohjcctlug It to the
a e of tbe eufranchlMd boudaioeo a *
ect of auch a policy recalla Jo
Hcacao, the prlaoncr to hla call at
-OuTSay a \m, Jnrtgp KfigtlpA.t|e^Mal
raaater general of tbe Confederacy, while
n Fort Warren. addtraiM a letter to
President Andrew Johneoti. aettlng forth
the reason trhy a policy of clemency and
geaeruelty toward tbe Rout torn iwonla
waa Iwat for all coucernnl—Iwit for the
North, Iwat for the Houth. heat for a more
K rfcct union. It waa ueceomry for Judge
Wf—‘ “— ■“— *
•alia
in n masterly way.
After pr
causes of
of He -Tighter aud the treatment la sieve
for her people aa clamored for hr the
Jncotdpf of rtmfrrte. Judife Ueegad then
asks: ~
“Will It he wise or Just to add to tlieae
B rest changes and the cnlamttlea which
are resulted from the war. aad to those
who moat follow these chaugea. ex peti
tion. eslle. IraprliMHitnente. dlafrnnrblaeiuent
and conllacatloa of property? Would auch
n policy to reatorlng the uulon? Would
It l»e securing the aflcthHu and chacrftil
loyalty of those who would to expected to
form a port of tbe union? line not Idnad
flowed enough? Ilea
wrought denotation enough
loaaoa of property been great enough?
not the Joai of their Independence.
with ft thalr Idea* and vlewa of the
clplea of government, nnd of their aoclnl
anil Industrial aratenu. lu nddltlou to lh«dr
utter lunmrerlabment of the wnatc aad
mvagea of war. aud the low of ao many
thousand" of their hmvest and tost men.
tocn punlahtnent cuough? Is not chaw
now thalr portion? la there aot sorrow
and dlatrcaft aad misery enough?
“Would not new •■alntnhle*. mplltlonal
"ufferltic nail aorpiwa. luiprcaa the living
with a feeling of bnpeleaa deepalr of arer
arcurtog the fflem*'* *
aud protection of
al|2r? hot' 11
ap|H-.rt*y In a place that *0111
In ibe third place. If lb* w
rantelr to bt brouaht to rhi...
theater, wa will bar* to watt for another
revelation. We have non* yet (kit war
rant* that belief. And while w* ar* await-
Iny the saw feral* tl on. tar humtt*
the theater aad darot* our-
Ttisly to an tulutofry.
ate eery much the elaaaaeaa
la*, and yonr fight for clean,
row winking yon for
ly and^fritariilfy'yMro^ nouifflOS
MoBao, Ot.. rohroaiirl, mi.
LABOR ANP INTEMPERANCE.
T* tbo-Kdltor of Th* Ooorglao.
I wo* m of year Initial oobarilbon, aad
bar* rood every laooe of yoar paper frith
pleaanre. I batter* yeq ar* alacero la yonr
effort* to help advance th* Intonate of
our people along tb* moral Haro yon par*
laid down for tb* policy of year paper.
I don't know What your poaltlon I* upon
the queetln of elate prohibition, but I In-
fer from yoar policy ef refoalsg th* ad-
vrrilaetaouta of this traffic that you ar*
oppoood to Ita role. Thera arc some phaaro
of thla aubject, aalde from tb* moral quea-
tloa* larotrad, that aerm to mo aot oaiy
to fovoo tbo pormouout closing of th* whto.
ky tral
al tut.
**ts of tho stato. I brileva It ts b* a coo-
srrratlre MtSmto. wbau 1 aay that * Ht
work 1*0, aiSSari'S .SCWP
tiegrow) to wasfad la druakaaaaw a
wvm Wn....
nol only of lb* town negro, but, to a torn
K ftf JtS
lahor than all o
tabor that tb* tbtrat
JJ»«o* todemoraliM t
dtbar factor* combi n
aaey law*. Bat tbto L
or* tbe ilti^oUoo. Uocauao
m to thto tow.
