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T.iE BUTLER HERALD
SuuuuirriuR 1’aica |1.68 P*» Amur
* TUUSDAV, MCli. 8th 1881.
County Officers Elect.
Whan will theaveragelegislator
loam to ct-AM) tinkering with the
Code of this State, exc"pt wlure'
experience urgently demands time
■hall he a clmng. ? No man can be
at all ertain aa to tip? law upnu
any pa ticular subject from an ex-
aui nation of the Cude. U nuccersary
ohauges of its provision* have not
only brought about a troublesome
uuuei taiuty as to how lar it may be
salely relied as a guide in legal
matters, Wit they have wrought
many grievous evils that c.nnut
uow bo remedied. We are tempt
ed to regret that our late Cnnstiiu-
tional Convention did not insert a
section in the new Constitution
making it a felony to make any
Change iu the Code un ess cX|«ri-
enoe had demonstrated beyond all
question that the change sought to
be made was urgently demanded.
As it is, we presume we must con
tinue to suffer liotn the evil com
plained ot, tor an indefinite period
iatheiuture. For the ordinal}'
legislator seems to think that it is
his imperative duly to “introduce
a bill" of some sort, and hs be ia
gen'rally innocent of any knowl
edge of the laws of our Mate and
the actu il wants ol our people, he
goes to tinkeiiug with the Code,and
iu uinety-niue cases out of a hun
dred, aggravates the evil he is at
tempting to remedy—; if indeed he
has any purpose other than to se
cure the meution of his name in the
newspapers as the author of a bit.
We wish these uudedged, would
lie legislators couln unde stand that
noterrty is not by auy tm uns fame.
These reflections have lieen caus
ed by a change uiaue in the Co .e I
of this Stale in the year 1875, n
which the proviso of action 154
wus repea.ed. The repealed proviso
allowed the Tax Receiver until the
first of April after his elec i'-n, and
all the other county officers /i.ntil
first of June next alter th-'r elec
tion to mske their bonds and qual
ity. Since the repeal of this pro
viso, these officers have been al low
ed but forty days after their elec
tion to qualify. These forty days
have elapsed and in more than ha!
the couuti's of this State the coun
ty officers thinking they had until
the first of June, failed to qualify.
What has aided in keeping up this
mistake to the present, is the fact
that the State authorities have re
ceived yipd accepted without ques
tion the bonds of county officers
filed after the forty days. Wc pre
eurne tho truth is the repeal of the
provsio named, had escaped the
memory of our.State officers as it
had ours, since it is impossible lor
any man to keep in mind ull tt.e
changes made in the Code since
137®.
Under a recent decision of the
Supreme court of this state it
seems that where the statute re
quires sn official bond to be filed
in a spec fled period of time, and
such bond is made and filed after
the time prescribed by law, it can
not be collected under the statu e.
In the event any person elected- to
au office in this Stats requiring it,
shall fail to make his bond within
the time Allowed by law. und it be
comes necessary to order an elec
lion in consequence of such failure
the person so failing to give bond
and qualify will not be eligible to
eleotjon to the same office at the
election so ordered.
As we have already stated, thi
county officers elected in January-
last, at least a portion of them
have,in more than half the counties
of this State, failed to make And
file their bonds within the time
presc. ibed by law. The matter
his besn submitted to Attorney
General Anderson for bis consider
ation and opinion. The Governor
does not wish to run the counties
in default to the trouble and ex
penae of a special eleotioa. As the
main difficulty in the matter seems
to be, that if the binds be taken
after the time prescribed by law
has expired, such bonds will not
be valied and binding under the
statutes, it has been snggested by
one of the ablest and most experi
enced lawyers in tins seotion of the
State, that those officers who have
yet mod^IXtiBftd 8 shall do
h of said
rinci-
that
the bond shall be good and valid
under the statute, notwithstanding
the forty days allowed by law to
mske and tile such bond has elaps
ed. ’1 his it seems to us is an easy
nml at the same time legal solution
ol tliis trouble, and we trust the
suggestion will be accepted ss a
way out. We may add that
h ml lias been made in accordant'
with this s ggestion and Unwanted
to the Governor for his considera
tion and to trust and beiicve i
wi I be accepted. In tile mean
tlmejet those officers who have not
adreadv nia'e their lioiids iome
lorwird and exe ute them without
d-1 iv iu aceoidaiise wi h the sug
gest! n already iu ntioued; and
having done so, nothing w II re
main for them to do but to await
the Governor's decision, which wil
ot c uiie la* given at aa early day
Now all this tr-uble ha been
brought iilamt by the mania n:
iiiemliere ol the l.egislrtor to tink
er with tile Code, home case wi
arts - in which some man thinks tin
law lias hem hard on him, an
tor'hwith, the member Iroin hr
county, hoping to acquire (Hipulari-
ty rnsliert to the General Assembly
with a li'll ti chitige the Ode,
We unhesitatingly reunite the
Th* Leek sf lafstllnm.
