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I'ha ] -'ll feature of a Chilli*
irifutV c<Mt<Hfic iutli* (act that nothing
<;»»:r fHeffut Mh Mffckilig*. Hi« clothing
conHifit*, •. iy, of three or four uliirta,
each opening tn front and having Cvo
button*, a Hficred nnrnber. These but
tons arc w#br in n straight row, nut in
n sort of semi-circlo half around the
l*o<:y. j .if outer pahnento have «lecv«l
0 foot tohf'or than the arm, a fact which
affords abundant opportunities for
tHeft. .
A Chlnarnan'a jackets arc his ther
mometer. Ifn will say. "To-day lsthrco
jackets cold, and if it increases at this
rate, to-morrow will bo four or five
jackets cold."
Their shoes are well known, And their
caps are of three or four different forms,
one they cal! tho" watermelon cap,”
of the ahripe of half a watermelon, hav
ing no front-piece, but, instead, ft knob
on the top by whtcii It Is handled. The
secoml is like a round top folt hat with
tho sides turned up, and othern are of .
various shapes. The color of the knob
oh tho top of the hat is tho sign of rank
among mandarins. The lowest wear a
gilt kuob, then a white atone, a clear
crystal, a pale blue stone, a deep bluo,
a palo red and-o deep red in order of
' yank. Yellow may only bo worn by
tlw emperor’s family, but as a mark of
respect to ago, men over sixty years by
special edicts arc allowed to wear y«b
low, this always entitling them to'great
consideration among all closson.
The dude pantaloon probably origin
ated among tho Chinese.. From the
dawn of history, on stale occasions,
nfflchtls and dreufiy persons will wear a
! port of pantaloon, iitting os tightly ns
* possible to tho leg, and each leg being
entirely separate from Its fellow. Thedo
trousers arc of silk or satin, and tho
legs are held in place by being fastened
to n watst-band or belt around Mjp body.
Oh tho approach of cold weather tho
(Jhluese increase tho number of their
garments, until sometimes they are like
animated bales of cotton, tlmlr arms
being forced into a nearly horizontal
position; nor do they take off their
masses of clothing uutlltho return of
Spring.
• FacoH That Draw Money.
’ Th this country, where money is king,
It is a pouuliarly iitting distinction to
put tho heads of our departed groat
men on our currency. Every where tho
most bigoted republicans will carry
General Hancock’s picture in tlmlr
pockets and prize it highly. Hut to bo
on a &2 bill is not tho highest diatlno
lion. One might bo on a 85 or oven
6100. Yet a still higher honor than
tills is for a statesman or soldier to have
his foamrus stamped In the corner of a
ffreffc or check.’ So it happens that
Stanton still draws from tho Treasury
nil the money used, in tho War depart
ment, and Amos Kendall draws that
for tho Post Ollloo department. All tho
money got out of tho Treasury depart
ment must be drawn by draft or choolc.
Each department lias an Individual
chock, and ifpon this and no other can
Ha money bo drawn. Stanton's head la
1 Btarttpad on tho War department oheck,
hi id Kendall's on the Post Ofllce. Chief
Justice Marshall alonocan draw money
for tho department of J uatlce, aud Sew
ard eerUOos to tho Stato department
ciieek. Admiral Farragut draw's tho
money for tho Navy, and Thomas E
Ewing for the Interior department,
, Phase is givon more ex tended authority.
Ills litiiul is upon tho treasurer’s.dis
bursing chock, which must bo used by
' all disbursing otlloers in drawing thoir
money; lie gives orodlt to the 4 percent,
interest oticCh, and controls tho chocks
of the Paciilc railrohd bonds. Dexter
Hgiirea on the assistant treasurer’s
chucks, the interest and tho redemption
chocks. Hamilton draws tho interest
ou the 3 per cent bonds, and Soward on
the 4!<s.
m
EM
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HHi
rmcKi.v a Rtf. mis wmi
For Thoir Pnrsotiul Comfort.
Fari* is trying an experiment which
baa long ago been found to answer iu
Italy. On ouo of tho boulevards a
now establishment has boon openeil for
tho personal comfort of Parisians.
