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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-07-26
A1EnICAL nEpAn1AlENT Tnlane UniYer-

MEDIIAI4 DEFAKIMLNi ITIdHt NIIFtR-
sity of Louisiana-ItS advantages for prac-
teal instruction. and especially in the diseases
secures it superintendent materials from the
great charity hospital With its seven hun
dred beds and twenty thousand patients
annually Students have no hospital
fees to pay and special instruction is Gany
given at the bedside Of the sick. as IN no other
Institution Next college session begins October
Il. 1892 For catalogue information adj
dress Professor S. 4. Chaito, NJ. D.. dean,
New Orleans, La, Postotfice drawer 26l
julyl9-W2t.
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BY AUNT SUSIE.


ntandd yelopme tin hat o
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Lucie Taylor. Lar<ns Fork, Ala.-I am little
girl twelve years of age l have just returned
from school few days ago and it is so nice to go
to school. Every boy and girl ought to strive to
get an education.
want to ask the cousins what the first
thing ever printed in the United States?
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Ernestine Trotter, Bolton. Mss.--I have never
a letter from town. | thought ] would
write. We have very pretty little town. We
have graded school. two churches, and Il number
of stores and about five hunded inhabitants. [
wish Aunt Susie would come down here visit
US. am not like most of the cousins | have no
pets, except the piano. am great lover of
music. | will ask for few correspondents.
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Merria Elenar Willis, Coffee Creek, Ark.-I had
seen in The Constitution several times where some
persons wanted Cancelled stamps and confederate
money ] have confederate money and few
stamps would like To exchange for some silk
scraps for quilts.
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Jimmy Heatherey. Zirconia, Nc am little
kid of eight summers. can ride horse just as
good as any OF 'em. killed big rattlesnake up
In the new ground the other day How wicked he
looked as he coiled himself up, elevated his head,
and licked out his tongue at me, as much as to
saw don't fool with me little fellow"
Pap has farm away up on mountain, and
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SAN FRANCiSC0, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. M
nov9-d1v SAT- tues hur wky top cl nrm .elp
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James ,. thompson, heehng, va write 10
tell you how much enjoy the cousins letter, but
yours more than any of them. | am glad you told
us how TO behave at the table. No doubt many
little boys and girls will think of you when
tempted TO be rude AZ the table. Mamma often
wonders to what church you belong We are Bap-
lists. This is the strongest denomination in this
section OF Virginia.
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a horse viii travel 400 yards in Four
and half minutes at walk. 500 yards
In two minutes at tr &. 900 yards iu
one minute at gallop The usual
work o. horfe b. taken 90 29. 500 pounds
raised one foot per minute for eight
hours per day. IS horse will carry $50
pounds twenty five miles per dag AZ
eight hours An average draft horse
will draw 1000 pounds twenty-tbree
miles per day ON level road weight 81
q wagon included Tho average
weight % horse IS 900 pounds. bis
strength is equivalent to that OF give
men. IRA e horse miii moving 80 three
feet per second track twenty -fve feet
diameter, lac cxcrta with the machine
the power Of four aud half horses.
The greatest amount horse can pull
in horizontal line Is 900 pounds. but
hc can only do this uomeutarily: BOB
continued eNcrtior probably half of
this is thc limit ilc attnins his growth
in Eve years. VIII. live twenty five.
average siNfecn years. s horse VIII
live twenty nvc day on wetcr withou.
solid food, bnt only Eve ylys on solid
food without drinking Humane World.
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b. local applications. ma they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF Tho ear. There II.
only one way TO cure pcafncaa, and that L.
by constitutional remedies Deafness IL
caused hN an innsmed condition Of tho mu-
cons lining OF the Euntachian 1ube " hon
TITS tube rvts inuamcd you have rumbllng
sound or imreftcct hearing. and when "a ~
entirely closed Deafness is tho result. and
1nlces tue Inflammation can be taken cut
and this tube restored To- its normal condi-
ton, hearing will bo destroyed forever,
nne cases out OF ten are caused by catnrrh.
which IL nothing but M inhamcd condition
OF Tho mucous surfaces
We Will give ono Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness (causcd by cntarrhl
that cannot DO cured by Halle Catarrh
euro Scnd Tor circulars. FREQ
y. j CunnSrf a. Co, Toledo, q.
SV-Sold by pruggists. Toe.
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Doesn'f aIooi, n, "A,

