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wounding the body polite from the
rear, and the credit Of the crown is
going to the dogs, and the pomp of
royalty is kept up on borrowed funds,
and the fatal Handwriting on the
wall " seems TO CLEAN through the shad,
owg, Alfonso and his adherents Will
gently recline upon the velvet seats OF
the richly ornate boxes in the new bull
ring and smile as the bulls wrestle with
the agonies Of death and the peninsula
is entering upon the throes OF a new
revolution,
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CnArrED hands are very common with
tlio-o who have their hlnds much ia water. A
fow lrois oi JohnsOn's Anodme Liniment
rubbed over the hsnd- two or three lines a
day, will keep them soft aud white. Fisher
men. sailors, aud Others will do well to re.
member this.
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Iy ONLY A Few DAYS sI.OO MAY Sc.

In ONLY A Few DAYS S1.00 MAY Sc,
cure ~5l0,0O0.-A Farm, or a Residence in
Houston. Population 20, 900 The Distribu-
iion-which ia indor-ed hy tho Mayor and
Aldermen Of tho City 81 H~onston-ot Is. 0OO
Acres Of Choice Land, 10 Houses and over BOG
Building Lots in Houston, and s25. 900 in Gold
Coin, takes place May 18th, during the State
FAIR. Tickets only one dollar.
J. T.. FOSTER, Houston. Texas.
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Effects Of Heat Upon the Human
System

A very interesting paper by DR.. +. p.
Harvey, United Stntes army, ON the
effects Of the continuous action of n
high temperature ON the natives of
temperate climates appears in II recent
number of the Medical Record. He
was stationed ut Iinggold barracks,
New MEXICO, Tor II long time, and ties.
titles from personal observation To the
oncryatinR effects of the terrible heat
o. those regions. He says cit il
doubtful if individual man is capable Of
adapting himself to every contingency
OF climate ii is certain tnat Il pro
trnctfd residence in hot and mnlarious
region exercises II persistent deleteriOus
influence on most If not all northern
constitutions. The races Of northern
Europe find Louisiana IN extreme
climate, and they and their descend
ants are no longer TO be recognized
after prolonged residence there. Ac-
cllmatIon 10 malaria il n myth its per
nIclous I'll cts upon the human frame
are p~crceptlhlc mt once, and tho longer
the system IL exposed to such action
the moro thorough its subsection. A
European transplnntod to tho south
complains bitterly Of the heat and be
comes tanned his plump, ~plcthoric
frame becomes altenuated his blood
loses libriue aud red globules his
mind and body become sluggish gray
hairs and other marks show that age
has come ON prematnrcly-the man of
forty looks fifty years Of ngc; the
average duration of life il shortened,
as Sh0wh by insurance tables, and the
race IN time would be cxterminnted if
cut oil from fresh supplies of emigrants
from the home country. The European
III the Antilles struggles with existence.
Moreli tells MS that the European in
hn6itants Of jamaica, of Cuba, Of
lilbphniola, etc, have made no progress
since Their Establishment there. Tao
mortality among the troops and officers
OF the English army is greatest among
those who have remained longest in
lrdla. Such is the graphic and no
dolIpt faithful picture of the effects
produced by the combined and con
tlnnotI5 action Of malaria aud Il high
temperature on the natives Of temoer
nta climates, drawn by some of the
best medical writer's of the age. = 3 p
From the nature of my experience the
following conclusions appear to me TO be
valid ]. That certain parts of our
country are characterized by climatic
conditions, 10 which, MS Il rule, the
northern native is incapable of adapta.
tion. 2. That ncclimation to malaria is
m utter lmpossibility. 3. That the
unnided heat Of hot climate, acting
continuously upon the systems of the
natives OF temperate climates, exerts as
a rule u pernicious effect, causing i'm.
palrment of the functions of digestion,
assimilation, and sanguitication, in.
duclng more or less anrmia, diminu.
ton OF the action of respirations, an
increase of the action of the heart, loss
OF weight, premature blanching and
loss of the hair, II decrease of mental
and physical vigor, aud to some extent
II shortening of life"
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The Times says DIR. Walpole has lost
hs beautiful chestnut mare. She died sud
denly in harness, it ia supposed from bots or
pin worms. II the Doctor had used Sheri.
dams Cavalry Condition Powders, he would.
