The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 20, 1903, Image 4
A VERY FINE MUMMY.
tiody of Priest Unearthed After Four
/ Thouaand Years.
Th<i Herman Oriental society has
been most fltjecessfttl in its explora
tion* at Ahu-flr lo Kgypt, and most
iuforet'ting "finds" wort* distributed
. among tho Berlin museums during the
month of October. One of tho moj.t
Important diseovaiies wus a p? -rfc-iiy
preserved mummy of Jen Kin Jechvei,
the hifh priest of the temple. who
died about 2,000 years heforo Christ.
The body wus found in a family vanity
which also contained the remain# of
his priest and reader and their wives.
Only three tomb* of such an age hav?
been found In Rood prose rvation dur*
IriK the last century, and this Is the
first time that the contents have been
brought Hafeiy to ICurope. Jen lay In
hlB coffin enveloped in a brown linen
?hroud, Just as he had boon placed
there 4,000 yearn ago. In accordance
with the fashion of the time, he bus
small stdo whiskers, and a longer tuft
on hiH chin, and his eye* are made to
? appear unnaturally long by means of
the careful application of rouge. Tho
wig, which Is large and parted down
the middle, has a bluish tint verging
on green, and must originally have
been the color of lapis lazuli, In imita
tion of tho hatr worn by Kgyptian |
Rods. The mummy was lying slightly
on the left side, as Kgyptlans sleep to- [
day? and tho head rented on a sup I
port such as Is si ill in use in tho
Boudan. Tho eyes are turned toward
the rising sun. Two staffs were found
beside t he body, and a little wooden
statue.
Things that are too small to pray
over may be great enough to sin over.
0. B. B. SEN T FREE.
Cor*# nlood Mini Skin llltiiiint, (kuofi r?,
Itclilnff Humor*, 11mm I'liiiil,
Botunio Wood lialm (1). B. II.) ?'lire#
Pimples, scabby, scaly, Itching Eczema,
Ulcers, Ealing Sores, Scrofula, Wood
Poison, llone I'alns, Swollings, Kheuma
tf*m, Cancer. Kspeelally advised for ohronlo
that doctors, patent medicines and
Hot Springs full to oaro or help. Strength
ens weak kidneys. Druggists, tl per
large bottle. To prove It cares 11. I). 11.
?nut free by writing Di.ooi> JUi.m Co.,
I'J Mitchell Street, Atlanta, (Ia. Descnbe
trouble and free inedleal advieo sent In
?calud letter. Modlolno sent at once, pre
paid. All wo ask Is that you will speak a
food word for 11. II. I).
Coronation med.ila made of gon metnl
have boon presented by King Kdward
to the household police ut Windsor Castle.
Thsrc are people who hcciii to think
that poverty ifl no disgrace, as long ua
1 hev can borrow from their neighbors.
1)rnTnef Cannot Itn 4y'lir?<l
by local applications ut thoy cannot reach tho
distuiscil portion of tho ear. There iy only mm
way to mire deafness, and that is by consti
tutional remedies. Deafness is caused hy an
inflamed condition of the mucous lining of
'the Ktistaehlan Tube. When this tube Is in
flamed you have a rumbling sound or imper
fect hearing, and when It Is entirely closed
Deafness Is the result, and unless t lie lnilum
niation ean be taken out and this t n re
Klcii'd t" its normal oonoitioil, ii>-iiiiiig Will
lie destroyed forever. Nino eases out of ton
Hrecitoi'ed by catarrh, whieh is nothing hot an
Jnllatnod condition of the mucous surface. {
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any :
cm it" of Deafness (>ausod hy catarrh) that
cannot ho cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. ? ?r- I
cularssent free. 1* . J. Chunicv&Co., Toledo, O. 1
Sold by Druggists, 7o<\
Hall's l''a:nily 1*1 1 Ik aro the host.
The most miserable creature in the !
W iM m a young girl getting over her hr?t !
lose ufiair.
II. iT. CiuV.KN's Sons, of Atlanta, (in., are i
dy successful Dropsy Specialists in tho
world. See their liberal "olVer in ndvertiso- j
ment in another column of this paper.
