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3 southern soldiers Criticised.

tDuri 2 the recent cen ennial &c, alton
in New Y ,rk the pres Of that city made
some ffien Is it.cis Us on tie southern
troops in military parad that were not
without jus-iae. For instance, they said
thai South Carroll q co.npanie lacked
ualformity n their IN forms. aad the same
thing was said bout compa MES from other
southern states There we're no Georgia
troop in the parade, but IL Their. had been
Il a critics Al would have been appllca-
I Die to them. j
| Ite trouble in the south is the want Of
! t. rough battalio and regime ltal o-gan-
izatienl Indiv dualiy and as comp MES
Georg as volu teer soldiers compare favor
| abI. with those OF a Y OF .er sta:e, but
when formed i t. bat alions or reg ments
tier different kin Is of uniforms give them
an unsoldierty appearance. T ey crelte
the impression Of 4acking in soiidity aid
strength.
Tue Guards Battalion Of this city is the
only orgauizatio i this state in which the
companies are all uniformed alike In the
First egment t4r sta ice, when in IN
dress or full dress, there are some companies
with gray, aAd o;hers with blue as, and
tue variety in tue trim aings o. their coats
S as great as was tAat in the colors Of Jo-
sepb's coat.
1t is true tbs state contributes nothing
toward providi its volunt er oldiery
with uniforms but IN the case 4 the Frs,
regiment, would it not be dsisabls for all
the COMPANIES to ado9t the same kin of
unifoc ~ How would acl at, of gray
or blue cloth, With cusers e. match, dol
Doubtless knapsacks c1uli be )b.a d fro
safe. There i, certai ly en- ug s1l-
d.ery pride in tie IA Is enough infu-
enc among the officers 10 eff ct tae sug-
gested reform. Ali that is necessary is to
make the for.
Georgia should have one thorough uni
formed and EQUIPPED regiment, and tie
IA st, wh) e o.Zsliz % ,iates from
the days of the col ny. So 'uid bs rlas reg
- L II wa nevsr 1 bette condltiol for
thorough organ cation tina now. II uM-
70 n L eq Zip 9 as sug ge t. l, the sxt
tine Cover or OF &c RIA q ten Is a
nati1n i &c bration tn First regiment will
Ue in cond! ion TO accompa y him and
illustrate" Ge riga
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Uses OF Colt IN Seed.



