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EXPOSITION NOTES.
rxpoaitiop Commissioners for Eur

ys~posItion Commissioner for Europe.
The exposition is 10 have European
commissioner
Air. A. Mackay, OF London, England, has
been designated as the gentleman 20 act IN
the capacity mentioned.
Mr.. Nacl,ay is well known in this couh-
try. He has had extensive experience Ia
exposition work. He controlled q large
European exhibit at the worlds FAR ana
was a commissioner there. lie had charse
of the Italian exhibit at the MidwlnteT
fair at san Francisco. He is wen htteo
for the work and will take It UP at once.
lie will take charge Of the Work IN Eng
land France, Germany, Italy and 6eI,
GUM. He will Immediately visit each OF
these countries and select capable COM
missioner ian each country. Those com
nissioners viii make q canvass Of the IN
dustries Of their countries ana MI. Mac
kay win have general charge OF the "oIk.
The Florida Commission.
The Florida commission Of the Cotton
states and International exposition has
zone to work in earnest. 1t consists OF
Mr.. j. +. Ingraham, commissioner OF ST.
Augustine; w. d. Chepley. assistant, Pen
sacola, and $. Paul Brown, assistant,
Jacksonville, these three weil-knoWl
FIoridians having recently been appointed
by Governor Mitchell.
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the NILLS IN GEORGIA.

Washington Gazette: Some OF the largo
cotton mills OF New I'm gland are preparing
to move To Georgia. The very best place
we know OF for a location is out at An
thongs shoals. on Broad river 10 this
county. The shoals have 5G000 horse power,
there is no trouble from high water the 20
cation IS as healthy as any other in the
world and altogether this is a most favored
place for the erection Of immense cotton
mills. The power could be utilized - =
mere nominal cost We 60 nos believe this
location has It's equal anywhere else IN
Georgia.
Brunswick Tirtes: Lagrange claims TO
have closed q contract with one of the
large eastern cotton mills for a location IN
that town, and is following the good luck
up with q big land company.
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increased his talents, and hear the LoTd say.
ssWell done thou good and faithful servant, enter
into the Joys OF thy Lord"
we have lrreat announcements 10 do GOOD anu
lie ,setul in this life; and yet, II We do not watea
we will 20 on cartlessly, never sttPs -
lar vh3I porposo we were created, Tor what are
we anV way ANA What is li.C|
Are We Just 10 live out our time c'relessis -,
our own en- ioyncnt. with 40 higher paip"se IA
view? Nay, friends, let Us strive To give "oo tAe
glory in all that we do,
Life is real, life is earnest
Some of our lives seem small and useless bUt
nevertheless, they may not boi every Hover IN .
woods and field has IT. use.
We uOtncrs. whose ealing II IS TO rear anu
cuard the next generation IN ats youth, nave i
HON ealliulr indeed; one that needs help from the
great Author of its existence. .,
lId h eyer occur 10 vOu in thinking ct tne SUD
iect Of controlling children, how that Goa spno-
times ChastCns his children. thihh s1Hletiles
i-huient t.OTfoV1; We need " 70 ktcp ~ - '.
IN. reto,t, think il necessary tor Us 20 lnAl't
puui.hnent whom Mo see IL IS needed; LOT /. We
t.ra,rp ra8td-.pl need q, why nOt Ilt~e oiseas
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Persia will certainly be represented az
the exposition. The attention of the Per-
sian merchants has been called to the eX-
position by the shah and the result is GER
tain TO be a liberal response. The follow
ing communication was received by Presi
deaf Collier with reference W the presenta-
ton Of Persia:
''Teheran, His Excellency, the Hon.
Alexander Mcdonald, Minister of the Unit
ed States, etc. Sir: / have the honor TO
acknowledge the receipt of your commu-
nication OF the 18TH, OF Jamidi-es-Sani lith,
of December, 1884, forwarding an invitation
from the Cotton States and international
Exposition Company, of Atlanta, Ga, and
TO inform you that the contents have been
understood. i have had the honor to lay
the invitation before his imperial majesty,
the shah; and instructions have been
given 10 the ministry of commerce to bring
this matter to the notice OF the Persian
merchants. l take this opportunity to re
new 10 your eXcellency the assurance or
my high consideration Seal of the SADIE
Ayem, dated the 18th of Jamidi- es-Sani,
A H.. 1872. corresponding TO the 18th of De-
cember, 1891 JOHN TYLER,
'ThanSiator."
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thinning Nneht ma nny.

