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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-02-07
4 DOCTORS EVIDENCE.
The Rationaje of the Cure of Chrontic
Catarrli-How Permanent Cures
Arc Made.

The order in which the symptoms Of
chronic catarr7 occur are nearly always as
follows 4 cold. which hangs on longer
than usual; a SensitivcnoSs of the air pas
saGcs by which one catches cold easily;
Il continual settled cold in the head, throat
or chest; discharges growing thicker and
more offensive: loss of flesh, dcspondcncy.
loss Of appetite, headache or cough, and
general IaSSitude Now This is about the
order in which the symptoms of chronic
catarrh make their appearance, and if the
sufferer is fortunate enough TO find a cure
the symptoms will begin to disappear in
exactly the reverse order. There may be
at fr>t no per.eDtible Improvement in the
earliest symptoms while the latter symp-
toms show prompt improvement.
This is exactly what Pe-ru-na will do in
the cure of chrcnic catarrh: 1t first IN
vigoratos the system, increases the appe-
tite. then the patient begins TO gain flesh.
hope takes the place Of dependency, ard
all the miscellaneous symptoms which the
chronic catarrh has produced will disappear
one by one in the reverse order OF their APP
pearancc. The last symptoms TO yield are
often the ones which the patients expect
10 disappear first. but all should remember
tant thc first symptoms to appear VIII be
ihe last TO disappear while the last ones TO
anneor arc usually the first ones to dis
appear. Cures made IN this way are perm
anpnt cures 4 patient cured by Ic-ru-na
is 10 more liable 10 catarrh imam as II ne
had never had 1t.
A complete treatise on chronic catarrh
in all its stages and complications will be
sent free. on application. by The pc-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing Company, of Column
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-02-07
PRESIDENT WADDELL'S ORDER.
The Official Notification of the Change
Ii,,,o . nd PLACE Of Meeting.

The Official Notification of the Change 1"
limo and Place of Meeting
Tho state agricultural conyentioh' VIM
was to have met in Columbus ON the ON VI
February, will not be held there: ., a
The date has been changed to the Ioth' anu
tho meeting will take place III AUGUST; .ho
The following special order will explain the
situation: 80 20 4ho
go the Delegates and Members or the
State Agricultural Convention: Alter Il CON
ference with some OF the o1hccrs OF le n,ato
cation with oil of Them it has been aecn'e S'f
advisable to change the place or meeting Vi
our February convention. u4
F.. This change is due mainly to the 1act lhat
two important lines of railroad entering lhlt
city have declined to issue the usual passes
road-the Ccntral-has agreed to grant tis
passes. To hold the convention at Columbus
would be Il burden on the Central. Wnlch nus
alW;lvS been the friend of our society, winch
we are unwilling to impose. For the reason 'i
that all the roads entering Augusta, thus I'll,
viding the burden, have cheeriuliy consented
to grant the passes, well as the cordial III.
yitaton from the authorities ana citizens OF
Augusta and the agricultural society or Rlcn,
mond county, the agricultural convention VIII
assemble in the city OF augusta on FEBRUARY
18th and will be in session two, days. the
10Th and 10th. The postponcment is due to
the delay of some of the roads III replying to
our requests which we made January tth
Between the cities OF Columbus and Augusta
we have no choice. Both are full Of splendid
specimens of the states best citizenship
The question of accessibility and justice to
the Central railroad controls us.
delegates may expect their tickets in
ample Time for the 18TH II is Impossible to
fuly. John 0. WADDELL, Pres.
..s,.munI IaOp Secretary.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-02-07
4 prolific FAMILY.
Texas Couple WHO Rave Had A"ehty
(t.ltlreu aiorn in iwenty-Four Years.

