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A M; Hi w Ti, to \i arlov. .?, ( ;k .;Uy youis si not Ch '.i.jiiiO’ . ;>v o vis .killed st . .• .1 Kv.! r: 1-U a ‘ ;V* • of : ' -..'vs. o!'' at M.N late Ory *.• n<"!s havr? Been >d in 1 1.. Li’iUi > nion . •< nt* re. ■ ■ i~ T " hp'C ato : * periods s'nee Mai) >wfE& dost i >• ?; v. . lio has Lecti almost fo.- p.,.en. v . v lor h.t fame Ihe t of Shako-*pear? Ma . o : t throw into deep shsJov ail ti;o products of literary genius vodeli had procc-b-i L:?;. ]’.••< this is a , '0 va ad :< n are'.' rest' .o: ii uto aifi appreciation of what may be exiled ti e am ‘ ;uil:es of English d’te aturc. The old ati.'horities ro eme.g’ng Irom liieir Eng ob acuity into Mew editions of dlie_i works are being published. The names of Marlowe and Bon. Juiisoi!. of Beaumont and Fiefcber, c' the genlle itucker and fiery old JMm Webster are appearing in re views, and are revived in Ihe acute and profound literaiy criticisms of tae- .lav. And of all the splendid group >f ,*..aUetja>.i dramatists, with ouo oscepfion, the genius of Marlewe ' > fne ino:A surprising. Amid a i rief life of almost constant de bauchery, he produced dramas of which Shakespeare, himself.'mighl not have been ashamed. Ho wrote at a period when the English dra ma was in itc puniest infancy and ? . thespeare had this signal ad van .age of Marlowe, that he had Mar lowe as a prototype and model. There is no quest ion that Shake *.>eare was rising into.lanie. Sliake i pe-ruv’s historical plays were aug ust ed bv MarlowaT “Edward the Second," and liis Shvlock bears a close family resemblance to the “Jew of Malta.'’ It is not 100 much to say of Marlowe that he was the founder of the English drama. It was his fiery and impassioned gen iu, his “mighty line" which stirr ed and inspired 'lie noble band of j,;S name uate drama writing suc it is most fitting ihat even so Ire a- this the fame of Christopher Mari we si? re.Fd be commemorated 1 y mo i mental honors, * that Eng lishmen should be reminded by Ihii visible and enduring memen to and wonderful brain which amid the fumes of dissipation, could iVt ive ich splendid a f orks of liter ary art as “EdwtU the Second, nil irlalri ’| • ; ' - j irl -re. ns ’ a H (bo e;c;ui.-i'e'fra~;:rent. “He- A lf,-n I- vr • • ; c- ; ' ‘ * - lx ,<! :• b y ft . . “• . • A reiorep : ,(/. re ro WS WI ; { . . ' 5 '• ;. 1 i ci. “O • re re and a. .:o journey io Juligalpa wt ■ can tore c>' ivo .c,cr ..:c and . j ttle creatu had • varans p .*• had ec-’jlo out Ol O . • ... reaching v - - _ v j observe'i o-. :.• • • side, A a ■ {incut one of the pa tv f’ed Ids u • !]e nnd Wv.ir.dou, cm?, vvi :.• 11 coin lnoiu'od a must piteous voil. It ! had been shot i I'rou.r.h iho vlomcn i and anothm bud. ! would !n?ve end -d iis sn/U . g . bui .- i then hr. > mute wo hi u from arubher par! cf die t roe .-ui.! -'ustamei b'sd.r.ii i ii.g sirengdi by coklicg biin di ! er arms, tflie then examined ’ wound nnd seeingjh.-it it was !-le - dig pro I'useiy. mil! . oil w;l!> om- iicri 1 a number of green leaves arid care fully put ahem into the hole made by the bulled to stanch its flow of blood. A surgeon could not have been more careful mid le'iberate \vi;b a patient than \vv this wild denizen of the forest wh o its mate. : : - . ii i t >red alc .v, muttering sound, as though trying to assuage iis saiTerings. with a consideration and pity that locked so human. In ,i few mo ments the wounded monkey died, and bis widow monkey tiled to get away wiih Ids dead body, but in jumping from one limb to another ho fell fo the ground, where the rnoza easily e;footed her capture. The almost human instinct display ed by this liitlo creature made us ashamed of our cruelly in shooting her mate. The female was then taken with us fo Jutigalpa, i here she refused ail food and W2tor and the morning after our arrival was found dead in her cage, it being reasonable to suppose .of grief for her dead mate. An Art Ist on Iho Battlefield. There was an incident in the battle of Raymond whic h was as amusing as it was characteristic of the chief actor, Capt ain Tresalian, an Irish officer on (lie slali' of Gen. Logan. lie was sealed astride of the top most rail of the fence, across which in some place, {he light was going on with clubbed muskets; which side Lie captain was most interest ed wag doubtful, for with cap in one hand ands r/ord in the other, he was encouraging both parties to go in and do their best, while he occupied a reserved seat a most in terested spectator. 