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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION, TUESDAY. MARCH 4.1884- TWELVE PAGES. in strange lands. MEXICO AND MEXICANS. B, A. Bacon. Special Correspondent ot Tbe Con ' ititutlon. Cut of Mxxtoo, February 21.???There Is one Interest In thl, republic that will draw Amer ican capital and will pay well, if rightly man' aged and sufficient capital Is invested to de velop it, and that is tnisdng, for the entire country is rich in mineral resources. To start in this business properly, not less than a hundred thousand should be raised, and then tbe mines ought not to be placed in any but honest os well as experienced mining men???s bands. Uinlng will be for many yeara tbe great intereat ot tbe republic. Mauufsc- tur-rs will creep in, aa there ia a fine Held for them so soon aa coal can be fonnd here and transportation facilities furnished. Lack of fuel ia a terrible drawback to tbia entire country???almost as great aa want of water. l-AOMINO. An American farmer would get broke quickly unleas he commenced operations with s > largo a capital a?? to pom an immense force, for if on a small scale bi. emiro crop would lu my .opinion, siand a due cbnnce of being appropriated by tbe Inz/ wandering families Labor is very uncertain. He would be very likely to encounter opposition from (be managers of the intmens-estates wbo would no' wish him furmrog near them It would be ditH' nit to purchase land that could be easily irrigated as tne wealthy Mexicans are in poeseteinn ol inostof that kind An American hotel, there being none in this city at present, would pay after next winter, and so would an American barroom, fitted up in very elegant B'yle, mid run on the American plan; but not n cbeap affair as there are several of them hpre now. OFINIONS ABOUT MEXICO. There are many tbn.gs o recommend Mex- icoss a country, many notto. Without enu merating tbe latter la detail let ms say that if one wishes to come here to live, besnonld by all means, understand Spini-b, even if be cannot speak it. Ha should hav- money enoush to carry bint back bomn after arrival, and be aware uf tbe fact, aud remember dis tioclly tbat this country has its own customs and babils, that for ages such will continue and tbat bla best plan Is tu keep qu et, or agree with Mexican views. These How the BUk are Treats, la tke Cafltal al the Ta.ks, Charles Dudley Warner. 1 Tbe houses are close together and tall and there Is no sunshine, and tbe lower very proud of their country, of their religion, and of their antiquities and Aztec blood. Tbey consider tbat no other couutry equals theirs in climate or products (and in tnese two respects aro very nearly right) nor In ao- ciety, and do not like nny aliQsion tbat even seems to make light of thrir couutry nr ruj toms. Many of them think tbat the United States wants to capture tuelr country, and are of course jealous of us. Some hot headed Americans euconragq such an idea. Tala is wrong. Any man from tbeslaies, whocomrs here and looks at the matter coolly and fairly, will in my opiuion, return home believiug that Mexico should belong lo the Mexicans and to no other nation. Quite a number ol well informed Mexicans seem to understand that the United S ates does not wish the annexation of Mexico, but they think possi bly, there being so mncb American capital invested in building railroads and in mining in this republic, tbat the Mexican govern ment may be unable to meet its obligations and then by some chance, onr congress might be lobbied into demanding a lulfilltnentof the contract with tbe capitalists In such a case, their feara are that oar country might de mand tbe cession of Chihuahua and certain other border aia'es and tbat in a few yean some of tbe other stales of Mexico seeing the great prugrtss of these states under American rnlewonld withtobeannexed too??r country. Suould such a circumstance arise, it would be well for tho Uahed 8 ates tu make Itsouo- pieasant for tbe pauper element as to push it back into the sta-es adjoining which re rna ned in Mexico, or eiae prouihit such a class from over voting. Toe colored man of tbe anu hisa aolon, aa fares tbe rl htsofa free citizen ore concerned, when compared lo the Mexican peon. A fat peon of the male nder is a sigiityet to be teen by me. Good __od and plenty of it is not kuowu to them. I have no dunbt but that there are five mil lion people in this republic who never ait any onetitue bad five dollars each. While this conntry is vast, its climate fine and Us possi bilities great, If pruprriy looked to, there ia a roving nomadic population of mtny millions of pure or mixed iodiaus, the bulk of them peoned on tbe