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Adnmtago of SleepIn reply to tho question Is it wiE-

nlor n man to deny himcclf and getalong with n few hours slcop dny todoiuoro work Teslit tho great elec-

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is wild to hnvo replied Hintis a great mistake I nui C01Ji cl1

ji A man has just HO ninny hours

to bo awake and the fewerof these lio uses each day themoro lays ho will last tint in the

T longer ho will lite I believe thatman might live two hundred yenTabe would sleep most of tho time

j is why negroes often live to iflJ old age because they sleep so muc-

hIt is said that Gladstone sleepsteen hours everY day

P Next to nn Approving ConscienceA Tlnorous stomach the rreatest of mundan-eblulnls> Sound dffitsllon Is a guaranty

irt quiet nerveLznhIUIftr onftitya burlr alpetite i nd n rcRulir habIt of boJy Tnougnnto-nlwnysy1 a naturAl endowment lima l o c-

qulrel through tho aBncy of Hostelter Btora-nch Bitters one of Urn most efTf ctlre InTlcornntsnnd blood fertilizers In ejlstence TWii linetonlo also fortincs tbo wbo use It ngslnst ma-

il lane and remedies blllouenfM consllpatlonk and rheumatism

It The eeamyeldeof a city Is Tliere the rtsir dents get alongonlysewsew

1 ralJIO SyrupAttention called to the Maple Syrup odTer-

llsoment lu this r nner which line tho endorsemerit of Governor Taylor of Tennessee Her

f tam Jones anti others This syrup with the suliAr made from It has teen manufactured andgold by a companY eitenslrely through thewholesale and retail trade but It ran too highfor the people ly pasting through so manyhands It la now proposed to let the piorlehave the formula and make It at first cost andthey will ranks a mistake If they do not takehold of It It has been prnnoun ed equal to the

only puro old Vermont which sells at 1130per gallon

The average < hool boy prefers tanned shoeto a tanned back-

I belloro Flues Cure for Consumption savedmy Dors life lest summerJIrs Aiu DotMBS Lelioy Mlcli Oct 80 04

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ART CONSKRVATOUVFull couree to dlploraoall varieties

FULL COMMERCIALCourse Teacher from Eastman-

A REFINED HOMEWith every modern convenience

CLIMATESimilar to that of AfntviLLm

COLLEGE BUILDING172 ft frontage3ftleep4 storiesbuilt fire proof withevery modern appliance

Catalogue soot free on applicationAddress

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MAPLE SYRUPMa-de on your kitchen store In a few minutes ntn cost of about 9S CrnU IVr Gallon by anow process which sells at 8103 per gallon

I wont to thank you for the Maple Syruprecipe which I flud Is excellent I can reeouimend It highly to any and every ouoIIEVSaL P JONES CartertTlllo

Send 1 and get reclpn or sump and investi-gate¬

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Chronic Dlseasosof all formeIn men women nnd chitdren Successfully treated Kheutnatlsm

Palpitation Indigestionronstlpitlon tc Cat rrb of Xoso Throat andLung Diseases peculiar to women Prolasue Urarltls Cellulltls Leueorrhea Dysmenorrhon Vc Write for particulars Two cents tonymean Lifo and Hnpplaess KT Vliltoker MD Specialist Biae Atlanta Ga

CLAREMONT GOLLEGEIIICKORYftCOllls nndroungwomen Localion Q notedS tz health resortTen schools Inone tlOOIUho-glreutotbebenmusla gradu-ate

I I Mountain airand water Forcntnlg address

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MENTION THIS PAPERttl ANU9T32

own SlITS OF ivronaiATiosf

The first museum of nnr I historywas established London in 1681

It is estimated tint American trav-

olcrs nnnttally J1eid JEJO000000 inEurope

The greatest length of England andScotland north and sonth is nbontCSO miles

The deepest English coal shaft Is atthe Moss colliery near Ashton depth2820 feet

The hair of criminals is allowed togrow for three months before they aredischarged

Philadelphia has a greater mileageof electric railways than the whole of

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GermanyOf 1000 persons only one reaches

tho age of 100 years and not morethan six that of 05 years

Fires are much more frequent inproportion to population in Now Yorkthan in either London or Paris

Handel used when traveling toorder dinner for three or if hungry-for five in either London or Paris

I France with a population of 89000000 has a righting force of 2000000 able to appear in the field at veryshort notice

During the past year 1820 acres ofland were planted to canaigre inArizona and the acreage will be muchlarger the coming year

