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DAILY ENQUIRER - SUN ; (OLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING JULY 21, 1*86. Walter Hill’s Address Before the Two Literary Societies. Ill' JUkc« an Inti-lllui-iil IM- tjneat Inn—Tltv Snphiimi- anil I'rrsnnal Mrnlinn. • 'nn nf 1 III 1 l.nllin Kvlitliit Inn Null* Correspondence Enquirer-sun. Athens, (In.. July 22. Momlny murniiiK the address before the two lit urn ry soci- etlea of the university was delivered by Hon. Walter B. Hill, of Macon. Mr. Hill is an alumnus of tin- univi rsil v, Ii.'ivIiir graduated in 1870. lie is well known as oneof therisinff younit men of the stale. His address, on n live subject, “The Labor Question,” showed learning and profound thought, and in the midst of a strong array of facts brought forth I here were set gems of beautiful sentiment and sparkling wit; and a large and appreciative audience lis tened with most unremitting attention dur ing the entire delivery. The substance of Mr. Hill's address is os follows: “There are three forms of social agita tion at the present time, anarchy, socialism and the lnhor movement. These must be carefully distinguished in order to prevent confusion of thought and opinion. “Anarchy means the absence of all gov erning authority. It demands full personal liberty. Its philosophy Is that of Priidhon who says as to government, ‘the world can . K. W. c'hnrbonnlcr,! . K. 8.—Athena—Can the ■ i iiute I)(.*tr nii’hbe .1 state? Hill I \V, s. I 'Idsholm, >\ K. S.—Savannah--Regulu the “art huge limns .1 E. In, p. K. 8 Effingham county ‘ lions shell. I - . K. Hardwick, I ■ livalry -Kansmii. I, Knight. if l\. ,:il to Pulv Runs an. ip)]. I'. K. S. Athens 11111 on Mahone. VV. b. M . 10, I'. K. s. [Excused; Atlanta I 'osiclc-u - Protest Denton. \Y. 11. Qnnrterman. V. K. 8. Liberty county savages in War Chatham, T. H. Reed. I’. K. >. Atlanta Mississippi Con ti -led El'-etion t'renti-v. \V. .1. Hassell. P K. 8. Clarke county that- tail’s It- ply. W. K. t'-vi". E. W. Wa le', P. K. 8. Athens .South Carolina , -nil Massaeluisetts W-hstcr. .1, W. Wright. P. K. 8. Augusta Munler Will | (*ut -Wchslcr. HOCIAL. The first of-Mm series of commence- ! ;:ienl entertainments was a dance at, the i.-autiful residence' -f -Mr. and Mrs. I!. L. Uioomtleid, in CoLLhnm, last. Tuesday j evening. The dance was given by Miss Bloomfield, complimentary to her guests. Thtisda.v evening t he junior class gave an elegant ball at the HuPree opera house, ; i complimentary to tile graduating class. Friday evening occurred the reception f- 1 X. S.—Atlanta - Southern Atlanta The South Fuitli* i amilla. ; Anothe. County Acts, HOOD’S EUREKA Lffl MEDICINE Friday evening occurred the reception Acts to-day, and always successfully and tri my to tin; clans. T licsc annual j; ver constipation or had fee Hop* generally, by a receptions of Professor and Mrs. White are ' jarKe and overwhelming majority. It takes tin usually considered the most brilliant of ' lead and keeps it, and canm.': he defeated as the . . the commencement entertainments, but : people s remedy. Try it and be convinced, injustice ot that of last Friday evening is said to have 1 been one of the most elegant that has oc curred for many commencements. , Monday evening the Athenamm club J house presented a scene of loveliness and ; beauty, the occasion being the annual J UVANTIA! go by itself;' as to property, ‘it is theft.’ If j commencement reception and hop of this the anarchistsproposed this os n.mere the- L. Ull) T|l( . lnoHt Rowing de.scription of ory they would be harmless agitators; Imt this or Uu . ()th ,, i r entertainments would they propose to abolish government ami pale and fade away if compared with the A new medicine and a Specific for .Sick Head ache. Only one dose will prevent the worst Headache. ick property by means of assassination and j brilliancy of tlie scene arson. I his nnLs rhem bi»vnnd flu* im.li* nf J arson. This puts them beyond the pale of toleration. The serious fact is there arc fifty thousand of these distempered cranks and diabolical things in tin I -nited States. “Socialism proposes that, the state shall own, control and operate, exclusively of individual enti rprise, all I lie means of the production and distribution of wi nltii. yroauenon aim mw remit on o wumn. j,, nM j,. , Jordo:1 , Mr. ; ,nd Phis isthe reverse ,,f anaivhy l nder this , llm Mrs. liar ■ystem, the state is every! hmg. Thor ( UEf Justice James Jackson. , systci great writers arc Kiu-I Marx and Henry George, the latter limiting his theory lii land. Tin- sole mes of socialism reduced to practical statement are fantastic, but they are attractive to imaginative minds. Wil liam Morris, the great English poet and art manufacturer, is spending his immense wealth in the propagation of socialism The socialistic labor party contains only about 25,000 voters in the I'nited States. “The latior movement is the effort of the wage-workers, through orgnniration and by the indirect aid if lienelieiaj legislation, to secure for themselves their share in the profits of wealth (which me tin- joint pro duct of labor and capita) i. This mo\ ciin-nt is represented by the trade unions and the Knights of labor, now believed to lie a million strong. “There are two portentious filets in Ibis situation. 1.1 There are, by tin- best esti mate, Ills,him] Dona fide- unemployed work ing men in this hind, and the dangerous classes may find recruits among them. | v (.Iiih| — til'll -.";i\. it (.-•) Each of these movements haven full . , equipment of newspaper literature; the I , Jttcry—In what state is Westmorelands two former spreading the gospel of vio- (ahsa.vu Jonu in the greatest demand? lence, hate and discontent. Tm* world is i , n , :1 . 1<n,s s * a *Y’ \ l ( '. Vs l K l^ !t -' , on the thresh hold either of a great eon- I ^ aU ;» « <^*»>ilitute(i stab- and when you fed scrvtttive re-adjust me nt of the present I 111 *1 ,>a ” rally, strained relations of capital and labor, or ^-'si;vn.i.i-:, lei.n.. Sept, llth, 188-!. a violent contest of class against class in '' estmoreimid Jims., Greenville, S. which the military arm must bo called 1 ’ Gentlemen: 1 find I need some tome upon to repress the incessant violence. :i,s :m appetizer, and also to lortily my sys- “Among the causes of those troubles arc malarial inlluciiccs; from huv the followin'’- mg tried fi myst ll, and from the testimony “1. The over widening cliasin between ‘'I'oUmrs who had tried it, in whom I call the two extremes of vast wealth and dis- 1 'T:'.'’ 1 k ",'*' v V* so (food «» tressing want, The great industrial pro- j euhsayu Ionic, i’iciise _ ex press; in e#th re gress of the country lias increased tile pro- NOTES. (’apt. and Mrs. W. 1). Grant with quite a large party of from that city, are stopping niercial Hotel Among the visitors are the Gov. and Mrs. McDaniel, (ten. and Mr Mrs. Mulct y Jacks.in. Judge Logan K. H leek lev, Col, I. \V. Avcrv, Wight KeV. John W. Beckwith, Mr. and Mrs. H. \V. Gradv. and Mr. Clark Mowed, of Atlanta: Judgb Sam Hall, Col. A. W. Lamar. linn. J. A. Billups. J. J. (ireshum, \V. B. Hill and C. L. Bartlett, of Macon: Hon. Win. A. Little, of Columbus; Col. B. C. Yancey, of Cave Spring; Judge Vason, of Albany; (nil. A. It. Lawton, Hon. U. W MeUlrim and Mon. John Screven, of Savannah: Hon. C. Z. McCord and Mr. 1\ A. Stovall. of Augusta; (ten. 1). H. Hill, of Millt ilge\ i!b-: Col. Win. S Ba.ssinger. ot Mahloiiega; lion. W. M. Ilannnoud, ot 1 Jmmasville; Hmi. W. ( . Humber.ofLaton- ton; Hon. B. I*. Hollis, of Americas: Hon. W. II. Felton, nf Marshal vide, and Hon. L. F. Livingston, of Covington. Hon. W. li. Mill, in hi« address yester day. made ant.irnest and eloquent appeal for a gymnasium lor Hr Cnivcrsity. Mott Tiikuuo. nt, of Atlanta, III I II Jordan s Joyous Julep u- following: ^ * P.eau- ly ll-r Neuralgia. M. I). O O D C 0.. Broad Streel. Columbus, Ga cummm% address, and Juctive wealth of the countvy over 100 per cent, in twenty years. Whether wages I have increased at all is a disputed question. | Nobody claims that there has been any.I proportionate increase, in a sense, the j ‘necessaries of Iife ? mean more than was . meant fifty or a hundred years ago. Labor ! buds itself filling the norld with wealth ; and not sharing in its progress. “2. The contraction between the pro fessed creed of our civilization 'Christian- | ity) and the world’s accepted political j economy. The man who bends on nltish I ucvnshions on Sunday to bear the New Testa- ! ment message, and who goes out on Mon- d«y to practice the rules of political : economy, Ule.stiat stlu* sarcasm ot tJeovge Eliot,‘that men have the ait of aei*epting momentous doctrines without eccentric! I agitation.’ The ‘iron law’ of.wages under 'Competition, vis*., that they constantly tend to the minimum which the laborer will consent to receive and perpetuate the rare, does not sound well la-side the golden rule; acd the people w iu» would get the benefit of Uk golden rule have not la on -slow to set tbe ei ligations it impost s. “3. In tile assumption that mar is to he treated wholly as an viom>ma being,’ that health, good will, comfort, content at home, sentiment, feelings, custom, inertia, etc., have nothing to do with the science, political economy has kept the pari of JJamlet in the play et rtninly, when it de votes its attention to the single desire for wealth, but it has left every other part out. This is wholly unscientific. *‘•1. Great combinations of capital have completely nullified the basis of our old system; competition by combinations, such as pools and corners. “3. The liiianeial waste, municipal cor ruption, due to the domination of the liquor traffic in our cities and tin- part this j ‘dynamite of eivilization’ plays in ail the riots and labor troubles, make it a source of loss, plunder and peril. “Thegreat question for solution is. ‘Has labor any right, above mere wages, in the net product which results from its toil and the use of capital?’ ifnolitical eneoiuuny is true, labor now inlamhly and necessa rily receives in wages under competition I all that it can claim. But the fact is before us that labor claims more." Tile testimony of many practical men. ! among them Mr. Patrick Walsh, of Augusta, was read on this subject, favor ing the existence of such an equity in favor of the laborer. Arbitration virtually con cedes it; otherwise there is nothing to ar bitrate about, and a strike becomes an at tempt at naked spoliation. The gn\em inent by providing for arbitration, and business men and corporations everyw here by consenting to it have practically recog nized such a right. If it exists, the deter- ’ mination of it makes a new element in business ethics and possibly jurisprudence. The speaker gave Ids own views as to the nature and extent of such an equity, but stated that in the unsettled condition oi the question it would be presumptuous to offer what claimed to lie a solution. As means of settling this question, or ganization of labor, arbitration, urotlt shaving and co-operation were all dis- j cussed with examples of each. Under the head ot profit sharing it was shown that these enterprises had always paid well. They g^yc the employees a new relation to the business. They secure then active zeal, interest, good will and loyalty its well as their active labor. Pending the working out of this problem, ! Christianity alone can guide aright the respective parties to it. The question for this century is the same that was addressed to the first—“Burabbas or Christ.” SOPHOMORE EHHIBITION. In the afternoon the sophomore exhibi tion took place. It consisted of declama tion by fifteen members of the sophomore class, chosen for excellence in declama tion. The young gentlemen did well, and opinion is very much divided as to who will be awarded the medals this afternoon. Tw o medals will be awarded to the two best declaimers. The programme was as follows: L. M. Brand, D. S.