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MEXICAN MIXTURE
For Men.

For Men.
For Nervousness, Baek-Ache, Dependency
lnsomapia, Sexual Impotency, and all diseases
resulting from Early Errors and Later Excesses
Over DIRK and Worry, which If neglected, COM
pletely undermine the system, oftenresultiug in
INSANITY and DEATH.
Ii You have any Of the above symptoms
MEXICAN MIXTURE WILL CURE you
IT HAS No EQUAL.
Develops Youthful Strength and vigor to ever
part of the body. Avoid quack doctors. Refuse
substitutes. Get MEXICAN MIXTURE. I'M
mediate effects. Permanent results. Recent
discovery. Phenomenal success. HUI ndreds
testimonials S1,OO per box. 6 for $500. Posi-
tive guarantee with every $500 order to refund
the money fcure is not effected 1t is not
stimulant, but rebuilder. Tgy it and be con-
WINGED, send stamp rer pamphlt.dA ederas
Brown Drug Co, Sole Agts
Brunswick, Georgia.
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QUESTIONS ANwEREp.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale OF any medicine In the CIV
ilized world. Your mothers and grand
mothers never thought OF using any.
thing else for Indigestion or bilious.
ness. Doctors we're scarce and they
seldom heard OF appendicitis, nervous
prostratlon, heart failure, etc. They
used August Flower to clean. out the
system and stop fermentation OF undi-
gested food, regulate the action OF the
liver, stimulate the action OF the ner.
vous and organic system, and that IL /
all they took when feeling dull and bad
with headache aud other achea. You
only need a few doses OF Green's Au,
gust Flower, In liquid form. to make
you satisfied there 10. nothing seriouf
the ma tier with you Sample bottles
at BUTTS drugstore or Brown Drug @
Should he in every bopsebo1d med e
oiee chest. II affords certain relief
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-06
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES.

Aliens Foot Ease posder. II cures painful,
smarting, Heryous feet ana iugrbwing nails,and
instantly taxes the sting out u corns and bun.
ions. Us the greatest coufyrt discovery o. the
age. Aliens Foot-Ease makes hNnt Or new
shdes feel Gasp. to isa certain cure FOR sweat
ing. callous ana tired, aching feet, Try il
today Sold hysaii druggists ana shcc stOres
BY mail for 2Je ID stamps. Trial package Free.
Address Allen s. Ohm lead, IL ROy, NY.
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4 D 3, "a q the lord.

The most remarkable deed ever
drawn may be seen on the private es-
tate of a resident Of Worcester il. Mas
sachusetts. II Is chiseled on a rock
on what is known as Rattlesnake hill,
situated near the boundary line be-
tween Worcester ana Leicester.
Old Solomon Parsons, who was wide
~ known in Worcester county as an
eccentric character, and particularly
as crank on the subject of religion,
paid William @. Hall SIPS for a parcel
of land, and directed Hall to convey 1t
by deed to the Almighty. IN order
that the greatest possible publicity
might be given to his disposition Of the
property Parsons had the deed of
transfer cut into the rock verbatim ct
literatim.
During his lifetime Parsons is said
to have made several attempts to have
the deed recorded, but the register Of
deeds, who was aware Of Ills eceen-
triclty. each time put him of with the
explanation that no official record was
required in sthe case OF transfer of
real estate to the Almighty.
Parsons died intestate several years
ago. and the administrator included
the parcel Of land on Rattlesnake hill
in the inventory Of the old gentleman's
estate which he fled in the probate
court. A wag Of a lawyer raised the
question Of title, but the judge decided
In the favor of the administrator
New York II Journal
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-06

doctor, what ails my daughter"
"Refore / answer that question Ter
me ask II you have reason 70 think
she has had a lore disappointment Of
any kind"
81 know she has not"
"Then, madam, your daughter has
the grip. Chicago Tribune.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-06
How servia's King
Married 3 Poor but
Beautiful Widow.


but beautiful court attendant she has
become mistress of Kingdom. But
they do queer things in the Balkans
and the exploit of young King Alex.
ander of Seryia in defying all royal
conventions, flouting an irate father
and an incensed nobility by marrying
widow of humble birth is only what
might have been expected.
All this happens on top Of brief
career, that has been the most exciting
and turbulent in Europe. When he
was baby, Alexander was alternately
kidnapped by his wicked father and his
beautiful mother. At IA he was ac-
customed to throw grown men ont Of
the window. At II he personally
kicked his regents out of the palace
and took the government into his owu
hands, At 10 he was wrecking homes.
At Il he was drinking himself to
death. At "a he had forsaken alcohol
and devoted himself to romance.
The cause of this romance Is Queen
Draga, formerly known as Mime. Mas.
chin. She is very beautiful. Her fea-
lures have a purity of outline that Is
classicully Greek. Her hair is black
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-06

"What Is an exit, paT'
exit, Freddy Well, It is a Latin
placard hung around on the walls IN
theaters and opera houses to keep peo-
pie from thinking they smell hre."-ln-
dlnnapolIs Journal
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-06
STOVES REPAIRED.

