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llHVO lillsicl tilt WIM. Ivci u It'll thl I'loll
lMll. Ki'lu'iiteil f artlnniakoH Imvo'torn tin
rocks in niHiiy ltn"cH. a;il tliut of IYI
nury 1, 1m17, lcf tri'Vol two tuv. ;s
an 1 innrr llinii ful ly villai'es by it- v
flii: ficvcrity. Tim theory tlmt
tlio current is niin;ly tilling up theso
rpvi'-cs iniistlio v. ru:i; f. r m mutter
liow latyo tlio crevices they won IT
llUVH I Cell t'lili- 1 ll) lon lo-foie this iu
the rotirso of the tWinIcs ami era-
t U l it'H.
CJuit recently t-.v i'.np;iish nt-if ut i it
4'XinniiH'il 11m current, anl pvo ns
thfir tijiuio:i that tin; cintiiiiiiius nir
vcut in one direction run lo explained
by tlio fact that tlio waters rusli
through Ruhtcrnuii'Bn caves, 'hsmc
over hot eha'ini'ls, aud that the Lteateil
water forms the hot salt-water 8jriiijr
found a little further away outsidn of
tho buy on tho coast of the island. The
'xisttuu'O of such a sulitcrr.'Uieau cur
rent is lii'li.'ved jiohsihle, and niiht
lie explained hj'the jieciliar fonnalion
f tho coast, but no positive roof of
this theory has been preseuted, l'iii
adelihia Keeord.
lik' :rid-cr
Tho following table ive.s the lengths
f tho j riiiciiml bridge"! in various
countries: Tay, (ireat Britain, H,(;;tiJ
feet; Forth (Srei.t lliitain, G,.","feet;
Hoerdyck, Holland, l.l feet; Vol, a,
Hus.sia, 1,71" feet;Veii hscl, (Jenniuiy,
l.olfi feet; Theon, riermany, 4,17'J
feet; Graudenz Vistula, :, .(! feet.
The trreatest single sjian cf the Toith
bridge is l,72"feet; and of tl e F.ast
lliver, (Hrooklyn) bridge, l.CJl feet
between the towers.
Store !uncll-ft f Nerve.
Some peevish. rjiienilmiM pontile neem mere
bninlli'S of nerven. 'I ln Kound m;ltrite
their HeiiHoriiims.-niil rufllea tli.-lr t-in juts. No
doubt tln-y are born n. itnt may not tln-lr
nervoiisii"H l.e nTi:elio.'itc.l. If imt cntln-ly r
lleveilv l"niiii fUloiinlily, mid with llnietnr
tHtom.-.cli III tern. lly i-iilllviitlnt; their itlio's.
tlon. arid tnstn lntr more complete r.srdmllMln'i
of the food wiih this admirable, eorrecitve. they
will oxperierii-e a snedy ami very jieri-'-p'tble
pain In nerve quitii-l. Kysriephla. Illloiis
nens, eoiiHtljiutlon and rheuniaLism yield to tho
Mltera.
A irlass of hot milk nu-l n few pnnnuts mako a
good luncheon before retiiiui;.
A C'liance t Mitkn MiincT,
A live Siiiithern liifiunil"" eomjmny, four
earnsiiivpBrtful ojiBratlim. wishes a Uvo apent
in every eounty to write life lnsura ii-e. Six
different forms, emnt limtl m. life ami aerlilent
polleteg; mortt attr.n-tlvo iiibiirsin'e ever writ
ten; no trouble to hpII; gv eomml-tslonn. Tor
lnforniatfim adilress 707-709-711 Kieittali'le build
ing, Atlanta, (Ja.
A l'rone I'oem.
EE-M. MedlratiHl Smokins Tob.a'vo
And Cigarettes
Are absolute remedies for Onturra,
Hay Fever. Asthma aud Oolds;
Betildesa dellKhtful (finoke.
Ladies as well as men, usri thesn gooda
No opium or other harmful drug
Used In their maniila -turo.