iuitm nee estates, and living on corn and pepper. In rags, filth end huts, tbe rnt tramping from pillar lo post; men women and children, with uo aim or objert. hiving liit'e or no idea of law or rig"tou,aide ol a performance of their church duties. We of the south, bad four millions of a docile, uneducated, but hard workiog race, thrown on us as vo ersand see the face of an election now. What could it be, had we the seven or eight millions of this nomad race (who work only sufficient to keep alive), mado free Amerlcau citizens? Fur my pari, 1 would join an army to prevent Mexico, with lie present populetinn, from beiug annexed to our country. Were thereabout ax million funerals in this republic aud tbe immense laDded estates, now held by a very few wealthy men, divided up aud for sale as homesteads, then should Mexico, of Its own free will, aak admittance to tbe union, it would be well ??? to admit bar, Tu use an American expression, Mexico does not wear Well. A' flr,t blush, the new comer ia car ried away with the beautiful iceuery and the fine lands and easy manner in wuich two crops a year can be gathered. The novelty and entire dissimilarity to America attracts his fancy. He is in love with its climate and its fruits, but In n few weeks, after looking about and aeeieg tbe dire poverty of ninety- five per cent of lte people, end the great lack of tliriftness, cleanliness end money among tbatlmmense percentage, his opinions change. The apparently rich, tbat is e certain class in the city of Mexico, who go in fur outward show at tbe expense of inward comfort la in my opinion a fair proportion of the cltlz-ns of tbat city. Id other towns visited, it was either very poor or very rich for Mexico. '???Very poor,??????in this re-pub it, is whet yon of Georgia do not know. Tbe most indigent colored man in Atlanta ia not half so poorly off There seems to me to be no provision made for paupers here, for in tbe states we could dess the bulk of tbe population under tbat head. Of conree this cl,as has no money and therefore trade languishes. Where there ia no money there Is no chance to make money. To an American tourist, Mexico is a great place fur a trip. To au American seeking e residence, it would nut be ibe location desired, especially if be bad a family. American wo men do not like Mexico. The customs litre are so different, especially in many matters of a very delicate character, that it jars on tbeir natures and causes many to eicken. For Instance, tbe prompt manner in wnlcb calls of nature are attended to by both sexes of tbe lower daises, and in mauy Instances of tbe better cleseea, irrespective of time, place, or eurroundings, may be of advantage to the health of tbe female zex, bat ii rather re volting to an American. Here, the Indell ctcy ia not in tne act, bat in the notice of it. v'd Tbe entire ebience of sewerage ell over the republic, witnibe miserablecooklng arrange ments end scarcity o( fuel, as lack of fire places end doves, together with tbe filth tbat aeems to belong to tbe lower claaaee, as an in heritance, are portions uf the c.tuea that ren der it unpleasant to an American housewife. Coaid a few millions of onr people be trans planted here in an instant, taking the pieces ol tbe na'tvee, tbie would be a paradise eoun. j ; ,, My travels have extended over about 15u0 invaluntarHy, but the priest paid no atten- miles uf the Mexican republic, by rail and t Hon. and Is the end the effect wauled to be I good, for when it wse over and they raised ambulance, through some of the bestus well eseomeof the poorest portions; maJeendrely in pursuit of health and pleasure???the latter I have secured, tbe former injured. My ob eerva'ions are made from a strictly impartial standpoint In my former letters, the great beaut ea and advantages uf tbe country were fully zet forth; in Pile the disadvantages, while the climate ia superb, the air very rare and pure throughout nearly all of Mexico on account of the large proportion of it that is table laDdon tbe mountains, tbers Isa aya- lem, or rather lark of system about every en lerurlfe, from the management of the gov ernment down to tbe setting to rights of a bedchamber that does not suit American views, which lack counterbalances the benc h's of climate. Tbese cus'oms cannot be ebang d soon, end nnder American rule in tlie Mexican* never. In mv opinion, the true road to prosperity for Mxlco, is as an in dependent republic. UDder a wise president, with such liberal views towards the United States as are held by General Diaz Then, American capital, upon the finishing of the International system of railways now fast ap pmaohlng completion, would come here as rapidly as needed. There