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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-27

JuIia A Bone Mt Lebanon, Gal like to read
The constitution | think that il is indeed good
and instructive paper; and, think that Aunt Su,
sizes letters are very useful "nG entertaining ana
we AL should appreciate her kindness and interest
which she takes in the young peoples irtincnt,
and try to make this corner AS interestin. as pos
Sihle. ~,
piece: '''rhe lips that touch liquor shall Shall
never touch mine"
/ will close by asking for correspondents
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tions' little Folks.

yam",r FofIzs. corner has improved so much. |
wish to exnre my gratitude to Aunt Susie Tor
the benefit she is doing uS. . -,
| have the music 10 Annie Rooney, anu VIII
exchange It for some eond Rotations.
viii close ny asking one question; "Nhete ID
the FIoltin@ Island"
Correspondents solicited-either sex.
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and Pastime.
These books are printed on good paper
w. want 100 600 new subscriber to he
Constitution and to secure eaIns we make
this liberal offer. We viii send any W.
books selected from this list and IL 4
WEEKLY CONSTITUTION for one year ZOE
One Dollar.
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Hattie Walker, Summervillc. Ga.-My father is
a bIacksmith, and ne and his partner have made
close on to tour huured dollars this ar.
live about five miles from the ht;le town OF
Su,n,nerville, which think will be large city
some dlv if it keeps fourishing as 1t has been
TOR he last two years.
| do my own dress making can cook, wash, starch
and iron just do anything | want to, except
write good letter to The Constitution; isn't that
SO. Aunt Susie?
Correspondents solicited
Katie Lord Center Ga For some time past
have b .en reading with much interest the letters
of the cousins from all parts of the United 81 ates
Center is a beautiful little place, situated seven
miles northwest of Athens on the \ L. railroad.
Nv father is a merchant and | help him some
times when he needs little girl,s hep IKE mine
am IN school at present. We Ike our teacher
very much because he is so kind to us.
/ am eleven years old and have no pets, except
my little sister Hettie
Samuel Barker, Harhinger, n. CT am little
merchant Oh the extreme end of POwell's Point
IL is four miles the Currituck sound to the
Atlantic ocean. think this little sound is the
most beautiful spot III North Carolina .
In winter season its waters are dotted Win VITA
swan, geese and ducks. In summer season there
are many kinds of fresh fish.
We have several churches here in Currituck, ana
the most people are Christian workers.
Naudc Norris and Pearl Hudson. Apex, " c.
We two little girls eleven years Old. We live
y
Papa has been subscriber to your excellent pa
per for number of years, and we always look
forward to reading the Young Folks corner with
SO much pleasure.
We would be very glad to have some of the little
! cousins write TO
| Wishing you glad Christmas and happy New
! Year. we are very truly yours.
/ Mary Eason, Boston, Cal live In the country
! between ThomasviIle and Boston, j not at
/ school now. My school was out week ago.
] am now enjoying the sugar bOllngS. Papa will
/ make up his syrup next week.
We have been taking The Constitution for a long
! time, and we would not ike to be without it,
! have one sister and four brothers. My sister
! and oldest brother are attending school in Thorn
! asviile.
| / have pretty little kitten name Grover Cleve-
! land.
! would like few correspondents.
With much love to Aunt Susie, will Close
| Age, twelve.
W. n. Baker. POntotoc, Miss.-Boys, we must not
let the girls beat us for they might brag about
/ am going to school now and like it very much.
We have a very good school here and good teach
ers Our teachers observed Thanksgiving day. and
expect to have "A nice time Christmas hunting
robbits. squirrels and birds.
How many of the sixteen year old cousins can
play on violin? l can play, but l don't have
much time for that, my studies keep me busy
most of the time. / have five studies and like
physiology and civil government best of all.
IN. u. .A.". Sunny Side. xaa.-I hsvesjust I'm
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Milford Ford Floy Ala.--I have just read poor
Amos Gipsons letter and every word he writes is
true, for while have been afflicted only seven
years, ever since could remember he la, had to
sit in his chair withilis poor limbs drawn with
rheumatism, and he has suffered a thousand
deaths, and wish every one OF you would send
him all the old stamps you can to enable nm to
get his medicines, for he is needy and Will give
you good references from his pastor.
His address is A. c. GIpson, Glpson, Ala.
Wishing you all happy Christmas, am your
loving friend.
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This Is the most liberal offer ever made BY
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Rose Miller, Mocksvile, n. C.-Couslns, are you
all fond of reading? | am. We have q good Ii
brary in our school. Just think. one more week,
and school will be out. l am glad for am all
ticipat hg quite time during the holidays
My brother and had candy stew last week.
We had quite nice time.
would like to exchange cancelled stamps for
silk and velvet scraps, or something else use
full. have several hundred stamps and have no
use for Them myself. II any wants them
would like to hear from them.
We ought to make Tins PAGE more interesting,
and think if each one will try, we can succeed.
1 would like to have a few correspondents.
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Molly Elliott 81 North Fifth Street Marshall
town. lo.-Aithougb find no on eng ge't in the
same busine's that am thought perhaps some
Of the readers We're.
Two yeas AGO | commenced course in stenog-
raphy and alter studying three n.y. nths took p0
sit on in i Land office in >Iar,haltown. kept on
with nv studies until | had com peted a six
months course and remained in the law of1iC' for
nearly year, when took one in railroad Office
in the same town.
rem incd there about two month. ] now am
again writing contracts nd petitions in another
law Office and enjoy my work very much, now
have become acoustic to the terms
would be pie sed to correspond with any who
may be engag d in the same business, as think
we would derive considerable pleasure well as
benefit from 1t.
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pVITTV PIANOS, OKGA rs @33up, Wantagrs
DGh Cat. FREE. Daniel T. Beatty. Wash
lngton, Nj. decl-w3m Dot Cot nTm
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24
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Satan'- New Work.