—[Excused]—Walton countv —Annexation—Corwin. N. R. Broyles, Breckenridge. or four bottles to the above oblige. Yours sincerely, \VM. 11 KNi: V STUIC KLAND, I Pastor FdgelLfd Baptist Church. Thclnrge and increasing sales of West moreland's C’alisaya Tonic is the best testi- i mony we can offer of its efficiency. Try it | for lack of energy, loss of appetite or i strength, indigestion and general debility. I Get tlie genuine of your druggist at fl per bottle. Brannon it Carson, Wholesale Agents, Columbus, Ga. jy‘J3 dl w Tin* Warrior'* Sen. J. H. Htuart, son of the late- Gen. J. 1 B. Stuart, tlu* brilliant confederate cavalry man, was married -at Hampton, Yu., m: Tuesday to Miss Joe Phillips, of Warwick county, Va. Mrs. Stuart, the widow of the general, and her two daughters Miss Mary Pelham Stuart and Mis.* Fide Stuart, art now stopping at Virginia Beach. A HOST I.Mli'.KAI. fit The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., oftc-r to send their celebrated Voltaic* Belts and Electric Appliances on thirty days’trial to an> man afflicted with Nerv ous Debility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, Au\ Illustrated pamphlet in sealed en velope with lull particulars, mailed fret*. [ Write them at once. Lvwtf It costs $1,000,000 a day to keep the gov ernmental machinery of the United States , moving. This figure seems high, but. eon- i side ring the blessings we enjoy in compari son to the king-ridden people of tlu* old world, we should say government comes , cheap in this country. Once upon a midnight dreary, I was tossing weak and weary, For 1 had a lit of ague. And my hones were very sore. Suddenly I read a label. Of a medicine on my table, But to reach it I scarce was able ; I was so infernal sore ! Took 1 ji*st one dose, ’twas bilk leans ; Soundly slept I and did not snore. Had tlu* ague nevermore! 123 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. jy-1 cod Aw ini THE CLING MAN TOBACCO OINTMENT b’osr kui in tivi; fuhpaua- 'i IO.N '•!! til--minkt; f.r Uil**re. AH h*!i Cl'KK for Iti'Liuu Uil •*». It us never fuileti tt> give jMMiant relief. Will »■>.;«• Awtl Uicer.-. At h*i.*mi 1 • ionla Tetter. Suit Rheum. Bt.ib.-. s Itch. Ring- ""rinH, Pimple.--, Sore- Mid Boil*-, Price* AO riM. THE CLINQMAN TOBACCO CAKE NtTI’BlUS OWN RIMKOV. < me* all Briuwft. Sit-t. us. U.ryHvelnre Boils. 'ilgiti.K'ieumntiHm, '< »i«hs, SllliKfi t Kelonw. e S<>reThrunt,Bunion■».<’om* J Orrhitin (hint. Rheumctic .. ... . Rrtmohiti*, M'tk Leg Snnku amt Dog i’.i ul Ir.-'ectf, Ac. In fact alla.v» nil local In* Inllfunuiuiiou from wkatuver cause. I’riei* Zo et*, THE CUNGMAN TOBACCO PLASTER Prepiirrd tierortliag to the most *ei<*iitilie iteinciple*. of the rl'BFsT sUDATIVP 1 ’••'i' i> HIM IT NT*** i’« m po« ml. vl with th“ ]mre>>t Toli:tce<» Flour, and i8- erially rer.in.Tneiuleti i r (’rol.p Weed O! < *;tke of tie - lire i -1 end for that ( la-8 of eriinnt <*r irifhiinnialeiy inaladie Ath«> t.nd of II Toh:.(V(.C ike F..r 11 • ola.-.i,- . r .t i.' .\,h: s and Pjin-, it i- invahmhe* Ppiee i #> v;i«- A“k yourdrr.sgifit for there reimjdioi. crwrili ;o tho CLINGMAN TOBACCO CURE CO- DURHA:YL X. C, J. S, A. (Copy.) i* day » «;c ;• y of Chit. U. S. 4 ° o Coupon Bonds, s fellows : O. 220?s u. •. Market Value of which I 11*204 too. I O. 41205 100. V 62b:;> let) i $!Oi2. *M»o. ’ (S.) 7S. GiWs, Cash. We ofTcr liie above as a FORFEIT, if our ** FANCY BHiX’FlU* does not prove to oc a genuine Havana-f)lUr('i"nr.