Docsnf "fook" as she o,sykl
the weak. nervous and ailinp wo
man. AS long as shc suffers from
tho achca, pains, and arrangements
peculiar To her sex, sho cant OK.
poet 20.
But there's only herself TO blame.
With DR. Picrcc's Fayoritc Pro.
scription, she's different woman.
Aud tia change that can bc seen
as well M felt. Tho system In in.
vigorated. tho blood enriched. di.
gcetion improved, melancholy and
nervousness dispcllcd.
With tho" Favoritc Prescription"
all the proper functions arc restored
TO healthy action. Periodical pains,
weak back, bcaring-down sensations,
nervous prostration, nil "fumnlo
complaints are cured by IL. IT,
tho only medicine for woman's
weaknesses and ailments that
guaranteed Co do what In claimed
for IL. II IL doesn't give satisfao.
ton, In every case for which tia rec.
commended, the money IL returned.
Can something clao offered by
the dealer, though IL may pay hin
better, DO " Just as good"S
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ENRichlr.o ma. EARm



ssa Green Manure.
When bought my prescn, farm a,
siSty-hve aercs In the fall Of the wear.
found IL IN "a sadly rundown condition.
Not one acre of meadow was ON the
place, and the tenant declared that IL
was too poor to raise clover. com.
mcnced ey putting IN the best portions
OF the farm - fall wheat. and the poor
er parts To fall rye. During the winter
cut wood and hauled IL down 10 the
city. aud when | could not get a load a,
manure given To me. could easily buy
two-horsc load FOR twenty-five cents.
This used as a top,ircssing on the fall
crops. very thinly. OF course. In sprin,
sowcd clover and timothy sccd ON the
wheat aud So much rye a. had top
dressed This | followed with "A forty.
five toothcd steel harrow. which served
the double purpose OF covering the
seed aad nning the manure. Tho bal.
ance OF the rye left TO grow as best 4,
might Till about the LIST OF June. Then
proceeded u pillow Il down with "A
weed book, or - chain fastened tn the
fnrrow horses whifllctrcc aud back To
The pillow then rolled aud fined the
soil To hasten the decomposition of the
rye, aud after properly pulvcriziug and
again rolling, planted /, partly 10 po,
tatocs aud corn, sowing the balance to
Hat turnips. In August there was "A
good growth OF bottoms. pulled tho
larger ones - feed the stock, as at this
season OF the ycar the pastures are sui.
tering from dry, hot weather Then |
plowcd down this mass OF vegetation
aud again rolled and narrowed tin tim 4.
To SOW - wheat. The uoxt year there
was NO trouble in locating the line Of
green manuring.
A. soon n a. was time TO stop cult.
waiting the corn crop soycd rye In the
corn, cultivating between the rows
with n shallow tool. This gave pastur.
age for all kinds Of stock tin the snow
covered the ground This item ~ pas
tnrc alone will pay the cost OF labor and
seed rye. Next year The rye was turned
down, seeding 10 clover and timothy.
After digging the potatoes, narrowed
the ground down level aud sowcd 90 rye
tn pillow down for corn or millct for fod.
der taking oft in time 10 nm pare for
wheat TO bc seeded down the followin,,
spring to clover. Sometimes I plant
potatoes ON every third furrow when
blowing down the rye. and II il should
be a dry season the potato crop will
grow right along ~ the rye seems to re
tain the moisture | have had potatoes
thus planted that were green aud -four.
ishing weeks after all ordinary ten.
der vegetation was blaclScned by the
frost. In digging potatoes so planted
l, IL better to plow them out IL Is
enough TO make a man enthusiastic To-
see the clean crop Of tubers lying in a
rich bed OF dccomposed vegetation.
This plan OF cnriching the farm may
bc carried into the garden patch. talk.
ing off squash and other vegetables.
and sowing TO rye 10 piow down for the
same kind Of crops the following sea.
son. No muttcr II il does not come up
that fall, IL will come all right In the
spring, and only bc few days behind
the earlier sown crop. Joseph smith
in American Agriculturist
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LOVE FOR THE BEAUTIFUL.
How "a Womnn's INmd Deed Added To
Iaborcr's Happiness.