Nearly every man woman and child-in Egypt is a smoker of cigarettes and-a pipe is hardly ever seen in the mouthof a native

Lands near Watsonvillo Cal thatformerly went tenantless at 360 peracre now lease for 87 per acre forcultivation of the sugar beet

The fastest trains on the continent-are the expresses of the Northern Bailway Company of France Their speedis thirtysix miles nn hour

There are 48000 artists in Parismore than half of them painters Thenumber of paintings sent in to the ex ¬

hibition last year wasxabont 10000-It is computed that all of the houses

in London and New York could bebuilt of the lava thrown out by Vesu-vius

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I since the first recorded eruptionin A D 70

Tar coal when used for dyes yieldssixteen shades of blue the same num-ber

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of yollow tints twelve of orangenine of violet and numerous other col ¬

ors and shades

Tariff Laws ComparedThe comparison of the present tariff

law with the Wilson act authorized bycongress has been completed-

It was made by Charles H Evanswho has been engaged in the prepara-tion

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of all the tariff bills with whichcongress has dealt since 1872 Thecomparison is made in rates expresslynamed oTiirpRnoil in nil farmbetween the present law and the Wil ¬

son law The statement places theaverage duty rate under the law atCi66 ml valorem as against an averageof 4010 under the Wilson law theaverages being figured upon the basisof values in 1806 The schedule showstho following increases in percentages

Chemicals fiom2863 to8067 woolsand woolcus17C2 to 8GC1 silks from4696 to 5341 earthenware and glass-ware 35toC247i metals8811to 4921

Isugar 4094 to 7410 tobacco 10900to 12190 agricultural products 2244-to 3842 spirits etc 0154 to 6883cotton manufactures 4275 to 5233Some of the increases expected in rev-enue are as follown Chemicals from85619239 to 83423084 earthenwareand glassware from 8006839 to12303149 metals from 13196410

to 17487482 woods from 605709to 2439536 sugar from 29910703to 54207642 agricultural productsfrom 7727614 to 14687600

These estimates are based upon thesupposition that the value anti volumeof imports will remain the same

Moses and Pharaohs DanghtcrA New England divin once preach-

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on the perils which surroundyouth illustrated Ms subject by de-

scribing¬

the dangers to which the in-

fant¬

Moses was exposed in his littlewicker boat on the banks of tho Nilesaying

Moses was a goodly child but he-W placed by his parents where hewas surrounded by innumerable dan ¬

gersthe fang of the serpent the jawof tho alligator the tooth of the hip ¬

popotamus and the claw of the vult ¬

ureIt is a littlo surprising that thedaughter of Pharaoh should havechosen such a dangerous beach forbathing Church Economist

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Host iTmy wife and two

children from the eftech ot hereditaryscrofula

thiN was dangerously nlF ectcd with scrofula lievrai unable to walk Ills leftfoot being covered vrllh runtilnj sore Iliyslctans loxlit failed to relleretlio others

my family decided to tryf Aycti Sarsapartlla I am

pleaded to say the trial was tue-eesiful

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situ my boy was restoredto health I nm couDdeut that mychild would Itavo died had ho notused Ayeri 8ar JotDTZIttntonviueRyAuj1

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VIRGlHln DEMOCRATS ACT

lION J HOUE TYLEU IS NOMI

MATED FOR GOVERNOR

PLflTFORM IS FOR FREE SILVER

No Deviation From the Chicago PlatformEdward Kchols Named For lieu-

tenant Governor

The democratic state convention ofVirginia was called to order at noonWednesday in the Academy of Musicat Roanoke

Nearly if not quit all of the 1518members of the body were present orrepresented by proxy

The convention began its operations-at noon and had afternoon sessionbut nothing was accomplished untilthe night session because of somecomplicated fights before the commit ¬

tee on credentialsMajor J Hoge Tyler a straightout

free silver man was unanimouslynominated for governor The contestover the lieutenant governorship was-a close drawn one but resulted in thenomination of Edward Echols

The convention then adjourned until10 oclock Thursday morning

Special emphasis is laid upon thelour great demands of the platformformulated which are

For a tariff for rnvunnn in 41in Innguage of the Chicago platform

For an income tax and a constitu ¬

tional amendment if it is necessaryin the accomplishment of that end

For the complete regulation oftrusts and combines For the freeand unlimited coinage of both goldand silver at the legal ratio of 16 to 1without waiting for the aid or consentof other nations-

On these points the platform readsfollows

Wo reaffirm the platform ol the demo-cratic

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national convention adopted at Chi-cago