-Union Cigar Co ei lo Me Mr, Henry Wuttersou, in a recent letter to tlu* Uouritr-Jourimi, stiys, among other things: “Few sights in art nr nature utm be more nielancholly than that of the 1 American woman who has married, or who seeks to marry a titled Englishman. At best a foreign marriage is a dangerous ad venture. The American woman was not , horn to be the doll of a darn’d lord, or t•» , herd with the poor wall dowers that deco- : rate the great houses much as the frescoed angels which appear upon the ceilings thereof. 1 would rather follow tlu* coffin of a daughter of mine to the grave, and see her laid tenderly away in tile little old church yard at home, than to follow her down the aisle of St. George’s chapel to see her crowned with the richest coronet in England.” V Beautit’ul Sentiiuriit. “Oh ! woman! whose form and whose* soul Are the spell and the light of each path we pursue; Whether sunned in the tropics, or chilled \ at the pole, If woman be there, there is happiness, too! Beautiful sentiments indeed—for a mar ried man—but why do you refuse to buy Simmons’ Iron Cordial for your poor, sickly wife, who has been imploring you to send one dollar for a package. Get , some at once and cure her. Sola every where. eodiScw" A little chikl once asked his mother the took mace, it consisted ofdeclama- v n i, ; i ♦ w V no l ! , | er nie by fifteen members of the sophomore , her ’ ,' vhat part , heaven ✓»Lr\eor» fn« j~ V 1 uo people go to who are good, but nnt agreeable?”—Christian Advocate. * 1 - •• 1-lM' ■■ mmi J.-U v;, J/ Vl, - ' . ' : ' • «■' « 5f? T •--> «-lv • •/• •;•.. ■>?:¥k- W 8 ^ CHILDREN TEETHING M f “ B BVALLDB' jGGIST S Of ALL UI 50^PERB0TTLE ORELAND^PARK military academy^ r-f land, beautifully laid off w»th .-had.-tl Near ATLANTA, GA. Twenty-nix' . r.'.W’w.?! r, i V ' T ,‘; ,v (’ , !‘ L«*. etc. Knffiish, Classical and Rusincss Coiii-m" i fidUoi ps of cxcHI nt t.-jiclMTs. ( omplcto Military OrtraniXiition. \ thorough -.-i no>s. liie m-xt yea begins Sept. 13. For Circulars address CHAS. M. NLLL. Supt. t yeti begins Supt. 13. F Ivl.'t main) puPVTipiP B[*nv Liliis Imirj iiL/iUb 3 J? 3j. G g Fashion Piates, '-<? I E O E GJ- O O .ID 3: Suits Made to Ordei, CLOTHING! OLOTHIJSTG-! 1U.M!-. -mil i:: , V,,,. arep.v Ford Mnu'onsiield Cherished English primroses as the sweet est of tiowers. But neither roses, lilies nor CH6AH Our LA L0MA 10c. Cigar is strictly Hand made. Fllcgar.t quality. Superior workmanhip. Sold by ai! Grocers. U.VU \V CIGAR COMPAXY, JO .V. Clinton St., • (.LlK-luO, Retail 0j C, 1>. HUNT. Cdluinbiis. (la je'Jl illy N.W.AYER&SON ADVERTISING AGENTS b® e iIio PHILADELPHIA Cor. Cb('<«tnut and Kifihlti Sts. Receive Advertisements for tlila Paper. lUmpi for Postponed Administrator’s Sale. BY virtue of an order from the Court of Ordina ry of Muscotfce county. Georgia, will he sold on the first JTusday in August next, on the corner of Broad and Tenth streets, in the city of Columbus, between the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder, the following described property, to-wit buttercups are sweeter than the mmitli P Ut * hundred am} MXty-tivd acres ot land, more or that fair nnp wo « ., c e l <fV*/<Vnrv U V 1 -1 k*ss. lyinir east of the city of Columbus and known lan ont " ho uses SOZODON i daily and described as part ot lots 93, 9s and yti, in the to Keep her teeth white as the driven , Coweta Reserve of said county. Bold as the prop- K. S.—Atlanta—Pensions— snow, and her gums red as June roses. v sat se tu th&w | erty of E. H. Thornton. 1 jyd oaw-:v Terms cash. H. H. THORNTON, Administrator. . e n.i yoin* order. Do not wait til. .8(\l hy liie simson, and then want i hurry. We are prepared, how ever. to g -i up .-nils .li very -hurt notice. If you warn a suit quick, give us your order. If you want a suit in thirty day i, gi\e ns your Older. 11 you want a suit in sixty days, give us your order G. J. PEACOCK, < loHsijig, M;tii ciine Wm.L.TILLMAN / Georgia. Muscogee Ooimty— vs. Mortgage. &c. In Muscogee K. H. (iOKDON. ' Siipi rn.r*.'ourt. May term, 1886. IT apiuaring to la** Uonrt by the petition of \\ :n. L. Tilbn.yi. t iompueied hy tlie notes and mortgage di e.i. that on the fourth (lay of May. Eighteen Hundred and Eighty-*hvoy, the defend ant iii:i k* a id delivered to the plaintiff her two promissory notes, homing date tin- day and year aforesaid, whereby the defendant promised by one of said promissory non-, to pay to the plaintiff or hearer, twenty-four mouths aft* r the date ther.