w tuld be an unity of interests between the two republics, which would promo???e feeling of friendship between tbe two peop'eand tbetrgovernmeuls tosuch an extent that no foreign ua ion would at tempt to interfere with Mexico, from fear of onr republic takings hand in tbe war. 8<> soon as reasonab'e tarifison American goods and provisions conid be agre- d on, so soon would our dealers rush their stocks into this republic, and find g-tod markets, thereby re ducing tho price of food and Improved ma chinery to such an ex'ent that tbe poorer classes here could get good nteuls for less than the cos', is now of their 'ortillss and pepper. Asa state of the United S'atea. there would be kept up a feeling of hitter hatred ny the Mexicans toward our government that could be quelled in a century. The fact that every Jew or Irishman met by me in Mexico says that the Uoi eil Sta???es is tbe best country in the world to make money In, because everybody there bus some money and it Is kept moving, and because tbat there are very few Jews here impresses me with the belief that America is good enough for me. There is one thing though that dues not fill my soul with pride, and that Is the lamentable lack of respect shown to our fir*, and the great respect sbown to tbo Uflnah. Our country, In place of being respected by these people, fsheltl ingress contempt, except among the better educated classes end it is the opiuion among many that if Texas would stand to one side, the Mexicans c mid lick tbe gringos (Americans) In a few weeks To put an American in Jill and keep him there is not uncommon, bat an E igliemau fares difierently There was an American englncerman???whose train run over a Mexican??? lu jail for about a year. Tbe accident was no fault of his, yet our gov eminent did nothing towards getting him ont. It may be that tbe Mexican govern nient wishes to drive the American railroads in this country to employing Mexican con ductors. as tbe British roads do, arid adopt such a policy. Sioco their determination to live here, several A tuertcans have renounced their allegiance to our government, and taken out papers making them English subjecs, be cause ol there being no protection afforded by Americans A sad commentary upon tbe land of the free. As fast ns sn American gets out of employ nient here, if he does n. t secure another po sition at once, and is able to raise tbe money to pay bis way back to tho stales, be gees There ate not oue hundred Americans in this repuoiic wbo would say tbat tbey hoped or expected to lire out the rest of their days hete, is the belief of Conabas. CONSTANTINOPLE DOCTORS. toure walls are so damp tbat tbey have turn ed green with slims Tne streets are always wet with filth that often comes above shoe- tops, and the stench that rises is worse than the air in' tbe underground passages of a Chinatown. Yet tbe people five and eat and steep here, and when tbey get sick???aa they Invariably do???they doctor themselves alter tbe most approved quackery in the Turkish pharmacy. Toe on. sis are the chief pbysi clans, but men sell patent medicinea on the Turkish street corners with mncb tbe same volubility as in New York, They aro very coniervative, tbese Turkish doctors, resisting sturdily tbe naw and Clinging tenaciously to old opinions. Mo-t of their practice it mere fetichiain, and they lug Astrology or Divine interference into 'ho mealiest cases of colic the toothache For a nation of fatalists tbe Turks have more faith than two thirds the Christians living. Nine cues out of ten where they are cured at all, it is their faith and not tho remedy that cures them. mvozinoTHZ nztrv Sickness they believe ia the result of offend log some deity or spirit, and reversing the process tbey endeavor to placate, the deity through the priests, and thus coax him in o removing tbe p ague from them. The der- vialus being the meet holy men among the iriests. are??ate- med the moat celebrated doc- on, Eicb Thursday, aher their peculiar riles, towels aud the clothes of sick persons, too weak to come perunally, are brought to them in tha tenipm and laid on the fl tor be fore the altar. A bottle of water is then car ried round the circle ol dervisbesand render ed holy by being breathed on by each one in turn. Tbe high priest is tbe last to do tbia, and then taking tbe bottle, be bean it above bis bead to tbe altar, where, after sundry salaams and mniterings, he walks back and forward several times over tbe clothee and then sprinkles them with water from the bo lls. Tbia ia supposed to endow both towels and clothes with miraculous curative proper ties, and they are taken away by the sick men???s friends at great cost for rubbing pur poses