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ADit of Dramatic CRITICISM.

The varying emotions sprinsinS from a
snow white gown Of brocldc given With a
force and power that were cut low and worn
over a tucker Of fine old lace, evincng skillful
expression Of subdued passion and hanging
sleeves Of brocadc puifel up 80 rs no: TO con
ceal the apparent faults OF elocution and
antique girdle Of turGuois and brilliant
medallions joined by rare refinement Of
speech and motion which convey gown Of
dead leaf brown cloth, slit up the sides and
open in front over an earnestness which is
never subordinate TO the robe Of black satin,
which IS a mass Of jet ornaments from throat
TO hem, displaying much higher order OF
dramatic ability than she eyinced last season.
-NorriS.own Herald
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Musical Programme.
CAPPAs SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
CONTERNO's BAND OF BROOK
LYN. ". AND THE ROYAL
NEAPOLIrAN BAND
OF NAPLES.
ITALY,

have been engaged 10 furnish music during
-he EKpOs.tion These bands are OF national
reputation and will render concerts OF Sc
lected programmes during each day OF the
Exposition.
Apart from the other attractions OF the
ExpositiOn the musicaI feature will repay any
one y b will visit the Expos ii n. The follow
inRuaIn, d celebrated sOiUists viii accompany
Cappas Band. Walter Rogers, cOrnet s0loist;
William aciOi1. trombone sOlOlst; JOhn -.
Dausch. principal obOi Signor GiOauiimO Nor
rito. piceO!O: John Drewe clarinet sOloist.
Carl Beyer. Professor Wittgenstein, William
Griffin. solo cornetists: Alexander Helgo.
Waldemar Bremer. waidhOrn. This gives but
a faint Idea OF the musical treat IN store Tor
visitors.
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Another Way.

Walter Besant says that one should writs
poetry III order to acquire command OF Ian
guagc. Editors achieve the same result by
reading 1t TINA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FREQ 10 ali. Premium srO-First horse s5
secord horse go. third horse s25.
one mile. Best two in three. Four toenter
three 20 start.
Mule race.-Purse. f25. One mile. Open.
ownership unrestricted. Four 10 start.
An entrance fee Of per cent. will be re
CURED on ali races Entr les must be ma ie at
this Office, on or before the 18th day OF Octo-
Der. The races will be governed by the same
rules ana r. ulations a. govern the regular
running and trotting races of this society as
laid down in the programme. For further in
formation. address A. H. VENABLE, JR..
Secretary.
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THIRD RACT-RUSSING.
! Purse. si2S. Of which $50 10 second. open 70
all horses entered by their owners. weights
forage. one mile. -Four to enter three to
start
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.rcoxn RAcE-rRnrrING.

Four minute class. premium siN-first
hesse go second horse S25. third horse SIS.
One mile Best tSo in three. Four to en-
ter. three % start.
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FIRST EiCE-RrSSISG.

7'7''.''Tf
Purse. So. Of which as 10 the second. No
horse under four years old, or that mas ever
started in any rat gentloman's race allowed
20 start. one mile. -Four to enter, three 10
start.
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CARE OF THE EYES.
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE DURlN G
THE TIME or CHILDHOOD.

Parents and Teachers Must Exercise an
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Nurses--tanse
of sauinting--A Critical perioi-A Goa
pie Of Good Rules.
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wife received many ladies and gentlemen, who
have been in Frederick's service. and who
called to express their sympathy. The emper-
or and his wife will leave for Berlin at o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The emperor passed good day. He dined
down stairs with his family for the first time
since the operation was performed, He is
looking forward eagerly to his return to Berlin
The doctors still have some fears that infam-
nation OF the lungs may result from the jour
ney.
BERLIN, March 10.-The North German
Gazette halls the new emperor as q gallant
leader in war, and benevolent protector in
works of peace: the brilliant model of all
domestic virtues and best fitted to be champion
OF the idea of the national empire, which will
find him its most glorious representative. In
this spirit the whole nation renews its oGths Of
allegiance, and amidst its deep sorrow halls
him with the cry, Long live the emperor"
Regiments of guards were on full dress
parade in the act of presenting arms, when
appraised of the death of the emperor by their
officers. They will not take the oath of allie
glance to the new emperor until his commands
are received. Preparations for the reception
OF the new sovereign are actively going on at
the palace. lie will travel to Berlin by spo-
cial train which will reach Turin Saturday
night and Munich at eight o'clock Sunday
morning 1t is expected that one Of his first
steps will be the granting OF amnesty to pohti-
cal offenders.
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the highest esteem His character is ire
proaChable. hut his mental abilities are not
rated very highly. AS a soldier he was not
much moro than iigurchead. His battles
were fought and won by General Won
Blumcnthal and even when tho latter,
in his correspondence to his wife,
referred 10 his royal superior As IAN
internal jackass," the latter did not resent
it ; on the contrary, he admitted that his bad
military Judgment in that particular case had
justified tho cpithet. The man who admitted
this would not dismiss Bismarck. The Ger
mans want tho strong government the chan
cellor gives thom. 1t is necessary, when you
consider the dangerous position of the country,
and the attitude of France and Russia. If
Mexico were as strong rs France, and Canada
as Russia we would need a strong government
in this country, and we could not afford to
have any Frank LAWYERS yelpng in congress
The German parliament has no power to Dust
Bismarck, II can pass million votes OF CEN
sure and lack of confidence. but he will not be
disturbed by them. No, the death of either
the emperor or crown prince will not disturb
German politics. The government OF Bis
marCk will last
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SHAFTS EOK EERLIN.