M doubt, have ha his mare to-day they are
death on worms.
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WHOEVER buys n Mason N IIamlin
Cabinet ORau may be- sure he has got
the beat instrument of The class in the
world, and this ut the lowest price at
which it eau be afforded by the makers
having greatest facilities for manufac-
ture.
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sr,n1 THE n ia for the Wilson shuttle

STILL THE CRY 10 Tor the Wllaon shuttie
sewing machine, And whyi Because II IL the
most perfect and desirable sewing machine Tor
family uso and manufacturing yet Invented,
and il tho cheapest. The constant demand
for this valuable machine has made 1t almost
impossible for the manufacturers to supply the
demand. Machines will be delivered NJ any
railroad station in this country, free OF trans
portation charges, II ordered through tho com
pany's branch house at lS9 Canal st., New Or
leans, La. They send an elegant catalogue
and chrome circular FREQ on application This
company want n few more good agents,
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EINyITED

with nersons desiring to exchange southern or
Wasiern Lands. deprecated corporation bonds or
Debts fany Kind for ~. Louis property, bargains
nrocured for In vestOrs In ST, Ions property, hHu
I'M as to value ana lltles impaired "
clients WESrCOTT HERMAN q RAlSEY, .oui,sr,'
lors, are retained to prosecute all Litigation pertain
ImyeIIing Agent SID pine street, st. LOUIS MO-
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Gigantic Projcct--Propos.d Redemp-
non or Africa by Converting tho Desert
81 sahara into an Inland Sea.
Nj. de Lesscps must look 10 bis lam
reIs, for a scheme is afoot which would
dwarf the digging of the Suez canal,
and make the pyramids, by contrast,
INTO mere mud pies. For a long time
nast engineers have had their eyes upon
the continent which tho daring French.
man has converted into an island. and
especially npon that vast sandy hollow
IN the northern region where, under the
nnmc OF the Sahara, lies Mt once n use.
less waste space and n perpetual bar
ricr to human intercourse. Not long
ago some enterprisinR persons conceived
the idea NJ opening n water passage
from the Cuff OF Gables into the Shaft.
cl.Mellah aud Shaft. Melghir, hoping
by this work 10 create a nayipablG sea
nll the way up 70 Biscara and Gadamis,
and 10 redeem some hundreds Of miles
of the great desert for commerce..
These r%csOluto gentlemen, hunting
rOnnd and round the rim of TINT pro.
digious desert, have "spicd II secret
place" like that fatal joint in the armor
Of Sir Andrew Barton, by which Henry
Horseley, in the old ballad, found a
path for his arrow. South Of Cape
Judy, ard north of Cape Bojador, where
the BaItn river tricklc3 n thin stream
now and again to the sca, they believe
they have discovered a spot where il il
but n matter Of II few years spade work
to let the Atlantic into the huge sandy
hole which spOiIB North Africa. Ac.
cordinP to the authorities upon whom
these daring spirits rely, there is moth
ing higher than Il range Of sand hills
thirty feet m elevation which here shuts
out the waves Of the ocean. The Balta
w0H has ordinarily no water in it in
the rainy season II little moisture drains
from the slope Of these cO~ast-dunes.
only cut them through and in will go
the irresistible sea. washing AWAY all
obstrlctlons, sweeping rOnnd III Tiris
ana Il Juf, soaklng the thiraty Sahara
from ScmUr and TraHl 10 III IlOdh, I'M.
vi lt3 ard levels can drink no more
BRINE, and thus peacefully establishing
n shallow but useful and glittering
Mediterranean of mans own making,
NH'h' biip "lftS VIII DitiIt tue AIIlh
mountains on one side, and the wharfs
and qnays Of TimbuCtoO on the Othcr.
instcad Of IL pathlcss wilderness across
which, once in the year, II line of fam
ihlled camcIs carries pauItry mercllan.