/ Rice, thei stove doctor. repairs al
kinds or cook stoves and ranges, buy
and sells second hand stoves, Ala Ba
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-06
= hofkL RoMANcE.

Almost like
the heroine in
the old fash
toned novel Is
the new queen
of Servia.
lt0ln n moor
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-02
The Democratic Outlook.

( Kansas City, April aa.-The Hon.
William L. Wilson, author of the Will
son tariff bill, while in the city en-
route from Hot Springs to Nebraska
City, Nebs, where ne is to be the guest
of J. Sterling Morton, his associate in
Cleveland's Cabinet, said: cit is to be
Mckinley and Bryan. Mr. Cleveland
will not allow his name to be men
toned, and Dewey will not get an op-
portunity to see himself voted down.
"Bryan will be nominated, but con-
ditions are SO changed that the cam
paign will be on new lines. Both sides
have so many new conditions to con-
'front.' .aSt the old tactics will not do.
I thirk thu Democrats will win. We
shall go into tho fight solid" s
Z Mr.. Wilson gave expression to his
views regarding the cac;a.;;;d.aaoy oE Ad-
mural Dewey. ''He is innocent of the
game OF p6litscs,J he said, ''and las
blundered in hla hinntneas as h!::::::.
people; often do. He will blunder ont
ofit again asi uddenIys as he came In.
| Dewey does things suddenly. gen.
orally anticipates, and when the row
is et, its height he will surprise every
body by sailing away, or am mistaken
in the man. s q.
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An Atlanta Sensation.

Atlanta, Ga, April 29.--Tho "maim-
ed veterans battalion" q Confederate
Veteran organization, is being formed
in this State for the purpose Of attend
ing the reunion Of the United Confed-
crate Veterans at Louisville. One of the
qualifications for membership is that
the applicant for enlistment must have
lost either an arm, q leg, hand or an
eye in the Confederate service. The
battalion will be composed of 105 Vet
Grams, and nil expenses will be defray-
ed by fund which isnow being raised
by public subscription.
The members of the battalion will
each carry one of the old Springfield
rifles used by theprivates in the South
ern army during active hostilities.
They will also be uniformed according
to tho regulations governing the dress
Of the Confederate soldier. The bat
talon will be under the command of
Major w. p. DearinsS, ca this city, who
was assistant adiutant general of Sto-
wallis brigade during che civilwar, and
who led the famous charge on the
Federal troops at the battle OF Atlanta.
With w iith tho assistance of Brig Gen. A. ).
West, of Atlanta, commander Of the
Nor.h Georgia brigade, to which che
maimed battalion viii be nttached,
Major Dearing ;s recruiting the mem
bers Of this unique organization. Many
Of the most prominent men Of the
State will go as priyates in the COM
mand, Among them will probably be
Governor Allen D. Gambler, who lost
an eye; Comptroller General Wright,
of Georgia; Judge William T.. New
man, of the United States District
Court; Richard Hobbs, president of the
Bank of Albany, DR.. j. 8. Todd, Of
Atlonta, and many others.
Many Of the members of the organi-
zation will be disabled Veterans who
are too poor to bear their own expen-
ses, and these will be betrayed out Of
the public flssi now being raised I,rin-
cipaiiy through the efforts of the
Daughters Of the Confederacy.
The presence OF the battalion in the
grand parade OF the Veterans during
the Reunion, promises to be one of the
most pathetically unique of NIL the
features of the big celebration.
The battalion will go from Atlanta
in a special train. &
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century has not been reversed, even by
Eli. Quay's charming personality"
1t is now probable that never again
will it be in such serious danger as ON
this occasion. Quay, it will be remem-
bered, had been appointed Senator by
Governor Stone, of Pennsylvania,
when the Legislature adjourned after o
long but fruitless effort to elect. Most
of the Senators have held that in such
cases the Governor has no right to ap-
point, as the recognition of such right
would encourage personal favorites Of
the executives to strive to deadlock
the legislatures, with the idea that they
could be nominated by him after it had
adjourned. AS o matter of fact, this
has happened more than once in tho
past, and any general attempt at this
would mean tho selection of Senators
by the governors of tho States and not
by the Legislatures, as provided by the
Constitution. Probably there will not
be so many deadlocks hereafter.
Secretary Hay has been acting as q
peace maker in Central America, and
but for his somewhat high handed
methods, there is little doubt that the
States there would not be Mt war with
each other. The active interest which
the Government has taken in Central
American affairs has aroused considera-
BILE talk in. Pan-American diplomatic
circles, and while the diplomats are
willing to praise the United States fog
its efforts to preserve peace, the praise
is coupled with q feeling that the
Isthmian countries should be allowed
to work out their own salvation.
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Bombarded with Ice Balls.

