The Reidsville Review from Reidsville, North Carolina • 3

THE REVIEW REIDSVILLE APRIL 1808 Present War Talk Brings the Sub ect to Mind GIVES SOME STATISTICS HE KOSEY to THE MARKETS 53 Nassau St New York TRADE MARR REGISTERED 1 Different Parts ot the No ft'i nil Ofifiot Against (lift? parts or tue nre Hisuuimi crops AYhlvU IBHWW or riXty SifVt 1 CANDY CATHARTIC 'c ifc Showing the Amount Paid by Geor gia and the South to Her Old Soldiersand Their Widows Since the War the tortures of the damned with protruding piles brought on by constipa tion with which I was afflicted for twenty years I ran across your CASCARETS in the town of Newell la and never found anything to equal them To day I am entirely free from piles and feel like a new CH Kbitz Hll Jones St Sioux City la C3 50 00 90 COTTON SEED OIL New Cotton seed oil steady prime crude 1920 prime 221 This? We offer One Hundred Doll ir Reward for any ca of Catarrh that cannot bj cured by Catarrh Cine Cheney Co ops Toledo We the undersigned have known Che ney tor the lat 15 years and believe him per fectly honor ble all business tran actions and financially able to carry cut any obliga tion ra de by their firm West Truax Toledo Oh Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio Catarrh Cure is taken infernally act ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of th system Pic 75c per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free amily Pills are tho best bihitS WhtRt ALL ELSE AILS Beet Lu nt Syrup Tastes Good Use THE KEELEY ME TOBACCO MARKETv 3 450 4 50 5 5 00 8 00 l2 00 15 Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Tour life Away To quit tobacco easily and forever be mag netic full ct life nerve and vigor take No To Bac the wonder worker that makes weak men strong AH druggists 50c or fl Cure guaran teed Booklet and sample free Address Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or New York A musician that can play all kinds of in struments beats the baud 1523 880 1582227 612891 151536 404877 96 ra Soothing Syrup for child ren teething softens the gums reducing inflatna ticnallays paincures wind colic 25cabottle A headline reads Looks for Well she And it? I SeiSffCV EEOR road Buildlng Periods In an inf erecting article on cient pud Modern by Whittle in the New England Mi 1 Sad memories come over us about this time The tocsin Of impending war carries us back thirty seven years when eorcia and the South every wheie was in a state of feverish excitement when I and wash away and the mill grind Av il i I I of all THftTmi GT HTIIDI RT1I1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 LI HULLS 1 uv a rti A CV 1I 1 Y1 Zt 1 I 1 XX 02 I Ul lUU JllU ncu ULftiU aaa vxuvj towns and recruiting camps and nieii women and children all seemed to be I and left the widot for the widowers wild with patriotic enthusiasm the aged men and women were serious rn Affirm! htMthiMN No umo Cheap beard Send for Harfig obtained a box of TETTEKiNEof Hunter It right of Louisville Ga which I used on a case of itching piles of fiv stand ng I spent $50 for different kinds cfremedies and the ski 1 of do tors all for no good until I got the Tetterine I am now Well Accept Yours Kino By mail for 50c in stamps by Shup trine Savannah Ga The human sponge is averse to taking water 6 00 6 50 8 00 12 50 15 00 25 00 Want to learn all about a Horse? How to Pick Out a Good One? Know Imperfect tions and bo Guard against raud? Detect Disease and Effect a Cure when some is possible? Tell the Ago by the Tenth? What to call the Hoav to Shoe a Horse Properly? AU this and other Valuable Information eau be obtained by reading our 1OU PAGE ILLUSTRATED HORSE BOOK which we will forward pctf pgid on receipt of only 25 emits in stamps BOOK PUB HOUSg a with which city folk go into the coun try Some striking figures bearing upon the cost of transportation have been collected by the New Jersey Hoad Commissioner He shows that the saving on a bushel of wheat carted over good roads for five miles is equivalent to the cost of 600 miles of transportation by steamer or canal or of 375 miles by rail It costs $2 a ton to haul the farm produce of the American farmer to market and if all the hauling were over good roads the total saving to the farmer would be $600000000 The most expensive part of the journey of wheat from the field to the market is that portion which lies between the farm and the town or railway action This truth is becoming more and more widely known and the practical economy of good roads is giving every year greater impetus to the movement for the im provement of these bands of civiliza tion It is to be hoped that the New Jersey Legislature will