Children tiorn in swenty-Four Years.
Galveston. Tex, January 29.-(Special) y
Ii any couple in the nation and state deserve
well at Tie hands of the government lot
multiplying and rcplenlsmnS me popuiat l''I
Of thr county it is Rudolph Bullacher ANA
his wife who have had twenty chiiureh
horn to them within the past tWenty-louf
wears and are not old people YET by any
means Rudolph Bullacher is Il teamsler
aud has had the hauling for the urn Oh
=. !. Withs x Bro. for the past twenty
wear. lie was born in fchlcSWIS-No!s tJih
in 1873 and came 20 Galveston win ms
parents in 1919 On the 18th OF May, loG''
he was married to Miss Mary lehman, who
,,,.,s horn nj sea in 1919 Oh the voyage from
Bremen to Galveston. Since their marriage
they have had the following children:
/ Maggie Josephine. born November .,
1870, weight II ID pounds. 90,
:. Clara Theresa, born August T. 1o'i'
3. Rudolph, born July -, 1873, weight
eleven pounds.
!. \ little one that died,
5. Mary, born July IS, 1879, weight nine
6. Frank. born March 6, 1877, weight
IS. LIZZIE, weighing eleven pounds and
Rosa May, weighing ten pounds, born oc-
tobcr 6, 1879. twins.
q. Another little one that died.
1O-l1. Theresa. weighing six and one-halt
pounds, and Pauline, weighing SIX ana one
half pounds. born July &. 1881, twins.
il. Josephine, born October 10, 1SS2,
weight nine pounds.
1914. Grover Cleveland, weighing seven
and onc-half pounds, and HcnriGtta Hen
bricks, weighing seven and onc-halt pounds,
born November 10, 1884. .,oo.
Is. Lille Lizzie born February 9,FaSS'j'
weight nine pounds. 1000
rs. Gertrude, born April II. 1887, weight
ten pounds. ri . 1000
il. William Henry. born March = 1881
vri,rht eight and one-half pounds.
1910. Peter james and Richard Short,
horn November rs. 1891, each weighing
six and one-half pounds. ooo
20. Charles horn January lO, 1875, weight
twelve and one-half pounds.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-02-07
THEY ARE BADLY w AN led.
Two Murtierers for whom North Carolina
Authorities Are Searching

roIei.,h. \. G., February 3.-GSpeciail-ohG
If he ilosf mysterious murders committed
IN IN North ~" Carolina last year was that Of
venerable Adam Sler and Re0ccca' nus VIC,
nrnr SiIrr civ Chatham county l)eGcIipcI
M tIycr since that time the coroner'S Jury
has Been in session It mail" mSc "q nnaiha M
iiinnrd a.. Iftnrncv to aid the coroner. Last
hsGIl" Inc jury jury returned verdict that a
negro calling himself Phillips, alias WiIliamS
y,5S the murderer and that he Killed both
wjth a pistol, shooting them at night in their
house. To-day Governor Carr offered SOP re-
tv,nnty-twn years old five feet, six inches
high. and weighs about 100 pounds. lie has
RE r1'ai ;roycrnor made Il requisiton on Gov
crunr Northcn, OF Georgia. for A. T. Wright,
wnttc man who last February crcpt up
near Daniel Smith, while the latter feed
Ing cattle near his barn in Richmond county.
and shot him dead. Wright Is nov in Jail at
WaTncs,or" sheriff smith. o. richmond
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-02-07

Paris. Tex, February 3.-Tho reward Of
$500 offered for the arrest and delivers
Henry Smith in Paris was paid by Mayor
cate Yesterday to the parties who effected the
cqotllre. The, end Of the trouble may y, not t
be yet, but it is believed that there VIII he
sists upon prosecuting the leaders who took
part IN the affair. The following telegram
was received here from DeKalb, Tex, yes
y Look out for 9. Cillng agent of ]. G.
Aver. OF Lowell. Mass who says those who
hcttcr than he was. Don't allow him TO stop
in your town" Signed ''DcKalb Citizens"
He will be watched for by officers and
warned not to stop here during the present
condition of the public mind
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-02-07

New York February i.-Nayal officers ct
this port say that if the reports from the
gun trial of the cruiser NesuviuS continue
10 be AZ favorable as those OF
the past three days there is little
doubt but what a second dynamite gun v2S-
sci will be built 1t is learned on excel
lent authority that the navy department is
prepared to order a second ship Of the We
suvius type built just as soon as there is
sufficient assurance received of the accuracy
of the dynamite gun when operated from n
foated platform.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-02-07
TRIALS AT PORT ROYAL.
of the Dynamite Guns the Vesuvius
Proved Successful.

