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for' the f reeto(A IAv AL f~ A* ver!.' at thIe
ratIo ot lo to I, w.ILA.u the' AAosent of
foreig laltL~fne. I i he. ,AvA:d that this
WIas the buLt ebanct.e for nime~Ata~lism in
a] timeic. LI kneIw, ~ lAnd nev'er' con
clealed it fromii otherI'S ta iIf im . i'
ful thlis pr'oposition w..ould Involve tinian
eial distur iance and eve VPOanic: but he
plrefe rre'd what he (thlou ghlt wouhlI be a
temnporary dIisto Irbance to pe~I'rmnienft
di'saster. lie believedl that thi ratl'~
r'epubliIc, mad1We for the pe~opie and byA
the people.e IhoulId, like I"ranice, s tami
(or himetACall inm, with1 at i ts IImtm p'o
ductive and expor'tinrg powel's h'-eise.
it meant libertyA the~ cohrner stonel of
,freet InstitutIons.
Mrt. P resident, ic~hard IParis I Iand
should have been the nlominee (if the
t)emnocratic party naturally and logi
cally at the great national convention
of 1890I, held at Chicago. I kno10 v per
sonaly that he d id not desire that rnom
ination. I kuow that he, above al
others, knew his precarioust health,
that the Icy finger of Death might
touch him at any moment. 1 know
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Po(ison9in9g, 111heum99aism, Cat9arrhl, and dis
21ases0 pecul9.iar to womenC9, he is equall.iy
me9'(Cessful. Dr. Hathaway99'.'f9's practicee is
more~ than19 double10 111at. (of 9ny3 01.99r spCC
lalist1. C'ases p9ronounced999( helplss1 by other
phIyiciansrea9dily vield to0 his treatmnt,
WVrit him today 19ully. about91 y'our case.
Hie makes no0 cha91rge for consul11ttion or
advice, e1ither at, his otlice or by mai9.
J1. Newton Ha1thafwa9y, M. I)., ..h2% South
l.ra st...t Atlna ta.
THE DUTY OF AMERICANS.
A ' O1TAlLE ADlDRES.;S TO1'14)
I YOUlNG.
Noritiio. sooo it
I-.. Governioa' Nort an I)'mausses the
stles anel iPolitel Ou, Monte og
th. Evils of te Tinaes.
-:x-L1)ve2rnor V. J. Nor'then do.
livert d a ItabiLb!" addiM's before the
Hapti t Young l'eople)'S Un11ion In e.
simn at Ilot SPrIines, A rk. His addro--s
in part is as follows :
'' 11 I, I tti'r a L o ineaD the
ellee ol Chi;-ibtian i I, thr-encojson Atnori-.
Incn c vi liidaLion. If I I 11&ar bu atlowed
t furtti.L'e tO '1im'iY ")he subj et, I
sh~ai! di..eut' -.\mt ia 1u l0 I'Volitice fro
tie *andIjint of he-iutlanity.' We
lave conie to buiry the dead IssIes of
L~the llt l nter Iupwo the broadr
... t. i (l tlt future. I have travelel i
over thet' greater, IhIt of tl passing
cent.111s Lt ding oi .bC g[owing
rIII 0. it, dyling ily, I pronounce
IL Lli t :)t,. \ery bL d, clltlry the
d *l.: 1 eI~ t st eli. - Il h I IlLtleonthL
(t ndit blood bu slt witali
ll now into the deadi patst With Lilh,
e-ss) ing:- tf G'od uu1 i i its tritm1phs
wh I hi"i-Aith. t h b of Its Chit,,iian
S V1 i.t. (OI I. Ilgitt1 s ii i.ltiett ' C l
(uit--l fort Iie friture.
ii i n li W d 1.i lin y. : I20 '
, P t I h I p p tIoL l t o
il oi, Jr thit' PIleP o--e of [
v lit t) :*:a th ie I eXpOellt's
I.. ;i* iv. :.aIid1 . * h.i t II L e con
-It th Ill: .ita, v ty of our. country I
if ra\ 0 app'l..<t,:- for p)AytogK ou r
cli : !ytI\ ; tC L ion UoIftho)ei
a'it c s t,: lit t are. coluitrivag Lu pit y. I
V. t. va bi prov-cLed far hoiter with
,t Ite \' h ilat w i lit:t liLin lIl. I
- 11- -tac !ir.l )f ir Attierican
' '.'Illt Ot. 't'10 de. ei* I m1101lI of Its
wttth. ;ini tilt -tablilig as Well as,.
!.ht 1L1' 0 O f it, liat f1li ns itet at li
lit t 'torilll il liv tlw' ciiaracter of oe
.\ lilt'- I. op e Lht' A lliericail) mull. 1
S ! A ' ie C iLII ciLI/.0, and i
C, ll-'C i lt! V1' *ver til'it i l ctLiZen,
Sit(lli iA ba\s Iti all I ielli ent opin o it;1
a'-:L the prIipl- an0d Iliele:- of th u
,r.rnlIl1ert. \itr than that he i
j fu~rc-t- u m.X l I- Iiz 1tIpIilI
anIi Irivt- L toll ,n raf. it Into t ht body
p- lt: y 3i1 lit II ll0ence n11111 certainr
I\ h\ bII. VoWt.
