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DAILY ENqniiER ■ St’X : ( Old ATI'S. GEORGIA, SAT I’ll DAY .MORNING .IDXE 5, is sp. fSMiV iu 1 •! :Li >-<juc«MtOM nmdi! by tlu majorl- i i i ll h« Another Republican Caucus With Meagre Results. SMiaInrs l{iTu'.lnn to to I M.frm l«-<l Itcrur'limr 1 .aml Criiut, \ lllll Alio a ot Itiillronil At- totllr). YtVnrt, to [tofoilt III Mili'Ki'l'i l t I'tiioy Sioviii Itill Wliorolo Drnu tin I.in' I. tiiuiii'I-.' ; A'lti-I'oljiciiui) Itill -Tin-MalllioiiK' CUM'. AVAwvtfxciton, June 1. -TlepubUeati scn- ntors tried again to-clny tu come to Homo (lcltnitc'understanding about the order in whii'li the senate shall consider legislative lutsini ss for the rest of tlie session. I'n- UMiaJ I'untion was taken to kee]i the caucus mid its proceedings private, and the Uscta! meeting place was abandoned for the judi ciary committee room. If Mr. Edmunds hoped by getting the senators into his committee room to 1>C more sueecsstul in whipping them into line fir the Northern Pacific forfe iture bill he wax disappointed, '.flic four senators who voteef hot to t,utile the Van Wyek amendment declined to tm Instructed to vote ngalm I the amend ment, and so tile caucus cnncludod not to try to instruct them. There was more or less wrangling over the question, tmt il was finally laid aside. It was decided to i< t Mr, Van AVyek’s bill to permit local taxation of lands granted to railroads follow the bauk- niptcy liill, and the Nebraska senator will take rule that tlie- agi'ci ment is not forgot ten. This was about the only thing rtst- tled in tho caucus. No effort appears to have been made to scoun• a hearing for t he Platt open session resolution, and the friends of the measure outside, of the sen- ntu aru rapidly reaching t lie conclusion that the number of senators who really wish to do away with the star chamber proceedings is less than the se nators t hem selves owe to have it appear. Mr. lllalr bad notliing to say to-day, and the caucus adjourned without) any serious controver sies. Janies (\ Matthews, whose nomination for recorder of deeds of the Jlistriet id’ Co lumbia tins been tiling up in the senate dis trict committee ftir a long time, came to Washington this morning to give the com mittee a clianue to question him in person concerning the charges which have been itlecl against him. tic was accompanied by a number of friends, colored and white, who were anxious: to satisfy the committee t hat lie was a fit man to be confirmed for the place Mr. Cleveland proposes to have him fill. Several other persons from Al bany and other places were also in town on business connected with Matthyws’ iy In -trillmg out the sections of the h i: came fr mi th*. senate creating United States trustees t- take charge of the prop* ertv ofth Mor ion church have not been e® i t Uni :-n iring for the hill the sup port of those im moors. M:env HUH*ii<iiiitnts have been added to the original Ml. uml others are under con sideration. ini-endeil lo make it more etteet- ive and to reduce to a minimum the possi bility of 1 he escape of polygamists from ugh legal quibbles, beam to-day that Presi de.'! 1 . b'b.-veir.nd a id vetoed another pension l ill, and l is in,e ! ore date June 1, Die eve of ids nwYi'.'iugi. "Who is De lietim,” lit asked, “of prts- identiid disptcns'ire on the eve of his nup tials?" “Ills nani'-is Hortiahti, sir,” replied the custodiaii of tin veto. “What!" exclaimed Senator Vance, “have wi Ken granting a pension to a l to In an soldier? Well 1 think it is about time for vetoes oi Diat kind. We must draw the line at revolutionary veterans.'’ ■BEST OPENING OF 1HE SEASON. WEE'S SALE SPECIAL I HAVE OPENED THE LARGEST STOCK OF Property of the Columbus M dnu .. facturiiig Company, nt ti" !' V: i, §»!! Kit? Ir j I EXTRACTS j! rr.oy i j, TRUE Pattern Hats and Bonnets * ompleto uml n,n> l.inn,,., , railhvy -WSfemn. Aide Ot iIu- .finest Wine, p, Hie rtiatl ilmioelju i It: i till- t i'y of f iiiiiniime. ' > > Jn.i Al„„ EXTRACTS HOST PERFECT MADE all Hihues! styles and coinbiniitions ever shown iu this markel, and gt such prices as will astonish every one. CTATfcti.-GE.1K B; : tiic- nf the , - , 'e>ll i 111 -.If l| uaiticms <>t a* certain deed T ut be undersigned. J. aw*- a, ' T". 1 d P ' ■ " MARTYRDOM SY RESOLUTION. Purest anil strongest Natural Fruit Flavors. Vanilla, l.emoii, Orange. Almond, Rose, etc., flavor as delicately and naturally na the fruit. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., CHICAGO. 6T, LOU73. r' '“'by tilt ail tn Hr .1,1 ,i ‘■ai.i A, etn '••up M“ the .SI. case. They Wad been subprenaed by the committee to dome and tell whether' they knew Matthews had threatened to have colored men employed nt the cflpitol in Albany discharged unless they voted the democratic ticket, that being t he special offense charged against Matthews. All these witneNffts were heard by two mem bers of the committee- Mr. In galls and Mr. Harris who sat as a sqb-eoinmittee with closed doors. Each witness was received alone, and after each had answered t lie questions put to him, Matthews Wns admitted. He defiled em phatically flmt he had ever engaged in the sort of political work charged against him, and presented the evidence of Pnstor Htov- evhlenee of enson, of the African Methodist Episcopal church of Albany, the Ifev. Mr. fid-rick, of New York, ftud other gentleman, that be was not that sort bf a politician. Matthews learned with pleasure,nut without surprise, that a colored man named Cyok Was the only witness who had anything to say of his own knowledge against him. Cook as serted that while a onpitol employe to wns told by Matthews that if he voted Die republican ticket Matthews would have him discharged. He voted the'ticket and afterward he was discharged. The wit ness did not- care to hwiur that Matthews hint him dismissed, but lie thought that, was the case. This Was the strongest ut i- denee against tile nomihei. Whether nr not if will furnish t he full committee a reason to report against confirming Mat thews remains to he seen. The Maine delegation in congress have summoned to their aid it: support of tlu close mackerel Hairing season Kill the lead- in;' dealers tn fish in Portland. To-duythe fishery committee heard Fishing Cbniniii sinner ’Blackford of New York, and Mr. Pulaski benjamin, of that, e 1 ’y, In opposi tion lo the Mil wMlcli recently pn-sul the house Hnd is now pending in the “cu nt o. Senator, Paltrier, ttearst. St an fiord mul Gray listened with great interest to tlie statements or both the gentlemen. Sena tors Evnrts and Miller, of New York, and Sewell and Mei’her.-ion, of New Jersey, an credited with taking an aethc interest in drlVeling the bill in the iri'.i rest oi their constitiu nts. Mr. Ilewett is aiso to app ar before tile committee and Mr. Alielt rook, of New York, telegraphed to-duj that an important petition agumm the passage m the bill would rcaeli Washington Die latter part oi this week. Senator Dale mul t'un- gi'essiniHi Millikan, of Maine, were present to-day din ing the hearing and questioncil Messrs. tilaeklbrd md Henjamiii very closely almut their knowledge of the habits of muekurel. it is expteted the hearing will be resumed on Friday. Win a the bill to lorluit a portion of I lie lauds granted to the Northern Pucilie rail road was taken up in the.senate to-day Mr. Dolph, wlio stands us its author, tried to answer the speech made by Van Wyek on Friday. Ho talked long and earnestly, but as his most prominent assertion was that the bill was against the interests ol' the Northern Puerile it hardly made tlu: im pression the senator desired. Tim belie! that the bill is just what the railroad com pany wants is too strong to he overcome by uny speech the Oregon senator has .vet made. Mr. Dolph showed that la wns still smarting front the .