pass the bill giving a rebate of taxes to farmers who use tires more than three and one half inches wide The use of broad tires may in time be supple mented by the laying of steel tracks which will save four fifths of the expended in hauling over even an imprbved macadam road This New Jersey report should make interesting and instructive read ing for the representatives at Albany in view of the needed advance in the matter of good roads in this State and the introduction of the an nual bill in Senate and New York Mail and Express Th Tax Levied by Bad Roads Mr Clarence Boleman an engineer who was a delegate to the Good Hoads Convention held at Richmond in 1894 demonstrated the cost of bad roads of that State to form an ag gregate enough to raise the hair of farmers who grumble at their taxes yet put up with the extravagance and inconvenience of mud tracks over which they do their hauling The population of Virginia in 1890 was 1655980 and it had only 689 miles of macadamized road Said Mr Cole man have figured from the statistical abstract of the United States for 1893 that our principal crops of corn' wheat potatoes and tobacco amount to 1265 782 tons of 2000 pounds each I omit all other products such ftijojnlur minerals id other crops mil Olfiiot against iliftt part of tho A Good Dictionary or Two Cents A dictionary containing 10090 of the most useful words in the English language is published by the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady While it contains some advertising it is a complete djetion afy concise an 1 correct In compiling this book care Lias been taken tofomlt none of those common words whose spell ing or exact use oeci icns at times a momentary diffleulty even to well edu cated people '1 he main aim has been to give affDiueh useful information as pos sible in a limited space To those who already have a dictionary this book will commend itoeif because it is compact light ami convenient to those who have no dictionary whatever it will be invaluable Ono may be secured by writing to the above concern mentioning this paper and en tloslnga two cent stamp NAVAL STORES Turpentine market nor mal at 25 Rosin firm and unchanged Savannah Spirits turpentine firm at 254 Rosin firm A 110 115 125 140 I 145 150M155 165 window glass 175 water white 185 Wilmington turpentine firm at 2525 Rosin dull at 105l 10 Crude turpentine quiet at 125190 Tar firm at 95 New Rosin steady Turpen tine 30i304 nHARLOTTE COMMERCIAL U0LLE6E cnnMOTTt oal Uons Guaranteed jCataloKue ree ALABAMA LADIES Brave as Lions its remianently cured No Sts or nervous ress after first use of Dr Great Nerve Restorer trial bottle and treatise free Dr Kline Ltd 931 ArehStPhlla Pa 1 It seems strange that 'the product of the still should make men so noisy inev estamiEnea and regulations and have long since and readjust baltimobe product market Baltimore lour dull Western super $270310do do family $4 404 65 winter wheat pat ent $4855 10 spring do $525550 spring wheat straight $5 105 25 Wheat Strong snot and month 1 02 jl 02 May 1 024 July 90 bid steamer No 2 red 9999 South ern wheat by sample 100103 do on grade 100103 Corn Strong spot and month 3636 May 3536 July 3636t steamer mixed 3535 Southern white corn 37 do yellow 36 1 Cotton like eveiy other crop needs nourishment A fertilizer containing nitro gen phosphoric acid and not less than 3 of actual iliriiuu took nerrly ail of the medicine but stu! the trouble became worse and I felt that ray condition was hopeless I tried several remedies recommended by ray friends but without benefit After I had been suffering several months Thomas Campbell also a resident of this city urged me to try ills for Pale People finally persuaded mo to bay a box and I began to use the piils according to directions Before I had taken the second box I began to feel relieved and after tak ing a few more boxes I considered myself restored to health Ths pills gave me new life strength ambition and Dr Pink Pilis euro dyspepsia by restoring to tho blood the requisite con stituents of lite by renewing tzhe nerve foreo and enabling tiie stomueh to prompt ly and nropnrlv asrimiiate tho food These pills are a sped tie for all diseases having their origination in impoverished blood or disordered nerves They contain every element requisite to general nutrition to restore strength to the weak good health to the ailing will increase the crop and im prove the land Our books tell all about the subject They ire free to any farmer I fS and Liquor Habit cured In alia BfiaO IO to 20 da vs No pay till IS cured DrT Stephens Dept A Lebanon Ohio Pleasant Palatable Potent Tasle OW Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gnpe 