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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
Some Georgia Nuggets.

There is always room at the top of the
ladder, but there are mighty few people
who can do IT, balancing act when they
get thore.
The man who cloves his neighbor as him
SELF generally has a first mortgage on his
neighbours property.
4 he faith that removes mountains is not
greater than the faith which advertises for
a lost umbrella.
It's a good idea to help the birds out with
singing. but a better one OF be certain you
r; We a voice for il before you start.
Don't be like mule and wish this world
n wilderness of "whoat'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
Items from RiIIYtIle.

They had a lynching in the state Of Mich
igan the other day Shake!
We like these Silly autumn nights, when
there's just enough moonlight" to confuse
the revenue detectives.
There's one good thing about these sum-
mer bathing SUITS by adding just six yards
to 'em they make good winter underwear.
We have sixteen candidates for congress
down this way; and yet. the Billville liquor
is Just as good as any In Washington.
One of the local candidates was tarred
and feathered the other night; but we just
struck a match to him and gave him the
honor of being the front torchlight in the
procession,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

ATLANTA September u -Flour-First patent 81 90
second patent $500; extra $500; fancy $685. am
liz $3.50 Corn-No. white 75c; No. white 34c
mixed 70c. Oa:s-Whte A.; mixed 4Sc; rust .paoof
soc. Seed rye-Georgia 10. Hay-Choico timothy large
baes No. timothy large bales 90. choice timo-
thy email! bales 9Oc No. timo thy small oales. So NO
.timothy. small bales. soc. Meal Plain I2e; ooites
&c. Wheat Dran-lsrge sacks Soc small sacks soc
Cotton seed meaI-Sl.S0 = cwt Steam ieed-sl.ls
? ewt. Stockpeas si.l5 also. Grits-Pearl si.Vo
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
Fnrmers Indicted for Conspiracy.

Dallas. Tex. September 22.-(Special)-
The cotton seed mill owners of Texas have
Si0.@aN 600 invested. They say they lost
81. Go1 GEO last year 10y paying too much for
seed anf-are now charged by farmers to be
combining 10 hammer the market down to
S. ar s. per ton.
Several populist farmers in northern Tex
rs have beer indicted Tor combining To keep
up the price Of cotton seed and Attorney
General Culberson is preparing to bring
el!it AGAINST certain cotton seed oil mills for
violation of the antitrust law by combin-
ip., 10 keep the price of seed down.
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Fruits and Connections.

ATLANTA September 22-Apples s2oog3.0o 2 Dbl
Pears 50. 25G350 q Dbl. Watermelons - 6 Nv
Lemons-Messina S5.00G3.50; Florida none on tne
market Oranges = Messina none. Cocoanuts a7e9s
&c. Pnesppes S6.e067.00 = crate. Bananas-Seleetso
al cOaiS5 Figs Is lsc RaislnsNew California Ss0-
y boxes sI.25 "a boxes 75c. Currants 6o3c- LegnoIn
citron 20 25c. Nuts-Almonds l6. peeGns 3gitc.
BraziliIaI2bc. Filberts nhc Wslnuts lZ1sgIoc.
electric light &C. isAcy hanapcAoa
s,s&G4c; North Carolina So "A: Ge6rgiu 29z7eG
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
We Amt A-Goin' to Cry.

It's mighty curious weather-been a-prayin'
fer "A rain,
When there came a regular deluge on the
mountain an the plain:
They opened all the winders in the ever
lastin' sky,
An drownded completely-hut we amt
a-goin' to cry!
It's mighty curious weather in the country
fur an near,
For the wind has bowed the bolworms on
the cotton everywhere;
An they're catin all the profits of the corn
an of the rye.
An il kinder looks like trouble-but we
amt a gOin' to cry!
For what's the use in frettin'. or in spend
in time in signs?
One day the sun is scttin an the next,
he's on the rise
We kin hear the sweet birds singin'-3ee
the blue that bends on high,
An the happy bells are r;rgin'-an we
amt a-goiu' to cryi
FRANK IL. STANTON.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
Wen he Happy.