The thin:?! tls.it !jo:ne people worry most |
ahoni ate the tilings thai ?i?"\er h. ripen
KITS perorinontly en red. No III -s up :ie:-v om- I
nefB After llrst day's use of |>r. Kline's iiroat
Nervelle?loror. 5- -trial hot tle.wid tr- iti-;> fr?lo
l'l. 11,11. Ki.i.ni:, l.td..tCll Ai ;hot..l'uwa..l,a. i
Some women dress i>> p!ere.e their h;;s- ;
>;>:)(! !, and some to Siitu!ir:i|>t I !i< m.
? {
M !x. \\ lnslow's Soot him; -tyro p for chihlro-j J
led hin ; ,*>d'tnn the gums, redoes inila'nma
tii.n.ulia) j. pam.'-ui cs \s iml coiii:. \ a t?oitl >
licmarlis may be bi.in: an I still be very ;
po'.nted.
I'iso's ( ur ? cannot he to ; iil^ldy p kciof ;
a? a vscmgii csiiv. J. \V. ii U:;ir. n. :t I'liir.l ;
Avenue. N.. .Mioo<Mp>.!i'), Miaii., .!i?il ?i, I'.-OO. '
\V im h a matt t~ inal.in^ ilia wiii uc uuy 1
be e.'.'.'usi".! lor putting on heir?.
l'cri-et'v simp'e an.' ?n>ipiy pcrieei is
d.\t':ug Willi I'l l.lAM .!>s 1>\i.S. ,
l.ols of people lose tlieir iiei-^hboi ?. tor .
v>h:t\lhcy van ueLoiit e| tlicm.
!)U;
FHr.K MKDH'.VL, AJ?VIC'i:
Kv?*ry working jrivl avIio is not j
well is cordially iiivitoil to write i
to Mrs. Piiikhain, Lynn, Mass.,
for art \ mm*; It Is Trorly given, nnci ;
has restored thousands to health, j
Hiss Paine's Experience, ;
"I want to thank you for what you I
hnve done for mo, and recommend j
I ..yd in K. .Ptnkluun's Vegetable
Comnonii(\ to all girls whoso woik
keops'thetn standing on their feet in
the store. The doctor said 1 muut
stop worl< ; ho did not seem to realize
that n girl cannot afford to stop work
ing. My back oohod, iny appetite was
poor, I could not sleep, and menstrua
tion was scanty and very painful, Ono
day when suffering T comm?n?#<l to
take Lvdlu E. lMnkham's Vege
table Compound, und found that
it helped me. I continued its use, and
noon found that my menstrual period*
were free from P?i*V an<* natural ;
everyone is surprised aV^the change io
mo, and 1 am well, JTnd cJ*?jiot bo too
grateful for what yOu have for
mn." ? Mrss .Jawbt Paixk, MO West
125th St>, N?*fv York City. ? $sooo
H firffMXtf *f mU>? pfoinf r?n
rat *? product.
Take no Mtatltnte, for It Is
gte
ILIVI: I II: MS OF NEWS.
Many Matter* of <iencr*l Interest In
.Short I'm a/i aphs
I lie Sunny South.
The trial of Arthur I,. Mif.'.i p. who
killed TIioh. .1 Wilson, of Charlotte, N.
on f)ecnmber ttth. was begun In the
t on it ul thai place lai-l weri Mishop k
plea i? Hfl f <!<?/' nee, A lot or ben na
tional testimony has lnvn given.
\ The r*ru lKr?i- Maryland may he
raunched hi Newport New# Mm mime
day an the Wen; Virginia. In April
Cleveland ( raig wis xtiot an. I killed
while trying to nt<>p an affray In
Mrowntown, Va.
At 'I lie Nnt'oual Capital.
fanned goods tnannla< liirei h op? a I
their annual couvcnllon in VVnrii ? I *?k
lon.