EE-M, Is used and recommended
liy some of the best citizens
Of this country.
If your dealer does not keep EE-M.
Send l'le. for pm-kaco of tobiuvo
And Go. lor package of cigarettes,
Direct to the EK-M Company,
Atlanta, Cia.,
And you will receive goods by mail.
Deafness Cannot He Cured
fcy local .application, as they ran not reach the
diseased portion of tiie ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that Is by constitu
tional remedies. 1) afne.sSis caused by an n
flamed condition of the mucous lininxof tho
Eustachian Tube. When this tvilw cts in
fl. mod yon have a rumbling sound or imper
fect hearinsr, and when it is e tirely closed
Deafueus i t'ie result and unless tho inllnin
mation can lio taken out and this tube re
stored to its normal condition, Uearini; will bo
destroy- d for ver. Nine cases out of ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing butan in
flamed ondition of the mucous surfaces.
WewiUiTive One Ilund ed Dollars lor any
case of Deaf nes (caused by catarrh) that can
oot bu cured by Hall's i.Atarru ' ure. iseiul
for circulars, free.
V. J. Chenry & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold bv I)ruwist, 7rx:.
Uall's Family I'ills are the bsst.
I use rise's Cure for Consumption both in my
family and practice. Dr. U. W. I'a'itkkson,
lukster, Jllch., Nov. 5, lb'M.
If afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thomp
eon's Eye-water. DrviKirlsts soil at 2'm. per botllo.
THE CHIEF THING
In Maintaininct Gfod Hnnlth in Pure,
Rich, Nourishiiifj Blood.
The blooil carries uor.risiunent im-.l furn
ishes support for the organs, nerves and
muscles. It must be mado rich and pure,
If you would have strong nerves, Rood"
digestion, sound sleep, or If you would
lie rid of that tired looiing, those dis
agreeable pimples, ee.wna, or scrofula.
No medicine is equal to Hood's Sarsapa
rilla for purifying the blood. It is a med
icine of genuine merit and will do you
wonderful goiod.
I3ifi ;ire. (he o ily pills to tae
fiOOO S rSU3 w.lh Uo-.i'.SiritpariUii.
TIIK GKOKOIA TELEORAl'H SCHOOL
T.inchfts tel-nrapny tnoroeciuy, and
- ff, 3 starts its Riailuates in the rai!wa
SV.'; service. Only exclusive Te'ieRnipli
' School in tho Sottth. Kgtab!isli-.-d
nine veais. Sixtean hundrH mic
Jif:ret',i cradualcs Send f'-i r'his-
' .' ' , ' . A rl ...... C.I.Pil'-.: 1
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UXSiiaAM SCiiUOl. Senoi. Oeorjij.
AGRICULTURAL TOPIC0.
('nil- I or lln'j bol' III.
)r, H, k.l 11 oil, (.f t llll ( ! ft. !;!. -t C, j.
ri.i t of A'-imal 1-.: !:i try, li cr. - lid-1
v ith ri c-iiiiiii'-nd lo'; tli f"l'-.u ii'-; n , ii
cure for l.-i ; clih-i .i: .. ( i.;i: c il,
one ji'iit; Hub hur o!.e ! .1 ; ; :,.!(, t
J ii 1 1; I i.-.n 1 1, :i:it i- of : i e'u a i ii, t o .m ; ;
t odium liyj.- lie, t ii p i ; ;
t'l'lllIU r'ii!ii:.it -, ill" j'" I; :i " . t I : i . IV
-ul.!ti-l., one ) nt - t'-u i i"i i in u'.K
i . ' :n id in i tied ii::.1 hi y. 1 in
o-i-t labl.. j oi.nf.il f-,r i-h j..i;ui-h
if h.-," i oii 'e li d IV.
I ten or II hi .i .