Selma, Ala, April 3O.-A terrific
cyclone and hailstorm visited Orrville
yesterday. The farms &C Louis john
son, Macon Ellis and the Swarm place
were literally denuded of vegetation.
Corn and cotton were killed and will
have have 10 De planted over. The trees
were stripped Of foliage: Hail stones
COWS and hogs were found after the
storm had passed. Fences and ont
houses were swept away and mn enor-
NOUS amount Of damage was done.
81 The storm was followed by heavy
rain.
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FROM CHAIRMAN JONES.
The following address has also been
issued:
To the Democrats Of the State:
The reorganization of the Democratic
clubs will mark the beginning of the
active work of the candidates for office
and the politicians will at an early day
declare themselves on the issues of the
coming campaign.
There is very little doubt but what
the liquor question and the dispensary
will be tho chief State issues. 1t will
be the old fight of 1903 overagain, with
this difference (unless have been mis-
taken in the impressions that have
been made upon me in visiting the
different sections of the State) that the
lines will be closely drawn, and the
candidates will nave to take their
choice of the home or the dispensary;
this is the fight, and the interests Of
the two are rs different as the day is
different to the night. The Christian
hamo is t'ie hope and stay of the State;
it is hallowed by every sacred tie and
is the brightest and happiest spot on
earth. The dispensary is the greatest
enemy of the home and the most dan
gerous place in every community, and
is working daily and hourly to rob the
home of all Of its attractions. 1t
.snatches from its influence the most
promising Of it's sons and takes to q
s7ru nlrord5s hoo,o Nv, ro,,,n o,,1v\ fbo
fairest and lOveliest of its daughters,
and this, too, with the authority and
sanction of the State, because the poll
ticians who now control tho Demo-
cratic party say it must go on. Where
do you stand in 1900? For the home or
for the dispensary7 Are yeua defender
OF the home. rare you its enemy?
believe you will nave tho manhood to
shake OF the stackles Of the dispensary
ring and the vhiskey trusts and stcnd
up for the good name Of your home
and State. The candidate is to be
pitied who is member Of the church
and pretends TO claim that he regards
"the dispensary law the best solution
Of the whiskey question:" because he
thinks he can secure Office through the
dispensary machine, thus selling HIM
self, his home and playing the hypo-
critic in order to do it. The Prohibi-
tionists may or may not have candi-
dates for all the Offices to be voted for,
but if the Christian men and women
will do their duty from this day for
ward we will win great, victory this
year. Draw the line closely and let
every candidate understand that he
must take one side or the other, and
that no prohibition Democrat will vote
for man who takes the side of the
dispensary. A. C. JONES.
Newberry, S. G., April 81, 1000.
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whipping Post In Delaware.

! Dover, Del, April 2s.-Fully a thou.
sand people were present at the county
jail here to-day to witness tho whip
ping Of nine culprits, all colored, who
had been sentenced for petit Mrceny.
Fonr of the nine received 90 lashes.
The lash was well laid on by Sheriff
Wharton. Samuel Granger, ~ old
offender. in addition to his lashes, was
tconpelled to stand in the pillory for
zone hour. S. d /:
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The Prohibition Conference.

