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^ AMBERGRIS TREASURE. Story of a $30,000 Lump and Somo< thing About the Substance. The story of bow a Manchester (N. p / H.) painter found in the St. Lawrence river a lump of grayish substance I weighing thirty-eight pounds, and i how he has discovered that tho nnilil 1 fatty stuff !b ambergris and is worth $30,000, recalls the nearest thing to romance that evor entered Into the lives of Gloucester and Now Bedford whalers, in the" old days when American whalers dared every sea. It was liko a lottery. Onco In a lifetime you might chanco on the decaying body of a whale, giving off an awful smell, and Inside that whale would b? a fortuno enough bo that* you would never have to go to sea again. Charles Reade, as far as we remember, Is tho only writer to introduce nmbergris into Action. In "Love Mo t ijiuie, Liovo Mo Long," David tells Miss Fountain how "tho skipper stuffed their noBcs and eara with cotton steeped In aromatic vinegar, and they lighted short pipes and broached tho brig up.on the putrescent monster and grappled to It;' and tho skipper jumped on R and drove his spado (sharp steel) in behind tho whale's Bldo fins." It 1b a matter of record that not far from the Windward islands a Yankee skipper in ono of tho best old whaling years did cut ont of a whalo 130 pounds of ambergris, which was aold for ?500. Tho prlco quoted for many years was $G an ounce. Ambergris Is often found floating on tho sea, particularly off 1 the coast of Brazil and of Madagascar. The Bahamas send more than I any other source to market. Tho stuff Is a secretion of the sperm whale which dies of the disease producing the perfumo matter. Chemists find It hard to account for tho fact that tho smell of tho dead whale Is so horriblo when the substance taken out is valuable only as a source of sweet smells.?Brooklyn Eagle. "Confuoed and Wrong." I Henry E. Dlxey, at a dinner at tho Lambs, said of an actor who hnrl > failed in a new part: "Hia idea of tho part was bo confused and wrong that it reminded me of Ferguson. "Ferguson, you know, awoke ono morning after a studio supper?you know what studio suppers are?and groaned and muttered: "'Dear me, what a headache!' "He screwed up his lips in disgust. The tasto in his mouth was horrible. Ho thought held have a t/v look at his tongue, and, reaching out yf .-w-ir the hand glass, ho took up by mistake a silverbacked hairbrush. "He stared at tho bristles a long i while; then be shook his head and i said: I " 'Fergy, my boy, you certainly do need a shave.'"?New York Tribune, An Honest Confession. A well-known divine was nrpachintr ono Sunday morning on the subject of "The Great and Small Things of Creation." To illustrate hia thought that nothing was either too vast or too tiny to be of interest to God, he proceeded in these words: "The Creator of this immense universe created also tho most infinitesimal atom In it. Tho Architect of these vaBt mountains fashioned also tho tiniest thread of gold running through them. The God who mado tnc made a daisy."?il^ippincott's. Not Sudden. Mr. Johnsing, aged 90 years, and vi. fnuv.fni ...if,, ?... UID lUlllllUt V1I1C, JVfiUVl tiguij-ncTBU. were returning!: from the burial ol their only son, who had died at the ape of sixty-three. Tho father was taking his loss very much to heart "when the mother put her hand on his arm and said; "It ain't so sudden. Rastus. You know I always said we'd never rais? dat chile."?'Everybody's. A DETKRMINMl> WOMAN Finally Found u Food That Cured Her. "Whrn I flrnt read of the remarkable effects of Grape-Nuts food, l do.termlned to secure some," says a woman of Salisbury, Mo. "At that time there was none kept in this town, but my husband ordered some from a Chicago traveler. "I bad been greatly afflicted with sudden attacks of cramps, nausea, and vomiting. Tried all sorts of remedies and physicians, but obtained only temporary relief. As soon as I began to use the new food the cramps disappeared and have never returned. "My old attacks of sick stomach were a little slower to yield, but by continuing the food, that trouble has disappeared entirely. I am to-day perfectly well, can eat anything and everything I wish, without paying the penalty that I used to. We would not keep house without Grape-Nuts. "My husband was bo delighted with the benefits I received that he has J been recommending Grape-Nuts to * 'ustomers and has bvillt up a very il ' large -. ade un the Mori Tin. o?u? I them by the case to many of the leading physicians of the county, who recommend Grape-Nuts very general ) ly. There Is some satisfaction in ns, ing a really scientifically prepared food." Read the little book, "Tho Road to Wellviile," In pkgs. "There's a Reason." Ever read the nlx?ve letter? A new one nppears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human lnterejft. 