These words of advice give no un
certain sound, they mean to keep
sowing from beginning to end as long
as you are in business.
Frank Ieslie's Popular Monthly
for .Tuly.
All the leadinir features of Frank Ia-sHS
I'vjmhir Monthly for .Inly possess timely!
and seasonable interest, in addition to
other intrinsic attractiveness. Conspic
uous amongst these are Valerian Cribay
edoffV article upon "The Sailors of the
Czar, illustrated with portraits, scenes
on board the Dmitri Donskoi, and pictures
of the other vessels of the Russian lleet
at present sojourning in American wa
ters. Then there is an intimate personal
sketch of the Infanta Lulaha, our royal
Spanish visitor, by G. Stanton Sickles,
with a charming portrait reproduced
from her favorite photograph. L. J.
Vance writes appreciatively of "Metro
politan Life in Summer," lielle Hunt of
" Hay Ranching in Texas," and Robert
Y. Toombs of "Gulf Coast Turpentine
rchards." Other important illustrated
articles are "The Paris Salon," by Henry
Terrell :" Greenland and its Mysteries,'
by. Mary Tit comb; "Dalmatia and Al
bania," by T. (J. Ronney; "The News
World of London," by Edward Porritt,
and "Sharks of the Indian Ocean," by
Colonel Nicolas Pike.
The man who has a temper which
he does not control will leave the
world worse than he found it, and be
in hot water all the time.
THE PINANCIAUITUATION.
MAJ. W. T. SUTH ERLIN, OP
DANVILLE, SPEAKS ON
THE SUBJECT.
What the South Needs andNeeds
Badly The Democratic Plat
formThe Different Styles of
Currency, etc.
Danville Register.
The question of finance has given
trouble to the greatest minds that
have ever existed; but more especially
does it affect the poor man. The
rich man can take care of himself.