Yesterday afternoon, shortly
after the arrival of the train, a
man entered a hotel in this city
and asked the clerk who stood
busying himself with patten blot
ter, the terms upon which he could
engage board.
Owing to tho location of your
rooms. Fold well.
I don't cate so much about the
eaten' part replied the man. I'm
lorty odd years old, and have been
eatm’ about all my life It's gettin’
to lie an old tiling to me.
Well, say, give me a respectable
room—bow much’ll you charge?
Just youisell, sir?
Well, in a manner.
Twenty live dodars per month,in
case you are alone
You see, it’s this way: My wife
will be wi ll me, as times are pretty
tight I c mln le to arrange it in
his way: I’ll tukr breakfast, my
wife take dinner, and we’ll throw
up—wet or dry—for s p|>er. By
tliai mean-, we can bo h board for
"lie price. 1 recoil I'm a little the
test manager you ever sed
I- illy dollars for the two.
I doll t unde stand that sort of
itiuie-tie Both logether,we'don-
y eat the men s allowed for one
.«• sou. It don'i hurt a tied auy
■lore for two p. ople to sleep on it
ill n one. 1 vegota lied uut in
ill coittiy that was pres-tiled to
my wile when wo got umirieil, and
1 II lie ding d if it niiitj at as good
as i ew. It’s one of tliese old lush-
ertni", that not one III twenty I pede, with high, yaiief posts
ol the (h ingi-s made in the t'ode n tin- tops a- b.g ua a y ling
sitioe 1873 lots been dictated by, or
based upon piinciptes of piact cal
common set.se anil piudeiic The
truth is, law ia a sco-nee and no
legislator should at tempt tocli -nue
it It bus tl.e evil to In- u-lll died is
pa ent, and the r. m.-dy proposed is
teitlly what s net-de l for, tin I will
accomplish tne ■ r.d iu view- it
we thought it would do any good
we Would appeal to the Genetitl
Assembly ot this State to rot.
down every proposed change in mu
Code, uni- ss it sliou d b si own
a inaihematical demonstration ilia
'he pro|n.sed * hauge was urgently
dfiiinndfd by tin* public cm d, and
tout it went no lurthei in itsappli-
cution than to c rrcct the evil that
experience loid shown to exist.
Lest the foregoing remarks may
he toil: trued into au implied cen-
8U"e of our Senator ami llepn-s. u-
tative, wr state now iliat they have
never att.mpied, nor had the
least inclination to meddle wi li
the Code, in any shaj>e form
ntant-er, Wi regret that we ciui-
uot say thisot legislators in getiei-
»1— and of comparatively few in
particular.
THE ltENFKOE CASE.
The supreme court lias decided
that the leg.sttive attack on . reas
Itrer K-nfroe was unconstitutional.
Judge Jackson deiiveted a lengthy
opiuion. ity diiection of a resolu
tion ot general assmililyin 1879.
the governor of this state in Jan
uary, 1880, issued two executions
against John VV. Henfroe arid
sureties, one for the sum of ®5,-
037.81,and another for 817,761.48,
besides interest aud [len.iities, the
first purporting to be ou his bond
as tieaamer of the slate under his
election in 1876 to lilt the vacancy
of the preceding treasurer, and the
mher on his bond under the elec
tion of 1877 for the full term.