dlsc, the enviOus but admiring ears of
NJ. dc Lcascps are then destined to hear
OF fleets OF merchantmen sailing over
the conquered Sahara LiycrDOol will
he only fourteen days from the upper
Nlgcr; and while II magnificent now
market will be opened for British and
other goods, the regeneration Of Africa
will be advanced, M if centuries had
suddenly rolled over, by that splendid
In'rHsh OF the ciyili2ing Atlantic. Such
~ the project, and we are bound to say
That there is method in the noble mad
ness OF it's projectors, LOnd0n 1Gic
tyuJII
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EXCELSIOR Axle Grease and Anti.fric-
tion Compound. Railroads, Coal Miners,
Street Cars, Omnibus, and Manufacturing
Companies pronounce it the best Axle Crease
in use. Send orders to A.. II. COUssENS " Co.,
Wholesale druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
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The Properties OF Tutt,s ExpectOr-
Rnt are demnlcont balsamic healing ana fon!hing.
It bra ,es the nervous s. stem aud cmes the worst
cough,
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Go TO River Side Water Cure, Hamilton, Ill,
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--- Tmm ELASTIC Truss
Ann SUPPORTER Is
AS now supersedine all
XXI ID 5 Y GNothers being adopted
~ IT P2every where by the lead
o9-MV ing physicians, sur
ERNN%d ge0us, drugg st, army
NcNyNsS{ LFY and navy. hospitals
$r gymnaSiuWh e'c.
ihe success and unlyer.
wv & sal satisfaction they
| have given, as well as the great number o. Ialicn
| curey they have effected, has deniOlI'out" w ny,
Thai %ruptItre can be surety aura without Sunrring
ar ANNOYANCE, and lDiMO,H the ddnge ~ mcmrrlnJ
SDinUi disease a. Paralysis, often cHu'eu NY W. ~
we're pressure of Metal I,lssrt ana THPpT |he oui 10
Truss i'm use that VIII hold the Rupture securely ~ ~,
nl positions in which the BODY can ne placed y,
| viii uprlnrm radical cures when all ulh'rS lhll. "
can lie worn with ease and comfort when no spring
truss can be used. When once huJnSl'u; NJ nho
ttion nT The body or accident can displace II; lhtS
instrnments have the tmQtd'ged dpprOpr Oh the
most eminent practitioners IN me pfOItSS,on.
From the numerous testimonials III our PoSSeS'
" 4 fer tie experience of months, patients les'
tiry strongly to the eBtcdcy. as well as 10 the Xxx
instrument IL worn, win, superior huVanthgeI
HE Elastic Truss possesses IN u hlgh uegiee -
requisites and qualifications Gamer ir paner 'm ",
venti0ns. / have no hesitation IN resarllns ~ ~
an lmuOrtant means Tor the relief and cure m
Uernit j, II. CA KNOClIAN, M, D. Ga.
" NV. Health officer OF the Port of New YORK, sur
gem In.Chief of New York state Hospital etc
GRO V. HOUSE, M. d.. superintendent Elastic
| Truss 70, ., ,lI.,, ,oor, Il,
mv own person. from tn use of every FORM OF
Mptp lir Truss rrOcurable in this country ana ~
Euroup. |, two years ago, applied your E.hdStIc
| TJIsS and since that time ! have experienced com
| lori and satisfaction. and been taught the truth.
that Inc Elastic Truss Is The only inIrnInent that
sh0nIi be used for the relief and cures, of Hernia
and now after more thar thirty ye LrS' continuous
| practice. and having adjusted many hundreds Of
rusgps and for the last twenty months yours eN-
clusiypIyl. | gratefully declare II to be my dellber'
pir 0uinion, that yOiv Elastic Truss ~ the only one
n,,tittnI IN The confidence of The DlDlIr , mat pluA.
| ticity is the only power at all adapted to the re-
uuirempnts of n Truss or supporter, ana am con.
vincpd that UOur EidSiiC Truss actually cures a
large proportion OF all cases to when II IL applied,
unt only among children. but in numerous cases
within my own knowledge of patients from ~ Ia
Z Sears of age ". NJ: u
Prot Of Anatomy and Surgery, N. Y. +, Ned cal
college.
Beware OF cheap and worthless imitation Elastic
Trusses which some parties advertise anf sell,
fraudulently representing that they are mhnuiac'
tured by the klastic Truss Co,
These TruSsps are sent by mailtO all parts of the
country. satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Before purchasing any other write for Descriptive
Circular OrCel to the
ELLA STIC TRUSS COMPANY.