A State Prohibition conference will
be held in the city Of Columbia, s. c.,
on Wednesday, 23rd day of May, 1000,
for the purpose of considering the
prOpriety of suggesting candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor to
represent the Prohibitionists of South
Carolina in the Democratic primary,
and also to announce the principles and
purposes of the PrOhibitiOnists in seek
ing to obtain control through tho
Democratic organization of the execu-
tive and legislative departments of the
State government, for the enactment
and enforcement of measures which
are in best accord with the highest in
terests Of the people, and which will
take the State out Of the liquor bust
ness.
For the purpose of obtaining full
and free expression of the Prohibitions
lists in regard to these matters, a call is
hereby issued for them to assemble in
their respective counties at tho Court
House OH Saturday, 18th day of May,
1900, to elect three representatives,
with altcrnates, to attend the State
conference on tho 2Srd of May, with OF
without instructions, and to choose Q
county chairman for the ensuing cam
paign.
JOEL Z. BRUNsoN, Chm'n,
WADDY C. THOMSON,
j. s. MoFFATT,
| JAMES A. HoYT,
JEREMIAH SMITH,
G.. D. STANLEY,
E. D. SMITH,
Committee.
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srA4H os { ycsao 81: GIRO. c,sx o. ToIsDo. j..

FRAME 5. CaHaxr makes oath that no is the
onfafpartner OF the xrm Of r. ). CarHRY g Co
doing businecs 10 tho City Of Toledo County and
cum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLL 1RS for esch ana
every case Of CATARnH that csnnot bs euyed by
the uee Of HAfL,a CArARRH CunE= ..ksf,,,-yE 8 \
Sworn 10 before mo ana snbscrIbed In my pres
,scce, this 9th Gay Of December, A. D. 1886.
IeHAi1 "A. ". GLEASON. s
IHalrs Calsrrh Cure is taken intefnsiiy and sctu
directly on tho blood and mucous curfnces Of the
ByHtena. Send for Testimonials, free 81
SIS Address e. J. Co, Toledo d.
Halpa Family pIlDp sre fhe kest. g s ~ ssyi
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AS chairman of the Prohibition State
executive committee, l approve of. the
foregoing. A. &. JONES.
Newberry, April 90, 1900.
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a so-oaed advantage in buying from other Clothing
in Anderson is credit-long credit six months
year They TO give something in return for the large
prices demanded IF that what you want you can't buy
Clothes but gv you everything else they do and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10

The colored people in this city did
not manifest the usual interest in the
election and even in JAskson Ward
where they have been won't to stand in
long lines, awaiting an opportunity TO.
cast their ballots, only the vote usual
in municipal contest was polled.
The Democratic managers had anti
cipated a contest and no CHALLENGING
was resorted TO. They expected it
seems, the House to be Republican
and they did not intend TO permit this
ward to prove the excuse for the GUST
ing OF Congressman John Lamb.
In none Of the precincts in the Ward
save the let was unusual interest no.
ticeable.
As result of the contest, Gen. Ed
gar Allan polled in the lst Precinct.
1s8 and John Lamb 90. 2sd Precinct:
Allan, BIZ; Lamb SS, Bird Precinct:
Altar, 235; Lamb, 1l8. 4th Precinct:
Allan, 81; Lamb, 1872. Total, Allan,
s3l; Lamb, 598.
There are 5000 Republican voters in
this ward.
Allsn's vote in the city of Richmond
was 26l0 and Lambs 1873. Lambs
majority, 4. $50.
McKinley's vote in this city was
27So and Rryan's, 6o46. BrYan's ma
jority. 33i6.
Manchester went for Bryan by a plu-
rality OF 2l6'and Lamb by q plurality
OF 395. The vote in the lst Ward was
Lamb, 155; Allan, "A; 2od Ward,
Lamb, 143 Allan 4 3rd Ward, Lamb,
164; Allan, 1s6; 4th Ward, Lamb, BOZ;
Allan, 81.
Chesterfield went Democrats by
over go.
Allan carried GoOchland county by
800 majority.
In the St cond District Maynard,
Democrat, is claiming the election
over Wise, Republican.
1t is needless to announce that the
Repu olicans do not concede this claim.
In the Fourth District Lassiter,
Democrat, is claiming his election over
Wilson, RepU blican,
The fight between Gen. James A.
Walker and Judge Rhea was close.
Both sides claiming the election.
1t was strange sight in this city to
witness the disposition of the most
radical democrats to evsde 9 positive
declaration ss to Bryan's election. De-
spite the enthusiasm, no one risked
money on the result. In discussing
the matter, knowing ones would say
that Mckinley would be elected.
The scenes at 9Th and Broad Streets,
where the "EveniI & News" had q me-
gaphone and . magic lantern in oper-
alton was amusing. The same condi-
tions prevailed at the Times Building,
10th AHo Bank Ste.
Here q Dand of music added 10 the
festiyiti'S. The "fun" commenced at
ABOUT Z 80 p. m. Tuesday evening.
Report "f Democratic gains in this
state were put upon the bulletin and
the long horn told the res so the wait
ing multitude.
The yells were many and could be
heard for Il mile or more. But tn "a
came 8 Z clock and then 10 o'clock and
then report from Croker cnncedinR
New Y .rk and Illinois TO the Rspublie
cane.
The yells were few and far away.
Til he bulletin asked "Whst do you
lCON rINuED ON EIGHTH PAGE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10