San Antonio, Tex, Feb. 17.-BisL-
op Ueraz Of this Catholic diocese
and other prominent citizens have
lately been the recipients Of letters
written for the purpose of extorting
money from them under pain of
death. These letters bear the sig
nature OF ''Satan" aud purported to
come from secret society similar
to the Malta They requested that
certain sums be left at particular
places. and threatened death in the
event Of failure to comply with
the demands or reporting the mat
ter to the police, Francisco Car
denas. a Mexican citizen received
one of these letters and gave it to
the police The money demanded
was $500. 1t was placed as desig
mated and officers watched the spot
and arrested Antonio Delgadc, s
Mexican stranger. An effort will be
made to plobe the matter to the
bottom.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24
Affected by Religion.

Atchison, Kan, Feb. 16.-Eight
years ago Robert +. Rose Of Iatan
brought suit against the city for
damages on account of injuries re-
ceived by falling into hole in de-
tectiye sidewalk. The doctors We're
unanimous in their opinion that he
had received permanent INJURIES, and
the jury awarded him $4,000. Thia
was reduced by the Judge to $4,000.
An appeal was taken to the supreme
court and the decision of lower
court was affirmed. The city was
finally compelled to levy a special
tax to pay the judgment, and $1,000
was recently collected by Rose at
torneys who gave him notice.
Upon receiving this notice yester-
day Rose came to Atchison and sur,
rendered to the sheriff, asserting
that he was perjurer and should
be punished. He declared that he
deliberately planned the accident,
that he received no injuries and that
he swore to many falsehoods in or
ler to win a verdict. He said that
ne had recently experienced religion
and that he wanted to square him
self with God.
The general impression here is
that Rose is insane. Attorney
Bland has the case under advise
.nent and declares that Rose mus
20 to either an insane asylum OF the
penitentiary. As it is the city is on
It's money and the question is how t.
get it back
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24