0S3. Broadway, New York.
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NERTINE

Ia a sure cure for Eplleptio Fits, Commissions and
Spasm,. Ithas been tested by thousands and never
wa,known to failln n single case. Inrlo'e stamp for
circular giving evidence OF cures. Address, DR.. 8. A.
49, RICHMOND. HOY 7il, 81 Joseph, Mo.
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mn AaENTs WANTED EyERYWHERE.-Th,
TIN A choicest In the world -lmpOrters' prices
i LII largest company In america staple article
-pDeases everybOdy-traie increasing hest in
nts- don't waste time-send for circular u
Robert Wells, a. Vesey st N. Y; p. o, Box 1857.
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u I n TO S25 r. DAY-Send for "Chromo"
ID " catalOg ue. ]. II BUFFORD's Sons, Boston.
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dn D.bA DAY. Agents wanted, male and fema lie
ID = Address Eureka Mfg so, Buchanan. Mich
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TVERY FAMILY WANTS IT. Money in II,
~ old by agents. Address w.. N. Lowell Erie, Pa.
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nor VALUABLE IMPORTATION address
Il l.. NJ. HARRIS, Box $50, Boston, Mass.
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hO1N A MONTH.-AaESTS wanted every
VUhn where. Business honorable and first
in/.HI Cl In. Particulars sent tree. Address
VLOO WORTH II co, 81. Louis. Mo.
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DOM Il month 10 agents every where. Address
DAuU ExCEIsIOE M'F'G Co.. Buchanan, Mich,
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III ~ a Each week. GOld pencil free. AddreS
- = PALMER, ALTERS IL co, 81. Louis
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Agents. Chang Chang sells at sight. Necessary as
soap. samples 3jc, Chang Chang M'fg Co, Boston,
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0CcU0 per day at home. Terms free. Address
0OE hEO. STINsON q Co. P0rtLa1d Maine
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THIS paper Is printed with Ink furnished by
Charles Eneu Johnson h Co., 500 30. 10th 81
Philadelphia, md 80 GOld street, New York. For
sale in NJ and % ID cans by SOUTHERN NEWS
MO Nashville, Tenn.
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G. u N S. s. aSS Sif s;;.s y :. e. s';:. 's - II i
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30 SEWING machine needles given away.
Address, :. T. Angel, Knoxville, Tenn,
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Sahara Sea.

H"'g'h'ic ProJcct--PropO-cd Redsmp-
''on 81 Africa by Converting the Desert
of sahara into an Inland Sea,
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pOS r. DAY commission or $50 a week
DO salary and ex expenses. We offer II and Will
PA 1t. Apply now. q. g. Co. Marion q
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ay,u,hlo to n,tlonal banks for dcbcsit to secure
Gov fniuon aud phould honf q rate ~ in'erest
20 low n- no. - cause too rdpid ah-ofptiOn Of |
the notoA 10 seems pfnn4'ie that bond bear
ihS ntrte~f 90 the !c "i i'Mf per cent. would /
invite tho funding Of sutii lent amount Of /
local Gender note. Go l'-4en rateri9lly the nm
o' gold NHi %. iu 'hc ti~eucf 90 7urh or Vision.
must hr asslr'ulafcd in the licatHy ~ the lat /
~ iauuift, i..', g. crrv ."H Tue mn i've 4
i,p.lic..aHt. %. the h"t " J'ar.iv -. fi5. u
~ be- nfp-ainr8.d flai nufhrri'y 90 the s,ecre- !
tors 10 iunl an unuritcd aronnt of notes /
might lead 60 800 tiddcn c"iiitii"n 81 the /
curftrrv. frr.re.. could uirit the mount to
Co., ntgd. d 10 any .ivtn tcuod Of tine. 10 /
uroce l hrlts 90 g. .cu.c Coz. pulsotS us To NE
hudcrs of United sntcs notes, and the rte VI
Interest ru th- .uu' eng Wtdo TOYS. " e. mot
tr.is,.in Ga ctrrency which c,uid nnd front.
