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f Warm Weather Weakness is quickly overcome by the toning and' blood enriching qualities of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. This great medi cine cures that tired feeling almost as quickly as the sun dispels the morning mist. It also cures pimples, bolls, salt rheum, scrofula and all other troubles originating in bad, impure blood. HOOd’S Narnia America’s Greatest Medicine. H; six for IS. Hood’s Pills core biliousness, Indigestion. One county in Florida alone, Volusia, has an average annual output of 850,000 pounds ol honey. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup forchildrea teething, Softens the gums, reducing inflama- don,allays pain, cures wind colic. 35c. a bo Me. Aster the rinderpest She locusts have oome to South Africa and trains are now being •topped by them. So 83 Ko-To-Bae far Fifty Centa. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak amn strong, blood pura Me, IL All druggists The present generation has never wit nessed such «n outpouring of the sen timent of patriotism as the war tfltb Bpaln has evoked. Never before have the national colors been so profusely, ■o universally displayed In city, town and village. Never before has the younger generation of men been so pro- | foundly stirred by allusions to the country’s cause. THE EXCELLENCE OF SYEUP OF FIGS is due not only to the originality and simplicity of the combination, but also to the care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to the California Fiq Svrcp' Co. only, and we wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing the true and original remedy. As the genuine Syrnp of Figs is manufactured by the California Fig Svbcp Co. only, a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par ties. The high standing of the Cali fornia Fig Syrup Co. with the medi cal profession, and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families, makes the name of the Company a guaranty qf the excellence of its remedy. It is far in advance of ail other laxatives, as it acts on the kidneys, liver and bowels without irritating or weaken ing them, CURIOUS FACTS. No bird of prey has the gift of song. Cotton of twelve different colors grows in Peru. When its month is open the frog cannot breathe. At Quincy, Mich., a hen was buried which had reached the age of almost twenty. A Kentucky farmer is the owner of a peafowl which is said to be between eighty and 100 years old. When an unmarried woman dies in Brazil, the coffin, hearse, and livery of the coachman are all scarlet. Matter weighing one pound on the moon’s surface if transferred to the earth would weigh six pounds. When the sparrowhawk is swooping down on its prey, it cleaves space at the speed of 150 miles an hoar. A Kansas editor got ont a special funeral edition and sent papers to the ceremony whore a murdered man was being buried. Over 400 diamonds are known to have been recovered from the ruins of Babylon. Many are uncut, but most are polished on one or two sides. The manufacture of some of fhe finest French tapestry is so slow that an artist cannot produce more than a quarter of a square yard in a year. It is a peculiar fact that with most men the growth of hair is greater ou one side of tho face than the other. It is said that hair always grows more quickly ou that side on which we are stronger. Capt. mahan^on THE ARMA04 ^ effects, pie the Company — CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO. C*L LOUISVILLE. Kj. NEW TORS. N. Y. the name of Francisco Argonaut. KOXTCATIONAIv. VIRGINIA Bl'SINE*’* COLLEGE.' Commerclsl. shorthand. Typcwrltlnr, English. ■So tuition admits to all department# for seanion of jprty-two wroks. open to both soxea. Orad uates lasUted t» pooltlonn. Eleventh geMloh begins hep- •tamber 6th. Catalogue free. B. A. DAVT8, JR., President, BoxK. Illchaiond. t v 84 Page Catalog. mSITY Cilltgt of Mciiii RICHMOND, VA. • • ••• Medicine; Dentistry; Phnrma'-y. | SB instructors; 381 Students. mn colw Richmond, Ya. Magnlflo. nt Library, Lalxjratorles and Gen eral Equipment. Ex pense* moderate, students. For SO page catalogue, address C. H RYLAVB.Uec Lawyers and Railroads. Kentucky’s attorneys never over- look a chance to turn railroad acci dents into coin of the realm. Not leng ago Thomas H. Johnson, an em ploye of the Illinois Central Railroad, was killed while leaning out from the the top of a car. Before the widow even knew all the particulars of his death, letters were showered in