You can wash your hands, have
your clothes brnahedj our hoots cleaned,
You can writs your letters. Paper,
pens, iuk, etc., are at your disposal
Iu ouo room are all tho newspapers,
not merely of Paris und tho Provinces,
but of aU the great Continental eapi-
tols. A third room is devoted to works
of reference, encyclopedias, dictlouar-
•h** aud directories. There is a tele
phone and a post office, and - all this is
upon to any passot-by who pays half-a
franc admission. The Italian idea did
liot go quire so fur, but in some respects
it was more useful. It was not a pri
vate speculation, but a Government
concern. In foot, it was part of the
working of the postal system of the
ommtry. You paid a penny entrance
fee and found ail themeans of writing
'and all tho information you might need
to hand. Y ou buy paper at cost price,
. .1 have tho use of writing materials
gratuitously. The Freuoh institution
is a sjuvnUtion, aud if the building
opened ou the Boulevard MotUuiur-
tin nucoteds, no doubt we sliall
aee others established aU over the
e-'piud. _
TidpGreyer: « Alas, we make resolu-
. i« bidy to break themr Miss Quick :
• \ >«, very true. Now I resolve to re-
i re early nights, and hor s it is nearly
eleven o'clock,*
The Cleveland (Ohio) Press,
of February 23d, 1833, pub.
ished tnt account of a fatal
Burgical operation which caused
a great commotion among med
ical men throughout the whole
country, Dr. Thayer, the most
emineut Burgeon in Cleveland,
pronouncing it scandalous. It
ippears that a Mrs. King had
>een suffering for many years
from some disease of the stom
ach, which' had resisted the
treatment of all the physicians
attendance. The rtai&e
commenced with a slight de
rangement of the digestion,
with a poor appetite, followed*
by a peculiar indescribable dis
tress in the stomach, a feeling
that has been described as a
^Caint “all gono” sensation, a
sticlcy slime collecting about
the teeth', causing a disagree-
able taste. This sensation was
not removed by food, but, on
the contrary, it was increased.
After a >vhile the hands and
feet became cold find sticky—
cold perspiration. There*
was ft constant tired and lan
guid feeling.' Then followed a'
dreadful nervousness, with
gloomy foreboding's. Finely
the patient was unable to re
tain any food whatever, and
there was constant pain in the
abdomen. All prescribed rem
edies failing to give relief, a
consultation was hold, when it
was decided that the patient
had a cancer in the stomach,
..ad in order to save the patient’s
life an operation was justifi
able. Accordingly, on the 22d
of February, 1883, the opera
tion was performed by Dr.
Vance in tho -presence of Dr.
Tuckcrman, Dr. Perrier, Dr.
Anns, Dr. Gordon, Xh\ Capner,
and Dr. K alii well of the Police
Board. The operation Consist
ed in la;>riiig open the cavity
of the abdomen and exposing
the stomach and bow da. When
this hud btjen done an examin
ation of the organa was. made,
but' to the hovi’or and. dismay
of the doctors there was no
cancer to be found. The pa
tient did not have a cancer.
When too late the 'medical men
discovered that they had made
a terrible mistake ; but they
eewed tho parts together, arid
dressed tho wound that they
had made, but tho poor woman
sank from exhaustion and died
in a few hour?. How. sad it
must be for the husband of this
poor woman to know that his
wife-died .from the effects of a
surgical operation that ought
never to have been performed.
If this woman had taken the
proper remedy for Dyspepsia
ami Nervous Prostration (for
this was what the diseas&yealiy
was), she would have been liv
ing to-day. Su.xKKli Extract of
Roots, or Ssioki^’s Cukativjs
Syrui», ft ivmedy made ex
pressly for Dyspopspi or Inili-
gestion, hasresioivd iulkuy such
cases to perfect hcallh after <}U
other kimls of tu oatuTeut have
failed. The evidence of its
efficacy in curing this class of
eases is too voluminous to be
published here; but those who
read the published evidence in
favor of tnis dyspaptih remedy
do not question its ei>!ivincing
nature, aud the article has an
extousive ardo.