10c25c 50c CURE CONSTIPATION Bterlins Braf'k ConPr Ctlcaro goofavuk eVorfc 81i fun Tn a A Sold and guaranteed by aUdrug gLtsto CL' It Tobacco Habit Ton cannot do this utiles you tm iewion them and know Low locator to thole rcqnwjiwntf a you racwt spen I ea and norlence EO von must buy iba kivjivelse wcqn re by otbeii Ws offer this you tor villas cu YOU WANT THE4 T'O OWM WAY evefi If VOU merely keep them a diversioiu Lioo der to bsiedMi owls judiciously you tu something abort them 'Io meet iim want we relltns a Blvidsy too exrer' ce of a practfcuJ poultry fitter ior trrenty flve years It vras rMweu by a man all mind and time nnd riOaey lua cess of Chicken raisin not as and you will profit years' work you ean Save many Ga i muty and make yenf owls earn dollars tor yeu IM nolnt is that you must ire able to deo fee Poultry Yard aS ewn as it fflwars mJ bow to remedy Lt This beoZ Wilt teach It tells how to detect and curd disease to feel for rggs and also for fattening which fowls breeding purposes and eve itnlii im sd you Should know on this subject to make it Sent postpaid for twenty a re cents Book Publishing House 13d Luosaro St Cltrr Beauty Is Bleed Deep Clean blood means a clean skin No beauty without it Candy Cathar tic clean your blood and keep it clean by ttirring up the lazy iiver and driving all im Curities from the body Begin to day to anish pimples blotches blackheads and that sickly bilious complexion by taking beauty for ten cents All drug gists satisfaction guaranteed 10c 25c 50e Art is long when drawn out through tho kiuetoocupe To Cure a Cold in Ono Day Tako Lnxativo Bromo Qulnina Tablets All Druggists refund money if it falls to cure 25c Tho weather never gets cold enough to nip tho society bud i Whalebone Is Scarce Whalebone is ecarcei now than it has been for some time It was hard to get last season and this sup ply is still smaller There are eight vessels stuck in the ice up north to day and if they do not get out the market will be decidedly short and ladies fair will have to put up with base imitations iu ztheir stays and bodices Busy Paris Morgue The Paris morgue receives annually about 1000 corpses AU of uoa ulon i Ail ItV t'f'1 fit 1 VQ ttll L' 'I Reduced Rates in Mny The Seaboard Air Line announces the fol lowing reduced nites for special occasions to take place in May: Baltimore Md: Quadrennial Conference of the JI Church South Bate cl one one fare for the round trip tickets on sale May 2ud 4tb with final limit May 31st New Orleans La: National Order ot Elks Bate of one fare for the round trip tickets on Mie May 7th 9tij with final limit of fifteen days General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church ot thcU St Bate of one fare for the round trip tickets on sale May 17th 19tb with final limit of June 4tb Norfolk Va: Southern Baptist and Auxil iary Conventions Rata of one fare for the round trip tickets on sale May 2d 6th with final limit ot fifteen days Charlotte Twentieth cfM ay cele bration ot the Mebklenburg Declaration of Independence Bata of one fare for the round trip tickets on sale May 16th 19tb and one cent per mile travelled from points witbin a radius of two hundred miles tickets on sale 18'h 19th with final limit May 23d Reunion Confederate Veterans Rate of one cent per mile travelled tickets on sale May 18th with final limit May 23d or full information fr regard to these rates call on oraddressanvagentof the Seaboard Air Line or write to ANDERSON Gen Pass Agent Portsmouth Va DANVILLE VA Common dark Medium dark Manufacturing luge Granulators Cutters common Cutters medium Cutters fancy LEA a Li on Smokins Tobacco stands umivalled for purity and flavor Made rroiu we puiet nnestana sweetest Tobacco It will please yea '1 ry it The baby in the cradle evidently thinks this is a pretty roeky old world Educate Your Bowels With Cascarot? Candy Cathartic cure constipation forever fOc 25c If fail druggists refund mousy A woman raves over her new bonnet and her husband raves over the bill for it No To Bac for ifty Cents Cueeantee'! tobacco habit cure makes weak inca streugood pure Mctf All druggists The ibau junta seems disposed to play the on American soil I have found Pi Cure for Consumption an unfailing Lotz 1305 Scott St Covington Ky Oct 1 1S91 TRY to keep houe without Blue Ribbon Baking Powder At all Grocers 15 Company Richmond Virginia Kentucky reposts another unfortunate affair in which a woman was shot in the To Cure Constipation orever Take Ou carets Candy Cathartic 10c Xi tail to cure druggists refund taouiV President McKinley prefers playing a wait ing game Lui does not say bow long he wants to wait How to