I hojie to live to ti . the d iv wl.et,
the bi oo,i of i I 1, n times a,' on
a lorn the f,ni:is of lu-nncliee. On
utmost every farm now yo:i ln.ty liud il
air of bi;; We .tern or ('ariii liau lioi s. s,
mid in a few jv.irs they will wcxr out
on I tlie iimiiey for another pair must
come from nomeherc! be-i In their
toiriiin ;s. When you i;e!l a j.air of
oxen for which Kcuiiciiee Mai onee
noted yon z't money i-no:t;:h to buy
another jair and have some I ft to j ay
your taxes with. Then nain you
yokn up your oxen rt-id put them
n;4rido a cm t-tonyne or sled liandle
anil tu work; while with horseri you
must have, n full accompaniment of
riintn with them and then you
need a harness maker an I blacksmith
to follow up. 1). II. Thiii'?, ia New
Higlaud Tanner.
OperalB Smaller r.irm.
I!. Mi'Guire, of New York, writes;
There ii much complaint among f.irm
trs, fspoeially in the Ihistcrn States,
about poorly paying crops, uud part of
this complaint is justi;iod, but after
au extended cxpet ii nea in farming, I
have eomo to the conclusion that it
pays better to havo a small fari.i fieo
from debt, to wb.i-h has been applied
largo amounts of fertilizing materials,
than a largo one with a mortgage? mid
with a depleted soil. Many u man
vho has owned n large farm died poor
where he might have lived and farmed
!M-otil,ably a smaller one. It is true
hat times have been hivrd and taxes
heavy, Imt it is also true that many
who complain, have only themselves
to blame. They Lave uii. mpted too
much. That man who will Klruggle
under a heavy mortgage to retain a
large farm which he cannot profitably
cultivate, in Very unwise. 7dy ndviee
is to sell enough land to pny oil' the
mortgage, then begin again on a .'mall
but well cultivated farm. My motto is
less land, More manure and no mort
gage. The land must b,? fed if it i.
to be productive. Tarm m iio upon
these principles ami less upon theory,
avoid extravagant living rtnd be guided
by the examples of the sturdy old
time farmer.
Hot XVeiitlu-r t bresn Mahlnj;.
Professor J. Y. Robertson, of tho
Ontario Agricultural College Kays: A
cheese factory's reputation is largely
determined hy tlio quality of its
August, Hept-jmber and October out
put, lacoicient drainage facilities
will show their worst cil'ects during
warm wor.ther. Clean the whey tank
at least once.
Flies must be kept out of tho mak
ing room, borne afternoon when, tho
cheese are in the hoops burn a f.ir.all
quantity of sulphur iu tho room after
closing up tho doors and windows. If
a tablespoonful of alcohol bo mixed i
with the sulphur it will burn more
l.'l f , - i 1 A 1 . I
ii-u uiy. viuo niusi ne iiiKeu to pic
vent the fumes gottiug into the curing
room. Tho tins of the milk vats and
the inside of the sinks should ba washed
after this fumigating process before
they are used.
In the curing room, ventilate dur
ing early morning and at night to
keep tho temperature as low as possi
ble. Sprinklo the floors xvith cold
water morning, noon and evening.
While the cheese are being turned on
the shelves there should be au abun
dant admission of light. When flies
are apt to be abundant, a plentiful
shaking of fly powder iu the room bo
fore shutting up for the day will de
stroy them. When tho evenings are
oool and the milk needs ripening, do
not fail to leave it in the vat until it
reaches tho proper stage of maturity
before the rennet is added. Use
enough rennet to coagulate the milk
in forty minutes whoa ifc is set at
eighty-eight degrees. Dilute the ex
tract to the extent of one pailful of
w ater for every vatful of milk and then
mix it thoroughly by rapid, vigorous
stirring.
When troubled with gassy curds,
allow a development of acid such as
xvill bo indicated by threads by the hot
iron test a quarter of an inch long.
Before removing the curd, it is a good
plan to run moat of tho xvhey olf at an
early stago and to leave only enough
to permit a freo stirring of tho curd.