The latest returns from every sec
tion OF the country show that the cleo
tion last Tuesday was veritsble Re-
publican landslide.
Mckinley has 2e4 electoral votes
with Idaho and Nebraska [ Brya an's own
stateJ in doubt. They have III electo-
raj votes and placed in the McKin-
ley column as claimed by the Repub-
lieans would give him 2S6 electoral
votes. The House OF Representatives
is Republican, there being 202 Repub-
Ecans elected and LAT Democrats with
s districts doubtful.
The Senate will stand 40 Republi-
cans, q Democrats and 9 Independ-
ents.
Wise in the Second Virginia District,
Wilson in the Fourth District, Walker
in the Ninth District and Hubbard in
the Tenth District will contest the
election Of their Democratic oppo-
nents who were counted in. The lat
est returns up TO the hour OF going to
press show 90 follows:
KENTUCKY.
Bryan carries the state by about
5000. Beckhsm (Democrat) claims it
by 1000. The Republicans claim the
election of Yerkes. They gained q
member of the Appellate Court which
makes that 5ody stand Republican by
one vot. This affects the Goebel
trials. The Legislature is in doubt.
NEW York.
MeKinley's msjority is 145 600 and
both branches of the legislature is Re-
publican.
The Republicans swept the state and
have the legislature on joint ballot.
CALIFORNIA.
This state came up with O RepublI-
can plurality of 40, coo. All of the Re-
publican congressman were elected.
CONNECTICUT.
This state went Republican by %,
Ais.
DELAWARE.
This state is Republican and the leg
islature is the same way. This insures
States Senators.
INDIANA.
The Republican plurality will reach
80 900. The entire Republican state
ticket ia elected. The legislature will
be Republican by 40 on joint ballot.
The greatest gains were in Democra.
tie strongholds.
Republicans swept everything, elect
ing ali of the Congressman and having
plurality of 81 ALB.
went Republican by 25OO0.' The leg
islature is Republican in both branches.
MASSACHUSETTS
gave an old time majority, going Re-
publican by 9S 67l, electing the state
ticket by about $4,000.
went Republican by 250O0.
MARYLAND
4 is Republican by 10000. Baltimore
went Republican.
MICHIGAN
went Republican by e0858. The en-
4 tise state ticket was elected. McKin-
! lev running ahead of it. All Republi-
can candidates for congress we're elect
9 ed.
NEW JERSEY
went Republican by 6sCoo.
NORTH DAKOTA
went Republican by 1900. All of the
stste ticket was elected and ell Of
the state judiciary edisers.
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PRICE SCENTS
OHIO


eas' the largest total vote ever known
MeKiDley carried the state by 73, 600.
The Republicans gained az counties
The Rep publicaus carried Hamilton
county by over 1900.
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY
went Republican by $500 Both
branches OF the legislature is Republi-
can.
PENNSYLVANIA
has gone Republican by 2S7 73s. The
Legislature Is over~ belmiDg Republi-
can. Senator Qusy's election to the
U U1ited States Senate is assured.
EnoURh me members outside OF the anti
Quay Republicans were elected TO
make his success certain.
RHODE IsLAED
is Republican By 1854.
SOUTH DL KoTA
went Republican. The legislature isN
so on joint ballot. The Republican
state and congressional ticket is elect
ed.
went Republican by 1900. The entire
Republican state ticket is elected and
the Legislature is Republican on joint
ballot.
wIsCoNsIN
out did herself, giving O RspublicAE
majority OF Ice 900.
wAsHISGroN
state gave Republicaa msiority OF
10000. The entire state ticket is elect
ed.
WEST VIRGINIA
remained true to RspubIicanism, Civ
ing a majority OF $4,000. The eRtirs
state ticket is elected and all OF the
Republican candidates for congress.
This will give Republican United
States Senator.
MINNESOTA.
Minuesots has gone Republican by
$4,000 The governorship is in doubt.
wYoMIRG.
Wyoming went Republican by 1000.
The entire legislative ticket with one
exception is Republican.