T'nese executions were levied ou
several tiacis of land in the county
of Wnsh ngton—some as the prup-
erty of Uentroe, and others ns the
prop-rly of Wilson, o"e of hi-
sureties on both bond. Tuereitpon
iienfroe and Wilson each tiled n
seperate hill ptaying that the
sheriff of the county bs re
ft.mined from selling the prop
erty levied on until the ■ quities
of the ca-e could be heard be
for- the superior court of Washing,
ton county, and then that he be
perpetually enjoined from enforc
ing ihem The only parly delete
d nt to the bills is the sheriff, and
it is brought in his county und the
county ol the suite of the proper
ty ot complainants on which he has
levied. The court says in coi.olu-
ion: We cannot see that th.
chancellor erred in granting that
reatra ning order. It may be tliu
the treasurer and surety are liali e
to respond to the state for the
money mode by the use of the pub
lic fond.. It may be that ou prop
er pleadings, by answer, or answer
n the uature of cross b ; lls, to these
bills of complainants, recovery may
be had by the state for such sums
as may have been received by the
treasurer and Ilia sureties on ac
count of interest which he made by
the use of public money. On these
question we deoide nothing. All
that we do decide is that on neither
of these bonds can these executions
summarily make the money which
is therein specified, and that until
the whole case can be fully and
fairly heard in open court, the
chancellor was right to grant the
ad-interm injunction,
J udgement affirmeed.
p. iiipkin I'll ii'ii sit the room
with this be i an l min cliab. My
wife call sit on the fi.air. IV lived
ill 1 lie c > uiry all toy lilt*, a.id
ha. in,made it lit -In money lust year,
I com Haled t" emit in town und
spiuige a little That's a woman
down tile country ti-ul lias all the
time buck'll' lignin m- wife, and to
ill iiwav wi h ter buve con lu
lled 'n isi.itd in a lintel.
Fifty d' lints i er month is our
lowest rate-.
Ilnw much I’.v the year?I um go
ut’ iiro the business iig
MX hiulrcd d ill's.
This is wil lies tie b ismess with
tile. Mow much lor leu years
8 x iIioiih.ui I dol ais.
I’l'HI H gelitn down to it. llow
niueh lor twenty mi ■?
7 w-lve tbolls ml dollma
All rgh . mirk me down fora
snack ri lit II'W und check it tiff
'or twenty years.
8ee that curd? slid the clerk
|Hiintii.g in the lintel niixiiu, ol
ii-raous without batg ge are re-
quir.it to pay in ndvatien.
Uh, I’ve not llie bleg ‘ge, and
the mail Ilfo d up a cm pel bag.
'I hat won’t go
Won’t you take 'bin as security?
No; get out ot h ie.
But 1 want boa d here twenty
J'e»rs.
Go on nway.
I’ll leave y nr sale hole', sir,
liu tiist le' me show you. He Id
le > up h s turpt-ibig, o|a*n«>l ii
mil displayed $50,000 iu govern
ment bonds.
Y' U O.UI stity, sir.
No. 1 believe not. It takes
'<Hi much tunn y to put up in this
hotel. Guess I’d go round and
put up iu a wagon yard.
Kier since Cain gave AIh-I a clip
with H dull |nO| le have lost mon
ey by not ubs< rvilig the laws of po
bleu ss.
A Misuse Msry.
A BROTIItdt AND SI.sTK.S SEPARA
TED IN INFANCY MKi-.T IN AK-
TKA YEARS, MU BECOME HUS
BAND AND WIKIS.
.-Somerset. Ky., Feb. 21.—A
late so sad that it wou U bring tears
to tlie eyes of tile must Iniidunvd
Inis just u tile to light in lliir cuuu
ty; yet it is a sulij ut so oelmate
tliai it cau be »pp uached utiiy
wi Ii tile deepest reverence. Tile
key-note to the a most tragical sto
ry is tbut a young man and only ol
litis cotiidy nave Oven living in the
Indy bonds ut wedlock for utmost u
year, when they ure brother urn!
isor. For tile readers ot the
Ci’Uritr-Journai to gel at the Hue
inwardness of things, they will
nave to go back a lew ye.rs anil see
me hitter results tiiat flowed from
a divorce.
