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Life NEWS t 1 BRIEFGLEANINGS FROM SIANY POINTS Important Happenings, Both Home I and Foreign, Blefly Told. Southern News Notes. Vice-President Stevenson delivered tho animal oration before the alumni society of tho University of Alabama Tuesday. i In Booneville. Kv.. Thnrsilnv. Mrs. i t J. Mfclutosh killed Mrs. Pulley Aun Fox, wifeof the notoriouH James Fox, j who is now serving n 10-year Benteuco . iu tho prnitcntiary for counterfeiting. , At Atlanta, On., Friday, John II. j -? Windor brought suit for $100,000 i damages against President HolTman and other S. A. L. directors. Ho bad I Hoffman's car chained to tho track till I the president gave bond. At Augusta, On., Friday, John P. ! , Duval shot and mortally wounded himself by the grave of his dead child. | He was an operator in the employ of | the Postal Telegraph Company, of that f" city. The Southern Lime Manufacturers' Association hold a meeting in Birmingham, Ala., Thursday, tho inainpur pose of which was for consultation as to the state of the market and freight rates on the product, j At Raleigh, N. C., recently, n reInarkablo accident occurred. A white youth, aged 17, was seated in a bluckI smith shop. Suddenly ho gasped and fell forward. It was discovered that a i sliver from a steel bar which was being | I forged, bad blown off and passed betweeu bis ribs and into bis lungs. All ^ " efforts to get tbe piece of steel bavo failed. Northern News Items. Tlio Dixon-Fluherty figbt at Boston was declared a draw in '20 rounds. At St. Louis two men wero killed and four injured by tbe collapsing of a stack of lumber in a lumber yurd. 1 * A call bas been issued from Indianapolis for a meeting of Negro Democrats of tbe Union at Chicago, Aug. 11. Tbe Governor of Oregon bas ordered out tbo First Regiment National j>, . Guard to proceed to Astoria " to preserve tbe peace among tbo striking fishermen. The International Missionary convention in convention at Clifton Springs, N. Y., adopted resolutions uskiug the United States government to use prompt and decisive measures for tbe protection of lives and property C-of American citizens in tbe Turkish empire. New Ilavcn, Conn., has invited bids I for tbe sprinkling of the streets for one year, this contract not to exceed 812 ,U0 \ Part of this will be recovered from assessments on tbo streets railroad companies and property owners. Tbe streets to be sprinkled aggregate bout forty miles. ^ Tbe Middlesex Manufacturing ComI pany, of Lowell, Mass.,will close down on July 1 for an indefinite period. | Agent Perrv savs tbe woolen eoods market is very much worse than it was a year jjgo at this time,and is oonstantl?dy improving in the wrong direction. He could not see any light ahead and the only thing left was to close. The mills employ six hundred hunds. -4?S Foreign. Tho filibustering steamship Laurada has escaped the lire of hostile 8|>auish gunboats and is once more iu friendly waters. Shocks of earthquake, accompanied by a tidal wave, have ravaged the Northern part of Japan. The entire ?towu of Kamaishi lias been destroyed and 1,000 persons were destroyed. The Baroness do Valley, who is 8'2 years old, was found strangled at her home in l'aris, having been gnggod. Bobbery is believed to have beeu tho motive. A dispatch to Tho New York Herald from Madrid says l'rimier Canovas is anxious to avoid anything that would further strain the relations between America and Spain while Cleveland is president. A decree hus been issued at Bogota, Colombia, ordering the liquidation of the Banco National and the redemption of paper money by tho coinage of 15,000,000 francs iu small coin. Also Duojauiuu^ iliu lonurjr uriiwuign. ? Washington. The First National Bank and the Bank of Cheney, at Cheney, Washiugtou, have closed their doors. Iloshi Turi, envoy extraordinary end minister plenipotentiary to Washington, from Japan, who will succeed Mr. Kurino, who has been sent as minister to Italy, bus arrived in San Francisco, Cal. The commencement exercises of the Catholic University of America at Washington wero presided ovei by Cardinal Oibt>ons. Twenty-three degrees in theology and six in law wero conforred. MADK I*AI> MONEY. Complete Counterfeiting Apparatus Found in Atlanta. Tony IIilI. a negro, was locked in the Fulton eouuty jail at Atlanta, (la., on the eharg of manufacturing and passing counterfeit money. The negro had a' complete counterfeiting apparatus which was found in his home, as well as some bougus dollars and some sin all coins that had not been finished. Kangaroos are sueh a plague In Australia that the government pays a bounty of .v pence for each animal that Js killed. i?ook out for roni hose bushes. Be ready to fight tho insoct ? on th< rose bushes. By those not having syr inges or tho necossury solutions, gooi effective work can bo dono with tin little powder bellows sold at any druj store. Dalciation powder, when fresh slug shot or powdered hellebore an all good. Tho main poiut is to