upon her by lawyers along the line of the road. In due time the coffin bearing the remains of tho unfortunate man reached the mourning widow*. It was opened, and to the coat-sleeve of the dead man’s grave-clothes was pinned a note, written by a lawyer near the scene of the accident, offering to prosecute the road for a percentage of the damages. Another story is told illustrating the avidity with which the Illinois Central is sued. Emory A. Storrs, the famous Chicago law yer, was approached by an old man with a note one day. The note had been found among the effects of a de ceased relative. "What’s the nature*] of the note?” asked Mr. Storrs. "I don’t know, sir,” answered the old fellow. "Have yon any idea who wrote it?” asked Mr. Storrs. "No, sir,” answered the note-bearer. "Well, do yon know anything about the note at all?” asked Mr. Storrs. "Nothing at all, sir,” answered the old man. "Well,” remarked Mr. Storrs, thoughtfully, “the only thing I see to do in the pi ois UentraT toWWOa Ths Great Naval Tactician the Cause of the Disaster. Capt Alfred T. Mahan contribute* to the Century en article on’“The Span ish Armada,” Introductory to a longer paper on the same subject by William Frederick Tilton, Capt Mahon says, among other things: The Armada entered the English Channel on Joly 80, and on the 0th of August anchored off Calais, baring traversed the Channel successfully In a week. Three several actions had oc curred. None was decisive: but all tended generally- in favor ot the En glish, who utilized their advantages of •peed and artillery to hammer the foe with their long guns, while keeping out of range of his muskets and lighter cannon. The Spanish losses in battle, by a Spanish authority, were six hun dred killed and eight hundred wound ed. The English loss, from first to last, did not reach one handred. Such a discrepancy tells Us own tale; but tt is to be remembered, moreover, that men slain means sides plercM and frames shattered. Shot that fly wtfo or th'&t cut spars, sails, and rigging, kill comparatively few. With bulls thus damaged, the Spaniards had to confront the equinoctial gales of the Atlantic. At Calais, a friendly town, Parma might possibly Join; but there was no harbor for big ships, and it was un reasonable to expect that he, with the whole charge of the Netherlands on his hands, would be waiting there, ig norant when the fleet would appear, or whether It would oome at all. Medina Sidonla sent him word of his arrival; but It could not be hoped that the En glish would allow the fleet to occupy that unprotected position undisturbed. The wind being to tho westward, they anchored at a safe distance to wind ward, and on the night of August ? sent against the Spaniards eight fire ships. The ordinary means of divert ing these failing, the Spanish admiral got under way. In this operation the fleet drifted nearer the shore, and the wind next day coming out strong from tho north west and setting the ship# bodily on the coast, he, under the ad vice of the pilots, stood Into the North Sea. Had Flushing been in their pos session, it might, with good pilots, have afforded a refuge; but it was held by tne Dutch. The enemy's ships, more weatherly, drew up and engaged again; while the continuance of the wind, and the clumsiness of the Spaniards, threat ened destruction upon the shoals off the Flemish coast The sudden shifting Of the wind to the south saved them when already in only six or seven fath- 6ms of water. Here, again, was no bad hick; nor could It be considered a misfortune that the southerly breeze, which carried them to the PentlaiMl Frith, changed to the northeast as they paased the Orkneys and entered the Atlantic, being thus fair for their homo- ward coarse. * The disasters of the Armada were More Days to Come. « n Bpaln the people take no note of tas, not even* from Its loss. Every* tug is to be done raannna, to-morrow. V wealthy Englishman, who had long fed in Spain, bad a lawsuit. Us Paded his cause in person, and know- 1* the customs of the country, woo h case. The victory cast him three Cys of trouble and expense, sa that *ien the Judge congratuuttd him on b success, be replied: ‘Yes, that’s all right; but It has cost ft three days, asd time is money. 1 fti a busy man, and these three days *a lost forever.” ’Oh, you English!’’ answered the Jlge; “you are always saying that toe !a money. How gre you to gek fnr three days back? 1 will toll you. Iks them out of next week; surely toe are plenty more days to camor blood — VAAS Fities from the' this to Doe*. dean skin. begin today to latches, blackheads. ish pimples, boils, r —, S4 that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cicarets,—beauty for ten cents. All drqg- 8U, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c. • Jo person in Norway may spend more Uiq three pence at one visit ts a public ftise. Kcsems, Itching Humors, Inurlns, -Usflgurlnc eetoma. and every qpe- Cs o( tolling. burnln«. scaly, minted and pnply ekln and ooalp dlseaees ludbiato bid Oidltlon ol blood. Above diseases and aymp- t<o» permtuontly cured by using B. B. B. For •— by all druggists Largs boitlo tt.00. Bond N book, free. Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. t is said that about 50,000 servant girls go bm the German provinces to Berlin every yiF. __ _ To Core a Cold in One Day. sko Laxative Drom > Quinine Tablets. All DlOfistsrefand money if It Ullatocuro. 25o. he London and Northwestern Railway C'nnauy issues yearly ftfty tons ol railway titfe. IftMkNkMAWbN WE SELL DIRECT TO CONSUMERS. $3.95 buy s this Desk, made Of quarter tawed oak or] Cnishcd in sas?" 1 - polished. It measures &3 Id high. 39 , la. wide. 9 in. 1 beveled mir-, for. Retail ^ prioatML Our mammoth aeneral catalogue, tbs great Household educator Is roato (ree on request. Our Clothing csta- 1 logue aud Cloth samples Is also mail ed (roe. Eiptuage mM on «H Clothing 1 Owing to an overpro CARPETS duetlon at our Balti more mills, wc are of fering many specials this month. Our Car pet catalogue in hand- nalntad colors Is yours for Wle Asking. This month we sew Carpem, furnish wadded lining tree, sod nay freight on all |9 Carpet pur chases and over. Ad- dross (exactly as below) Julius Hines & Sonil p| Dept. 310 RAI.TIMOKE. RI>. p| RNRMRMAMANWM! GROVES EEDCCKIt. roar Bowels With Cos erase. Cathartic, cure constipation fore vet *■ ~ c. C. fall, druggkau refund money. Frenchman estlmalos that there are In tfc world about 10,000 libraries worthy of a Otoe. Iso’s Cure for Coasu ogh - — St., Buffalo, N. Y., Way P, l«Ht. aa oouj fii iro for Consumpt ion has no equa medicine.— F. SI. AnnoTT.mo sen- Effects of Bicycle Riding. l>r. Sargent of the Harvard Unlver- Sty gymnasium says that the chest opacity of the person who sits up- rtfct on a wheel Is 240, one who sits a an angle of forty-five degrees 2G0, Aid one who assumes tho scorching p-ae 210. Dr. Sargeut approves of a ritor leaning over at an angle of forty- fl- degrees provided that the head Is hffi properly. F0 WOMAN eTeXEMFT. Regularity la A nutter of importance fa every woman's life. Much pain is, lowever, endured in the belief that it is necessary And not alarming, when in truth it is all wrong- and indicates TASTELESS CHILL TONIC 18 JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE OO ots. Porta M Mllclna Oa. Galatia. III*., Nov. 18,1 , Pi. 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SCHOUBSHIPSI h»n4, typewriting, Bookkeeping, Etn Situation for every Graduate or Tuition Refunded. Kail Course* Cheap. 7th Ye*r. Write u» to-day. JR n\\K THIS AD. i GEORGIA FEMALE SEMINARY, ...AND... CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Thorough courses; handsomest music hall In tbe South; large pipe organ and SB new pianos re. ceiuly purchased; large campus and gym no- •lum. 1300 feet above sea level, natural mineral waters. A S450 Everett piano to be given beet mutii ■ pupil. Several s -hdarshlps A. W.J VanHnoee, H. J. Pearce. Associate ■ dents. Lock-box 3, Gainksvii.le Ga Presi- DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, H. C. SIXTY SECOND YEAR BEGINS SEPT. 8, 1893. Eleven Professors and Instructors. Three curses for Degrees. Ample Cabinets and Laboratories Location Healthful and BeautifuL Gymnasium Complete. Term-, Reasonable. SEND FOR A CATALOCrF. J. B- SHEARER, - - PRESIDENT. Naval Offlcers’ Term of Service. Provided he keeps his health, a naval officer knows just how many years of active work there are before him. At the end of forty years’ service he can bo retired, on his own request, with pay reduced about twenty-five per cent. At the age of sixty-two he is re tired, whether he likes it or not. Why a naval officer is supposed to wear out two years earlier than an army officer is not clear. No matter how young in feeling he may be, no matter how plain and obvious his efficiency, no matter how much better fitted he is than the man who is going to take his place, on the morning of his sixty- second birthday out he goes. At the age of sixty-one years