After the curd cutter La3 been used,
stir for twenty minutes before apply
ing the salt. Then curd should be
put into the hoops xvithin twenty min
utes after tho salt has been mixed in.
Apply tho pressure very gradually.
The cheese should bo bandaged very
neatly when they are turned iu the
hoops within two hours after they are
put ia the press. When practicable,
cheese should bo pressed for at least
twenty-four hours.
Sunshine Statistics.
Spain has more sunshine than any
other country in Europe. Tho yearly
average in Spain is oOOO hours; that
of Italy 2300; Germany 1700; Euc'lauO
1100. i
On t' e 0r,nc:3.
fvT!iii.bti-g liirii.t -li u i n ( I.okc.l
v.'.h bu'i v :.i ! i.i iy ti. ,,.--i 1,1,-h. r
t;..i i o ir h.-u.'-i, wntt i a Smit'i Aim li
ca:i ti.nrVr, v. e r'r, In 1 up the (V
b.-'ik itu 1 .i'.'' i 1-t- I to p:i- h tlin.nt;h
tii ! !! i) ii.iui-i, until in thu ilm-e-li
i;t .f the f..nuol. Mi'ie ily . aid
ti.-'i .l-.-ie.
i 'i- ;.-f ti 1 ib hMly i,f th.it tropi-
e ll f : i t M illde .('I l!i. lid ; t'lol II l,
i ., h.i: in and other creej ci s wound
'.Iot i;j a i i l.i di.i but impi'tirtr.i
itia i, n Ti . t it wil l only by cral
on u!l fniiM that any progress was
pi' il'ic. lV:ir ii;nn crea'.iii ts, but
half ii'i-ii in tho sombre fuievt Mm le,
ig -;led a ny tl.riur'i tho ooe t our
a j pruiK h ; n:.d at each hte) r anus of
1. 1 put. u s ti o from tlni decaying
cgctntio", settling with di-teriiuiied
ferocity on every available bare epot
of skin. Oneo we ran our lieuds
again t what Hirined a thick liana,
hut which, twi ting rapidly away,
proved to be a largo anaconda. I'u
forlui.ately he wm out of iK'ht before
a rifle could bo disentangled.
Suddenly a derp-throiited roar re
Hounded iu a tree just over our heads,
and, looking up with tingling nerves,
we found it had been emitted by
nothing more formidable than a largo
gibbon, which, not being worthy of
powder and lead, win left unmolest
ed; mid torn, bleeding, dripping xnth
perspiration, and half frantie from
mosquito poison, v. e returned, a sorry
spectacle, to the launch. Chambers's
Journal.
()om rani's Decision.
A man in South Africa left his
property to be equally divided between
two pons. Not being able to agree
they decided to let 1'resijent Kruger
arbitrate. lie raid to the thlest:
"You are the oldest, lire you not?"
"Yes," was the answer. "So you
shall divide tho property." This
pleased the elder immensely. "You
are the younger," continued Kruger to
the other, "so vou thill 1 hue Hist
ihoiee."
IMsci; tiratrir.tr.
"It's jes' my luck," said Farmer
Coi nto;- .el, gloomily. "I'm the wust
guesser a-goin. Thn only sure way
for u farm-T to get along is ter make
up his mind what he's a-gointerdo an'
keep don't jes that."
"Have y.,.1 had bad luck?"
"No'Iiiu' else. Last year I raised
wheat when I orter hev tuck in sum
mer boarders. This year I tuck in
summer boarders when I orter hev
raised wheat. " Washington Star.
The Reason Vilij,
Grieved Mother TJobbio rnusn't be
naughty or mama will have to whip
him. Kobbie doesn't want to be
whipped, does he?
Naughty Boy Yes, he do! So
there!
Grieved Mother Why, Robbie!
Don't you know it makes mama feel
bad to have to whip her little boy?
