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THE HUMAN BODY.
Its structure and Disc"scs-Ah "a
tract from DIR. Hmrtmnn's Latest Lee

t0fe.
EVERY organ of the human body is lined
with mucous membrane. All these mucous
membranes are subject to chronic catatrh,
hence every organ of the body is liable 10
become deranged by chronic catarrh. uh
fortunately, however, catarrh OF most VI
the organs is not called catarrh, anu MANY
people are led astray as to the real nature
of their disease. If the catarrh happehS
"a H., located in the head or throat 1t IS
then generally called catarrh, but IL IL -
located in the bronchial tubes 1t Is caiiea
bronchitis: if in the lungs, consumptoh'
if in the stomach, il is called dyspepsia'
catarrh of the kidneys Is called brisht
disease; while catarrh of the peiVic organs
is called female weakness anu Various
other names.
Tbasa different names given to catarrh OF
the different organs of the BODY leau peo-
Mo 70 suppose they are troubled with an en-
-, difff rent disease, and consequently
ra,uire different treatment. This mlstahe
Loads p.ople into very serious trouble. "a
tarrh is catarrh wherever focate"-in '"e
head, throat. lungs, stomach oo"ei7
kiduevs. It is the same old disease "h'
demands the same systemic treatment. Any
remedy that will cure catarrh at an u
cura II wherever it is located. Among the
thousands Of medicines which nature anu
science have produced, there is only one
which acts AS "A specific FOR chronic catarrh'
aud thar T. pe-ru-na. y thorough course
of treatment with Pe-ru-na VIII not iall
IN banatif chronic catarrh wherever located
or however long it may have eSisteu' nut
IN most cases such a course OF fe-fu-A I'D
win eradicate the disease entirely. pfoduc-
ing a perfect cure.
Free Catnrrl' Hook.
! An illustrated treatise on CHROME ca
tarrb and lis cure viii bc sent free 20 any
.daraes nv ,he pc-ru-na Drug ManuiactNi
Ia. -ornnauv. of Columbus. .. This DOCK
ehnuld h. IN the hands of every person
! VINO is subject to tho slightest catafrha'
affection. as ii not only points out a cure
for this dreadful dse1sc but clearly SHOWS
I how il NAV be prevented.
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4 PECULIAR CASE.
a Nan Who Has - Mania for Jumping
in Wells.

Gainesville, Ga, October n.-tspecla!}
There is man in town. who "hei' - ~
Guns has q decided penchant iol Jumps
into wells; in fact he appears 10 DC : hio
maniac in this way. The truth OF th'' W.
Illustrated here a few days ago, N the c"7V
OF MIR. oliver Head. lat" foreman ~ 'i0
cotton factory. who. on last FRIDAY even
ing when under the influcnc" o. Nh'SH''
irmped into the old. unused well hetiiS -
hundred feet deep, and came very h''i ~
ing himself. Some persons VINO "eic -
ent when he jumped IN let """H
which they persuaded him 10 ne aToui'' u
bodv and drawing him up, when near ''9
,,,rfac. il, some way the rope slipped ana
hack b. went 10 the bottom again MS
time he WAS hurt So badly that a man hao
IN go down to tie tnc rope "f"niu nm
Strange. to say. that though i'll inc po'''i
of the we'll there was 1T least SIN te'N
dc bri,: Of various kinds-broNeh n"''ie.'
-r.aa,s Of plank AMI other such talngs-N men
the knee and ankle iast'S ~ eaFo &c nv ou.s
\. Paimour. assisted hy one or two other
surg cons. IN 10 last accounts Mr.. y aad
is doing well 5nd viii prone bly, soon nc ont
again, minus a part Of his leg. HIS escape
frCm death. unGer the circumstances, vas
truly mira
iu, the st.angest part OF this story is still
TO come. II seems that his ie one al those
peculiar cases Of mental arrangement that
puzzles the most astute psychologist This.
II appears is the fifth or sixth time that this
man has thrown himself into wells while
under the influence OF liquor, once or twice
in North Carolina. whence ne CANE TO
this state; once twice in Atlanta,
whence n came 70 work as foreman OF the
spindle department OF the cotton factory
here. 1T se"rns that whenever he took on
little too mucil uf the ardent mis- i'm
pulse was 10 juSap into a we'll Why l. IS
that he has this ungontroliadie mania for
IumpInA mao wells is a .nysterN.
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KNOWLEDGE