brunswick. Ga, January Gi.-(Special)-A
recent publication announced that the st.
Siroons Lumber mills HAD closed down for
a period of ten months and large number
OF wovkmen had been thrown out OF EN-
ployment. It develops that while the mill
has been shut down, the entire force with
very few exceptions, have been put or as
a night crew at the cypress mills, which
VIII be run night and day
Brunswlck's city council has appropriate
ed 500 to pay the expenses Of Major Dun
woody and President Reed, OF the business
League, 10 the New England states 10 en-
Gcavor to secure cotton manufacturers 10
locate here.
The Merchants and Traders bank has
been appointed state depository for Appiins,
Calnaen. GIynn and MANne coullles.
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Dalton Ga, February 2.-(speciaiQ-A'
W. Hunking, representing the Massachu-
setts Mill Company. Of Lowell, was in
Dalton yesterday looking for 200 acres OF
land for a site tor the location Of his
cotton mill. He was shown around by
J.. T. Hardwici and &c" W. hamilton,
president OF the Dalton cotton mil. lie
was entertained by II. c. BabcocS, pres
ident OF the Georgia Manufacturing Com
pany. lie left this morning very favorabiy
Impressed with Dalton. He and President
lowering, OF the mill. VIII return to Dal-
ton in a few Gays to so over the ground
q
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Bessie's Question.

The night was dark, and the stars were
hid.
And soon the thunder bersn TO roll:
stood at my window looking out
When soft to my side wee Bessie stole.
Her little face grew fun OF awe
As she locked out with wondering eyes
Into tho storm. and she whispered low
As she gazed upon the starlSss skies:
Mamma. Mammal Is tn. good God mad,
Because the angels forgot 10 light
7 he lttic stars. ~ there ia heaven.
And make Il al pretty and brightY'
ANNIE L. JOHNSON.
TaIIagaea Ala
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The Constitution takes pleasure in an
nCuucinas this week that IL has Iaade ar
r4.aetnguts by which Il can furnish as
subscribers with GeAeral IfitTh1Sh Lee 5
life Of his uncle, General Robert l.. Lee. ia
connection with The Weekly Constitution.
Tor only Si.75 IL other words, We viii sell
the weekly one year and a copy Of Geael II
Lees book. postage prepaid 10 any ADDRESS.
for oaIy $40. As Jhe bJoh iteaf reta IS
IN the malRa- for Si.Jj, the iuuICemeuJ 81
This cfe- is apparent.
we have received a great many cc-utnuni-
cations from au parts OF tae - -tI -o..-.. e.
ilg tEis book, watch G3- just been phali-' =
ed and which naturally appeals ~ lie
people Of the south. OF course no Twins
faan could better write tie Ike ami history
OF General Robert T.. Lee than his disun-
guished nephew, VINO served with hiIn
throughout the cOHteuer2cy euG NO #ss
Since been prominent ia the poHtic3i history
81 irg.Uia, having served as its governor
two terms.
ana not only covers the LIE OF General
Lee but s. q succiuct ANA accurate history
CT the war Of tine Coufaleracy. Ne COM
mend Il 70 our readers rs the most vail
&B!e historical ana p,CEr;- p1ty1l pt.l4is.s 81 b
81 the past wear. IT is beautifully buuE
and should be i'm the bookcase of every
one who takes am Interest in tue nfstol. .f
the late war end the lie OF the cistln@uis N
ca general who leu tile army OF tho con
federacy.
and The Weekly Constitution one year.
POSTAGE prepaid for both, 70 any ADDRESS.
5an29-wli3t
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IN. best results in spinning the finest
yarns.
The method of handling the product or
southern mills is another matter that IS re-
ceiving his attention. Another Of Mr. Pat
rIcks missions IS 20 show the weii-knoWn
exhibit of southern agricultural products
IN Boston ana other northern cities, 50 that
the people here snail become the better
acquainted with the vast and diVersihed
resources Of the south. He is also CONSUL
erina a scheme looking to an excursion
IN the south, composed OF some of the
leading citizens of the New England states,
The excursion expenses 20 be borne by the
association he represents lie is OF the be-
Lief that the commercial growth OF the
south is but little understood by northern
people, and he wishes 70 give them an cp-
p0vrunity to study with their own eyes the
marvellous advancement being made
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WILL COME SOUTH
Where They Can COraDete with the
Whole World.

