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Sales-Eckington r. r. IS, $100 at 96; Metz
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ICE CREAM-Pure, soc. per gallon;
in0ire. brfter:s all flavors; delfvc red .
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FAITH CURES.
Westminster Gazette.

cures" at Lourdes, Holywell
and elsewhere, DR.. Marlinueau
recounted some interesting sto-
ries. While he was a student
at Berlin, yonng woman work
ed some extraordinary cures by
means of prayer. One case
came under the Doctors own
noiice-that of an old woman
who had been bedridden for
years with rheumatism. Mpdi-
cine had done her no good, bat
on hearing Of this woman's sue
cessful cures she was anxious
to see her. An almost instant
anous cure was effected, the
old woman leaving her bed aud
becoming quite active, well
and free from pain. Now il
happened that there was a
strong anti Jewish feeling at
Berlin, and one day it came out
that this young woman was a
Jewess. The result Of this dis
covery was remarkable, for in
nearly every case the malady
returned. This rheumatic old
woman took 10 her bed instan
2 uy on learning the news, and
= the next day was as bad as
ever. DR.. Mariineau considered
that this showed the double
working of n faith cure. Ht
did mot doubt but that the orig
. inal cures ofnervous complaints
t were genuine, but they rested
r on the belief of the patient, anC
when this belief was sub
spquently undermined by the
discovery that the healer was
iJewess, The disbelief that t
Jewess could achieve any goo6
, thing proved stronger than the
apparent fact that she had done
so.
DIR. Martinean told ne of {
well known Irish priest. Q.
Father Mathew, the grea
I Apostle of temperance who
effected some signal cures il
cases of nervous disease by
n merely extending his hand il
blessing. He was quiet, un
!, assuming man who emphatic
: ally discharged any mysteriont
oower. "God alone knows how
they are cured" he sand: 6
!. can not refuse to bless tbos'
~xho ask for nv Ng;
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ly to beat over a certain path
their wits become sharpened
and they afford no end of
amusement to the passengers.
a crowd of gnlIs will follow a
vessel ell day, returning doubt
less to the nearest land. Next
morning there will be another
gang at dayhreak, bus it may
be of a wholly different spe-
cies.
a jolly crew are a flock OF
gulls. I have watched them by
the hour flying abreast of the
steamer from 10 to % feet from
the ships rail, every eye or
the portfolio from which refuse
of the cooks galley is dumped
into the sea. Generally. this
grateful event takes place just
after meal times, j. and a gull
will follow a ship ten hours fol
the sake of one mad dash al
IAe scraps which it expects tt
be consigned to the ocean. Fht
4 gull can not he fooled will
anything short Of fresh meat o.
crackers. l have tried orange
peel and scraps OF pasteboard
which / tossed into the air 0,
into the sea, and not a birC
turned featheal But if }or
hold Il scrap Of cracker in You
hand, you shall see every birC
draw as near as he dares. with ;
knowing blink and turn of lh'
head. Toss it into the air, anC
a wild scream issues from fifty
threats; as many pairs of wing
flash in the sunlight; fifty pair.
of red or black legs dangle ii
; the air, amp The scrap neve
reaches the sea!
The great event is when til,
dinner scraps go overheard
from the galley. There is
mad scramble, the air is file,
with horse cries. the Who'll
flock settles on the water wit
nplifted wings, each SCREAMING
and Tapping in the vsr,1 ehol
| to get all thsxa -
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CUBAN ADViCES.