a,;nos comfort and improvement and
,0nds TO personal enjoyment when
.;aLtlv nsed. The many, who live bet
~. ti3n others and enjoy life more, with
les L. expenditure, by more promptly
a nda,t;ng The worlds best products to
ahe needs of physical being, will attes;
the value to health or the pure iiquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
rs excellence is DIE 10 It's presenting
- IN, form most acceptable and pleas
"nt 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
hen properties Of perfect lax
ot;Te =. effectnally cleansing the system,
J;sneilinc. colds, Headaches and revere
end permanently curing constipation;
T. has given satisfaction TO millions ana
met with the approval OF the meq Ga
n-ofession. because it acts on the hiI-
!,ev< Liver and Bowels without WeaN-
ening them and it IS perfectly Tree lEOh'
every objectionable substance. :, s.,,o.
STryD of Figs Is for sale by ali drug
fists in soc and - bottles, but 10 70 ma.
S5,fact.,red ly the California Fig syrup
ca onlv. whose name IS printed on eyer Eve:
,,ocl.sre. also the name, Syrnp o. lss
md l9inc well Informed. you, VIII nos
" snrene Hny substitute i offered.
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10 MINI; GOLD.
a Compuny Organized in North Caro-
Ina-Thc Ore is Rich.

Raleigh, y. c., October 9.-(Special. To
day a company obtained charter from
the secretary of state Tor the purpose of
acquiring, owning and operating gold
mines in Halifax county, North Carolina.
The company is composed OF W. J. Hi
lands ana :. T.. Dunn, OF Cleveland, O.,
ana Charles Kinney, of New York. The
capital is $500O00. The company mas bought
property in Halifax county AMI VIII de-
--,'s'' - 'ns .i---- 's'l-- -e..saSs- ,noa4lsa
ally rich and the incorporators say that If
IT W@t IN Colorado there would he praaf
nHhpetS "t proSp2ctors in less than p
Week. The stockholders met here TODAY
a"' organized a2d elected directors. Much
money is TO De Immediately expended in
sinking shafts and putting in ,a,.bi,.,,-
john Kelly. young white man VA.
brought ~ the pcnitentiary today from
Co"an cou"iy 10 serve seven years Tor
bisamy.
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THE SEEDER.
A PopuIist Paper with az Chnrnctrris-
tie Name started at Raleigh.

Raleigh. y. -, October 1o.-(Special. }
The populists began today the publication
81 q new organ here, The Hayseeler"
Its ditog is 5. Wilson, ex-chairnan Of that
party.
The storm here ended last night ami to-
day was fair ana warm. The rainfall was
three and half inches. Streams are I'M
usually hlgn. The larger rivers are rising.
Much corn is under water. Cotton is great
~ injured. Washouts on three railways
have occurred. The peanut crop is injured
the vines being destroyed. The heaviest
wind was at Southport. where Il blew
eighty miles All hour. The odd Fellows
h1ll was wrecked.
Governor Carr makes a special request
of the secretary OF war 10 continue the
detail of Captain Thaddeus Jones, United
States army, at headquarters here.
The straight out republicans in this dis
trict are lighting Stroud the populist nomi-
nee for congress, ana make an earnest call
on their party To vote for Mliken.
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LOVERS Run AWAY.
Miss Inge W AZ Too smart for the Seminary
Professor


