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coming on. and with reason almost de-
throned, indites this letter-havlng writing
materials in his pockst-with the hope that
the world may some day know Of his fate.
He speaks pathetically Of the memory and
love Of his betrothed and concludes as fol-
lows:
He who has created US must know what
is good for US and we can only submit and
trust. To know that your heart is mine
atones-far more than atones-fOr all have
suffered OF can yet suffer. My life seems
TO have begun with our love; only since then
have / truly lived. You have shielded me
from every evil thought 1 have been in every
way a better man since loved you. When
l gaZed into the pure depths Of your dark
blue eye doubts and shadows fed far from
me. Alb. Virginia, Virginia, l am looking
into them nOwl
God is good; God is merciful to let you
seem so near me. You are praying for me
now, at This moment, feel it; | know it Is
so, NV beloved. 1t is not FAREWELL can
not say fareWell-there is no farewell to
love like ours. This agony win soon be over
and / will be free. l will be waiting for
you in the land of the hereafter. Virginia,
my best beloved, l am almost the e, and
something tells nae | will not have to wait
long for your coming.
No one should ever doubt the goodness,
the love of God. I feel his ways are the
best. He has bound our souls together for
ever more. Blessed DO his holy name!
The date of the manuscript is May 20,
Tvs. Mr.. Potts SAYS that he wrote to an
old friend in Richmond, This friend sent
him word that her grandmother's maiden
name had been Randolph and that in an old
family burying-ground. near her house,
was monument with this inscription:
- ...-..------.----..,.%
Died of broken heart ON the list Of
March, 1850,
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ContaRiouR Blood Poison

Is the constitutional blood disease which
has for several centdrFes past been infesting
mankind with its annoying features and
destructive results and-is now the great
bane of the human raceJ This is the worst
Of all blood contagion as the horrible poison
is transmitted FROM one generation to the
next, and even the third and fourth. We
do not honestly believe that the terrible
scourge has ever been cured and thoroughly
eradlcated from the human body by any
other remedy than Swiftls Specific, and We
further say that Swift's Specific has never
been known to fail to make a permanent
cure in any case when it has been taken
before any of the vital organs had become
so impaired as to render cure impossible.
Swift Specific entirely cured me of
severe case Of blood poison which obs IT,
nately resisted and refused to be cured for
over twenty-six years. The regular medical
remedies OF mercury and potash only added
fuel to the flame. l suffered during most
of this long time with ulcers, blotches aud
sores Of the most offensive character, and
was for long time practically an invalid.
In less chan thirty days use of s. s. 5. l
was all cleared up sound and well. This
has been nearly year ago, and no sign Of
any r5turn of the old enemy.
JOHN B. WILLIS,
81 Clark Street, Atlanta, Ga.
r'fatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, At
lantE Ga
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One Dollar

Purchase, one switchback ticket: 50 pur-
chase, two Switchback tickets, and so ON.
Come. make your purchases at Appel Sc
Schauls popular prices. Go to Tybee, ride
on the Switohback, at Appel g. schaul's ex-
pense, and let the sea breeze Blow through
your whiskers @0 "
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There Were No Flies on That summer
Hmm the Geornetnli,tl Ting.

shake their heads, say that the weather we
have been having very closely resembles
that of the year 1888 when the cholera
proved so fatal But there is a difference,
and those who are apprehensive of the
coming of the scourge may find some COM
fort in it. There were no flies during 'the
cholera year" This summer the flies are
as numerous as ever.
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Let Her GO,

Gallagerl We mean the Gallager at the
Switchback on Tybee Island. Make your
purchases at Appel 81 Schaul's, One Price
Clothiers, at their popular prices, and get
your Switchbsck tickets free. Gallager
knows how to push -. We have tried
him
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Tickets presented with 81 purchases and up,
as advertised, at Appel & Sohaurs, One
Price Clothiers.
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Madras.

The coolest and most comfortable Shirts
for Summer Wear, inside price 81, at Appel
& Schaul's, One Price Clothiers Try them
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Two DOLLARS pays for one dozen fine Cabi-
net Photographs, as many for eight by ten
frame as you wish, at the SAVANNAH PHOTO
co. s, $40 Broughton street az
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Thin, Thinner, Thinnestl

Summer Coats and Vests, every style Of
goods imaginable, at Appel q Schaul's,
One Price Clothisrs, at summer prices.
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Not There

But here, at Appel & ScbaufTs, One Price
Clothiers, the nattiest and cheapest line of
Flannel and Silk Shirts in the city.
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SUMMER REsORTs.

