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1885. (
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You ran buy tlie best ax in the
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Art Craio pleases the gentlemen
and charms the ladies. Call at the
.Studio and see samples.
Wood & Jackson have more first
class horses anti the biggest pile of
home-raised corn of auy livery stable
in Georgia.
The Supreme Bench.
Atlanta, Sept. 23 1884.—From ex
perience 1 think S. S. S. avery val
uable remedy for cutcneous diseases,
and at the same time an invigorating
tonic. James Jackson,
Chief Justice of Ga.
The shipment of cotton from Elber
ton up to Jan. l,for the present season
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shipment.than in any previous year
with the exception of tlie first year
after the completion of the Elbcrton
Air Line Railroad. The probability
is that it will reach at least 12,000
bales for the entire season.
An old German at Texarkana,
Ark., under the influence of liquor,
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finding the door locked, teiod to
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feet smaller below than at the lop,
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Americus Recorder: On Sunday
last Mr. W. C. Powers, who lives
seven miles west of Americus, left
home with his family at noon and
went to Smitliville. About. 3 o’clock
Monday morning a boy, who was
sleeping in an out house was
aroused by tire report of a gun,and on
lookingont discovered die house to
be in flames. The gen which arous
ed the hoy was hanging on a hook in
ihe house, and was discharged by the
heat. The hoy aroused the negroes
on the plantation, and they succeeded
in saving the outhouses and cribs
The house and all its contents wore
destroyed. The loss amounts to
abou;$800. Incendiary.
A True tfty of the War. ■
[LipptKfn'a Megazm,'.! *
I used to thinl/tlmt Cornelius O’Dovrd’l
story of the enthusiastic old lady who sent
an enormous pincushion to Garibaldi in
prison, was a delightful piece of flouseust
that.must have emanated straight from tin
Writer's brain. I dare say uow that sh<
really did send it aud a pair of silk-cov
tjredtoilet bottles to match it.
Some lithe ago I cliauced in conversation
to-allude to one of the charities practiced
during the civil war by a few ladies in
Philadelphia who were ‘in the habit of
sending food and clothing to the southern
prisoners at Fort Delaware. Those were
days t when the most simple necessaries oi
life had arisen to an enormous valuo, and
the shoes, stockings anu llannels, to sav
nothing of tobacco, pickles and jellies, all
cost more than it was pleasant to con tern
plate. Sneaking of these things, a lady
who had listened with great attention now
claimed for herself a similar work oi
mercy.
“But we used to’send our boxes to oui
own soldiers at Libby prison, ” site said,
with a gentle assumption of superior patri
otism that 1 could not sufficiently admire,
though doubting greatly vhether it had
ever been wortlf their wh'le to risk theii
goods on such a perilous and uncertain
jjourtwt- “Wily, I hjuficiiiber,** she went
u how we used to hours and
(hours makiug pocket pir.mshious, ”
‘‘Pocket pincushions i* 1 repeated,
faintly.
! “Yes, ” she said, with tender and truly
feminine symptdhy for distress. “The
poor fellows had not even a place to put
their pins. ”
I answered nothing. Garibaldi and his
tribute melted into insiguiticauce before
this thoughtful charity.
llor*o Physiognomy.
(AmericAti A>rrieulturist.J
A horse’s head indicates his chnracie?
very much as a man’s does. Vieei
shown in the eye and mouth; intelligence
in the eye and in the breadth between
the cars and between the eyes; spirit in
the eye and in the pose, in the mobile uos
trll, and active ear. The size of the eye,
the thinness of the skin, making the face
bony, the large, open, thin-edged nostril,
the tine ear, and the thin, fine mane and
foretop are ludicatiohs of fine breeding,
and.accompany high strung, nervous or
ganization, which, with good limbs and
muscular power, insures a considerable
degree of speed in the animal. Spirit is
shown by the mobile ear aud open eye,
and vice by the uncertain, restless eye,
the car laid back, and the air of distrust
in strong contrast to the trustful honesty
of the horse’s true nature.
. The stupid, lazy horse that drivers call
a “lunk head ” has a dull eye usually, a
narrow forehead, and contracted poll, lie
is always a blunderer, forgets himself and
stumbles on smooth ground, gets himself
and his owner into difllculties, calks him
self, is sometimes positively lazy, but
often a hard goer. He needs constant
care aud watchfulness on the driver's part.