richmond, Va. October 12.-JSpecidl.)-
At. W. Il. Criiln. ASSOCIATE principal OF
the Burkcville Female Institute. brought
IN" young ladies Of the school 40 IN" expo
sitioh yesterday. ana when the pupils re
turned GA the midnigli; train one WAS miss
ins. This YOUNG lady was Mamie inge
daughter uf "a merchant at Blackstone.
Soon after Dir. Cridlin and his school
reached Eirhmond. Mr. T. w. Sanford a
son of the Bev. NJ. W. Sanford. formerly
pastor Of the BAPTIST church al Blackstone.
learned OF the arrival OF the par:y. lie
ami Miss Inge had been lovers for some
time, ana sine WAS sent away from horn.
to school la order 10 prevent. il possfbl. !
runaway marriage. Sanford then came 10
richmond AMI secured 81 'rkshiD iu T. drug
store. tie followed the party to the EXPOSE
non anu once or twice during the day Mr.
'ridin caught Miss lrse trying 10 cnmrnlI-
meat" WIN th- yoUng man. vt night the
visitors s2W PAINS PonIpeii
FER" s. what Air Cridlin saws took Mace
Their: After the girls were seated / saw
Dung Sanford near lay and made Miss Inge
move her seat 50 that she might be next
to nN mother. After the show Miss Inge
tried 10 elude me as ! though and I took
h'r 10y the arm and said. come. Mamie
let's hav" no foolisriness hsrc. You must
90 home Ne went out of the ground ana
We're preparing TO get into conveyance
Wen wagon drove up. and i'm the conflis-
ua separated mo for a moment from the
sisss. Before could get ground To- the 9TH
y sit" Miss inCc had gone. / knew not
how she escaped. but heard inlt Mr.. SAN
.oFd had cIh IN waiting and hurried ncr
ato II and drove rapidly away"
M. EFidlin informed the police of V hat
lad occurred aai watch Was kept ON all
OUTGOING trains. The teacher sat uD all
night trying in vain to get some trace Of
as lost pupil. This morning Mics Ingc was
ocated at the residence OF AIr. Peter j.
Forest. whithc- she had been taken by Mr.
ois s"fi. .tf. Sanford told Mr. CridIin
hat ne had no idea of running away with
MISS In8e' but That he had received Il mes
sage from her saying that her letters TO
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BLECKLEY RESIGNS
THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF GEoRGiA
EMPHASIZES ms INDIGNifioN
At the Failure Of the feor'e W
the Membership of the SUI
prsme COurt.
In the Matter of Rest.