MJ ri inter Mo wen reftiaea to sign In
Hs present I jiiii i hu Merman protocol
fo'- settlement of the Venezuelan ills
pule. >rUfo
The hill appropriating $|,fi0o.0on for
a n" w I tfpartinent of Agriculture
building wan Higtoed hy I lie I'losd
dent .
It h< undersloyii-lhe 'hie mi Hoard
of the navjc* rf'eoininends four Ihsi
class hattleKliipH and two armored
emitter# aa the basis oft the annual
naval Increase.
The loss to the Philippine Treaaiiry
through the d'-preelatlon In the value
of kIIvvt slneo January Ij IUOJJ. lb
plaeed at $1,277,941.
The Washington (lovei nnient dors
nolMP^ard the question of the cession
of the Danish West Indies as closed.
In the Senate Mr. 10. W. Carmack
j (l)eui., Tenn.) spoke of alleged cruel
ty of American soldiers in the I'hilip
i pliM'H. and polygamy was discussed
during the Statehood debate,
The House defeated a hill author!/,
ing I he (foviriiuient to advance $??.-!
| ouu.dntl t<> tile (MstrU t of Columbia. ,
and sent hack to conference another
regarding the proposed union station.
speaker Henderson wa ; overruled
j on Ills decision that Sunday was a
' I' glslat i ve day.
| Senator N W. Aldrldi (Itep., It. l.i
j inl i'odut oil a bill intended to give
.greater elasticity to ( lie currency,
j The Senate agreed to the (louse
: amenduM nts to the Kiklns debate and
j I Mserimln.'ition hill, and the measure '
j now goes to the President.
j The House passed Hie Sundry Civil j
! Appropriation hill anil then broke all
i former records for private pension leg
| i, -dril ion. passing 32f> hills.
' II is hinted an effort will be -made
j to pass the Ship Subsidy hiil through
the House during the ??losing days of
I he session
| Kepresenlatlve. Charles Hick offered
a bill aimed to prevent and to pun'uiU \
hazing at Annapolis.
I! is said Secretary Hoot. Senator
J Lodge, of Massachusetts, and Senator I
Turner, of Washington, will constitute |
1 the United States Alaskan Mouiidury
i Commission. \
I'rtfddcnl Uoiis. vi It signed I lie I le
ipartnienr of Commerce ami i.ahm iii.l
i t lie Army Menernl Staff hills.
I The new Chinese Minister's suite
: will consist of 17 expectant, or titled
! officials, and the party will include I
I students.
At The North.
Joseph Mattel!, a millionaire land
owner of Middlehurg. Vt . has otfeied I
in :< ? 1 1 1 1 i 1 ( 1 tli'* business portion of that >
town, which was recently destroyed !?y
j i . Tl:e proposition of Mr. Matteil is |
hi liny the sites of all tii" buildings
hunv'cS and to erect oil each a ti:c
proof imilding.
New York. Special, llohcrl Could ,
Shaw. .Ii\t-apd Mrs. .Mary Can verse. !
willow of thellnte C. II ('/iiverse. of 1
Newton, Mass . wre marriei at Hie
No Hi Maptlst church t! is city, hy dev. |
'"?ten K. Nash. Mr. Shaw's hrst wife. I
wlni was Miss lainghorne. was granted
;t on ?i < e in Virginia a w da>> a^o.
i roiu Across I he Sen.
WiM> mii end Hoods ar causing dam- .
a ue In Scotland. fc ;
IVi|m> l.i' i XIII completed a poem on !
the m< ins ot prolonging life.
The I Mike of Tctuan. foi i:ie iy Spaa
ish . .inister. of Foreign \ Nairn. Is |
dead. j
M. I'elletan. French Minister of Ma- j
r:ee. says there is a spirit of caste hi
I ;>? c'reiieh Navy, and lie is trying to I
"CSS It.
The !a.\yer of farmer Ci ow n '.Via !
> v . .. l,oii..,c of Saxon\ says Mr. Hiron i
has "broken ? ? IT alt relaiioins" v. uli the !