THE OHEATE
Dr.
OF THE AGE.
• - •
CEKTJFICATgS.- K
Ailmny, Oa., Aiiftfist U
Wltilcliuul' ; ]
Duaii 8,it:—lliivl ft IWfl cjif-c if Mood
poison, vl tiicU for iv.i> yeftr* d|f)tsl all'
irwiiiheiit. Out! Ijottiu of 1’,! p. K made
■i j/i'i niinu'nt cure. 'f jt
John G/irWkv.
' Wflycronfi. Ga., .Tiily i*' 4 lf;85
Iliad tlio i'iifiiniatg|i for five tuiiii Its,
and 1 look one bottle of Dr. Avhittlkeacl's
r i' P ar.d it emed me sound iahtl well,
ana I licuitate -hot lo recon'iTbeiul ii to
lliose wl,o :< blood
KfcBjjeCtftiiiv, -‘tJ ii dwith.
V ftCcn Years a Su%ir from
Hlicuniatisii^ *
Wbet Hon. W. ITT WllM flavor of
uibany, Git,, says. j
i suffered lilieefi years •wireRiicuiniitisi*''
and cjunng that mue tried ffli iieso-eiilled
ciJies Hint I coi'iid liear offf )ne of them
paid Xdi.dO per hoi tie for sk look nme
-otUc8 mid receiver) no bencCi, Yoin any of
hcin. Hy jnr.Hdwm,. wiytbnns ou the
b V.' Uiiiirocd. fiimUygk, Lottie of
! I. u rioklv Ash, P<§4 hoot and
■otRSsnim) AvniL' in VV uyerosri wid induced
> lake i|. i lie first houle falwMiaJ us won-
■ytu] effects, and after cfot Inuiny the
a t: ol it tor a .-lion time Hiefflieumatisin
dirappettivd, and 1 iecl like sAinv fnan. .1
ffiue gi'eni ldeann e in motitholding it lo
hiitierivs from glieuioutisui |
... „ , V. r . H, VILDEU.
Ailmny, Go., JaiucP*. I
a.w&r a'x
Cancer of tho Tongue; •
Accomnanymg tlilQ tronblo was rheomotiani. It
had imb'l from tne SUonldera and centered in the
wrist of ouo hand, she almost losing noo of It.
Between me Buttering ot the ^rown
tnrilensorao. By the n»e ot a half dozen smaU-
SSi'SKBSUKSS
». Ml M
Sparta, Qa., Jnno B, 1838.
•Troatiso on Blood and Shln piseaBeBmalled fr^
Tn« Swift Spkoifio Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta,
l»T W.23d St., N. V.
ill !
A; eHA'TOVJS, Atst
(Opposite the Court House.'
i)*uL"bl.±xi.^ Ga„
Muuuiucturer aud Dealer m
Saddles. Bridles <k Harness.
—HE WILL ALSO KEEP—
Lap Holies, Horse Blankets, Halters
Bridle ’Bits, Spurs, Carriage,
Bn fry. Hiding and . Team
hi pa, Lashes, Combs
Brushes, Collars,
iiames, Etc.
IB. f LKY'i
V/holcsale Clothiers
161 Congress St. Savannah,
Cheap For Cash.
Repairing Promptly Done.
May 10-86-ly.
Lake City, Ft.a. } Ji
Newninn, of J.nkc (tijy
ip 24, ’89.
rays
cars with
ieh Astli-
lias noi
ara, He
iej business
0. II
b|8 ay lie hiifi.ijuil'ciyij for sovt-rT
a (xuripiicHi ion of diw.-asua, of vi
mr. was the most, j.i'evalont. « i
laid fjpAvii in lied tor soVoVi;
has i .'lpciMtcd all die moncA'. '
Ima macic hid in that *lmc fo mpdidnes,
lliA.iv iany, etc., to obtain rf <»| foi* lien*
lait wiilumt any success avIi /.ever. 1U-
WU8 advised by liliysichins lo i y P. ]». J J .