» to*» tillooto
> wbata wklaky
nzm
K , SiS'®.*aiiSt?ia
it moot urgroco. while sober aro toocra.
k y#t. when they ar* under tb* la
me* of whisky tbuy become quarrelsome
and rowdy, ready to get Into a fight, aad
thoa keep the peer* of th* country lu a
•tale of stupe*a*. It la a well-known fact
failed to
ft" "
ESS,
bare but hinted. Ike question urines, What
ought wo to do elioat lt? Wo knee tried
high Hceam In Atlanta, and what waa the
result I Tb* roadlttou appear to an
aide observer to be aa bad as ever m
low.
Laat year lloke 8ml
ipou th* platform of dlafraa
the negro, aud waa overwhelmingly elected.
Mow, It la uiy belief that a large n ‘
of thoee who voted for Mr. Iluillh
as an Indorsement of disfranchisement, and
the mala reason they wailed the negro
disfranchised waa ao they could rot* whisky
out of the conntlea where It Is bow lm-
possible to adopt prohibition with tbs ne
rrn voting. Tbe main reason I believe thla,
a became U ts only la prohIMIloa alectlmia
that the negro If expected to rote-all other
election* being controlled by our primaries.
Now, conceding that disfranchisement I*
soon to bt enacted inm law, the' naxt atop
robibltloa election* la
ne a one wnn toe negro eitminarea rroiu
voting admits at little deabtln *11 txeept
one .or t*° counties of the elate. Tua
would show that It Is the wish of a vast
major.
afat*
It than it le the deatro *f
Ity of tbs people of th* slate for
prohibition, why should not tbe ' »ro
pass the bill wlOtout npy referend.m? Why
refer II in tba * paopla. vrlTfil TTe~ Tiwip>»
bare alrctidx anoken. and there I. ;in repnt-
aht* pereoti who profeilOl to Wtw, wbn
will deny that a van majority of ih*
people wank elate prohibition! Tbe major
ity of th* repreaenuttra* aad senator* who
denrtirtton
Unve nut (Itrir
gKI H*
cm., K'""'.i.-o ..I ii.rn goternmeut. ...
rouse them to feel they were tbe object*
of hate and peraaenltoul And wenbl each a
ami lojral ami raUbful rltlavna?
.. not iwtter to prorlnim atunvity for
lh<‘ paat. nml • lntrlal of nil blttrr mem-
orlvt ami maintain our union nml rvpubjl
rau form of gowriimant an livit for tba
pro«|Hwlty of all? • \ •
“I know tb« gmrrniueut rail vxerclav a
paraljralug uuil bllfbllug ratgo of tvrrbr
over tbe people or thn Rout It. and can
execute the moat relentleea iHillry. lint aulh
a liollry would make an Impoverished and
miserable people of them. It would Ueprlte
tbe government of tlirlr alfrrIlona and thalr
reepect. It would to the opposite of realm"
atlou nnd n uiorr perfocf iiuiou. • • • 1
“I earnestly tox your cxi'eHeurr 1 -
tlou to thla view of the aubJiM t
that tbe Imluatrlal condition of tbe ata<
la demanding Rome relief, tad moling It
aa edon •• possible. In order to get more
Uboi*, It would aeetn that the general *"
•cmblr would devote Its greatest aaer
to tbla novation and paM this law sod
save the twenty -odd coutfea. tho ordeal
of an electlou ou thla queatlou. Tt has
ferajer‘prehMilMon T3IB £r*"kni!r.„'^
■mate, tbrougli the lafineor* of the whto-
hr lobby.
Governor Smith has promised tb* people
Ibal he will brenk up lobbying, and we be
lieve Hint he mil do It. and If he due* that,
a nmhliiltlnn bill will pan*. .