and three hun dred and sixty-four days he may be a Bear-Admiral in command of a squad ron, and when he comes aboard his flag-ship he will be received by all of his officers in fall dress, with the marine guard paraded, and the drums rolling, and the guns saluting his Hag. At the age of sixty-one years and three hundred and sixty-six days lie can come aboard if he likes in a shore-boat, but nobody will pay any official attention to him whatever, and he will find himself shorn of the whole of his glory. It is a great change from an Admiral to a private citizen, and involves sometimes all the conso lations of philosophy, —San Francisco Argonaut. Wilhelm II. ae Art Patron. Wilhelm earnestly desires to make the fine arts flourish in Prussia, and in this respect, as in all others, to set the pace for the German Empire. He is generohs in exhorting cities to raise monaments, and helps all he can. He is indefatigable in visits to studios and in encouragement to sculptors, painters, and other artists whom he regards as able. It is, however, only under great disadvantages that a man on a throne encourages the arts. His very power stands in his ijay. The importance of what he says is such that a criticism exercises a '•rushing effect. The fact that he is of so im petuons and self-confident, if not ex actly domineering, a nature, puts him at this disadvantage: he admires great ly certain artists and their works, and almost violently dislikes the works of others. He is a petty partizan, and, wh&t is worse, he cannot help it, be cause he gets it by inheritance from Some old Slavic prince of ^Kacestor who in his own day proba^ caused the artists of the wrong cjjnp to be sacrificed to the grim gods of pagan ism.—Century Magazine. pling of the English navy as a condi tion precedent to any attempt at tnva- slon. 2. The neglect to secure before hand a suitable point for making the Junction with tbe army. Combinations thus intrusted to chance have no right to expect success. 8. The several ac tions with the English failed because the ships, which could exert their pow er only close to the enemy, were neither so fast nor so handy as the latter. Only those who have the advantage of range can afford Inferiority of speed. 4. The disasters in the Atlantic were due either to original unseaworthiness, or to damage received in action, or to bad Judgment in taking unweatherly ships too close to the shores of Ireland, where strong westerly gales prevailed, and the coast was Inhospitable. $100 Reward. $100. Tbe readers ot this paper will be pleased ot learn that tnere is at louat one dreaded dis ease that science has been able to cure In all itssUKes, and that U Catarrh. Hall’s Ca tarrh Cure Is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a I constitutional disease requires a constitu tional treatment Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is tak- ! en Internally, acting directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and ! giving the patient strength by building up | the constitution and assisting nature in do ing Its work. 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Mock Ruining: and Beets. 1 ct •.mtrlcs where the sugar beet & •poclalty much consldera- glven the value of tbe beet* a* food; that is, the residuum, *r- ■ugor Is extracted. By feeding I ln connection with the growing beet* for sale to the factory, ear- lone the pulp for stock food, the pportunltles from the grow ls eta are increased. Exjferi- jln Pennsylvania show that ths |of beets range from ten to fif* is per acre, and the averags of sugar to exceed 12 per cent, ruer will have to contend with dry seasons, and his profits ’nore some years than during 11 -it it Is believed that farmers :l'-cted the beet as an import- id for cattle, Independently of i a source for procuring sugar, I t the beet la as valuable as ut because fanners will find a Increase In production from reason of the feeding of sue- food, and although there is reparation required for all roots before feeding them to |ch labor Is unnecessary when pulp from the factories is [ combination of the pulp with ing better results than when grain are fed separately,— |hia Record. never tvsgirz tt home while ^nlcg hi p igon. pleoM of broken grain an grain there may he in it. price tLW per bushel, roc e wheat most evorv cockle . rain as well ae any Inferior Wheat as it now Is recleaned wheat $1.15 These prices are both on can at harlotte, including eacks. 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