kec] ahead of tho enemy; do not wait unti ho puts in au appearance. buff plymouth rocks popular. Buff Plymouth Rooks, since beinj admitted to rank with standard thor oughbred fowls, have taken unusuu hold upon overy one who lias trie< them. They seem to bo a favoriti among market peoplo for man' reasons. They nro liko the Barrei variety, hardy; their color gives then an attractive appearAUCO ; they matur early, lay Hue, largo eggs, aud nr very tamo and easily liaudled. Tin skin is a rich yollow when dressed the meat is usually very juicy am richly ilavorod. The good, evon bul .mlor should not be too deep, an should inclino more to lemon than t red. It is a shailo deeper thun lemon aud nearly that of the orange rind One difficulty in breeding Buff Plj mouth Bocks ig that so often featherc logs appear, which must not bo, as i spoils the appearance of an otherwis good specimen. Sorao like whit fowls, others black, while buff ar especial favorites. Thero is such largo assortment to choose from ever taste can bo satisfied.?Now York It dependent. tnt: oannrn a uei.p to oood utvimo. The farmer's garden is not only th best paying piece of laud ou the turn lint it. 14 tlio nnn flint if mnniinpil no should bo best shows what advantage farm life may offer. It is not credit able to farmers that the residents < cities and villages are able to sccut cheaply better supplies of fresh gai den vegetables than can the farmei It ought not to be so. Even in th matter of earlmess, it is within th power of the farmer with a goo greenhouse to compete for his ow tablo with the market gardener, eve in tho winter and early spring. Br if he does not carc to go to this ei pcuse, he will be inexcusable if L does not provide an abundant variet of everything that can be grown in th garden in tho open air. If tho farmt was obliged, as his wifo is, to provid the material three times a day fc wholesome and palatablo meals, L would pay more attention to-the gai den than ho docs. In any well ordere family tho garden ought to furnis half of what is eaten during the sun mcr and fall months, and the ha that will certainly give tho greatei plensuro to uupervcrtcd tastes and uj pctites. ? American Cultivator. CCTjTIVATINO T.ima HEANS. There are so many excellent hint of dwarf beans of the so-called w.i varieties that the pole beans are u longer admissible to tho garden, ei cept tho large lima?for which tl bush lima is 110 kind of a substitute Tho alleged substitute is small in sis and yield, and is devoid of tho sof ness, buttery tenderness, uml flavor < the climbing kind, so that for this tl old kind of support m tho ehapo < poles must bo provided. In the choice of polos for the lire bonus the common mistnko is made * using smooth polos, trimmed like whip stock. Experience proves tl error of this choice, for the vines, hn1 ing no hold on the poles, slip dowt indeed, the instinct of the plants seen to teach them thnt this kind of sii] port is not what they want, for wo a know how the vines go trailing an; where except up the smooth poles, i if looking for something better ft their use. If the twigs on the polos aro cut o so as to leave stubs an inch or tw long, these ntfbrd the needed holdin places for the vines to support then selves on. A single year's cxperienc showed that the vines took to these in proved poles much more cheerfull thau to the smooth sticks. You cai not have tho ground too rich for lire beans. A slight dressing of nitrato ( soda will produce an enormous yiel of this crop, which is so highly nitri genous.?New York Times. FEEDING VOUNG PIGS. Few feeders believe in giving exti food to suckling pigs before tliev ai four weeks old. The eize of the litte: of course, requires earlier i'eedin when tho dain is young or deficient i her milk secretion. Tho danger of it digestion in tho youngsters wnrranl 0110 in boing tardy in mixing now mil with a natural ration. Tho first and best ration is a mi: tare of pure oatmeal (same as used o your own table)with swoet i.kiin mill uiid it should bo cooked to suit yon own tasto and relish. Then thin tb same with milk which has becu heate and allowed to cool. For throo dai or a week this mixturo should bo tb only slop given the youngsters. Thci if expense is too great, tho oatmci can bo replaced by wheat shorts c "middlings." If clear oatmeal is 01 of the question to begin with, tb shorts may bo substituted. If the dutu is grazing on good bin grass, or clover, the pigfi may bo give ground oats with the hulls,mixed .vit the shorts after the fifth week of the age, and a 1 it of corn meal lor variet may by need. Coarse bran should I withheld till after tho ego" of four j months, if possible, except whore a . chronic, costivo cnmlition of the 1 bowels exists. 