Tht condition* that precipitated the.,
lento riot *!touhl lie venaldered In the II
of what wn* the remedy that avery
suggested, cud which wa, the ouly tt
that atopped lt-eloaln* the roloona. C
log the saloon* under tbow trying til
restored order In Atbrnta, an
rloalng them will xnantnts* i
THOSE SPECIAL CONTRACTS
are said to be allowed only to the favored few, but the unfavored
many know they are being issued; hence, hone but the feeble-mind
ed buy this inferior claas of insurance without getting the “spe
cial contract” along with it. Besult: everybody gets “special con
tracts” and nobody gets profits—except, of course, from the feeble
minded brother who is fooled without tbe aid of the “special con
tract”—and the extra mortality from this class of risks more than
offsets any possible profits.
There is no need for being deceived, this is simply the old flim
flam game under another name/ Good life insurance costs money,
and the straightforward, honest Company sells it for less than
tlioRe with “nith cut” propositions.
“GET RIGHT BEFORE YOU GET WRITTEN.”
R. J. GUINN y District Manager,
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company,
211-213 CANDLER BUILDING. ALTANTA, GA.
MR. MANSION’S NEW
ENGRAVING PLANT
Completely Equipped Estab-
llstwMRf tor m UNI* *
factereofHlitiClass. .
Photo Engrtfincs.
Au Auspicious Addition to
the Industries of
4%
Interest Compounded, Allowed In Our
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
_On and After January 1,1907
E, H. THORNTOK, Proaident.
W. F. MAHAY, H. 0. CALDWELL, P. M. BXXXY,
Vice Preildent. Ouhl«r. Aii't Ouhitr.
now enterprise.
Atlanta baa mad* stride* In th* bet
terment of th* arts'and crafts, and thla
... , new addition to th* nutki will aat It •
Atlanta. notch higher than atrar In the manufac-
ira ot bolf-tons and line engravings.
Th, now concern wilt do ■ general
. . engraving bualnoa*. Including the cop-
fb» ammimnanoant that Mr. Charie* *«* rout ro** «nam»l half tone*, from
A. Manaton, the well-known photo on
graving export, will bo ready tor toual
nest Monday and In charge of hla own
ahop, will be hleh!£ jrratlfylng to hla
many frlanda, and to the trade In
oral who buy engraving work regular
ly, and want tb* bast that brain* and
skill can produc*.
HIgh-ctaax work la a well-known
^fibbby^ of ChaHM A. MfilWttm. He
lore* hla work and hi* ardor shown In
avary piece that leave* hla Itand. He
dallght* In lla perfectness and la never
satisfied with afiythlng that shows the
sllfihteat shortcoming.
He I* u photographic .'rqftxman
Whose skill la unmatched In the South,
and whore ability haa bean repeatedly
recognised In big center* Ilk- '.‘Itlcago
and New fork, where he hat at dlller-
... ent time* held leading poalCone with
some of the blggost publlcathm en-
* and graving plants In th* country.
' _ He ha* the advantage a well-
matured. brodd-gauged experience, th.it
could never have been obtained In local
environments.
n"«5
rBWTtS'WIMPiSW
the stair, nml ur* ur trout tho presanl
searritr of Irlmr. . , ,.
t Th* tieorglna land Ita powerful eld
ui.,.iiui|illrhnionl ef this groat good,
hlrky moo ronaldor yonr paper aa
lo Ihrlr iHialaoaa liy the aland
i. unit n vast host of good noo-
slate would rloo up and Nraa
will load the M^nM 5
ararrlty
Won'
t«» ito
Tl»r whisky mvi»
an vnvwv lo thrlr Isuali
It haa lakrn.
plr of the
jrem If ym
frent leform.
Aiiinuy. Ga.. tab. 9.
mat ami wlax* prluelplea aid
"ooavr or later batlni to
’or the error liisirfferinf and —*
.Jtmsi
eundoet wTlhnui
atone for the i.._ A
row than pbyaleal bodlva raw
Hit* lawa of uiitnrv and it x old I he tnevith
Wa •*oiiae«|U« , in , ei.“
Thla lvtler la raprwtoeed in the mamolfs
of 4,udja Kvnian.