' 1n1 1 'd : t say. ith is- higil prk
11ne, tI Lile yOuilIg mn1111 whj are tIO b I
pe i (,i/ent- of the t Xcentit.th eerI.tlry,
that every man of y0u, rofadles of
c':6-. e: lng o c i tifion,. shinaold hei
t h.tel zenilt, active, couraig oIAus poli.
t 1n I;Very farmei t r, eve(r t1innhni,
t t\ 1'ymanufacttrer, oveVy capiitali,, i
ist ceirtaily every m iIIteter of ble
i -.tl, in lly calnuiid juIgIuent, if ht I
seraagesb 11ighl dutLy 0.) the ion00-, l
to;(o n W~ humnitt"ly, I repeit 11, t Ln
' linlt itive pol itician wheneve
L' p. y and Lhe funidatmnwital princi
p., of til government a;re on trial.
" I indst that politics mlleani) nOW, 1a
tLIy have! always been i n131ull)teid ed t
no~a : Theadiinitraionof p)ubiek
i'1iir ir" Lhe ilterest, of tho cople,
t r i Ly and LIe ,j,,fety of Le
:Wittan t..u nlationl.
\Vith all the grave problems of
g.:)ernmentI~ contfrCntling uts, involving
Ik w Io(if 11n1r th an so ven y- i Ve
0005lls (if people and the future ilil
h)(111s yet iborni, lt m1 n k in tl li an
t1(r, Iow dar-U illy 1111n Iesit,aj to
ko(10 and to helP to purify Ulue priuci
:Les antd the policies that arei Lu make
Ulfe tl:t iny of the nation and for wh ich
112 illust h individually re4pt)onSible as
f a.- hs peroal Io miay go.
" WVhat thiis gov-rnmitint needs more
than tartil refoirm, more1 than f ree
Idver or thebio1 miediate anshilation
ol LIruetLe and Llbu redu-,tion uf pension
rui lb, is hioneIst y in1 gover1tnent puritby
a1U.Lnoug pub'ic 10nen0 andI patriotic devo
Lion Lo Lhe count~bry 's weal.
" What wvill our young peCopde, whbo
are . Lo be citiUn of15u the Ltwentlethi een
tury, do witI~h the ne~gri) problem?~
Ten mill ions btron g, lthey help P Ihat far
ais citlizens to miake pubbe11 op)inlin and
L~hereforte tbu law of the ilation. \-h ilst
LIhijt is a nation~lI problium thlou people1
areC mily at Li.0 Stbh, and IL is tho
fort largely ai llcall prolem.Cli
"At Lhe beg'Iining of the present
centLury thie negr-oes wereC aL fw on
numtneI 1)1(id(11 semi -Oirous slaves. How
thcy reached ouir shores and how anid
wh th3Liey wereC muade citizens I shall
noiitl.. now discuss. TheAy art- here-. WVhat
wIil you'It i(II dowt LhemI in busines~s,
socially, 1in10poliis, and in religion as a
factor ini p)ublic opinIi ni1 and bile fututro
of the nat-iont Somle manif ainsw.ers,
they areC a hodly of dea1th in all1 these
re'lations and( wie wvill depotb bhemn.
Lob us stee. They are citizens. hlow i
tcln yo3)1 u rco tnl miiill ins of jeoeto LuI
le-avt te counbry, whlen they execise
Lihe IIameI civil r-i ghtlls a lre acocordled
.) you':' If tey conisetit ed, wh lere is
LI1the~l l cutry accessil )1CIn wvich lol ibey
wVIould he mtore neuetpLtable than Lo you y?
Wholl wotu ld reevye btem Tney nowv
have upotn the~ tax books~:, to Iheir
c2roeditI, $ 1001,1 I0,00 dotf I-proerty. W ho
later l' deitlan for- ,hoir hloldingb
* N, wve ati tst ,ettle I~he pr~olbS,
it latis bod ay. - l, has heun1 pro.noune
ed til eurt sO ofIi he nation.
l ie whlibo rCelC, c~ottllIed hy oiil
pecutl iar c-ond itions, Lu miaintin, edou
eate antdt elevate the niegro, w ih the
a vowed purpose)14 on1 hi part,1b 0 to eeaL,
as far as Ito may bei able1, overy ente
priso0 bie white man may prop)ose for
bticeir comn 1f good --I repeat, thbero is
hinglill like it in alh bho history of nal
Lionsi, as far as I Iknow.
"Thero arei some1 th igs Li) which
e very Christli pailtiot musb, IlOOnlor 0r
laber, al1ssnt.
