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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19

world that will do that so quickly
and so surely as Dr.. Miles Nervine.
It is brain and nerve food and ton
ic of the highest order.
"Before heard Of DR.. Miles Nervinc
wa. Ill all the time from neuralgia and
nervousness. / could not sleep at night and
my bones ached so could hardly endure
the pain. 1 was very thin and weak and
whenever would try to work would have
TO sit down and cry. / was about ready to
give I'D and die when paper was put under
my door describing DR.. Miles Nervine and
what it was good for. took two bottles OF
that great nerve food and one box OF DR..
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills, and since then
rest we'll at night and do not get nervous
as ! used to. l am very grateful for the
benefit l have received and would advise
Others to give DR.. Miles Remedies trial"
Mrs. WILL SMOKE, Shippensburg. Pa
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Raleigh. y. g.. February l2-W. J.
Bryan. accompanied by committee OF I3a-
leigh citizens arrived at here at o'clock
This afternoon over the Seaboard Airline
from Richmunl- short stops were made At
Warren Plains. Henderson and Wake
Forest and Mr.. Bryaa spoke briefly 10
1rrrs crowds who hal gathered 20 hear
L.m-
un his arrival hers Nr. Bryan was
met by n crowd 81 1900 people. headed
~ the local military organizations and
.a.I.ts and was Immediately driven 10 a
IarE8 teat erected Tor the speaking
Gee was introduced 10y State Chairman
Simmons ana sucEe fQr an hour and q
half mostly ON familiar lines He devoted
rather more time than usual 10 "a discus
sion % taxation. declaring that an Income
YAK would he n leading feature In the
tamrligu this fan lie discussed trusts
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DO You Need an Electric Belt!

Tor the past ten years, DR.. j. NeWton
Hathaway VINO is recognized as the
Greatest OF all our specialists. has been
perfecting an electric belt, suitable Ell, -
furnish as a part of his system of treat
ment. and which he could conscientious Is
ly guarantee. He now announces thal , ne
ueTes "a he the ONLY perfect belt made
II is light, handsome, of great power.
and with new attachments, when MAKE
n suitable for every case. lie Is pIe-
nared to furnish this belt to all patients
Who need IL and who apply TO MIN Ior
treatment. at a merely nominal charsGii;
Write to Dr. Hathaway today, telilhs an
about your case, and he Will write you
about the belt and if you desire. the peiI
VIII he sent c. O. ID. for inspectlon; AZ
dress Or. Hathaway & Co.. 22l2 Z south
Irnad street. Atlanta.
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Poverty Of Nerves
Dr.. Miles, Nerv1ne

81 was troubled with severe nervousness.
and after retiring at night would be very
restless and unable to sleep. / would have
nervous twitchings all over my body which
were very distressing and l became weak
and run down from lack of sleep and rest. L
commenced using DR.. Miles Nervine and 10
gave me immediate relief. After using il
few days | could go to bed and sleep sound
ly all night and awake in the morning feel
ing refreshed and rested. After taking Sc
eral bottles my health was entirely restored.
but always keep bottle in the house and
take dose when l am very tired j always
recommend Dr. Miles Nervine to anyone
complaining of loss of sleep or restlessness,
and have heard many praise the remedy for
the good it does"
c. B. NEVILLE, Harrisonville, Mo.
DR.. Miles Nervine is sold at all druggists
on a positive guarantee. Write for free
advice and booklet to
DR.. MILES MEDICAL Co, Elkhart, Ind
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Enthusiastic Reception in Charleston