This is the great problem OF lite which
few satisfactorily solve. Some tail be-
cause OF poor health others want OF
luck. bl., the majority from deficient
syit-want Of nerve. They are nervous.
irrc>olure, cha0geable, easy to ce, the
blues and take spirits dow TO Kee2
the spirits up Thus wasting time,
money, opportunity and nerve force.
There i nothing like he Restorative
Nervins discovered BY the grea: special
list, Dr. Miles, - cure all nery ot> dis
eases - headache, the blues. nervous
Pro>trasion, >leePle>sne>s, neuralgia. ST.
Wins dance. ttS and hvsteria. Trial
bottles and tiLe book OF testimonials tree
At II. l.. fuckers drugstore.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24
Guaranteed Cure

We authorize our advertized
druggist to sell DR.. Kings New DIS
covery for consumption, coughs and
colds. upon this condition. If YOU
afflicted with cough, cold or any
lung, throat or chest trouble. and
will use this remedy as directed, Civ
ing it fair trial. aud experience no
benefit you may return the bottle
and have the money refunded We
could not make this offer did we not
know that DR. Kings New Discov-
cry could be relied on. 1t never
disappoints. Trial bottle fee at H
L fuckers drugstore Large size
soc 81.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24
Jews Want to Go Back

New York, Feb. 17.-Many Rus
sian Jews are applying daily at the
office of the Russian Consul General
in this city to be sent back to Rus.
sia. They are unable t. make a
living i'll the United States and wait
to get back to their homes aud
friends. The Russian vice consul.
c. G. Peterson. said today that the
talk about these people being ex-
PEELED from Russia was all nonsense.
The Jews in Russia said he.
''are restricted to certain provinces.
and III none Of these provinces does
famine exist 1t is not the He
brews who are suffering from fam
inc, but the great mass of the Rus
sian peasantry.
Mr.. Peterson thought that the Sc.
cret of the Jewish exodus TO this
country was that they had an idea
they would get money from tie
Hirsch fund. He said the consul
ate had no money with which tc
send the Jews back to Russia.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24
TACEIiNG THE TARIFF.
Effect o. Protection ON AGrirultuic
TO Dr Investigated.

Washin gton, Feb. 16.-The house
of representatives has decided that
the first Investigations into the Oper
atoms of the Mckinley bill shall be
conducted by the committee on ag
ricuturc. This arrangement has
the formal sanction Of the democrats
of the Ways and means committee,
us the inquiry of Chairman Hatch
and his committee is to be directed
particularly to the effect that the
high tariff has had upon the agricul-
tural interests Of the country.
1t is understood that later the
committee ON manufacturers will be
authorized to conduct an inquiry as
10 the effect Of the tariff law on the
manufacturers and skilled wage work
ecs, and thus in the end reports will
be made on the various phases of the
new law by rs many different com
mittees.
Mr.. Hatch. who had been pre- sslng
the agricultural investigation resolu-
ton, says he regarded its adoption
as the first shot fired at the McKin.
ley bill and believes that it will have
its effect. He thinks that AN inves-
tigation will show that the law has
been detrimental to the agricultural
interests and that the committee on
agriculture will find no difficulty in
obtaining voluntary witnesses to tes-
tify to the existing facts.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24
The Nations Census.

\ hill t. establish a permanent
census bureau has been introduced
hv Senator Hale. Of Maine
Census officials acknowledge the
inability Of any hastily equipped
census TO compass in a short tine
he immense variety Of inquiries in
social. economic. religious. educa-
.ional, scientific and many other
lines required, aside from the main
features of population, wealth, oc.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24
300. 900 "A Week

The st. Louis Republic proves by
sworn statement. that 33,7771 new
paid, yearly subscribers exclusively
of renewals) were added to the mail
lists of the Twice a-Week' Repub-
lie during the months of December
and January just past, and shows
by fac simile postotfice receipts, that
more than 10000 copies of each
issue or exceeding 100000 every
week, were actually mailed during
that time The history of American
newspapers has never presented a
more wonderful record of success.
The people are quick to distinguish
between stage coach and railroad
service. The "Twice-a-Week" Re
public is issued every Tuesday and
Friday for only one dollar year and
is unquestionably the best and cheap
est newspaper published in the United
states. Sample copies free. Address
The Republic, st. Louis, No.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24

