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ELDER KOBE RITE.
Ml* H*lr-lireadth Karapet from Sean and
Vnseen Foes.
Troy Kansas Chief, January M, mx
Most of our older citlscns well remr tuber
Mose Kite (who lived in Petersburg Bottom),
the hero of our State's early political history,
who was of stalwart build and powerful
physique; who in 1858 led a colony of our
pcoplo to Pike’s Peak; who fought the in*
dinns on tho plains and was shot through the
body; who on bis return here after the re
bellion was converted and baptised by Elder
jb'iiahall, of the Christian Church at Peters
burg Bottom, and became a revival preacher
of celebrity all through this suction. They
will also recall tho fact that, attacked wltn
consumption and reducod to a skeleton, he
wns obliged to remove to the Hockies in the
nope of saving his lifu. Nona thought he
would succeed. Last full, however, thucdlto.*
of this paper met him at tho hoad of the Be-
publican Itivcr, bigg -r and more robust, than
ever. “Why, I thought you had died of con
sumption long, long ago, Elder I”
“Mo! I never had consumption, man!
though people thought that was what ailed
me, and I thought so myself. But the doc
tors had sent mo on a wild-goose chase after
a doxen other diseases, lust us fatal, and this
Wan the wildest one of all.”
The good Elder then recounted to ns, In n
charming vein, his many adventures In the
rough ami ready llfo he had led, “hut,” ho
said, “remarkable ns you may think my war
like life has been, I have u much more Inter
esting; story to toll you.”
" Ion know what a rough, noisy follow 1
used to bo; and I coul l stand any hardship,
"by. on a wager, I have knocked down an
ox and a mule with my fist. I have fought
Indians, border outlaws and Indians; but 1
was
iioodko row YBAIIS
by a moro dangerous unseen enemy that was
ever getting mo moro completely in his
dutches. 1 was shot by an ludim In a light
on the p ains, but tint wound he ile.l readi
ly and gave mo but little trouble. Aftor I
re .urued to Kiiusas and commenced preach-
*"*, 1 began to irlvo any. I had a dull
fynllng, .(roimianlctl with n pain In tho right
Hide. Dr. Butler, our family physician, said
my liver was out of order, caused by the
malaria of tho oottoms. I had always had
an appetite tl ke an ostrich, but my digestion
became sorlously Impal e 1. While on tho
I'lW'iit punching, I consulted it doctor, who
b.ill hid dvspepsli. After that, distress
ing palpitation of tho heart followed, and
the phvslclan sal I this was caused by my In*
dlgoition and diseased liver which would
probably tor . Junto fatally. So «.ethnos I
lia«l a ravenous appetite, at others none at
nil. 1 was fcvorlsh and thou chilly, Mv
food see i cd to do me no good. A sped list,
told inc 1 had u ta| e-worm I Then 1 was
troubled with unusual quantities of water
and a frequent desire to urinate, which was
done with dilllculty and great pain. Tho
sped li st said 1 had a touch of tho gravel,
caused.by use of tho alkaline water of tho
plains. I then began to suitor nevero pains
In t Im l tlns and tho small of tho back, ac
companied with sudden attacks of dizziness,
during which I had to sit or llo down, to
avoid falling. I was forced to nbnndou
TIIAVKI.INO ANI> PHEAOIUNO,
because I c mid no longer rido on horsohuck,
or trust mjself out mono. 1 began tr> he
seriously alurmo l, and sought tho advice of
tho most noted physician within roach, llo
in d t at my frequent horsohack riding h id
jolted nml jarred mo uiitii tho old Indian
woun I, which had Injured my kidneys, had
beco v Inilained. lie treated me with med
icines and electricity also, but gave mu no
permanent bandit. .Sly painful symplo ns all
returned. I began to cough, got very thin
and my legs wore disagreeably numb. I be
gan to despair. At each attempt to cure, my
ailments became worre, with new symptoms.
I next consulted a rrleb. uted physician from
the Kant, who, aftci* thumping and examin
ing u e, stated that 1 was in an advanced
stage of consumption and threatened with
dtsbotes and paralysis 1 He thought 1 might
.l"'S\ l Vl , WS<" , '»air-.^lP." vn*,mu—, J.u
WHS my condition when tin) people *» yo«r
part of tho country lust »uw mo.