When the mockin'birds quit singin'' an the
snow is on the ground,
We can hear the bells a-ringin, Whlle the
fiddles sweetly sound;
Then hurrah for life an laughter, In the
springtime or the fall!
In the here, or the hereafter, Wen be nap
py-one an all!
When the green has left the meadow an
.he valleys looliu bars.
When the sunshine comes a-shiNefih
through the fine an frosty air.
Then raise your halelujah! If the crops Is
big or small,
There'n be still enough to keep us mighty
happy-one an all!
Wen he singin' on the hilltop; Wen be
singin' on the plain;
Wen be happy IN the sunshine an content
ed in the rain;
Then hurrah for life an laughter, in the
springtime the fail!
In the here an the hereafter Wen be hap
py-one an all!
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NEW YORK. September 22-The following is the
of the associated banks for the week ending


chester, S. C.-The Chester mills have
lust completed the finest manufacturing
plant in the south. The Chester mills have
bought the Chester Manufacturing Com
pany, and the new gingham mill will be
started i'll few days.
There are several cotton mills in course of
construction through the south and a num-
Der of mills are doubling their capacity.
There are now II, 2S9 cotton and wooden
looms in operation through North Carolina
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
Couurry Produce.

ATLANTA septcmber % Eggs I5SI6 Butter Vest
rrn creamery 22I fancy Tennessee Is ~
\; other grades L5c. Live s 5
sn,au sai0e: ducks isaac. Dressed poultry IuI-
keys I2hal5c dacks 12&l5c: chickens sweet
ppototoss new l5G5Oc = bu- Honey-Straned i've,
In the comb iodI2kc. Onions slcg sleO G gu, 2 po'
sacks ST. 15@sI.5 bbl s350G2'0. CeOpase A/s@'s2'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
Good Times.

The melting days expire
No blazing sun provokes;
Beside a big oak fire
We tell the old-time jokes.
The grandsire's feeling dozy,
Snug in the old armchair,
And all within is coy,
And all without is clear!
on high the squirrels bobbin'
From shiverin' tree to tree;
The red is on the robin,
And we're happy as can be!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

Mr. Frank l.. Stanton's book OF poems,
entitled songs OF a Day and Songs OK the
Soil may be obtained from us. Price II.
postpaid.
quoted man in America anC MS poems are
gems Of rare merit \ copy should De IN
every home Address all orders to
TIE CONSTITUTION,
Atlanta. Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
Met Their Match.

Kennedy, Tex, September 1S.-Yesterday
evening Sam Bradley and Bill BOsworth,
living three miles from town, started home
i'm a wagon. They first met an old man
and shot at him. Passing on a few hun
dred yards, ti2ey met E. Burris and Theo-
dore and Foster Butler, with whom they
had a feud. Bradley opened fire on them
which was returned by Burris and the But
lers, and Bcsworth fell dead. Bradley sur
vived few hours. The Buffers and Bur
riS surrendered.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
A wenther-Benten Bard.

A Weather-Benten Baro'
He wrote of Indian summer
of DAYS of warmth and ease;
There came a regular cyclone
And the hardest kind of freeze.
And then he wrote of winter
Said the ice was in the cup;
Rut the sun came blazing, burning,
And palmetto fans went up!
And now he writes of nothing
That's familiar to these scenes
For his sad work Is appearing
In the monthly magazines!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

tcacnrad bellies Iin Sugar-cured hams Is dl417 ac
eording to brand and average California 10y heak-
last bacon II. Lard-Leaf ~ &C. conpoaaA ~
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
DIR. FREDERICK II. ROBERTS
Writes in Birmin gham's Index of Med
icine and Surgery an Article
on Malaria.
What DIR. Hartman Says.

