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Furnished rooms by the day, week or
month brick house, clean beds, quiet
place, at 25, IS and so cents. Olinger
block. Jasofne Widmaier. propts.
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Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-
loon.
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f. d FRAN NJ,
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Cave and Cliff DweIIers.

7. R. GABEL, General, supt.
" A. BIssELL, Gen. Pass. Agt
HENRY s. VAN SLICK, .,,..... \,
Gen. Agt., Albuquerque N. M
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Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.
Stop OFF at Flagstaff

and hunt bear. der and wild turkey In tho, tho
mnnntajns; or visit the ancient ruins of the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-02

From The Detroit Free Press
There are whips and toys and pieces Of string
There shoes which no little feet wear;
There are bits of ribbon and broken rings
And tresses of golden hair;
There are little dresses folded away
OUT of the light Of the sunny day.
There are dainty jackets that never are worn
There toys and models OF ships;
There books and pictures all faded and
torn,
And marked by the finger tips
OF dimpled hands that have fallen to DUST
Yet l strive TO think that the Lord is just.
But feeling of bitterness fills my soul
Sometimes when / try to pray,
That the Reaper has spared so many flowers
And taken all mine away;
And l almost doubt that the Lord know
That q mothers heart love them SO.
They wander far in distrant chimes,
They perish by water and food;
and their hands are black with tho Girest
crimes
That kindle the wrath Of God.
Yea mothers song has soothed them to rest
She has luIled them to slumber upon her
breast.
And then think of my children three
My babies that never grow old,
And know they waiting and watching for
in the city with streets of gold
Bafe, safe from the cares of the weary years,
From sorrow and sin and war,
And thank my God with falling tears,
For the things in the bottom drawer.
CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE KINGDOM
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SHE PAINTED AWAY.
When They Told Her of Hor Daughters
kunswsy Match.

Rome, Ga, July 27-(Special THE
Flatwoods seems to be region of romantic
love affairs, and late development has
added TO the peculiar reputation of that
favored community. On adjoining farms
out in the Flatwoods community two fami-
lies of good honest Georgia people have
lived for long time. On one of these
farms q rosy-cheeked maiden came and
went and made her bower. A sturdy young
man dwet Oh the other plantation, and
wrought in the fields The hearts of these
two warmed toward each other, and on
the 9th day of July they were married by
Rev. Mr. Tate But the marriage was
known to nobody but one or two intimate
friends and the preacher who performed
the ceremony.
Everything went on as if nothing had
happened until few days ago faint wills
pelings came to the ears of the parents
of both parties that X. l.. Doss and Miss
Eta Boggs We're man and wife The old
folks did not like it. Both sides kicked be-
cause the contracting parties were first
cousins. The father of the groom would
not believe that his son was married until
he came to Rome and consulted the rec
ords, and the mother of the bride tainted
away when she was told that her daughter
was married. Mr.. and Mrs. D0ss will con-
Mnue TO reside out In the Elatwoods.
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and the physicians gave 1t as their opinion
that he would live through the night. But
that he will get well seems impossible.
Reagan gave his address rs 165 West
twenty third street, New York city. Free
man lived on Vine street In Cincinnati.
John Reagan's Life.
The case of John Reagan, one OF the
horseshoers, who took the terrible draught
of carboic acid, thinking it was whisky,
is puzzle to the physicians.
1t is a question Of life or death, and rs
yet none of the physicians can decide it.
The man may live, and again he may die
at any moment He still lies very low
in a ward at the Grady hospital but his
suffering yesterday was not as great as
on the night before He was able to talk
some, and conversed with the physicians
and reporters about his awful mistake.
He may linger on for three or four days,
said Dr.. Fensch, "and then die. Again
he may recover It's hard to tell yet
We cannot find to what extent his internal
injuries are. | am afraid that inflammation
will set in and produce his death. Iu
case he should get well | have grave fears
of structure of the throat which will
prevent him from ever taking food through
the mouth. We cannot tell, yet, whether
he will live or die"
That Reagan is living now is probably
due to his iron constitution. He is power
fully strong man, and has q constitution that
seems able to bear most anything.
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A FLYING PIGEON.
II Goes to Providence. II. l., Distance oi
900 Miles in Twenty -Four Hours.

