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Tigers of lire Sea,
If was reported the ether week
fliat a sailor engaged i scraping
the. des of u troop ship in the har
bor of Sierra Leone, we. drawn in
i'.- !a water and promptly devour
oil by a eliark. This is not ;.n un
con iu.m experience, boat
man he... been bitten in the short
t re took him to dip up a pitch
er of \\,-r while his craft, was un
der full sail. We are assured that
it is nothing uiuommon for the
ravenous fish to spring a foot out
of the sea in order to secure their
prey. For miles they will follow
a vessel, on the lookout lor any
stray unfortunate - who may tum
ble or be thrown overboard, uul
sc deep do they swim under the
surlace that it requires the practic
ed eyes of the native to delect their
presence. Many of the West In
dia harbors are so haunted by the
white and hammer-headed sharks
—-the least amiable of the 150 dif
ferent kinds known to zoologists
—that it is dangerous to bathe ev
en a few yards from the shore
without an outlook.
Yet the Yfest African negro has
been known to face !iie brute, not
only with.impunity, but even to
come oIF as victor in the end. All
but amphibious, the swimmer cau
tious-/ approaches his enemy, and
then, just at the rn mient when the
great lisli turn a over to seize him
—his mould being so placed that
that is necessary—the (hiring black
plunges his knife into ils white
body. The pearl divers are also
some times eucrassftil in their at
tacks on sharks which fry to seize
them, though, if is needless to add,
such a mode of combat is possible
only when tiio monsters do not
come i • numbers, and under the
mod favorable circumstances re
quires a <: 00l ness,' a dexterity, and a
courage v.di -h are not to be acquir
ed except by long experience in
' ac!i per iocs encounters. Asa
rule, i owe or, 'I is seldom that a
nv. • nP so luckless as to drop
a: mng sic h ever appears .again,
there ' a hr it a while outlook
i.- seen under tie surface and a tin
ovo it. reddened crest tops ilie
r, rt -.veil winch breaks against
I’. >.,:ipi’s lc, and the horror
: : * son .’mow that their
m- 1 - m. ■ will I e seen no mere.
;i - v eh-m-ce-tained fact that
flic ':m pbeep, pigs, dogs
and ' > v’ ch have - fallen or
bee:: id. own overboard have been
rr':o'eiod . .;v days subsequent
io their being swallowed/ and T is
< i -r ' a. ... the sJomach of a
and: I: ‘ lit: the Indian Ocean a
- w was found, while
■ ’ imiai • pa
] v'dew h and been t--mv : -vy
fi/: \y-chased m.ve • we: ; 10-
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die a. vsek, o c of
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A Chkopi.st. lias his Say.
“ . ear before bis I rd two wo
men patrons to ano m ; t,a\l a
chiropodist. 4 -IV -1 las', year, and
so far this year, the ‘ailing cT in
the former patronag ha- been
more than one-half. Cut ;here has
been no decrease in the number <6
my ale customers How do Ino
count for all this? Easily. Fash
ion lit shoes is responsible for it, A
year and a half ago the high, n?r
row French heels were the fashion
in woman's shoes, and limy are one
of the best friends a chiropodist
can have. They are regular and
rapid breeders of corns. No wo
man can wear a pair of such .dines
longwilhontlooking up a corn doc
tor. Cut the low - , Hal heel is now
the fashion. If Ihe rest of (lie shoe
fits the foot, Ibe heels are the nat
ural enemy of corns and the chiro
podist has to sr.iTer. It is general
ly believed Tuat women are more
vain of their feet than men, but
my experience has shown me that
quite to the contrary' is the tac .
Men will insist in making their
foot look smn’l, and any slice I hat
will do that is llie fashion for them.