IN
Pes. for hand and brow anu
FOR fingers. heart ard n'"i"'
psi and peace a long release
T--om labor and from pam
pain OF doubt. fatigue. despair
Pain OF darkness evcrywh'i,'
And seeking light in VAIN
Peace and rest. are tney inc
rror mortaIs here below.
Is soft reP0se from WORN ''u
\ bliss for men to know!
49,. hiss nj time Is bliss OF toh'
No Ms, hut this from sun and son
DOCS God permit 10 grow.
These charming lines when cicS. '"'
Of Judge Logan r. BlechieE' ~ -. :.
f.,,rth Georgia reports. were I"iS'DtS
- h. ,b,, resignation OF Chiei Justice
1oser l.. BIeckiey yesterday.
The city was filled with politicians ii''"
~ rar.s Of the state. who hau '""ie -
take mart in the executive cohlL'''se
s-uItation They were crowded IN w" 70.
Yi,iorS OF the hotels when the ruti'or .,
Juis-s BIeckIey's resignation was passeu
from mouth TO mouth
Ytoxx the Resignation Was fc""ere"'
7, bss been known for some time that
s-r;sf Justice BIeckley felt keeniy 'he H'ei
,-f a enlargement of the court re WaS
q ma, --,c pensv.f IN thorough ~oIA- nc
- ,,,-.s,. school himself up To The idea
Of Diminishing work half done or "a Inns
40 freely consider the mnutest points ol
every ease All cases Nete % "
inheritance to him.
I, vas m order that the Work OF the
.,,,rsma ,ourr might b. thus compieteiy
dome that he advocated the increase % ''ie
,o.,r. from a membership of three 10 iIFs-
live iu.sycs. nc held. could give the proper
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CHIEF u-STICIs LOGAN +. BLECkLEf.
attention To the business Of The court. while
h was equally CONVINCED that three 'eHi'
not
When. therefore. il becam" evident ihat
sh.. amendment for an Increase in the NUM-
Z" u = Isssa'ty ssE-s-a-a----.i...I the uucS-
fits decision was soon taken. AMI the
result vas that whe1 Governor Northen
reached his office ysstrTla,. he found the
following tyPeWsitten letter upon mis- t.-
he.
judge BIecLIey'~ Letter.
Atlanta. Ga. October l.. ISsi.-TIis Ex-
cslieacy. William J. Northen.-Sir: IN ten
derIng - you. ior the second time iny
resignation of the office Of chief Justice.
II seems proper 70 make a brief state
uent II my reasons Tor so doing
For sume years IL has been manifest
70 the bench AMI bar % the whole state
that the business 81 the supreme court
has become too heavy u b. adequately
handled and disposed o. by three justices
me Faet has also been twice recognized
IL the general assembly. ami a comsti;u-
JionaI amendment L. increase the number
from three ~ Eve has been twice passed
ana submitted "a the people for ratification.
The people. either not being convinced OF
the necessity FOR the proposed Increase o.
u cCnNincEd. not caring 70 better the e.
nc.-ncy OF the court by adopting The apuro-
meut by decisive vote against H. Now
whether the people know IL or not / have
personal knowledge that the necessity cs-
lists, and whether they care - REMEDY IL
ar not. / G-el constrained To- care u the
extent At ltas' Of declining tu remain longer
IN the sltua ti1s 81 Eirh sud responsible pub
AZ service IN which tu-r-. men must either
90 the work IT nV- Or violate tit conStitII-
ton by leaving uuiouc 90 considerable. mart
OF That which The constitution not only
requires 10 - Gone. mat limits its pDsit.,..
Ter he nit
performed
For scVer2l years my associates and NV
s@tf. N 0r'ieT 80 comply with the guuStitu-
l4eilal nHI,'i1tc "a respect IL hearing and
Cef-isilns- sli The eases within given i'm.
have been obliged 10 omit th,. pret,ly, .ffos,
OF written opinions IN NeE- many cases in
which. according, 10 judicial usage ia This
state and elsewhere. such ouirInns yv..,'i5
rightly o. deemed Indispensable 10 render
our work thorough and ComUirte
The opinions which l. myself o.pbt "a
nave written aht would have have written
l@4 time ana strength Permitted; IN all
oltloA - those which have appeared or will
@pE5aF III tue reports. number. I am sure.
Bot les tnaN NO or three hundred
Had there been two .s.Iditionai iuet;c.S
70 atd IA dcSidiuS the cases aIsd in writing
opinions. All these opinions might c.,sii,.
nave uleil written. Tor from such and Z,
uoGuit SAVING 81 time would have reStllt,.---
ar decisions could nave ben made ,n,r.s /
rapidly ami. SECONDLY. the work !, ,,r'.,,-,.
Ing opinions being divided amongst Il 20 i'm,
stead 81 amongst only three. .a.f i,,.si, 1
would nave hal hut gur-isfis tire vf.i.. ,-,-,
fer 81 opinions - write instead az nr, +
third thereof 'iiS-
Ia may b. Thought that rs my br-si.r.,, 4
reis.ii" - their posts and struggle on. / i
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HER REQUEST WAS GRANTED.
But Mrs. Dyke Refused 10 shoot the
slayer of Her Husband.

Clarksviile, Tex, October I2.-Henry
Dykes crib was AIRED AID as he rushed on,
Of the house TO save his agriculture i'm.
Elements his face and breast were filled
Ei,h buci5shot killing him instantly. The
assassin Was recognized by Dykes son
VINO had tClowed his father into ths yard
\ posse was organized ana Andrew Jack
son. the accused, was captured. Al~s
Dyke mad asked the posse TO let her kin
the assassin when captured. Jackson wa
taken TO her home ana she was handed a
Oc0ble- baTTeied shotgun charged ara
cooked. She raised the gun To mis- FACE,
hcsitatcd. and lowering the gun asked shat
the law De allowed 10 lake its course.
The posse started for the county jail with
tho prisoner. but were Overtakeu by a
mob. y rope was placed around the pts-
oners neck ana while the mob was in TIE
act Of hanging him the sheriff aud his
deputies dashed up ana Wrenchod the prs
oEer from the lynchers and hurried him 10
Jail. There is intense excitement.
Physical culture IN woman is keepine,
pace with her intellectual adVancemant
Nothing contributes better To perfect health
than Dt. Prices Baking Powder.
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him had been intercepted, and that he
wanted to get her away from Mr. Criahi-
that gallantry compelled him TO go 10 the
rescue. and he did so, taking the young iaoy
IN the house of a friend. Miss lnge con-
frmed MIR. Sanford's story, but there are
good reasons for believing that they intend
ed to get married today.
Instead of returning home tonight miss
Inge and MIR. Sanford went to washington
to be married, but they were arresteu upon
arrival there on a telegram from Mr.. GRO.
lin. The young lady wept bitterly, but VIII
liz. brought back.
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STORM STRUCK NEW YORK.
Vessels Driven Ashore-Nires Of All
Il indS Down.