Charleston, s. c.. February 1A-colonel
William j. Bryan arrived here tonight
at SIS o'clock accompanied by the spa-
clal committee of aldermen Cpd citizens
who were sent to Columbia TO Invite him
to visit Charleston.
He was met at tho Line street station
by Mayor Smythe. the members of city
council and n largo crowd OF citizens.
Colonel Bryan was driven at once to the
Thompson memorial auditorium. where
he was TO speak.
The. audience there was possibly the
largest that has ever greeted public
speaker here. The building has a seating
capacity of 1907 The main floor and the
galleries were filled and hundreds or peo-
pie were standing I'm the aisles.
There was great demonstration when
Colonel Bryan appeared on tho stage.
Men and women stood on the chairs.
waved Their hats and cheered for many
minutes.
Mr.. Bryan was introduced by Represen-
tatiye T W. Bacot first and Mayor
Smvthe subsequently. He spoke for two
hours on the money question. trusts and
imperialism and was frequently inter-
rupted by loud and continued applause.
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Nerves that jump at every sudden
noise; nerves that keep you awake at
night; nerves that make your back
ache, your heart palpitate and your
temples throb; nerves that are tired,
weak, irritable, and restless; these
are the poverty-stricken, exhausted,
starving sort of nerves that make all
the trouble.
Poverty OF nerves destroys your ap-
petite, deranges your digestion, dis
turbs your heart and weakens your
body. Poverty of nerves depresses
your spirits, makes you fretful, care
worn, worried, melancholy and des-
pondent. To brighten your spirits,
rest your mind and revive your flag
ging energies, the hungry nerves
must be fed, built up and strength
ened; aud there ia nothing in the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19

A Small Farmer Writes.

Editor Constitution-We see and hear 20
much about hard times. short crops ana low
prices. Nes, that is all so. But the remedy.
What IS III Well listen TO a few words from
q small farmer. he win try 20 throw some
leht on tho ST Iltion. What makes Il so hard
with tho poor farmer7 Some say quit buyin,
on time, stay out OF debt That ia all right
and safe for tho farmer II ne could do H. but
whore IS there poor farmer who can stay out
OF d5bt7 ] mean the renting farmer I dare
say not one out OF every hundred can DO go.
without first studying the things that no
ought not 10 buy on time even with tho
cash thip-s that De could mako IN the black
smith shop on rainy days.
We let our hickory rot and buy az handles
on timo.
We pile our board timber NJ IN log heaps
and order shingles and lumber.
Violet tho rust eat up all the little iron rods
and buy open rings anl clevises.
We let our maple rot and buy oobler nail.
10 fix shoes.
We let our pine timber rot and buy barbed
wire for fences. hence we can't keep hogs and
buy meat.
Wo let our crabsrass end peavines rot ana
buy hay.
We let our poplar and ash wood rot and
buy blow stocks.
We let our lot and barn yard manure leach
and wash away and buy guano.
We give our cowhides away and buy bride
reins ana h0me straings.
70 Feed DOES keep no hnecp anu puy wool
for knitting.
We let our littls bottoms grow up IN briars
and cane and buy corn.
Jack. whore you Eoing7"
Going to town
"How far Is II to town.
''ren miles"
Jack what are you going to town this cold
day for?"
well / bought two axes last week and
for,ot 10 get any handles. / going down
to town 10 get some handles. Come 80 with
.'No, / can't 60. too cold. but can't you
buy me two open rings2'
Yes" says Jack
well here IS cents TO pay for them"
This is the last cent OF last years cotton
cr1p and Itm's wife wanted some coffee, but
Him yauteI to go to piowng soon, was COM
relied 10 have the rings and hadn't started his
lien, and Jims Ioor VITO disnt get the
Now. Mr. Editor couldn't Jim have gone 10
his shop and made four open rings In one
half the time Il took Jack to 20 to town, ana
sent and got his dear wife some coIeeF say
Dear farmer, those little trihes. for that IS
what we call them. is what ruins tho poor
farmer Of tho south.
Reader, you must crawl before you can
walk. for
Little drops OF water,
Little grains OF sand
Make a mighty ocean
In a mighty land
vii ms
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BRYAN at Chapel Hill, N. q.

Chapel Hill. n. c.. February l4.-sspe-
cial)-Hon. William Jennings Bryan lec-
tured today at the noon hour before an
enthusiastic crowd Of students OF inc
university and others He was intro
drced bv President Alderman. OF the uni
versifv IN well chosen remarks Colonel
Rrvan received a great demonstration
and. college Wells were given, intermin-
sled with cheers for the great NeDras-
kan. For two hours he discussed Penl-
question trust question and expansion:
His views are too well known TO attempt
sny synopsis. His lecture was mas
teriy effort and the crowd was Greatiy
enthusiastic at times.
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omy, but reject OF lost art The greatest
secret OF success in growiong cotton for proht
lies in how when and where to plant 1t, how TO
prepare it, when to sell 1T. II the Farmers
viii only watch as well pray, the overpro-
duction is only on papcr Our cotton butcher
can cut out more gold from bags or cotton
with barlow knife than ten daily laborers can
dis. out of the ground planted in cotton. II
nor vlv not? Why not let form ggan-
tic cotton corporation. admit bankers ana
splnnors and cotton growers with So,OOO OO''
cauital The price OF cotton can be regulated
according to supply and demand. Then the
poor farmers of the south Will rise UP like those
dry bones that Ezekiah saw, new lie anu new
GeSb will cover them then the wheels of com
merce will roll the rushing of great rivers.
All Europe will stand amazed at our wonder
f,,i work ~ i. eagle.
IInran Tex Eebruary 2. 1900.
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The Farming Problem.