How "a Womnn's Kind Deed Added To u
Laborcr's Happiness.
A pretty little incident happened
few days ago i'm suburban street ear
returning TO the city. A woman en-
tered with basket full OF scarlet. pink,
md white Rcraniurns, which she was
carrying home To brighten up the long
winter days. She set the basket OF fra
grant blossoms ON the floor aud was
talking 10 "A chance acquaintance next
her when the car stopped, and a gang
OF Italians, who had been working on
the road filed in and completely sur
rounded her. They stood in the aisle and
hung on the straps with one hand,
and To their dinner pals with the other
and IL was with difficulty that she pro
tected her precious flowers from their
rough feet One with particularly dirty
clothes and u strong smell Of garlic
htnging about him pumped himself
down beside her. He wore earrings in
his brown ears, and brass rings ON his
dirty fingers. lie carefully placed his
tin pail on his greasy knees and began
To talk in bis native tongue 10 his com
panions There was disagrccablo look
upon his face and an unattractive air
about him.
Involuntariiy the woman drew her
dress away and moved nearer the lady
next her. The movement plainly said
that she resented the intrusion Of this
horde OF dirty laborers and particularly
the unclean son OF toll beside her
Presently she noticed her ncighbor look
ing longingly at her flowers and direct
ing the attention Of "a companion toward
them. a soft sweet look came into her
face, and quickly pluclsing one OF the
pretticst blossoms she handed IL 20 the
astonishcd man. a light smile chased
away the disagrccablc frown as he
stuck the scarlet flower into his button
hole. She noticed the wistful look
which his grimy companion cast upon il
anil she selected beautiful pink bios
som and handed itato him He received
u with shy. pleased look and IL soon
adorned the lapel Of his faded brown
coat; aftcra moment consultn zion with
his neighbgr the man with the earrings
handed him his dinncr-pail, and reach
ing down nc lifted the basket 81 flow
ers carefully out Of harms way and
placed IL upon his knees During tho
long ride they talked in their native
tongue about the flowers, uftcii burving
their brown faces among the brilliant
blossom Perhaps their warm coiors
brought % message Of love from ftroH
Italy 90 her cxilcd sons-who knows2
As the woman ncarcd her dcstination
she commenced to pluck the blossoms
The man watched her with an Interested
look in Dis little black eyes. % look
which changed To- pleased surprise.
when az sec rose o. leave the car She
thrust the glowing flower. into his
dirty hands a smile shOue on bic
swarthv face 90 hc looked ai bis uucx-
pcctcd treasures. TO one on-lookcr al
least came the wcll-known passage.
In 80 much as We have douct unto ono
~ The least of these my brethren. yc
nave done 10 unto me- -Chi,aso Til
baue
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USEFUL ANo SUGGESTIVE.

Clean piano keys with soft RAG
dipped In alcohol
III the wick of lamp docs not move
easily in the holder. draw out one or
two threads from one side. The wick
should DC ~ large - one a. the holder
will receive.
When going fr,om "a warm atmos-
phcrc into "A cooler one always keep the
mouth closed. 80 that tho air may DC
warmed by it, passage through the nose
ere /, reaches the lungs.
"A good tonic for the hair In Of salt
water; = ;caspoonful of salt TO half
pint of water, applied 10 the hair two
or three times week. Tho effect ut
the end OF a month win bc surprising
Rye futfS.-iscat together until
well mingled. one pint of thin cream
and the yolS OF one egg. Add gradu-
ally, beating meanwhile. four cups OF
rye Hour Continue Ia beat vigorously
for ten minutes. then add the stiniy-
beaten white OF the egg. and bake ln
heated irons. Good Health.
Ocean Calsc.--'I~o cupfulS white
sugar, onc-half cup of butter. one cup
sweet milk. three cups OF siftcd Hour.
three tcaspoonfuls baking powder. and
beaten whites of five cg,yS, two table.
Spoontuls lemon juice. This makes an
excellent layer cake but IL IN meant
Ia Toe baked Ia "a loaf. Detroit Free
rrcSs
"A Good Calciminc. To make good
calciminc soak one pound of white glue
over night. then dissolve II m boiling
water and add twenty pounds of Paris
! A.. al Al.
mixture shall bc OF the consistency Of
thick milk. Ia this any tint may Toe
given that IN Observation-Disclosures Home
journal.
--FricaSsccd rripc. Cut the tripc into
small squares, place IL in little milk
or water. aud when boiling add "A table
spoonful butter rubbed smooth with Ne.
much Hour. aud salt aud pepper to taste.
Cover closely and let IL simmer slowly
for an hour OF more. when very tender.
serve with finely chopped parsley strcwn
over the top. Orange Judd Farmer.
Park House Grahnm Mullins. -Four
eggs. one tcacupful Of brown sugar. two
tahlcspoonfulS OF melted butter or lard,
onc-half tcacupfui of good yeast, pinch
OF salt two quarts OF graham flour.
milk enough Ia mako stiff batter.
MiN and let IL rise over night In the
morning, hll the muffin rings half full.
and bake IN IA quick ovcn.-Boston Bud
get
-Shhrcd Eggs with Cheese. For six
people take one pint OF cream. four
ounces of Parmcsan cheese. little cay
cnnc and six eggs. Put the cheese and
two-thirds OF the cream and the dash OF
cayenne together In saucepan aud
cook them till they arr thoroughly i'm
corporntcd and quito smooth. then pour
the mixture ON "a buttcrcd dish and put
over 10 the rest OF the cream which has
been warmed. Break the eggs into
this, sprinkle with n little more cheese
and cook I'm a hot oven until the whites
of the eggs are firm; Il will take about
four minutes. Serve ut oncc.--llouEc-
hold Monthly.
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The pRrAsNslLe oeoANs
rheir Possession IL an INDEX to the Ass-
NAL Intciiircoe..