Stop Coughing The following is from a doctor con nected with an institution where there areananychildren: is noth ing more irritable to a cough than a cough or some time I had been so fully assured of this that I determined for one minute at least to lessen the number of coughs heard in a certain ward in a hospital of tho institution By the promise of rewards and pun ishments I succeeded in inducing them to simply hold their breath when tempted to cough and in a little while I was myself surprised to sea Iiotv some of the children entirely recovered from the disease Constant coughing is" precisely like scratching a wound on the outside of the body So long as it is done the wound will' not heal Let a person when tempted to cough draw a long breath and hold it until it warms and soothes every air cell and some benefit will soon be received from this process The nitrogen which is thus refined acts as an ano dyne to the mucuous membrane al laying the desire to cough and giving the throat and lungs a chance to heal At the same time a suitable medicine will aid nature in her effort to recuper Now York Ledger Shellman Ga writes: I have used Dr fenr moas Liver Kediciao 1j yc arc It crjea mo ci xoz pld Liver Indigestion Xervoiisatts and Sleep Jessops It cured Wife of emale Com plaint Ny two Aunts have been grerLy bene flid twit in their cla age rin zo used Draught I harne and taking 2000 pounds as an rtAATi Tick 1'Tid ATATird dverage load and ten milesas i the av 8 GOOD ROADS NOILS erage haul would give I miles which at twenty five cents per iepresents $3164455 as the A Millionaire Road Supervisor totaj oost hauling products to The election of A Cassatt for the railroad or market Now ifiiu Road Supervisor in Lower Merion proposed condition of good Township Montgomery Odiidty feigh highways the average load can be in succession goes to prove creftse(j td feven 4001) pounds then we that an entirely capable official may I r0 gahi paying each year $lj582 fasten himself to his place so that he 22750 for our bad roads But if we cannot be dislodgedr Mr Cassattis a i can haul the load of 4000 pounds then Supervisor who has supervised lie I aect a saving in cost of $612801 roads in Lower Morion are models that amount must be charged to Philadelphia Record the account of bad roads taking 'the assessed rvalue ot all vehicles in the State at $3051783 and estimating annual depreciation under present conditions at 10 per JJ UUUH iu uuv eni it is perfectly reasonable to as gaziue lae wi iter divides tho toryl uUder the "proposed eoitdb of road building as affected by vatirus depreci: uses into three periods: One Our another charge of ing tho reign of the Egyptian and 1 Syrian Kings two Beginning with the final taking the assessed rise of Carthage ami continuing horses mid mules at $13495 through the rise and fallof the Roman g32 allowi that with good roads empire three Beginning rance reduca the present cost of feeding with the roads conceived by Napoleon of stoek to an extent and executed I by resaguet then by eJutedby per cent of Macadam and Telford in England a LJ have $40487796 Then we terw ards on the Continent and now in 8Um up the annual cost of bad tne United States roads in Virginia as follows: inancial Benefits of Good Boadsi 1 Td interest on depreciation Th financial benefits ofjgood roads are numerous and pretty well under j03S oj jme hauling stood by those who have given the sub q0 depreciation vehicles ject careful thought but the questions To depreciation horses aur of increased convenience and greater I mules values must not be considered ot any chargeable to bad roads e4 275 463 96 more importance than the civilizing Ely has estimated that effect that passable highways won loss per horse per annum on ac "bring to the community at large xien I roaj3 amounts in tho are gregarious by nature and the freer Unitej states to and figuring on the intercourse between all parts of a tJiat hasis for the State of Virginia we country the greater will be its develop vould havj j0567 horses at 315 or jnent commercially intellectually and I 4358 505 as the cost of bad roads morally I or S1478for eaehhorse instead of $15 We can bo the means of improving I have thought these figures too high our highways and making taem this nnlU maje tfse calculations but generation equal to any in the world am nQW couviacej that they are per and thus leave to posterity a legacy fectiy reasonable more valuable than fortune or fame reasoning on this subject of Colonel Pope in the Outook I the 'cost of bad roads is correct we Cost of Traveling on Bad Roads I are losing in this State $11 1 13 60 fOi An illustration of the