lie finally did so, cxocctina v -dcrivo no
IhaiclU, lait .after taking! Ie,b than two
hollies eruption* appeared nil. over hei
and she immediately began UV inj.provi
aim no.tv Iter skin, i& jici'icciiy.luiaj'. fcili
bleei.s soundly every r.ieltl oir-in oi-dimir
;'i!loAvrni’d her g v iicrai Miedib h us
Mme.DEMOREST’S
RELIABLE PATTERNS
Are tho only oneu that will givo a perfect
fitting garment
MME. DEWUEST’S
System of Dress ©utting.
Chart and Booh of full direction*, enabling any ouo to
Out and Fit perfectly.
Psion, *3.00. Sent by malfi post paid, on rccolpt
of price.'
BBEHE. DSS^©KS8T 5 S
PORTFOLIO OF FASHIONS
AND WHAT TO WEAR
la a largo llagavlno of 83 page* of Fashion Notet and
Btyles, nluatratcd with about 1,1)00 Cut*.
Bout, post-paid, for 20 cents,
IKE
THIS STYLE ONLY
HAVE YOU TAKEN
THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION
FOR 18861
If not. lay tlii3 paper doAvn and Send for
it right now. x .
If you want it every day. send fori the
Dailv, which costs $10.00 ii year, or $5 nn
for six mouths or $2.00 for three montf
If you want it every week, scud for the
-Great Weekly, which costs $1,25 a year
or $5,00 for Clubs.of Five.
We make up tlie NEATEST and B1
Dine of CLOTHING- -i>oth in Fit
Style—that comes South.
We defy competition in the above; .1
in price*
'Merchants that handle our goods
never have old stock.to cam- aver.
Send us your orders
be convinced.
Mr. 13. F. Jacobson represents ui |
this territory, and will be pleased l('
your order.
B. H. LEVY & B 1
!db 21y
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TIIB WEEKLY CQN-
sTiTUTiOM
is tJieCHoapostl
Biggest and Best Paper
Printed in America!
It l.as 12 pages chock full of news, gos
sip ami sketches every week. It prints
mere romance titan the story papers, more
farm-news than the agricultural papers,,
more fun than tlie humorous papers—be
sides all (lie news, and a
,1 hnvc opened a Blacksmith Bush
Dublin, at the Scarborough old
where I am prepared Lo do all kind >
pair and PIoav work promptly.
—§)o(§—
U^lloi’se Shoeing a Special 1
—)o(—
I respectfully solicit tlie patronag',
the citizens. f .'u
mar 23 3m.
R.:a!L KiOORE 1 y
Goorj r
m&h
€
Bill Arp’s and Betsy Kamllloi^l FEEDERS W&i
Letters Uncle Remuss Sketch-
f.ccii lu tier in ycai's, Mr., l\l:
a nu'icliatit. of Luke.Oi|y, isM .
;~tiis SiC. .c'vfr i]jc cure, amt iliji
giaiiiitm blood ptirilicr and toi
f
WaAYCHora. Ga., Nov, 5, 'SC
f50
mail, Avlio
ryentbu-
is it tin
c Of tlie
Greenville, Dial. Ji'ice ; fee if
J))'. it h'tttii&iili ' j, 1 1
in the jvar lHiS.l Avns attacked. Avitli.ii
sevi-To i titv. of liiood i'oisou ilia? Udieri
all tlL'idnieiit, ] Avcut to sevtfiu phvsb
ciuim bnt found no relief. Final if 1 went
before a liOai d of pliysiciaus at 'inlktihiis-ce
and wits,examined,- and iny ciiS'l vas <le-
cbm ti to be a virulent case ot llloiii Ppi
n. and all the lucdieiucs thi.*J‘i
faded to vniutoiitovtke dredtituT
ve mis
disease
*uiu my life, v.!\S in dtmgtr. J Jostftie use
of my led unn, arid h physiciiVn
place raid my arm Would have to b
rated. -Tim eOrrupfte.ii that cain
sotea Avni so oliensivy
es!