The possession of an effective prrhcn-
sic organ--a hand or its equivalent
seems T. Dc the first grcat requisite for
tho evolution OF n high order OF intel
icct Man and the monkeys. for exam
pie. have "a pair Of hands, aud i'm their
case one can SOC 1T glance how dc
pendent H. their intelligence upon these
graSping organs. An human arts base
themselves ultimately upon the In.
man hand; aud even the apes ar
rroach nearest 10 humanity I'm vir-
tue OF their cvcrnctivc and busy
little fingers. The elephant again.
has his flexible trunk. which. ~ we
have all heard over aud over again. IL
| equally well adapted to pick up pin or
to break the great boughS OF tropical
forest trees Cfhat pin. Ia particular,
IN now wcll-worn claSsicl. The snuir~
rel. once more. celebrated for his unus.
nsi Intelligence when Judged by n
rodent standard. uses his pretty little
paws a. vcritablc hands 10y which he
can grasp n nut or fruit all around. aud
NJ gain In his small mind n clear con.
ccption of It's true shape and properties
| Throughout the animal Kingdom gen
orally. indeed, this correspondence. or
rather this chain OF cnusatiou, makes
itself everywhere felt, NO high iu,clli-
gcncc without "a highly developed pro-
hcnsilc and grasping organ.
Perhaps the opoSsum In the very best
and most crucial instance that could
possibly be addnccd of the intimate con-
ncction which exists between touch aud
intellect For the opossum l. "a MARSH.
J rial, ~ belongs Ia the same group ~
| lowly-orgnni1cd. Anticipated. aud pouch
bearing animals "a the kangaroo. the
wombat, aud the other bclntcd Aus
tralian mammals. Now everybody
knows the marSupials ns class are
nothing short OF prctcrnaturally
stupid. They are just about the
very dullcst and sillicst Of
all eNiStinR qundrupcds. And this
IL reasonable enough, when ono comes
10 think of IL. Tor they represent very
/ antique md carly type, the frat rough
! sketch Of the mammalian idea, II | may
~ describe them, with wits unsharp-
enod as yet by contact with the world
In the force competition OF the strug-
gle for life rs Il displays itself on the
crowded stage OF the great continents.
They stand. In short, 10 the lions and
tigers, tho elephants and horses, the
monkeys and squirrels OF Europe and
America, n the Australian blaclS fellow
stands Ia the Englishmnn and Yankee.
| Cornhill Magazine.
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eighths OF an inch high 40 as not 70
pinch any Of the bees when the frame
is hung on the rabbct T. and ID can be-
OF such dimensions as will best suit the
raebct in the hive, which should be as
deep as the top-bar Is thick where il
rests ON the tin rabbct, plus the depth
OF the tin rabbct This will make the
top bar Of frame level with the hive.
The tin rnbbet Is very cheap and very
easily made, aud will bc found quite
convenient. and the hive IL just as easi.
~ made FOR the tin rabbct as not H.
>. Mead, ia Ohio Farmer.
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August
Flower