‘fleets of his debate with Mr. Van Wyek last week by refusing to allow Die Nebraska senator to interrupt him with a question, although lie willingly extended Dial courtesy to Mr. George. Thu latter followed Mr. Dolph with an earnest argument against tlit- J'olpli bill, hut tlie Oregon senator had talked so long that by Die time Mr. George had got nicely into his argument the morn ing Lout had expired and the bill went over until to-morrow. The discussion has brought out some stubborn facts about the Northern Pacific road and its lands, and there is reason to believe that the V.ui Wyek ameudmetu will receive more votes t han were east against t he motion to lay il upon the table. So much has been'said about railroad in fluence in tbc somite and the house since the land forfeiture and taxation bills have been under discussion that Senator Beck bn-, concluded that something ought to lie done. His idea of whilt ought to be done took shape in a bill which lie introduced to day making it unlawful for any senator or representative to net while such as the attorney or agent for any road which lias received a land grant from congress or for any officer of such road. Mr Beck fixes the penalty for being retained by any rail road company at ?5b00 fine or imprison ment lor one year or both. As he did not think any committee could give the senate uny new light on t lie subject, Mr. licek asked to have the bill laid upon the table until lie was ready to make a speech upon the subject. If the bill should become a law, which would be a genuine surprise, it might trouble sunn of tbe senators who now find time while voting on railroad Puls to step into the supremo court and argue railroad cases, for which tiieir fees amount to a good deal more than their sal aries as senators. 1 he house judiciary committee to-dav tun her considered the Edmunds Utah bill, and now hope to finish it at their next IlK'i'T 1 TiHU-,,. ...... ... n Kepumtoali. Tin stsobiUiJu ol tbe Cumberland Pres byterian gem ml assembly at Betlalia against tuK.ccn is so conservative in its tone that it doos not come under the same heading as tlie counterblasts of which so many have been issued against Die wood from King .James’ time downwards, its eiJuoti however, to admit tlie propriety of oiossiiig Die uso ol tobacco in any form as a vice, and to deny il to ministers under tlm assembly's jurisdiction and us far us its authority goes. To abandon tobacco is thus made a matter ol'conscience to many men of blameless and self-denying lives who have found it u solace. They are culled upon to lay aside one more human weakness, because it is an offense to tile strong, and. no doubt, most of them will overcome thenisoii es uud obey tiro will of Die majority. lf.it is duHiraliio that ministers of the gospel should do their work among men as a superior order of beings, there can be no question of tlie propriety of any action which tends to make them superior to human weaknesses in this or any other shape; nor can there he an.v question either if the use of tobacco is a vice and a sin— evi n as a small vice and a very little sin. Ministers of tlie gospel, being human, are expected to sin, but not to sin willfully and habitually. If, on the contrary, the use of tobacco is neither a vice nor it sin; if it is only the