"1 iirst. IThe negro Is niobthero upon01
his own motion. Lii was brought, to
A merica by force anid not, w ith h is
(,Wi nConisot..
"Second. llo did not seek eitll'zen
shllip itus. lb i, was Liihrosl upon1 hIm
for aI purposo.~
"h Third.- lie Is not recsponsible for
the abntagon isml that exists bet-ween
li i m and (If the iealel t, thte Soulth.
This has1 beeni (ogendered by forces
al1together ou1ts1ide of himiself.
"lIourthb. dio is here and lb citl-zon,
audwl m ust,, In self dlefenslo, Lu say
nothing of hulmanitby, edulcate, elevate
Iandl evangollIzu himn, or he will degrade
us5 and destroy the nation as fat- as hiis
Ipo or as a cit~Izen maity go.
"l Shall they be disfranchised and
depr01itIved of citilzensi p ? Th'lis is the
gr-ave ijuestiont for the nineteenth coni
turvy.
" Anether class problemw you are Luo
nicel, naitional again, but largely local
to) ble Noth aindl West, Is found in
fioigni imm11ig ration. These people
wvith their destructive ideas of govern
ment, order art~d liaw, ar-o hor- ninoteoon
millions strong.
SOur consulat- reportbs show what,
our1 social1 and industrial conditions
have long sincu confrmed-that we
are receiving, in constantbly increasing
numl~berS, the mos0t objectiotnable and
dangorous cIlssos of Eurltopeani pIopuila
tlon.
"These people, I repeat, without
the restrainits of Christianity', aire
breaking down our institutions, soialI1,
n)OnIunal arnd religious: violatIng the
"( OTTON
i li lillTc
- / is the naime
of a valu
able illustrat
ed p am1ph1let
Which shIou1d
be in the hands
of every plantel who
raises Cotton. The
ook is sent FRE.
Send name and address to
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
9j Nassau St., New York.
anetitv of our Sabbath, they stand a
on-stant menne to the stability of our
overnment and the future of the na
lo).
" What will you do with the vast
lumber of foreigurs coming to A m
!rica:
" I answer this question as in the
>ther instanco -educate, elevate and
vatgelizo themli or they Will degrade
is and destroy the nation as far as
hey may be able citizens.
". What wll Ilu do with the pro
)lel of iliteracy .: Tllh- condition
)eItain:-, more especially to the two
alasses I have named.
"There are thrt.e ele Ients as al
'Cad y intimated, that maKl up the
lpilationi of the States : the nativo
viites, the foreign born whites and
he neogroes. By far the smallest per
!ent. of Illiteracy helongs to the l
,ive whitcs and the greatest to the no
" Une more problem allectil ng the
hI re just nmemd, in itacit dillieult of
ulution, and in connection with the
thers, the more uo, is the saloon.
" I will not dliscuss the horrors of
it- detaiL., the vastness of its ruins
Ind the wroeck of its presence among
tr people. God holy1 the young pieO
>le of ti thirteenth centulry, tibe
.iristian young pecopIC, to wip
t.rly from the face of the earth.
"The -aloon goes out, of the nine
,eenith century Into the twentieth
,iroutg h the wrcck of manhood, the
'tin of holmes. the rags of Children,
,hu diestriuction Of con mmu1ni tius. and
the shlamemc of tihe natiun.
" With its devilish greed for money
and power and place, it has, largely,
>roUght11 the iallot that has made the .
'orruption Of government through the
lery lowst methods in politics.
"I adjure yol, by all means that, are
cgal, sacred and right, in the name
>f our civilization, in the name of the
itate and in the name of our living
Jnrist, wipe this blot from tile glory
f the nation and do not delay a day to
sogin the masterful work.
There in still another class of citi
. s, even more tiangerouiis to the
spirit and perpetuity of our institu
Aions than the classes already conS-ider
Ad. I refer to tihe class that makes
monooilies.
I am not contuemning corporations.
Coirporations are aa necessary lor' thet
dlevetopiment, and security of the na
Lion as are indiv iduale. Uorporation=
are but, the a'ggregations of i ndivi
duals. Thcy have their rights, as
such, and they ehould to protected in
all their legitimate p~urpiose~s.
"I reor, speclal ly, in those cornbi
nations, ol capital that absorb to Loom
seives the rights of the puOl and
op)pre-ss, without, mercy, tuhe subhmerg
ed and holpleau5 of our citizenshmip.
'Whatt will the twentieth centu ry do
w i th trusts
"One monopoly has just declared a
qjuarterly dividond of twenty miillion
uollars, heing an annual dividend of
eighty illion dollars, oin a cait~aiza
tin of only .$it00,000U,000~. Tne q ,ar
Lurly dividend ithus declared is nearly
four times the amount of the g aarterly
interest 0n our nattionial debt. What
is to be the limit of this pilutocratic
giant's swing ana s ,vay?
"lat us repeat
"The security of otir government, is
based upon puhbil opinion.
" if public opinion is intelligenit,
conservativu and virtuous, the country
is safe and the eleOli will bje prosper
ous and happy.