or to be worn as a cure. For lhe??????tramp- ling" cure, those who are able to come to tbe temple in person. CRUELTY TO CBILCBZN. A woman brought tu a baby not more tbsn 12 monies old. It wsa weak and pinched, and not knowing wbat ailed it zbe bail brought it to tbe priest in b??pe of cure, A mat wu spread before the altar and the child laid on it, face downward, on the ffijor. Then the high priut, leaning a hand on tbe shoulder of an attendant on each side, so as not to press too heavily, put bis foot on tbe child???s loins, settled it lo get a firm foothold, and then raising himself, stood uprigbton tbe poor little body. Then be stepped back, and lifting the child soothed and caressed it with a tenderness tbat showed him utterly uncon scious of sny brutality and also Ilia assurance in tbe efficacy and necessity f r tbe remedy. Two other hides received tbe same treatment, and then five young girls ran in and lay down aide by side on the mat. Tbsre was apparent ly nothing tbe matter with them, but the r friends were afraid there might be audio brought them to forestall contingencies. MOVXl* TREATMENT The priest sprinkled them with water from the holy bottle, end then, discarding the help of bis attendants, stepped up on to tbe near est girl and walked several times scran tbe raw. At every step bis feet sank into tbe soft flesh, bat be kept below the waist, and only an occaat mal grant showed tbat tbey felt ft at all. Borne of tnem appeared to think it very fanny, and when ibe priest bad finished they all got up laughing, kissed hit band with great show of reverence, and ran nimbly out. The only patient not entirely roicel was an old Turkish officer, with rheumatism in bis limbe Tbey brought him in on crotches, with his legs all bent and stiff, and like tbe others, he was laid out on tke mat. Then the priest mounted him, beginning it tbe wslst, end inside of two minnt-s biz legs were ???traightened out aa limp as carpet-ragz, and tbe old print was walking np and down bim as cheerfully as if there was no zoch thing as feeling in bim. Tbe officer's face tamed bite as bis shirt, and onceor twice be yelled him to his feet, although he appeared rather wined, tie etuuu atone and walked sway with out his crutches, TUI "??V EATING-STOKE.??? Another popular cure ia the ???sweating- Itone,??? so called, in the mosque of S'.Sophia. It ia a large pillar near tbe left band entrance, or a sort of greenish white stone. In this, about the height of a man???s bead, is a small hole, hardly large enough to contain tbe en tire fingers Through some peculiar natural f trouerty of the itone, the inside of this hole s always covered witha salty moisture, No matter bow often tbis Is wiped away, it in etantly returns, sn I this ??? sweat??? of ttie stone tbe Turks credit with miraculous curative properties. Hundreds come here, it issald.to rub their diseased members with the healing moisture. Toe graves of many of tho dead dervishes, too, who in life baa extra luck ss ???tramplere," have been converted into sbrincs, to which sick persons make pilgri mages in hope of cure. Tbey tie on the grat ings before these tomb) long strips of flauuel sod wool???b'sck, yellow and red???torn from their clothes, and do not forget to leave s plaster or s tin the money basin before de parting. This is tbe cure for fevers and colds and also a protective against the "???evil eye." This rear ot the "evil eye??? ia si strong among the Turks as among the Italians, and in point of civil zttlon much more becoming Like tbe Italians, tbev consider coral a protection against iu ill i fleets, and every Tirelc carries a piece of it ubjut with him tu a charm. Not onty this, hut the superstition extends to auimals aud products. CORAL AMULETS. The donkeys and hunts have necklaces of red coral andstriogsof turquoises twisted in to their tails. Pendants of coral hang from the grape and vegetanle baskets, and it a Turk gets s wearing mad at Ids donkey and wants to say tbe worst thing be can to lilm. be threatens to take away bis jewelry, tbat being tbe shortest way of utterly consigning bun to the devil. The Turks are very much afraid o( dying themselves and never like to think of dying in any way. Aa a consequence they appear peculiarly heartlraa about tbeir funerals The body, in a coffin or un aboard, os tbe case may be, is covered with a yel'ow cloth and laid in a litter. Then four brawny Turks lift up tbe corners and set off as fast as they can go to tbe tnntqne, tbe friends fol lowing as best tbey can. Nobody makes way tor the procession in die crowded streets and it often goes bard with the bearers to dodge in and out among the hones and carriages. In front ofthe mosques