Hartford. Conn, January S0.-A promi-
ncnt Greonwoods manufacturing company,
the New Hartford manufacturers of cot
ton goods. says the company has procti-
cany concluded to abandon their plant in
New Hartford aud move south. The COM
uauy is especially nettled over tn5 action
81 The town in raising the taxes on tie
plant from $4,000 to $4,000. 1t claims tGat.
with such heavy taxes, high freghts on
raw materials, etc, Il cannot compete
with southern manufacturers and make a
reasonable profit. The controlling interest
in the Greenwoods company IS owned By
!. Spencer Turner, OF New York, who
has large interests in southern manufac-
turing plants. The capital of the company
is s3oJ.000 and its pay roll $4,000. II IS the
principal industry IN New Hartford.
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Lena Rushln, Mcdonald, Ca mas my
rooted grape vines and pear trees one
year old. TO exchange for anything useful
Mrs. j. II. Taylor, Riverside, = e. mas
"A gold pen point to exchange for sea
sb.us or curios Write Tor particulars.
Mrs. Bette Miller. Hazel, Ey.' would eS-
change rider tfs,-ards works, and THE
Secret of Bcr Lii,,' by Edward Jehklhs'
for bulbs. roses ana sheet music. Write
first
]. A Jones, JouesOorOu@n, IenA., mas
p!re bred dark Brahmas and golden pohsh'
cockorels, and books. TO exchange Tor
other books and magazines.
Miss NJ. L. Jennings, Jennings, fls''
wishes some one 10 send her the directions
for knitting a fascinator.
s. T. Smith. Elmer. La, will exchange
tier lily roots, water hyacmths, Snow
flake begonias. elephant ears and seed Tor
npanetta vine, fancy leaved begonlas'
Chinese sacred lilies, silk velvet and satin
pieces. or sea shells.
Missouri Chester. AnicOlola, Ga, VIII eN-
change school books, not soiled, for best
offer.
New goose feathers at 50 cents 9 pound.
G. w. HEARD,
North Broad St, Atlanta. Ga.
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Or. Prices cream Balcing kSowGer
uorid's Fair Highest Medal and DinioF'ss.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FACTORS
Endorse the Plans az CcmnaissiOner
Lane Regarding. Reduced Acren sc.

New Orleans, January 2S.-At large
and enthusiastic meeting Of the New Or
leans Cotton Factors Association held
this day the following preamble and reso-
lutions, after a thorough discussion, were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The New Orleans Cotton
Factors Association has listened with
great interest TO the plans and opinions
of the Hon. Hector ID. Lane regarding
the movement TO reduce the cotton acreage
of the coming year.
Resolved That the Cotton Factors As
ISOLATION heartily endorses the plans of the
american Cotton Growers Protective As
ISOLATION for the reduction OF acreage to
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TO Enlnrge The VIII.

Augusta, Ca, February 1-(Speclal THE
Lana,ly Manufacturing Company contem-
mates making considerable additions to the
mill at I.angiy. Another story viii be
added to the old portion and an addition
also built in the quadrangle between the
old ana new portions These additions will
afford room for about 10000 new spindles
and 400 looms.
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A Little Thentcr.

A pretty little theater with elegant ap-
pointnents. and fashioned after Roster a.
Biars famous establishment In New York.
Is the latest feature added to the many
attractions at the exposition.
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Japf.SOn Is In Earnest

