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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22

my brow. in exchange for broom or q
buster that would come to pieces the first
time anybody used it, or before.
"Old Grimes2 o, yes. his coat" said Ger
trude Langstaff. laughing. "All buttonec
down before" She wondered what pos
sessed Rachel to take an interest in such
people-but she always did.
"He has a nice-lookng face, anyhow.
said Rachel II noticed 1t. lie looks as if
he knew something"
The classic beauty and intellectually
OF old Grimes's face" said Mr.. Butler Is
equaled only by the length of his eXterhi
garment"
There was Mr.. Humphrey. you know
said Rachel sobcry. "He took poor boy
and sent him TO school and then to col
lege-"
I'VE gods" cried her Uncle Jerry. rs
that moral for me? Why, he took
fancy to the fcllow-he discovered some
Intelligence In him"
you didn't give Old Grimes any chance
to show his intelligence" said Rachel.
'YCu scared him out of his wits
"If he has any such appendices, with
all due respect To Grimes" said her Uncle
Jerry. II think we have exhausted him as
"A topic of conversation. SEQ here
He took a little package out of a drawer
in his desk and tossed il into RachePs lap.
Il saw it i'm window this morning. If
you don't like it you can exchange it for
candy"
That was what ha always said when he
gave Rachel prcstnt. but She never want
cd 10 exchange them.
This timo II was a silver mcshed purse.
Gertrude Langstaff squealcd with admira-
tion at sight of it, and Rachel grew rosy
with pleasure. ana threw her arms around
her uucle's neck and kissed him sOundly,
with Indifference to the presence of Mr.
Buffers partmcr. who smiled. and the
clerk. who grinncd and the office boy. who
duckcd his head into his elbow to choke
OF q smoker.
There was 4 colorod bootblack on the
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corner near which Nr hullfr ""i''
he had a simple o,t'.oishhi ny 81 4 '''..''
"a platform. When tho slrl7 came '"'
Rachel paused before him. to Gerifu"e
I.auestaff's horror.
do You know that hoy with = l',lE
coat v ho sells 9ro"m5 "nn ','. ~
asked Tho boot black si'li''' "-''i
h',.i'te com pI'"'llsi'',. .,. IN,
IS ~. joey h.ttu'1 "'7 mann.
qlaii'led WIN MIN =. ,t,.,..o"
20 ~" ~" 80. ,~o+t,,
Yes m. Down ON 'h''IS ~,
near ua Whai'' o@t > "'''' ''' NV
tole me So hiS9ell-
u" 54iiS ~" 49, ~" u .'r e.
chel $ dogcart Mercy. ''r'IH"' h'9p'''
as they drove or. - thonthl you M.ic
going - have your SHOES nl.to Hed. , GA
are the funniest girl Rachel l'utitI. W hN'
90 you care Whcr" tti.t boy hNtS.
81 liked him. SAID k3'hti SIMPLY.
Thought he looked like quite nice boy.
!ic looked as IT Pre- wanted ~ cry wien
he'' jerry or"Nr nam ou'' III
jerry t'ti'h h'tf" N'u-i. '"'' "
him. tias ttrrh.y r.h. ana h'h'ay 20
take care "l h'l hilil@eii-
ne a'l-t earn DIG iil'l.H "f ,.'' S"''
OF his brow. Then. does ne. S,id HefifNde'
Woo loon tHli+s A',I"t9
"A should thi"h NE "iaa I. l."p' 9lEs ne
wont into me lhSUftoee =" ..'9 WIN Alf'
Ir'defteh~ Ju0t io NH bia' i.i1hei "h-
sNei'u ne 'l5"' nav '''7''' ''S' oir
broom.
~ Ell. s'id ,''F'fu'e i+''-@ l'.'
h'd "h uncle t'i"l gave H'' soma S''F.r
purses fh" -'i" ''''ti.' wv" -'i" i'''i''-
20 @heh e'ihh7 .'lH thtil@0 'N'il week pr
So. ! shouldn't care Wh1t else he dad
shoulah care " or u ..' S'''4''d every
peidler That came alous.
Rachel LAUGHED. She opened her mouth
and then she closed i. '9n' oia not mink
t w"ula @r mn'h A''a I" tNIilin hef ld'''s
90 Gertrude. Who was mainly interested ih
new dresses aud dancing school, and VINO
did NOT fully understand the mental o-AS
of amy girl who GiI not
Two days later Alr. Butler yawning IN
his office just 10 dusk. started suddenly
into koerer wakefuinoss al the sieht Of a
smallisn figure coming in at the door
Do was "old Grimes again. MT. Butter
was first astoundrd ANA then wratalui.
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J. Frank Burkett. Pnewood, 5. CT
am a little orphan boy not quite six
years old and can't write good yet. 50 1
get my adopted father to write for me.
My adopted father and mother is as good
to me as If they were my own parents.
Father says when I get big enough l may
go to Atlanta and see the Grady hospital.
] send 10 cents for the childrens ward.
which | made hauling wood for mother
in my little wagon. l have two goats, but
have not got them broke to work Yet.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22