gratification of a nerve-craving— natural to all who are born with nerves, and not hurtful except tlLrough abuse, the action of the assembly can only be construed as a step towards making its ministers super human. It can never succeed in this, though it may make them ascetios, and thereby divest them of the influence they have among men on the basis of common weakness and common sympathy iu it. But it is very certain that if tobacco is a vice, a sin—even a habit that does more harm titan good, or gives offense to the weak-—whatever comforts or consolations it supplies in tho mutabilities of human life are not for ministers. They must add another sell-denial to the many their call ing forcas upon them. But is it any one or ali of these things? Of this there have been, since it was known, two opposing opinions. Charles Lamb wrote for the majority who know what it is by experience: Koi thy snlco, U haeco, I p 1 Would do unytliinft hut die. While the opposing extreme has been embalmed in verses not less celebrated or imperishable: ] would not 'iso tobacco, said Little Edward deed, i would nut use tobacco, for Tis a JiiiHty weed. Extremists are alwn.ys ready to demy that l here is tiny guldcu mean between tiieir opinions, but if one is possible here it will be found with those u ho hold the use of tobaceoa mutter of taste, and tobacco ifc- s.qlf for .those u ho hayo the tojuporaaiient V.'liicI) gives them a tasb for il, a luxury to be used as tiieir temporal eiryumstances and physical conditions allow. Jhd what a mLerable lot the tobacco- using Cumberland .Presbyterian cler^nu n will be for the next thirty (lays, to be sure! Wot the eoiiseiuu.mess of duty done, not tlu* feeling of coliseum.** hcr.oi.sm, will at ail a sit toi ouHole them hi tii^if ;mulyrdom. Union Milaivs, ililans, China Milans, English Milan.?, Sal- in Straw, Fancy Straw, Leghorns, and an entile?? variety of School Hats. Ostrich Feathers and Pompons, Parasols and Fans, and everything appertaining lo Millinery, lo which Hie ladies of Columbus and vicinity are respectfully invited. ..I-' i bhu ( curt in Mm VO;? v‘Y•“* Lei*, suite of iu Guilt. .--.Ml u. in.'Dtui'to’.y witii tin.. .11, im-j uiesciibeal m Ui«.vtMuiuiiont. im-.^ed •... .- C :• • U rs t saiil bonds ou .\j.>i* • cuiilcrreu by saiil deei id'; M ”H. sell in the city <»f f’niumh count\. (ieorgin. on t ii ‘ between the legal hovn auction hoitse of F. M noil invert ei.rucn oi, nee of Pr > under the IVI JEE ■ LEE AlttSCOgMf ;! August IS*-, in front of , 11. li» uuc be!; ' tlie ibu; pl’hDC •* *ii /■•’lowinr ManuTD tii .nc * <»iuf iji\ . to-wit.: TerraCotta Pipe, tii: «. aetii »r.a! . r.. nal AliRAHTI I ?. Most of tho diseases which afflict mankind are origin nllycunport by a disordered coudit ion of the LIVER* /y For all oomjduints of this kind such a« Torpidity o< .> the Liver, Biliouenoss, Nervous Dyspepsia, Indiges- i,tioia, IrreKularity of the Bowels, OonstipaUun, Flatu- ftlency, Eructations and Burning of tho Stomach y(sometimes called Heartburn) Miasma, Malaria, BBloody Flux, Chills and Fever, Broakhone Fever, ^Exhaustion before or after Fever* Chronic Diar* frhoea. Lues ol Appetite, Headache, Foul Breath, ^Irregularities incidental to Females. Bearing-clown kacho, Ac., Ac, Jis Invaluable. It is not a panacea for all din rbut ifL^c ail dlsensee of the LIVER, IwUl STOMACH and BOWELS. ^It changes tho complexion from a waxy, yellow f tingo, to a ruddy, healthy color. It entirely removes Blow, gloomy spirits. It is one of the BEST .AL TERATIVES and ^UF.IFIERS OF THE (BLOOD, and lo A VALUABLE TONIC. Now is the l infiu to drain your van is or lay Sewer Dijto. ra Cotta Pipe cheaper Iliali ever. Look at ihe prices 4 Inch, 6 cents per foot, I G Inch, 8 1-2 cents pci foot, 5 Inch, 7 1-2 cents per fjot, js Inch, 12 cents per foot. Estimates for Pipe laid furnished on application. Tel’* GEORGIA STEAM AND GAS PIPE Telephone 09. 