~ Goes Co Providence. IL, l., a Distance OF
900 Miles in Twenty -Four Hours.
| An interesting passenger arrived in the
| city Wednesday afternoon by tho vestibule
| train.
| 1t was not a common, everyday passen-
| ger. such as carries a valise in one hand
and walking stick in the other, but n
small. demure and quaint-looking passen-
ger In the shape Of a carrier pigeon.
| After stopping for few minutes in the
Southern Express otiice-just across the
street from the depot-it went Immediately
| to the weather bureau and there put up for
| the night.
1t came from Philadelphia. Pa, and is on
its way to Providence, II. /. 1t will not,
however, continue its journey in the same
way. The plan of the trip as projected by
the managers in Philadelphia was pas
sage by land as far as Atlanta, and then a
passage by airs from Atlanta to Provi-
dence, r.. l.
The distance between Atlanta and Prov-
dence Is 800 miles and the journey will be
quite a long one, but the pigeon is equal to
the trip and is not beginner, by any means,
III the art of navigation.
He has Just completed trip OF 30S miles,
and the owner states that he not only nc
complished it successfully, but in wonder
fully short length of time.
The following letter was received at the
bureau W c0neSddy ana luLIy APiiiHs VIC
route Of the pigeon,
Philndelphla, July 25.-Dear Sir: send you
herewith bird that will probably not be As
troublesome the last, inasmuch rs ne VIII
not have TO be held "for favorable weather
at sunrise"
The owner asks that you will give him food
and water upon arrival, and II ii is not later
than 2 o'clock that you viii let him go If
it il later than that then hold 1t until such
hour as suits your convenience next morning.
| send herewith three countermark bands
You will place one of them the leg II the
bird You need not tell ire Ghich one Is
used. If the bird returns home its owner Will
report TO me and | will report to you.
The bird belongs in Providence, and has
nearly 900 miles to cover before reaching
home. His last journey was 53S miles. Yours
truly H. s. STARR.
The advice of the letter was carefully
rived he was treated to a tempting repast
III the way of bird eating. The bill of fare
consisted of lady peas, shelled corn and
artesian water.
How long will it take him to make the
trip2'' was the question asked,
as the clerks in the bureau Office were
discussing the fight of the pigeon.
oh, no will get to Providence. | sup
pose, in about twentyfour hours" was
the. reply, and the Questioner gazed won
deringly INTRO the box that held she I'M
portant traveller.
He will have to fly without stopping?"
said tho party who seeking the in
formation, imparting n certain accent Of
inquiry. TO the words as he gazed into the
door of the box.
No; he will rest during the night, and
viii start out again before sunrise. The
greater part of the trip will be made in
broad open daylight and he will have Il
chance, rs he flies along, to take a birds
eye view of the country"
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TO WORK FOR CARNEGIE.
Ono Train Brings Nearly Two Hundred
Workman tn