I l iners-: j
\ngrv proiesl:-. a';:iiii? die e\c'u.-n\e '
e- ? el' l!i i man % <>,.!s . ? !" c.ini.nan.l ill i
. \ i i ? i i . ? II .ir.ga i ;.n> \ i .. *? \* ere i
. ..It in l iiau.ea; as liiuia, ? \
iii it'. ng marked the p?-??L-rc;-- <r, a i
t ? e| .>ii st i M,.' in Miinti-ai. \. *t : a i
t-.i ? till ally hi ? n sc! j led j
Orders I'm lifting ?!. * cp.-veei-.in |
id I ie V. . I . seal M I ai re I fit ?? ]
i iih?ihI? ? ? ? ? ? \i ; ? i
e la i i . -it: te : i i ? \o-r- .tin- ? \ in ". .! 1
::.u :::. i
'!' a Mi it i-.-ii v> ml t \ < i ? ? . > ? ?
t it tl :??!?-, m Ni.o ;'ia '?
King I'.t'v .'.I wi'l fin m i i ??a: '
in -late i'c\ i Tin I ?> .
1'ichl Ma!"- r? I sir .M'-.n >. aev..- :? o.
I i : iicai: fa me. is .a t
A\ isi vMij; r?o?if is M..t ! or s.
'I ill' tV'U- d'"'tVl'il M V0!"| lr. 1 ? , I..," I
Fines who t';i!l u? rot?u.|\ v. i'ii ; ke |
:i VM- v refill i t i? >ns
Am? iiciiis hum ltiis ' )i ill muiir , ;n.- 1
1 j
<1 V i J ! I ? ' U ( N* U? HI ? ? * ? ? { ?i ?i 5 ? ? 1 . * ? ?
ho jmi paring fur utt"l!ur r.pris- I
lift.
The A 'ist ru Kiv i;? :i j?!;in lor M i< <
? 1 < ? 1 1 1 it i i reforms will l) presented tiii-s
Piomin< til Democrats inn lr ? ]nv( hi-;
nt a d inner of I It*' TIMcn v ' 1 1 ! t? in NVw
.Utko.v discussing issnr.; i >r the :;>'Nt
Presidential ctimnaiKii.
ICx I'rcRidciH Cleveland wriles l! ..t i
ho cnn not believe u scnthiitnt ? ? \ i : ? i
which crUh for anv i!eclaia%lcn firm
him in regard to a third term.
. Indications at uover, i>oi., now
point to falluro hy tho Democratic
momhfira of tho legislature to voto
for Union Republican Senators.
President Bitot, of Harvard^ ex
prcRHo? the opinion that educateurnicui
piarry too lato in life.
Argnmenta of counsel began the
Anthraclto Coal Commission In Phila
delphia.
William IToopor Young, on trial
In New York for the killing of Mrn.
Anna Fnlltxer, pleaded guilty to mur
der in the aeeond legre? and was sen
tenced to tmprleonmea^ for life.
I T%?? Acre dUpute la to be nettled
I tMiif tor Th? Hagwe
A VENERABLE PASTOR
CURED BY PE-RU-NA.
Pe-ru-na Is a Catarrhal Tonic
Especially Adapted to the
! Declining Powers of Old Aye.
The Oldest Man in America At
tributes His Long Life and Good
Health to Pe-ru-na.
1 Mr. faaae llro<-k, of M1 I^nnin County,:
Tt-xaa, baa attained tin- great age o i J 1 4
year#, 1 fe Ik no hi dent friend Of 1'eruna,'
and HpcaUt of it in the following term*.]
Mr. Hrot-k ??>'?:
'Atter a man Iihh lifted in I he world ua
lonj< <%n I h*v? he ought to have found OUti
a urfnt many thingn by experience. 1 think
f 1 1* v? doo* ?o. ,
"One of tbc thirty* I have found out to
my entire autjsfar
t tori i? (hp j>r >|x-r
remedy for itilmeoU
duo directly to the
ef1*r<tH of the eli*
male.