"If public opinion is dominated by
Ignorance and made purchaseable
through drunkenness ana v ice, thbe
country is doomed to misrule, anarchy
and death.
"Montopol istic opi nion, monopol istic
capital and monopolistic power' are all
antagonistic to the genius of our In
stitutions and destructive of the fun
dIamental pirinci ples of our go~vern
me-nt.
"b i'inally, let me Impress you with
tibe great, fact that, 'righteousness
e.<alteth a nation.'
"b The problem of all problemfs for
the twentieth and all succeeding con
turios will be ' What will you do with
Ch rist ?'
"Whatever else may be said, the
stability of our government mu."t rest
upionl the virtue and Christian Intelli
gence of the pieople. The supremne
idea of life-all life, both individ uai
aind national, is the sovereignty and
over-ril ig 1pow'er of God.
" Christianity is the soilution and
the only solution of all the ills and allI
the problems the peoplO and the na
tion are to consider.
" I charge you, niow, wvith all the
force and earnestness I can cornmnand,
w hateover eiso you do for the pros
purity of tile naittion In the twuittaotlh
cuatuiry, defend the inepiration, t u
pur-ity and power of the I3thie. Keep
It as thle embo~dinmnt of God's ever
lasting truth for- the upbuild ing of the
inidividual andi the pe-.t e and prosperi ty
of the repuliic.
", With all the force of Nelson, on
the moi-ning of the memoranle hattle
of T1rafalgar, let me say: A meri-ica ex
p~ect~ every man, of whateve class or
calling, to 'lo his fuh1 duty by tbe
St~ate.
"Who saves his country saves him
stlf ;saves a!l Ithiings, and all things
siavedi bless hlm."
"'Wvho lets hIs country di", lets all
Itigs d~eill des hIimsel f i gnob!ly, ant
all things diying curse him.'"
CASTOR iA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bolught
Bears the
Eliaara oit
4 .%-1 4 %IIoItet Eve&It--ain.
Abh1,1 I IllotagAllua 1io 4 Obwerverm.
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I'1. [ it: btil of tu tit 1ty I lb it toit v v( I IV
StIip iboiut tifty-l1*vu ti i I a narrow
aii tig at u i ris ito t wt I bgv u-(lg~
Oc.'ear, st011 IlwCst of th (, llf of ll
fpl' tub. $ t' lidI ig Il stil t ) o eillu''uut
ovorg No O~'''rle.atie, V'ilolghi anid Nor.
folk: theneo across tho Atlantic Ocean
Lto Spain and Algeria, orltutig nell.r tl~t
lied Sell ait sunlset. Willa thi volist
wt t i be vi.sibue its a total ottu to at c mi
palrliLively sallibil area, yet thu. Iitiial
plhase wili he seen all over tilt. Unitou
6tiates, and even as far tim. 01, lbs Alska.
fly retbson of the titig.) of lotality oc
Cur ig t( earliy in tlo unot' ng, the
staiilw t liISt fiIls OlIij l Y 11011
1h, 1 earI. th l, an 1d bene 1o un1Ives IuII -rt
rapilly over thec first pa't, of Itsi cour-e
itl a stintlar manneggi-.. in w1 hilcil ul [oud
SIaUOwS wlile Lraver'g-sing tilt COULtI y
are)1 obser.ved to glide mhore quick ly up
an14d down the slopes of lils and m1lounl
tains thia when traveling at a more
di recLlrt an!le with th liuj ne 1,mi')I wI hich
th shallow is estt.
The Le.I ngti of ti na in wh1i:hI the
sunt's disk is eompltely cover.ii fly the
opique body of the Iloon is but on.e
minute o) eit-yht stieconds at, Now
Orlean, 1., whiie at Italeiprh, N. C.,
it conLtinues thrue seconds llgel., and
'1o Onil liiiL it r'eaIthes ,he noon ma--k
far out in the Atlantic )cean, when
it li-Ats for not loru than t1 o 11itit,b.
The beginuigtg lnd (oding of the ow
seurat11lill at, the different points ini
etted b I ow are comu gited for the locil
m1a n tirnt of tihe pince :
I Ilu uv. I 'e:i e gi . EIgIs l.asts.
New (rleans i. . l. a. mu. . a.nu 2 h1. - ill .
.M ltoi le. \ la. . : . ta; a. i. j.l1p j. ill. " h. .17 Ii.
19 l T . N C .i09 , i.lfa a. tit. h. -1. m.,
No L i hin t i li the )heninllllat of
nlatlICu alppkears 1guore grand am" awe3
Il 'piritin thall itin tb gri a~ olid hody
of th1e Illon swings into biuch position
abs It. coin plet-ly cover the eitire face
of tie su, ani thereby tirow a deep,
dark gloomi of sJhaLIdow u1o)n ab portion
of the eartn's -1ur1face.