jackson, Miss. February 1.-(Specisl.)-
Forty thousand dollars has been subs
scribed for the stock for a cotton mill in
Il is town. Negotiations will be opened
with eastern mills which have announced
their purpose to move south.
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TaIlsdesa. Ala.
Woaan'S Suffrage.
Probably the most uola5!e convention
that has ever been held la the south wil
be the national Womans suffrage conVeu-
ti0u. which couveu-s IN our city next
week 11erc VIII he something novel ia
81. WhiC1 VIII a3i 10 THE interesting fca-
tures. We I'll know Susan :. Anthony by
reputation. who - tise president of Sic
association 4 dad tie pleas OF uest-
ing pn~eraily th.s vcry re- Alhl" Woe
man several years ago in Chicago. h.d
read - Her ala isE Ale, ai- t.r-t r great
curiosity g. behold Lsr. We al i1.Iu cur
own IDEAS OF people before We meet tEeu,
Rnd I had pielgr.t susan g. Aat.cny ss
such a very #erlsiae !ooSirs woman, tnat
! v-oul5 rot have h-eu surprised had size
Appeared IN 'llsoEer Cp-tume;' instead.
there came uT.n sle sta-e "a ttll, tG.n,
modest lCcE.a- woman. W--I one oi are
Sweetest voices : ever heard. and mace one
CT the most sensible AMI s,-Cug.s, tails i
ever had the pleasure 81 listening TO- Sae
VAS QUIT. as aGabe and a-ree-ale OF tie
stage as she was -n--re-tins on.
In 4 recent alirt-s she made north, She
announce that thc object "a t,C ccryln-
zion in ccul'ny south. waS 10 educate ard
euiwh ca suE-Eagl women As " their
rs-lte ami privileges.
Another wy notable woman among the
ori.eas and Ge5-s4trs is Lucy stone l.i1cN-
wel vls S she daughter a. Jc .c.s3
re- stone supIs-e. tGr most prominent
suffrage woman tat- country .tsr Ir'-
ou.ed- h'f e. ltn' i"5T cay, '.i.ed s'--
ce5. SORROW AL oy.- che hand. go eve
c1G.I have studied tne character aEI read
o. the early Stru-elss as.t ,.iisniti"s of
this wonderful womau without rendering
u h'r -heiE sincere ~ 'i 'i--' t''-'-
IRE convention WI A'iii.'' ..-i h''--
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ana. while Ne nstF Ho- i" ahi' To S- zee
with them MON aiI TIE '.,ss they a"v'-
cate. sgt y" ere -..'t 7" 'el'o.''' 'hF'h
INTO oar uls1st anu 70 h- -h- .Ai't'A ~
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Ut. C. HAItD1, SeCTeINTy.
Lane to the Cotton Growers.

New Orleans, January 29.-Hon. Hector
D. Lane, of Alabama, president OF the
American Cotton Growers Protective AS
ISOLATION. has furnished the following sig
nincant memorandum for publication to
the people of the south:
ut goes without saying that If anything
like 3-cent cotton on plantations is wit
messed next year a general crash viii en-
sue, Real estate and securities of all kinds
Will reach such a level in the south as
few can imagine.
European spectators are today selling
Gotten in Liverpool for delivery in October,
November. December. 1929, at price
equivalent to about i cents on farms in
the south for middling or cents at the
ports, believing that another 9.5ceO00 or
larger crop will lie grown in America,
which would insure them a profit OF at
least l cent per pound. which would mean
to the farmer about cents at the railroad
stations next autumn, when cotton Is NOV
ing in large volumes
ut is not TO be supposed that these
shrewd European cotton people are agrees
siyeiy selling the next crop at equal TO
cents unless they have excellent reasons
for believing that the south viii plant Tor
another monster crop. They are confident
on informat ton furnished them that TeXai
Iviu not decrease its acreage; therefore,
believing this to be true to such an extent
In AZ they VIII be able to buy back during
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a Gossipy Exchange of Views Among the
IaGf.. for Themselves.


Mr.. II 4. staakiey, VAL saw in The Consti-
tl.f..a of tue ltth ct January. that Mrs Nab
S.n 81. uaEway. =. g., nIsued 70 know remedy
ior teties GA .'Hds, Wsite 80 e1y Il he will try
luhgicat.l. li Oh hef hahd7 ~ hiSht when site .e-
tIfes il Wlt do good.
Mrs. Annie Strinptenow, Feeders Mil, Aia.-I
WISH To THANK tie kIad sisters VINO sent reading
matter i"r nay mother. she mas recovered, and IS
all.. Ay ne AID b,r uoys, TO do her housework
Wui,ld llae 10 exchange siih scraps fer Hover.
Please send self addressed stamped envelope with
seed.
Mrs. :. A. Pleasants OF Williams. Arz., has
been for year among no Indians % Arizona. and
handmade lnaian rugs, ancient pottery. and all
siuds 90 western curlos; VIII exchange for good
feathers, blankets, or amy Kind OF house linen.
Mrs Ellen Milne, Mt Vernon. South Dak.-In
answer 10 Mrs. smith, Oaisway, ). C., in ConStitu-
ti"n @! January l4th VIII give remedy 10" letter
Cn hands. WRAP the hands IN miNtdr9 OF sui
pGur anu lard. over night. until they are healed,
(.Hd ie careful! not To c-tch cold a tne sulphur
viii open the pores.) Also take some good blood
purii} Ing sAfsapariil1, Or teispooninl oil peru
wan bark Ii q wln, gldssiul VI Madeira wine at
1850 g. H., until cured.
"Arzausas Sister" Belrdcn, Ark.-NIrs. Brit
rain, 81 Peers island, certainly has a broad deld
for missionary labor.
am acquainted with q sister similarly situated,
who went o. work ma organized . Sunday school
a vacant hsTss. where she mSets from sunday
- sunday the children, aud Others yno will come.
size leads IN prayer. and in that httle house un-
SiGcd and with not another church memser TO adj
vie or heiT her, she has taught many the way of
eternal lie.
let u, do our best sisters for the Master. Let
no day pass without speaking some good word tor
iIm. Impart 1our knowledge u those around
you. and lie not Idle in tie Masters vineye~',,
''Cast ting bread upon the waters labor and
walt
Mrs mage.e s'snris. Peden. Miss;-I a- sub
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have been ably and inteliigenty discussed, and is
now growing somewhat monotonous, to some at
least.
AS variation is the spice of life, make move
that we try some other topic; let us exchange our
ideas of housekeeping. and how to make home the
happiest place earth; tell our favorite authors
ami books we have read.
want ask tine sisters, or the editress, III they
know of n reliable firm that buys confederate
money? have two 500 bills that would Ike TO
dispose of.
sent 10 cents to T. j. Baten, of Louisiana, for
one of Edna Brewers pictures. but never hearu
from him sIncr; that has been two months ago.
Best wishes for WomAn's Kingdom.
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Stamp It on the suu-paint II on the
'moon-the superiority OF Dr. trice , Cream
T.pl<iuqr Powder.
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THE KINGDOMS CoRREsPONDENcE.