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in July 1890 and upon which WilliamJennings urynn was nominated for thepresidency of the United States and woextend our congratulations to a noblechampion upon the able and brilliant man-ner

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In which he discharged his trust Thefact that he received more votes than anyprevious democratic candidate for the pres ¬

idency and more than any candidate of anyparty barrmg alone his successful oppo ¬

nent Is evidence that democratic principles-are still dear to a vast mass of the Ameri-can

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people and that democracy is livingIn the hope of an early and complete tri-umph

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We especially indorse tho doctrinesof tho national democratic party upon thofour great issues which are before the peo-ple

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of this country viz i The tariff the in ¬

come tax the regulating of trusts and thecurrency Tariff duties should be levied forrevenue purposes and only for go muchrevenue as may be reeded for an economicadministration of the government Uponthe subject of currency we declare ourselvesunalterably opposed to the British system-of monometallism which has aggrandized-that empire at the expense of thenations producing food supplies and rawmaterial and Its adoption has only aggra-vated

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our flnnnclal servitude to London-It is not only unAmerican but antiAmeri ¬

can and it can bo fastened on the UnitedStates only by the stifling of that spirit andlove of liberty which proclaimed our politi-cal

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Independence in 1770 and caused thewar of the revolution We demand an un-limited

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coinage of both gold and silver nttho ratio of 16 to 1 without waiting for thoaid or consent of any other nation

The platform calls for the repeal ofthe 10 per cent tax on state bank issuesand then goes at some length into stateaffairs

As a separate plank by the narrowmargin of 1C votes to 14 the commit-tee

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adopted a resolution providing forthe nomination of United States sena-tors

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in the primaries Details of theplan are gone into at some length Itis an elaboration of the South Carolinaplan

GIANT POWDER EXPLODES

Itesnltlng In tho Death of Two Yen andtho Injury of Four Others

Advices from Bonito Terre Mostate that about 800 pounds of giantpowder exploded in the St Joe leadmine near that place Wednesdaynight killing William B Madden findTaylor seriously woundingAlbert Morris anti Joseph Miller andpainfully injuring Cal Gibson and EdForshee

CAUGHT ON TRESTLE

Mother and Daughter Crushed to Deathlly o Train

Mrs Tolar and her twelveyearolddaughter were run over and killed on1a trestle at Red Springs N 0 Wed ¬

nesday by the train from FayettevilleThey wero walking on a trestle and

the mother was trying to rescue thegirl who got her feet hung as she wasabout to jump off The mother wason the point of jumping but stoppedand remained with the child

The train knocked the mother oftthe trestle while the little girls body-was cut up into fragments half thebody dropping through the crosstiesinto tho stream below

NEW PROPOSALS 8UUHIT1ED-

Tewflk Pasha Has Oilier Plans That VI11Cause Tedlou Delays

Advices from Constantinople statethat the peace conference met againWednesday at Tophanek kiosk theTewfik Pasha Turkish minister forforeign affairs submitted fresh pro ¬

posals regarding the evacuation ofthe indemnity and other

issues involvedThis is likely to cause a tedious de

lay

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COXEYIOl GOVERNOR

Ohio Populist Hold a lied not Conven ¬

lIon In ColumbusThe Ohio populist state convention

opened at Columbus 0 Wednesdaywith Mr Witt bf Cleveland demand-ing

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more than minutes in which-to speak on affecting certai-nrnlddleoftheroad delegates who hesaid were there in the interests ofSenator Hanna to keep the conventionfrom indorsing the state democraticticket

The chairman refnsed Mr Wittmore time and the delegates told himto sit down Finally Martin Crumm-of Columbus undertook to put himdown Mr Witt resisted OrummGeorge Riddle of Columbus seized achair to assault Crumm Delegates-took the chair from Riddle Generalpandemonium prevailed-

E M Kerr and Crumm clinchedand were fighting when Policeman-Dan MoManamy separated themChairs were broken in the fight

All of the antifusion delegates wereseated

Fusion was repudiated in a manner-so emphatic as to leave no chance forcontroversy regarding the future pol ¬

icy of the party The convention byan overwhelming majority severed thealliance made a year ago with thedemocrats on the free silver issue andnominated a full state ticket

The resolutions adopted reaffirmed-the populist platforms adopted bythe Omuha and St Louis conventions-of the party and took issue on severalmatters of local interest At the after-noon

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session the following state ticketwas nominated-

For governor Jacob Corey Starkecounty lieutenant governor MorrisWhitcomb Tnscarawas county su-

preme¬

judge E 0 Pomeroy attorneygeneral 0 A Beider Wayne countystate treasurer F M Morris Auglaizecounty