! New York, October 1O.--rhe storm which
! broke upon this section shortly after lai5-
| night has done great damage sea and
! on land The tracks of thC New Jersey
| Southern railroad. between Sea Bright ana
| Highland Beach, y. j., have been covered
| with sand and washed up ~ the waves.
The ishing smack Louise was driven
ashore al Highland Beach ana is i cotal
loss Her crew OF ten men was taken OF
BY The life saving crew. X steamship. APP
parently in distress, was sighted soon AFTER
daylight ut anchor some distance of Long
Branch, while the sea was running 80 high
that no effort was made To establish com
mt MICA ton between the steamship and he
shore. Al 10 a. m, the wind shifted AMI
tn. storm somewhat abated. The steam
ship does not seem 10 be in any immediate
danger. At Sea Bright ana vicinity, i
number Of buildings were unroofed.
At Long Island City the big iron tank
belonging 10 the East River Gas Company
was blown down to within five feet of its
Foundation. The tank was 5c0 feet high
and 1S3 feet wide.
The police wires were all blown down, ana
small boats all along the shore from Long
island city TO Bowe:y bay beach were
broken and thrown Up on the beach. Three
telephone wires We're broken and twisted
and at North beach a number of boats We're
wrecked The trolley wires of the Brooklyn
railroad at North beach We're all broken
ana the cars are not now being run.
The ferry boat Harlem, OF the Ninety
second street ferry, was disabled.
building Blown Down.
\ large, seven-stOry brick building in the !
course of erection at No. a Munroe street, |
collapsed on = tiny brick front tenement |
ana a dwelling house which danked it ON |!
elthe" side. There were nearly twenty per
sons III the tenement house anu toa in a |
rear extension to the house on the other
side OF the collapsed building. Both were |
crushed, and by O'Clock four bodies had
oeen taken from The ruins--two OF them
mutlated almost beyond recognition, and |
at least fifteen persons are undo: treatment
for severe injuries received.
The dead are:
BERTHA KOWNES, fol ty-eight years
old
ABRAHAM <OWNES. eight years old
MEH ER STINMAN. thirty one years old |
JENNIE STINAIAN. sixty years old
Thirteen are injured and three missing |
The missing are believed ~ he buried in the |
ruins.
On the Coast of NcvfoundInnd
ST. Johns. y. S. October 1O.-St Pierre
the French colony on the south coast OF
New Foundland. was visited last night nv
a terrific gale which caused the loss, OF ar |
least ten lives and unprecedented DAMAGE
10 shipping. More than ffty vessels that |
Were anchored in the roads were driven |
ashore and most OF them DESTROYED Their |
;rews escaped only by the merost chance.
Meet Of more than 800 French fishing
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Every Man Shouid Read This

II any young, Old or uliddle-agc,! MAJ, ny
fering from nervous debility piebt io..,..
iost Visor, atrophy, VaricoceIe etc VIII
Write me | vii! send him IN Il plain enyelore.
sealed, free the prescription win f,Iu az
rrcUons for guick. private home core. 1
also nave the me icire Eor sale. Address /.
Hfad!ey Box 1850 Battle creek. Mich.
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How to Make Nancy

IN every community there are Dumbo,.
or men whose sole time IS not ocrII-i.d
Such as teachers, ministers, farmers sons
ana others. To these Glasses espc.iaIl,- ~
would say. i YOU wish 70 make -.r{-.,,,,I
months Write at ONCE Jo >. T. johnson 8
CO.. % Richmond IA. sEG thew v.;l -
IN Il, 81 ~s F'+i '~.-'ftf
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ship,vreckcd sailors.