Plttsburg, July 25.-In regard to the gen
eral situation of affairs today everything
seems quiet. Fast mail express No 7. west
bound on the Pennsylvania road, made Il
eaop 'nls morning at the station not indi-
Gated on Its schedules. This train does not
carry Passengers. but this morning there
were TWO mysterious looking day COACHES
windows were drawn closely and the doors
at both ends of the coaches were securely
locked. As the train neared Swissyile sta
ton, near the encampment of the provisional
brigade, it came to a stop. The day coaches
were shifted to siding in the front of tho
station and the train passed on to the city.
After the train had gone the doors of the
cars were opened and a number of men,
nearly two hundred in all, alightcd
1t was whispered among spectators ut
once that the men We're non-union workncn
bound for the Carnegie steel mills at Home
stead. The surmise proved to be correct
the entire body marched down the road
toward the camp of the Fourteenth res-
ment Tho steamer Little Bill was moored
at landing near City Farm station,
apparently waiting to carry the men over
the river The men are from Philadelphia.
New York and Boston and many are said
10 be skilled iron and steel workers.
A man was arrested today whom the Of
hcers assert to be Bergman's companion,
but great retcence is observed concerning
him
ODonnell was released On bail this after
noon.
Striking Their Tents.
Homestead, Pa, July 26.-The withdraw
al of the soldiers from Homestead has com
menced. The wildly enthusiastic cheering
today among the hundreds of white t,nts
on Shanty hill proclaimed the fact TO the
strikers in their homes ut the foot of the
slope. The lucky boys in blue who Were
the first ones to get marching orders were
members of the Eighth regiment. 1t is be
lieved that the troops will be gradually
removed until two regiments remain. The
two will be held until there is no further
danger of trouble
The Gas Turned On.
Pttsburg, July FIT was learned this
afternoon that attempt was made to
blow up Carnegies lower union mills in
this city. During the temporary absence
of the engineers some one turned on the
gas in the furnaces. 1t was only discovered
by the merest accident and this gas was
turned off before there was an explosion.
At the time there were IA men in the
furnace department. and many lives would
have been lost. The miscreant is not
known.
Bauer, the anarchist arrested yesterday,
says there are 500 anarchists in Pittsburg
and 1000 in western Pennsylvania.
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1roih Ine memphis commercial.
Another agile and yivacious cGn-can artist
aud star Of the burlesque opera has thrown
herself away a absolute British nobleman.
Connie Guchr1st Is or was, the name of the
heroine, and earl OF Orkney the title of the
hero OF this characteristic romance In high
life. The duke Of Beaufort. by virtue Of his
position as paramour Of long standing gave
the bride away, while another Illicit lover
acted as best man. The wedding breakfast
was served, we are told, at the brides house
IN Manchester street-s splendid mansion
built FOR her by the said Beaufort, as q mon
ument to her shame 1t is not to be supposed
however, THAI her happy husband allowed
any thought Of these things to cloud the sun
shine OF his wedding morn, and we may be
sure that the vivacous Connie was none tho
less charming and animated that account
British nobility is fast becoming an object of
universal contempt, and the Orkneys and
Beauforts are unconsciously serving the cause
or democracy in fastening the end of hered.
1tary privilege What farce Ii is that such
creatures should be law makers, by right of
blood, and transmit that right to the children
OF such abandoned women as Connie Gilchristl
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PROUD OF HIS DEED.
Bergman Says He Wants All the Credit
for Shooting Frick.


Pittsburg, July 25.-Bergman talks o.
casionally and shows considerable intere'
in learning how his act in shooting Erik
is regarded by the people. When he he'd
that Frick was doing well and would pro-
ably recover, he said he was sorry. lie
told the warden of the Jail that he as
born in St. Petersburg and was educed
at the gymnasium of one of the Icing
colleges of St. Petersburg. He waxat-
isiied that he had many sympathizer lie
knew that his life would pay the ralty
if Frick died and that if Frick lis he
(Bergman) will have a long term of lpris-
onment. He looked that up before fstart-
ed on his enterprise and is willing stand
the consequences, no matter what ~ are;
He said he had no confederates anTanted
all the credit that belongs to hi lie
speaks four languages.
The Jail officials express the oron that
Bergman is not crazy. He ASH 70 see
the newspapers today, but hiy1sh mas
not yet been gratifed
Bergmnn's Trial.
Pittsburg, Pa, July 29.-AleIler berg
man, the anarchist, who attemptt 70 hssasSl-
nate Fl. G. Prick, was given a ring IN the
police office of the Jail this aftePn ana held
for trial at the September ses' III s%4'ooo
hail
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Read and Eemcni her.