= G, - r- % M,
Port Royal. >; u January 81 .i nc
official trials or the pneumatic guns ol t44
dynamite cruiser teSl nn peSan ~ w -
o clock this morning. Inc board OF olhcers
appointed TO conduct the trlat-Captan VI.
Sicard, Captain A. ,. Baker ana lAeuteH-
ant y. L. Nazro-aiilNeu on the sup d,
. o'clock a. m. 50 a. to station Observers
to watch the IAN OF the procedures ana TO
watch the load!nG OF tne guns ana gave
orders for the lirlnG or the IrSt Shot at
11:i3 O'Clock. In all twelve SHOTS were
fired, SIX at q range OF TWO thous"lid yaraS
and six at fifteen hundred yards, ne tHief
exception of the first two shots fired from
the starboard gun. nc shots rel more than
twenty yards distant from the required
range and every shot ilred Wouid nave
struck n mail-oi-Waf at tHc dlS!"nVc G'3lS-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-02-07

From The Iithonia, Ca New Era.
The Constitution has long been the Leading
paper of the south, but it gets better and bet
ter.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-02-07

in the course of one year than the price OF Of
fhe ticket to Texas. Once that tlcket -
sold, the road gets no more from ,l@u .;t hot
probably never to return.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-02-07
N.-THE CrRTAIN FALLS.

Squire Fambrough insisted that his son
shout! 20 20 the house and look il over for
the sake of old times. and young CIopton
went along IT, keep Miss julia company.
o'iIalloran. Kiltatricl; and the negro Staid
where they w"re-tha white men smoking
their pipes. and the negro chewing the first
''mannyfac" tobacco he had seen i'll many
Il day.
The others were not gone long. As they
came back 4 courier was seen riding
through the woods 1T breakncci speed. go
ing from the union lines to those of the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-02-07

THAT man Hast but never lives
Who much receives. but nothing gives.
Whom none can love, whom none can lhahk-
Creations. blot. creation blank ~
W. 4 GAMBLER.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-02
IL 1E1NZDEN1IN, ANlNI * ~ HELENA.
CROWN MI scEPrER.

The car of Russia, despite his great size,
is a very plain eater. At state dinners he
rarely takes anything but soup and dessert.
Abbas Pasha, the khedive of Egypt, in
tends to visit England in the spring of 1894,
provided that the English court shall be
willing.
Queen Victoria has never yet allowed a
lady to smoke a cigarette in her presence.
She has the greatest horror of a woman
smoker.
King Behanzin of Dahomey is said to he
a follower of modern fashion in his CORE
spondence, for he has selected a gorgeous
coat Of arms, which embellishes all his let
ters.
The Princess Louise is said to be very
superstitious and sometimes will not at
tend public functions as agreed upon on
the plea that she knows it will be one of
her ''bad days"
Queen Elizabeth, when asked by Lord
Arundel If he might be permitted to wear
some continental decoration conferred upon
him, testify replied. II will have my dogs
bear no other collar than my own"
Emperor William may be called a royal
spanker. He frequently gives his Oldest
boy a thoroughly old fashioned spanking
by way of keeping down the youngsters
impression that he, too, is IA war lord.
The Princess of Wales is very kind to her
poor neighbors ut Sandringham. Often she
may be seen picking up the dusty little
dots of children from the roads, placing
them in her own carriage until it is com.
pletely packed and then duly delivering
each at it's own home to boast of having
enjoyed a ride with her.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-02
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-02
PHILOSOPHICAL QUOTATIONS.