"For 114 yearn I
have withstood the
chitiiffriihle climate
?ii mi: uiiind mat c*. uuring my long ) lie
1 have known a great many remedies for
t-oug)i?, dold*, catarrh ami diarrhoea. I
had always suppwd these affection* to he
<1 ilTorcilt disease#, For the last ten or
fifteen years I have been reading Dr. Ilart
man'a books, arid have learned from litem
one thing in particular. That 1 Irene af
fections are the name, and that they, are
properlv called catarrh.
"As for Dr. llartman'x remedy. I'eruna,
I have ioitnd it to he the beijt, if not the
only, roliuhle remedy tor IIickc uflfectioiiA.
It ban been mi/ ntand-by /or tiufn ?/i
' yearn and I attribute mi/fjnnd health
j a ml ??? u tfjrtreme old ufje to thin rein
fid H. |
"It exactly meets all my requirements.
T have come to relv upon it almost entire-l
ly for the many little things for which I
neod medicine, i believe it lo he cape
dally valuable to old people, although I
have no doubt it i? jimt a* good for the
young. "~I?saac Brock.
A Ni'W ,tl(tn nl ??.
Major Frank O'.V J phoney, \V<iU
Hannibal, Mo., writes:
"I am professionally a newspaper com ;
spondent, now 79 years old. I have watched
I the growing power of the* Peruna plant j
from its ineipienev in tin* little log cabin,
through its gradation/ of success up to it*;
. pr< Kent establishment in Columbus, Ohio.
I and I conclude that merit bring* its till'!
reward.
"I'p to a few year* ago I felt, no need to]
lest ill medicinal potency, but lately when!
iny system needed it, your I'eruna re
lieved ine of many catarrhal troubles. Ijomci
j two years ago 1 weighed '210 pounds but!
| fell away down to IBS pound", and besides!
j loss of flesh I was subject to stomach!
trouble*, indigestion, loss of appetite, in-{
Koninia, night sweats, and a foreboding of
vetting my entire system out of order.
During some months I nave I'eruna a fair;
j trial, and it rejuvenated my whole system.'
I feel thankful, therefore, for. although Tllj
years old I feel like a young man." Majorj
l-'rank O'Mahoivy.
In old age the mueoiiA membrane be-;
eome thickened and partly lo.ie their fune-i
tion.
This leads to partial loss of,, hearing,!
sm?dl and taste, ns well as digestive dis }
tu rbancos.
I'eruna corrects all this by its specific!
"I RF.LY UPON
Ft-KU-NA FOR
ALL CATARRHAI
DISEASES."
i operation on all tlx- niU'oiiti niemlMTuie*
i'il the body.
[ One bottje will convime any one. ()n< e
i uM'ii and rcrunu iwcuniim a iifeioiig ataud
h) with old mid voting.
Mr Samuel of li!.vthed<?4e,
! Mo., vtiite*. "My diaeuae * ,?? cuturrh of
t im urethra Ami bladder. 1 got a 'bottle 01
I'e ru iia and hegan taking it, and in a few
day* I wan relieved ami could alrcp and
r?**t all flight. 1 think tliut I'e ru na u a (
valuable remedy. I had tried otb'-r very
1 1 1 (r h I y recommended medicine*, hut they
(lid m? no good. My phyaician told rne i
iliat I eould not expert to be cored of my ?
trouble, im I wn? vetting to he an old men
(47 yea re I. I feci very thankful lor what
fV rtitia lias don# for me." i
In a later left?*r Mr. Kaund*i n' *a> * . "I I
am afill of the Mine mind wfth legard to l|
your P?-ru-na medicine. "
/Wri-V/MTtcvrr?^, ?
Btroiiff and Vigorous ui (lit- Age of
? t y-clg h?.
lU-v. J. N. i'urkcr, I'tica, X. Y.,
writi's:
" In June, lOOl, i lustmy fie use of
.... JJ...).. IJ,- J
n until ( wit" t im mi ( > eri lor several
years, but no' so much cjj'vc^cd btii thai I cjuid holu vo.. VJt'Mi iVl'h mrf
/ rtendn ; but in June, my sen so of h'mrlng lejl me ho that / oottw
hear no sou ml whatever. I was also troubled with severe, rheum itlc pains
In my limbr,. I commenced talcing I'srunn and note my hearing In re
Htored as go til as It w in prior to Juan, IttOl. My rhcumn t Ic /rilus arc all
gone. 1 cannot uprak too htghly of J'eruna and n>w. when H V years old,
can nay that it has invigorated my whole si /Htem. I cannot but think,
dear Doctor, that you must /eel very thankful to the all loving rather that
yon have been pet mltted to Itvi :f andjby your skill be such a bleoilng ax
you have been to suffering humanity. " ? Rev. J. I'arker.