II have been afflicted with bilious.
ness and constipation for fifteen years
and first one aud then another prep.
aration was suggested TO me and
tried, but TO no purpose. A friend
recommended August Flower and
words cannot describe the admira-
ton IN which | hold IL. 1t has given
me new lease Of life, which before
was burden. It's good qualities
and wonderful merits should be madc
known to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia and bilioesncss." JEssR
BARKER, Printer, Humboldt, Kas. d
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Eve seen royalty in almost every sic
nation in which thc public g. permitted
GO gnze on 70" said avotcram eiobe-trot-
ter, "and the most impressive sight
ever saw think was the car 81 Russia
at q court reception. The courticrs con-
veycd every mode Of expression. by
word and gesture. their respect and
vcneration for their ruler. lie seemed
20 fully appreciate &C. lie stood unmovcd
through all thcss demonstrations OF
loyalty and fealty. lie seemed 90 fully
realize The fact that he held absolute.
power OF life and death over millions II
people. do not think 7 could meet
another man 80 manifcstly conscious of
bis own authority and power and 50 en-.
tirely careless Of s'herS - Chicago
Post
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Water the specimens thoroughly and
remove IN u shady place to prevent too
rapid cooperating.
Before their final disposition the
boxes should bc filed with soil level
with the top; boards should then be
placed To form cover and TO protect
the ball from fracture, and strong pro-
lection strips nailed across this cover.
Whatever sized boxes are used. they
should bc uniform in shape and proper
tionately ON the same lines as in the
example here given. Some dcep-rooted
specimens will require boxes OF greater
depth.
The Illustrations herewith show the
style Of box best adapted for the re
moval of specimen plants. The box
represented is the one most commonly
used for good-sized specimens, but the
dimensions must necessarily vary nc
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a fertilizer composed Of supcrphos.
phate and wood ashes is one of the best
for general purposes tpat can bc used
About twenty bushels Of wood ashes
and one bag Of supcrphosphatc per acre
will give good results, as the super.
phosphate usually contains a fair per
centage II ammonia as wen as phos
phoric acid. n manure is used also Il
will be an advantage n nitrogen Is
lacking in the soil the best source Is
nitrate Of soda as Sc IS very soluble.
and gives Immediate results on all kinds
Of soils and crops.
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The electric ears have already lent
the impcrtincnt small boy a new figure
OF speech. Out on Jamaica pond the
other night n tall man, who was skating
along in one straight, continuous, even
line, suddenly struck something and
came down with a bump. aha, mis-
ter" said "A small boy who was playing
hockey near by, yer trolley'a on =
Boston Transcript.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; IL is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn enectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and feyers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 10 the taste and ac-
ceptable to tie stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial Ia i:s
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend IL
70 all and have made IL the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale In zoe
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggiat who
may not have IL on hand will pro
core 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try l. Do not accept any
substitute.
cALkF0RNjH RIO SKRUP co.
en- fRlSCiSoO. en-.
lDtf5EftLf. m ~ N FCFF. ~
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uNweLcoMe iNTRuoeRs.
One OF ths Disadvantage OF the Hath In
tcyion.


tcyion.
The luxury of the bath Is best upprc-
ciatcd by people In hot climates. The
baths OF Kingston, Jamaica, nrc de-
scribcd by "a correspondent as delightful,
being long enough and wide enough 90
allow one To founder about. and even
Ia talSc n couple OF strokes They arc
made OF concrete and are filed with wa
ter at the temperature at which IL comes
from the mnins-just right 90 make n
plunge enjoyable. SO clear is the water
that one can scarcely realize IL In three
feet deep
Once Ina while, To bc sure, there ~
something which may dc.ract from its
enjoyment 10y the stranger. II hc has
not become used 20 some OF the other
Inhabitants OF the land. For example,
a. WAS about to take my first jump,
discovered something that looked bit
like n horseshoe crab down at the bot
tom. Calling 10 one Of the black piclsa-
ninnies running about the yard, ! asked
him what IL was
"Oh, OATS n scorpium."
well, take him right out"
ooh. he's dead, sah
Newer mind prefer my bath with
out him in it."
a dead scorpion Is bad enough, but
that Is preferable 90 having live ono
drop from the raftcrs overhead on ones
bare flesh, as once happened TO "A friend
Of mine. Youths Companion.
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ABOUT TIN RAeBETs.
rhey Are Cheap. Easily Made aud VIII Bo
Pound Very yeeful.

In manipulating frames IL is quite an
advantage To have them rest ON as small
surface as possible. They often be-
come propolized and stuck fast to the
rabbet on which they rest. This Is
especially the case in cool weather. aud
loosening them jars the frames and
greatly disturbs the bees To over.
come this trouble have used for sew.
cral years IA tin rabbct. as shown i'm the
cut, and find u quite AN advantage.
Zig. represents frame and hive A
is the top-bar OF frame; Il Is the side 81
hive and Il is the tin rabbct. Fig. =
represents more clearly the tin rabbet.
c is the part the frames rest on. and 1.
and ID are the parts 10 bc attached IL
the hive. G should bc about three.