Pensacola. Fla. October 1.-THE Norwe-
gian bark. J2hes. arrived al quarantine to-
night with the crew Of a bark loaded with
mahog3uy wrecked in che sult and whose
name has not yet necn ascertaned. The
Norwegian ba-b. Thomas G. Fen. was
spoken October 9tn. ~ latitude 21.6, north,
longltud,. 81. n west, with mainmast gone and
only PARTS OF Cor, most niZZ en-faast stand
ing She signalled that thsr were All Uell
AND no assistance was needed.
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River Junction, Fla, October If.-C;ecr,..
Dawkins was aSsaSsinated b. uDlx,ia.,-n
persons while hlnting near here ode,
After he was killed the corpse Of Dar.L,i's
was thrown into "a often. lie wa n rr,,1i
nent citizen and was not known te r.,
an enemy in the county ~
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vessels had arrived at 81 Pierre Mi'Hn .,'o
faw DAYS having been compelled to make
mort i'm consequence of damages sustained
in the gale on Sunday before last whiIn
RACED furiously on the banks. All vessels
report serious losses. Several ships az
missing and are believed to have fouhdeIeu'
With lives.
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WORST STORM IN YEARS.
Communica ton Has Just Been Ne-''S
fubIishcd Through FIoft0n.

Jacksonville, Fla. October ll-CoInihui.l-
cation has been re-established with all points
on the Florida coast visited by the seoi "a
which ragged Monday night ana usSu"S
morning, and dispatches tell woiui tdles y,
the destruction caused by the "ihd anu
water. -.
Apalachicola and Cedar Key were olrec'iy
in the storms path and the damage az
those places is almost incalculablc. Comihu-
nication with these points has bech cut oih
until today.
Greatest storm i'm Twenty-Five he"'S'
Cedar Key, Fla. October u.-Cedar hey
has just experienced the most disastrous
storm which has visited her for twenty-five
years. The main business street ~ piled
from one end to the other with debris, con-
sisting of wreckage from boats, wharNes'
fshhouses and logs of every description.
The storm began at O'Clock MONDAY
morning, with a heavy wind from the east,
gradually shifting 10 the south. ana tnen
to southwest, increasin in violence, ana
continuing until daylight Tuesday morning.
The damage ana loss of property IS Ne:y
! great. The Florida Central and Peninsula:
/ railroad is heavy sufferer. Almost the ell
! tire track 10 the mainland. distance al
! three and One-half miles. is either destroyed
| or badly damaged. From the mainland to
! Sumner. a distance Of four and one-hali
| miles, there are nearly one hundred wash
! outs. The mail train got in Monday night.
! but is caught between two washouts aad
cannot move either way.
Tho Destruction at ApoiachccGin.
| Apalachicola. Fla, October n.-Ncver be-
! fore in the history OF this town was such
! havoc ana destruction wrought b. storm
/ ana tide as Monday night between the
/ hours OF and 10 occi, Water. Commerce
! and Market streets are a mass OF loss,
! boats. lumber and dead fish
! Fishing BoatS Missing.
! ing snacks, belonging - this port, were
on the guit during the Storm No;hins
has yet been heard CT tne.3. ami riueA
| anxiety is felt.
! Always avoid harsh purgatiyo pills They
| frs max" you SICK aud then leave Eou
! constiiutcd. Carriers Little Liver Ills les-
| ulate The bowels and make you well. bJs',
.
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The Poorest 1Ian ia the World

Can write 10 me and receive by return mail
In plain envelope, sealed. free, a prescrip-
ton with full directions Cor speedy per-
manent ana private home cure for Lost
Manhood, Nervous Debility, Atrophy Night
Losses. Naricocele, etc. I will furnish the
medicine. If desired. cheaper than Il would
be put up AT drugstore. Address G. Il
Wright, Box No. 1896 Marshall Mich
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4 Good Investment.

From The Cedartown Standard
y state retoiNatory Tor youthful GRIMM
ais would be good investment for CTeor-
ga. TO place a hoy ia the Changing with
Ga ofIenders is = sure way to make him a
lte-iong criminals source of danger IN
the people and OF expense to the taxpayers.