EDWOOD FARM, Cold Spring on the Sound,
Az Long Island; Catskill scenery; good. sub
stantlal. liberal board convenient to depot and
ciEy no nulsances OF any kind; rates, from s.
to =; children half price. Address, REDWOOD
FARM, 242 Pearl street, New Hors h
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PIC.

~1~N1'TT Flt-#V y fIl7HI
VIII buy you the latest in Silk Bongee. four
in hands, and Winsor's Scarts, at Appel Sc
Schaul's, One Price Clothiers. just re-
ceiYed, far.r
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Pc latest styles in Straw Hats always
ppel y Schsups. One Price ClothierS.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.


VALENTINE j. BASLER, Plumber and Gas
Filter - Jefferson street, corner York
street lane, graduate of the plumbing class Of
the New YORK Ira ne School. Sanitary Plumb.
ing ana Lead Burning a speciality. Would re-
quest the public whom in want II good Sanitary
Plumbing and Gas Fitting TO give him a call at
his ali We place of business. Satisfaction guar
antecd
SAVANNAH CADETS, at Tybee, are invited
- 10 the Ocean House this evening 10 have
dinner, Their lady aud gentlemen friends are
also cordially invited. CHAS. L. GRAHAM,
Proprietor.
EREsH FRUITS and Vegetables, always
1 fresh and the best, at J0YCE'S, corner
Liberty aud Abercorn.
MOTH WAN 10c., worth double, substitute
" Tor camphor. LIVINGSTONE PHARllA-
CY
ENREE SODA.-Each purchaser OF SOC. worth
L OF goods at HElDTS receives ticket. Try
peaches aud cream.
I j. JOYCE viii have this week supply OF
- splendid Pears finest varieties something
that will tickle the palate and make tho inner
man rejoice. Send to Liberty and Abercorn
streets, or Telephone lO1.
l.. EEP your beds clean by the use of Edson's
~ Bed Bug Killer, 25c, LlVINGSTON'S PHAR-
MACY.
MOT A POISON Sure Death" is the only
~ roach extermnator that contains pois-
onous ingredient, and Is safe to Use. Sold at
BISHOPS DRUG STORE, Hall and Price.
II ERMEs & GOTTLEIB'S old stand is re-
4 fitted and refurnshed by WATERS e.
O'RlLEH. First-cass work guaranteed.
NOTICE-My place Of business at present is
~ at Messrs. Guckenheimer 81 Sons Old
stand, Bay street, near Whitaker JACOB
COHEN.
4 Ill KINDS of Fresh Meats. the best to be
~ had. and orders promptly filled, at
JOfCES, corner Liberty and AOercorn streets
DERFUMED CRABS EYES, in Flesh and
i White, best face powder ON the market, &C.
and l0c. box LlVINGSTON'S PHARMACY.
y EFORE you buy or sell property consult
- kOBr, II. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctoneer.
orc. POUND at HEIDTS for assorted four
= ~ tiavors Chocolate Creams Sold every
where at 4Oc. Try peaches and cream.
DIVORCEsAA. GOODRICH, attorney at law,
- 1A Dearborn street, Chicago: AdYice free;
81 years experiences business quietly and legally
transacted.
EBOsTED CREAM SODA, a delicious drink;
L try it. LIVINGSTON'S PHARMACY, Bull
and State streets.
w HEN you wish nice Melon. fresh and just
W Off the ice send to JOICE'S, corner Lib
erty and Abercorn streets, or ring Telephone 107
WAL PAPER i am now prepared to fur
w nish and put up all styles of plain
and decorative wall paper at bottom
prices A large lot Of new patterns to select
from very cheap JOHN G. BUTLER, 40 Con
gross and 1879 st. Julian streets
1OC. HAIR. Nail, Tooth. Shoe, whlsl Brushes
w ChaInois and Sponges, ct HElDT'S PHAR-
MACY,
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

ME NEW GALLERY, III Congress street.
uone) at the lowest rates with all the Induce
ments offered Icy others. WATERS & O'RILEY,
Photographers
steamer
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Il Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONE
GENT A WORD. Cash ~ Advance, each
Insertion
Erery6odv nho has any cdnt 70 s~pplv,
anything to buy or sell, any business on
recommendations 90 secure, indeed, any ,Dish
to gr0tLfV, should advertise in this colurrn
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BARGAINS AT sILvA's.