The narrow toed or “tooth pick”
style of men's shoes, worn now as
much as ever, will always insure
the corn doctor a living, especially
if the shoes are palenf leather. A
patent leather shoe, for some rea
son, will call a corn into being
much quicker than an ordinary
shoe. The fellows who don’t have
corns are those who wear roomy
toed slices. But itiey mustn’t be
too large. A shoe too large <s as
bad a? one too small. An oversiz
ed shoo makes corns on the bottom
of the feet, and they are the worst
kind. The late war was the great
est corn eurerever known. I nev
er knew of a single case of 3 sol
dier in that war who suffered from
corns, and I was all through it. If
a law should be passed that no shoe
should be worn in this country' lout
the pattern army shoe of the rebel
lion, the corn doctor's occupation
would be gone.” i
The Prince Imperial of Japan,
Compared to his imperial father,
even at 'the present day, Prince
Llaru is much more emancipated,
and none of the old traditions seem
to have any weight in regulating
iiifi conduct. There was no prece
dent to follow in ihe education of a
Japanese prince in the modern
way, and i ;:i:ce llaru has made
many Saw* tor himself. He is a won
derfidly bright avf precocious little
fellow, and hie email, twinkling eyes
are foil of mischief and see everything,
lie h hardly taller than sr. American
b r >y of rx yea-, of age, but he has a-,
times .'••(. dignity, the psldc of birib,
and r< nsc-lc-iics-oss ot staticn and pow
er of J ns a < f i sty. His eye are not
imr. uo. indeed doeu one often roe
• ; Tv i r face the wonderful ol *
ye red of the eat icatui isti
Ihe peCidi tj in tbe exj iosi
tirrdr eye is by tho w -i cin.;
fasti ad i tier earner, y- . aft r
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V ' - :*,n eyes IL-v -o. our rac.-, 1
Uoji* | ■ ■ fpti I
BBttlif lt/13
p 'on Tii'i-om-.-s dry, hiirsli, < o.u-.sc*, nnd
full of dnmlrutT 5 it. 1 i.u-.-i vitality at..l
turn i>r.'.:i!iitr.’.'< !y gra;-*,or f.-.lis out. rap
idly nml tin..uiloitH early baldness. A
cu-.-i'fit! Uft'usiH,' daily with Ayur’s H;;lr
Vigor tliolii'p ir.-;-ar;itiui for tlm |>-ir
p:,s(! will iii'cs.u'vo tlie lutir ia .i.l itj
luxuiiain c and li.-uut y to a, good old a;;o.
•- M; hair was failed and dry,” v; riles
Mattel <'. liardy, of Delaware, ill., "bur,
afti-r Haiti— only half a bottle of Ayer s
'l;or Vigor it became lit.-.t’k and do.-f.y.
1 cannot express the gmiitudo f led. ’
Frederick P. Coggcshull. Bookseller,
fil Merrimack St., Lowell. Mass., writes:
‘‘Some six or seven years ago my wifft
h ',,1 a severe illness, ill coiisetpie-.iee of
which she became almost entirely liahl
ami was compelled t-0 wear a wry. A
few months since film began t . apply
Ayer’s Hair Vigor to the, scalp, and. after
using three 1 s.'t ties, lias a good growth
of hair started all over her head. Tao
hair is now from two to four inches long,
•mtl growing freely. The result is a
most, gratifying proof of tho merit of
your admirable preparation.” *
Ayer’s Hair Vigor,
Prepared by Hr ..TO. AyerS: Cos. Howell, Maas.
Soul by Druggists aod Perfumers.
sherita’ mute.
Barks County, Georgia—Theie
will be sold before the coiiit hon->
door in the town ol IT mm, within the
legal hours of sale on the l>-t Tuesday
in Aug. 1880 the fallowing riesr.nbed
lands, to wii;—One hundred and foar
-e&nar.d 75 (114-34) acres inoio or
lers, derf.ribed a-, follows;
Beginning at a black gum corner 100
yards s. w. from B. T Bmith’H spring,
tbonce eolith il degrees, 22 60 cnait.K
to a “tone,‘thence south 66 degrees v>.
14 70 chains to a pine, .hence south
45 regress E 3 50 chains io a sta' ; o.