Lola Longford, Bogart. Ga.-Dear Ju-
nior: ! will take my subject, Kind
ness" First, let me call your attention
to the old. They are well worthy of your
kindness and sympathy. Fill this bright
world of ours with sunshine and kindness.
Though they may rise with the birds that
sing SO swcetly, they cannot hear their
songs Their limbs that used to be strong
are weak and stiff with age, their senses
dun; that form that was once so active
and beautiful has become a burden. Yet
they have outlived many of those dear
friends with whom they once took sweet
counsel A kind deed will never be for
gotten Therefore ! repeat, "be kind 10 the
aged. be courteous and never let a kind
word or deed be unspoken or undone."
Wishing The Junior success. l close with
best wishes to Aunt Susie.
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Ella Lee Jordan Holden, Ga.-Dear
Junior: This is my first attempt to write
to you. / am a little girl nine years old
and live on a farm just one mile from
Holden | have two brothers and two
sisters older than myself SO ! am the baby.
although | try to make myself useful. !
can knit. crochet and have pieced one
quilt and have twenty-five squares on an
other and when it Is finished il viii have
1.472 pieces In it. / go to school two miles
from home. ] send cents to the Grady
hospital.
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EAR CHII.pREN-You must
ID !. ...=. {. !. !: J. i :.
LA folks aye very much inclined
te tlluk they kuaw NOR than
the OH oue~ bus don't o. Ikr the ''prstiy
-ken---hay- 81 rare tp hi.w what y"n
an. ar.lut uss.n txpr. ss5u- yeEr opinion.
hlee Hstle story for ynu written hy
ON n- our Young folks. and I like tho way
So. writes tu me- she says II intend % u q
famous writer some day know you
think = w.l have to improve q lots ]
Know Q wis., hur I'm quite young yet. aud
tt mv first STORY for publication sm
e. .f.tn-s daughter. aul intend 90 he
newspaper woman some day..
tH- r.-ht w1y for Hur y'-ir- friend
O. f such t.te-niult..u viN g'rllinly
r- with suecss aui So a.i h-r oiol
s.L
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Kate Pearson, Eclectic. Ala-Dear
Junior: Allow me one more chat after
three years absence. AS there is no sub
ject left for me to discuss | will have to
give a miscellaneous letter.
The Junior page is improving very fast
and if we would write longer letters-nOt
too long-I think this page would be more
interesting. A great many of the cousins
close by saying they are afraid such a long
letter will be thrown into the'waste basket.
l have never seen one too lengthy. Aunt
Susie did a very wise thing when she
quested us to write on subjects, but what
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Fannie l.. Lazenby. Good Hope Ala
will take igor my subject piecing quilts.
Now you all will think this simple sub
ject but there is lot of good in it. 1
think every girl should learn to sew. L
think a good way to learn is by piecing
quilts. | dearly love to piece quilts. [
have fourteen quilts that l pieced myself.
have pieced me a worsted quilt and am
piecinS me a silk quilt now. Well cousins.
| would like to exchange some songs 1
have "The Blind Child" "The Weeping
Willow" Little Shoes" and several 9TH
ers l want Two Little Girls in Blue"
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W.nona. Mss.-Dear Aunt Susie: As /
have not aided in any way in the Grady
hospital and after my mother read your
last letter for me. | now send you 10 cents
to assist you in furnishing The Constitu-
tlon childrcn's room. with best wishes
for yourself and also The Constitution l
am your little friend, Marion Douglass
Hanks.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, June s, 1897.