II denotes trace OF rainfall.
Z. +. Won HERRMANs, Observer Signal Corn
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WANTED, boarders; rooms large, on first
w floor, all opening on veranda; house near
streeT car line; centrally located. Address
Mrs. iWslC, WALLACE. Gainesville. Ca
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FOR SALE.

4 MOTHER lot Of Frui, Jars Gail early at
y GEO. W. ALIENS, 210 south Broad street.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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Il merly occupied by Artesisn Ice Company
Apply to r. @. BELL, Business Office, Morning
News.
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BOA RDING.

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9 UMMER BOARD.-Special rates made for
- table board for the summer season, and
meal tickets at reduced rates at the HARNETT
HOUSE.
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orc POUND at HEIDTS for assorted four
KS fiavors Chocolate Creams. Sold every
where at 40c. Try peaches and cream.
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DVORCESAA. GOODRICH, attorney at law,
- 1A Dearborn street, Chicago: AdYice free;
81 years experiences business quietly and legally
transacted.
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MOT A POISON Sure Death" is the only
~ roach eXtermnator that contains no pOis-
onous ingredient, and is safe to Use. Sold at
BISHOPS DRUG STORE, Hall and Price.
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TURPlN BAKING POWDER is the best For
Il sale by all grocers al soc. can.
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4 Ii KINDS of Fresh Meats, the best to be
! had. and orders promptly filled, at
JOYCE'S, corner Liberty and AUercorn streets
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NOTICE.-My place OF business at present is
~ at Messrs. Guckenheimer & Sons old
stand, Bay street, near Whitaker JACOB
COHEN.
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WAL PAPER i am now prepared TO fur
w nish and put up all styles of plain
and decorative wall paper at bottom
prices large lot Of new patterns to select
from very cheap JOHN G. BUTLER, 40 Con
gress and 1879 st. Julian streets
1NC. HAIR. Nail, Tooth, Shoe, whlsl Brushes
L " Charnnis and Gnnnres ri HEInT'S pH z.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

" 6sscriptlon q Santa Bzr1@rs al
give oas = far lisa 4 he pj-ce. No.
thas Il Is - very beautiful. o. l14t ons
gets q sl1sz esgl0n y Arcade l. entering
tf0n tie railway ~ tAs ss2~ pa ffoL2
i. Tie tE4lR s1of.s aid szy Els steamer
II tie foos, ~ the long hDely paved
leacug street whleh = fsll q ts1s1le.
.sd tsls q ths ~orklag World. Bar AZ
tsF oas nzs oeea IAeIe aag Cr tao and
= S~zy from tns principal IlorOug af4Te.
the seductive atmospheric las - sooth-
IN iIEasaee sAd yea fsei = aAI = resrftl
region you are IN. Ll:e lAen i2cks AMI
u-AEloB. although the delicious Oxygen Is
abundant IL healtA giying proportion.
For lhe tine beng the outside world Ia
forgotten, and YOU can imagine thai IA
mona lives: - 30 fSApe and Al-esSen-
dTo and Sonora Moreno. Perhaps tbey
are now going - their beautiful Cam
uios 0eyond Ventura Or you may nleet
them this very evening at the mission.
when you 20 up and watch the frizrs la
the coarse robes Of their order, with
shaven faces. closely cropped hair, san
daled and girded, ring tie Angelas.
The neighborhood OF tie mission Is
tinged with melancholy. Over enc
hundred years ago when they first
planted tbs cross among the Indians IN
this superb valley, they were the intel
hgent possessors OF the soil But the
~hiriigig Of time brought, many changes
The order then was rich and is now poor.
They then gave 81 their means; they
now live on the bounty Of the people,
their Influence is gone; their power de
parted forever. The dun routine OF their
lives, their narrow cells and solitary
walks tell of resignation and poverty,
but they cannot be human II they do not
SIGH tor the old days. when 10 their re-
hglOts lie was added tie worldly charm
OF great wealth and unlimited sway.
Behind the mission at Santa Barbara,
down the long valley, are the great
ranches spent u day or two visiting
them. The most noted one is that OF
Elwood Cooper, which can only be
reached, directly, by drive Of sixteen
miles along hot and dusty road. We.
however, chose a longer journey, through
little farms and picturesque canyons,
starting IN the morning and arriving IN
the cool OF the afternoon.
The Cooper and HOLSTER ranches are
enormous farms Of two and three thou
sand acres under the highest state Of cul-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