• Inavltp-
finch waa tlir appeal for Jnsllee and fair-
toes to hla |iooplo by the t onfodrrato prk-
oior In hla <-rll at Port Wnrreu. an appeal
!hat 'war iil-in dear eara-ao fhr Tif tfir
was roRrerneil. Uurolu waa *
rougreas waa ronrernnl. I
aud Tbad Htrrroa relgnrd.
Aim! uotv roaiea, lit the evenlnx of a glo*
rleua rareer, that nolriler-geavral uf
Pedtral army, to u|--n addtraa ou the
teuary ealelirntlun or the death of Lee,
roiifeaai'* that John II. Krogau waa r
and that reronatroctlnix aud opprea
when not au armed toe was lo ealathro*.
not ouly the attaint of th* natlea, hot
THAT PREACHER AND
THEATER EDITORIAL
To the Kdllor of Tbe ftoerglau.
I'leaie let me thunk you for that araal
.editorial on "The froai-her aud the Thoa.
ter," In The tleorglaii.
I think It timely, awl thoroughly enjoy
ml II.
lu the first plare, a pnorker of tb*
K l of Jean* rhriat. especially n
a no time for theafora. If he
well lo bla paatoral dullaa, kerpa
Ibe various and uumeroua demant
upon him. attenda the mevtlnaa of Ma
iTCmW 'i
^ “iM’uivr.ii’tf
t, and rulllvate hit own
plely, aad keep hla faith In a haaft
stale, h* will need th* r*uujud*r of _
I tlrn* for rest anil for raudrriug hi* ou
family Urarad.
to the aeenad plan-, he iwllb all t'brto-'
tlass tor that maturl I* uader th* Dlvlae
Injiineileu to "alataln from all appearaor*
of nil." I do unt Iwleug to Ibe "higher
I know |«
Mr*. Lilli* Blankston.
Mrs. l.llllo Blankoton, aged ’< yoar*.
dlod at tier rcaldancc. IK Hunter atraot,
Saturday inornmg. Th* funeral aerrlco*
will be conducted Sunday aftrrnoon at
-;I0 o'clock. The Interment will be In
Weatvlau i-cmetdry.
Sjf The average savings
depositor in the
United States has
$400 to his credit.
Are you up to the
paver~p
age
TRUST COMPANY
OF GEORGIA,
Equitable Bldg.
CipHaU Srylat Md Pnfih
$650,000.
He know* th* rifuklnaaa H* knowi
what I* required to meet tbe demand*
of the trade of tbla locality, that la
becoming dally more critical In Ita es
timate ot what constitute* nlgh-claas
raving work.
e baa ptanaad hip workshop and
hupplltd It with machine!'/, camera*,
lanae*. ucreons. ate., ale., of the highest
perfected type. Ita contFtra and cn-
vlronmrnts rombtn* lo make It a model
plant In ev*ry particular. Ita tocatl. n.
arrangamrnt.' lighting, tic., aro con
dudva to the vary boot result*.
Occupying the entire fourth floor
of the now building of tho Byrd Print
ing Company at 67 to fit South Pryor
atraot. aggregating upward of lt.Md
square fret of loft apac*. high abort
the dust and dirt of the streets, he en
joy* the advantage! of cleanliness, ven
tilation. ate., that are extremely Impor
tant In the manufacture rf perfect
Printing' plate*. Th* loft la high cell-
Ingtd and a maaWof huge windows on
all aides flood Ih* space with light
enabling him to photograph wllhou.
artificial light, which Is another marked
advantage. In abort, Mr. Mansion haa
what may be termed an "Ideal" shop.
ITrst-rlaa* work or nothing," la Ih*
slogan that la going lo domlnatr the
destinies of the Manaton Engraving
Company, and tho fulfilment of M".
lUaiutoii'ii highest ambition, to glv* hit
customer* work worthy th* nam* "high
da**" will Iw Ih- gr '
the coarse newspaper blocks
screened copper vignetted work far
hlgh-ctass publication* and catalogues.