4 FTER MUCH EXPERIMENTING
IN with the aid of expert advice we havo
at considerable expense produced and put
upon the market health biscuit. combining
pcptoniz beef with other pure Ingredients
making n most nourishing and palatabe bis
cunt for general use and especially suitable for
person Df scdcntnry habits or such AS are SUI
lofidg with impaired 0igcstion. We have
named tn biscuit
which is stamped upon every cracker. Our
biscuit is patented, and, in addition. VIC have
applied for label rcgistration OF which we
now give notice.
These crackers are worry carefully put up in
attractive one pound cartons. odoress psrch-
mont paper heiug used on tho inside. aud a
wrapper pndor seal covering the outside OF
tine cation, thus protecting the goods from
ah contamination. keeping them pure and
civau until ihcy shall rcsch the hands OF The
con-nnuf
Each rtekef contains 10 7cr can't in 81.
tnsi Wcish ~ r'r stf n4a n Iha Er-
eas Sci Fttratrtti ree Mrsi Cemras.
81 nl1s 81
rcurf. es-
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prcYI-Is.s- hk;ICA aALvE.

THg Bz7I 5ALYE 70 the "of.a .eT
Cute Bruises, rores, Ulcers, "a k.ieilt.,
1eyer -,ores, letter, Caapped Hauiss
Cnlblalns, COINS and al 1k.a Efpt-
iong, rad positively cures Pie or ~
J.y required II j. guaranteed 70 s4Fe
perfect satisfaction Or MONEY REFUNDED.
Price y centa per box. For 72ie D.
Err 4st l.. 4 Lien
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pItUGGIsTs

I 9'1ABLIsHED 1892.
.. LhADBxA-gE. c. C. LEADBEATER.
= = IL. DgEATEE, J., J. LEADEZATEg
Els IEADBGATER L SONS,
NIOLEs1 Ii AMI RETAIL DRUGGISTS
IO5 az 107 suth Fairfax stroor.
Dealers in D-ugs, Chemicals, Patent hod :
cines. Paints, N.ls, lye Stuff Spices, hrug
dsts Fancy Cots sld Specialtios.
Wholesale sgel y Northern Virginia 70.
J. &. Ayers Mcdio { and John Lucas & Co.
Tintea Gloss and cared Pa-s, &c.
Manufacturers Of 1Andard Pharmaceutical
corporations.
We nave made laqe additions 10 our stock
and arc buying eadlI Proprietary Articles,
heracals. &c, dire1fram the manufacturers.
~ ere therefore cnslel TO supply the trade
y ln al goods usuly carried by well-ap-
ooated WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE a!
5rces ~ low AZ thosegiy,n by the best houses
T. alge1 c.ucs. Al,oods forwarded by first
'relght or express aifr Re ,ept Of order.
Promptness r pecLIty. We guarantee
tic purity OF all rug funished. Core
spoudcnce invited.
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RAILROAD


--Dt. ~ Et.I-E Al ~ 4 y
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For A.exsudris 4 80 - and 1867
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so n. Week Days PITT~Hia7
PRESS -Parlors and Dmlz Cas-
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Pullman Sleeping. Dining. SmoSing
observation ears Harrisburg re- Chle
Cinciunsti IndianspoIis - Louis CT
land and Tosedo. Buffet Par.or Car 70 H.
risbuTg
1880 a. NJ. FAST LINE-Pa Imam bi,---
Parior Car 70 hsrrsburs. buiel i'.-'
car harris3tI - 10 lltts1lIs = ror-rc nv
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Pullllsp Sleeping Cars Washington to
pittsf.1r and Hsrrisbl,rq 10 -. Louis and
1910 p NJ Pacific EXPRESS Pullman
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40 NJ for Kane Canandaigua Rochester
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1850 A. NJ for Emira and Remove
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week DAYS and Williamsport Sundas
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Car Washington 10 Elmira
EC.p purrADFTpHrA NEW YORK s.0
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,, baltiilole: 90 ,r,.-.o.-, ooo o...-
Regular az at IT,. Z 10 ,L DINING car, 49,
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Lave Alexandra.