'I lien I st irtcd for ttio Hookloit, but liked
tliln country, imd o.-tttu.l here. At first the
(tuiniru Uolpctl mo, but nbnut tbruu year* au>
flic Icuoflt cmiflcd. 'l l 1 f lied bo rapidly
tl lit 1 could bo out of bed only port of oicli
All my old symptoms ruliiruud. Al
crisis, a party of K:i*torn ffontlomcu,
on a liurrALo hunt,
inoilo n.y liouio their boadipiai tcrB. Ill the
party mm a Dr. Wnkcllcld, who lulurmml me
tint 1 bail i b il ease of llii'urablo llrlubt’a
Dl.cas.., and guve mo u preparation which
might, he ic.lil, euso ino for a fmv weeks or
moiilba, lint t. at wiib ilio bent that could bo
dune. Annin 1 Ilio bottlo was a lies aper.
Now a ni.wapnp.'r was a rarity In ourliumo,
nnd I .al 111 my elialr looking It over when my
fay.
bis or
eye providentially fell upon an article relating
a mint wonderful cure of Hrlght’s ill.eusc —
thevety malady Unit was kllllm! mo—by the
u 0 of Wnrnoi’a Safe Kaloev and ldver Cure,
iOf Hocliester, N. Y). L’ouvlueod Hut
further delay would bo I till, nnd everything
elao fa line, the ue a morulne I dispatched one
of my lioys to tlie noarcst rallroid station,
in inv miles distant, lo obt In u bottle of the
Nil'll l lire. The illu-tuist Bald thcdemaiid for
the Cure was so urea*, ho eou’.d lint keen It la
Block, and lie had to aoad to Kansan I lly fo
more. It tv a more than a weok before It ar
rived, mill I wn» d lily getting weak r. Hat II
enmo at last, and I at onee beu-in to take It.
When I fold Dr. Waliclleldwli.it I was Bakin;
lie gave mo n look, lull of scorn, half of pity,
ua much as to Bay:
* mo t FELLOW*!
lio Is put tin: bis Irast in a humbug.’ Nover
thole a I liomivorcil, and for the piat year
an I a half I have boon a* stout and rug-jed
aa I ever was In mv life. After osca; Inu the
attacks of India s an 1 Inlf a doaen doctors,
1 WIIB lylnff at tho morev of a still more
dreadful foe that was about giving mo the
JinlMilng blow, alien that trrn.it remedy
sopped In, slow mv adversary, and placed mo
firmly on my fedt oneo more. I have eorn-
iiieiicril proacblntr o -nln; for 1 look up ill tho
circumstances mid manner of my euro na a
direct tntarpoelllim of l’rovl lenoe, nml lo
rrovldeucc aro v sorvleoa iluo. Tint la my
storv. 1 til ill It It Is ns uooil rs a romance-
nml much belter, for Ills true.”
Buell is the substance, nn 1 very nearly the
langu iri of Kldcr Kile’s nsrrat ve. T .osa
who read It, nnd r i sulferlnu, may bouoflt
by bis cxperloneo, If they will follow bis ex
ample.
FACTS ASH FIGURES.
Alabnnmhn* 1,919 miles of railroad,
nnd tho railroads furnish cloven por
cent, of all the taxable property In tho
State.
--Brevard County, Fla., is tho largest
of tho 2.669 countios in the United
States. It has an area ol over 6,000
sijunre miles.
Tho first np| enrnneo of cotton fts
nn nrticlo of commerce was a shipment
of soven bales from Charlestown in 1767.
In 188U 81 the crop was6,600,000 bales.
—According to a comprehensive sta-
tlstlenl ictiirn lately pnidished In Ger
many, thoie airs itt I'urepo ninety-two
cities with moro than 100,000 inhnbit-
tuilS, out of which four capitals Show
each over a million pbpu'atlon, ns fol
lows London, 3,832,440; l’aris, 2,226,-
010; Berlin, 1.122,600: Vionhn, l,103,ll0i
Out of iho ninety-two eitldS and towns
referred to, Knglnml i laims 20, (lormnny
1ft, Italy 41, franco 10, and Russia 8.