40 Twelfth Street. ell L; iSTADICEK S AUFtANTII jlFar sale by all Drugglet«. Price 81.00 per bottle C. F. STAD1CEH, Proprietor, 140 SO. FRONT ST.. Pillladelohla, Pa. CLINGiViAN’S T obacco xrxn. nr. mrtn irnmnNomanfli ntw REMEDIES t.s ss'i HOTEL, K EC El V ERGS SALE. PROPERTY OF THE t. um'v r f-'i>htc-rn D8 , -/aagp miniticr . 1 , nvr.i.v Jtu-H'T ir.'W Lf-c countv. ,t -'-.at'.'.-na. AIi-j ilio t'oi. iivmg lots of ii'tiul, anJ K'Uig ill th« eight), -M.i. G-lnit el Mu u. 'Unly, pi.itc- 1 f known n-. .<jt- i... '-■gkty-.-.ii- -tii nntl eiunlv-,e,-u ,--7 ;■ t'tttf if’. ii .iMniCfi 71 .111,1 nimhclefi uinetv-one '91' and niiiftv-tu,, nml fli.uui 'Inurihc*!' t’iv. t- Ki in C'hattal rive: iui'1 a “niatl rmln m- Diu:u ,t (.f p. re-niience former^ occupied ’>y J. U. t. iujj,P, :f a n Sidc-nc.- and a.nuiug loi, coutuiuiiiv - ... ■ 7 tunes more oi '.cs.-. An of said lands last P scr'hc-ft lyilig and being in the counts- of Mu-P, gee and “t.m--f Oeorgia, and. together with ,n J iands in Lev c tints-. Alabama, containing eight hundred.ti art thirty 88O1 aoreH more or less. Also, all of the said Columbus Hanufacvurius ('uni pan j s buildings on said land iu Muscogee county, Georgia, operated as a Cotton Factory and with all of the impros-ejnents in any numii-r appendant and appurtenant thereto, inclusive if tlie cards, spindles, looms, machinery and th tares of eve A' kind whatsoever contained in ssni buildings; also, all and singular the oths-i inn pi'GvontjmUi an all of the lands aforementioned and desc ribc-d; also, tlie entire water power owned and controlled by said Columbus Mamiliicturmg Gainesville, Georgia, Under the Management of WINK TATIiOR, I*roi>i'iotor. Columbus Compress Co FORT HE SEASON OF 1336. f EXPRESS, Telegraph and Post Office^ Bar, i Billiards and Barber Shop all in building. The cuisine will be a marked feature under the present management. A spacious arcade, two stories high, gives n magnificent office and hulls lor summer, which with a hioad piazza of two stories on public square, makes f'i EORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY.—Under " T’ and uy virtue of an order made by the Hon .James T. Willis, judge of the superior court of the Chattahoochee cir cuit, in the case of H. F. Everett vs. the Colum bus Compress Company, the undersigned, as re ceiver of the Columbus Compress Company, will sell in the city of Columbus, Muscogee county, Georgia, at public outcry, iu front of the auction house of F. M. Knowles & Co., at the northwest corner of Broad and Tenth streets, on the first Tuesday in July next, the . following described property of said corporation to-wit; One NR-rse The Arlington a Delightful Summer liesorE. Our splendid Dining Hall will be used for Dancing, and Prof. H. \V. Card's full Orchestra, of Macon, will supply the music. ray 11 d2tawlm Tyler cotton compress, situated immediately the bank of the Chattahoochee river, at the south west corner of the intersection of Front, and Few streets, in said city of Columbus, together with all tlie machinery, buildings, platforms, sin ds. trucks, tools, tarpaulins and appliances of said c.X ‘Ufrrf&lh *tjf; * ; iK • 'f.. DRUNKENNESS THE CL’iNthiTAN TOBAGO OISTMI r;»K )ii I’tUN or •n«K Fi'Fi ' -m PtBN or. tii*? m>ir«c ) it.i I’ilei* I‘m- n« v mpt t J*Ki:r ia • ut: >: i ;i ,: ;G d ■*" vi r-.wplr ike imimtnH nuK/v A WOMAN'S GAME^ OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY ; CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR. HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. 