y. T. -zae schedule Sundays, commencing
q - ~.
POTOMAC RIVER STEAM
ER WAKEFIELD le2vss Washington Mon
davs At 7 90 .. m, sndAle1andna a. $ %
T. H.. for .Andings az far AZ Nomini and on
Wednesdays and Saturdays 1t same bonrr for
=. Clemeutis Bay and Le3n4rdtown.
C. W RIDLEY General Manager
JOHN p. PADrEIvi agent
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AREOLDr HKJtnJ-CzLhEY Try ,a.s
onriysle1 felnedy fof He@dAcne@ Ne1f- -
s!saplesxnsga 10 csnv
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Take Laxative Bfomo Quuine Tine RI
DrugYis.s refund me DvEey Y 3. iai.= -
31fe "a cent sod % CHAkLza o is.r"'
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STEAMERS.

WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT OC4-
W PAEY LIMITED.
CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCURSIONS.
Bound TIP, Is Gents.
on sud af.er June 15rh. 1897, and until
further notice the following ferry schedule
VII. " 2 force:
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1--we Wz=hiagtoa.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-25

Ere II silis Tor 81 wtIs adEaas tEIsf Ghe
RarBer Is the fsper e tie people sni
the paper that should have the edun-
ty's public printing ] desire thai ali
sho dOaot my 49, rtion proeaT- one
copy es.sif Of the Banner and Star aud
compare them, and I believe that
they viii see thar my statement IS
true.
Your Leroy correspondent informed
ne that Parssn Porter was the cause
81 the Banner aud Free Press making
cheaper biJ for The delinquent tax
list. T viii sag ti,at thr Baaoer and
Free Press ot!y nlssie on.. hid Ger said
list thar ex~r heaf,f -. amt Il that
BID dit nat lsnY- that Use Banner was
N sympathy wIsa the people Aould
ike t. kEo@ Y hsG fs,Lner Drocf we
wogald waat Furthermore I would
Ike So knos syAeF-gn lh-y think that
the ~raF = 81 aasy benefit % thu county
ia lae has. -IIvERITE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-25
Beware
OF the knife.

Mr. Lincoln Nelson, of Marshheld, Mo,
writes: For six years have been a
sufferer from a scrofulous affection OF
the glands OF my neck, and all efforts
OF physicians IN Washington. .. G.,
Springfield. Ill, and St. Louis failed to
reduce the enlargement. After six
months constant treatment here, nv
physician urged me to submit to i re-
moval Of the gland. At this critical mo-
ment a friend recommended S.S.S.,
and laying aside a deep-rooted preju-
dice against all patent medicines, be-
gan its use. Before had used one bot
tie the enlargement began to disappear.
and now it IS entirely gone. though am
not through with my second bottle yet.
Had I only used your SIS. long ago,
would have escaped years Of misery
and saved over $50"
This experience IS like that of all who
suffer with deep-seated blood troubles.
The doctors can do no good. and even
their resorts TO the knife prove either
fruitiess or fatal. SIS. is the only
real blood remedy; it gets at the root of
the disease and forces it out perma-
nently.
( 4 - 4
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-25
G:.r.swa -.-rsz..zs.