Some years ago a man und wile
came to this couniy, ou account ot
uiiiily 'loubbs, seperaled an oil y
daughter going whIi the tutner
while tile sou Blityed belaud . lo
sitare tile loi of bis mother. The
giuib'inao removed to a neighlmi-
uig .Slate and engaged iu an Hgr -
cultural 1 fe and accumu ated u-.n-
siderabl property lli-wife iu the
im a.l iine liad d if ed away to Sail
Francisco, Cal. Years rallied by.
and the gentleman died without
ever revealing the blight ol his ear
ly life to his duugltter, she being
ton young at the tim- of the s pa-
ration to remember anything about
it. Soon at er the mother died,
and tlie son having no friends iu
Dalifornia, ami yearning f r the
love and confidence of the friends
and relatives of his boyhood, came
back and settled in Leuiueky.
East summer the young iady came
lo this State on a pleusanre trip,
und while spending the season at
one of the watering places met this
young man and, attracted by his
yolished manner and cultured
mmd, fell in love with him. He,
equally as charmed by her win
some taoe and feminine grac-s re
ciprocated the feeling, aud after a
short courtship they were married,
both tottaly ighorant of the terri
ble mistake tiny were making
A few days ago tlie old family
lawyer of the young wife's father,
who, by the way, knew all the past
life of her father, came to soe the
young married couple, and during
Ilia stay learned the history of th
young man. Struck by tlie simi
larity of the husband s history and
tbut of his wile’s father's aud hint
b lieving tlie horrible truth, lie set
himself to work ana learned
enough to convince him tiiat the
duughtea of his old lrieud had
mairird her brother. The few
friends who have learned tlie youug
couple's sad pr dicimeut have con
cluded to k.ep tho secret, and let
them l.ve us tuna aud w fe. Tlie
lady is uuw enefenf, aud it is be
lieved that it sue learned ot her Uu-
fOiiscioUB shame that the terrible
revulsion of leeliuge wnu.d de
throne her reason.
oarr -cr®>
•OR THr,*^
i WEEKLY
PHONOGRAPH.
A large 32 column uownpnpor, chock
lull ol the best rouping inultur lor tliu
ciitertuiiuuout of cvcryboilp. Any
one Romliiitf a club of tun aim tun
dollars will gut a copy fruo one your
THE DAILY PHONOGRAPH
In the liveliest and uusiust sheet at
the Cayital.
- TERMS
Olio year, $0.00; Six months, $3.00;
Throe months, $1.50: Due month GO.
S V HSCHIU E A T OSCE.
Address,
W. T. UilRISTOPHKR & BrO.
Atlanta, Ga.
MU'J?i€?J» I
Brewer’s Luug Restorer.
M«w Loudon, Couu., June 1st 186C.
Hthtfa, Luuiur, ttiuiidu X Lmuur, Mac.>u,
| WUAi jUU Ul MUtl lULbtXOUll. Ab Ult-W-
er’rt Luug Restorer by e.xyi»«» aud 1 wi 1
lorwurU jou iu« nouej uu receipt oi biU.
Rutpootfuily, Iiuoai F. iiiowu,
I'lUbiUc-ci brown Gbtbui Uin Company,
N»w Louiiou.
Jdaoon, Ga., Jrue 9th, i860.
Mnwn. Lauiar, Uuumn A Limumi, Gcuile-
uuu: -Knuwuul Vie oouipoui-ut par.s
Viewer a Luug brtaiortr, 1 do not h«.sib%te
say that iu ui.« bclid it W Uie U-nt r< uiotb
u,r Cuiwuupuou, Utououiox aud cll tl turoui
.slid luug tilACHflen, ever dir-eovered, uU»l
p.eiksurt- iu rcvoiuait-udiug ittouil wi
r quite eucU a uiedvulue. it i» utilise l
i/oosuiupUou iciueiiitN i U*»eeve» ims-u,
iiiai n uhh uo upiuim; aud au opiaie iu n
opiuiou is tue Very wuret Uuug that «aiu I
^tvsu to auy cue wtior-e syMlUi becouiee «
j..UMicd by ih>usuuiutiuu.