comparative each day in the year or $258 per an hotili'nv iywvl mill 1 RUHL for illlit ITltuO pOPUi' lOD roads is furnished by Ashburne If had the use of the money charge Jr in the Louisville Courier Journal able to bad roads wo could construe The incident came under his own ob 1710 miles of the best class of rnacad servation and the roads were in Ken aru roads each year and fifteen tucky He says: years our road system would be on a machine weighing 16000 pounds I piano with that of rance was drawn four miles on the Brock these figures tour bad turnpike a macadamized road Itre lroads are costing us v2 4i8JK97 quired fonr mules (4000 pounds to a more than the total tax collected in and one and one half hours of this State which in 1893 only amount time at a cost of fifteen cvntsper mule el tQ $199654502 (This invisible per hour or a total cost for four miles but insidious tax is none the less fatal of ninety cents becu? traveling four miles on mac gathered by the tax collector On its adamized turnpike the route lay a lit I list there are no delinquents and tie less than 2000 feet (less tkan two meru cuu ue uu fifths of a miles) on a dirt road To No man who has redacted upon the travel this 2000 feet it was necessary I subject believes these figures are ex to use ten of the best mules and seven sggerated The cost in Virginia is men and with this force it took nine 4 proportionally as great Kentucky hours to complete the journey The though we have many times more good cost was $3980 at rate four roads Bat the whole State should miles would have cost $20303 or in have its highways improved It would other words $20303 is absolutely money but it would cost indeh thrown away for want of a macadam jnitely less than the present wretched system of highways in most of tne counties Besides it would add im Econoiny of Good Roaff mrrasurablv to the charms and altrac New Jersey has gained an enviable tiveness of rural life would check the reputation for the lead it has taken in 4rjft of population to the cities and improving its roads and it is not sur WOU11 elevate the farming class in the prisingthat the State has been selected socjai and pecuniary scale as nothing by the Postoffice Department for one ese can Louisville Courier Journal of its experiments in the practicability of rural mail deliveries by carriers I a New L'se or Carpets The report of the Commissioner of Qae of the latest public uses for Roads shows that this work is making carpet of an extra quality is such gratifying progress that as soon I tliat of the swab for Uncle huge as a few connecing links have been I cannon now being placed on the new finished it will be possible to travel battle shins and forts Accordins to on macadam from Jersey City to At 1 ordnance experts the old method of lantic City and from Paterson to the I swabbing cannon with cotton waste or Delaware River The State Aid law I jjjjq stuffs has been very ineffective at first opposed by the farmers has I Such fibres failing to properly cleanse won their enthusiastic support since interior of the iron monsters It they Save learned that the additional j3 stated that the grade of Wilton re tax is far more than offset by the I qnj by the ordnance department is lower cost of transportation of their I aa eight inch frame of the finest products and by the greater frequency worsted aud that when the cannon is swabbed with the material it is again ready for business immediately Dealers in short lengths and rem nants however must not imagine that Uncle Sam wants anything but full lengths He is very cranky about his cannon swabs and while not ready to give contracts would like the mills to keep Wilton looms well oiled up in case Spain gets nasty over the Cuban question It is believed in fact that with a good supply of eight inch frame Wilton on board an American battle ship would feel almost equal to con fronting two British battleships of tho same tonnage and armament Ameri can Carpet and Upholstery Journal Jenifer Ala writes: i Wt IltiEbtmd was cured of Biliousness Vy Er 51 A him motis Liver Medi cine which 1 hav: 1A tried and "Black Draught and I think the 51 A Himnions jiicuiumu fo far Superior that Ptckflfe of it Is worth three or four of cither the other juju Ifigufficiont Menstruation Is sometimes caused hy uon dcvclopnient of the parts sometimes by obstructions io mouth of vagina and sometimes oy consff patod bowels but usually resuA3 fron adc Lihtated conditioncf the system whicn pre vents nature from overcoming any unusual exposure such asfrighfcorgetimgtcet wet Dr Simmons Squaw Vino the system and cures the Dr A Simmons Liver ok enrea the constipation indigestion Uk3 