speclas syoacru,'e ls.4ia 3, as~r-
\ good rain fell saturday which has
maize vegetation and both man AMI
neast feel revived
"-llyeriie, nf Homeland, seems 10
have taken an extra long breath this
week bar We heartily agree with him
about the paup@r list Tho many pen
pie get PENSIONS who are not entitled
II them, while others who need to be
helped ara unable TO secure aid.
Nj John Hopkins. Il Kendsick
was over IN our burg sunday ani
brought IA buggy load OF liue water
melons. We thank you very much,
John, for The klnd favor. What j.
the matter with Hafiowe not having
melons Banner Devil.
The Misses ~urnlp-+-,-d took in the
big picnic At Carter pond Friday
They report il one of HE finest they
ever attended
We wish 10 thank Mr. Waters for
the fire ba~ket II musk-me!ons h..
presented 10 u- this we-k They we're
indeed very fine and a. say ~ enjoy
esi them hardly expresses il. Now
look out for dig fron "Hustling
Lowell B. D.
We have eaten some fine sweet p0-
tatoes from our patch. We wonder II
! Lowell can beat it.
The middle of June is rather early
for potatoes, don you think
Mrs. Kate smith. Of Tampa. VISITED
the Misses Waters this week.
Mr b. " Hooker and family have
been visiting friends and relatives at
other points this Week.
M4~~r- Hall and Darlington and
their famlile- went 10 silver Springs
Thursday nn f~ning excursion.
They caught plenty of fish ana if is
nee'lle~- 10 say they spent tue day
very pleasantly.
Rev. ] Evans, the Methodist pastor
st Kendrick, preached al Interesting
sermon last sunday. W. hope lts ia
tiuence4 may be fell Tor good
Ring Guide, in has unosten tatious
/ presentation Of thenews Of Harishorn
seems 70 have treade-i on Hei,ifsville
and Dunnellon'- little feet. The adj
age, only The guilty ones Object,
stems u Lee very forelbly centerei mp.
on these two young meu. mas
much as they think "R'ng Guide
needs =aiilng down then for them to
furnish the salt looks even more Su--
/ piciou=, ty wanting him hnshe.f up.
N0w, boys. be sure yonr sins will dad
/ Eou oaf ami be more careful how you
hunt cori wood. We would advise
Heidtyilie 10 Use il own g,o~eorrrie-
AMI 1T Ring Cutie hunt other green
/ pastures. GNAT.
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So Reward Sc

The r-a'ie.. az this paper viii he
pleased l., learn lnal there ) at east
one Dreaded disease shat science has
teen allie 10 epre in al} ~ Stages aud
thai j. Cs'arrh Half- Ca,arrh Cure
Is the ou'y lie positive care now
kU~wn Z" The aas;5en. fraternity.
CatArrh b-iug enn~.ssltssisal disease.
requires q ronss .ftss5.,na. Treatment.
Hai4'> t'&,syFh 4 ase - gaaen 5At@rnal-
IS, acting d.rtcsi. ~ e Soc .a0i and
maze l. surfaces 81 ta- -rzf@ua. there
by destroying sne foundation af the
disease. AID gsja1 1he patient
strength by oUii'l.a- up she eon~tlta-
lion and assisting saiuv.- sn iolng its
work. The propr.~tars hsve 50 much
faith 10 i.- e4gatf covers that they
orf-r one Hundred Dall4rs fag any
c.se that Is Isis fo ene- -ead for
i.-g af testimonials Ad,ire-@.
f. :. CHe~E1 &c 60. Toledo -.
s -oi8 9y Druggists. 80. Ina.
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.asl as2s. fas.rs
specssl lorsesaassssease rcags 8snuss.
The farmers ara beginning to save

speesal loreesssa1ense Ecass BHnnss-
The farmers are beginning to save
their fodder.
The musical al SfF. w. T. Hoods
Saturday night was enjoyed By those
present The music was furnished by
Prof J. l.. p. HndgeBs-
Mr.. VIII Hood eft Saturday 10 visit
friends over the Ocklawaha river. He
viii bring MS wife hack with him.
The picnic at Carriers Pond was a
big success. ana Cotton Plant was we'll
represented.
Wonder what the message was that
certain girl had TO Tell Hoilie pro-
vidiug he woGld 20 home with her
from the ususica! Saturday night
The Epwor'h League meets next
sunday night al O'Clock Every
body Invited.
Mr. Charles Baylis. who has been
employed a Eureka for some time re-
turned home Monday.
Misses Cora and jamie Barco visited
relatives AZ Leroy last week
Dr. Yea. was called 10 Newberry
SATURDAY to -ee his little grantldaugh-
ter who Is very I'D.
Mr. Wiley Hood. Of Duunellon. Wis
i;e,i relatives al His place lust week
Mr Hugh Ross. II Cater. is visit
ing friends al tots place.
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Homeland rarran.n-s

Special Correspondence ocais Banner.
Mr.. J. A. Langley. the cbampio.
farmer Of Leroy. has plenty Of new
sweet potatoes. Come over boys; let's
give Mr. L. a call and sample bis po-
iatoes and melons.
We presume from the continued
visits made to Leroy by several Of our
boys that there must be some attrac.
ton in that section.
Miss Kate Langley, of York, visited
her sister Mrs. E. 7. Parker, last week.
Miss Inez Sheets visited Mrs. G. l..
Agnew at Leroy, last week.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-25
r. Z. HARRIs. Editor.

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