1o those who from chtrclh tower t'
mouilnLtain to.) are abte to Command all
extutiq.:dd scope of Couiltr3 lying to
war-id thec souithwest , liLy See the
mOon's shadow plun1ging forward with
Ltrriibile swiftne-ss, viciih, iko i great
"tor-ill ciout, Suiddenly envo311 onet one In
b L'loulm thaot is S) startlting .id inl
natural that, th'go Uy0,Aggms ILtOfty nli
pt epared for the canige.
AL tile buIrem' moimen 1 the only
source of light is that afforded by the
fiery amin iig of the coro)nli, which
flahes inl a ci rcie about the centrtal
black miass. TPhb:, together with the
addit~Ional lIght that comefls in from the
iltu minatef' abtuInenh~ere-that atill pr~ze
vails twenty- live or thirty miles dis-,
tat. on either side of t~he track.covered
by tile shadow, renders the light in
ilhe centre of a.popver,t'hatt is- about. four
timne. as height' a-s'that dif ihe full
.Within biin gs, esl eeal ly thoNc
in cties, andi amiut thb-e ter~ii foliage
of tr'ees, br tiiial .hig h t, 16. le',wary g'
or'Jur to abcurate ly ae'id the1 tim on0 II
the d ial falce (if a wat~,h.
-Accori'inir to a Wash~ington sipeciali
in the New Yolk Tribu~ne disapspoint
mient wabs elxpiressdg it the otlico of the
TLh ird AssistaaLt l'ostmaster General
when It was discoverod..at'tlielparaf
hine paperO .used [dr;.the new postage
stamp books only prevents adhesiot
for a few ditys, probabbi" a 'week, and
then it appears to lose Its effeet, en
tirely. aind the stamps become glued
to the pages as though no preparation
was emlfl~oyed to prevent adhesion.
The recent spell of warm weiather has
brought this defeet, to light, aind steps
are to ho taken at once to remedv it.
Mr. Madden says that rno more books
wilt he isstued with paratlitie leiives,
and that lb certain kind of oil paper is
to be ulse'! In its stead, which, it Is
thiough t, wIll answer every r'( q'ire
- A conversatIonalist is ab persion
who talks continuously without sayIng
There is no police
man to enforce the
laws of health and
to call ''stop!''
w thn i youare in
dager(' fronui dlis
eaSe. Biut Ntaue
has he own' dan
ge.r signaals. W~uhenl
paj in shout; like ag
li gh tnin11g flashi
alonig the nerves~e, whenl
t he heart heats feebly o
irrecglly,~l whetn tihere
1il unat ural fullntess afterca
eat ing, .ou ilrI isin1g., h~ead
ahite coatee tonlgue or
i rtri the te1r1per, then
N ature is pluctkingK you by)
thet sleeve atnd caillitig
"sto!" T neglect
lhese~ warintgs is danger
gill. ig.eran geinentt of the
stoinachg 1an114 its allie~l or
gin's is. but the begllining
uofI tule r the whole
-A t'etulplete cure fohr
riiste19 tIo they stornach('
-ajig~ ithe orgauls of
(tgrj1(+tI~ o 111( ll t-r
Pieree' s (',oleen Me d'i 1 )isc'overy
'.tindu w- ,ithotit ;ln al. I t pitrifies the
lit td. elga tis. thlti -:t-etul (f P4 loiO lItS
ait tuatiti ti.4.'~ llloourishbes thei starvedtt
ne rn-s. aud 6h~1dfy itii the ,entte ' hody,'
blood5 .14 atid -h.1 4iutole i.i ud nerve.
hav it'<~n ifo eg hiP- w r l i'e M rs . iuf..'P attut-r.
i Pr ,((ltgu uutitti IY .edeuTadi :l" Two years*,
agguuIo .a', Jaikett wgl)1 it sto t att,1 liuvehl I irotble.
iulivtin Ir aje,~'uu~tji uuuhi, .g to in ',isressg. I
I lid'.u av weeks on utitt u i teeyI thut gtave mle
,a iun. - 1 (d i as thioiu I gwdAu lg'1re to deithI
'l)iri dhctogrs til a uttede nuie - tune saidi I ltad
drapeu~j ,ifa. tuw' sali dlatirIh of teajtuach andt
buowe . They atn degu m egh d t -l. af , tIime)' ful
1ne yeaIIr, l it d uta(k Iiig .thi .j' *b-me lugn
andg fried piatuI lt meicine;u gor no htt4-r: and
I grew. so waeak goud.,itrvous tuv'.b -arl~tttnI
tltter. I coiuldt notu do uiy kind otf'w ivlr. 'Ntw
I utan do-n louse wola very eI an ann
ni fleshu anftregh ad cfe eaIaylin .