apm tite pains in back hips head SJM lunb3 Which are usually present Common 4 5 01 Medium 6 00 7 00 Good fillersT 7 00 10 00 WRAPPERS Common $10 00 Medium 15 20 00 ine 25 00 50 00 have received nineteen proposals In the last two cqyi What a large number of suitors you must have? Whom were the pro noa'iia HOno frora Cbftili? nud righto from hnt reorii ronn Chew Star Ths Bait Smoko Sled Cigarettes The Kansas Citv Journal wrote of the ginnlnt of the before we had reached the end of the beginning DANCE sPASM? and all ner vnusdissnses permanently cured by the use ol Dr ineV Great Nerve Restorer end foi REE 8100 trial bottle and treatise to Dr Kline LtdJlt Arch Street Pa Mount St Helena is about to erupt Well tbaCs ntout all the pyrotechnics have a chance to see Skin and tyea tsuow This disordc Undo it dr ct cccsc in in csciy tUicd rianu The bile instjcu Lovely hfisbccn Gi finding 20 ocilct lircrgii its usutl nclslias accmalGtcd ana bcen by the absorbent 3 and rlbtil system poisoning tee bkxr4 and dic rb si! tho functions of ihe boav In the mem cf thia dfsca eDr A felons 1 redicinc should be taken nlhu and riming until complexion becomes 'Enurn rauds that court you for your money Tho imitations thattrv to xue place cf tho Original Liver Medicine while by interests dealers cold as same ndrettiE edaa not the and yon tnay deceived for your money at Lm your health Be are 1 guide or precedent rules these hpfii mannsififired ed and are now generally accepted and approved by the railroads and the peo ple Now the commission has to meet oiily onefi of tiVice a modth arid orie competent niau as chairman is all that is needed' Colonel Trammell from his long experience could run the whole busiriess and this would Save $5 000 a yhar( besides the Salary which is another thousand If Colonel Trammell or his successor needed any occasional help to decide new questions he might call in the Comptroller Gen eral and the Secretary of State who would willingly servo for riothing pail of one a month School Commis sioner Glenn his that kind of help on his board and it costs the State nothing Why we do that aud save a leak of SleOO!) Why not? I tell you my long suffering friends the government ex penses have got to bo cut down in some wav not just a hltlo but a good deal qua aro bigger filings now than sinecures The people aro poor Tho preachers tell as that a hungry man get religion and if he should he enjoy it If we stop the i leaks the weolo dam business Will burst i 1 1 i rnmMn cr wen wueu wu uuu 4 I no pensions nor school fund and the a I i I wall Tha people guii aiuug pewj young men married the young girls Only I There was no such a word as troasseau I 2 ik a avtt knt if Ibaro waia Ipcq ILL IJU tubltuuui J) LIU 4A 1 a 41 a a vv 1 vrzk 1 AY a UiUHiV3 lUVLU tv ceo luvxv and solemn and silently smothered divorces their apprehensions After the State I But we will talk about these things had seceded it was hardly safe fot a I later when We get to the legislat ur man to talk for the uniou Here and I not eroing to vote for any mau vno there could be heard a bold defiant I will not promise to cut down the taxes voice like that of Pettigrew the great I and we will talk about the pension bi lawyer who when asked by a country 1 iuess when the veterans meet in uy I man the road that would lead him to was ruminating about that day the the lunatic asylum exclaimed: I anniversary of the greatest battle ever road sir every road sir all the roads I fought and the greatest victory ever sir This whole State is one vast lunatic won by Confed erate soldiei was asylum I a small affair compared with Gtitys The war fever is as contagious as the I burg and Shiloh and the Wilderness smallpox and is an epidemic for which bat its impression on the countiy ana there is no cure but blood soldiers was more profound than any April is a historic month In April I other It was like a young mohtr the first guns of the war were fired and I first none tait came afti eie ort Sumter fell aud surrendered In I created so great a sensation Hov iiyu April President Lincoln called for 75 I are the scenes the rapid night mni cn 000 men to suppressthe rebellion In I fom Winchester tho crossing the April Virginia seceeded from the rebel I i asuandoah by torcnlight wading up lion and General Robert Lee seced I to the armpits with guns anu cat hi gas ed from his allegiance to the United I up caQ Eee Jimmy bmitm the States army and tendered his sword to I bttle drummer boy of the Eigh his State and Confederacy In April I Georgia and litte McKosker bobbin President Davis telegraphed Governor I up end down over the ieeo places with i I waKr running into their