Don't let your fear OF iniuring the
drug business here influence you
any longer, but sign the saloon pc
tition. the drugsaloons will still have
a monopoly on Sundays. as the >a-
looms would Lave to close then, be-
sides It's their bes, day any way
Tribune. E.dorado Springs,
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24
/ Have, as You Know,

been selling BradfieLd's Female Regu-
Lator for yrars, and have ad a steadily
increasing demand tor it; it gives the
very best satisfaction: frequently Sell
it 10 physicians who use it in their praC-
tice with the most satisfactory results. g.
K Mhomas, NJ. D.,
NaLdosta, Ga.
Sold by aLLdruggists, III-m
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24
Bucklens Arnlca Salve,

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, ,Chspped Hands, Chlblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price = cts per box
Eor sale by Ii. l. Tucker. druggist.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24
Bob Ford Still Alive.

Creele, Colo. Feb. IA rumor
was in circulatien to-day that Bob
Ford, who became notorious bv the
Staying Of Jesse James, had been
shot and killed III a quacrel over =
game Of cards There was not the
slisLtes; founLa,i2n for the report
as he has been living Quietly here
and has had no quarrels Of any kind
BIB was seen il his customary place
tonight, dealing whisky over the
bar of his exchange. anl when ask
el about his alleged killing laughed
ana said it was tLe yoliest nina OF a
cauard
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24

Allow me to tribute to the efficacy
of Elys Cream Balm | was suffer
ing from Il severe attack of influenza
and catarrh and WAS induced to try
your remedy. The result was mar
velous. | could hardly artlculate,
and in less than twenty four hours
the catarrhal symptoms. aud my
hoarseness disappeared and l was
able to sing heavy role i'll Grand
Opera with voice unimpaired. |
strongly recommend it to all singers
w. II. Hamilton, Leading Basso
of the G. ID. Hess Grand Opera Co
13 IT
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24

keytesville, Nc, Feb 1G.-Sena-
tor Andrew Nackay Of this place an
nounced his candidacy to-day for
lieutenant governor. He hes served
two terms in the state senate and IS
we'll and favorablv known through.
out the state.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-02-24

How time goes flying by. Tie
three huulredth anniversary Of the
death Of I'aSSo, tie poet. vii. be eel
eb:atei il Rome this year.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08
Convenient and Economical.

The grest advantage OF Humphreys s
Specific over every other system of medi-
cine is briefly: They are simple. so that
no mistake Is made in selecting or giving
the money. They are convenient, cur
ing III oAce numerous ills, ailments and
diseases, TO which all are liable. They
are efficient. By their timely use five
sixths of all diseases may be arrested
without serious illness or calling ph1 ST.
clan, thus saving vast amount of suffer
ing and q multitude of lives In the
entire list there is not one which has not
the guarantee of the most ample exper-
fence over and over repeated as to is
great curative value and efficiency. A
few doses often saves visit from the
doctor, and long course of sickness
with its heavy expenses, Hum phreYs
Specifics are the result OF a disc very of
particular remedy or specific for each
particular disease. This is accom- Dlished
according to law announced hy DR..
Humphreys to the profession for'- years
ago, and since elaborated and extended
to the whole series OF his specific.
Manual free
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08
Obituary.

Michael @. Brennan died at his home
1921, Fifth-snd~s>half avenue last nigh,
of dropsy, aged SO years. He had been
i'll for nine months He leaves wife
and seven children. of whom Thomas l.
who is now visiting here resides at Sioux
City, and Mrs. P. Cook lives in
Chicago. The others have their homes
in Rock Island, and are; Farrell. Mamie
Fannie, Rosie and Aggie. Mr.. Brennan
was born in Sligo. Ireland. and had re-
sided in Rock Island 30 years, and was
highly respected by all who knew him.
The funeral occurs from st. Joseub's
church at o'clock tomorrow morning
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08
MILAN