Editor Constitution-The man who solves t"o
nroblen1 OF successful agriculture VIII ue
serve and receive tho communication or All 'he
people. ,r,t
There seems 70 be no doubt about II pu' wa
Colonel Nesb!tt has found the key to success
ful farming. His letter is full OF good sueseS-
t,opa and II carefully carried out wlH prov
to be great blessing TO the farmers o1 ~
s,,,tb ORGANIZATION and cooperation IS 'Ie
rreat secret OF success In all business enter
nrises. Agriculture IS a science. ana ""ei1
NO coupare agriculture Of fifty years ago
with agriculture today and contemplate 'no
astonishing contrast in farm machinery III
labor-savlug appliances. in the kno"leuse "a
soils. IN drainage. in the Improvement oil crops
and stock and in all things that practlcaIiy tcS-
tify to tho progress and development Oh lh'
human race wo must acknowledge 'ii'1
tt,ls wonderful contrast between the present
and tbe mast especially OF the past mar cen
t,,,,- is due to science applied TO agriculture.
Cua ~ thu greatest drawbacks of the past was
tbat there was no harmony existing between
tba hanks merchant. manufacturer ana lat
r,,cr-thev were pulling against each other
Interest II tho farmer fails. general ue-
tresston permeates the whole country. Let inc
FARMER have money at a very low rate OF IN
,erast and YOU viii great change IN the
pevt decade. The people can never pay me
Constitttion the debt II owes II for breaking
the J. T. RHINE.
Panev. Ark. February z. 1900.
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Editor Constltuton-As the cotton and guano
question "a being discussed, please allow mo 70
saw a word or two. We farmers feel grateful
IA Tho Constitution for It's noble fight IN our
bebolf What 1 wish to say is something
Ike this: Last fan l planted largely Of wheat
and oats and this spring / expect to plant
largely Of corn, sorghum, peas and potatoes.
I don't expect to use nary ounce OF CONNER
cial fertilizers. Five bales OF cotton to tho
plow IS all l wish to make, and can make
chat much without guano, and IL every farmer
Of the south will adopt my plan II Will forever
settle Neillsm, and besides there viii not
have TO be a rush Of cotton on the market
the list of October to meet guano notes. The
reason i have decided to not use guano Is this:
| nave been partly paying for It with go and
t-cent cotton s. j. SMITH.
Jackson, Ga, February 10. 1900.
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FREQ silver and imperialism at somo length

FREQ silver and Imperialism at some length
on the usual lines.
At night Mr. Bryan spoke In the Aoad.
envy OF Music. Hundreds were turned
away. being unable to gain admittance 70
the building He devoted much more OF
his time to Imperialism than In his after
neon speech.
Prominent party men from all parts OF
the state came In today to near Mr.
Bryan. Tomorrow at noon Mr. Bryan lee
lures at the state university on Pending
Problems" and goes thence TO Coiumpia'
where he addresses the legislature.
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CHANCES GOOD SAYS GoRMAN.
Maryland Leader Says He VIII Sup
port Bryan.

Washington. February H-Tx-Senator
German. who was at the capitol today
for the first time since the present session
OF congress assembled. IN an Interview
with a Post reporter. said that an his
efforts h1ret5f1re had been directed
against the denomination Of Mr.. W j.
Bryan as the democratic candidate for
the presidency; ne believed 81 would not
DO aise. bat that ne was now convinced
that nothing can prevent his selection
as the head OF the democratic ticket
He certainly" added senator Cor
man has the pcople behind him 70 a
remarkable degree" Asked If he would
support Bryan IL nominated. he replied .
certainly. I supported him In 1896
ana / shaI. support him again this year.
/ don't propose to desert my party.
lie expressed the opinion that his par
tvs prospects were improving, saying that
the Nicaraguan canal and the Philippine
pr..hlems were helping the democrats.
Tho passage OF the currency bilI. ne
aIs1 Thought would help the democrats.
beca5ise il would remove the danger OF
f-ea coinage Of silver and bring back 10
the party the men who left II IN 1879 on
the silver issue.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19
ROOSEVELT WILL NOT RUN.
Saws he Prefers To Be Governor Of
New York State.