Malaria.
What DIR. Hartman Says.
An article on chronic malaria by the above
well-known medical author, beginning on
page 1876 of "Birmingham's Index of Medi-
cine and Surgery" reads as follows:
Some chilliness or rigors may be expert
enced but there is no cold stage of any
duration. the skin being burning and dry,
the face flushed, the eyes injected. head
acne, glddiness, restlessness, sleeplessness
....Vomiting and nausea are commonly pres
ent the vomfted matters consisting first,
Oh 1000, then of a watery fluid, and finally
OF hillary matters. Great oppression and
weight are felt in the epfgastrium; the
tongue is furred and tends to dryness; the
hps are parched, and there is intense thirst
'...oome perspiration.. YellOwness of the
SKIN is common. The spleen and liver ars
usually enlarged. Urine scanty, dark and
OIL a high specific gravity. The complica-
lions are also very serious If treatment
has been long delayed so that the malarial
cachexia has become established. it is diff
cult to bring about a complete cure"
Dr. Hartman, in commenting on the above
said: Nothing is better known by the med
zeal profession than that quinine nearly al
ways fails to cure this class of malariaI
affections. 1t is a chronic form of malaria,
very common in old malarious districts
Sooner or later the patient is obliged to take
a thorough course of Pe-ru-na before he
can permanently get rid of the malarial
poison. Pe-ru-na is probably the only rem
edy known to the medical profession that
cures malaria in all its stages and various
complications. One reason wsTy chronic ma
laria is so little understood and unsuccess-
fully treated is, because it is 50 unlike the
acute form. In chronic malaria there Is no
distinct sweating stage. and there may be-
no regular time foI the bad spells to return.
1t is liable to make feel horribly mis-
cradle all laV.-3nd sometimes averv dav
Chronic malaria resembles closely nervous
prostratiOn and palpitation Of the heart
Nervous dyspepsia is often result of
chronic malaria. In short this disease is
frequently so completely disguised that it
is very difficult to detect it. At this time
of the year almost any kind of mental or
physical disturbance is liable to be caused
by chronic malaria and a sufficient courss
of Pe-ru-na should be taken.
Every one should have a copy of this
free book on malaria by DR.. Hartman. pub
lished by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacture.
ing Company, of Columbus, Ohio Send tx
your address early so as TO avoid delay.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

II want position for my son as an edl-
tor?'
what are his qualifications
Failed in everything else!'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
Death of a CentenarIan.

Amite City, La, September 19.-Afrs. Cath.
crime Rainan, a native of ireland. died al
the residence of her son, in this parish.
today, aged one hundred and three years.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

To be free from sick headache, bilious
ness, constipation, etc, use Carriers Little
Liver Pills. Strictly vegetable. They gently
stimulate the liver and free the stomach
from bile.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

Meridian, Miss. September 2L-tSpecial0
Theo Sturges. one of the oldest merchants
I'm this city, made an assignment yesterday,
transferring his property, worth $4,000. to
his wife.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
Too Many Notes.

Subscriber-Tve got something mere that
I want you to make a note OF.
Editor (abseIs- mindedly)-Caht 10 -
three in the bank now. and one gone TO
nrOtpsti
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

ATLANTA, September 22- Bagging-i IN BsA
III: AZ na Ties-sc.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
They're All Right!

The Japs are severe
When they get on tear,
And daily their valor increases;
With bullets that tell,
They are going pell-mell.
And breaking old China to pieces!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
All Right Still!

All Right still!
Summertime has left us
But still we're bound to win;
For the big oak fire is CLOWN,
An the 'taters comm in!
An hick'rynuts is fallin
When the squirrel shakes the tree'
An the dinner horn is calm,
An we're happy as kin be!
Think of cornstalks sixteen feet high IN
Georgia. And there are not ladders enough
to go round.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

West Virginia man made journey in
the country On horseback. Shortly after
wards the horse returned ridcrless and 10y
unmiStakabie signs. in running backwards
and forwards Ic,l the mans two sons to
the woods where their father had fallen
dead.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
.rh.rhnrn That I,niled.


4 travelling pedder of patent churns
called al a farmhouse in Lewiston Nednes-
day soliciting patronage. says The Journal
ana. ascartainiug that the lady had a
churniug Of cream on hand, was anxious
10 chuin IT, The lady said that she had
"a ratent ghuru ali lily. bat the man in
sisted That his was 50 much better that he
could get TWO pounds more butter from the
cream than she could from her churn She
said: 'Ig YOU can 1 viii buy H." So he
,cft the churn. promising to come and prove
il the next morning. The lady put her
cream into her own charm and brought her
butter; took II out and poured the butter
milk into the vendors churn. He came
the next morning and churned and churned
bu. no butter. exclaiming at last, There
is no butter in this cream" Il know it, =
said the lady. ''for I've churned il in my
sbtrn: but / wanted to see you get that
other two pounds There was no sale and
no further conversation.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

Dave GooIsby TAKEN from the Jail by Mob
and Lynched.