We know the value of u fortune when we
have gained it and that of Il friend when
We have lost it.
OF all the earthly music, that which
reaches farthcst into heaven is the beating
of a loving heart.
If you would convince a person of his
mistake, accost him not upon that subject
when his spirit is rutlled.
We must be as courteous to a man as we
are to a picture, which we are willing to
give the advantage of a good light.
When worried and disheartened, get out
into the country, put your head OH Gods
green grass and look up at Gods blue sky.
Do not hurt the feelings of others by say
ing sharp, sarcastic things. 1t is better to
dispense with that questionable reputation
of being smart than merit one of cruelty.
1t is not enough that your labors be album
dant and earnest, but they must at the
same time be wisely and prudently direct.
ed, If you would accomplish the greatest
amount of good. Montreal Star.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-02
PULPIT AND PEW.

New churches built in America last year
numbered nearly 10000.
The Australians have more churches In
PROPORTION to population than any other
people. ...
The Methodist Episcopal church in the
United States had Its origin in a society
founded by Philip Embury. In his W
house In New York in 1860. ggEGa@
The Rev. DR.. parkhurst tells the New
York clergymen that it is their business to
90 whele vice and sin are and to seq for
themselves IN order that they may be
equipped for war against them.
The Rev. j. NJ. Carter Of Ash Grove. No..
has been expelled from his church for
heresy. The reverend gentleman held that
the souls Of the wicked simply dissolved,
and that they met no future punishment.
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INFORMATION.

Remember this: The greatest lire Of
railway operating between St. Paul or
Minneapolis and Milwaukee and Chicago
il the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST.
PAUL. II own and operates under one
management s,10o miles Of track. aga
Every, dav this road starts FOUR hand.
some. elegantly equipped passenger trains
from tho Twin Cities that run through
to Milwaukee and Chicago without
change OF cars of anv GLASS. TWO trains
daily TO 81. Louis and Kansas City. Tho
train service and genera! equipment of
1.-THE MILWAUKEE" IL not surpassed BY
any railway In America. 1t runs the
famous and only eleo.rie-lighted vsatinuled
limited train to Chicago daily-considsrsd
the anest regular train In this country. II
10 the Oficisl Government Fast Mail Line.
If you are going to Chicago. Milwaukee, or
any point east or south, OF to ST. Louis or
Ksusss City. cut this out:
Leave st Paul Il BOO =, IN. arrive at Chicago
Leave st. Paul 4 ATS y. H.. arrive at Chicago
t:lH next morning.
Leave st. Aul A H:AS D. m. arrive at Chicago
700 next morning.
J. cave st | aul A $40 p. m. arrive at Chicago
pSO next morning.
Leave st, raul A e.ih .. m. arrive ct st. l ouis
1:A0 next m forming.
LSavo 1t. Paul q 7;l6 p. m, arrive At st. Louis
B:l5 next eyenine.
Leave 1t, Paul A DIS ., m, arrive at Kansas
City 100 neat morning.
Leave II. Paul q i:lh p. m, arrive Of Kansas
ity 6:G0 next evening,
A Daily. Except sunday. G Except s~a,urday
Pslace slsspsrs on night trains. Parior
Chair Cars on day trains. Dining Car Ser
vice superb.
Trains leave from g.. Paul Union Depot.
For lowest rates to al points In United
States and Canada apply to Any ticket
agent or address J. T. CONLEY,
Assistant Gen. Pass. Aet.. 81. Paul. MINI.
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NOTICE TO co-owNERs-ro N1onAEt

N Wsil.na, Henry hsi,ss nd joae WI,
lenaten; You sre hereby notified that !
have expended nins Lunorvd sSOO) dollars In
work. labor and m~proxemsnts .upnn the hsleon
county Of lewis aud clarke, MoatAna, % Will
appear by osrtAhoats hlsd Aususs q, ,sal y tho
Ssi % .i the asoosds mn g. sAa ssn.s!: IN e.ds. 70
tiou z. MA kevised sntutse Of tbs I aItSd yntateA
being tho amount required 10 held NJ same for
snnd;ns bsssmsss 81 issS md Il wiisS,n n.nsty
I0V) days after the service Of this notice ~ pub
lcstion you fall or sseuse 10 eontfabuss yous
proportion Of such expenditure (tQe sopseoents-
ton work for the yseFs aforssaidy. y era.
your interest In eatd claim will hesQms the
property Of the andessignsd, under ssil section
lisa Of the Revised 6tatutss - the UnlIsA
Htstsa. CHARLhH likLHON.
IlTst publication Aus. 70. 40.
Datsa Helena Montana. Aug, ~, loo&
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I Aksy P!kksl