—AND—
TALMAGE’S SERMONS.
C ss S Cents a Weelii
v ’ ^ ’• _ ?'
t comes onco week--takes a whole wee
o read ill
You can’t well farm or keep house -with
out. it!
Write your name on n postal card, ad
less it. to us, and we will send you Speed
iness
droii Copy FftKat
Address THE
00 NSTIT UTG IN.
. i’rcii of every kind cured in 80 minutl
bv \Y dt.i'OKD’s- Sniatahy Lotioni Use no
other. ’Tills, never fails. Sold 11. Hicks &
Co. J»
rsTSsiD
I am agent for the iCcntennird Co
Gin, made by O. II. Miller, of Fort -
ley, Gn. The feeders and condenser; •
be attached to any other make..
I aisosell the Book waiter F.ngi
fel’s Wider WiieelA, Liu,ie;& Rodioy
machinery and Frick & Co.’s Engine: 1
sivav mills. -
My territory crabraifcsTijitiyehp,; Jf l-U
and Emanuel counties. 1 liave. Wt
ing the above machinery for several •
and think I cuia mukedt to your bite
trade Avitb me for anything in mi li
W. G.TYEA’ I
. Dublin ’,i
AugustM-lm.
if t!|is
«mpn
limn
(Wit 1
thpiVOlitrttJ* r .,_
disliked to come iu contact with niykTieiuls
ituu jieigtvbijfs.. i tool; llduy tAio louiues
. idst a ■ irit
made in EaKiiuore. and iu fuci iv.e ytiling
that i could hear of, but. rcceivec iiH liens-'
fit. I laid entirely xiospiwtcd a' be - vour
General Agent, Air. Clnijisoil, eiuriiero
Hitveitbiiip P. l\ f. (Frn kfv As] ' Poke
Root and I’otiASViuiuLtmd htdiiced me to
give it n trial. I goi one large .«6lUe,
idol, it, and onv'amt a half sn ail ou s', act]
iho Viu ioua soivs Iriivs liealed emin y tmd
the new ekiii has a clear, licuitliy color,
ninthly general health is bettui’ Ihfiii it hits
t een before iu ten years. I consider it
the grandest Mofid hu tlieinCl Of. the lee, as
sueli a small amount shows its AVi.U.eVfui
effects.' I am ugeuioi tlie F; R. JiN.iu. R,
at this ldaee, Greenville, Kla., mi<l| fake
greacpknstiic if l'eeominendingiuneiiieine
that inis ficifornictl bitch Avoildefes, i'tiy me.
Respect fully yours,,
• J. IF. li.vAtMliiiiy.
Waycross, Cu„ Nov. lo, )b5.
Jr. W. II. Wiiiiehtad:. !
DH’Att Sin:—At your request T V ill state
dm cjis. Some years ago 1 coutfactod ma>
lai'hi iu its most violent form while living
.1 NcavmU, N. J. 1 e.oi.si'.lted vuVious
Nearly 50,000 sold mid giving porfees
oatlafactiou. f
Mg-Don’t wav other companies $40.00
profit on n machine not so good as the
DEMOREST, but buy direct of the man
ufacturers. Sent C. O.yD.
TTrtfc for Circulars.
BEMOREST PASHBON and
SEWINC MACHINE CO.,
J7 Eao>t littt Street, Wevv York City
UL LLH [ AEB if. Ilit SGliTI
TilE’.'SAVAKf.'AH-
i ilSM
a
6S*CC n Yoar,rn Advance.
Not a l.ffca? #iipcr, Imt One
.■Suitable to tuiy Locality.
A J USIXE&S~iuJtJT~y, LITERAKft
•• AND
GRICULTURAL JOURNAL.
Thjs mammoth newspaper contains; nil
the news of the week, Telegraphic DIs-
I'Siysieiiius atul took numberless .pn^ffia-
io i s recouuuendeil as sure cures, ”
siuei. to imi likn ft- lirotlier—or laiueJiKa a : .... ,
rkvw. I nis^’iy catrro Moutni-utta tuna ness or professkaVaimaii, who
e titl'd new ruuedies said tcfVfti- the atlvftiitngus of a ffaily mail, the
? lr.alarmAhut it sun k to me, .\au Wkkm.y Nka,vs is the medj
mm
TIMM
WITH
Automatic!