mouths while JJIUWLI iUl ILuvU VlLi Li 1C3 LU LLU41C11 I aLaa immediately to Norfolk and in tw enty I taller bodiers behind them held them four hours a batallion was on the cars steady I hear the shouts of bto and arrived there before the Virginia Jackson men as they cam troops did And last of all in April through the woods and turned the tide Lee and Johnston both surrendered their armies and the war as over little branch Dr Miller an There is a world of history sad his assistants wmrked all night with ling and glorious history betw een the I their knives and probes and bandage beginning and the end Who that was I tle said next in it can forget it? It glows brighter like the barbers to their customers I i a nlAkor flnn and Grander as tho years roll on No I 2 wonder the surviving veterans wish to the wounded placed in me amouiances meet once more or thirty years their 7 glorious deeds have been tossed about ld Voai the old stone House on as treason and rebellion and a crime 1 ik thev laU but these old soldiers nave never sur nndhow fat seemed next rendered their convictions Cor fel u2 a3 tbe burial squads rolled ashamed of their sacrifice And so let fa gh Uow trenches They them gather in A lanta in July aQti bad swoileu in form and feature dur have one more embrace and confeder ht uutU their corpses anea memories of battles lost jOO5e clothes almost to bursting ami battlevwon and hardships innu Bu when we all meet 0Q the 21st we merable and at the last a sad but I over the misty past and re sweet return to home anl a jojce with those who rejoice and weep home desolated and a kindred thinned I wj(b those who weep A sea of tears bydeata 1 already been shed both North aud Every train brings news now news tb stin the chalices are not of impending war but we Are not ex the hearts of the veterans cited line we were then remem oyer tbe iron band of tlme ber when there was no telegrah wire to Bm A in JAtlanta (Ga) Constitu Rome and the daily signal came ith I AY A zlnil 7 1 tnsw 4 rr 43 AM 1 I ir I vlOD mu num ixiUoOLvu aa mhu Harbin the old engineer gave three long loud cheering whistles on his A A a A A A 3 A WT A xd A I A Z4 appruauu iu ivwu eeijuvuj up i for good news and exchanged greet ings has whipped I New York steady Middling was the watchword and the people hur I upland 6j Middling Gulf tied to the depot to meet the train and utures closed steady get all the good of it Two whistles Opening Closing from the engine was indifferent news I April and was bad and sad but did not come I may nfton for old Boh Lee and Stonewall JUUO whipped them as often as they got at i July them and would nave been wmpping Auguov them yet if our boy children had September grown up a little faster We almost I October robbed the cradle and the grave for I November soldiers and even then got only one I December for three foes I shall always think I January they ought to have toted fair with us I ebruary and fought us two to one instead of tbree you I have a I other cotton markets pension that took three to one to I Charleston Cotton steady mid 5 would yon When I was a school boy Columbia Cotton quiet mm I had a fight with another boy and two Charlotte Cotton steady mid of my friends clubbed in and sorter Wilmington Cotton firm mid helped me and I never felt so ashamed I Savannah Cotton steady mid of anything in my life I Norfolk Cotton steady mid Hut nbi hfui nflvA? nispAnnr I (MemDiiis uuiiuii lllilii jlllah ua Lre rrrntitnla rv rv I A IT T11 fltfl Clntton nrm: mid 6 1 16 widows She is a long ways ahead of I Baltimore Cotton nominal mid 64' her sister States LsJst year she paid I New Orleans Cotton steady mid more to them than all tha other South 5 11 16 era States combined paid to theirs Vieginia paid to hers $140000 Ala bama $116000 North Carolina $112 003 South Carolina $100000 lorida i $65000 Tennessee $68000 Mississippi i $75000 Arkansas $42000 Kentucky nothing and Texas $38000 while Georgia paid over $600 000 Now while we can boast of this yet I am free to say and dare to say for I am not a candidate for anything limit ed or unlimited that our pension laws are not just and need reforming Geor gia has overdone the thing? Pensions should be awarded to the needy and the needy only The grand juries of the counties should distribute the pen sion fund and make selection of the poor soldiers and the poor widows and Ba rennired to add 25 Der cent to the fund apportioned by the State Con sidering the general depression tne I State is paying too much It should be reduced at least one half and let the counties make up part of the de deficiency Where is the justice or propriety of paying a man $100 a year who is