L. W. Hunt
Dr. A. H Nortou of Suv.uiuiui, writ*
•• • our fdvur of I4iu iuuu u» at btuid. 1 as
sure von u a .eras ute pieubure to give
illiuale IU uvor ot youi
ug /feblorer, Uaviug given u a la
a usuiUer ot OOnue WUere It proved urUwCery,
iu lUe ireauueutol brouoiuUa aud t^'UAiimp*
yean, ago my wilt was. lai gi
nou, she hud bciU uouhlied
gieaiur purl ot the timi*, for
uioiilbe wills iiiuuu Fevc| e try duy uu,
I .a but iniie hopes ot her reOovery, but by
iK-reeverrUCe wiiu the bossuigH ol God, fn-<
uuu^s uie Itssiay p« riectiy eouud. 1 gav<
dtr uo other Luug Medicine than yours am
a cu.igli »>rup i iuuuo- i have geueiuliy
gtteu them together >u» 1 have eiroug huih
•u both. 1 eiii ci etlssi iu oureiug u number
..I ho|«lem cuscm aim regard JiriWer’n Lung
Uestorxr w> m very vul-iable prepamtiou.
VIUWC ttoud me per Express ouo gallon
mu ucuriy “ ‘ “ *
will
GLOJ # GlA—-Tayloh Coufty :
Tlie Ueviewers appointed having
recomniuuilud a i'ublic Uoud running
in the direction of (JarHonvilio via
the ** Litwtoil” place, et. at.
persons having objections to the
-aiue are hereby required to make
known the s*ime within the time pre
scribed by law, or said actinu ol said
Reviews will be approved.
lij order of the board of Commis
sioners • oads aud lie enue.
This February 10th 18bl.
JAMkSlL liUSS,.
fob.l5-w4w. Clerk,
appro*
IU imtlNUuipd'
Heud Dill of
and 1
Walter A. Ttylor. of Atlanta, Mys! I h
bdeii pnshiug tho rmIu o! brewttr's Luug He*
tmd selling it at every opportunity,
' third that 1 will edablish a goo.1
. — nbei ot a
bottle but
greatly beUkhtud
g*ii th;' second bottle. 1 Will expert to ndi
rapidly in the tall aud winter. YouisTru-
ly, Walter A. Taylor,
Druggist, Atlautu. G>n
Mimwth. Lamar. Rankin A Lamar, Geutic-
en*. ( am induced from your advertise
ment of hrew« r*H Luug Uentuier, to give it u
„ K tueinbei of ot my family who bun
tad three hemoragm leceuliy and is now
ry Itx ble. The last heroorrhage wan ab-nt
...ur veuks ago. I hud decided to send h< r
to Gaiueeville tlie 1st of July, but wish to
try your Lung ltoatorer before she leaves. —
Please ioraord me ode boitle to t’ouhrau,
Ga.. by Expreoo. Kesportndly.
Rev. IL K. MoCalh
Maocn. Ga.
Mean*. Lamar, Rankin A Laumr. Gentle-
eu:-My little girl eight yi-ms old ha»
«u for eurne time troubled with a sev-.r,-
cough, which phynicians |‘rouoiinne Rroti-
>‘liiUM. She slept but little, coughing near
ly ’he entire night and we hail to get u-
•ry often io help her out, the cough was so
wre. At your sohotuuiou 1 bo*gbt a bot-
i of Hrewer's Lung Restorer auti the be
ta to improve at uuw ami boa been nleep-
...g nicely ever xiiioe aud 1 hruly believe e,.r
will l* permuutly oured, 1 was very much
ngbieiu-d ur her condition uot long since,
rejoicing at hermpid reoovery,
Yours t AUiy, Geo. V. Wing.