Solf-tbieadiog
Cylinder
Mis.
No. 3.
:nullnr-iM-kt\-'.
while here
1AKVSCUU'
,ud you know the old broken'down ecudi-
Uon 1 aans ui when l clime to you. You
put me to taking your E P P and 1 uu-
piyved vypkily. red am tv-iiay in j.s good
licnUh as I ever wa.^-iu tat i U-lirr.' As
a iv'Diniy tor bioketi itcvvn emfututlco
A U;w no equal.
Yours, etc. T DGihTi B.
Tit® al.ovo medic; u»- islorsak vholeatde
. a ' 1
t’.u rediili at
Fieri tin niid fetiuth t-arolimi news, and
that of other Btates.
To (he farmer, mechanic or artisan the
J ' "' lias ubt
Bavak
medium by
which lie can be infoirncd of events trans-
pirinn- iu the busy Avorld, whether in his
own State dr in tlie most^distant pai ts of
tVc glolit*.
Kvao v veariy sul«eri|;er is entitled to
one of tlie McmxiNG NEwt? Lnut-utv Seri-
ala ns a prcmhiuv. * ,
The ELDEEDGE “ B ” is sold with the
guarantee of being the BEST
that can he MADE.
AGENTS WANTED.
ELOREDBE MANUFACTURING CO,
363 and 365 WABASH AVE-,
CHICAGO, H*
Mexican
Lin'iini
8el&tios, ,
lumbago,
Eheumatism,
Bunui
8ealds,
6 tings,
Bites,
Bruises,
Bunions,
Corns,
THIS GOOD
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faisiee odors. <
Into each nostril,
tefSStS"fiSA.'*pZSa!S& c ffi;
-fttBteg healthy weretiona. •
It AlUtYBDftln Bind inflammation,protects the mem*
branal lininas of the head from additional colds,
completely heala the tow and rertoree theawwe
of taste and melt. Beneficial iCMlta W rooXced
by a few application a.
; A ttmomgh IrtaSmeni wfltewrc.
' Price CO centa atdiMctatat by mall,registered,
COcecU. Ctreslars sent fiee. •
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Catnrrh tv Not n Flood Hi-eu.»<‘.
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FEVER 1
that
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C3TJ3EIU»
Scratohec, Cfliiitr
Pprainr, 'H
Strains, Erupt;
Stitches, Hoof A
Stiff Joints, Screw
Backache, W
GaUs, Swir
Sorest Bada
Spavin Biles.
Cracks.
OLD 8TAHD-
cecompllahes for everybody exactly vfhat Uc'
forjt. One of the reaaon# for the great popul
tho MuetaagiUnlment Is found in 1A unf
applicability. Kveiybody needs such a m
The Lumberman needs It In case of aw
Tko Hoacewife noods It for generalfn
The Cannier needa it for his teams anf
The Mechanic needa it always on
bench. .
The Miner needs It la oaae M emergtf
Tho Pleneerneedstt—can't get along'.
The Farmer noods U in bis hr j
and hU stock yard. . ' 1
The Steamboat man or the Bo t
It in liberal supply afloat and ashore.
The Horae-fancler needs it—It IC>
friend and safest reliance.
The Stock-grower needs It—U win f
thousands of dollar* and a world of trouble
Tho Hall road man needs It and will»
long as his life M a round of accidents and a
The Backwoodsman need* It. Then
Ing like it as an antidote for the danger
limb and comfort which surround the plonc
i The Merchant needs U about his stor<
his employee*, accidents will happen, ar
- a*^/i come the Hostsng liniment 1* wanted
Keep a Bottle lathe House. TUthr
• ^ItreopaBoUle Is the Factory. «*lm
use in case of accident saves pain and toss o'
I Keep n Bottle Atwayeln the 8ti
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