Mrrt F K. Little. 'I'.jlona, Jll., writes:
"J can rei-oiinm'ixl renin. i its a goo?t i::e?li
t-iitr* tor chronic ca
tarrh of the utoiu
scti ami bovrots. I
hiivn be*, n t. roil bird
severely with it for
over a year, and
a I ho a cough. Now
my cough \a all gone, and ali tin? distress
ing nymptoms oi catarrh oi tint stomach
ami bowels have disappeared. J will rec
omnii'iul it to all as a rare remedy. I am
so well J am contemplating a trip to Yel
low Stone Park litis coming season. How
is that for one 71 years old :
A TRAYELER
AT SEVENTY-ONE
YEARS OF AGE.
In a later i v t tor she says: "1 am only loo
thankful to you for your kind advice and
for the good health that i am enjoying
wholly from the use of your lYruna. Have
hern out to the Yellow (Stone National
Park and many other places in the West,
and shall always thank you for your gener
osity."- Mrs. I'\ K. Little.
If you do not derive prompt and satisfac
tory results from the use ot 1'eruna. write
at once to l)r. Jlarttuari, giving a lull state
ment ot your case, and lie will tie pleased
to give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. iiartmun, President, of The
llarlmau Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
USE TAYLOR'S
Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein Ki"iyar<>".
Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe f" SK^SS'.SSg
KNEW Ht CGULl) REACH iT
Wonderful Nerve of a Player In a
University Baseball Team.
Some five years ago ti group of col
lege iii en , in which wcro many mem
bers of tho Yale and Princeton base
ball teams, was discussing the same
ol the noxt day. which was to decide
tho championship. "Slugger" Kelly,
the hardest hitter on the Jersey nine,
predicted lu the course of the con
vernation, that he would got a home
run in the coming game. The Yale
pitcher turned toward him and asked
how certain ho was of that home run.
Kelly replied that he was sure to the
extent of $6,000 and the Yale pitcher
remarked that,, he was convinced of
the opposite t-./'a like degree the two
players shook hands on tho wager and
went home to bed. During the first
eight Innings Kelly came to the bat
five times and five he got hip
base on balls, the /vale ^an taking
care send in ry> ball that Kelly
could touch.
NVhen^-HMK/'fj^ngger" came to the i
but in the last half of tho ninth there j
were two men out and an eager tiger
was hovering off firs! base. Kelly |
knew that it was hU lu.st ebanco to j
hit the ball and as tno first ball pitch- i
ed came flying down tar to one side j
of tho plate the "sludger" stepped
away across the rubber and his bat 1
met the ball with a sharp crack. The
iii xt second tho broken bat was lying j
on tho ground and Kelly was Hying j
around the diamond. lie reached .home '
with tin* winning run about a second j
before the ball lauded in the catcher's
funds, and as he brushed the dust 1
from his nhirt ho caln.ly remarueu: j
"I knew 1 could do it."
Without ?'i:t( ring into the question .
cf tijo morality of hotting, that sort of j
spirit Is what Is nec.Vd to day by the 1
man who wants to a eoniplish some- |
thing. Not t'c conceit of tho man
v.bo deludes h:tv.::cif with a magnified 1
l>!< tui.i of Ids own abilities, but toe j
i aim certainty of the one who
knows \\Vi{ h?> .'an do r.nd intends to
do i!. The wor'.d trusts the mail wl.o
t.'.i ltd : int. elf.
Antu.v.n Twilif|ht.
Tlif l'>w w 1 1 ? > I .jnuiulM :i million drowsy
hit <?*.