Was there ever such a history as that of the
colt IN s-el? For seventy aTS despisei as a
nuisance, and turned or dumped as 4rbl age
then discovered TO BE- the very o d for wl.ch
the soil was huugeriag. a d reluctantly al
mitted TO the rank uslitieS shortly aft r
w4r 10 ind to bs nutritious food for beas- s.
AMI theseupon treated with sonnet ming like
respect o1c admitted 10 the circle of far n
Industries it was found to hold tairty-fi se
gallons Of pure oil to the ton, worth
IN its CT de stste $l4 To the ton, or
Sio,ooO.oOo for tie wIols crop of see /
bu, ia system was de lsed for
rel ing the oil np 70 a value of 81 a gallon,
aud tn frIgsi Il dian placed a cast of 1t at he
root o. every olive tree, and then deh4d the
B)r an bgel,h toe .ips, Aud then expert
&c showed that tle ton OF c5tton see wa
bsfter ferti liZar ana a better STOCK fool when
robbed OF its thirty-five gallons Of oil than be-
fore, TIA tne ,ulls Of the seeds mai ths b ST
OF fusi for feeding the oil-ml engine, that the
ashes OF the iul.s scooped ron tle eu Il le 5
drsuSht had the highest commercial value as
potash, and that tn, refuse" Of III whole
mad the De and priest SOAP sJ)cS, to
carry 10 the toilet To perfumes Of Luoin or
ColSstA.
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There are com laints that parts Of the
vulcanite paveme IS on Brought and
Liberty str els are not what the contract
between the VI ca its C)npan5 and the
city calls for. We do mt know whether
these complaints are we'll fou lded or not
Before the pavement is accep ed by tie cit :,
however, hey ought 70 be inqu into, II
the city thinks they have any fou. .dation.
OF coul Sc the city ought not 10 accept
tie pavement, and the company ought not
10 ex?ect it to- if the contracs has not been
| fulfill ed TO the letter. II the intract has
been CO npl ed with tlers ought TO be no
hesi atiol in paving the coinHa y TIE bal
ance the money that IS dus it. II the
contract has n been c. pied with the
city will fail its duty to the people, VINO
| look TO it for protection, If il accepts and
pays for the pave nent.
| If the council is satisfied that the pave
ne It is defective aud the paving company
insists that 1t is not defec i've, then q ex-
pert upon Tulcsnite pave cents, in whom
byth parties have confidence, should be
called in. and the question, whether the
paving company has complied with its con-
tract, should be submitted to him. The cost
of obtaining an experts opinion should he
borne BY the city if his decision is against
the tv, ard by the company if aga nst
he company.
The pavement may be all right The
softness MOTTO d IN some places may be
quality inseparabls from sucn psvem .nts in
warm weather. and may not indicate the
existence OF radical detects II i: is, then
thu PEOPLE want to know it. and, knowing
it, they will be satisfe
II. however, there are structural defects
In the pave meats tley GU yht be remedled
at once The incression thai the bind 70
the pavement in repair for & se years
covers sucn defects is m AIKEN one The
bond is TO- ksspi E the pave nelt in 'od
co .ditiol efte: it has oeea Goa tru ted in
accordance with the co tract II that is
not the DO ID, then i: is not the sort OF a
30 ID that city should have req lir d
The city is b u d to see { at tbs pave
me It's Ist VIII II It coutractei TO b4f IRE it
accepts it, OF er ~i e it will havs trouble in
collecting that part of ths co t Of tn, pave
ment which property owners along the
paved streets are req lired u pay.
There is only one way to $ tile this paw
ing matter and tha' is the right way. Let
it be clearly determined whether or not tha
paveme L meets the requ r.ments of the
contract and let thas question be d ter
mined b. so ne one wh) IS qualified TO give
an opinion Whsa that question is settled
here will no longer bs any d1ubt as to the
proper 'urSe TO plrsua
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On the Srai WY.

Alone on the stairway we sat that night,
While the nlu &c tlroo eI aud died,
The hu Of voices and lau Zlter light
Fioated round Us on every side
The strains of that waltz were bewitchingly
sweet
AS they y and fell on the air;
In dreamy IA hlol the ime g b at
With ..er sippered foot on the star.
She Played wit her fan. she lifted her eyes,
Sac pulled Ter rel roses apart,
Shs loo cd up anaz in sweet surprise
When l laiI at her feet my heart.
Twas bold aud daring thing to do,
But she see ne t. lac it ELL
AID, besides, twas rare COOL fortune to WOO
The bathrooms relgning BELLE
l can see those eyes so dark and bright,
can feel that Sc same thrill
That shook ms from head to foot that hight
When two lips said softly, Il will"
All, there she goes now in that shimmerins
gown
And the ky, yellow hair,
Yes she Tilted me for man in town
Who Is three times millionaire.
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The MORNING NEws is on file at the following
rIsces, where Advertising Rates and other in
formation regarding tie paper can 70 ouG&aaned;
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INDEX TO new ADVERTISEMENTS

MEErrScs-Chathan AsseTb y No 1885, R :.
6. F.; Ozl thorpe Lodge No. !, L o. o. F A;
Savannah Cadets; Catho ic Library Association;
Ancient Landmark 10 ige No. 23l, F. & A. NJ
Sout 1ern Mutual Loan Association; Subscribers
20 the Dime Saving Bank.
SPECIAL NOTIcEs-The Palace Phar macy. St.
R Yonge; A Good Farm for Sale, L F.
EeufviIle CITY. or P. ". d Yards. Eden, Ga. {;
Tax Returns, $50; Have You Tried taat Fresh
Ass1rtune t Of Chocolate a. Haldt's!
PRoPosALs-Wante for Coll
LEGAL NorIcEs-Applicatioa for Divorce.
sUxxEH RESORTS Trein er House. c ,tsldl
Mountains: Montvsls Springs. Blolat County,
Tennes ee.
HopsEs AND MULEs-Hin 6 Walker.
CHEAP CpLUHS ADVERTISEMENTS - Hslo
Wanted; z nployrnsat Wanted; For Rent; For
Bale; StrAyeI; Personal; Mscslllneo IL
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low 60 Al!gh
, on The Weir Yorg JyesIlv.