0 Whilo grazing tlio wcaaod pigs up ; to four months of ago will do well on a slop made of equal parts of corn 0 meal, oat3 ground and shorts, given morning and evening. A few grains, j to each, of sonked (.helled corn at noon time will do no harm, when thoy should also have sweet milk and water mixed, or clear water, ns suits con ^ yuuicuui;.?ruiuj, i ic.'u uuu xuwaiug. > ________ 1 * cnorriNo wood. :l Chopping wood is an art. All woodo men agree that there is a "knack" or v "sleight" about it. Tho man who il leaves a "fox-eared" stump is a hacku er aud not a chopper. Usually thero o is very littlo that is commendable in e the ways of woodmen. When they are o careful, however, tlioy should have tho ; credit of it. It is quite tho custom in it tho pino woods of Southern New JerIY sey to leave seed trees, and, what is d still more commendable, they leavo o tho smooth bark (Pinus ccliinata) aud i. not tho rough bark pino (Pinus rigida). [. This is practicing forestry in a very crude way. A few choppers burn tho d limbs ulter them?thnt is, they fall a it strip of trcos to tho loft, then tin e neighboring strip to tlxo right, so that e the tops and limbs form a windrow. If o the wind is right they burn it, und in a that way rcduco tho danger from lire y in summer and destroy what may bei come a breeding plnco for pestiferous iusccts. A good chopper leaves the proper kind of stump. If it is pino there is no difference, since pine produces no coppice growth of value, and 10 tho stuuip^oou decays. If it is oak or !' chestnut it is au importaut matter. A good chopper cuts a tree close to the i3 ground, and leaves a clean, sloping " top to the slump. If the bark is not * split and tho out is clean it will not ? rot, and the coppice growth which fol^ 1.....u ... ill 1./. lwinul.ini* n rwl ill inn nr r" fifteen years fit for fuel. There is no 0 reason for using 6ucli largo firewood. Although more tedious to cut in the 1 woods, there is more of it in tho same n bulk, it is more easily handled, easier " to cnt and split on the woodpile, dries 1 quicker and makes a quicker and hotc~ ter fire.?Tho Forester. ie _____ y l0 FAIIM AND OAKDEN XOTCE. ;r Applying salt around fruit trees will te help to make pluut food in tho soil >r available. The first litter is generally not as f- valuable as tho second, third and ,(1 fourth litters. 'k If plenty of wood nshes can be np1" plied around J,tho trce3 very little ; manure will bo needed, st , It is usually an exception when tho orchard is cultivated. Too much tho opposito is usually tho case. If your fowls aro not shelling out lots of eggs now you'd better chop oil IX their hcuas and begin over again. lo If you cannot seo anything interesting in poultry it is because you havo to never given the subject any study, e. Coarse oatmeal is excellent for young so chicks, and it will bo well to have some t- ready to start yours on when they apaf pear. Keep tho sow that brings a good litter aud is a erood mother. No orice that would likely bo offered for her in would pay you to sell her. The farm that, is covered with weeds ^ is awfully exhaustive of profits. One le week killing woods before they mature 7~ their seeds is equal in profits to one ^ good crop of grain. ~ Ducks are a protitablo fowl to raise, ill Jt is a mistaken idea that they must v. have water galore in which to swim. i9 They will do nicely with a small >r amount, and in a clean place will get along with only enough for drinking A* purposes. o Spirits of turpentino has boon used ig as a romeilv for roup with excellent i- results. It is given in half teaspoon>e ful doses once u day, mixed with sweet i- oil or cotton seed oil in the proporly tion of one part turjicntino to two a- parts of oil. ?ft During dry weather you must be very watchful or your hens will suffer d from thirst. You should seo to it that they have an abundance of water, ah that is simply an act of common humanity, oven if it did not help along the egg business. "ft If you arc running, an incubator, be "0 careful not to have too much moisture, or tho chicks will grow so largo they ig can't got out of tho shell. Many a u man lias saeriliced a good hatch by 3- not observiug this precaution. Then again, if you have tho air too dry you k will bake the chicks. Tho only safe way is to have a well regulated apparatus and thcu watch it closely, n ^ Measuring a Star's Heat. io An instrument for measuring cccn(1 rately the amount of light given oul s by a star has just been devised by an io English inventor. Stars measured by i, it are designated as of the tirst down in il.. ' tl m tuu intuuuiu UJUK untitle, according >r to the intensity of their light. This it now instrument gives tho exact ratio 10 of one star to another in light giving powers. The amount of light wtioh in reaches the earth from the stars varies in according to the state of the ath niosphere, and it is claimed that this ir invention will bo of great service not :y only in a^tioliOiuy, but fiiao Ui meteoric o log j. TRUMPET CALLS. Vtam** Horn Bound* m Wwc^ti Suit t* tli* t'orcOmurl f ' O gift offered by love. Is ever too Men run to the devil and creep toward God. Little troubles are l?ljr troubles to little iuen. There Is no sin that dies a harder death than | To know Christ well, is to become a magflet