aro slanting stouts, on which the bodies are rested white the priests aud mourners go In to pray. Tbis finished, the march l??riiU"ied until the grave is reach ed, All except the mourners laugh and gos sip and poke run at the bearers fur their awk wardness In lowering tbo corpse. One of the lafer jumps into the grave aud arranges tbe body, sud wben be has scrambled out the diggers begin filling In the dirt and the psrty goes away. Themis no furtbersbow of senti ment. and after the erection of a headstone, little care is there whether tbe worms or the dogs lunch on the departed. Being fatalists, they know he is either in tormentor in glory, and while certain that the same fate tunst come to them In time, tbey don't want tu be bothered with tbe thought before it comes end so endeavor to forget tbe dea i and death as quickly and completely as possible. Tbe St. Louis, Mo??? P at-Dispatch says, tbat Mrs. Puoehr Itlce. 1203 Madison street, a ??? -ter of Hon II Clay Sexton, c' ief St. Louis Fire Department, bad been a suff-rer tram tuflimmstory rheumatism for seven yean, the muscles of ber bauds and limbs were c >ntracicd and she used orntchea By a sin g's application of St. Jacobs Oil tho was benefitted Instantaneously, and finally com- p'cely cured, Th |l oul-rllle Kxpu-lih>n awarded prizeson bug El-tt-n t n-rriL-n tuttioB'khart Hit'???---* ??? nu sMa'iursoturlug Co, olE khart, , ??? * ulreetty wl'b the consumer at wholesile MURDI- RED AND SOLD. tke krilnl Cell*si Sb,a???u Held fir Trial la Uhls. Cincinnati, February it7.-Rlcbanl Ieralie, one 8 r tbe tueu arrested for the murder of tbe Taylor tmtlyst Avondale, mad! a statement last niche to ?????? effect that John Harris, a man be never knew lei which were lu sack! md conceited in a fence corner. As stent as the bndt* s were loaded on the wtfon all started bark to tbe city. On the way a cams back running and entie half an hour. then II WIS seen that Taylor???s cabin was tm Are. They drove to the college, delivered tbe bodies and received their pay. Tey'or, the murdered man' we* formerly a resitrrecli.ulst. and Ingalla was his psr'ner. 1 he ttatr e of one of tbe urtoDsn, which w.s y ifenfsy given as Court, should he Bout T! ex<mluatlon of the pariln chan' with tho murder .of B-yerly Taylor aud wlf*. aud Elisa Jane Crawbert, aoop'cil child, whu*o bodies were sold to the Ohio meolca! college on the very night of ibe murder, was held at ATfind*le this morning before Mayor Strickland The les'lmouy Included the statement of K B Dixon, an express driver, who said he waa employed by Allen lugallaon tbo night of the mur der to do some hauling: that Ingalla and another colored matt mot him at an appointed place, and that bo hauled tbe bodies, which were to sack", to Ohio' medical college. He reengqlsed Alien Ingalls and Bet j Johnson sa the men who put the oodles Into tne wagon. Dr. Ciller, de> momtrator ol anatomy In tbe Ohio medical college, t-stlflcd that Al- 1 o't, Insalla and ???neither man brought the bodies, and that he retarded Ingalls at a reaur- tecilonl-i, but he refused to te-nlfy to any other rases where Ingalls had *old bodies lo tho colleges, bei J Johnson pleaded guilty, but Ingalls remain, eg o. flam. He and Johnson were held for murder In the Aral degree Blchard Ingalla aud Jeff Bant were discharged. Thousands Unatrmrd to Their Graves I Relying on testimonials written In vivid, glowing langnageof some miraculona curca made by some largely puffed-up doctor or patent medicine I as hastened tbonsanda to tbeir gravea; believing In their almost insane faith tbat the aarne miracle will be performed on them, and tbat thus testimonials make the cures, while tbe ao called medicine Is all the time hastening them to their gravel. We here avoided publishing testimonials, as they ilo not mike the cam, slthonab we have thociamds uretr TuocaaMna of them, ot the most wonderfol cures, vs], untartlysent ns. It is our medicine, Hop Bi'iera, tbat mtkea tha cures. It has never tailed and never can. We will give refer ence to any one for any dims* similar to their own if desired, or will refer to any neighbor, as there ia not a neighborhood in ???he known world bat can show its cures by Hop Bittern a Lottso joss. rytlcUnof Hitab pane'll *d<j wu complaining of ner conn neat'b, and of bla Inability to core ber. ???abl: "Try Hop Bittrnl'' Tbe lady lot earnest aud ufcd the Uiiten, from which tat ned permaoeut hraiih. she now lautba at the doctor for his I ke. but he Is not ao well pleased with It, ?????? tt cut him a good patient. rut or DocToaa. Tbe fee of doctors is an item tbat very many persons are intereeted in. We believe tbe acbeduie for visits Is t-T H, which would ???as a mao coofiued