- - a 4 = ' \ - -@e(s
Havana. June Ana
Luis Trujillo, with the Farr
squadron while reccnnoitri
in this province, met a ford
600 insurgents under AIv
Rodriguez, at Brujo brl
near the California farm
der the fire of The nemy
squadrqa charged al d gal.
and dispersed the insure
with a loss of II ll4o
many wounded. - -
body Of the troops theS 50 I
the fugitives and inliicAv ~
er loss upon them. 5
troopers were woundeds.
machetes. 1t is stated i
that Antonio Maceo being,
formed that 10 of his fo
intended to go 'overi
Spanish lines, orderec
be hanged.
The repeated denial
eral Fitzhugh Lee thai
made no unfavorable re
cleveland as announcedif5
lifted States have pred
a favorable effect her
have counteracted the II
ing occasioned by the
ton of the erroneous
During recent skirla,|
the provinces Of FInar a
Havana and Matanzas
surgents lost one Is
and several killed. 81
rito's troops attackete
surgents under Ia :.
gully and Ynglelo
in a palm grove go
province. The
made in front
TANKS and the il
driven from the
at point of the bayonet
enemy left 10 killed Il
asserted they retired !
wounded. The loss
troops was 8 He'd
were seriously w nnded
slightly. This afterno@
thorifN AStanzas sh
killed "a SIarsiil
andido cTesl
cused Of being
cendiaries
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Hmm Z. Stncke, Treasurer: Geo. More,
n Grand. George ". Miller, S d. D..
W. I,odFe meets 4 z so p. IN. every
IN night. Visit rg brethren and al
bws in good standing are cordially invited
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-08-27
suNFLOWER CULTURE.

The cultivation of sunflowers is be-
ing advocated as an agricultural indus
try. In support of this departure III
Western farm crop enterprises 1t Is as
serted that the better varieties OF sun
flowers yield gallon of Oil to the
bushel of seed, and that an average
crop will produce from 40 to 30 bush
oils of seed per acre The oil is high
nriccd. and sells on an equality with
the oil of olives.
The wholesale price of olive Oil is
about 81 per gallon, thus indicating a
pro6t in the sunhower crop which
would ut once admit it into the list of
profitable crops for diversified farm in
dustry.
The Russian sunnower Is one of the
largest in stalk and seed head. and mas
been recognized as a great producer OF
seed with excellent oily properties. y
new variety. entirely white, is now Il
rival of the Russian. and is sad TO pro
duce much milder and better fa'
vorcd oil, owing to its deficiency in col
orine matter in the outer covering OF
the seeds.
The sunhower seed is n recognized
valuable food for stock and poultry,
and when properly understood will be
in more common use on the farm Tor
this purpose. The wild suntlower OF
the Western prairie country mas
created a prejudice against the name
"srnnovcr" but. Notwithstanding its
pcrSstcncy in maintaining its place as
weed on the cultivated farms, it is
no means an Objectionable indication
to the quality and agricultural value
of the lands it occupies.-akota Field
and Farm.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-08-27
BRAIN AND MUSCLE.

The man who uses both brains and
muscle will far outstrip in the race of
life the man who uses only his mus
clos. This is true in every calling in
which men engage, but especially is it
true in farming. The farmers who
are getting along the easiest, other
things equal. are those who mix brains
with their work; who plan and sys-
trmatizc their work. do everything in
its season. and in the most thorough
manner possible. The farmer who, for
instance, does not decide what crops
he will plant till planting time comes,
or the one who breaks his ground re-
CARELESS of the condition of the soil
plants INFESTED or doubtful seed in
poorly prepared soil. cannot be said to
have mixed enough brains with his
work
There is no doubt that many farmers
would have better profits if they would
rest. rccrcatc, and read more and work
fewer hours. There is such thing as
doing too much manual labor. The
farmers, as a class, certainly cannot
he accused of being lazy. The major
ity Of them work too hard.at le;y,t dur
ing some seasons of the year. 1t is
more than likely that many do not dis
tribute their work well, and are. as
too busy at some seasons
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-08-27
STORING APPLES IN BONES.