Zinc etchings, electrotypes, and nickel-
types will be doit* on a big scale and
by th* most highly perfected methods.
Designing and Illustrating will be .pe
dal features of the busThew, and com
petent grttotr wtlt-bw Ht commattd-of
th* atudto.
The new plant win begin operations
Msssay. as* aottcttx tba- patronage ot
the public In general. „
Mr. Charles A. Manaton la president
and general manager aad will person
alty ova rate the department*. Ha la
one of tht beat-known and most capa
ble photo-mechanical engravers In the
country and aa the guiding spirit of
hla new and complete manufactory
promlaea to give th* patron* ot en
graving work th* beat plate* ever
turned out In tbe South.
He haa bean at different times
complete charge of the two angrav
plants that until hla advent In th* r
have b*«n the only ooyCern* of Ih* kind
In Atlanta—namely, the Wrtgtoy En
graving ' Company and the Southern
Kngravtng Company, th* latter estab
lishment from which h* resigned In
November laat In order to formula!*
plana for hla own business.
He especially Invite* Ih# correept
ence of out-of-town patrons and *vlll
be In a position to serve them promptly.
To hla frlanda and cuitomers In At
lanta he cordially Invites a paraonul
call and assures them prompt service
and careful attention to all the detail*
connected with the making of printing
plates.
OBSERVATIONS. V
To th* Editor ot The Georgian:
l am a Southern youngster. My fa
ther fought In that fearful fratricidal
fray. HI* blood flow* In my value.
But hla Southern blood got hot re
cently.
This I* observation number on*. I
was In Augusta aftd had the good tor-
tuna and vary groat pleasure of stand
ing on th* roar platform of a street
car whll* It waa tpoodlng recklessly on.
My nlckol waa gon* and I wab going
Thar* waa also a wall drooaod. naat
looking nogro youth standing Juot bo
lt* conductor. A* th* conductor
rang the bolt hla hand struck with
aotno fore* th* negro's no**. Th* no-
fro waa well bohavod and humble. A
rue gentleman would have aekod th*
nogro to ox cue* him; thla roar** con
ductor broke out Into a bolatoroua. bull,
doling laugh. Waaa't It Toombs who
said, "And cowardice takts no meaner
shape than whan strength oppresses
weakness:" I do hat* to meet up with
a coward, oopeclally th* kind roprosenl
ed by that conductor.
I ubaorve. secondly, that Th* Atlanta
Constitution want* preacher* to go to
theater*. Brother John Bhannon. editor
of the Commerce paper, a big church
man, and, 1 believe, a good man, seem*
to Indorse the utterance of Th* Consti
tution. Sham* on Howoll and Shan
non and all other deluded paonl* who
ar* trying to lower the standard in
stead of trying lo raise It! I. for on*
loft-handod. one-galluaed. Methodist
circuit preacher, thank Th* Georgian
for that editorial. It simply wiped tbo
earth up with them by Ita coavlnolng
anrumont and roslatloaa logic. Horo'a
mv hand; ihakc.* 1 —*;'
I obeorve that Slstor Carry I* giving
Atlanta th* Nation. Good; Atlanta
needs her. She ought lo vlalt the coun.
ell' and Carry her hatchet with her.
They need ripping up th* bark—lo see
If thoy have a backbone or If they art
built on th# ordor of a Jelly floh.
I observe that Thaw's Jury suits
Thaw'a counsel exactly. 'Tl* atranga
hoxv loud money doe* talk. Dtlmua t>
a sharp one: ao la Jerome. Thoy ara
well matched.
Panlon me. Mr. Grmvaa. I observe
CBARTfcR.
frui tou. t
■ty: The
1,00 *” '" d
•hew* that ftotiuoatn arofro tor"th!ro-
»>”«•, their naoocUde*. aucreaeora aad*.