IN wJnan's empire DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is always sure TO rule.
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There is as much difts renee between q
cheap chrome and a painting by one. OF
the old masters as between the inferior
baking powd rs and DIR. Prices.
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next fan the cotton they are now selling
at much lower prices. realizing thereby
handsome profits. IL remains With Eae
farmers ana merchants az the south TO
saw whether these European spectators
will be permitted 70 reap 4 golden harvest
at the expense of the farms, plantasons,
towns, real estate and securities of the
south.
.sThe above statement is from me official
" and I desire that il should be presented
10 the public as such through the press.
paEpectfuliy, etc, HECTOR D. Lane:
'.PresiGcnt Cotton Growers Protective As
soctatiOn."
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Miss Edith Reid Thomasville. Gal am a sub
scriber 10 The Constitution, and 1t is constant
source of knowledge and joy.
enjoy reading the sisters and young ioiRS de-
partments but think the young folks Tar anead,
which speaks we'll Tor the coming generation.
AS aim neither mother nor splinter, cannot
give them advice ON the training OF children, OUT
would like TO speak IRON child's STANDPOINT.
Parents should train children for me OF USE
fulness here. and tit them for the Kingdom pre-
pared for them hereafter.
Sad experience has taught ME that parents not
mothers .lOne, but fathers also, 10 not pay as
much attention to the training of children as they
Should, thereby causing chose precious children
much suffering in af.er lie.
Ii seems that call in vain Tor help from tie
Wo!nan's Kingdom. 50 / appeal 10 the sisters ior
aid in behalf OF a YOUNG lady. She IL very anN
l0us learn the miI,iaers trade, nj II any OF the
readers own millinery stores, ANA would IKE 10
have some one 10 work with them, VIII he Slad
to hear from them. or n they can refer me 10 any
one, will be under many obligations, ana viii
return postage
Best wishes for The Constitution ana our kind
editress.
Mrs. W. s. Morton. Tate, Ga.-HOw busy we are
in this life, and how busy we should he, ana yer
how little we can accomplish III this short IKE OF
ours. We 20 our rounds of daily duties day Ivy
day:
Toiling, rejoicing, sorrowing
Onward through life we CO.
with a great future stretched out before us.
The future OF eternity. how happy that future
will be, IT we appear did tho wise servant, WHO
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be planted I'm cotton and that it urges
upon the farmers, planters, merchants
the careful and earnest consideration OF
the plans submitted by Mr.. Lane as
means of preserving the value OF their
farms, plantations. homes and securities
''Ee il further
Resolved, That the New Orleans Cotton
Factors Association continue in every pos
sible way it's support to the movements
TO reduce the acreage.
"ROBElaT S. DAY. President.
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Flower. for the Living.

Fidelity is a jewcl-so Is Dr.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder.
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Miss NJ. l.. Jennings, Jennings, lls'r
wishes some one 10 send her the directions
for knitting a 1asCnator.
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