1 5 Don'ts In Houso Decoration. Women when on a hnnt for wall hnnAn A - - - ui? .mi gei contused Because they Bee such a variety, and finally becoxno bo bewildered at the array that a wrong selection I3 made. A Email but important hint for the would-bo buyer is this: First ask for a dark green paper, and look at it whether you want it or not, simply to foeua the eyes. In a few seconds the sight will become rested and the varieties that are produced will look better. Every now and then turn to the green paper to relieve the strain on the eyes.?New York Sun. Gas Waste in Cooking. The majority of women waste gaa in cooking. The wasteful ones keep the burner on at full height all the time food is cooking, nnd oven burner turned on full until the food Is taken All t When the boiling has started tho gas may be lowered so that it morely maintains the boiling, and often tho Blmmer burner Is sufficient. In many instances tho oven burner' may bo turned off before the food Is done', and the heat retained In the oven will be sufficient for the proper cooking o? the food.?Indianapolis News. Decorations For tho Table. For the small sum of twenty-fivo cents a luncheon or dinner table may be made exceedingly attractive if a jar or vase or nowers Is placed in tho centre. Failing those, when the income must be considered, fruit is a good substitute, and a dish of oranges is by no means to be despised, even as a centrepiece for dinner. The fruit should bo put into a glass, silver or fancy bowl. As green adds enromously to their decorative effect, an effort should be made to get it, and if the cost of buying at a florist's makes it prohibitive, one should try fruit dealers, for almost all fruits that are boxed from wholesalers have green leaves as trimming. Mountain laurel is frequently used by them, and for ten cents 0110 should sccurc two or three sprays. The leaves may be stripped off and placed among the interstices of the whole oranges. They will keep for several days. Asparagus vine is never expensive, and a fancy howl of this in tho centre of the table is ornamental. The addition of a rather large how of bright red satin ribbon, tucked among the sprays, will greatly increase tho warmth of effect. Any person who has friends living out of town should be able to get hydrangeas now. These flowers have wonderful powers of endurance. I use this expression because they seem to be able to withstand dust, and dry in perfect shape. For a while they are nice on the table, particularly if centropioces embroidered in different bright colors aro placed beneath tho jar holding them. Hydrangeas should never bo nut into irlnRS TIipv rmmlrn the thickness and color of china. A pretty piece of copper In which a small fern is placcd is one of tho most economical ways of decorating tho centro of a table. For tho metal when kept bright takes on a pinkish shade that is charming, and ferns put In it, If small and low, are prettier than when largo. Red in tho cent-replec.\ or deep pink, adds to their beauty.?New York Herald. To Care For Pianos, fr, many households there Is fiot f>!ece of furniture that Is more sorely neglected than the piano, and any one who has studied the construction of the piano knows that Its mechanism is more delicate, intricate and sensitive than any other musical instrument. It is no wonder that It requires a great deal of care when this is taken Into consideration, and suffers severely from neglect. Rotno people are of the opinion that they are treating their piano well when they have It tuned once or twice each >uiii-p nut a fiiuuui pc iuneu nn less than four times annually to prevent loss of pi tell, and should ho kept at a concert pitch all the time. To rai.so or lower It half a tone means to spoil it Immediately. It is almost as important to place the piano well as to have It tuned. It should not be put too near the wall, as this absorbs the tone, and it should be placed near the Inner wall rather than the outer, to prevent dampness or cold from affectinft ft. Dampness is a stanch enemy of pianos; it rntfts the wires, rots the felt, splits the hammers and makes the keys stick. A changing temperature is almost as dangerous, and too great heat, such as caused by the proximity of a radiator or a fireplace, has also its bad effnrta Konwv r?o rnota mniflo sound, and this Is one of the reasons why music rooms should always havts hardwood lloors, and why pianos should always bo placed on little glass insulators when possible. A piano should be kept free from bric-a-brac, pictures and lamps, because they all tend to make' tho tone metallic. So often when a noto is tinny or tremulous it is because it is In sympathetic vibration with somo object on or near tho Instrument. When the pedals squeak they should be greased, and not oiled, or a HttJo talcum powder may be puffed Into tho hinges. Broken hammers, If not badly damaged, c:i?i l?e repaired with hot glue and bound with cord. Broken ivories can be mended with a littlo household cement. Yellow ivorlea can be cloaned with alcohol.?WasU? Ington Star. 