SAN RENO, March 10.-Emperor Frederick
II l. passed good night. lio feels extremely
well. He drove TO the station at o'clock
this morning, accompanied by Empress Vic
tora to take n special train III waiting TO con-
yey him TO Berlin. The largest crowd ever
seen in San Reno gathered to witness his de-
parturc. The new emperor was enthusiastic
cally cheered by the crowd and he repeatedly
bowed his Acknowledgements of their greet
ingS.
Emperor Frederick entered the railway
cars without assistance and then turned and
assisted Empress Victoria TO enter. The mu-
nicnal authorities and a number of civilians
were on the platform.
BISMARCK SPEAKS AGAIN.
Before the reichstag opened today the bun
dcsrath met. Bismarck, with great emotion, al
luded to the death of the emperor in terms
similar to those which he used in the
reichstag yesterday. He specially confirmed
the statements made yesterday in regard to the
emperor's dying illusions TO Russia and Aus
tria. In referring to Emperor Frederick ac-
cession to the throne and to the transfer of the
imperial dignity connected herewith, Prince
Bismarck said that the new emperor, like his
late father, would take as his guiding princi-
pie the conscientious maintenance of the con-
stitution of the empire and the treaties Oh
which it is based and on which Emperor Fred
erlck will count upon the proper support Of his
allies.
Berlin March 10-To the details of the
emperor's death already tele2raphed to the
Associated Press, it is almost impossible to add
Bat an incident, at once notable and reliable,
is the story of the emperor's last recognition Of
his family. About o'clock the doctors sue
ceoded i'll restoring moments animation by
giving him glass OF vine. After swallowing
the wine he strolled his mUstache, as it was
his custom to do, and tried to raise himself in
bed He turned his head toward his daughter,
the duchess OF Baden, and said:
';Where is the empress?'
The duchess replied, Emma is sitting by
you"
The emperor nodded his head, intimating
that he understood the duchess.
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B. 3. 3.
Botanic Blood Purifer.)
a WONDERFUL SHOWING.
The Provident Fund Society is the Peoples |
Best Insurance.

The ProVident Fund Society is the Peoples
Best Insurance.
The phenomenal success which attended the
Proyident Fund Society the first two years of
its organization bids fair to be exceeded during
1888. Already the increase of business has been
great and under the impulse OF the new and
special features that have been added to its
accident department, each day finds the
amount largely augmented.
This result has been reached through the
prompt manner i'll which all its losses have
been paid and full settlement of all claims
made without equiyocation veXatieus delay.
Over 100 applications III one day for policies in
its accident department indicates the firm hold
the Society has taken upon the public Presi-
dent a. n. Lockwood, at the office of the So
ciety $50 Broadway, gives his personal super
vision to all tie details of the organization and
sees that no interest of the members IS neg
lectcd
This Society pays indemnities of $1,000 for
death by accident, $500 weekly indemnity
for % weeks in case of disabling injuries. The
cost will be about Sl2 per year, in bi-inonthly
payments of - each. Special payments are
made for the loss of limb or the manning of
any portion Of the body by accident, whether
death results or not The Society is very care
full in the selection of its agents and thereby
securing class Of risks that are durable. The
Provident is essentially the insurance society
for the people.
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Thn Tnncrcnl Month of March.