Phe 1oust comitl1It(to on war
ilalm ghas favorably reported a bill 10
av E.m4 daughtor of Ilnry SIhlo
$50.(4) for t)h. use of Lla. S.lb'cy tenth
'rluring tho !ivil war. Sihtlv wit, 1:
Sthe.rne r, tLba Inventr (of La 1 ley
teat,4, and h fouIght, for the Conwfa'
itrney. Il)e pateniltts W, r'e n1Q.1d hv 01ha
-ov 0rm1 ty ent duiring th weir. aruI row
hIt iiluhittr, whoi IIvait I F'rraIfar1':ks
meL. Va., I" a l y11ing for an alppre,
iaiationl to paiy for the umo of t.hn put
niai Th iml Lrinian of th committim
van 1mNfsed to roportling the 01a0M
fa vorabI y, but, t i ijo'rity of thr
atimitLao wilam aalulnht bfilm
'aiarlitry of 1.hm Navy .John 1)
I'mea Ir 41111k 111P foarwardl wiL1h IliemUr,
bl t n um1111111r101, vaaaiitl at, hh111 oh
lomol ia IH1ti11 h1414, l.- I -tht y( ar l)
poilt !1 m a -1, 11.i1 no LI mit, It aat eli ~aFiLat r
i) thee- rtaula . 1 iah-a . I Ili tl 1,b14
I. ad iteam! ila hioedaI 1,b1 a har 11 him
lIver have them?
I hen we Can t
tell yott any
. thing about 4
them . Y ou
know how dark
everything I oo k s
and( how you tre about
ready to give up. Some
how, you can't throw off
(he terrible depression.
Are things really so
blue? Isn't it your nerves,
after all? That's where
( lie trouble is. Your
nerves are being poisoned
from the impurities in
your blood.
SarsaParilID
purifies the blood and
Sgives power and stability
to the nerves. It makes
health and strength, activ
ity and cheerfulness.
This is what "Ayer's"
will do for you. It's the
oldest Sarsaparilla in the
land, the kind that was
old before other Sarsa
parillas were known.
This also accou its for
the saying, "One bottle
of Ayer's is worth three
bottles of the ordinary
kind."
$1.00 a bottle. Alt druggists.
Write the Doctor.
if oM Ihave any complaint whatover
al desire the best met tr1al allvico yott
-man possibly receIve. writo the doctor
freely. Yntt will reculve apromlpt re
ply. withotint cost. ,Altress,
PIT T'S
Antiseptic Inigorator!
Cures dvapepsia. indigestion. and1( aal
stomacha oi* bowel troubles, colic or cholera
tuorbus, teethaing troublas witht chijldrent
kidney troubles, bad blood( and all sorts o
sores, risings or felom's, cuts and~ butiie. :t
iN as5 good antieeptic, when locally apnlie -1
as any ting on thte market.
TFry it arid you wvill praise iL to othere
i your druggist doesn't keep it, write io
Pitts' Antiseptic I1nvigorator Co.
~1HOMSC)N GA.
at CAIUPENTElR BROS.,
eenoville. 8 f .
TPo all points North, South andli So uth
west. In elfect November 5th, 1899.
IsoUiTin iOUN D.
N o. 4103. N i. -II
Lv New York, P'. It. It. . .*11 0i0am *9 0p
Lv Washiington, P'. 11. IR... 5a 00pjm 4 30am
Lav tichmond(, A. C.I,...9 00pm 90O5am
L~vPortsmouth 8. A. h. . .*8s .a145pm*%iarl.
ArWeldon .............. Il 10pm 1I143an.
A r llenderson............*1256am *l :3ptr
Ar Italeigh .............. 222am 334r
A r'~o P'ines................. 11am ( iOopo
Arliamlet................ lim 7_tlp.
Lv Wilnmington, 8. A. I. ..........05piam
ArMonro~e, 8. A. L...... .*:aimn 1 ii
A riai-int 8~. A. I, . -E 66lanmti0 p.
A ritaester,SA I............8 i13arI.n'llmqn
A r GIreenwood............i 10 5am I l2aim
A r A thens ...............l'ulpjnm ' 48'ar
Ar A Itlnta.. .............. al0pma I; 15nry
Na,. 402. Nao. 3i3
Lv A tlanta N.A .1......-.....I Utl0pmM :taipm
A r A thens................. 3 OSja i I ni'pm
A r~rcenwoodl.............54pm I -plamI
Ar Chester....... ....... 753pma 41 xamI
An M onraoe................ ;i30pmn 64 *5a ',
IY Charlot te S A L. ......'8 1201m .a Ilin
A r H1am let S A I.... ...1 110pm 7 4haa.
Ar Wilmington, S A .. . .. * l0ipmr
Lv So Pianes S A I .........*12 U2am *9i tl:ar
Ar Italeigha.......... ......2 203timi II l3iti
Ar Ilenderson ..............2'amn 12 U'a'm
Ar Weldlonl.... ............ l 55a 2 50pmr
A r P'ortsinoutha. .........7 laam :~a;,pr
Arltichimond, A. C. h,.x.* 15am *7 21lyw
A rWashlington via Pcun I RI? 1pm 11 20pam
ArNew York............ ; 23pm U 53amn
Nos. 4t . and 4012.-"Thee A thaina S eini
Bolid V'est ibu led Tlraini of Pull man Sleepe ia
and( Coachecs het weena Washaingtoni ani .
lanta, also Plnallai S1ee ecra bet ween I .rte
mouth and(1 t'harlotec, N. U
Nos. 41 and 38.-"Thrle S. A. h.. Express,"
Solid Train, Coaches aild Puallman Bleepera
between Portsmouthg and1 Atlanta.