-of. Eighteen Hundred and Eighty-eight Dollars and Twemy-two Lents, wiin interest from date at eight per cent per annum, and if said note was not paid at maturity, ten per cent attorney's fees for the collection thereof, for value received: and by the other of said prorni* sory notes the defendant promised to pay to the platutif!’, or bearer, thirty-six months after tlie date thereof. Eighteen Hundred and Eighty- eight Dollars amlTwenty-twoCents, with interest from date at eight per cent per annum, and if said note was not paid at maturity, ten per cent attorney's fees for the collection thereof, ior value received; and that afterwards, on the day and year aforesaid, the defendant, the belter to secure the payment of said notes, executed and deliver ed to the plaintiff* her deed of mortgage, whereby the said defendant mortgaged to the plaintiff* all that tract or parcel ot’ land situated on the west side of Broad street in the city of Columbus, and kin said county and state, being about twenty-live feet in front on Broad street and running back the full depth of said lot, and known as part of lot number sixty-five, with all the improvements thereon, upon which is situated Store House number one hundred and forty-three; and it fur ther appearing that said notes remain unpaid; It is. therefore, ordered that the said defendant pay into Court on or before the first day of tlie : the failure of the of redemption in and to said mortgage premises be forever thereafter barred and foreclosed. And it is further ordered that this rule be pub lished in the Columbus Knouikuk-Sl’N, a public gazette printed and published in said city and county, once a month for four months previous to the next term of this Court, or served on the de fendant or her special agent or attorney, at least three months previous to the next term of this Court. J.T. WILLIS, I C. J. THORNTON, Judge C. C. C. Plaintiff's Attorney. A true extract from the minutes of Muscogee Superior Court, May term, 1886. GEO. Y. POND, my‘20oam4m Clerk S. C. M. L Ground daily, and fresh all the time At 81.10 Per Sack, CASH. O NE OR MOKE SACKS, as wanted. These prices will hold good unless some fluctua tions in markets or the Merchants and Brokers’ Association forces the mills to refuse to sell me Where l Atndsh the tacks 2^c per bushel extra will be charged for the sack. Pride of the Kitchen SOAP. FOR ALL House Cleaning Purposes. A Solid 12-ox. (like for 5c. J. J. WOOD, 13S Broad Slreet. eod tf Printing, Book”Bindin0 AND Paper Boxes OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT LOWEST PRICES. V LARGE STOCK, of all kinds of PAPER, in eluding Letter, Packet and Note Heads. Bill Heads, Statements, always on hand. Also Eu- \elopes. Cards, &c... printed at short notice. Paper Boxes of any size or description not ke;t in stock made at short notice. tf Til OS. G1MUIRT, l‘j Randolph Street, opposite Post Otfice. ■a with limit BU'veFsby thij •w Yd'k and Lcndon, aial f rUio i r(jinpt cure of all Put up only lii eh. PRICE •. M.ih.Nir i HL.Vt XiiL CHEAPEST! S IN TUB MARKET. ' : -.r g wfsvyy n CLIN ic cm ; f§ P Sk II g L* isfr Sold Every* where. For: - , years at 77 Court Place, A • • :-.r r - j-.it: I a:.l IclmIIv quuMiV-l physl;LoaniUC n • t his practice will provo. Cures c Ul of PRIVATE, CHRONIC a«U SEXUAL KlSi EAI»ES. * o^ei-j/iatorrlisa and Impolency, .. f r ;if-abuse in youth, sexual exces-es ia :::a* r ir .r . ::.?r siu'l pr< l . iiut acute cf tb.-iJl* S-.vi.uau-s. .Suii.iaalKuiKd:.na. .'oL’!.teu.is- ... . Ui:uu»-. t Lefeotive .'I -a.rerT. phy- •• • Piu.j I •-■•u fa.-o, A\ cr.-ion toSecietv of Females, : li 1 • f Baxual Pew r rendering u. i, r*■. -r <>r uuhai'pr, ure tbon.UKhh aQ'l pern.a- SYPHIUIS positnel) cured and es,- GononTiea, GLEET, u is I-siva li *c . 1 ; • r.i.ii - Jo oLASS TO VXKEXTS. Many baking powders arc very pernicious to he.iilli. ai. I v.liile ‘•very one regards liis own. he islmidd al.-o have a care for the twndei* ones—the little children. SKA TO A If I con 111 ins none of the ba I .pialities of linking nowders soda or salemfus. It contains no bui'Uul ingredient—no alum or ammonia. stiEvmic. All Ch« mists^who hart* analyzed Sea Foam eomnuMul it. Housekeepers wlm have used u will have no other. Cooks, whose best effort'* have failed with oilier powders, are jubilant •vt r Sea Foam. Saves time, saves tubor, stives monei/. ll is positively mieqtialed. Absolutely j-ure Lsed hv the letuling hotels and restaurants in New Yorl; eit.vand throughout the country. For sale by all first-class grocers. GANTZ, JONES ,1; CO., JfO Duane St., N. 1'. t that a ptiy .sician who pays sj.<?cial attenti*>a ' ‘ und trvutiu; tlwusaad* auu’i- ysiciiin.s know iug this fact often s. When it is inconvenient to ediclnhs can be seat privately and - *felv by oi\U or ox press anywhere. Gtiros Guaranteed in all Casca undertaken. < • -fi suit at ion -» pt'rtionnlly or hy letter free an<5 invited. Chaises it-ueonablo and correspondence strictly conflueuLAi, jPKIVATE COUNSELOR Of ?00 pnac-s, eent to any address, securely Healed, for thirty ADVERTISERS Can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in American Papers by addressing Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Newspnper Advertising Bureau, lO Spruce St., Now York. Send lOcts for lOQ-oaue Pamphte* uunpi n AR iNM STaml BEST EQUIPPED Into WORLD— 1U0 Instructors, 2WW Students lust year Thor- I ln i « tru ct | o..,ii | Vocal und Instrumental Music, l'iauo and i ?, r „n a n » t, » n0 Artn.Orotorv, Literature. Frenrk, Ger- I n , uui honitunucs, Kitglinh Branches, Gymnastics, v! ‘ i t VV*« . t ;V 5; -?J r boar<la,,,lrn,>,n wit l» Steam Heat and Wcctric I.iplit, ?lot.. 97. r »per term. Fall Term bealns Sen. I Tnr , |ul’V' St Vv ,I ’ (1 P. ale, ? , ’ ar ' rrmnUoaf j dtlrcBS, L. iOUUJLE, Dir., Franklin Stp, BOSTON, Mtui eo my25d2m weowt t Taxes! Taxes! Taxes! A ' V U ,B‘ve in? July 1st will be a dark day il you don’t, eud&w J. c. REEDY, R. T,R. M. C. DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY I CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR. IIAINE5? GOLDEN SPECIFIC. It ran be given in a cup of coffee or ten without the knowledge of the person tali- ; ing it; in absolutely harmless, and will ef- ; feet ;i permanent mid speedy cure, whether tlie patient is ;i moderate drinker or an at- | coholic wreck. It has been given in thou sands of cases, and in every instance a per- | feet cure has followed. It never falls. The , system once impregnated with the Specific, it becomes ait utter impossibility for tlie liquor appetite to exist. For Sale hy FOB SALE IB Y' M. D. HOOD A CO., ff.'l BROAD ST., C OM MBI S, GA. Call or write for circular & full particulars. c>QOU 1 < . *—* Send toi price: a.id !i!usrr.i:cii < aiuioguo tr. •ilhClMhiATi iO.i CUriBiifi/iilMG CO tuyOdeoi &tveow6m MASON issti. THE OCONEE IVlIllFSLLPUl St • SPRINGS W ILL be open for the reception of gnesta June 15th ueder competent management. Resident physician and Western Union telegraph otfice in the hotel. Forterms address, OCONEE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS CO, Bowdre P. O.. Hall County, Georgia. el,fri,sun 2m U.Y SATISFACTORY "• r: I •••* price reminded hy«a» 1 i *-... COItiSET CtL ■e> E;., New York. . ' - v ' Rhinaaii t/ir D R. WARD’S SEMINAR’S Nasltyille, Tenn. Real Southern Hon for Girls. 350 Girls this year. A non-sectarui school. Patronized by men of liberal minds in a Churches. Unsurpassed in Music,Art, and LantnniKe For Catalogue address DR. W. lb, WARD* 2e9eod2m “ft ft..