Albany. y Y. February l2.-Governor
Roosevelt today gave out a statement rel
alive 10 the vice presidency, in which he
declares that ne viii not accept the honor
under any circumstances. His statement
follows:
I'm view Of tho continued statements
IN the press that l may be urged as
candidate FOR vice president. and in view
OF the many letters that reach me al
wishing for aud against such q course; y
IS proper for me 60 state definitely that
under no circumstances could / or would
1 accept the nomination for ths wee
presidency. II Is needless TO say how
deenlv / appreciate the honor conferred
upon me 10y Che mere desire 10 place me
in 50 high and digni1cd position. But II
seems To me clear that at the present
time my duty IS here I'm the state whose
people chose me 20 be governor.
Great problems have been faced and
are being partly solved In this state at
this time, and IL the people so desire /
hope that the work thus begun 1 may
helm carry 10 a successful conclusion
The governor. in giving out his state
meut said-
And / am happy 20 state thar Sena-
tor Plat cordially acquiesces in my views
IN the matter
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Let Chiffon Mem Combine.

Editor Consttution-Your suggestions along
the cotton line are good. Cotton is king of tho
south-no cotton, no money. Whenever We far
mers wake up to a realization of Justice and
eauality under our environments. we viii then
l,arn that wisdom is power when economically
applied. whether applied to the farm or gov
eminent Cooperation is the key by which
tho farmer may move the wheels OF COM
MERGE The cry OF reduce the acreage OF cot
ton Is not In keeping with science nor econ
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19
KANSAS CITY SENDS BIDDERS.
Delegation Will Wait Upon Demo
cratic Committee

Kansas City. February ia delega-
ton Of twenty Kansas City business men
was selected today to wait upon the ma
tional democratic committee at its meet
ing In Washington on February 22d. TO
present the Inducements offered by Kan
sas City for the purpose OF bringing the
national convention here.
The local committee announces that six
teen of the JwenCy-siX votes needed to
secure the convention have already beer
nlsdged 10 Kansas City.
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duc,ne the cost OF production instead of re-
ducng acreage, and if we do not do TINS Itus-
STA will uncrown the American King Cox
ton.
Wheat will mature in Siberian Russia IN ~
DAVIS while In northern France II taxes iSI
6nys we have looked upon England as our
great commercial rival but tbs next ie"
wears we will have to inset Russia on tIe
battlefelds of commerce and AGRICULTURE, u
the consular reports truly lndlct'e S.Ii7IiiA'
events. JANi.o i'@A 4NAN--- -
Augusta, Ga, February 7. 1900.
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Pansy, Ark. February 7. 1900.

Kidney disease is the enemy we have most to
faar III "A result of the feYerish restlessness
~ orr much Wanted modern civilization. II
Is n treacherous enemy. working out It's dead
" effect under cover OF the most triiltnS syinp-
toms The first indication of changes In the
urine frequent headaches. digestive troubles
should the signal for prompt remedial meas
ures PRICNLY ASH BlTIERS IS kinney
remedy of superlative merit; II IS soothing,
healing and strengthening. quickly relieves the
aching or soreness that always appears IN the
advanced stages, checks the progress of the
disease and through It's excellent cleansing and
regulating effect In the stomach. liver and
bowels il brings back the strength and rudy
glow Of vigorous health.
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PRISONER LEAPS TO DEATH.
P. Z. Dogge Breaks Away from Off
GERS, Jumping Over ViadUct

Chicago, February 15.-Paul F. Dogse
broke away from Two government officers
tonight. Ieaped over the Dearborn avenue
viaduct 10 the Chicago and Northwestern
railway tracks below and sustained lnju-
ries that caused his death a few hours
later.
The officers were taking Dogge 10 the
JAIL he having been arrested AT his office
on a charge of using the mails to defraud-
The United States officials have been
" Orkine for ten days on the case in which
ne is said To have been Implicated.
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100000 CIRCULATION.
$1,000 In Cash To Be Distributed as Follows

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Difficulties give way TO diligence
appear when Hoods Sarsaparilla is faith
fully taken.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19

Some men are born poor. COON achieve
poverty and some thrust poverty on
others.
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The Cotton Crop.