to his bed for a year, and in need of ??? daily visit, over $l.0u0 a year for medical attendance alonel And one single bottle of Hop Bitters taken in time would save tbe $1,000 and all the ycar???e sick ness. a lady's wuh. OS, how I do wish my skin wu cs e'esr and ???of* a* youis." (aid a lady to b-r friend "Von can aa*tly make It so.??? answared the friend. ??????How???? fi.qnln-s *Se first lady. "By nilug Hop Btt'crj th*t makes pure, itch blend and blooming health. It did It tor me, as yon observe." eivsM cr ar rat o cross. Ia it possible tbat Ur. Godfrey is ap and at work, and cured by to simple a remedy I" "I assure you it It true tbat at is entirely cared, and wito nothing but Hop Bitten, and i days ago bis doctors gays him up i he must die, from kidney sud liter I PURGATIVE TeW 4nd will flompletelj change tho blood fn the entire ayatom In three wnni'n ???erson who Will take 1 rill each night from 1 to IS weeks* may be rostormi la souk* health* If each ft thing be po jsible. Fer Female Complaints these Fills have no equal. Physicians nse them for tho cure of LIVER and KIDNEY diseases* Sold everywhere* ???r sent by mall for 2Se. In stamps. Circulars free. J. G. JOHNSON A CO-.Boston, knot Cronn* Asthma* Bronchitis, Neoraki Sis* Ithenmatism. JuHNSOvV DYNE LINIMENT (/#r httmml and I'xUrod Pm) wUl UittantenewMlr relieve tbeee terrtus Mwawv eat of un. information that wW un bum lire* sent tree by mail. Dwt t ddsy t boatst rrereaUon U better Uuu* cure. PWmsm of las Spins* told everywhere. Cteculan Oee?? f?? 8. J0I1N8< __ rrereaUon U CURES Influence, I>!t??Rnt tt the Longs l7oeree> ~ *??? IheJsrs Horuiit, Xldr.ey 1 rvobita, abJ CO*, notion, Mam. DENS LAY It Is s well-known tket that sioet of the Horse and CetUe Towder si>W in thin man* prf Is worthless; that Sheridan's tiond???tion Powder ts sbeMntetynore end rery r&lneble. Nothing on Karth will mnlce hens lMlIkefiluTldan'sCondition I'ow- , Xgw pose, ore tetupoonful to esoii pint of ??? ??? ??? Led. It win also pof.tirdr prevent and cure | Hr* Cholera,Ac. S'>?i3??TeT7wl.nre,or$rnthyu??l!for1le.t?? CHICKED CHOLERA,I FOR SALE LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR ???Vf' AGENTS FOR GEORGIA. ALABAMA AKI??? FLORIDA. I embraces every <]<*lrakto Soy el tv at thcscacon, fl* well ??s all ttandard kinds. A special f??i- L I turn for ISM Itbat you ran for CJC wlcct Necdnor Plants to that value frum I I their Catalogue, amt ha.ro in- ??pUsUU rludcil,wlUiout charge, it copy of Fetor Ifan- ft . .. ?? ... ???????????.. --w. ??? * 0 pages, linnunomely I a of the book alone Is I . . w m w j,freo on application. I PETER HENDERSON & CO. STEAM ENQINES^S^^ 555 BOILERS, M&j CKfur IMMEDIATF OEIIVFRV CARRY ENGINES ami BOILERS IN STOCK for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WHAT STRUCK AN OLD SOLDIER "It will icon be twenty yean slues the war eliled." Under the hot sun of August, ISM, tbe village of Dover, N J., Isy still ss the sphlux In Kyypt, while EIIJ-h Slurp, of thst plies, slowly end softly spoke of the put. "Yea,??? he said, "I was In the army and siw many of the slgbta of Ihoio feuful yean. I was finally dlicbtrged from dlublllty. resulting from sunstroke. I ctmo home, mlwnhle tu health aud ipirlte; so enfeebled tbat I took cold on the ???Hghieet exposure. Life seemed worthleee tome; Hived only lo memory." ???Thet waisid enough,"! laid, dividing my lilt Iwodgtn. "ihit'aao," responded Ur. Bberp; "bull got over it. Ou'grew 1 f Not exactly. When in that condition I bezan taking Pabzzr'z Tone, and my healihe mm'ocod to Improve right away. I wez asioM-htu .. it, and sn wes mv wile. ( pilM on the fl.eh and ouldest auyihlng. Hy ambl'lou bliz-dup. I omlil attend 10 btulnou, and nuw. exc. ptlng tbit I hive to tike cire about expo-lug myself to th- hotsun I am as well ae I was the d.y endued. Whit diff'tenejw'here are In 'iilnze- guni and b-jonct- kill: Paskza e Tosice*vee " This preoen'ion, which hi- been known *- Pin- KKK'e UINOZBTonic will hereifw becillort sim ply PsBKga t Tonic Ai unp'incipled dealer, are consumly drcelvlug tbeir cuitomer* by luba'l-ut log ii'f-rlnr erilCctundcr the named gt'iier, aud aa sinner ia really an unimportant ingredient, we drop th?? misleading word. Th- re ii no cbinge, however, ia the preparation I'eell aud ell bottlee rtm itulug In the hinds of dealer*, wrapped under ihe cues of Pisgza'e QiNoza Tonic, contain tho genuine medlii iclf ihe firs mlioslgu-inreot HiecoxA Co. is at tho bot tom i f ihoouuldo wrapper. 266 TH EDITION. PRICE $1 fSl p#' KBSW THYSELF.* A GliKAT llJhUlUAL WOUK ON MANHOOD. Fsbanaud vitality, nmoui and ph)??io*l ffft* billiy, premature dcctlno fn taan, erron uf you lb, gud the untold mlveifm rteuliluj; fri.in Indlrcre- EXCELSIOR COOK STOVES THE BEST IN THE MARKET! 