The others are divided ntrtong ihtt
smaller Stales. There woro in thu Unit-
id Slates In 18“0 twenty cites having
oauh 10),000 inhabitants nnd upward;
- Tho first nmiiiai report of tho State
Commissioner of Railrond TKxfttibn id
NewJorsey contains tho followihg par
agraph: "N'oW Jersey has in nip some
1,800 miles of rond. standing socond in
the list of States in tho matter of rail
way faoil ties. 'Tho only State which
nla'ii s lo linvn more miles Of road than
mlroWn Is Massachusetts. Now .Jorsoy
hns m arly a mile of track for every four
sipmre miles of area, whicli is considered
the maximum. The total eaoitai in
vested in railrond properly in tills Stato
is 1214,068,849. Tho cost of rnilronds
nnd thuiro |ii'pnients has been S< 1 Iti.UlH,-
868."
—Thu industrial census of Philadel
phia, as lakon tiy tlioPolico Department
under the diruction of I orin Blodgett,
is suliHtnntially lomplete, nml tho re
turns nro so fully compilod ns lo show
a largo Increase as uompnrod wit li the
census of 1880, From Ilio figures til*
ready compilod over 10,000 establish
ments nro shown, with 222,062 opera
tives, showing fin Increase of 2,000
establishments nnd of f 0,000 persons
employed, nnd it is bcliovod that tho
entire completion of tho revision will
show 12,000 onlabllshmonts, with 240,*
000 persons employed. —Philadelphia
1Y I’S.a.
- Various signs of Iho unsat'sfnotory
stnto of Kmsstiii tinnneos aro constantly
apt oitring in tho St Tetorsburg press".
Although the genoinl tn'os colloctod in
1881 exceeded those of tho prosont ye if
by 3,871,408 ruldos, ^nuvortheloss tho
genurnl nniount of arrears in 1881 was
vory largely incronaod. For 1881 they
woro caloulatod at 31,203,029 rubles, nnd
for tho vonr 1832 these tlguros ro<o
to 35,647,707 rubles, or 4,284.078 rubles
moro, independently of 1,673,321 rtlliles
of arrears exeludod front Ilio genoinl
sum on account of irrognlnritlos, and of
thu hopelessness of tiny nttompt at get
ting them paid.
Not a few of tho thinking farmers of
Illinois nnd tho Statos adjoining, express
tile conviction that ha who wrimltt rittsn
fltltir.WO'afafaeauaklinat lu ,wi t i volt is-j
ivge iluvelope into ripe, heavy imiiiiiils
.of good atyle and in every way suited to
tho needs of tho best and most oxuoting
markets, tliero anil abroad.
A Toothsome Morsel.
This from the Maditnn (IF/s.) Demo
crat, conveys its own moral:—Hold on!
We nre cognizant, of tho fnct that an
selling tooth was last night cured by
tbe application of Bt, Jacobs Oil. The
young fellow got mad over Id's raging
tooth in tho ball room, and rushed
straightway to a drug store where he
applied ths Rood old Gorman Remedy;
in ten minutes the toothaohe bail gone,
Tim Philadelphia policeman who lamed
to stone is, strange as it may seem, a
greater curiosity than tho one who turned
into a beer saloon.
IF YOUR _
WATCH
Has been mined by incompetent work*
men, or needa repairing, send it by ©*-
THE h P. STETEBS WATCH FACTOHI.
where only skilled worxmen ana molt
improved machinery is employed. We
make NEW any part that hns boon dam
aged or worn. Prices for repairs Will a*
given you before the work is com
menced. All work guaranteed. Put
your name and nddress in the package
with the wntch. *@*f"«n<l forourlLLUS
TKATED CATAIiOGL'E AND PRICES.
J. P. STEVENS WATCH CO-
Manufscturers of stem-winding watchft,.
Factory aud Office 84 Whitehall Hit,
ATLANTA, t)S
3P-A.IIV.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lumbago, Backache. Headache, Voalhnche,
NoreThrouf.Nwplllniai.NpTaiibR.liruiK'l,
Du i'll». Nraltln. Fro»l llllm.
AHD AM. oriu:il immi.Y aaoi amirs. .
ri™ Cents ■ bolt A.
WhatEvery Planter Nssis
flolilb; Urugijlst
.M..,
I I.HI.|
THE VI* IIIIsKN a.
ola tu \ OliKI.RH A TtVt
VODKf.KK ro.