Square boxes, with open tops, ana
separated by clcats nailed across the
corners, so as to allow air to circulate
over them. are better than barrels to
store apples in. We saw some recently
in the fruit cellar of DR.. Fisher, OF
Fitchburg The apples are put in these
boxes in the orchard. loaded into waS-
onS, and are then drawn to the cellar.
where they are piled, one above the
other, nearly to the ceiling. The boxes
are made to hold Il full buShel each,
and can be easily handled without dis
turbng the fruit. There is great in
jury to fruit, even from the most care
full handling. When the bloom is off,
it can never be exactly what it was
before. The squapc boxes take less
room that The same quantity of apples
would in barrels, and are much better
than if put in bins. where the natural
heabihg of the apples piled one upon
me other induces rot. which once
started quickly spreads. The boxes
are made of solid boards, and are,
therefore. heavier. as we'll as more
costly than the boxes used in harvest
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-08-27

and have too much leisure at Others
Here. again, is where the brains come
in. The work should he planned with
view to doing it most economically.
This can be done by 1udieious DIS
trihution of work which will Keep
hands and teams reasonably busy dur
ing all seasons of the year, instead Oh
hiring help and rushing at some sea-
sons and then taking it easy for con-
siderable spell.
The cooperation of brain and muscle
on the farm, however, means more
than merely to improve methods OF
farming; it means cooperation WIN
brother farmers, and organizations for
marketing to the best advantage and
for purchasing in a way to be 1nde'
pendent.-St Louis Journal OF A%rlcul'
tUIp.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-08-27
TURKEYS.

There are not nearly as many tur-
is never Il year that turkeys are not
more profitable than hogs, for they al
ways bring a good price in the mar
kcts. and the supply is rarely equal to
the demand.
The bronze turkey is the favOritc
with most breeders, as it grows to n
large size. and is about the hardest of
all the varieties The only rival it has
that amounts to much in the West is
the white variety. which is growing in
favor because of its beautiful appear
ancc when dressed and the fine quail
ity of the meat. 1t does not grow as
large as the bronze turkey, at the same
age, but is preferred by many CON
sumerS, and they are often willing to
pay something extra to get one.
Young turkeys pouts is the proper
namc) are somewhat tender at first,
and must he carefully looked after for
the first few weeks of their lives, and
early morning deWS.
They should be fed for the first few
days on bread, dampcncd mot soaked
i'll sweet milk. With this may be given
cottage cheese, made in the same man
her as for the table. but with less salt
and more pepper in it, After they get
started and begin to show the red cor
rugations about the neck c'shooting
the red this is called, they may be
allowed perfect freedom, and they will
which is their favorite food-Farm
and FreSde.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-08-27
WATERING HORSES AT WORK

1t used to be the rule TO keep horses
from drinking at noon or night after
they had been working through the
forenoon or afternoon, until they had
eaten their feed, and had cooled down.
This was considered necessary i'll order
to prevent injury from taking cold
water while the system is heated. But
this is cruel to the horses, as they can
not eat what they should If they are
parched with thirst. The better way
is to give each horse in the middle OF
the forenoon a pail of water, into
which a small quantity of oatmeal has
been stirred. This VIII refresh and in
vigoratc the horse without doing any
injury. and will prevent him from be-
ing injured by drinking freely at noon
time. The drink being nourishing, raj
lies the strength that enables the ami
nal to do greater amount of work
w~-out failure.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-08-27
New Adyerti.cments.

We call the attention of our readers
10 the following new advertisements
in this weeks issue, viz:
COLLEGES.
Isbell Female College, Talladega
Ala
Wesleyan Female Institute. staun'
ton, Va.
Southern Shorthand and Business
University, Atlanta, Ga.
State Normal College, Florence, Ala.
Birmingham Business College, Blr'
mingham, Ala
MEDICINES.
]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
MEDICo-sURG1CAL INSTITUTE.
DIR. Ralph NJ. Russell, Birmingham
Ala.
FORTUNE TELLING.
Astrologer, Boston, Mass.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-08-27
STATE NORMAL COLLEG +,
Florence, Ala. Its Low Rates-lts
Excellent Trainin2-The Demand
Tor Its Graduates,