17 Different Sizes and Kinds LEADING FEATURES: Doable Wood Dooit, Patent Wood Grate, Adjn*tft- tie Damper, Intcrcbangeable Automatlo fcbeH Broiling Door, Swinging IlearthpUte^ Swinging Fire Poore, Nickel ICnobi, Nick. Panola, etc. Uncqu&tal la materiel,injrlnJjh, t in Operation. Eomk^r Descriptive Circular to HUNNICUTT& BELLINGRATH Cor* Peachtree end Walton Htreet* ATLANTA, CA. smiths EXTRACT OF MAY FLOWER, The Cap Sheaf of the Chemiit'e Skill. The Great Romody for all Dlsoases ofthe Bladdor and Kldnoys. This Remedy ha* stood the test of time, has been weighed in the scales of public opinion, and to-day has an army of men, women and children, who ever thek own signatures bear testimony to its curative properties. Some have been cured of Diabetes soiflc of Bright???s Disease, some of In* flsremation of tne Bladder* some nf Catarrh of the Bladder, some of Incontinence of the Urine, some of Lcucorrhaca, or Whites, some of pains In thb Back and Loins, some of diseases of the Prostate Gland. For all DlteatetariMlnff from m ditto trd ttate of the Madder and Ktdneye, thit lltmedy etanda without a rival. Without a rival ia the number of cures effected! without a rival in the purity of its composition; without a rival in number of bottles sold. The annual sale of Smith???s Extract of May Flower ex ceeds the sales of all other Kidney Remedies com* Lined. DR. ELI IVES,says: "Thst in many agrra* rated cases* where Ruchu had foiled to produce my benefit. May Flower has effected a speedy pure." D1 Sr superior to Buchu or Juniper.??? DR. II. F. MARTIN, says: "May Flower arte more promptly in all diseases of the BL-tddcr and Kidneys than any remedy which has come under BENT. H. J.ONG, sap: "I have found May Flower exceedingly beneficial in my treat ment of females. DR. V1NC. D. HUY VETTER, up: "With out doubt May Flow er is destined tr work a revo lution in the treatment of disease' peculiar to the Urinary organs." DR. ??ING, in compiling his dispensatory, has paid a merited tribute to this remedy. See page Tfi King???s Dispensatory. A number of authorities might be quoted, but there are none more eminent than the names n addition to ??See oTt. tnoay to iu virtues. FAR SALE BY ALL DBUG6ISTS. Manufactured only by S. B. SMITH i, BRO., Covington, By. If you are aAleted, send your address to S. B* Smith ft Bro , Cowngton, Ky., for a treatise Oft of >he Bta-.der and Kidneys. which Is Invaluable. Bo found by tho author, wtitoe experience tar (ftvntr tbrro year* It tuch aa probably nercr before foil to the lot of a????y pbysi- nisti. Three kundrrd psgea. b*o??d In bcantltul French auurito, rmb??w??ed covers, full gilt, guaiein- trod to bo a fl??i??*r work lu avery aettae. nsrenonlral. lileiary ??nd pmfrerionftl* tbsn any other work fold In tills couutry for fAfc), or tho money will M re funded lu every Inatsncc. Prion only It by tfliiil, post paid. IllnstrstlvQ samples six cuts. Knud now. Uidd medal awarded the author by the itriMtlmi, and by th* rAllot bt-iiHHatl ??? L*??nrt??u Lancet 1 liere la no m< mber of widely fo whom tbit book will not bo useful, whether youth, parent, guar* ulxn. Instructor or clergyman ???Argonaut. * Addrr aitbe Pesbels Me<;lca* Institute, or DfulT, H. Tarter. No. 4 Bulflucli a'rcet. Boston. ?? who may be comuliod on all dlseasea requi s??lil and expeiJrnna. Chronl'* and obstinate e??wa tbat have b??ffled tbe skill tJLi AT ol ail othor phssldans a snechtitv. ULClXLtJ treated tucoewfUll?? without ITTCT VfSw7??T an f nsianoe of faUnre?? aL X OZliJL now Ormps Furiaaee lie to us at nncquint wo wIIImoiA a Free our hnw illustrated Ide tojtapld VVcnltU. c-M... , .eld'XlK lulnlna BOO.snro wars to roar* money nny where. Anwliiforer- __ _ _ 'CiUntyaiiaranteiMlfoyoft. Addratf ???1. I.YNM Sc CO.,700 llroagway, Mew V.rk. ERRORS OF YOUTH. Free for ??he itwely nn of Nervous Ds- kll dlsoi' Prescription Free for?? bility. bout Msuhood. an lndl*cre tiooe or escoseei Manhood, and all disorder* bninnkt on by CURED IN ITS VARIOUS STAGES. Desire for stlmulanta entirely removed. Home treatment. Medici tie can be administered without knowledge of patient, by simjdy plue.ru* it in coffee, tea or any article of food. Cum guaranteed. Hend for Circulars. Address g p e Save t eemee neb wwrSteft us We ofTtr a has aeee ea*y te g^yss???gv.lgg FQOFii will start yen la bulneas. TpSSfSSl?? WATCHES. .jtrteb. Met -??? i boy* and glris, are making for will start yen la basInaM* Toe ???IffwE??? aifchtfl. Bend for illustrated Cauloguo. J. P. STEVENS WATCH CO.* Our-Annual-Catalogoe, Beaiitmilly llnyrarcd mill lllu??ir??te<l| Hint* Hl . . Mini 'lieiiiiM-gkii Aoulli- D V * MA I *r??? (TLTUnif, VMJfo _ Dl lflnlL, TAHI.HS.Oll.lftSfKN, ft MALI* HBAI.NN and HsOIVKIlx o< MAILED FREE UPON APPLICATION.