Naughty Hobby Yes, I do! That's
why I want you to whij me.
It Wns Mont of Some Kind.
Child of eight (returning from school)
Mania, we have been reading of
such a dreadful time. I should not
like to have lived then, and I am sure
you would not, for people were lied to
a leg of mutton, and after gunpowder
had been put round, they were blown
up.
Mama Are you sure it xvas not a
stake they were tied to?
Child Oh, yes, mama, it xvas a
steak I knew it xvas meat cf some
kind.
That EverlimlliiK Irritating Itch.
That describes Tetter, Kczenia nnd Other skin
diseases. 50 ecntn will euro them s'op tho Itch
at once. Bu onnts pays) for a lox of Tetterluo at
drug storon or postpaid for r0 cents in stamps
from J. T. Shuptrlne, Savannah, tin.
Three of a kind would have scooped tho ark
as it had nothing but pairs.
Kits permanently cured. Mo fits or nervous
ness after llrst day's use of llr. Kline's (Jreat
Nerve Itestorer. J trial bottle and treatise free.
Dr. K. II. Ki.ink. Ltd.. W31 Arch St., l'hlla.. Fa.
BUGKBCHAIVS'S
DYE
For- the Whiskers,
Mustache, and Eyebrows.
In one preparation. Easy to
apply at home. Colors brown
or
black. The Gentlemen's
favorite, because satisfactory
It. P. II.VLL St Co., Proprietors, Nashua, N II.
SjU by u!l Drnjrx'Utfl.
CHRONIC DISEASES , ...ininik.
ol all forms
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
Khoumatism, Neuralgia, lironchltls, Palpita
tion, ludiKustton, etc.
Ca i I ABHH
of the Nos Throat and I.nncs.
DISKASK.S rUCHMAR TO WOMKN.
Prolapsus, Ulcerations. Leucort hea, etc. Write
for pamphlet, testimonials and question blank.
IU. H. T. AVH IT AK KK, Specialist,
)5 Norcrosa HuildluK, Atlanta, Uti.
ABD9 run li Bvert with
out tlirir Vnowlciie by
Anti-JtK 'hn m&rvrlous
eure for the drink habit.
Write llrnova Chemical
Co.. M bi-i.-adway, N. V.
Full lnormtton (in plain wrapper) mailed fr.
8 &S 2
Rilsinesi Collcpe, I.oilsvl!!o. Ky.
SlU'l.KKMt ADV.W r.tii;s.
IlOOK-KKKI'INd. SlIOIlTHANI) AM)
TKLKfiltAlMiy. Ileautlfyl "ataloiTUO K-ee
CLD tiVZ&&.
UII)' SO MANY JtWiULAU PHYSICIANS FAIL
To Cum F. mnlo Ill-.-ronio Truo ItrviMonn Why f'i
Hi-:). l'hiUhiun l.i Moro H',5cco:i.if.d Tlian l
tho Family Doctora. V'
: Y.
A w or ii n n i ''ik ; '! i: .I-;1,!' peculiar toher m.,t - '
'i i fo-st . ili-Vi b i'ii:,r ill In f Mslilll. She jM-s S ';," J
to her f.m
1
.ill bud tt
Is bi'u
I.Tory, in. i iimI t;,e In ue Mi TV.
S!u- In il. Is s tin-1 hi on- li ii -1; . l.is-v )u.f
In ile Mi rv.
becomes l!J;ituti-d, forgets what siie Willits ,' Vr It
in f,:iv. timl f'.n.-ilK' i-iitici ul 4 ;t .1u. . ''" "T"' '
our hi to have tbl, ami thus completely .
In y tit'es the doctor. 'r V
Is it any womb r, therefore, that
th- din-tor fails to cure the div-UNoV
St ill, wo caniK t blame the wi-
nian, foritisteryeitilnirras-.li.g
to detail some of the syrnj)
turns of her Miftcring, even to
ln-r f:uiiily pl.ysiciun.