Florence, AIa.-Its Low Rates-Its
Excellent Trainin2-The Demand
Tor I;s Graduates.
One hundred dollars will defray a
years expense, including board. OF
this, not more than SIS will be required
in any one month.
Its teachers are specialists. No in>
stitution in Alabama has stronger
faculty. The academic work Of the
several department is is of the highest
order. In addition, careful atten ton
is paid throughout to the Theory and
Practice of teaching. Before gradual
ing every student has a years expert
cnce in teaching, under careful critics
AS u natural consequence. its gradu-
ates are in strong demand. There is
no surer way TO a good position in Ala
bama than to satisfactorily take the
course. Furthermore, President Pow
ers keeps track of all graduates and in
many ways assists them to position
and, advancement.
- G. dddates of high scnools and collie
ges and teachers of experience luay
lake the professional course and grad
u tie in one year.
These points should commend them>
seves to parents and young teachers
President James X. Powe will DO
glad to send ca dialogue and give
further information on request.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-08-27
|FARM AND GARDEN NOTES
ITEMS c. TIMELY INTEREST TO THE
FARMERS.
How TO Remove Rank 'avor.-Suntlower
CuIture---Watering Horses al Work'"A
Word About Turkeys.
OILING HARNESS.

Mix one gallon of meats foot oil, four
pounds of the best newly rendered tai
low. and two pounds of vaseiine. Melt
and stir in, while hot, one ounce oil
lamp black. Take the harness apart
and wash thoroughly iii warm water
and CASTLE soap. Before the leather Is
thoroughly dry soak with the above
mixture of oil. and the harness will be
soft and pliable. This is also excel
lent for boots. 1t is suitable for the
finest buggy harness.-New England
Homestead.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-08-27
A Masonic Sign.

A man is known by his motions-if
the iooker-on has the discerning eye
of fellow-craftsman. Such is the point
of street scene reported by st. Louis
newspaper. A stranger In Boston stood
in front of a Columbus avenue apart
ment house In process OF construction,
apparently Interested in what he saw,
and picked up brick. which he turned
over in his hand one or twice.
az will give you job If you want It,"
said the foreman. who had observed
the stranger.
'What kind of job?" asked the 9th
or. as he shook the brick dust from his
gloves.
"Laying brick, of course" was the
answer. 81 know from the way you
picked up that brick that you are a
brick mason, and we are short-nahdeu'
with the cold weather on u.s."
.srhank YOU" answered the stranger.
"Once I would have jumped at your
offer. Thirty-five vears ago l wander
cd these streets looking for such JOB,
md couldn't find 1t, though needed IL
ms much as any poor fellow in the city.
I took Greeley's advice and weat west,
where have laid tens of thousands OF
bricks and employed men to lay mill
ions for me. l don't need the work,
but / am pleased that you Recognized
in me a member of the craft
The stranger was one OF the larges'
contractors in ST. Louis.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-08-27
GOOD NEWS.
Successful Treatment of Consump-
ton by a Birmingham (Aia.)
Physician.


Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 1S.-lSpecisl. y
DIR. X NJ Russell, of the Medco,Surgtcal
institute, of this city, has demonstrated. be
yond doubt, that the dread disease 4
consumption can be cured by the us, of his
Electro Medical Apparatus, in connection
with the X-Rqys This Electro Medica !
Apparatus manufactures the same kind OF
electricity that makes the X-Ray, and this
is used to conduct medicines into diseased
tissues of the body. 1t was originated 10y
DR.. Russell and has been in use in his lnsti-
tuition for about five years
By the ard of the X.R1y machine,
equipped with one of the improved tub OF
DIR. Russell's own invention, together with the
Flu oroscope, he is enabled to locate exactly,
any defective organ of the body and then by
tbs application of proper remedies, by means
or Electro Medication he is enabled to sue
cesstu,ly deal with the worst cases of col-
sumption, having recently effected remark
able cures on more than twenty different
versions. By the same means the doctor sue
c1sstuly treats all ovarian as well as pulmo-
nary troubles. In the treatment of ovarian
troubles and all chronic diseases of women,
the doctor has been quite successful. lie
spent Il large portion OF last year IN Europe,
Introducing his method of treatment IN The
hospitals at he great centers DIR. Russell
has persStently refused to let the announce
nenU Of his discovery go out to the public
uuiil now for the reason that he wished to
thor0u Shly demonstrate the fact that con
sumption could be cured He is an untirlng
stu tent and worker, and ranks high among
III" eminent scientists of the wOrlt.