Btoth t.rains make immediate conneeCtion
at Atlanta for Mointgomery, Mobile, New
IOrleans. Tlexas. ('alifornaia. Mexico, Chtatta
noog~a. N ashaville, Memphlis. MNason, lor
idla
lVori Tickets, Sleepera. otc., appli~y t~o
TIryon Strate , Ch(arlotte, N, ('.
J. 1). JEN N
Manager..
HI. W . JI. iLoVYE R;TIraic'M-anttget .
V. E. McBSEE, obneral'tupt. - .
L, A LEN, Geni'1,assenger-Ag t. .
A Now Book For Men
Special Arrangements Whereby a Free
Copy Can lie Obtained by Every
lUader of Thiti Paper.
--I- Fir woeks the presses
. ham.' been62 bnsy in
out tho enorinotis edi -
loll of Dr. d. Nowton
flathlaway's now book
"MattIllnss, Vigor,
Ieal th" Iu-ressary to
Satisfy the public de
toantid. Dr. ilathaway
hass ieservedl at lignited
rauiber of the-se books,
atl theseheo basspeelally
aim riv-d to send free by
IINil to 2. read.rs of this
(ioaple-i wh-Io send namnes
-11:11 lill address to him.
il -.1 %-i D: i . hahm~ u, conined Is
pal Lile- ;tlinost whii avely to dis-t-:ses of ien,
Ild d11211l 111.1 1 b I 'at$- hot- hm's Iistored mitore men
too h tII lt, . Ir l . us-itl a ;In. hatypitofSs thanl
any tn (10h41 diletoi1 ,Ill the- cmlit rN 4conblined.
I1 .IIwa d byat,, milol
uinti #- ll , - i s i it o . - -lvo led :. v.l jpr-i feeted by)
hiIl IlIaI- l' ; l if to -It . 4av1I hI- e a1, i hngI . 11 ss of
Vlt lity. \':iillr .. - S ii I i-tur . filo1id Poisoning
Iin its llt.-rtslv .Ithiminntism. Wvakt linck,
aill inm.-i oil tit ins i , -wo..amtns, 1-lee(rs, Soros
wia Skin1 l i''s-*t-. lItiglts, Vn2a.: 161 allforms
of Ki nIit y1 'I lli ii. , a r un12der
tonedmi len-I intor - l vitality an'io nakes the
patint :t %iA w,1-1' . ao ou n t. .
DIr. li;th:%W '.Ill:th.'- h e he treatinen8tof
V2ib-vill- :tini smI -t 6 williuit tli- 2ii of kuifO
or e'alttr-r) isph-1, enil Tilt! pallevit s treat
fei b1y till', i-11 hu :41 Il ; Iw I hI lmi'lrn withouit p ain
(11 141-y oil tillne limin oiel ThIs IS po)Sitively.,
the on1 1 Ie';altilnnt wil-h 11 'r w ti t n oper
a Ion or. 1I;11 li:ta:1\ enli th Ill- i t14.'u :1r atten
ti li f stille'Ii 1141811 \1 '8i 8ao - :t' and Stlicture to
:ve' y %4. - 1:212 h8 lit 1 ). 1 [at l1.1 wat is Sjieilally
62ei . -il :n l oo in1.to itsni ure-.'ll 161d r-as1 g n-ily
0urA per1-111l 1,11p1 rnI on 114 ,;Indt aill i li liestised by
liiau ar 4 Iliaep:a p i'l 16In1 hlo i-iriiii't:an h 'ls irigrs Iln
hliaIs owI n I l1186 IhI . iI l4 nd-r- his ;1er'Son mi tloversil'h t.
Il-. II:h:in % ma1ki'. nto ch:1rgo- fior conlsllta
tlo I ll2 r il \It-[-. -il lI'r :at h2I's uliei or I). In2al. an11d
wi it <;ast- I, tllwn lit. lint* low 1s-i vers all
VoA of liaidiele'-ai'' :11141 profe1's.2in111L1 serlVices.
1l4. i1 i .1 in;I5l i'i r , w\ 11 -1 1 it Is possi
bill, too hlm . Is p tIm fI tsIl- 4:111 tonl h1un lorl ait hlast
otne linti'rvil-w. Illit 11hi. 1s not11 I-,ss-nt all. as hif has
4411r11d sc res ft tnis iso st l ntls Itl at i --
tills of tilg Will Il wlon hit I:s ia'v e s l. ills
Systelm aif 1 1811110 I'ra''at mena'1it Is Sit pla'lfi-rfeeld that
1ht) e1n brinig ;1iio t :I iia' ws sirely taid si -ailly
its thouI gh tl- la:tii'gt ':illed iluily a. his a11'.