1 It can he given in ;i cup of coffee or tea • without tlie knowledge of the person tak ing it; is absolutely harmless, uml will ef fect u permanent ami speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or nil al- j eoholie wreck. It lias been given in thou sands of cases, and in every instance u per- fe t cure has followed. It newt' fails. The system once impregnated with the Specific, it becomes an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite to exist. Tor Sale by cotton compress, and with leuse o: the land up< which the same is located, subject to the terms and conditions of said tease, at the rate of.;2 >0 per annum until July 1st, 18S9. The loading of steamers is done directly from the compress. Sheds ami platforms urenearl) new. Dimensions of platform are 150x150 feet. Can accommodate about 15U0 baits of cotton a one* time. NY..cer.vorks a:id protection against fire well arranged. Has Ik-ici .fore ],re??.;.■ rt 29,000 bales in on o -’enson after the month of Decem ber. Capacity, xVhen running tlie usual eighteen i hours day am', n.'giit. POO Laics. An cxpciulitiUD of about >14 )0 will put lit. press in complete rin.uing order. Inventory of ilie plant ami full details furnished M>' n application to tl’.c undersigned. Inspecti^u . f Hu.- prop- .; • invited. Terms of sale: One-l?aif cadh on day of sale, balance January 1st, ikVT, with interest at 7 per ceni.. secured l»y the usual mortgage and in surance clauses. LIONWlj* . LEVY.-jit., my i.' »a wtd Receiver. C’omparty on and in said Chattahoochee* rivtr. together with all and singular the rights and franchises by tbe said Columbus Manufacturing Company held a#cl po-.scssed iliereiu under the la ws of Georgia. The plant or skid cotton factory consists at present of 4811 spindles. 1-19 looms and other suit able machinery, all in good condition and pro ducing good Work. Pri-iont capacity 7500 yards a day of heavy sheetings ami shirtings, three yards toj.be pound., The operatives' houses and improvements gen eral Ir in excellent condjifcn, labor abrndaut. lands elevated and location of prnj»erty unsur- priced for hea-lth ? convenience aivi e«.onomica'. production—free from tlie burden of mumcinal taxes paid by aM the other Columbu- mills, ye: within three mi’ts of tin* oily of Columbus anti three-quarters of a. mile of Columbus ami Romt rati toad The water power is the finest iu the Houd.i, controlling and embracing the whole bed of the Chattahoochee river for the distance of about one mue along the lands of said compary. said lands extending .along its banks upon the Georgia and Alabama sides of the river. Cmy a .•'inali portion of Liu* water power is requited and utilized in running the present mill, and the nut- mu! fads in the river render but a simple inex pensive dam of logs and plank necessary. This magnifici.it water power is easily controlled, and has a. faj i of 42 : . • forty-two and a half) feet within threto-qv*?j , teV$! oi a mile. With a compara tively smaii expenditure upon a new diun 125.000 ■one hundred and twenty-five thousand spiiniles, with looms in proportion, can he driven by this walor power, (.'apital for the erection of addi tional mills and utilization of the immense power uow Yyaste-d in all that is needed to make LI • is property tee gite of a prosperous * and popu- lyiisjununfav.* urin^; village. Tlie personal inspec tion of capitalists is invited. Full and satisfac tory det-a etails will be Rn-nihJiyd uptti appliedioi J. RHODES BROW.NT. A. ILLOfEb, 27-J3m Trustees. A 1 iiu iiiimti cxci niiGi* t-oilff ms that a w'ojruu is ipiin.y uround 1 ho city vvi.o is evidently working a skill aramo. Ehe culls on the lady of tho house and tells her all .shout a w cud. , face lotion of which she is tho mnnuHictarm Then she tolls the intended vie!im tlmt .