Ttio yellowing sunlight ?>n the hillsll*
fulls;
Atom-, oloud, one H:u;>rl.iic robin flute*
Ami from tho elm our Koldon oriole
calls.
This Ih tho season that she loved of ol<V
.Saying with dm kuned eye a \hai Au
tumn t urn (Hi
J 1 r?r homesick r t out pn.it tho evening
*ol.l.
Satliy to ?omo old homo for which sh?
yearned.
(;'Ay hills and Xor'laud homes! ? pcrhap)
'tWS* tl(l?t
From her own homo she hod not Ion*
to wait;
O evening: mars that waken In th* west,
O happier worlds, ciimo ahe your way
too lato?
?Arthur J. Stringer In Alnsl??'f Utft
Sln*.
Qlft for Chicago University.
A nl ft of a large collection of edition
de luxe volumes, mostly historical aad
scientific. Is the partial reward re
celved by the University of, Chicago
for its active participation' in tho
"France- American movement" to es
tablish closer educational mlaUene be
tween France and the United States.
The French Minister of Pnbllo In
struction yhaa presented to tho univer
sity 'a collection of nil tho works so
far Usuod.
Wanted a Door.
| A stubborn horso is an annoying j
? creature under any circumstances,
but the story of an incident which ]
, happened during a regimental <lr! 1 i i
j raises the quest ion whether such a {
j horse may not simply be ovcrcon- |
' scions.
{ Tin: sun blazed down on a field of j
, hot. tired horses and excited men, all ;
j waiting for a Ida:, raw-boned pnhnal !
) to succumb to the urgings of the I
' starter and get into line.
"Bring up that horse!" shouted one I
I of the oiilrer:! at. last, his patience ;
having given out. '?You'll get into >
I trouble if you don't."
The youthful rider of the refractory ,
horso looked at his ofJicer despair- '
iiiRlv.
"I'm hs' tfred of it as you are. sir,:"
ho said, with dull resignation, "but I
can't help.it. He's a cab horse, sir;
that's what he is. He won't start till
he hears the door shut, sir, and 1
? haven't got any door to shut." ? T'd*
i lUts.
When the Tide i3 In.
Tho boats lay stranded on tbe beach, j
Tangled wlili soaweed. dark nmi Ki'ci'n; j
A desolate and dreary scone.
As far as tlio eye could reach;
Tho tide was out.
How ohanjjod the vlow when day Is done: j
'i'ho boats rode Rayly in tho deep.
Their white sails nodding aa in sleep, i
ICiased by the setting sun;
Tho lido was in.
"
Thus many a life. In want and woo
l.ioK stranded on tho barren shore;
ltut Uod is liod ^forfwr more;
Take courage, fur we know
The thlo is coming in.
Ami lifted from the rochs and shoals '
Wo pail upon tho sunlit si;i;
N id opens ftcriillj
Sweot tost f?>r w?*ary eouls?
J he lido Is in.
? i'rank I.. Stanton.
Sou thorn lihodeFia's p:nSd output in j
May *.va.i She big?e;.t recorded, boin;; ;
o\er lU.ulh) oilmen.
The Mexican <1or lias no hair. The j
hot climate makes such a covering I
superfluous.
Canadian trado with Groat Britain !
has increased ovor $'>,000,000 the past :
year.
Cold? Cured
Ii?(j!ri]>pc and NVural^ia Hnuislied
hy Tim vsn or ?
CAFUBIME
10, ii uiiil bJc. at D:\itf Stores.
WANTED |
350 Yoxmg Mon
At ouco to quiillfy for K'"'<t i osltlor.s which
wji pnarnri tfo lu writing ?n<1?r i\ $5,000
,lo;,08tt to promptly j>i oeUie. Iho.u.
The Ga.-Ala. Bus. College,
MACON, OISOKOIA.
Genuine stamped C C C. Never sold In balk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
?'something jnst aa good."
I PAY fll'OT CAHU rCiR ^
"'"""'ii LAND WARRANTS j
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Oentlemen:? I had rheumatiem for nhouttwolvo years. Urcatdoalof thetlmo
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