for him. The man who Is a slave to himself has*a hard master. Great thinpsarc done by learning not to slight little ones. The loafer never blames the right nmu for his bad luck. Our friends may leave us, but God will still l>e very close. There are too many people who have more religion than love. To those who know Gotfs voice he is always telling his love. We are walking with the devil whenever we are in bad company. If yotir work seems hard you can ] make it easy by doing it for Christ. j It Is only the man who is faithful to < God who is a true friend to himself. To bring out the very best that God I has put in us, the motive must be love. | Many a rose-lined path is full of tracks that were made by the cloven j foot. The man who makes a profession that 1 he does not live compels himself to live j a lie. The old serpent has not grown a ! quarter of an inch since he tempted | Adam. How soon the soul starves, when it ; iK'gins to look at evervthluz thronch 1 money. If great things have been done by faith why may not great things still be done? It is impossible for nny man to become rich who does not first become j contented. The Bible is the only book ever writ- ; ten that points out a sure way to be- ; come rich. Look out for the man who makes j a specialty of poining out faults in : other folks. Clod has never yet found time to make a world that a shiftless man 1 could prosper In. The Christian who does not have a mountain-moving fuitli has lived below his privilege. Lifting on the burden of another bents training in a gymnasium for increasing strength. Illiustratlng the mind's training, a Southern paper tells of a little girl. 4 years old, who happened to be sliding on the ice, when ?yio suddenly fell heavily and was eviddhtly badly hurt. At the sound of her sobs a friend rushed to her assistance and caught lier in her arms. "You poor little thing, ami how did you fallV" The mite raised her head and replied between her sobs: i "Vertically." So much for kiudergur' ten training. Among the wise English laws is one that permits miners of each colliery to 6elect, once In three months, two from their number, whose duty it is to in speet the workings as a check upon the i inspectors and lire bosses paid by the openators. The recommendations of these inspectors must he promptly ati tended to under severe penalties. As a ( result of this law mine accidents have . diminished greatly in number, and the health of the miners has been improved ( by attaining better sanitary conditions. Christ inn Kudeavorers. Are you going to the Washington Convon1 lion, July 7th to 13thV You should know that the Seabonrd Air Line makes the quickest time to Washington. That the Heanonrd Air Line operates the Finest Double Daily i Service in the Southern States to-day. That the Seaboard Air Line, with its famous i "ATLANTA SPECIAL," holds the palm for the most comfortable and luxurious vesti billed limited train, running solid, witiiout ; change from Atlanta to Washington. 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The barber continued to shave his sleeping customer gently. Suddenly the sleeper struck out right and left with his lists, pre- 1 suninhly at some dreamland foe. His right list struck the razor and drove its keen blade through the end of Ids nose. This awakened hint with a start, and after a hasty explanation the man picked up the piece of his nose aud ran to the city and county hospital. The surgeon stitched the piece of nose on where it holou.scil. ami there is a fair show of its growing in place or more or less lu place.?New York Sun. A white huzzaril was lately shot In Texas having on its neck a hell marked "lSOO" and "Ralls County, Missouri." Are You Satisfied Wltl? What You Know, Or would vou gtndly improve your stock of knowledge? You may not have 50 or ftK) vou can spare for it lo-volume encyclopaedia, nut j vou can afford to pay titty cents tor a Hand llookof General Information. 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Taken at the proper time it s relieves pain, corrects derange- | ments, quiets nervousness and - ? ^ cures Whites, Falling of the ? | Womb and Suppressed or too | | Frequent Menses. Price $1. | | For Mole by 9edklne Dealer*. . 3 Successful growers of fruits, berries, .md all kinds of vegetables, know that the largest yields and host (jiiality are produced by ihe liberal use of fertilizers containing at least IO% of Actual Potash. Without the liberal use of Potish on sandy soils, it is imposible to grow fruits, berries and vegetables of a quality that will .command the best nriees. i) ! ;um; li'f. :irc nut : Ivrnii.itic circulars Ivtom. : >|WLini let tai/crf. but ..tr ; radical wrurkc. rmiliinlatest recear. rtrs cii the subject of Irrlili/.ninii, aiij ,:c re.illy helpful ( > farmers. '1 hey are scut lice fur h? u>k.uf?. ' - ~ GERMAN RAM WOKKS, r j3 Ni.ti.au Si., New a oik. ADIHHi *nd WHISKY lisbitacured. Book ten# unuin <? H. rn. MOGILEV. ATLANTA, OA. 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