- Hc has just- under taken tlie sale, of t-lu* article ayd needs tes timonials, and mi vs m an insimiatincr way. that, she would like lo have the lady use it and make personal acquaintance with its-, merits. If the eustonier likes it ami is j'i\e tlu desired testimonial, the ■ HE CLliir.iiilxM TOBACCO PUTO *iyi n red FOB SALE BY" M. D. HOOD Si, GO,, DRUGGISTS, IKi BROAD S\., COU RIU IS, GA. Call or write for circular & full particulars, g:lii>-ton^ned irmnufacturer will be will to pay as liiffli as igh for it. 'This is supposed to so piv*y ujion t he mind of “the lady of th’t* housed’ who is generally nnsuspeetin^, t hat she will eaerer- 1 \ imiuire the »»riee of tin* precious lotion ; and now comes Jiu tho tine and artistic work of the female, takir. Sh« tells the lady that die has not made any large quantity ot the sin If and does not know what it will eost, but if the lady will only sign a little order for a bottle, agreeing to pay whatever it does eost, the peddler will not charge her anything more than what is actually required to pay.lor the articles con sumed. If the innocent lady nibbles out comes a book and tins is shoved at her with an urgent request to sign. If she does sign that order—well, the delivery of the beauty cultivator has not yet begun, but when it does there is every reason to believe that then will be weep ing and wailing and gnashing of teeth, and if any husbands find then wives short in their accounts tiny can lay it all to the face wash peddler. CllNfitoM TOBACCO CURE SI (WHAM 96 <TS V PENNYROYAL PILLS “CHICK ESI EFTS ENGLISH' The Of igiiuO »n<i Only (k*)iaiii«, .^nfi 0-..1 iii'vavH ii-ai iiili . lU-wnri-of worth Ivmi* U-U; ( . ' ( u,), ^r H b A D1 ES . ( A hU ' gig ^ MM’.i’-if* r iHtf'..'iu- '» '.'tt-r l v ri-turn u-kU Ti A M tl P A P E R , m,‘< Li nt vi- 1 homlc-Hl o.. L»81 Jt Muff I ••on NqUHve. I hlluil'i., !'». ■*oU! fty krujr^NU ovorvNVhorf. ^A»t. yr "t hlfhii- ••Tiu* Ibnifi still I’Li)s." And every day makes the faith yif the people t-tlonger iu the power of Calisaya Tonic. When from every side praise*, nothing but praise, pours in upon its vir tues and sterling character, no one can re frain from believing in Greenville Cham pion Tonic. Head a lew spontaneous com ments upon the medicines. Here is an ex tract : KtdgevtlTiF., S. C., Aug. 29, 1883. Dr. Westmoreland—Dear Sir: You will please send me two bottles of your Calisya Tonic. The bottle you gave me has given satisfaction beyond my expectation. * Hoping you very great success with your Tonic, 1 am very i .ily yours, W. Ii. Way, M. D.a Brannon A Larson, Wholesale Agents, Columbus, Ga. je4 dlw ADVERTISERS Can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in .American Papers Toy addressing Geo. P. Rowell A Co., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, lO Spruce St., N^w York. Send lOuis for lOO-oaue Pamphle* University of Virginia, Cash Assets, $7,618,116 190 Wilson in Magnetic Power Bel! Is the most sueoe^Aii appliance in ibc 'vorld 1 > IVsiliie Security Ajtaiusl Fire anil Durglars. 1 N8URE against loss or damage b\ Fire. Light ning and Tornado, at rates guaranteed as low ..s offered by any reliable stock company. The 1 Lightning clause will be inserted in Dwelling policies without extra charge. L. H. CHAPPELL. Aaeiil. Boxes! lor kteut at 85.00 I’er Auiiiiii). R M. \I JL’^JRD. Cashier. myHdlin SEA FOAM treatment , of Nervous Debility. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sleeplessnesss, Asthma. Dyspepsia, Diseases of Liver. Kidneys amy Di gestive Ojgans, Bick^Headache, and all troubles arising from insufficient and impure blood. ALL FIRST-CLASS Siareisspers now keep it for Sale WILSOTTIA 125 Wilsouia Ih/iiiHic Power \ hdoiniiii* I Su 11porter. For the dispersion of Fibroid and other and enlargements of tliewomb and the Also gives great support ami comfort creason strength to the walls of the abcU cases of abnominal enlargement with 1 particular disease. Tends also to decrei prevent excessive accumulation of fat. tumors and in- -ut GOIvT^AlNrS S2L 11 road way, - ViviU- Dr. C. TERRY, Agent, Columbus, Ga. ■ih‘2 .11 v CROCKRS SELL TO PAliEXTS. ljI'MM HR T.AW LFUTFRES (nine weekly'' be- O gin 8th July, 1S36: and end Sth Beptember. ITavi proved of signal use- 1st. to students who design to mirsuc theirsiudiesut this or other Law A Clmuge of A<lmtuiidration. The president is doing his part of,ihe voting now, but his molher-iu-iaw will aIo it i&tor.'—Cleveland Plain Dealer. tvu Seud I Oc. in Mumps for a cumpiete set oi tA'verir'-’- New Cards (GO oriiihial tU ,ei E r ns). lil.:LEVERING A CO.. BALTIMORE- MD Many 1 taking powders are very pernicious to health, uud while every one regards liis own, ho .--hould aho have a care for the tender ones—the little children. design to in Bchm*l; 2d, to those who propose to read private- \ had ’ Many a person is starving with a full tu- 1 % \ ; and 3d, to practitioners who have not had the advantage of systematic instruction. For!circu lar apply (P. O. University of Va.) to John 13. Minor, Prof. Com. and Stat. Law. rayO eodAwlm Me bt’ioro them. Appetite gone! Ambi- i burden! What is the meeting. The southern members of the conmnttee,.with the exception of Chair- TOM«m! okc ' r ' tlrnil - v "Pl'fwed to the raeasure—mainly ou constitutwuiU gTouutls r tioiigouel Life is a umtter? Tho, Liver lias ceased to do its proper work. The life channels ore clogged. Poisonous fluids tire thrown back into the blood, which should be thrown out. SMITH’S 151LK BEANS will surely stimulate the liver to do its work well, and headache, sallowness and bad breath will flee away. Price 25 cents per bottle, Ail druggists. my25 eod&wlm 0 IPIl IM 3and WTiiskoy flat>> tt?* oared at lujme with out pain. Book of par ticulars Pent FltEii. B. M. WOOLLEY, M. 1). IAtlan(a« 4«a. Uiiicd |G5D Whitehall Street. WANTED—Ladies>mct young men to decorate Birthday and Easter Novelties. Easily learned; good prospects of steady employment and fair wages. Material furnished and all work mailed post-paid. For full information address Deco rative Art Works, 7 Exchange Place, Boston Mass. P. 0. Bex 5118, - .. uplO tu th sat lit Columbus iron Works SEA FOAM contains none of the bad qualities of baking powders- -soda, or suleratus. It contains no hurtful ingredient—no alum or ammonia. Mows? aonvciE 3 AuHstyt. Are now prepared to furnish all kinds of Hough and Dressed Lumber, And to Dress Lumber for the public, and dtf soliciEpatronage. PRIZE t recceive free a costly Tjox of l goods which will help all, of either sex. to make ■ more money right away than anything else iu I this world. Fortunes await the workers abso- lately sure. Terms mailed free; True cS: Co., 1 Augusta, Maine. d&wtl SCIENTIFIC. All Cli*»mtstsw?ho have Analyred Ben Foam commend it. Housekeeix?rs who have used it will have no other. Cooks, whose best efforts have failed with other powders, are jubilant over Sea Foam. Saves tiiiic, sav es labor, saves money. It is positively unequaled. Absolutely pure. Used by the leading hotels nml restaurants in New York eityar.d throughout the country. For sale by all first-class grocers. GAJSfTZ, JOSES <0 CO., 170 Etta ne St., X. 1’. W TTHOrT TARRT7P mnLDfNC, PA PTIR tliewoathcilioar'ling an«l It ":■» ".i'/V/c,' to ( ter. coi'l iu summer. 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