Valdosta, Ga, September 19.-(Special)-
Dave Goosby, the negro who outraged and
murdered Little Susie Butler, in Thomas
county Saturday. was lynched here last
night by unknown parties
IL IS generally understood that the lynch
ers came In at il O'Clock from Thomasville
and Boston. and that they returned there
on the o'clock train. 1t was whispered
around as early as Sunday that something
OF the KIND was going to happen, and some
OF the most prominent men of the city were
on the streets in an effort to cry down such
an intention. Every one agreed that
the crime the negro had commit
ted deserved summary punishment, but
conservative citizens felt that the people
OF Thomas county should have been the
ones 10 mete ii out
shortly after midnight the mob gathered
ana went to the county jail They broke
open Bcosers blacksmith shop and secured
siedge hammers, with which the door was
broken IN. The cage door was opened by
battering the locks to pieces
They had no trouble in getting Goosby, as
he stepped out lightly and admitted that
ne was the one they wanted.
Residents in the neighborhood heard the
members of the mob talking but could
recognize none of the voices. The negro
was carried out to the north end of Ashley
street and hanged in three hundred yards
OF the courthouse. His body was then
riddled with bullets.
n steady stream of people have visited
the scene today.
Colonel Narnadoe, OF the Fourth Georgia
regiment, received a telegram from Cover
nor Northen this moring. ordering him to
protect the negro. Colonel Varnadoe stated
this morning that he would have exhausted
every resource if the telegram had reached
him last night.
The people here only regret that the
lynching was not done in Thomas county
instead of here. The negroes body was cut
down this evening and placed in the potters
field.
\ telegram was sent to the English com
mittee urging them to come and investigate
the facts about the crime and its punish
ment.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
CoTfSh Il the old Ro-

Commissioner Stahlman issued 4 circular
last Tuesday announcing the result: OF the
compromise recently made By the cotton
compreS=men and the railroads in the mat
ter ~ fixing a new schedule OF rates on
crnlnresefon Tor the season ensuing.
The circular announces just what the rate
will lie on compression. ard, rs The Con-
stituti0u has already printed, that rate Wil
be So cents per hundred
II VIII b. remembered that the railroads
wanted to cut the rate from 10 cents per
hundred 10 seven cents per hundred. anu
that there vgas a great kick on the part of
the comprcssmen Of the south.
The matter was taken before the Georsia
State Railway Commission b. the COM
pressmeu. failing 10 get 4 favorable hear
ing TO their petition before the Southern
kailWay and Steamship Association. and
while it was pending before the commission
the tw0 factions agreed 10 compromise at
S. cents per hundred.
Commissioner S-aIhman'S circular Is the
first formal announcement Ay me railroads
OF the agreement that was Anus effected.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
.losed steady; sales q. Doe bales.

Hubbard, Price & Co.'s Cotton Letter.
NEW YORK September 22-The statistical posito n,
a. made up by saturday. Financial Chronicle, IL
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
Kicked His Wife to Death.

Ocala, Fla, September N.-Tom Mallory,
who lives near here, went home drunk this
morning. He quarreled with his wife and
kicked her in the stomach. Mrs. Mallory
was in a delicate condition and the kick
caused her death. Mallory has not been
Tod
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
JUST FROM GEORGIA.
A SONG Of Happy Days.

Sing a song o. happy days
Sing it all the time!
Roses bloomin' in the ways
Bells that sweetly chime!
Right or wrong,
Still sing that song
For happy singing pays!
Sing a song O. happy years
Sing it day and night;
Let the rain shed all the tears
Let the heart be light!
Right or wrong,
Still sing that song 800,
And keep the harpstnings bright!
Sing a song O. happy lives
Sing it loud and long!
Brothers. sisters, sweethearts, wives
Join the thrilling song!
Right or wrong,
Still sing that song,
Till angels to the chorus throng!
If half the people who are contihuaiy
looking for brighter days would just carry
a torchlight, they'd find 'em quicker
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
Tried to save Him.

The efforts of the authorities to save
Goosby from being lynched have been told
i'm The Constitution.
Immediately after he was caught and
fully Identified by the victim of his horrible
crime Sheriff Doss spirited the negro away.
He was taken to Mitchell county, and then
on to Albany.
Fearing trouble there. Judge Hansell
had him removed to Naldosta, where 1t
was thought he would be safe. The judge
also ordered a special term of court to be
held October LIST for the trial of the negro's
case.
Late Tuesday night. the authorities at
Naldosta got wind Of attempt to cap
ture the negro, and wired the governor,
asking for the militia. The governor at
once telegraphed the mayor to call out
the militia and ut the same time telegraph
ed Colonel Narnadoe. For some reason, not
vet explained. these kilograms did not
roach the men for whom they were intend
,a3 until Yesterday morning.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
The Rewards offered.