We cannot advertise in this department
Eeveral letters have been received this week
Offering articles aud mentioning a fixed price
we leave out all such letters; do not object TO
simple exchanges, but other offers will DO left
ut.
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Mrs. ?. A. Wall, Soddy, Tenn.-I come ask
tng for information concerning Monroe or
Jasper Copeland, who emigrated TO Texas
years ago, or their heirs.
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Mrs. l.. L Quinn, HashuQua, Miss.-Wnl
some be kind to give recipe for
removing mildcw, also how prevent 1t? I
am very fond of reading Woman's Kingdom.
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Mrs. II. c. Smith, Massiilon. Ala sent u
splendid chow chow recipe which was pub
ished in The Constitution few weeks ago,
In which the printer made mistake IN the
quantity OF sugar, which ought TO have been
2 IL pounds. If any Of the ladies have used
mix well in the jar
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A Cosby Exchange of Views Among the
Ladies' for Themselves.
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A Georgia MONDAY.

The moveless clouds In crazy crowds are
burned into the blue
Where, wild and white, hot shafts of light
come cleaning, streaming through
And even the rain that glitters down in warm
drops one by one,
Is but the pcrspration from the baking broil.
Ing sun!
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AFTER COLONEL ST A1oh

For Having Private Inms "a Up oy she
Thumbs.
w;,kssbarre Pa Jnlv.-A petition
Of great length signed bv Ay of the best
people in the city and Wing Vailey VIII
be sent from here to Cow tatuson To-
morrow asking that Cole Dtrealor, VINO
caused Private Iams to swuIs up Dy
the thumbs. be tried | orGach OF Inc
tr;aI srob 90 anv other minal would re-
ceive and if found gulf puinsneo.
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Mrs. J. e. Williams, Alton, Berrien
county, Gavin exchange a pair of one
XcaiVold brown Leghorns for Plymouth
locks Express office, Cecil, Ga, Georgia
Southern and Florida railroad,
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Mrs. G, NJ. Sparks, Orlando, Fla.--Has
feather edge and ric-rac trimming to ex-
change for colored Bingham and bleached
domestic. Write for particulars.
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Will the correspondents of this column please
address their letters te $50 CORTLAND avenue,
and not 400. This is the new number of my
house, and all letters must be addressed TO No.
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Mrs. T.. l.. Allen, Grand Cave, La
Would like to exchange geranium and be-
gonia cuttings, flowers seed and bulbs for
other bulbs and choice plants. Write for
particulars.
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WES.EYANFEMALE INSTITUTE

Opens Sept. o. 1892 One OF the most thor0urh
Schools for Young Ladies in thesouth Twenty-Five
One hundred and ffvwo h0srding nnriis f frCaO
twenty States Climate unexcelIed. Spec!al induce
mems 70 persons at q distance. Those see King Ihe
pest cchool Tor the lowest terms write for Calogne
OF tnis tlme-honOred school, 70 the ProsjrSt
!" M. II. aAieRlS, r. D., stRn,aton,Virxiuia.
1une25-30t-sat tues thurs ,wky1Ot
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Mrs Martha ]. Garner, Longleaf, NC
does not cost over one cent a rallon--nced
not be sealed. and will not sour when OPEN
ed, to exchange for two yards of good cali
co or any color, or stamped patterns
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Notice.

NorE-Letters written on both sides Of the paper
cannot be printed.
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Crescent Crayon Company, for they are
frauds. l wanted a good picture of my
darling papa, who died the 18th of last
February, and also one of my husband
sent the cash, thinking l would get good
pictures, but l never was 80 disappointed
In all my life as when l did get them, for
they Were nothing like the pictures | sent
them. When the express was paid they
cost me $lS.25. Now l will have to pay
out more money to have more taken, for
will not have them.
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Mrs. NJ. G. Wilkinson, Cusseta, Ga.-Has
music of all kinds to exchange for flowers;
also, books Tor flowers Write for particu-
lars.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Brownlee Stunston Miss
Wishes to exchange roller organ, with mu
Sic for baby buggy. Write for particu
lars.
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The Baker" a Cedar street, Athens,
Ga.-Will exchange recipe for fine light
bread and sure cure for corns for five
yards of fine checked muslin or five yards
NICE lawn, five yards good bleaching. 0
cents yard.
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Mrs J.. w. r., Oak Hill.-Can some one
tell me through the kingdom what ais my
turkeys? Their heads swell or pun up all
around the eyes and mouth, aud IL looks like
wind or water under the skin. While they
seem well every other way, they soon die. |
have lost nearly q hundred this season. Ii
any one can tell me what will cure 1t they
will greatly obige friend OF the Kingdom.
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Ian
William ven AtantaG Gal.
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will be gladly received by his brothers and
aged parents.