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. D.
Ili-. 1 111lli.8 t y 2 ) & Col.,
22% Sout Ia MaiotI SI rve'-. A t1latt a, Ga.
MEaNT1o Ill TI I' P1-l-t wiit .N w 'i'1TN(1.
SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
Condensed Schedule or i'no'sengeor Traisa.
In Efflaut May Oth, 1900.
G'oonvill', W iashl ingtou and le JCast.
No..-4 No. 8.1 N71
Northbound. 1blly DaIly. Daily.
5 a 12 (l0 m .... 1W p
Atlanta,l%.T. b5o at p ...,. 00 a
tiainesville. It.35 ' p g 1g a
Athon....... ..25 ..
" ula.. ...... 10.59 1 2 45 j ....... I 88 a
" 'nelia.11 26 a .
T >c t ........ 1 8 a 8 1t' p , a
b-nucl. 12 52 p 15 p....... a
" t.'aeunvile .. 2 84 p , 22 p ....,.9
Spartanburg. 317 pi d 18 p ....... a
"8 4G tati . ..420 p 8 40 p ....... a
fIitn k ug 48 p 7 P ........8
t rlottop 8 18 ......
Ar. 4ato'r nlsboro .i t pi1) 47 1 ..... Is p
Lv.U3reo.nburo.. 11 45 p
Ar. Norfolk...... 8 25 a
Ar. Danovil .. 11 25 p, 58 1
Ar. Washingtn .... 0 42 &1.... 8 50 P
". 13altm'eJPirT. :..... 8 01) r, . i.. t 25 p,
" Palatlelphia. ....... 10 16 a,......
12 40A
" Nutw York ... . .._1_
Fot hoast. o'e a11 toAt ta.
Ni). 38,No. 97 Daily,
Soul bito un 2illd. aily. Daily. NOAi
Lv. N. Y., P. 2 15. W . . .
"8hiladlphia 86
" altimorJ. .
-"Wshinton..115aO4 p
Lr. Daneviloro. 8 1 1a
Ar. iilr~tNo.14 Sp No. S0U 87O~
Illalcsbr Da.ily. 4 Dail .J .
i~prtaialn' 50'*2 all 54 a iSp
0 222.~l' a 9 90 >8
11 157a10 4 p.
Ar. Greens..or. . . .9II)p
At'ata, 510a 86 10
Chataoog. I 6 a p 5 46
Ar. ia ariuao... 8 ......
Ar.Gatonbisa..... t~9 51:..
"~ Miacon .81u)g 71
" 1Gafuoy ..'',...90 a
_________villo....l
" Sen18en ....... j .'a~t
" Toc9c0a .... od."IS~ 15l
" Cornella....it~..A~ui~ii
Ar. Athens. .. 'lai.W{jj
B"74?I G inSip .. pr'nugLv 28al8
" -Atlanta, E.4 lu'i*.T 'J B 0
5A. __m ..uvio 'O
"8 ouis""'ll ... usll..U , .
"a.I. Bimnga.t~lKii..~l'qj7
Truaina le 10 Kiap'~c 7a~ o05 a Smna
8:0 ~' i., ai kh~201 - ta atRnyl bl
kan htun dIlnba a p J~retn
T~lnSleae pirtinb~r vi *0 li
don gailyfor 28uuj Jaesi2 1 l~uonn
itetridag eav 10 rta di55 9:p a n
(ia'menlhleS-l tb 80at . 4a
Ar'. ndw rl)eans'a owok n
vla~aihii t o.A tltit au 7 im als
ole it I'4. AN 1 AkYQJ10Jom 4
o P (~R b~~eei Ataii an me . ..
rat las thronblae oaohobewoa ......
lngtn m mi Alan .~e ng shl24o p .....
Monay carodioudy ad F~8 15 ....
slopin wil rn tro 480b ....
ngl~ 1111 auiFg'iiig To w 585n p ..,.
Uha It111200git 0md pJ....na..
No~j 115~umd1181--Unted tat* 80jM p .....
soli buteellWashngto 20 yo O..
serve all 4nals..n.,...
No' 11'18111an lP45 p 8 8 ale~go
ArUolmbusG Nec 50aa a 90
"1 ig11 Maona...l8 a 7 10aat wihp rm
r.ick v10.1 0
thromgl Pulvsn .'oavan f..r .,.....e Kn1 z.
v 15 . l .!....1i~at Lv. leoCvi lf.. I a"~~~" l'o
V00uih and 0 Z Jakoharlest ' . Vj&'
8I55a1K55 AN"O. Branc e .CUL
!1I05 a 7 00a ". ou .tr. .'"r 1 00 c
pW10 t> a v .* noson .. 4r'~as.IIW
4 5p 1 0 p Ar . -8vl .