T.,osa little savings cents will make dol
lars An tho long run J. b. WILSON.
MaEiu S. c.. February 2 900.
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0ooSS&SSSNSSS

Collector
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rhTbeC uion
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From January Isf,
TO April Est, 1000,
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aeada say 7 The Cnsttu-
Live acuts wents ;
sagenthe and too"
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Piles and Fistula

Cure guaranteed: no failures DR.. W J.
Tucker. Atlanta. Ga.
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Make a mighty ocean
In q mighty land
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-07-14

FOLLOWING is the vote in com
mittee at the Democratic National
Convention, upon the question Of
inserting the rs to / silver plank
in the Democratic Platform:
Ayes-Alabama, Arkansas. Col.
orado, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa
Kansas. Kentucky, Maine, Massa-
chusetts, Missouri, Nebraska, Ne.
vada,. New Hampshire, North
Dakota, Oregon, South Carolina
Tennessee, Vermont, Washington
Wyoming, Arizona, Oklahoma,
Indian Territory, New Mexico
Hawaii-26.
Noes-California, Connecticut,
Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana,
Louisiana, Maryland. Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi. New Jer.
sey, New York North Carolina,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,
South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Vir-
ginia. West Virginia, Wisconsin,
Alaska-24.
It will be we'll to note that Cali
fornia is the first on the list to
vote against the adoption of the
plank. This is another case OF
where Nevada, as a benefactor,
gets slap in the face from one
whom she had a right to consider
her friend.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-07-14

by local applications. ss they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf.
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed conditions OF the mucous
lining of the Kustachian Tube.
When this tube gets inflamed you
have rumbling sound or imperfect
hea ring, and when it is entirely
closed deafness il the result, and un-
less the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
NAL condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of
ten are caused by oatafrh, which il
nothing but sn inflasned condition OF
the mucous surfaces,
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness toaused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free.
F. J. CHKxxr 4 Co., ToLrDo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 7sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-07-14

gard for his health, forbade his
taking again in campaign reach
ing every center of population
and every class throughout the
country. Such powers rise in inn
portance high above the geograph-
ical considerations in making the
candidates the Spokesman of the
entire people. not the spokesman
and candidates of locality. l,
therefore, second the nomination
of Charles A. Towne. of Min
nesota, for Vice-President, believ-
ing him to be true Democrat,
one who can best show to the
people that Lincoln Republican
ism and Bryan Democracy are the
same and who will convince the
people that a wise conversation
demands the restoration Of the
principles of Jefferson and Lincoln
in our ideals of Government.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-07-14


AT THE risk of being called a
disturber and all other kind of
things, we rise to remark that the
turning down of Towne by the
National Democratic Convention
will prove an expensive blunder
to the silver forces. That this is a
fact witness the announcement that
Mr.. Towne has already been billed
to stump the State of Nevada for
Bryan; a State which would not
under ordinary circumstances re-
quire single silver speech within
its boundaries to assure the electo-
raj vote for Bryan. The Demo
Gratis have acted hoggishly. They
know they cannot win without
the assistance of the Populists and
Silver Republicans, yet they take
the chance of losing threenor four
States rather than give Bryan a
running mate who has anything
Republican about him. p
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-07-14

THE contractors will enjoy the
war with China. They are patri
otic for the money there is in it
One incident of what it means tc
them came under my notice dur
ing the Spanish war. The gov
eminent paid St. Louis contractors
$r.so each for cavalry bride bits
buying them by the hundred
dozens. From the same stock
that was filing the government
orders, dealer in this town
bought them at 20 cents each! Dc
you wonder why many people
are not opposed to war? II the
supplies for the army were made
in public factories, so that there
would be no profit to any rascally
contractors there would be nc
sentiment for war. What was
done in the way of bride bits was
done in every supply furnished
the nation for munitions of war
APPEAL to R>aSon.