p on, the Tetc YORK Weekly
Miss Hightone Whispering 70 friend IN street
ca-l-Tbat drsssmSk-r We are goi < to see
lives on Brickrow street Shall whisper to the
conductor TO let u OF there's
Miss Highup-No not for the world, He'll
call It out, and reckon to us when we come u
1t, and the whole street is full of cheap IA lies.
Let me see. W V. Brickrow street is on vt rec
squares from Fashion avenue, if rememb Der
ari< =
Wis HiShtone (st the top Of her voice)-Con-
ductor. Let US Of 1T Fashion avenue
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The Hon. win an F. Cody known other
wise as "Bl If all Bill" mas arrived in Paris,
aud he gave his opening exhibition there
last Saturday night. Presi len Caruot and
other prominent French nen attended.
When the colo ell ami his nel arrived at
HAvre tley re n titled trai thev could
lot la ID until they had bsen vsccila ed.
AS t vessel upon which tnsy hal travel
presented a lean bill Of health. the C 10 eel
gave 9 F ca au no i las al exhibit N
OF now American AL particularly wild
westerners. can kcx when they nj k there
IS d plan afoot q i'm 'oss upDl tlen, and
ally he succesle in getting bis men
as ne without having had them vacci-
ated
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A young lady living in New Y ,rk, hav-
ing zen the stat me t that son f tho
p. ince OF Wales might marry an A leri an
girl, who would tius sjms day lie
the Queen Of E g and. ha, written T. a
new paper in Ne Y TX. decl.ni IN al.
vance any oHsr Of MARI ige tna mig [
be IN lde 70 ner by anyJ dy ia E1dl 4
wing pr spects 70 the thro ie. Be.i les
beng a little Drei Us, tie yolng LAZY
alsJ probably li.tle insincere. It 81 /
likely that she Will be asked 10 bee ne a
me or n the r'yal IA niy but II size
should. wlo doIoti that sue " III ] ma a.
thee anc-i Amsr,caa girls a 4 particu-
larry nurthern oHes. have sbo decided
aenueacy 70 run after foieig4 aobiemsn.
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MEDICAL,
NO MERCURY,
NO POTASH,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

1t is Natures Remedy. madc exclusively from
Roots ard licTbs.
1t is perfectly harmless.
it is the only remedy known to the world that
has ever yet CufsG contagious Blood Poison at
all as ttdges.
1t cures Mcrcurial rheumatism. Cameo, Scro.
fua and other blood diseases hcretofore consid.
cred incuTable. IL cares any disease caused from
impure blood. II is now prescribed by thou.
sands ofthe best physicians 10 tnc United States,
as a tonic.
We have book giving history OF this Won.
derful remedy. ard It's cures. from | over tne
world, which viii convince you tnat ali we sayis
true. and which We Wi! mail free ca application.
No family shond be without il. We have an
other on Contagious Biood Poison. sent on same
terms.
Write Us history of yonr case and our physt.
clan will advise with you by letter, IL siTictess
confidence. We will not deceive you knowingly.
For sale by oil druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer s. Atlanta, Ga
New York, 956 Broadway. London Eng, s.
snow Hill.
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The programme for the road congress,
which will conve 10 in chamber Of COM
mercs Atlanta on May %, hiss been ar
ranged. A ;dresses Of welcome will be de-
livered by Gov. Gorion, May r Glenn and J.
G. Oglesby, on tie part of the state. the city.
and the local merchants, a I'd resp ,nses VIII
be made by President Livi ~stop in behalf
of the farmers, aud C l. J.W. Robinson, o I
Ga, kesvils, in behalf Of the manufacturers
of Ire rgil. A ser non will be p cached by
Rev. (Gei.) G. A. Eva $, Of Aug I,ta and
addresses on various subjects will be made,
Hoke Smith, 10 +. Graves. POT. WIllett,
Alto ney General c .ff )ri A lderson a
Prof. Sanford bel among the SO ,akers.
Reduced rates will b. allowed to d egates,
VINO W. paw full fare going and one-third
fare rstur ing. Tue hotels Of Atlanta hs ve
reduced TIE r rates for tn occasio ). to &C
conmodate the delegates Tle prospects
are that the atteida c will bs large, aud
that some practical results will llow.
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The majority by which the deceased
wife's sister bill was defeated by the ritisn
House of L ,rds the other day was greater
taan usual, and yet it is said that the people
ere ia favor Of it. The Prince Of Wales
vo ed d WORKED for it, as be has done for
some years, to the disgust of its opponents.
The chief reason given why the bill should
not DO passed is t4is: II tbe marriage Of
men TO their deceased wives sisters were
pc rnitted, the relation Of the prospective
widow aud the sister would be smbarras -
ing during tae wife's lifetime, a d in many
ms ances the sister woull 10 her natural
ness, and would ''set her cap" for he
brotner-in-llw Def re his wife died. In a
untry like A nerica, where a wild 'mer
may MARI is sister-iI-laS. this argu
u.elt seems rlliculouS
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The Pig Iron War.