As soon as the governor heard or the
lvnching he issued a proclamation Offering
a reward of 500 for each person implicated
In the lynchiHg.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

The worlds fair award TO DR.. Prices
Baking Powder speaks for itself. 1t pro-
claims the superiority OF this popular brand
nN.r aN.rN other.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

Sick Headache? Beecham's Pills win re
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
Fired Into from Ambush.

Ahbevllle. Ca. September I.-Great ex-
element was created here this morning
when il became known that District Al
torney NJ. T. Goriy and Sheriff 4. l..
Blanc were fired into from ambush by IN
known parties while shey were conveying
six prisoners TO jail Two Of the prisoners
were killed. Blo1dhouuds have been put
on the tracks Of the assassins and a large
posse II deputy sheiif-s have gone IN pur-
...Na u. IL. r.r.r-.-l..r-..--
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

NEW YORK, September 2l-The following is tbs
ON paratfye cotton statement for the week ending to-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

Macon TIA. September lS.-BoZe Wood
son. a. respectable colored farmer. forty-one
wears old living in Warrior district, killed
himself today on account Of the low price
OF cotton. Woodson owned a farm and was
out OF debt until last year. Saturday he
came to 1Tacpu. paid up all his debts. hav-
ing three bales OF cotton left. He said the
price was too low to sell and brooded over
the matter until today when ne committed
suicide bv shooting himself.
You hardly realize that ii IS medicine
when taking Carriers Little Liver Pills;
thew arr very small: no bad effects: ali
troubles from torpid liver are relieved 10y
their use
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24
ALL THROUGH DIXIE.
HAPPENINGS OF n WEEK IN THE
SUNNY SOUTHLAND.
Georgia Alone Is Not Our Domain - we
Cover tho Entire South from the
Potomac TO the Rio Grand.

Little Rock, Ark, September 2-LuKe
Washington Richard Washington and Hen
ry C. Robinson, the three negroes who muir
dered H. C. Patton, merchant, at Nc
Gehee last night, were taken from the sher-
iff at that place and hanged to tree. The
negroes made a full confession.
Intelligent consumers insist in having Dr.
Prices Baking Powder and will be content
with no other.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

Henderson, Ky, September 21.-C. C. Nc
Ileer, publisher of The Meade County Mes
senger, committed suicide at Brandenburg.
Wednesday, using a pistol to effect his pur-
pose. He left note stating that the act
disappointment and a hopeless future.
was deliberate and the result of sickness,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-04-14
Cause and Effect.

The relation of cause and effect is
wildly revealed in the changed con-
dition of political sentiment in the
West and North West, where the
populist party is gaining strength
and the free trade idea is rapidly
taking the place of the Republican
slogan of protective tariff. The
tariff reform movement, that took
definite shape in the last campaign,
is the outgrowth of the anti-protec-
tion sentiment in the great grain
growing region of the West, and the
steadily decreasing price in wheat
and other cereals is the cause of the
change that has come over the spir-
it of their dreams, and, vice versa,
the low price of wheat is the effect
OF the high protective tariff policy
with which the country has been
cursed for the last quarter of cen
fury. Prior to that time this coun-
try had almost the monopoly Of the
European grain trade, and, as long
as we maintained liberal trading
policy with foreign nations, Ameri
ca was the granary to which Europe
looked to for her supply of wheat,
but as soon as the policy was chang
ed, and the Chinese wall, in the
shape of high and prohibitory tar
iff, was built around this country,
and our government refused to trade,
or allow other nations to trade with
us, they were compelled to look else
where for their grain supplies. 1t
was then that England fostered and
encouraged the cultivation of wheat
in India and Australia, and the ex-
portation of wheat from this coun-
try began to fall off, and the price
to decline steadily. Now India, Aus
tralia, Russia and the Argentine Re-
public are formidable rivals, all of
which, except Russia, were former
ly unheard of factors in the grain
trade. The farmers of the West have
at last discovered the cause, and are
trying to apply the only remedy, and
that is more liberal trading policy
with other nations. But the mischief
has been done, and it will be hard
to undo. The low price of wheat is
the direct effect of the above men
toned commercial causes, and can
only be remedied by removing those
causes.-Martinsburg World.