Messrs Lamar. Rankin A Lamar. Macon,
ij*,. vieulleiueu: -A member of my (aunly
whom 11 eared had Consumption has Ihn-u
duitrelv cured by the use of brewer s Lun^
Ltcdorer. Uirf ooudlllou was very alarming
•• all of us and we did every lluug ** could
hiuk of to con. tit him, witnout success,
tuni 1 got him a bottle of your Luug Ue-
itorer. fie began to improve alter the first
lose aud bclorehe usd takt u two bottles am.
ditirsly cured, where 1 feared no cure whs
.Msedbie, aud 1 most cheertutly reoommeud it
o ml at>o have suy utietdious of the Lungs.
,iu wo» ooughiug and vpiihug <dt tbt time.
o luceMHHUily that it prevented his aieepiLg
d night aud what little sleep he got did uot
refresh him iu the least. Hud but little ap-
[H-tiiu und tiuce he beguu the use of brewei's
uuug Restorer bm slept well uud bn appe-
t.e n 1 very much oclur. I have never seen
my thing act so promptly aud effect a euie
u so 4hort a time. Wifihtug you great sue-
and hopiug the above may o.flueuc
uuuy to try brewer's Luug Ittxlore, where
uey need a medecinn to ktrtugthen aud re-
.lore the Lunge io a healths condition. \
1 am V«ry Respectfully,
Mrs. E. J. Williams,
Washington Avenue, near Wesleyan Fe
male College.
We oesire to oall the attention of the pul>-
ic to (lie above volunhiry testimonials ol
the well known per-ou* whose nances are at
die bottom. We arc yet to hear of auy otic
who bus uot been beuefltted by the use ol
brewer's Lung Restorer, but on the other
•laud nil who iried oue bottle come bock io
<et from three to »ix bottles. May iug they
had n^eived great bem.-fit irum its use. H e
have a 1-ttir from a gtiiileman at Toombe-
burro, Ga., saving. T bave had Luug dts
lease four or tive years, using during the
time many different remedies, but have de
rived more real benefit i • om this on* boitle qf
Ureirer a Lung Restorer than from all the hal-
lanr.e pul together. 1 want six' more bottles,
which please send at once, as I wish to get
by the time t no bottle (now have gives
Signed H. H. Waiktns.
. ara also in reoeipt of au order from I.
F. brown who is president of the Brown
G«n Company New London, Conn., who
says he has been told of the cures made
by brewer's Lung Restorer, and request ns
6 send I im six bottles. Wo propose to kisp
the foot belore thepcople that brewer's Luug
Restorer gives satisfaction in every instance.
LAMPBETHS 1
Yoursulvos by making i
oy wltuu u golut'it oliauco is
dTeifil,thereby always keej>-
ng poverty from your door,
always take advantage
the good chances for making money
that aw o/rered,g««erally become weal
thy, while those who do tint improve
such chances remain in poverty. We
want many meti,womou,lioyM ami girls,
to work for us rigid in their own locul-
itea. ’I lie business will pay more than
ten times ordinary wages. We furnish
an-xpenaive outfit and all that you need
froo. No one who engages f >ils to make
money very rapidly. You can devote
your whole time to the work, or <*ih>
your spare moiueutn. Full information
and all that is needed sent free. Address
8PINSON AGO.. Portland, Maine.
Outfit furnished free,with full
instructions fore mduotingihe
uoSt prolitable business that
iiiyoue cau engage iu. Tho bus
muss is so easy to learn,andotii luseruc-
lions are so simple and plain, that any
one can inuke great profits from the
very stHrfc. No one can fail who is will
ing to work. Women are ss successfu
as men Boys aud girls can earn larg.
sums. Many have made at the busiucs;
over one hundred dollars iu a single
week. Nothing like it ever known be
fore, All who engage are surdrised at
the easo and rapidity with which the*
are able to make money. Yon can en
gage' iu this business during your spare
time rt great profit. You do not have
to invest capital in it. We take all the
risk. Those who need ready money,
should write to uh at onoe. All fur
nished free. Address TRUE A Co.,
Augusta, Maine [f fl ' J - ly
FOUND.