worth $10000 to $20000 while many poor invalid soluiers who fought just as hard and endured just as much but did not lose an arm or a leg get nothing I see that both Atkinson and Berner in their declarations speak of the rewards that were promised the soldiers That is a nothing was promised nor was anything expected They fought for their country and $10 a month and hard tack and bacon or beef and that was all they expected The word pen sions was not in the dictionary I know a widow whoso husband was killed at Bull Run and she does not need her pension and at first declined to receive it but changed her mind and gives it all to widows who are needy The grand juries of the counties know who should be the beneficiaries of the nonainn fund nnr! ifthftV llBVe to add 25 per cent to it they would be careful to see that it was notmisappneu tuemn to me that a leak of at least $100000 might bo stopped in this way but as I am not a candidate maybe I know Then there is another leak that needs stopping The railroad commis sion should be reformed hen Campbell Wallace and Colonel lram moll and Sam Barnott first took bold of it ibero v'aa lots of work to do aud it took nearly ail tbsir thpo Buttbey bUHI Up HSUI tfflYHig Are You This Spring Tirod nervous? get rested? Tortured with boils humors? That is not strange Impurities have been accumulating in your blood during winter and it has become impoverished This is the experience of most people Tnerefore they tako Sarsaparilla 'to purify their blood in spring daughter was run down and tired in school and I have been giving iber arsaparillia which has puri fled her blood and built her up and she is now getting well and strong I have taken Sarsaparilla myself with excellent results and whenever we have any little 'ailment we resort to this medicine It keeps me iu good health and goo4 spirits and makes me feel younger My husband has been taking Pills and says he never found any ho liked as Mbs Jenxib Pfabzgkaf 424 Warren Street Now York Remember Is Greatest Medicine Sold by nil druggists $1: six for $5 Get only Ditto are the only Pills to take tIuUU I lllo with Sarsaparilla LARGEST SHEEP ARM Australia Breeder Will Shear Over 1250000 Animals Thia Season Samuel McCaughey of oonong Ki Serina A is the largest sheep farmer in the world both as regards numbers and what is more important Quality He is the most progressive Iheep farmer cf the age and has brought his stock to great perfection lie shears 1250000 sheep this season end would have bad more but lost i 250060 in the drouth two years ago but thought nothing of it as every year lie has between 300000 and 400 000 lambs At Toorak and Dunlop Ins stations on the Darling river he shears C00 000 sheep this year He bought them from his uncle Sir Samuel Wri fon and has developed them magnifi cently There Is literally "waterwa ter hat with dams 4anks and artesian wells and all Is fenced in and subdivided into prfd The area Is about 1500609 acres in a ring fence He has also afine property in Queensland on which he 'ss shearing 400000 sheep His Coo roag station is only fils stud farm It only 41000 acres in extent and he has upon it 15000 sheep of very high quality from which he sends annually large drafts to Improve the breed ou his other properties Mr McGaughey is able to boast ns one result of long continued efforts that he has increased the yield of each of his own sheep yearly to the extent of 'one pound of clean scoured wool Note even at the present low range of prices a pound of clean scoured meri no combing is not worm less man xo pence so that it follows that this en terprising man has increased his wool returns by upward of £100600 per an num These victories of Mr McCaugh ey are not merely but renowned than the sort of vic tories that are gained on the northwest frontier of India It was only fourteen years ago that the owner of Coonong first became convinced of the value of the termout breed of merino sheep It was iu 1SSJ that he purchased about a dozen of this breed of rams which bad been im ported into Sydney So convinced was he that he had as It were struck oil that three 'years later he visited the States and elected for himself 160 of the finest rams in that State and the following year the flock was added to by a further importation of 300 more rom that time to the present almost every year has found Mr McCaugboy Importing more of these wonderful Leeds Mercury A Choice Occupation They were making out the dance list for a prospective ball and were put ting down lancers waltzes two steps when they were interrupted are you said the new comer vou see? 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