nhle cutin,lu mt would be presented Tor re-
,,,,c '...vn ti,. ,..a. Of businr4a ~ ,tIll /. ok
fur., r,n,rr,ion Authority to { ~ Secretary u
tho itcd.u.N - redeem ana cancel two million
Of lc1ai- rdcr nntr' o. month bs tnis pro
cte- would gfslilS tloiliate redemption at the
tine up, fixed bs law. ana besides would nave
the odvanlsrtr IF unhlici,y as TO tue exact
amount q, I've Wit drawn Ia any given mon II.
l!'ndt issued Tor " puiNp,e -h'ui We ~ the
dcnonun too ~ nity auu one hun lred dollars
Had siN mulliple elIi m or or To meet ING
g NY ui' nee Of AZ .la'-e- 1t holders - United
States uNto.. Iho irith OF the toVctnmcnt
now stan i' pledged go roauinpfipu On and after
JInuiuN !. ll,g. ann TO IN" M redeWi ii9n nhd
removal from the cIrrcutN 4 tie county oftbc
lee 1T ''f'er notc. 1e tist 90 thcv slnl te rre-
fvn.cd lot rcd"uu,iut, rcc"fuing to the pro-
VISION. oi I've ,ci 90 Ianuait -. lsij. TO rcsuiuo
uf fhr IT, Of i .Iu .ft. l7.' Ni-h"ut futtei ltg-
i-ltti.,. wuull rcVHtc the accumulation % a
large huuuut nf gold 900 800 ir a-ti iu ord 10
",, ,t ef al ,nn br ,,r,. 'tfreo
ir.s enl ila.-,n s 81. Ct UPON IT,, trade
nui conm...r OF "ur own arj other c"Ir-
trl.e. litH Ir.- 20 abundance anu Che D.
itss ~ i'.h currrncb and capital prcstnts
I V'iuNl, upr .luriN iur thn WitAa.lNa and
tt.ulin. L., lterdsr notes. th,reps making
ras, aud gh". tu 4 tnrg itWptiDn now Ilr GtA
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IN coir Theg were is.ucd tn Tho exercise " a
powr- which Gu be called llto ass" only iu q
time Oi supreme necessity nni were Ind Out
Tor the SUPPORT ~ an utus ooup"s'd - brave
MI nun .iir ciihons Who had resp nia. She
call ~ their cuuhir IN III hour Of us txtr"no
peru. =" eutirf "a pr'mt-n ua q a surh unc
and urctr -uUh circuut-t ;rc. g. he ui hOnHr"u
1' su ltopn.hi iuIin renee ~ h'u.itii 'si''.''.
wOaM he lilc be.t't u.u oucn trtu1i 'i..i,
md vnuld "dect lnlufiol,l, Dur intion,l n"ae
and cfoait
the ADV, ANS or iSti.,rioN.
n 3. wutthg OF note that, FOR tine m At part,
ihusr wito nrW oppose il.a de.npI 70 81 !,gal
ana continue nd indefinite fci1au" pt tn' r"i -S
now ~ cuCllttiou, were meet site Lup4- ir fHetr
op""-iiion to such D.. pc- uur.u- trr ,',d vrt.
The atts authntiliu4- u histgcs we're ,.cn 'unc'
Hs Ia violation OF spind rrinrirlcs ~ GuunCr. and
NOT wrtrintd by tie COu.ututinu. lutir com
and subjected Z, the test ~ Iu'icai dcciaon tn
almost every court ia the country, p"th Ni te
aud national. Tho auprauc iudicM tfbuni Of
ther decided nor inti,nntod mai suon rowcrinay
he cXcrci-cd 10y tUuGrUsI Ia tune Of public tran.
qdiIiiy Indecd It 1, f.htl infer hr. from all
the court has shd ~ IL" curious c1.r-
II, that tho issue II such notes ~ ti"e of
ueace IA not within the cOn-t!tuti mai power
OF Congress. Tire language and arlumtt q
the court lrivc 10 f-HT"n To heu,Nc thht II
would 'uet iiu t'c eld'n "i lower q" irrt"ast
the volume ot such i--uet or to t,i--uc -ucu us
have hc u ftde' nod IN obedience w. ln", wn'n
the public feucy ho longer tN's,s. lh"-"
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