•tn-nee N T 79 degrees, w. 10 SI chains
to a stake, thence S. 2 chains, tl-et ce
7 1 2 E. 350 cfcaiue, thence S. 12 tie*
gives, E 11 chains to a stake,, thence
S. 2d degrees, E. 4 70 chains, thence
8 80 degrees. E. 11-18 chains to a
sione, thence N. 70 degrees, E. 27 50
to a black gum, thence N. 60 degn-os,
E. 17 50 chains to a pine, thence n.
36 dog'ees, vr. 16 25 chains, thence n.
2 degrees, E. 8 69 to a pins, thence w.
647 ctiains to a black oak, thence n.
36 degrees, w. 12 55 chains to the be
ginning corner. Levied on to satisfy
afi fa issued from the superior court
of Banks county in favor oftbe Amer
ican Freehold Land Mortgage Com
panv of London. Limited tgiinst
Francis M. Jordan. Written notice
gives as required by law. Property
pointed out by piffV attorney.
This June 25, 1889.
W. A. Scoggins, Sheriff, I>. 0.
Georgia, Banks county. To ail whom
it may concern: —J. M. Morritt hii& in
due form applied to the undersigned
for permanent letters of administration
on the estate of Mary J. Hendrix, late
of said county, decs’d.. and I will pats
upon said application on the Ist Mon
day in Aug, 1889. oivon under my
bind and official ‘•ignature, this the
tiist day of Jnlv 1889
. T. F. Mill, Ordinary.
Georgia, Banks county;—To all whom
i may coueerti: Mary E Keisluv, ad
ministratrix of Henry (J.Keisler, de’cd,
has in due fo;m applied to tho undci
sigaed for leave to sail the leads be
longing to the estate of said deceased,
and said application will be heard on
the Ist Monday in Sept. next.
This 30i.1i day of July 18SP.
T. F Hill, Ordinary.
and it girts an eapcCtai beauty to their
countenances.
Piince Earn has the exquisite!)
smooth, fine skin, that is oae of a
po sts o’greatest beticty V Jar.;: ■
eh I : dren, aim. ;. 1 "ip n t . m.r >■ ,
s'to6 11: the p;-ics ot his Meeks. fit.
■- ■" <-o ran k o' ; a aolot : atl Japan
'■ “ -j • l - ’ -•• till '. ■" y Ufs:
to: xti Jtio h;.-: so \::'l; i-.-.e gold i-tcr
a.: ii, tr e, . ii- i 0.-ic-- h- c c.cii’L
ic wirotr, and wbito c’iek .
■" ■ id cf riding, and
V’’• ■ * •-.-Usd t;.'e btiaiafttro colonel!
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tobl in Clicker dialect. War so.i'est
fletc es of ir v-01. net >, peu:>, tun ail
vein a; re-, 'be Farm, the tioUai-h J COi
ieapond u nc*, it word of iniur.ieti >n nvat
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no.-t.i 'or a tpecimen copy,. f-ce.
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Pneui*. Caveats, and Tiade-tnarkb
obtained, and ait Patent hnsiriest.
| mad noted for mudetate lees. Our w
ice is opposite United States Patent
i fftec, and we cau sm-ure patent in less
lime (ban those letno'e (rmn VVa.-h
ShuJ tnedel, drawing or pho
to , with description. We advise it
pHtmtabie or not, tree ot charge. Oar
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Emily Florence Shore 1 Libel f r Di
vs. > voice in Batiks
John A. Shore. j Superior court
iiarch Teim let-9.
It appearing to the court by the rc
mm ot the sheitff in the ab>vo stated
•'Hfo, that the deft, does not reside m
said county, nor in the state, and it
!urthtr appearing that he does not re
side in tliia state, and by afi'idavii that
he resides in the state of Mississippi,
it is therefore ordered by the court that
service be perfected on the deft, by the
publication of this order onee a month
for tour months, before the next term
ol this court, in the Farmers Journal,
a newspaper published in Banks conn
ty, Georgia. This 21 dnyol March 1889.
G. w. Brown, Libellants Attorney.
Granted, m. l. ustchiitß, judge s. e.
A true extinct from minutes of
Banks superior court, this May 14
1889. L. N T . Turk, clerk,
Kosice!
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