*l*e* to b* Incorporated for a period of
twooty yrora, wlth.th* priritoro efreoewel
ta
*»Ury nrnflt to tbo stoekboldor*. and tto ‘
particular buaiuvM which tbe/ t>urfw«i.t
eOfMO lu lo tbo nMOuracturlnjr of turoUort
""'rKid
and mnaufseture I
product* end mart
ed to ih«~taMr*dt
erect, couduct. operate
o. <ommheart**.
-ssjtfSi
■JSR**
o h L C 3Sp?7roi"roau
••••of which St'least w"|wr ceutTlt) par
ZSi\ ,
pur value ot one handrail dollar* (
corporation l.y reeolutlou.
Mill capital atoch to a aura not ciceodlur
two hood red thousand dollars (MOO.***), aid
TtXrx&: ^^AtoSf«
anthoriaod lu Uke manner. loinuHt la*.
I'etltloncrs deeftr <
■there to said
ffPftal ktoch shall havo’the rtakt to pay
their stibacrlptlon either In tnouoy or prop-
• pr other things of value il a It”
thlnga of Tala* at .
thy the name 'hlfr Inetly. u Itli uleaeure. the failure of
iWtof aplrlt of tV N-vr. I* f “*\
♦ rly. ur .
vn hut Ion,
•he larorporttori and IbatTWM ■
Tbe principal office of rho cerponrtoa will
Iw In nltK nanty. Ueorrio. with in*
right and powee la roM roaxpanr t« rotas
I lab anil uulatola oglcea mill*, factories,
agtaclt*. broaches, owunoml operate aad
ileal lu properties of toy aad ovary kind
and to transact .baatueoa tu any place ov
place* wlthla ar wltkoat the state ef Uoor-
(la.
MUjri feed'. 0 mtSmr 'J*
«f the votlag stockholders: that It shall
lhar* th* twt aad Mtrar tu i»ra» moor,
and extent* therefor such notes, bonds or
other evktonee* of debt aa It may deroi
I proper, and If tt to. desires to occur* tb*
•■f mottgof*. nledec. conroyancc. deal
■Hitt or any other Tnatroment rororlt(
all, or any sort of Ita property or fiaa
fhleca owaod or thonsflar acquired; thee
It shall hara Ih* right an-), power to pur-
chaoe. recelrc. root, leax*; own. aat amt
huld JT? 1 or.peraonal property what-
rear. Imlmllng Immla and atoclta of thla
state, and to dtapes* of th* earn* at lie
pleasure; that It shall have th* right to
Ill-ad or Ineett Ita faafig ga ft r
proper; Hint It .hall have the
power, when authorised by twa.
niajonly rot* of Ita slorhhoM-r*. to apply
for and accept aay aSodnu-at to lu rim,
ter of any and arcry deec ' |
and any reuewal of Ita eb_ /#■
Elgre assreswam-.
If tea tlftu under tho Uw lo c me— .
>i all powi
■ d—irahl- lo rarer lute
■f lie oraunlaaiian: tad
hi. petition shall hay*
lahml ee preecribedby
l.y !«• er.nt—1 Inuorpaeallag
r .aa.'laie*. tucceroora aad
the name aforesaid, with all
>. power* and privilege* efee.roId
And pelllioncrs will ever pra^^^tc.
PotTtloner*' Jutiwney.
rued In eglee Ihla Kchruary to. tM7.
AIINOI.il BfiOTMJfi, Clerk.
the appflrelion for chirter ef ficreefqal
Cabtnei Manufeeiuriag itoMe. da ro*
“wTinroS*!i7 AK eiarotare^^tae atal
of raid court
Clerk bhperler Ceoea. rstoea CaTsa.
There are outers, ptaatir ot than*, too,
that ought to fall Ignobly, or efiglSg
their rollclei absolutely.
Men of Georgia, haatao th* Say Whan
tlie paper* that go Into oar
must 1— pure aa we want our
our *on* anil ilauwhlara lo IN
And If It rl-e»c» The Gaocglaa,
o’-ffi'V— »:r—— .• o*>' r. -'' r- I
assign* mv
the right*.