DIR. Cations Reliable Compound for Ladies are
Safe, Prompt, E1sotpsl. lhs original and emily
ssalsd; Adviss trsA CATION SPEC CO. bsS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-27

3 As; Minnesota clear, 2. 500 3. co. South
ern flour dull, weak; common to fair
extra, 2.lo@3 10; good to choice do
3.15@4.25 Wheat quiet. easier, closing
STEADY; No. red, store and elevator
70H, afloat 7lA; options opened weak
aud declined ss@N, closing weak, 40
S under yesterday. Trading fairly
active; July, 70A; August, 7026; Sep.
TENDER, 70. Corn easier, fairly active
closing firm; No. 2, 4756@47% elevator,
4s@4s% afloat; ungraded mixed, 47@
4sA; options dull, weak, and &c lower.
oats fairly active and scarce, firm;
options dull. easier; July, 81; August,
81; September, 3OA; No. 2, 37N@3s;
No white, 3s; mixed Western, 37%@
80. Wool moderate demand, steady;
domestic fleece, 27@32; pulled, 26@37.
Beef dull. steady; family, 1O@12; extra
mess, 7.50@S; beef hams quiet, steady,
Is; tierced beef dull, unchanged; cut
meats at picked bellies. II u; shoulders,
2; hams, Ii ]6@1236; middles dull, easy;
short clear, ia.
Lard quiet,s lower; Western steam
closed, Q 90; city, $50; July, 90 asked;
Septemb Der, 10 O5; refined quiet, CONT
nent, 1890; South American. 1880.
Pork less active, steady; new mess:
1s.or@1s.s5. Cotton seed oil dull, firm;
crude choice, 81 bid yellow, 40
Petroleum quiet; steady. Rosin dull,
steady; strained common to good, lO0@
05. Turpentine quiet, steady; 270
27H. Rice firm, fair demand; domestic
fair to extra. 2%@5M; Japan, 4ss@4M.
Molasses. foreign nominal; New Or
leans open kettle good to choice dull,
steady, 30@3s Peanuts quiet.
Coffee options opened weak, closed
firm, up to down; July, l5.65@15 70;
SGDtGm hRr IL 3SGn *
@15.15; spot Rio dull. nominal; No, z,
16I. Sugar. raw lower, but firm at
close; fair refining, 3A centrifugals. o6
test, az; off a, 1916; standard A,
5 3-16@53e; granulated, 53.l6@5%.
Freights to Liverpool firm, room scarce;
cotton steam, sd; grain steam, 81 bid,
3Xd asked.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-27
Stole His Child.

Kemp HUMPHREYS, who was before
Justice Turner yesterday morning for
beating his wife, went to the house of
Ii. c. Prease in Belmont yesterday,
where his wife and three. year.old child
were stopping, and offered boy fifty
cents to entice the child away from the
house. He was in the vicity and when
the child came near he captured it, and,
jumping into a hack, made his escape.
The mother followed for some distance,
but returned to Mr. Prease's, where she
is nearly wild with grief over the loss
of her child.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-27
I,rokc UP in Disorder.

NEW York, July 26-Two hours of dis
graceful uproar kept guests of the Fifth
Avenue hotel in II state of alarm last
night. The noise all proceeded from Par
lor +, where the meeting under the aus
pieces of the Silver club had been extern
sively announced to be held At 10 o'clock
the management of the hotel ordered the
electric lights turned out. After the row
was over it was perfectly apparent that
the meeting had been purposely broken
up by gang who did not hesitate to fur
nish their names, and who boosted that
they represented the Industrial Alliance.
an organization not recognized by the
labor unions. Resolutions were pre-
sented, and said to have been adopted. de-
nouncins the unconditional repeal of the
Sherman law