A buyer of fine equine flesh should bo able
to detect the good and bad quulitios of the
animals he contemplates purchasing. Thli
valuable knowledge is only acquired by a
careful study of the various parts of horse
physioguomy.
A Sculptor’* Beginning.
["Gath" Jn Cincinnati Enquirer.]
Of small beginnings have both tho art
and literature of the present day come
forward. Larkin Meade went out one
New Year's eve, aud, by the assistance of
the boys in Brattleboro, Vt,, taked to
gether snpw and ice, ami modeled a figure
of the dying year with pen in hand, writ
ing its own epitaph, lie put water ou
this statue, aud it froze hard and nexi
morning stood up iu the middle of the
pillage, a matter of admiration.
There happened to be at Battleboro at
that time Mr. Joseph Beach, one of the
owners of The New York Hun. Ho wrote
a flaming description of this young genius
in Vermont, which was copied into other
papers. The postmaster at Battleboro
received a letter from Cincinnati asking
him if the young man who had made
that statue had a good character and was
possessed of the cleverness imputed to
him. The letter was to be answered only
to the address of a certain box iu the post
ofllce at Cincinnati. Meade conferred
with the postmasier in Battleboro, and
dropped a Hue to a friend in Cincinnati to
know whose nox that was. He received
answer, as he expected, that it was the box
of Nicholas Long worth. An order then
capm. ,U> Meade to make a statuette of this
figure
A Nvtr Gold Country.
[South Amuriran Journal.]
Let us hope that the country about
Sandy Point, in the straits of Magellan,
may turn out to boa second California
That the alluvial deposits there are aurif
erous is well known, and there is every
reason to believe that the precious metal is
to be found distributed all over that part
of the Chilian territory. Washing is car
ried on by the country people In the
most primitive fashion, aud without
the use of quicksilver and with
the roughest appliances. they suc
ceeded last year in extracting 15,-
000 grammes of gold, which has been sold
on the spot at 54 cents ])cr gramme, repre
senting b,IOO hard dollars. The yield for
the current year is expected to be much
more important. The gold is principally
found the rivers as dust and in nuggets.
A nugget of 55 grammes was lately ex
tracted. and undou >tedly the future of
this country is full,of promise. As ipi
nowneed in our hifi?, the ChUiiin koveifn
mfflt lias dfcteYmined lo rent lands iu the
Magellan territory.
Diphtheria v*. U'liulera.
(New York World.]
“Asiatic cholera is regarded as some
thing terrible,” said a physician connected
with the board of health, “but, for my
part, I would rather have the cholera than
one touch of diphthora. The worst chol
era ever known never killed half the peo
ple it attacked Diphtheria, on the other
nand, when it is baa is hard to (leal witii.
The patient dies before you can do any
thing for him. Diphtbera, that is a
hundred times worse than cholera, is rag
ing right in our very midst and causes no
special alarm, while people are already
frightened at the very bought of cholera
that has not yet cr cd the ocean. Let
us get one case of < ~a on shipboard
and hundreds wiliije *o frantic, but
they manifest no cone* id take no pre
caution against the (i .leria that is al
ready raging hero. ”
Julian Hawthorne < t "^J^entlemen. ,,
(Truth for t l People.J
Mr. Julian Hawthorne, the novelist, has
added a fresh bitterness to life by giving a
new impetus to that old question, “What
is a gentleman?” In a recent lecture he
ventured on the statement that no Kn-
Slishman can be a gentleman, because he
i continually looking down on somebody,
and looking up to somebody else. There
is no Englishman, he says, so humble or
so high that Is not at once condescending
and humble—a stale of things which
he considers fatal to all chance of gentle
manhood.
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Horace Fairurotueb.”
Kookiugham, Vt., July 15,1882.
Croup. A Mother’s Tribute.
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Mrs. Emma CSedney.’’
159 West 128th St., New York, May IG, 1882.
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Lake Crystal, Minn., March 13, 1682.
" I suffered for eight years from Bronchitis,
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Byhalia, Miss., April 5,1682.
** I cannot say enough in praise of Ayer’s
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from lung troubles. K. Braodon.”
Palestine, Texas, April 22, 1882.
No case of an affection of the throat or
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1885.
Harper’s Youne: People.
AN ILLUSTUATKD WEEKLY
The seri il and abort stories in Harper’* Young
People liavo nil the dramatic Interest that Juvenile
fiction can p< stt •**. while they are wholly tree l*om
what is pcinic ous or vulgurly sensational. The
hnmoron* stone* and picture* *re full of innocent
fuu, and ihe paper* on natural history and sci
ence, travel, uud the fuets of life, me by writors
who*o name* give the best unnurance of accuracy
and value. Illuntrated papers on athletic nportH.
Fame* aud puHtime* give full information on these
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price.
Air epitome 6f everything that is attractive aud
desiruble iu Juvenile; literature.—HohJjui Courier,
A weekly tea*t of good thing* tdr the bov* nud
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Union.
It 1* wonderful iu itw weslth of picture*, infor
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OEOliQn, WILKES COUNTY.
'VJ’OTICEi* hereby given to nil person* concerned,
x-i that Edgar V. Mundiuli late of *aid County,
deeca*ed, departed thi* lilt* into*(ate, h.aviug an
estate both real undpersonal; und it appearing that
no person has mudo upplicatoin for administration
nor i* likely to do ho. and that great injury is likely
to occur to Haiti OBtnto for wan: of at tulnistration;
that administration of said estate wdl be vested in
I the clerk of tbo superior court, or *ome 'hr fit
person to bo selected atter tho publicat*. >n >f thi*
citation. unle*H valid objection* are nude to his,
appointment, (liven undwr my hand and olflcia
signature thi* Jau. 22d. 1885.
UEO. DYSON, Ordinary,
Georgia Railroad Company
STONE MO UN’ UTE.
V 1 01 ' GEH,>
si ' 1885 /
COMMENCING Bund.,j i Inst,, Washington*
Branch will run aa fol’ ;ws daily.t
Train* run by 90th meridian liim . 22 minue*
slower than Atlanta time.
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p . 2a
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Lv tYasUingty,!........ 7.f>s.am ! i;.2omu 4.H)pm .
Lv fickJAh.... 8.22 it.ll; 11.47 h) 4.37 pn*
Lv Raytown. 8.60 am' jq ]2pm 5.05 pm
Arßarnett 9.05am112.30 pm 5.20 pm
Ar Ailteua 12.26 pm 4.40 pm
Ar Atlanta I.oopm s.4opin ——
Ar Gainesville 8.20 pm g.2opui ———-
Ar Miiledgeville.., i... 4.43 pm ————
Ar Macon - G4(lpm
Ar Augusta 3.Bflpmi B.lgprra
Lv Augusta 7.40 ain lO.AQuui
LVMacofi -—7.25 am
Lv Mllledgeville . 9.10 am
Lv Atlanta . —— K.OOam 2.45 pm
Lv Oalue.Hvillt* 5 .p6 §|p,
Lv Athens - 9.30 am 2.65 pm
Lv Barnett 1.10 pm o.lopm
Lv Raytown 9.49 am | 1.29 pm 6.29 pm
Lv Ficklen j. 10.00 am I 1.49 pm 6.19 pm
Ar Washington.. 10.40 am 2.20 pm 7.20 p
m connect, at Atlanta and Augmtta for all
point* West, Northwest, East and Month west.
E. R. DORSEY, JOHN \V. GREEN,
Gen. Pusb. Agent. General .Manager
rtri'OlCAJL. Q-TJU3E
A l>eautlAjl work of 150 pages, Colored Plate, and 1000 il
ludtrations, with descriptions of the best Flowers and
Vegetables, prices of Bds and Hants :d howto grow
them. Printed in English and German. Price only ]0
cents, which may be deducted from first order.
It tells what you want for the Garden, and how to get
It instead of running to the grocery ot the last moment to
buy whatever seed* happen lo be left over, meellng wir)i
disappointment after weeks of waiting. BUY ONLY
TICK’S BKKIJB AT HEADQUARTERS.
JAMBS VICK. Rochester. N. Y.
Wright s Indian Vegetable Pills
FOR THR
LIVER
And all Bilious Complaints
BX to take, being puralyveifeteble; nogrip-
Ing. rrlcogficta. All Drugglats.