It was for this reason that
years ago Mrs. Lyd'.a II. 1'inlt-
ham, at Lynn, Muss., di terminer! toMcp Jn nnd help hr r kot. Having hnd consid
erable experience in treating female ills w ith her Vegetable Compound, she en
connived tlu- woir.eii of America to w rite to her for advice- in regard to their
complaints, und, being n woman, it w as easy for her uiliiii,' Meters to pour Into
her ears every detail of their buffering.
In this way Mie was able to do for them what tho physicians were nnabla
to do, simply lceuiise she hud the proper Information to work upon, find
from the little jrrmip of women who sought her advice years ago a great
army of her fellow-beings ure to-day constantly applying for advice und re
lief, and the fact that more than one hundred thousand of them have lx-en
successfully tree ted by Mrs. l'inkham during the last year is indicative of
tht grand results which urc produced by her unequal d experience and
training.
No physician in the world has had such a training, or has such nn nmoiini
of information nt hand to n-.si.st in the treatment of all kinds of female ills,
from the simplest local irritation to the. most complicated discn .es of the womb.
This, therefore, is the reason why Mrs. l'iuUham," in her laboratory at
Lynn, Mass., is able 1o do more for the uilino; women of America than the
family physician. Any woman, therefore, is responsible for her own hurTi-ring-who
will not take the trouble to write to Mrs. riukham for advice.
The testimonials which we are constantly publishing from jri-ateful women
establish beyond a doubt the power
pmnd to compter female diseases.
c;i:t tiii; c;r.Mi;n Airnci,i;t
Walter Baker & Co.'s
) . Breakfast COCOA
( A :- 'Cr Pure,
t N Costs Less than
S " ( f ' ! i-e Bins:
VeJtcr
'i."i('.r' (ntihi;s!icd 1780.)
ARKANSAS LADIES
HON'T J.1L'.
Malvern, A:k., r.ays: tlavo
lli-ej Ir. fl. A.Su; iiionn
Lirr-r Jiodit-lne lUycirs.
mud find it a great deal
belter than "i-Kln'i
KoKuiutor" ami "1! lack
Draught." It lias been of
Kreat benefit to my Dayn
ter and Niece dnrin;.; tht ir
nionthlv trrir.'tils I'nr Oti.
?v n. . ..i..;t ;
wC,' .',Thero Hlionid bo no homo
ij; Vtrithout it.
The Tarn of Uft,
The faantion of tue wenvs cTiRiiy f)fl
Cnrs between the apes of forty and litty.
Creat irregularity taLes place in the periodic
ditcharpes for some time before the final
cessation, the female n.unlly expcnene.'ug
Bnddr.n flashes of heat, fullness in the head,
headache aud other evidences of consoU
tionul tlistnrbanre. The nervous pystc-ra
F.vniputlieticKllyroponds.and thers is sreui;
ii-riuibility and melancholy, the patient is
discouraged and has at'eueeof fullncasor
BaCocation.
At no time in her life docs a vromnn need
noro contjint caro and watchful tender
Dens, nor has more need for a remedylo
inviporato nnd strengthen her. The bowels
uiiould be kept if pular with Dr. 11. A. Siia
moni Liver Sletiieinc, and If Ur. Simsnoua
bqimw Vine Wine is used during the wholo
f this criiical period, it will inviKorato nnoi
enrich her blood, soothe and strengthen her
nerves and thaa relieve the t uflorinit and
enable her to pass safely throiiuh tlie dr.n
irers, prolong her life and atlordiicr atceugtll
mid joj ia her declining years.
Tine Uluff, Art., writes:
Br. SI. A. Simmons Liver
Itlcdicino has baen a God
send to myself and family
for 20 years. It cures Chills
nnd fevers, Bilious Fev
ers, Sick Headache. I
think there is no comparl.
son between it and "Black
rfraiio-ht" nnd "Ze.ilin'a
1 Liver Kegulator."
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