The convention remained in sessionuntil after 0 oclock awaiting the re ¬

port of the investigating committeebut it was not forthcoming and theconvention adjourned sine die withthe understanding that the committee

report to the state central com-mittee

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GEORGIA AGRICULTURISTS

Hold Their Annual Convention at TflieeIsland

The Georgia Agricultural societyconvened in annual session at TybeoIsland Wednesday There were fully125 representative formers prescntatthe opening session

The address of welcome was deliv ¬

ered by Mayor Meldrim of Savannahand was responded to by Colonel J-AI Mobley of Harris The addressby President Brown was deliveredshortly afterward after which theconvention adjourned until 8 oclockwhen Mrs W H Feltoa of Cartersville spoke on Womans Work onthe Farm

Dr Hape was reelected succeedhimself as secretary When the mat ¬

ter of the proposed state fair wasreached Mr Joseph Thompson in be ¬

half of Atlanta appeared with thepledged subscription of that city

It was felt however that too shorta time existed in which to prepare forsuch an event and it was decided tocall off the whole proposition

FAMILIES OF MIXERS STARVING

In Many Homes There la AbsolutelyNothing 1Vlinte> cr to Eat

A Pittsburg special of Wednesdaysays Tho latest movement of thostrikers indicates that the minersleaders have abandoned all hope ofdrawing tho coke region into tho strikeand have adopted a plan of using thecokers to assist the strikers in a moreprofitable way

The headquarters of the district of ¬

ficials of the United Mine WorkersPittsburg are still besieged with ap ¬

peals for aid from the starving womenand children of the striking miners

The requests for help are away inexcess of the means to resnond Inmany homes there is nothing but drybread to oat BUll in some cases noteven this

Arrangements are being made for abig labor meeting in McKees portSaturday evening which all the striking miners in the Turtle Creek antiMonongahela valleys are expected toattend

Colored Bishop DiesJames Crawford bishop of

tho African Methodist Episcopalchurch in South Carolina died Wed ¬

nesday at his home in Philadelphia-

SETH LOW A CANDIDATE

He Will Enter Contest for Mayoraltyof Greater New York

Seth Low president of Columbiacollege has entered therace for mayor-of Greater New York Strong press-ure has been brought to bear on himfor several weeks past to take this stepmt it was not until Wednesday thathis decision was given positivelyin the affirmative1

Convinced that those who havobeouurging him to accept the candidacy formayor represent a of the re-publiCAn vote of the consolidated citiesit is now announced that Mr Low willassist In the canvass that is being madeor him

ROLLING MILLS TO RESUME

Notices Posted That IuiliUlaK Depart-ment

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Wilt Start Vp MondayNotices have been posted in theSate City rolling mills six miles from

Birmingham Ala to the effect tootthe puddling department will start upgain Monday the 16th inst A newnrnace is being built in the sheet mill

nftd as soon as is completed whichwill be in a few after the pudtiling department starts the other doarlments will go to work also

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Tanning hidesTanning is an ntt best done by ex

pertH but hides treated AS follows willniiBwer very well for mniiy purposesBury in wood ashes till the hair willconic out easy Remove hair andscrape ofT tho flesh side with a dullknife Hub the flesh side thoroughlywith equal parts of pulverized alumand salt Smoke hide as you would A

lIam AH it dries rub and work it welltomako it sortlt must bo stretchedly nailing it on a smooth surfaceThere are many long and tediousmethods but this in the shortest andsimplest that we knowExcnangeC-

laiming the Credit-

It is really remarkable said MrMeekton to note how many eminent-ly

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successful men were regarded asstupid when they were in Bchool II

Yes replied his wife in a sifinificant tone and the most interestingpoint is that most of them did not be ¬

gin to acquire a reputation for beingsmart until after they were married J

Washington StarComfort Costs 00 CentS

Irritating aggravating agonizing Tatter Kozema Klngironn and nil other Itching skin dieeases are quickly cured by the use of TetteiinoIt Is soothing cooling healing Costs W cents nbox post paidbringecomfort atone Addrc-tJT Shuptrine Savannah Ga

The road to fame Is full of quicksands ra-vines and mountains

Hairs This T-

Wo offer One Hundred DolltrJ Reward forany cae of Catarrh that cannot bj cured byHalT Catarrh Cure-

F J CHEN KT Co Prop Toledo OWe the underslltnedlIave known FJ Cue ¬

ney lor the 15 years and believe himIn all tranaetlonI-

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