From the On icu9o Vers Unity
This country is threatened with all the h1r-
r7rs of pig-iron r. Tue man II curing fell
loFs at the >out have put ,wn the p-ice OF
pi<,iroi :, and tue resnectable northern up
hod rs r the high tariff are properly shocked
a. the IDEA OF anything beiuE made Cheap wlea
II 50 much better don't u know, to ask 8
whacSiuS big price for all that we have 10 sell
II IS so dreadfuliy dol-ful that tears at this
point are entirely excusable
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The six days walking matcl ia Madison
squa c, New York, IS Over, ami II is de-
clared 10 have been IA IA lure. Exercise
by waking is very good tnidg. but theso
walking co tests have not been known 10
do al 10 iy aiy good, physically, and ne
very well that they arc going out Of fasI-
ion. II probable. hoSevsr, tbst people
VINO have nothing else 10 do but b bun.
for amusement vii bit upob sons -hin 4
equally a. tsasels-s W Lake ne paos
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Some Plain Questions
From the Neu York ForLi Den,

From the NeU York World tDer..l
President Harrison, his wife and grandson.
TOOK trip down the Potomac Yesterday on the
was % go out TO sea aud anchor o rer Sunday,
returning on Monday. o; course Mr.. Harrison
ne-dS rest He ought to have l. Likewise his
grandson. But oy what AIT iorfty d eS con-
vert government vessel into a private yacht!
As comman Ter of e arm, and navy, per APPS,
But does this warrant ths appropriation OF
public property 20 private uses: We'll hardly.
Why dos not Mr.. Harrison rise above this SOFT
OF tailE and set the country noble example
OF ipdep-rdauces
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The New York leg Stature is going to
adjourn this week. I be preston New
Workers CONNECT with Thu ( cti.n t"wnat
has legislature doneF hut Has the
legislature, or has Gov. H:ll, gotten the
be ts Of the title game If polite, whic
has been ca risi on between emT'
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Gov. Taylor, Of Te1nes g.. announces that
at the ID Of b term Of "f1ca. will re-
tire fr. m p litics, and will pracice law in
Cha'ta ooga. This is probably a wise
decision. The governor has 70 been av ~
great success as states nan, and if he we're
70 continue 70 be politician. it is not prob
able That be would be elected TO Office many
times mJra
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Ex-Se'r tary VIII iey is AID 70 be e
most popular American IL Lo don. And
yet ex-Mavor q w.t., Ssaa or s lsrmau
and Col Fred Grant ars there. The ex-
Secreta = Of TIE Nay is more popular at
home also than either Of the other gentle
men namei.
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Among the prominent m n mentioned for
chairman of the denocrItic ratio lal com.
mittee are Col. Brice. Col Villa n L.
Scott. ex-senator McDo al, Senator Nc
PHI ~on a d Senator German. Ex-senator
Mcdonald aad Senator G man have de-
clared tnas they ould not ACCEPT 4 e
pos tion, and the chances seem to favor tie
elect OF Col. Brl e.
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The Rev. NJ. Schweintu th, be leader
Of the Beck nantes, and he al egei Cnrist,
has Teen ordered by White Caps to leave
Rockfo d, H., within ten days II he does
not, the White Cap say thy will take him
INTO the woods. tar and feathe him, and
roast him alive. Taey say he is break q
up families. The reverend geltema
doesn't ike the idea Of leaving, d be has
called upon the police 10 prot ct min.
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When Mr.. Ba ar " sSacreta-y Il STAG
the statement was made frequsu L. that he
was going o be married TO this or tina per-
son, but such st ltemsnt always turlel ut
to he untrue. 1t is nov said ith good
deal Of positiveness that be viii SION wed