tivation They are inclosed by tall euca,
lyptus trees, and within their giant Dor
ders are the almond, olive and English
walnut orchards. SO large and symmet-
rical in extent and perfection as to al
most pass comprehension. The trees are
numbered by thousands, and the almonds
being in bloom tAe soft pink coloring
makes q marvellous picture. Down in
the canyon is the rauchman's residence
little flower bedecked horse, and around
it he tolls like an ordinary farmer, al
though his trees bring him in fortune
every year. "Some years our crop is
better than Others" was the owners OBJ
servation; last year we only"-only.
mark you.-''gathercd sixty-six tons of
English walnuts and thirty tons of
almonds from our trees. This year they
will probably do better. Our olives are
the most profitable product, and we send
out many thousands Of bottles of olive
OIL" he said simply. Thirty men work
this enormous farm, which makes more
money for its owner than any gold mine
ia California.
When We returned from the visit TO
the big ranches we stopped near the
cathedral oaks, and up the mountain
pass came across ! tidy little farm over
looking the boundleSs bay of Santa Bar
bara. The owner offered Us hospitality,
and rs | chatted with her-a bright eyed
old woman. partly crippled with eastern
rheumatism-Ia scertained that she came
s-cr2 Har0lehead and had settled at
santa Barbara for relief from Ter physi-
cal ills.
'Do vou like it," inquired.
Eyes. like Il. she said. az she looked
fondly ort upon the ocean. My rheu-
lnaasm is better The only thing is. there
amt 'yawting enough here to suit me.
Poor old soul, She was born and
brought up in old Marblehead, where ev-
cry man. woman and child is part and
rarccl Of q boat Probably she could
never again enter the small cabin Of
vessel. Int she still longed for The smacks
and yachting of her native town.
''Do you sall consider yourself Mar
biehoad woman5" 7 asked.
NO. no, she quickly answered y
an now Santa Barbarian"
FREDERICK ". WITH
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seek sentimental contact with the solemn
long frocked tfiars. The people them
selves live in seeming condition OF
poetry. affect the picturesque and TO
mantle, and open wide their eyes when
the outside barbarian comes in and talks
OF trade and practical things. There is
an air OF gentle optimism over the whole
town and sense OF pity for the com
mon herd who happen not 10 know OF
Santa Barbara One feels sure, after
= stay IN that community. that nothing
wrong could happen there. and that life
is only q matter Of rose leaves and lilies,
after all. ! heard once of a pretty youth
who had the heart Of tiend and the face
OF a god. He murdered his father
and mother in cold blood, and when
brought 10 the bar Of justice for his aw-
ful crime was asked if he could give any
good reason why hs should not be exc
cnted. He looked over the jury, made
up OF sentimental men, and putting a
tear in his voice he iinplored them 10
have mercy upon him Because ne was
IN orphan" The plea had It's effect. The
jury fell upon one another's necks, and
weeping in sympathy for the pretty
prisoner. promptly acquitted him. Now
this must have been Santa Barbara
Jury. can think up no other spot on
earth where this doubtless authentic
circumstance could have happened.
But. testing aside, Santa Barbara is
really an earthly paradise. Its repose
IL al
the tired traveller, and one ceases to won
der why II. II. and the magazine coterie
have worn themselves out in It's glorifi-
cation. 1t justiies all. or nearly all,
that has been said about it, ard / shall
not let any gall gather in the honey of
my pen. Of course il believes it has q
great future. Not vulgar commercial
or manufacturing future, for that is re
pugnant 10 its refined taste. but future
unique in the history of the United
States. | strolled on the sea beach and
listened to one of Santa Barbara's celeb
rites whisper TO me the confident story
Of the citY's future. I'VE have a eli
mate, he began Chat, by the way, is the
first thing you hear all over southern
California-climate)-" have eli
mate more perfect than any in the wide
world. Existence here is a luxury. We
have beautiful groves, abundant fruits,
scenery uaexcelled, n never frothed sea
and valley so beautiful and serene that
one dozes away ones life. We know
neither frost nor cold, summer is eternal
and sunshine continuous. Here then
lies the secret Of Santa Barbaras future.
Here is this restful valley, by the side of
this peaceful ocean, the world worn
American viii come with his household
gods To end his DAYS in serenity and
quiet After he has won his way in the
busting outside world here he viii come
70 settle and bring up his children and
enjoy the semi tropical beauty of Santa
Barbara This place viii be in time the
home Of the refined rich, and it viii be-
come greater and more famous than the
Mediterranean Riviera"
The picture OF Santa Barbara was not
overdTswn. Ii was all that nay friend
painted. and the pleasant prospect FOR
the future did not seem unreasonable
But will it come 10 pass Scarcely. We
have po idle and palnpered class such a.
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OF SANTA BARBARA. CAL.
A. t. - z-ets = ssatizaeatzl city sso This
Ia FeFhzPa, S~las ~ - ~csrt Gt4Itsa
sAis.s H. -k.snsaatle SAns- asa
L1z ke4t4g AkS41 A.