1 This man was a type of the sol dier who loves a fight, and true sto ries ot some of hi? doings seem al most too improbable to believe. I think he was unconscious of dan ger, anti I know tint I was not, for in &w-e of try sketch locks there are |an coo?and uns i*ketches cf eema battle ich show pi* it r.at v: Mad ii' lcliag the ,ri-- 1 w.T3 i* ■ e&Jy; and jerky narks he;o ar.d ::e ro.-iks ;t r-wtty pbE; that tbe lc i rt.v'il;, wan f.ii UQtafe one. Tbe sec** ' ; \y-. ,i W'M as Use bar -- 1 fr* nss iuflcffiJC : - bor. i Ktif’i aketehe r -c .* made, i i iao-:S cH let* >u -! ■ tiat” a, hi ' ’ f ' SaC - ' ! souio exciting j v-ii and avi ■ ;••••• V* r?sw j : 'i- ' “J ink se wi sahei ' O:'..MV j . - - show apti :a Av/” i : it • ' i <•' r. ',fa'• ti ] ■• ■ . 1 ti.ii :. J ~i I* a- i•' ■ ty ,V( ::: o ■ • j . 11 • • •• •- ;. ■■ .. .., i w "i ■ n, ii B , 0 (A . '■. I C'.aT.'h- f> ; f3 tl * 4.1 bvl V. • w'J .■>! .-li. i h. ■■vi'f'ii dr.. I, r li. ciuir.' V, and I ■ , •’ v■ ' i 4 >. I t*; >• • li ; 1 | ‘ I :•' • v' ,i. ■ Civs ,"i 1 ; I h . \ i . • i • ..ilia daily \v;(!i s • 1 • • ,i ~ t' K t. prt• i.fii r i*rti for ti<> I: u ,* . di jv\!.,.T.\! tin; hair in all its lu.vm and 1 mt ta .-rood old ;n;i:. “My |.ir visfa ' nll dry,” write* Jlahni O. iv, i Di lawar 111., “but, afiDi iHiug tt! "i tyor’s Hair Vigor it dX'iinte idi’i'k •' 1 glassy. I r .mm . ... Uio ..iVJtilad a i * iel." FiTd*rirk P Ca'wwtiall. Waokseller, B 1 Merrimack Si >v ctl, Mass., writes: “'joinii sis or ..ovoa yairs a , T i aiv \vi!a V.'.'.l a. si.vorc ii I :ia i , ous."|’! ,, ti'" <>f wiiicli she liccani daiost entirely bald and was compelled to wear a wig. A f*w months since she began to apply •in : aii • to*V.s<alp,and,after u fee bottles, is I grow t h of tarted 'her lieail. Tb j !; ir is r. ,v Ir.>:tv ■.> to foal inch; S long, and jt] owing tiiicly. Tim result, is a it . : urulsiyiay jirnof of the umiit uf j- ;ur ad: Pruble preparation." * Ayer’s Hair Vigor, Preiwred by In. I.C. Ayrr&Ca. T-owell, Ma fcokl by Druggisrs and Pcriumerd. c-eotgi'rf, Bintscounty;—To all whom if may concern: Mary E. KeEler, ad ministratrix of Henry C. Keisler, do’cd, tins in due to:m applied to tho under signed for leave to foil the lands be* k-nsfing to the estate of said deceased, v and said application will be heard on the lit Monday in Sept. next. This 30 It dsv of July 1889. • T F Hi')!, Ordinary. ‘ Eiffel 'Power tor Sightseers. Prof Kimball of the John Ilopkii b [Jnivarsify, in an interview •-■dth n Baltiroorn San reporter, r-xyresrod the i pinion t hfit the .Eiffel tow : r of Paris ■would never prove of ar;y serv'ee 'o science, '.t he professor destioys atone blow the claim of tbe tower to prc?al advantage on the score of height by pointing o_.t that tfcrre are numerous bills and mountains of greater altitude in Franco, rvhich could ho made use of. The chief drawback of the tower, from a scientific standpoint, i that it stands in the midst of an atmosphere necessardy impure, and that it is sub ject to such jers and other disturbance* as would render observations v i h and •! - c.