An obscrvant metropolitan barber says that
he can tell ones physical condition by the state
of the HART
The Bible tells us that with his hair gone
Samson lost his strength, Tho Romans con-
sidered badness n serious aiiiiction and Julius
Caesar was mover quite satisfied with himself
because his poll was bare.
The face, however, is the open book and one
can readily trace i'll its various expressions,
lines, changes and complexion the state of the
system.
The eye is unusually bright and yet has
palid Brightness the face upon whose cheeks
nature paints n rose of singular beauty and
flush, more marked III contrast with the ala
bastor appearance of the forehead and nose
and lower part of the face, is one of those
whom the skilled physician will tell you will
some day dread the funeral month of Marchs
because it is then that consumption reaps 1t,
richest harvest Consumption they tell us is
caused by this that and the other thing, by
microbes in the hair, by micro-organisms in
the blood, by deficient nutrition, by thousand
and one things, but whatever the cause, decay
begins with cough and the remedy that will
eifectually stop the cause OF that Caugh cures
the disease of the lungs.
That is all there is of it.
The cough is an evidence of a wasting. To
stop it effectually remedy must be used that
will search out the cause, romoye that and
then heal the lung and do away with the
cough This is the power, special to itself,
possessed alone by Warmers Log Cabin Cough
and Consumption remedy This is no new-fan-
gled notion of narcotics and poisons, but an
old-fashioned preparation of balsams, roots and
herbs, such was used by our ancestors many
years ago, the formula of which has been Sc
cured exclusively by the present manufacture
ers at great trouble and expense. 1t is not a
mere cold dryer 1t is system-searcher and
upbuilder and consumption eXpellant. Where
others fall it wins, becauae it gets at the con-
stitutional cause and removes it from the sys-
EN-.
j. w. Hensaw, of Greensboro, Pa, on Jan
10, 1888, reported that she had derived more
real benefit for the length of time, from War
ner's Log Cabin Cough and Consumption
remedy than he had for years from the best
state physicians"
If you have cough, night sweats, positive
assurance in your own mind that you, oh-you,
have no consumption and yet lose flesh ap-
petite, courage, as your lungs waste away, you
may know that soon the funeral month of
March will claim you, unless promptly and faith
fully you use the article named. If other
remedies have failed try this one thoroughly.
If others are offered, insist the more on trying
this unequaled preparation.
Some persons are prone to consumption and
they should never allow the disease to become
seated.
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One cotton mill, house 120x60 feet, consisting of
1000 spiudes 90 looms and other machinery neces-
slry for operating mill % operatives houses, 5ot
rooms and fifteen of four rooms, and three single
merchantile business Of $4,000 per annum one
grist mill; consisting of house G0S40 feet, three
stories high, two corn racks and one wheat rack,
one saw mill one public gin, one blacksmith shop,
one wood shop, one paint shop, $50 acres Of land;
also two neatly finished froom cottages ior propri-
eor and Superintendent also barns ami stables for
sale Above described property is situated on Messy
creek, in the middle ofthe cotton belt, ~ miles
from Perry3l2 miles from Macon and +. a. railroad
aud y miles from Macon. Cotton can be bought
at the factory ut oue-tourth cent less than Macon
market. Very few cotton factories have such adj
yantages as this one. II is stream that can fur
niSh power TO run double the machinery now run
ming. Two competing railroads near. Adde'S
SAMI w. GOODE Il co,
" Real Estate and Loan Agents, Atlanta, Ga.
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Those who are trying to break up the baneful
habit of intemperance will experience great
benefit from the use of Prickly Ash Bitter5.
Liquor deranges the system Prcllly Ash
Bitters will remedy the evil results and restore
the BRAIN stomach and liver to healthy action,
thereby Strengthening the will power, thor
oughly cleansing and toning up the system,
a medicine and while pleasant to the taste it
cannot be used as a beverage by reason of its
cathartic properties.
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A clergyman, after years Of suffering from
that loathsome disease, catarrh, and vainly
trying every known remedy, at last found a
prescription which completely cured and saved
full disease sending a self.addressed stamped
envelope to Prof. j. a. Lawrence, 219 East 9th
street, New York, will receive the recipe free
OF charge. cow
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DIR. w. j. TUCKER.
An Ablo Physician who is Meeting With
Success.