•0 M ,VAUUjfe
A REMEDY that is a utu . and ef
fectual cure for all diseases of the blood
Skio, Scrofula, Cancer in the worst
forte, White Swelling, Catarrh, Cancer
of the womb and all Chronic Sores,no
nutter of how long s<ending; we guar
antee a cure if our remedies are used
•cording to directions.
Smith’s Scrofula Syrup
AND
STAR CURINE
With th«-se two medicines combined
we have cured huudreds of cases of the
different dio^sses mentioned al*nv\
SMITH'S SCROFULA SYRUP
an internal retudy, one of the
b«Kt blood purifiers known to tlie
American iieop e.
STAR CURINE.
an external remedy; by applying
it on the outside, and taking Smith’s
Scrofula 8yrup, your case will lie easi
ly mired. If you will call on or ad-
i us we will take pleasure in
showing you hundreds of certificates
from pat-tirt liviAg in tliie Stnte that
you are well acquainted with, that
have been cured sound and well by
using Star Corine and Smitli’n Scrofu
la Syrup. If you are afllictod with any
of the above mentioned diseases do
not think your case will get well with
out treatment; do not delay; thu soon-
you will be restored to health and
happineBs.
Call on Daniel A Marsh at once be
fore it is too late’ and get a bottle of
Smith's Scrofula Syrup and Star Cu
me. Read the following certificates;
January 19 th, 1879.
Messrs. Daniel A Marsh, 13 Kim
ball House, Atlanta, Georgia.
Gentlemen; This is to certify that
9 have tried Smith’s Scrofula Syrup
several old chronic coses of Catarrh
Cancer, Sore Legs, otc., and we cheer
fully recommend it to the public as the
best, safest aud most reliable blood
purifier that can be used for all dis
eases for which it is recommended.
Respect R. HARTMAN A CO.
For sale by Walker A Gann, Butler
Ga- 8, S. Monk, Caraonville, Ga. L.
Potter, Prattsburg, Ga., Freeman
Mathews, Howard, Georgia.
AII communications should be ad-
drtaaed to to Daniel A; Marsh, sole
proprietors, and manufacturers 13
Kimball Hauae, Atlanta, Ga. [aprfily.
GURE J BACK AGUE.
And all diseases of the Kidneys, Bind-
and Urinary Organs by wearing the
IMPROVED EXCELSIOR KIDNEY PAD
It is n Marvel of Healing and Keellf.
SIMPLE. SENSIBLE. DIECT,
PAINLESS POWEFUL
OUR RS where all el-e fails. A
REVELATION aud REVOLUTION iu
Medlciue. Alworption or direct a^.plinttiou.
ns «ippoa.‘d to iiu-atIstnotory itilfmat iu**1i-
oint**. H nd for our treatise on Kidney
troubles,sent free, hold by druggists,or sent
bj mail, on receipt of price; $2.
(DDIIBHM
The'Oily” un» Pad Co
1VILLIA MS HLOVK.
DETROIT, MICH.
This is the original and geuuine Kid
ney Pad. Ask for it and take no other
For utile by Hunt, R-tnkin <fc
Lamar, wholesale) diuggistH,Macon
and Atlauta Ga.
Cores by ABSORPTIO N < !UWr »™w
ALT. long diseases,
THROAT DISK \SBS,
BREATHING TROUBLES.
It Kttivts into thu synt' iu ca-
ra'.ive agents and healing medicine*.
It draws fbom tlie diseased pari*
the puisuns that cause death.
Thonsaads Testify to Its Virtues.
YOU 0A\ BID BELtEVuD i\D
Don't despair until you have trisM
this Sensible, Kasi v Applied an<9
UAUIVJLH’ tSFFEC TV A A
Sold by Druggists, or sent by well
on receipt of prioe, t
Remedy.
‘ UrugffistL .
$2.00, by
Tlie ‘Only’ Lung Pad C.
WILLIAMS It LOCK,
DETROIT, MICH,
S*nd fur T—itiuunuls aud our booE,
“Tlireo Milti.'U. a Yc»r." Sent froo.