* E. M. SARGENT & CO., Seed Grower.-!, Macon, Georgia. TIMKEN SPRING! VEHICLES! jun eenaawlditvniV-^^^ lengthena^u diarten according te the wmB by *.???I f-.-lewlicr w-ae* nu???J.jr.rsslid L??wd??A HENRY TIMKEN, Patent**, ST. LOUI8. Mr-. IMHSSrtlE ABBOTT BUGGY CO DeLOACHS TURBINB most ethers, which abouM place ft la every mill Is the south. rcrfeetauUs/aciion guarauieea for lib tie reouey. NO LONGER HIGH PRICES. Write for particnlara and yon will he surprised to know that Turbine* can be made en ehe*p. A. A. DKIjOACH. SO and 41 Weet Alabama 8t, Atlanta, G*. BOLD KEDAL, PAWS, 1878. BAKER???S Warranted abaolutety purft Cocoa, from which tha exoeea el Oil hse been removed. IthiefAree timet the strength of Coco* mixed with 8tarch* Arrowroot or Safer* and is therefore far more economA. caL It la deUcione* nourlshlag^ strengthening, easily digested* aa4 admirably adapted for invallUa aft well ss for persons ia health. ???old by Grocers everywhere* CO,, Dorchester, Ian *Aretzip<o ???KOdJfTJtl ???ll ???ft ???itmtprM* *q ton pptOfte xotwitiatapv ppn iqn u|iepuoH )iM0 ??qi eiOjeqjono ueo *MaeuMoq??orpeDiooD03??no??i9d u* ijpoa tn ??? ???oj /qi V; spu QO|w/njv|p jobjoiwjvj siaid pas ???|MU???? I??s *iq jo sflliup wqi poXi??qM|p i??nj nq .???*q jsqi t]ti.-SAid.u 1 JttMOiH ??msf joaotej.iinp/ ???pe ???iJsstaiH *9 iiqoy *91 foeauvr *??OBJO JT* -.AM-Aivno* uvr.juvf ???viOMrtq I I i Xq??-rna in >i.q)Xu??il 1 **ioj Spas rx u t.7 JFAY???S CELEBRATEDI 2. WATER-PROOF ?? MANILLA HOOFING., V It rfiubtc, flue Icitlisr; lur U.10I*, uut-lccl H Watl..nd Iti.ltl.* in i.i.i-.i ,.f (.i,-tcr. V.rj I s-rnof smt dmattl-. n.u??lcgue will) tciilmo I ?? rill- ???rt mril'??? S'MEK f,'.hli??hed IfiM. I 3 W. II. I'AY A t'Ut. rau-.K-il, N J j ABSOLUTELY THE BEST. ___ LISHTNfNG SEWER Two tboiiaund atlicheeis mlnnte. The ??? alsaikluts-ly nnl-rin-i silly j Machine la the aeodikrTfliiijlniiiii a^Sra??fst&8SS iiiG A jir..yNvv^:rs,^:;ii?L;KX: LQ0RJLJFIX5L (dsnsito rifiste set aewreeetvtsg acere. * frit Bottle efrny lefsiutlei Mhs bmurnM^iy HBVsvaan -ton* steSy. Imul my reamsy wcare S.cleee ethers aeee felled fsaereeeea Uo I sn re. aeadeseaeaNr etreetteeeada remedy, give liprase sad twt jufaiSSfFiiszx I WANT 100,000 POUNDS GOOD CLEAR 1 Highest MARKET PRICES PAID. DR.F.KING Atlanta, (is ??? ami full outfit with Mrb. Uuarnnterd te k* scrfkrt. Wan ranted ft year* l??????i???tp*y doubt# for machines no tatter, when you ou ter tbMW before you ray a rent All late Improvements. Run* llartef with little noUe. lUnd*oiue and _ durable. .OUeulere sltb Knn- ???l orrd* of leitliDnlilili IfrMh to, 47 Third Ave.* Quoaeo.lll. sar-fjEVy-??a t?? cnOICE-w SESDS1IFRUITS! All of tbe bent* both new and old. Flsntn, Treat Vbiee, Needs, ad. by me il. a #| ???ertsTiy. BV nrrtmfl fuaronuetl. GUchoico,cbssp,8i Ueu.forttismiilei l2ROSES;S$l 30 PACKETS iLui'Vi'fV.l:':"-, $|, For tl?? rthrs It *1 Net. .nil 1.001 tbles. b* EWaOrr.. OINIm???. YlUnt.Ure.nb-.nM. MM8?AWSS??ffi "M??E(PrainsiI??? Corn-Mills anil Millstones, ALL filZUfl. THE BEST IN THE WORLD I SAM PL ??8 OP MEAL 8ENT . ON APPLICATION. Eneines,8??w Mills, and all kinds of Machinery at lowest prices. Address, J-EHKJNH BROS., Atlanle, Oa, M TMC BUT IS TMI OMIAPIIT." saw CMPIIICC I MILLS, tWbintOWk C ! I uf This Out toanm!, rey urnst hssS SoJCB M . s., ??? i,.\ .,, , - -rteinty. Noo-inuunpiteL M.VoungJ73UreenirlchBCJ(.Yara; lsloj???1 !.>.%!( I* ?? 1 mu / ??. r*si7H s in..Bui* Ag??'srsigitm, i* Treated ectentlflcally and cured without tbo knife. Book on treat* merit sent free. awsaattas Bend six eon's for poet* age, and rce iro free a ecostly box of Roods which sex, tn more money right True ft fft, Auguste. Maine. sgastg^Rtstirag .???Utes sod mti ywSf p*r met. ?'**'???- r ??? -??? ???<- ,tcn W*1 'UUteljlftrf. Ki Ulnu,??J3DUtS AkrkICH W1KS ??. taettlsyepsr. 3F1TT0OU21UZZ* PA. to PieiWMi wUlegasM Rosea, -Bauuti,- Fuchiiu, iiiutT1.000,000 PLANTS ?????? ??????*???? FRANCIS MORAT. C- *mw4 ??? Onu*V An, U*iiW|, S* FOR RENT. SPLENDID (ICO) ONE I1UNDRED ACRE Farm adjacent to the city ??f Atlanta, und??r a high state of cultivation, ail aecrtoary building*, etc. A floe opportunity for tho right kind of man. Adlress. SUBSCRIBER, P, n. Draw* r He 9. Atfonra. A CARD T H* PARTY WHO WAS MAKISG INQUIRIES of the whereabouts of W. E Dougherty several month? lino*, at Carthage, Texas, can fludorad* drrea him at Fori Worth. Texas [r.-.ai*n?? ot cum# of w??m klud ead oOeag etaadlsc asrsb???aear*d- fi>dee??l.tewmi U say Mth loK* iflran, 1?" * "iHofmorwo OOTTUU rfs*. lagatear WUM ?? vsl! VASL??puUriaBaattle??tMeM,toea7eaflteM. OtvaBm fMsft^fAeeesemJaJ.foftbMpiiMirMrtBKaX.^