MILAN, Dec 2. The ladies Of the M.
E. church are going to give an entertain
ment on the 18th inst, which will be
beth instructive and entertaining.
R. B Stearns formerly of the u s.
engineering corps. now of Chicago gave
US a call last week.
Sylvester Richie was trying to find
out the strength of a dynamite cap
Now he is minus the joints Of two
fingers anG the thumb of his right hand.
DR.. Wiggens fixed him up and sent him
on his way rejoicing.
Talk about the boom in Milan Every
thing is on the boom, property is
changing hands every day at good prices.
The new brick block is about ready to
occupy; Charles Thompson is building a
new house that Will be credlt to the
town. William Mcconnell is building a
fine residence which he will occupy in
the spring. William Tenges our enter>
prising blacksmith has moved in'o his
new brick shop and is doing a rushing
business and has t. shop that would be a
credit to any town. Every business
house in town is doing rushing bust
ness.
We don't see anything of those every
day riots that the Union reporter saw
when he was out here last week. l wish
he would be better posted before he
comes out to write up our town, 1t wont
be very healthy for him if one OF oul
business men gets a grip on him; l think
he will teach him him to tell the truth a,
ell times.
Work on the Hennepin is progressing
very well. The weather has stopped mos
of the earth work for the present but
everything will be 10 shape for the win
ter before work IS stopped. Capt Wheeler
has large force of men at work and
will continue as long as the weather will
permit.
Yesterdays accident. detailed in THE
ARGUS, was the first serious one in con
nection with the canal.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08
RELIEF WORK.

The Ladies' Industrial Society Expresses
Its Gratitude to Those Who Have En-
couraged and Aided it.
The Ladies Industrial Relief society
wishes to express its gratitude to all
scholars attending the High school for
their gift of 1878. also to all scholars at
tending the Grammar schools for their
generous donations which enabled the
ladies to send out IS Thanksgiving
tickets. There has also been handed to
the treasurer of the society 1874 given at
the union services Thanksgiving morn
ing.
The ladies wish to express their sp-
probation OF the generous financial aid
and encouragement given them in their
work
At the las. meeting Mrs Carl Roch w
membership solicitor for the First ward
reported Is members. Mrs. j. G. Gill
more from the Second ward reported 1S
members. Mrs G. A. Rose from the
FIJI h and Sixth wards reported % mem
bers. Mrs. L. S. McCsbe from the
seventh ward reported 9 members. The
society Acknowledges the following
directions:
Five dollars from a friend, goods
valued at IS from Mrs. P. Greenawslt. an
order for groceries to the amount of 81,
Mrs. s. A. Kerns. clothing from. Mes
danes Heroertz. O'Neil. Spencer. Hsssel>
quist. Cleland, Lynde. Jas. S. Gilmore
Capt Lyon. Col B rgh. Eggles,on,
Francis. Thompson, Koehler, Bailey,
Misses PIummer and Mixter, Mrs.
Souders, 50.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08

II b. the Hoosier comedy, is to
be presented at H4rper's theatre tonight.
'Z5b9 is the abbreviated title of hilsri-
GUS and romantic comedy from the pen of
Sam NJ. Young. II is a story of life
among the rural denizens of the farming
lands near Muncis. indiana. The COM
pany is 8 strong one. The scenery is all
new, and was painted from models made
near Muncie.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather, a fair sized audience witnessed
the presentation at the Burtis at Daven>
port last evening, of the Shakesperean
tragedy, "Othello," by Walker White
side ana his company, a large num-
Der of Rock Island admirers OF the
rising young tragedisn being present As
the Moor, Mr.. Whiteside was superb. re-
minding one very much of Lawrence
Barrett, and this co comparison is no dis
credit TO the late eminent tragedian. The
support was strong, Mr. Surge on's Iago,
Miss Cnurch's Desdemona and Miss
Hamblin's Emilia, all being worthy char
acterzstions. Tonight Mr. Whiteside
and company appear at the Burtis in
Richard the Third" and splendid en-
tertainment is promised.
Sam T. Jacks 40 Thieves" company
appear at the Burtis Sunday for matinee
and night performance.