For sole hr Hunt, Rankin It
Lamar, W liuirsaleDruggists.MacuR
aud Atlauta, Ga.
J. M. W .CHRISTIAN’S
Bar and Restaurant.
•a CkD»r Htfoul, MACON t ttflOttOIA.
FINE LIQUORS, WINES, ClIAMPAONE, PORTERS AND
LAGER BEER.
IMPORTED DOMESTIC CIGARS ALWAYS ON HAND
We again iurite our old friends nnd customers to our well furnish
ed BAR an i buuutefully sup, lied tallies, wliieli are ready at all time*
lor their o .uti'urt. We also turtUHh IU.yi'-OuA8d BEDS FRinli
OF CHARGE, to our customer, who stop with us. Wheu visiting
Mficon don't mil to call and sue Uj*
aug31tf J. M. W. CHRISTIAN,
ATIJSNT1UN TEAC11EUS AM) PARENTS.
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SCHOOL BOOHS FOR TAILOR COUNTT SCHOOLS-
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Butler, G*.,'July 6th 1830.
At a meeting of the Board of Education ot Taylor County, held
to-day, the following resolution wae unanimously adopted, withth*
advice aud couseut of the leadiug teaeheis ot the county :
Jttiolvtd: That the Board of Education of Taylor county, after
caret ui exam,nation, do b re by prescribe for usj in the public school*
oi the cuuuty, the tollowiog Text-Books, vix:
New Graded (Americun Educational) Readers. Catlicart'* Liter
ary Reader. Bwiutou’s Word Boo* of Spelling. Bwiuton’a Geog
raphies. Swiuton’s Histories, ltobiuson’e Arithmotics. Speneeriaa
Uonv Book*. Webster s Diotiouaiies. A true extract fom th*
miuues. W. D. GRACE,
A. M. RH0DE8, Piesideut Board.
County School Commissioner.
These hooks are lo be procured at Introductory and exchange
rates from the tolluwiug Agents. Pope dc P. epics, Butler, Ga. St
S. Monk, Caieouvills, Ga. Freeman Muthews, Howard, Ga. S'
M. Moulton, Cedar Creek, Gi., aud H. T. Coleman,Ueynolifi^.UjjJ
For Siecimen copies, terms, etc., Address
ROBMiRT X. FARR.
Genxbal boU'lHUUN Agent, Macon, Ga. V-
IMPORTANT INFORMATION for the PEOPLE
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SOME VERY HARD NUTS TO CRACK.
,rt of the Union lor
y aie not similar
1. Companies have sprung np in every pnrt
ranking an "Imitating ninger Machines” Wh.
companies formed tor making imiations uf other Sewing Machines?
The public will draw its own interence. Gold is continually coun-
terfiied; brass aud tin never. ’111TKE-QUAKTERB of all th*
Sewing Machines sold throughout tlie world id 1880, weie genuine
“SINGERS,” made and sold by 'lhe Singer Manufacturing Co.
2. The Singer has taken the FIRST PRIZE over all companies
more than TWO HUNDRED T.MKS. Why ?
3. THE PEOPLE’S AWARD TO THE “SINGER.”—Th*
people bought Singer Machines aa follows: 1870, 127,833 Singer
Machines; 1871, 181,260; 1872, 219,758; 1873, 232,444; 1874
241,679; 1875, 249,862; 1876. 262,316; 1977, 282,012; 1878,366,
432. Many of the manufacturers of other machines refuse to *tat
their sales. Why?
Wast.no money on inferior counterfeits. Prices of ths genuine
GREATLY REDUCED I Sale3»f 1878 over sales of 1870, 228,-
599 Machines. A THREE-FOLE increase.
W* Wtumml Ever Machine R«M Wr Va*
The Singer Manufacturing Company has 1,500 Subordinate Oft-
ces in the United Stat and China, and 3,000 Offices io th* Old WoiM
and South America. JVHend tor Circulars.
THE SINGER HAMU FACT USING COMPANT.
G. W. LEONARD, Agist. 42 Mariutt* Street, Atlanta Gs,