A Subscriber, Sacramento Call see s.
many asking through The Constitution abou
the California cold process of preserving fruit
that | thought would send you clippint
published In San Francisco. l also had the
analysis made by Professor Hilyard, Of thu
state university, but have a% mislaid 1t. Wn
taken very long, while others car
use it for "a long while without any serious
effect. We take The Constitution and look
anxiOusly for its coming. l am a Georgian
and love all her people.
Motel am not certain that this letter was
intended for publication therefore withheld the
name, but thank the writer and think our
readers ought to have the benefit OF the letter
and the clipping, as SO many Questions nave
frult.
A Cold swindle.
An old reader Of The Rural, who now lives
In Florida. asks our opinion about an adver-
tisement which he says is circulating In east
"a pS Chance e to Make Money. California Cold
Process for Keeping Fruit Perfectly Fresh Ie j.
Rushel in Ten Minutes. Cost About One Cent
Quart Can Get Directions"
way w the he swindler ' viii probably draw much
money from credulous eastern people, NO
such thing is done In California, although
some years ago there was rascal out here
trying to sell some such thing which he then
called 'preservatye powder from Canada ,
1t was an out and out swindle-a bare-faced
fraud Such, too is the cold process men
toned above. We are not surprised to know
that II halls from point in Ohio. There IS a
nest of petty swndcrs in Ohio which the
government should put In the penitentiary for
thieying through the mails. Every few months
they use Il bait, but 1t is the same old
trap. They nre very artful in sending their
antces to the papers. and some Of our CON
temporaries help In their games unwittngy
We can tell tt cir ear marks from long dis
lance. The use OF the name California in
their coltemptihle business Is q new depar-
ture. Let no one be deceived thereby.
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Mrs M. e. Clack, Abilene, Tex,-Ha
hooking birds to exchange for organ. Writ
for particulars.
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BURNED TO DEATH
BY H DRINK or DEADLY CARBOLIC
ACID THURSDAY.
They Thought 1t was Whisky and Two Mon
Drank Copiously OF It-Freeman is Dead
and Reagan Cannot Recover.

All the agonies of torment were endured
by two mon Thursday through terrible
mistake they made.
The love of whisky, and the tempting
sight of flask filled with what appear
ed to be rye, lured the two unfortunates
to their fatal error.
The flask was filled with carbollc acid,
and thinking it was whisky the two men
drank it.
The effect of the fiery fluid was cleo
tric. 1t burned like vitriol, and the poor
suffering men went into spasms of pain.
After three hours of the most excruclat-
ing pain, death relieved one of the suf-
ererS.
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Mrs 4. II. Browne, Majors, S. CT see some
OF the sisters wanting to know who will make
hair braids from combings. l can make
them, and would be glad to get some to make:
Hair can be sent by mail Can any one tell
me il there is anything not poisonous that will
destroy worms on cabbage; they are about 70
ruin mine. Thanks to the sisters for the cold
water process Of preserving fruits, but does
not the salycasilc acid give the fruit rather
unnIeasant taste Mnen uscdi
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Minnie Fose, Houston, Tex see Mrs.
j. Il. Wagner wants to know where to
send some pictures to have them enlarged
l advise her not to send them to the
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Andy Wood, Silver Run, ALIAS SO
many have found their lost relatives through
the Woman's Kingdom l come asking the
readers of the Kingdom, can any of them
tell me where James NJ. Wood is? Age
thirty. When last heard from he was at
East Point, Ga. Any information of him