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Reduced rntoa have been authorized on tho following occasions: Brunswick, Qa, Sunday School Congress Meetings, Juno 9-1-2, 1910, Cordelo, Oa., Annunl Convention, B. Y. P. U. of OcorRln, Juno 21-23, 1910. Savannah, Oft., Annunl Session Imporlal Order ttcd Men, Juno 10-16, 1910. Athens, Summer School University of Cil\r,ral,M f...,*, ?7 T.. 1.. Oful. Athens, Ga., Grand Lorlgo K. of P., Colored, July 12-15, mo. Ticket agents will furnish fnll Information. W. H. Lb amy, Oeneral Passonsror Agnnt. Atlanta, Ga. AWAITING HER CHANCE. Maud?I do wish Tom would hurry up and propose. Ethel?But I thought you didn't liko him. Maud?I don't. I want to get rid of him.?Boston Transcript. Try Murine Eyo Remedy For Red, Weak. Weary, Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. "It Soothes Eyo Pain. Murine Eye Remedy Eirjuid. 25c. and 50c. Murine l*S'o Salvo, 25c. r?a $1.00, Male Fashions of 18S0. Male fashions of sixty years ago had other discomforts besides long hntr Tvnuenru 1 1?A . ntiu 11(5111. uuu uuitoned under tho foot with broad straps. Every man who aspired to be well dressed wore his coat no high in the collar that the back of the hat rested on It. This fashion wus bo prevalent that, according to Sir Algernon West, "every hat had a crescent of cloth oh the back of the brim to prevent the rubbing of the beaver or imitation beaver, of which tho hat was made, for silk hats were not then Invented." And from the same authority wo learn that "opera hats were unknown, and in tho evening a folding chapeau bras was always carried under the arm. Nobody but an apothecary or a solicitor would have dreamed of leaving his hat in the hall of the house where he was calling or dining."?T-ondoti Chronicle. Buy "Hattle axe" Siioeo. Toxic Action of Meat. Llnossler has recently reported tr tho Academic do Modeclne de Parif Borne interesting experiments with regard to th? nephro-toxic action ovarious meats. Ry subcutaneous in jection of an aqueous extract o: hashed meat he has been ablo tc produco albuminuria in rabhlts and guinea-pigs. The minimum dose necessary to cause this condition is very variable, even when the same, kind of meat is used to prepare thn extract, a fact which must bo attributed as much to a difference in thn renal resistance of various animalr. as to variations in the toxicity of tho meat. Albuminuria appears very quickly after tho Injection and only lasts a few hours. It Is probable that man acquires toleration to tho toxic notion r>* moat, but this does not moan that heavy meals can bo habitually Indulged In with Impunity. The accidental and excessive uso of meat by a vegetarian would probably be productive of harm, but It is fair to supposo that a regular and properly graduated meat diet would bo bene flcial to a nephritic.?Hospital. Mm. Window*? Soothing flyrnpfor Children to? thing, bo ftenw thogumR, roducefltnrtam nmUou. alluyn pain,cares wind colic, 2.Vu bottl* NOT AIjIJ LRVITY. "Hn mr^.ro by telling funny stories?" "Depends altogether upon the customer," replied the traveling salesman. "Sometimes I tell funny stories and sometimes I abuse the trusts." ?Louisville Courier-Journal. Woe COLDS and GRIP blek's Capudinb u tha best remedy? rftllovrs the aching and foTarUhnowt? cun'l the Gold and reitoren normal oondlltons. It'i llqula?oflfeou Immediately. 10c., i5o and too., atdruir atoraa. No matter how much a woman loves her husband she just can't help nbusing him now and then. IJuy "Hattls AXE" Hirsts. It is a great pity that the chai: who invented trouble didn't take out a perpetual patent on it. Combination causes and aggravate* many eriouB cfiseaaea. It in thoroughly cured by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet*. The favoriU family laxative. The cheerful Idler believes In a be nevolent providence that will make up for his dolce far niente. Because of tt Llmburger and Law. "Technically," said Judge Wells to William Rung In tho Municipal Court, "you had the right ou your side. However, you chose a form of cruel and unusual punishment that cannot bo tolerated by this court. I'll havo to flno you $1." It appeared from the evidence that mi. uuug, wno is a stereotyper, sat clown to luncheon with Edward Snider, a fellow-employe. Tho piece do resistance of Rung's luncheon consisted of llmburgcr choeso, and Snider, who regards himself as something of a wag, had made certain remarks about tho cheese, reflecting particularly on its odor. Thereupon Mr. Rung smeared a piece of tho cheese over the humorous Snlder's countenance. "This," said Rung, aa he stepped up to pay his fine, "is tho kind of justlco that smells to heaven." "That will bo about all from you," said the court bailiff. "Checso it!" ?Chicago Record Herald. AVERY & CO. 51-63 South Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga. MA^j^RY Reliable Frick Engines, Boilers, all Size*. Wheat Separators. DE5T IMPROVED SAW MILL ON F.ARTH Largo Engines and Dollers supplied promptly. Shingle Mills, Corn Mills, Clr| cular Saws, Saw Teeth, Patent Dogs, Steam Governors. Full line Engines & Mill Supplies. Send for free Catalogue. Curcfl Constipation, Diarrhoea, Convulsions, Colic, Sour Stomach, ctc. It Destroys Wormp, Allays Feverishness anil Colds. It Aids Discslion. It MakesTi.ktiii.v; Hasy, Promotes Cheertulacs* and Produces Natvital Sleep. men r;rvn m * inmo = i_*I V? UIU (Concentrated) For Correcting all UnsanRary Conditions. Insecticide, Germicide, ! Disinfectant, Deodorant Soluble in Water in any Proportion, Emitting an Agreeable Odor. 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