the daughter Of the late DR.. .Clym, , Il The
navy. The young lady is de cribed as
being prettg, acc mplished and ealthy
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Spec al kilograms from Washington,
stating tha Mr. Blaine's health is consider
ably i'm al are q it, NJ ne Gus ] ISL
now. and strange to say Mr. Blain-'s trie ds
and re:a ives doa't app-a o ca xious TO
contrad CT them. 1, the Maine statesman
getting re dy to eSig1i
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1t is stated that in c. nj ecticut he oth-r
day hsil stones as large hick ~ nuts fell.
This is yer good, but in &c rgia we have
them as large as hens eggs. At / as t It
is what some Of the most veracious Of the
Georgia sdito-s allege, When you 20 in
for the tru h. Away tell be vt, lie truth.
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York. is going back to B 7stnu, bag and bag
"a e. He Ill nave no more OF 'it." By it
Mr.. Howells no doubt means the citizen of New
York. 4 fteT trey did t make ss MIC fuss
over Howells : he city of beans AMI snob cul-
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As nepotist, President Harrison Is de-
cided success thus far. He has aproiu-ed
hi brother tn al off e in Tennessee, his
wife's brother t, one in Washi ct N rri-
tor hi so S father-in aw to one Utah,
and bis wife's nephew TO one in q foreig
couutry. P obably the P esiie tn nks
that the sp ills belong chiefly to his re.a-
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The Veterans who Applauded-
Ffon, e Mobile Renfstsr (penl

-11eFF- WITT
Gen. Gordon gave the fanatics who Rad been
making fuss over the o essatation OF a bad re
10 MIN ell-deserve rebuke 10 his New Jersey
speech. Aud the veterans who listened ap-
p auoed. They were real veterans who had
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Foa SICK HEADACHE

Use Horsford's acid Phosphate.
Dr. N. w. GRAY, Cays Spring. Ga,
say. II have USED I. " th perfect success
N LAbitual s.ck headache
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Senate q "a - be d gong 0 vote for
the pr hlbil.o mend eat Ia Pennsylya-
ia, but Il ~ understo that be lie work. z
sginst It. Tbs gives one a correct opirLoa
Of tie man.
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W II Wuitnaa, the eccent ic poet, will
b ~ yer, o d ia 81. AMI OF that daY
hi friends in PIila eip ia propo Q 10 81 9
ina bir,nday din or. 4 Is OF probable,
however. that any o will Insist that no
shall read come Of his poetry.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
You Don't Know hat Yours Talking
about
slp ia Ne,es fRep.)

From tAe Phflddelp ia Ne,es fRep.)
1t Is prooabl that the "soi south" viii be
split wide apart wit lin tie uext six or eight
years Causes Of weight are acoeieraIlng this
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BAKING POWDER.
clEvELAND's
SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER
THE Priest Ann REST
The PUREST AND BEST

Is made only of strictly pure Crane
cream of tartar, strictly pure bicarbon-
ate of soda, and a small portion of
-four as a preventative, nothing elsa
whatever, and is warranted entirely
free from alum, ammonia, phosphates.
lime. and all the adulterants frequently
found in baking powders. The chsrac.
ter of materials used, their purity, and
the nicely Of their combination, render
Cleveland's superior baking powder the
most healthful and most economical in
use, and it always affords wholesome.
nutritious, and delicious food.
1t is recommended for purity, health.
fitness and efficiency by Government
and State chemists, chemists of Boards
of Health, and professors in institutions
of learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cans, full weight,
CLEVELAND BROTHERS, ALBANY, ny.
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