ALs1SY. y Y. Aug l5-S4nEa B@r.--.A
Ca. 0~es lie position - sentiment Moxs
has besa written @boGT is ''soft ItA.isn
sxles." Ia tenants ellis, It's ''esEtls
climate aud ''p1Tpls mountains than
of 4ny place Ia ths universe outside Of
Riviera IL hAs become, possibly FROM
that cause. = sentimental city Young
zirls tell quite r. pdeTly the sad story u
Ramona and EhlElk Mrs Jackson hero,
AlLessencr0. ~j1kt too lovely for any
thing Young lea with long hair and
specGacles nzant EAe al mlsslOn and
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

Old ocean pilots and seagoine people
who watched thc school ~ devil Ssh that
played about the pllot boats and TIE ting
Cynthia before tie boats got IT in the
regatta yesterday cay tnat such sight
il very rare in toe life q q mariner
They played about Che craft for fniv
half an hour. ana were Trirri pa'I7 young
devil fsh from four feet lcn~ ~ sir feet.
and they looked like great hats SINE
n them lad SHE'D their tails. while others
bad caudal aTPsudases fully yard in
length As many "a tVerf~ p thee
hi1ecs Ine1Ha marine car.ns. ties 70
seen RI one time. and one was sat -
one q le crew - to Naca. and after
isshiuE tee uafer - tee arar3 irts
foam IS saas o1t ot sisHe.- saranuaa
Ncw&
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] 4 4 + 4 s
Great Midsummer
R EDUC ION
COMMENCING JULY1

afford a grand opportunity
for securing a PAIR Of fine
shoes at a very low price.
Our entire lot OF Ladies
Hand Turned s. 30 Shoes will
be closed out at $3.50 palr.
One lot 500 pairs Of Ladies
Hand Turned Shoes. all sizes
and widths, $50 for choice.
One lot $50 pairs Fine
French Kid Shoes, hand turned
S2.9j to close.
Come and see the e goods
whether you intend TO pur-
chase or not. "a II viii be for
Your interest % do so. BE
sure that you set the right
place.
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AZ tho city ordinance reads. every dog
shall wear muzzle between the lst 81
June and the 1st If August 4 muzzie
can be pat onto dog as the owner likes
and yet be within tie letter 81 the .aW.
a muzzie can be Tgt upon tie tai # a
canine. and n .t can only be made ~
STAY the dog is al rght---%ew Haven
Palladium
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PL.AST IC0lNC!.

With TIE Antikalsomine Company's Piastico
we guarantee 10 our customers that we viii
produce better effects as well as more durable
work than any other wall decorating process
will make for the same amount Of expense.
whether competing With ifesc0 ~ water or
oil, or whether with finest wall papers. lin
crusts walton. or papier mschiere. or whether
with common papers. We do this work either
IN solid water tints or vanished. producing
leather like effects. We also make Hand made
" all Paper on the same principle for walls too
badly broken or patched. Call and see our
designs and get figures. Corner Of Ottawa and
Pearl-sis.. opposite Morgan 4 Avery's.
D. G. HENRY & CO..
Portrait, Fresco and scenic rtists,
and General Contractors.
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL.