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THE ATHENS GEORGIAN: MARCH 20, 187\
IPoeaa.
'Tis true that my glances have wandered
O’er the faces arouud mo that bloom,
And many the smile-1 have squandered ;
But ash not when, where, and on whom.
If my looks arc so brimful of meaning,
1 vow I would rather be blind
Than to feel, •» idle enjoyment I’m gleaniu,
Tnat a lecture will follow behind.
It were idlo to cast a reflection
On the needle’s consistence and worth,
Though it wavers in every direction
Ere it steadfastly points to the north.
All day though the bee seems a rover,
As he murmurs o’er garden and green,
He carries the sweets of the clover
At eve to the feet of his queen.
j deepest disirraee. Let Hayes do j CASH 3F02& "WOOXij
what he may, lie cannot obtain or
| deserve public, confidence. lie is
t- e incarnation of a fraud which de
bases public morality and threatens
! public liberty. He cannot escape
lroni tiie stigma of his official origin;
lie caa-'ot shake off the load fastened
on him by the returning boards in
New Orleans and Washington; he
cannot remove th6 foul smelling blot
upon his credentials; he cannot,
though he pile Itis good deeds moan*
I tain high, crush out the simple, solemn
' fact that lie fills an office which the
There are blossoms that owe all their brightness ! people voted he should not fill. No
To the hue that each chiefly displays,
But you are the snowdrop whose whiteness
Is the blending of iniluito rays.
As the gay tints of art wake a yearning
For nature’s sweet emerald line,
iso is born in inv glances returning
New light us they rest upon you.
The Final Result.
[From the St. Louis Kepublican.]
In everything save the empty cere-
inoniul of inauguration, Rutherford j We not only have a lalse President,
B. Hayes is now President of the j but with him we have a false princi-
Uniteil States. Tljonah this result 11>1« 5 and the. principle will outlive the
has been inevitable from the day the j President, and do its wretched work
decision of the Arbitration Coramis- j without discrimination. Heretofore
sion in the Florida case was an- i the Constitution has been some pro-
admiuislration which starts with a lie
in its right hand can hi: a success.
Divine justice will make itself seen,
and felt, in spite of all human efforts
to the contrary.
If the consequences of this event
could be confined exclusively to those
responsible for it, there would l»e
little occasion for regret. But the
innocent must sutler with the guilty.
—or—
CLOTH FOR WOOL.
Tlie Athens Manufacturing Company are now
making a much larger variety of Woolen Goods
than ever beibre, aud propo/e to N
Exchange them for Wool,
bMieviug it to bo more to the interest of the
Planter to Exchange the Wool for Cloth, rather
tliar. have it Carded aud Spun at home. Call for
Samples and Terms ot Exchange.
R. L. BLOOMFIELD, Agent,
may 19, 1875-S»-tf
2 new" 7
FALL A2U3D WS1TT23H.
Millinery Goods.
Mia. T. A. Adams would most respectfully
inform the Ladies of Athens and of counties nd-
jnceut, that she has -now received and opened a
most choice and select assortment "of fall and
Winter Millinery Goods, comprising in part the
latest styles ami fashions of , .
HATS, BONNETS, RIBBONS, LACES,
FLOWERS, GLOVES, ETC.
which she will sell at reasonable prices. Give
her a eall before purchasing elsewhere. Orders
from a distance carefully tilled. Store located
on Broad street, one door above National Bank,
april 21.1875—25-tf.
3 BEST—CUMBERLAND
THE CUMBERLAND
k a Ready Prepared Fertilizer, though used in this Section
lint sue Season, takes its stand at once as strictly First-Class.
IN THESE
Fertilizers and Chemicals
We Acknowledge No Scppriors and few Equals.
SUPERPHOSPHATE.
ATHENS CHEMICAL COMPOUND.
/.VOID PHOSPHATE.
Ivbey Man Who Uses© It Enbokses
The Chemicals and Acid f->r composting are made of the best materials, and will give the, very best results if properly composted. Below see
certificates voluntarily tendered us by men of h gh character and among the best farmers in the country : •
MESSES. ORR it'CO.—Iti reply to your iuquiry, I unhesitatingly say that the Cumberland Guano is the host 1 ever u»ed.
•, [ ELBERT ASKEW, Jackson County, Georgia.
ORR & CO.—Gouts: I used Cumlvcrland this season tinder cotton and command can unhesitatingly sayJt jjave entire satisfaction. It made an
uounueil, yet its formal promulgation
is none the less significant and sug
gestive. It is, in very many respects,
the most important event that has
transnired in America since the rec
ognition of national independence.
tcction for popular freedom, some
guaranty of popular government.
The protection has been withdrawn,
the guaranty has been abolished.
The organic law is declared to be in
operative and void on the very point
If “ peace hath her victories no less j where popular freedom and popular
renowned than war,” so there are
.defeats in peace as disastrous and as
fatal as any that occur amid the
shock of arms. And .if the placing
in the executive chair of the fir.-t
usurper it has ever known is not one
of these defeats, then some super
natural power must interfere to pro
tect us from the logie 1 consequences
of a great wrong by breaking the
chain which links effect to c.uise.
When all the circa instances are
taken into consideration it must be
admitted that the Democracy accept
the situation with muqli more philoso
phy than could reasonably have been
anticipated. After a long and des
perate struggle against overwhelming
odds, they elected their President.
No sooner was the popular verdict
proclaimed than a prearranged con
spiracy developed itself, having for
its object the setting aside of that
verdict by appliances heretofore em
ployed only under, monarchical des
potism. To save the country from
civil war, tlio Democracy agreed to
submit their claims to a tribunal tins
known to the Constitution, and abide
by its decision whatever it might be.
They were not compelled to nuke
this concession. They did it volun-
atrily, believing that the case would
l»e tried by the law and the .evidence
'-rwhich >vas till they :tsk"<l. But thd
conspiracy stretched lurthcr than
they thought. It embraced not ouly
the Republican politicians of the
tribunal, but the Republican members
taken from the Supreme bench. So
the arbitration became no arbitration
at all; conspiracy was completed and
crowned by treachery; and the Dem--
oeracy paid the penalty of their gen
erous faith. They have lost every
thing except their honor; and
robbed as they have been, of the
fruits of hard-won triumph by a com-*
bination of the grossest deception,
they might be pardoned for being,
much more belligerent than they are.
They stand by their pledge, and
calmly and patiently bide their time.
But, as we .have frequently 're„
marked, the issues involved in this
event are entirely above aud beyond
' all mere party considerations, They
arc, in, the broadest sense of tike
phrase, political issues. They turn
over a new leaf in our political his
tory ; they throw a new and startling
light upon the perilous weakness, of
our political, system. Had Hayes
been fairly elected it would bare been
a.misfortune to the country,:but the
misfortune could have been borne
because no danger or disgrace at
tached to it. But the incoming of a
President who is literally no Presi-
dont; who represents, not the will of
the people, but the repudiation of
that will, is something more than a
misfortune—it is a gigantic calamity,
full of the graVest dangers and the
government hinge; and if we enjoy
these blessings hereafter, it will be
because the people are able to main
tain their rights without that law.
Republicans have torn down the con
st! i ulionul bulwark, but tine Demo
crats as well as Republicans must
endure the evils which will rush in
through the breach. This nation has
started on that inclined plane along
which so many others have slid to
political perdition. Whether we
shall be an exception to the historic TUTT ’ 8
rule the future alone can determine
Hayes’ Cabinet.
BUGGIES,
BUGGIES—BUGGIES’,
BUGGIES.
W. R. REAVERS,
.A_th.ens, Georgia.
Manufacture of and dealer in all kinds of
ies, Wagons, Sulkvs,
abundance of fruit on cotton, and held it during the hot dry season
MESSRS. ORR & CO.—GenO
For corn I never saw its equal. J. ¥. LEE, Oconee County, Georgia.
I hereby certify that I used the Cumberland this season, and can unhesitatingly say it is the best I ever used.
Yours truly, A. A. HILL, Mulberry, Jackson County, Georgia.-
Price of Cumberland
Price of Chemicals
Price of Acid
Freight on Chemicals aud Acid 25c. per sack.
j:m302m
Cotton option oil all 15c for middlings.
$72 00 per ton. No freight.
21 30 for 600 lbs. enough for a ton.
41 00 per ton of 2,000 pounds.
For any information apply to
OHH & CO.
A. A. BELL.
I*. A. SUMMEY.
j. v. sparks, Ag’t. . i LIVERY, FEED HD SHE STABLE,
Top or no top Buggies and Spring Wagons
All kinds of vehicles repaired at short notice’
painting aud trimming done in the bc-t-t and
latest styles. Work nut up to order aud war
ranted to give satisfaction.
Done in the best manner, harness made and re
paired at short notice. lose the lies: material
that can bo had, aud have /skilled workman
who know their business, bavin:, an experience
of eleven years I te-1 confident of giving -atis-
fhetion. Give mi a trial and 1 am sati-fied yon
will be pleased as I do the cheapest work in the
eitv. Shop opposite
*<»<»
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
| JL-bliexto, Georgia.
j GANN & REAVES, PROPRIETORS.
j _ Will be found at their old stand, rear Frank-
| lin House building, Thomas street. Keep al
ways on hand good Turnouts aud careful dri-
j vers. Stock well cared for when entrusted to
our care. Stock on hand for sale at all times.
declStf.
J Z. Coopers. Livery
janfMhn. ,, j W. R.
'TABLE.
E AVERS.
IRON, STEEL AND NAILS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS-
MANUFACTUUERS AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
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HEED THE
isrIWords of Advice,!
PILLS
PILLS
PILLS
PILLS
PILLS
TUTT’S PILLS
TUTT’S "RESPECTFULLY offered byii^is
TUTT’S w. H. Tutt, M.D.. for many {.Vw £2
tiitt’s years Demonstrator of Anatomy in kii ra
ti’tt'q * he Medical College or Georgia. {,{ “{“I
SHU,? Thirty years’experience In the JILLS
TUTT S practice of medicine, together with PILLS
TUTT’S Hfteen years’ test of tfutt's Pills, PILLS
TUTT’S and the thousands or testimonials PILLS
TUTT’S given of tliclr efficacy, warrant me piers
TUTT’S l” saying that they will positively ptt.t.s
ti IT’S c «re all diseases that result from a pi, , «
titTt’sdiseased liver. They are not rec- , 5
Ir.II.S ommended for all the ills that afflict vILLS
: TUTT S humanity, but for Dy*i>epsla, .latui- PILLS
TUTT’S dice. Const I pat Ion, Plies. Skin Dts- PILLS
Secretary of State—?W m M.Evarts,
of New York.
Secretary of the Treasury—John
Sherman, of Ohio.
Sei’retivvnfWsr—(t W jMcOrni’V 1 TUTT’S eases. Rilioiis Colic. Rheumatism, PILLS
oixiciaiyoi »var W. »V . JULV/ruiY, j TDTT . S Palpitationjjf thejleart. Kidney PILLS
of Iowa
Secretary of the Navy—R. M.
Thompson, of Indiana.
Secretary of the Interior—Carl
Scliurz, of Missouri.
Postmaster-General—D. M. Key,
of Tennessee.
Keep your Money at Home!
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ood supply of ! TUTT’S
’ ' TUTT’S
TUTT’S Affections. FematcConiplalnts.Ac,, pills
tiitt’s a, l of which result from a derange-
tutt”? meat of the Liver, no medicine has ' , 5
-i-Li-LS evp r proven so.successful as DR.
TUTT’S TUTT’S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
TLTT’S PILLS. PILLS
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TUTT’S PII.I.S : PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE. : PILLS
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COTTON ' <3- I TxT S,
PORTABLE ENGINES,
Mowers, Reapers, Threashers, &c.
DEUPREE BLOCK, ATHENS, GEORGIA.
June 23, 1875.
34-tf.
TUTT’S PILLS
REQUIRE NO CHANGE OF : PILLS
DIET.
TUTT’S PILLS
PILLS !
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I keep on hand, at all time
Moulding said Class,
and everything necessary, and can frame Pictures’
As low. as they coin be framed in
v .•,//; ; . Atlanta, ..
or elsewhere in (he.State;. Don’t give your
orders to drummers from Atlanta houses’ but
give me a trial. 1 guarantee better work lorthe
money than you can get in,Atlanta, besides,
saving your freight and trouble. It is poor,
policy to send your money to people who are
doiug nil they can tojjuko,- a way’station of
Athens. Orders for all sizes and styles of
Frames filled at short notice, and Satisfaction
guaranteed, .. X. A. BURKE,
IcblS^tf. : Baokseller and Stationer.
TUTT’S ’:
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Belton IBto-fcol,
, ,[ r); B©ltoa r <Soos’gMu
Situated CG miles ou the-Atlanta, Richmond
and Air Line Railroad from Atlantn, and within
one-mile of tile junction of the North East Rail
road of Ga. The Proprietor is now prepared
to serve aH who call upon him with meals at the
following rites: .
Single meal 50c. 1 Per week $C 00
Pgr day....... .$1 50 jPermontii. . . $31) oO
julyJSfly - nfr&ffifogS&ti
TUTT’S ;ARE PURELY VEGETABLE.: PILLS
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TUTT’S PILLS j PILLS j
NEVER GRIPE Olt NAUSE- : PILLS j
1 , ATE. j PILLS j
| n r , r ; s -i
. THE DEMAND FOR TUTT’S: PILLS I
I rUTT’S -PILLS is norcdnflucd to this: PILLS
TUTT’S icouutry.hutvxtundatoail parts; PILLS \
TUTT’S -of tlio world. : PILLS j
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TUTT’S • A CLEAR HEAD,elastic limbs,: ■’ PILLS 1
TUTT’S -eood digestion, sound sleep,: PILLS
TUTT’S jhuoyant spirits, fino appetite,\.TILLS
TUTT’S -aro some of the results of tlie= PILLS
TUTT’S iuse of TUTT’S PILLS.
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Books £
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Is Published Daily, Tri-ffeetly aid Weekly,
A-fc Axagias-fca, Ga.,
■ j i ’ .,i ’ •
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■Fall tolcgruphio dbjlatchea from alllpoifita.-
Latcst and moat accurate market rejporta. In
teresting and Reliable Correspondence from all
parts of Georgia, South Carolina and Washing
ton City, Georgia aud Carolina news aenctialty.
- ’Daily, oue year, flO, six months : Tri
weekly; one year, $5, six montliaW; Weekly,
one year, »2, ^moptha, »L„, y deo§, [
»h v i For Sale. hue mill 1
A second-hand Wheeled & Xti&on Sewing
Machine; has been bat little used and is iu per
fect order, ifov sale cheap for Cosh. ‘ Apply at
ongS^tf.
Cheapf Cheaper! Cheapest!
par dozen; Flsgg and Mooes’s Ink, in.« onrtc#
oases; 40 Bents per dozen. Paper, Steel Pens,
Pencils Ac.; as cheap as they can be bought
elsewhere. Give me a trial.
feblS-tf. T. A. BURKE, Bookseller.
AS A.
TUTT’S PILLS ARE TIIE: PII.L3
REST—PERFECTLY IIARA1- :
LESS. :
SOLD l VERYW1IERF.
PRICE, TWENTY-FIVE CT9.:' PILLS
'— I pills
PRINCIPAL OFF! ! E'
TUTfS ~ IS MUitlUY NI’KIIET, i PILLS
Tl’T’T'd i WMI Vsxnar 7 - .
SEW YORK.
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BE. TUTT’S
iMFSCTORANT
Hus unrivaled preparation has per- j
fdrrocd vomt of the most astonishing i
cures that are recorded in the annals qf.
history. Patients' suffering for years from {
I lie various diseases of the Lungs, after ;
trying different remedies, spending thou-
sands of dollars in traveling and doctor
ing. have, by the use or a few bottles;
entirely recovered their health. \
WONT GO TO FLORIO A.” 1
DR. Tli'rf: New York, August 30,1873. |
Dear Sir-:-When lu Aiken, last winter, I used your I
Expectorant for my couzh. shd-rosllsod raoro*benefit <
from it then anything I ever took, t am so w«U that
I will not go to Ykntdi’hsn winter os I intended.
Send mo oae dozen bqttles. by express.- for .some
Mends. • ’*”•» • ALFRED CUSHIN'G.-
" . vlir f* ^ l. gurtr-arat,Street/
,j *■' Boston, January 11/1874.
This o:rti9es that X have roeommended the ueeoi
Dr. Tutt’s Expectoran t for diseases of the luhgs
for the pat two years, sqd to my kno vledgo msnjl
bottles have been used by my p itieats with the b>P-
tpleat roontts. Xa tenreaieaf’WinfraIt was thdnght oon.
firmed oonypmptloa had tekeu plaso the Expietorant
effected sonre. l ' R. H. 8PRAOUE, M.D.
“ We can not epsak too'highly of Dr. Tutt’3 £x-
pactOrant, r ttnd'lor the ucke of sUffoAnn humanity
hope It may beoome more gensraUy imawn.”-CuaiS.
tias Advocatk- -ll< }i ■ i ■ :l -; t.’- It
Sold by DrujggUta^ .Urlre
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PATENT,
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Ti fte'a.t:
THE best. Stores, Ofiioes.'ShniR:. Waro' i-uJc,
Dwelling Honse* &o. . K. P. BlsIlOT.
ang.l.tf. No. 1. Bro;.i’ St.. U|> stairs.
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BKADLEY’iS:,
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BRADLEY’S PALMETTO ACID.
First Prfeminm awardott to thb Brttdley Fertilizer Company, for the most
complete' and the moat .instructive exhibition of Artificial Fertilizers o
Superior .Quality, at tl>e-National Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia in
1876. One million of dollars jiermpiiently invested in the business, is a very
good guarantee that the3e Fertilizers will always be kept up.to their present
high standard. These Firtilizers have been used constantly in this section
for sevend years, and I'take pleasure in referring tp parties who have used
them, for evidence of tlieir great value. For prices, terms, &c., please
apply to,
/ feb!3-2m 0T. H. CRANE, Agent.
PIANO & ORGAN DEPOT
Phillips, Crew & Freyer
iL-fclcua-ba, Georgia.
Sole Agents for the WorKURenowued
J85
Grand, Square and Upright
IS?® EZ. r^T
These instrumeiitsdiaye been before the public
for more than forty vears, and upon their ex
cellence alone have attained an Uiipurehosed
1‘ro-em nenee which establishes them ns un
equalled tor their Tone, Tough, Workmanship
and Durability.
They have received seventy-five gold and
silver AlcdnK overall other competitors.
Endorsed by “Thalberg,” ’• Gottselialk,”
“Strakosh,” “ Pauline Lutc:i.” “Clara Louise
Kellogg,” “lima DcMurska,” “ Muzio” Mills,
and others. Also securing the first and highest
premiums at the
IKT'X’EiR.Kr ATION
Centennial Exhibition,
. PHILADELPHIA-, OCTOBER, 1OTG.
The prices of these instruments are as low as
the exclusive use of first-class materials will
allow. .
Catalogues and price lists mailed free on ap
plication to
PHILLIPS, CREW & FREYER,
General Agents, Atlanta, Ga.
SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
oct.31.tf.
Tltf! Two Destinies—By Wilkie Collins,paper
75c., cloth $1.5o.
Daniel Deronda—By George Elliot $1.60.
The Spur of Monmouth; or Washington in
Arms, $1.75.
Israel Mort Oveiuian— By John Sanders 75c.
The House of Cards—By*Mrs. Casltela Uoey,
75c.
Curiosities and Law of Wills—By John Prof
fatr, $1.50.
Judicial Puzzles, gathered from State Trials.
By John Paget. ■
The Law of tlio Road, or Rights and Wrongs
of a Traveller—By K. Y. Rogers, Jr., Barrister
at Law, $1.50.
Morey Phqbrick's Choice, (uo name series)
$1.00‘ "
Illustrated Lessons iu our Lauguugc—By G.
P. Quackenbos, 60e.
j. - ■ i i . For sMe at
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