The card of this gentleman appears in an
other column ofthis paper Or, Tucker is an honest
man and q skilled physician. The afflicted need
not hesitate TO give him trial. He has been locat
eli i'm this city for the past nine years and is of
Atlantas most reliable citizens.
lie makes specially Of chrouic diseases and
treats them very successfully. Probably no man in
he entire south has had more success with his pa
tents than Dr. Tucker He is leaned and skilled
in Ills practice and those who need his attention
win find no one who is more competent than he is.
Ifvou are sick with chronic affection, OF know
OF some one who may be so unfortunate rs 10 be 50
other consult Dr. Tucker in person, or write TO him
M once, He Will treat You right.
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AMT rOFC Samples Wall Paper with price
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THE Outlaws ON TrYSTALL FOREST.

Stevcnson's great story begins in
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FREDERICK III.
The New Emperor Deeply Affected Over His
Fathers Death.

SAN RENO, March 9.-The emperor of Ger
many, Frederick William, passed a fairly good
night During the early part OF the night he
was restless, but slept better afterwards.
The crown prince and princess of Germany
will leave San Reno Immediately for Berlin.
Emperor Frederick l I.was greatly disturbed
ON hearine the news Of bis father's death, but
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Helping the Monkey.

IIUII Il-BIIS,
'Dan," said a four-year-old lad, "giye ME
five cents to buy monkey"
awe have one monkey in the house now said
the elder brother.
''Who is it, DANE?
"You," was the reply
'Then give me five cents TO buy the monkey some
nuts"
The brother could not resist
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Nnndl Ken,lN Kenh.!!

Found at last Niniue scientific discovery that
VIII cure malaria general debility lasitude, nerv.
business loss Of sleep and appetite perfect tonic,
No cuiune arsenic or any Of the drugs generally
Bronson, peEth Aneoy, n. J,
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TO TIE pEAE.

PERSON cured Of paafCes, and noises in the
head u. p years standing y q simple Remedy Will
send p description OF il fhkG 70 any person who
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THE OUTLAWS OF TuNSTtll FOREST

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The brother could not resist.
what North Georgia Can Do.

from Inc WaIAer county Ca, MesScngar.
j. NJ. Clarkson's forty seven steers, are as
handsome lot Of beef cattle as were ever fattened
inn orth Georgia. 1t shows what can be done in
stock raising. The lot will probably weigh 81 700
pounds gross, an average OF 100. At cents they
will bring s., 0GS.
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SOUTHERN cOTT0S MILL FOR SALE

Cancer-Its Cure-Very interesting pamphlet
free. DR.. Fleming. 124 West 42d St, n. Y. wk
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me or any other jeweler spot cash? If so,
write to e. w. Blue, 81 and 80 Peachtree
street, Atlanta, Ga, and learn how to get it.
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ed among all nations. This IS the eaoy which the
emperor's long reign Dequenhed to tho German leo-
pie The confidence which bis dynasty las won
will be transferred to the nation, despite anything
that has happened.
THE OFFICIAL PRoCLANATIoy.
The Stats Anzieger publishes the following
proclamation:
1t has pleased God 10 call his majesty the emperor
and king, our most graeiOGs king, nom life a. or
a short Illness aud after richly blesselfeiSn, Inc
whole natl n mourDs with the royal house the de-
cense Of the deeply beloved and venerable monarch
whose wisdom has ruled 50 long and giOdOus!y over
It's fortunes in warand in peace
The MINISTER or SsA7E.
THE EMPERoRs LAST ORDER.
When Prince Bismarck entered the reichs-
tag. at II 80 O'Clock this afternoon, he deposit
ed an imperial order closing the session. Tho
order was the last official document signed DY
the late emperor bismarck informed the
reichstag that Emperor Frederick will leave
San Remo tomorrow, and that he will arrive
at Berlin in due course of time. The house
received the communication with evident sat-
isfaction, the more so because Herr Won Pitt
kamer, in announcing the death OF Emperor
William to tho lower house OF the diet, had
not alluded to the new emperor. This omis-
sion had created a painful impression. Bis
marck declared that, from what he had OBJ
served during the last few days, Emperor
William had found consolation in those trying
hours in the sympathy the whole world showed
in the sufferings of his son and in his conscious
ness OF the consolidation OF national unity
which found expression in the unanimous
passage Of the military bill.
The reichstag then adjourned for an indef-
mite period.
After adjournment Bismarck descended
from the elevated seats, occupied by meinlers
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A. J. Hightower wholesale and retail druggists.
John B. Daniels, wholesale and retail druggist.
Lamar Rankin q Lamar, wholesale druggists.
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