-de instrtiorients imposmhle. If these criticisms are just, then all that can be said for the greet fewer is that it is a not n-roavkablv pu-rcsteesing piece cf iron sri’lti'ectn.e. fom which a good view of Paiis aud its environs may be obtained. Trie 6ea, iratnp. “Have you ever seen a sea tramp?” Every one don’t know what u is, so I will explain by staling that a ana tramp means a vessel that is not cc~ m*sted with any regular line ami is us ually a, steamer. The ether day I went down io the J ii?.n:'u doeks to see a <riend rmbatk on board the Bet ish slpcmer Aguam, bound for Grey town. Nicarauqua, where a number of American boys were going tor an fp terprUirig American company, who are developing that splendid country of mineials. While waiting for my friend to arrive, *c? ihat 1 might say r Ibv, Ihi cned fo tee : 1 e sc t * cad oißcor, a good Bsturcd man, and j•. ' cyihl into octivoreathjn wi'h hbii i Knowing tl; t I was ief 1 1 rainy, I rews lri to him, 1 '-y hve do '> or .'■:•. *cc:'i to go after !e.. f-re U: “ - ! towr?” 11 cats’! tell,’ res ■ bo 1! depend on O isy gt ta ! n r E oglacd; hi re we .. . :• tor Africa ( •s • :•: siv-d fro:p is-:; a toe ?■ • : *o;t a •ad fr \cstr i • ilf! 1 mf to 3 hero dor points e, . ayh p Scntl A merit me here i*the Pacific Cobs Thvrc a 7>ev; r any certahsty isbot-t \,a. y; t 'v y #fea, look ••r , ; r y : a■, c.. ry k da fi‘om <re pro* viaiog it pays, and il i- ears be fore we hero aga;;-; • :--5 wc. m ay be i'.crcr on sext Hi.; The tbove sckcdal* fu" : i<3?-a and the se ■ 1 --Ex . ■A VA i • -., - v’ *4 . i. • .lB :• ■’ y.vir ft A-' h. j . li. l 0 HO ftu e c. iu, i v v >r m..hibiw o, 111 •. cl -* Ma f. . •<••.; I , t •et ■ I'.o IV.r you.-sal. ami -eh <•! t i! C f C„:>v ;-i I’. ■■ ;'6 'iVIH-ic 5.. V, 'it' J-.. .it'' Cmiiuil itiiou! r,m live.* wmici'n Unc’e R>' ui'S'.'Oid, taiiil; j- I:-, I.f tilO j.,i®.n.-iiiio i!.'<oy. j':t A p** h iinor c o• E-tics Um ‘ha h.iuo fit b*uiib a o'-o. b .lev i i vau i inii'e adventures mill iii cnrckei Ou.'iect. War fciotiea. sketches of 'ravel, nows, p.wmu, 'no ad venture', ih<* F< m. the hou-ebold cor ri*sji >1) I ! 4*rft v*TiK ot iiill*ll 'fijc >4no euiertaumient. I'wehe pages. The hrigh eel and best WceJtly. Please cv ery member of vise family. 6eud r po-trfl ;ot a specimen copy, free. A iii'Oois The (Junsiitation, A.bnfu (la. r. 1100'S, Caveats, and TiaM-inarki- H*' x obtained, and. ab I'ctoat business ■.r:udnoted foi csoderato loos. Our #* he.’ is ouposito United Htalcs i'-itsnt ~tfice, ;md we can secure pat cut it less time tban those remote from Wash ingron. id-rid model, drawing or pho j to., with description. We advis 1 1 patcDinble or not, tree ol charge. ().tr fee uut due till patent secured. A p .it: phlet, -liow to obtain Fateri's,” w.th Linos of actual clients in your state, coanty, or town, sent free. Address '■ C A; SNOW &■ CO opp. patent ok ice, VVatiingtcn. f • U, JOB PRINTING f *'ElF" Neat ly done at this Office at low i rices. Gome aou vx&niiie work-. Letter Heads. ;>tll Heads, Gar-:- 1 Post ers, ll.idgers, Tags, G renhys, ?> T ort* sraee note. Justice < 'oari Subprpnas, Ei Fas, Suicmoua, Title Deeds, Etc. Kuit S'or Divorce! Emily I'lorence iSboiel ijiiici for Di vs. V vorce in Batiks John A. Shore. \ Superior our' March Term 1 fffi*'o. It appearing, to the court bv the re* turn of the sheriff in the ah vo stated case, that the dcti. does not lesula in .‘.aid county, nor in the ante, and it further a ope* ring that, he does not re pine in this staie. and by affidavit that ;,o verities in the state or Mississippi, it in the.!store ordered by the conn tint service be perfected on the delt, by the publication of this oroev once a month tur tour months, before the next term ot .this court, in the Farmer? Journal, a newspaper published iu Batiks rtin ty, Georgia. This 21 day ot March lfch J. o. w. mown, nibelleßts Attorney. Grained, m l. imtobins, judge e. c. A true extract from minutes of Banks superior court, this -day 14 j&B9 L. N. Turk, clerk, UTot&ce! © c/g"®s<Ta v o L . I : ■ ' P : - - r ■ = ' ZB U! 3NS3UA! ! .. r - - . .. - • £MX I . . . ■ ■ t■ . • . Tloaa .. -■ .. v • Georgia ■ M ft S iff ; i -V-* r ?lr--> i. -V- * _ . ) - " ■ '• • : I h , ... . f: . |> 1 • - Z- n • ' ■ - ! : ' ■ ! 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