Fitters
Invaiide, *r #k en
4owa ia health end
plrite by chronic dye-
pepeie, er ■uiTeriuj
from tb« terrihie ei-
hennticn ib&t follow*
Ihe etUcke ef aent*
di«fn»e, Hie teetlmony
•f theiMMide who Iikvc
Decle* f*#tn V ilrnfu?
inn hf
m it oh
■ it a sure gner*
Dint by the Sum.
h» •linii^theneci eud
.45 eta. per do*. Paixsrs
$ in oo to | «5 oo
125 00 to 150 00
40 00 to 80Q 00
fr \
■ , RppllCA-
— 'PUUllp -oBc )l Journal,”
National Teachers' Agency, Cincinnati, Ohid.
, - - t „ - V c, °* . e,,lls ,,k ’ »UJflro. Pro ft t •
large. Hist domn lr 0 a on receipt of 12 cents In
p)HUH« imps.
n lu K MSNUF'G CO., Providence, R. I
This N.Y. Singer, S20
With 4* Mil of ZU.-tTio.nl. r.o.
, rlet’l I.J*
ipn.M.liAiiilaome aitd tfurabla.
WarranUtt
quiet,kuuidi ■ I
•a tn4 trtsa!-ptu) when denied
0*i'|ty llrtae Ot|aui| i
Kr-dw, 13 etepei Heclmnii-Al
tt«M,pel»Fec—■
Hit t^ntoul
p(*r.« knee i
Jtl howk.or.lt y,
Ah« eer.t en teat tn«J-p!en If t>
•trfd. KlcKent oaee. iubkiiU"
t-t>n«, durHhh- IftKitioayid out. tti
* ulrnr, with t/ietlnMOieU,'rt*e
J IS outfit free. Aditrc U .LDilott * Oa .PurUanr.,kli
iStol^OSSMSSgi UN IHSultutnavL M?
^awrna^wanteis im i|>«_a«t .mi
eliiuK l’i< touai Juv.'ix
siigaarflB3K?gKiijir.
REYNOLDS' IKON WORKS
Ji, A. MULL AXE, Manager.
P.O.Box 1690, - - NEWORLEANS.LA
2(1 00
no oo to ns oo
185 00 to 210 00
45 00 to 75 00
0 00 to 1! W
A mower Ob ut'uiii:
A TiVo lfor.«j Tun
A One Home Tun:
A liannan ur Per
A Cider Its i...
A Wind Mill,
A Fruit Dryer,
A Sulky Plow,
A Hiding Cultivator,..,
A Walhinjf Cultivator,.
K Wheel Dome Hake,.
K Screw Puivomof..
A Field Holler
A One Homo Harrow,
ir.iiict-tii im
•nlng Plow,
urnitig Plow, •
Ferguson Plow
Stork.
A Feed Cutler,
A Cotton Planter,
A Corn Planter,
A Crain Drill,
A Good Churn.
A Spring Tooth Sulkcy, Har
row ami Seeder combined,
A Farm Bell,
. And we have thorn for you. All wnrrnuiod.
ii i’< r.e'Mil. discount feu money with order.
.Jones 1 or llfi liPigd’ Cotton Seed at f2 50 per bu.
—PLANT HEISTS.—
Wo have nlargo Stock, nml will well (dicnp to
start tho ball. Better for Cattle than Turnips,
nnd Hpuoinlly good for Milch Cowh.
Blood Turnip Booh, per pound, Wn>
ljortg Blood Beet, “ “ 70c
I,otig lied Mangold Womol, ..... “ “ SOc
HduiKI Gioho, “ “ “ 44
Golden Ulobu, 44 " 44 44 hoc
t'AItlftOTS M .11< li YELLOW nil tTF.It
]/mg Orange Cari'td, .. 44 44 Me
Largo Yellow Belgian, «ld 44 " 00e
Four Pomitlti will plant nn aero.
I'oiiiuiocn are Excellent for C'own
Mho
.*4’ of a poll ml will plant a good patch. .75c
•4of itjiomnj HattleKiiako Wi ‘
1 05
8 50 to 85 00
10 00 to 18 00
1 08 to 18 00
81 00 to 123 00
0 40 to 20 00
5 00 to
tny-zSi lh' — tvr IK If to#" by
aend for Price I. 1 -I of riOId Set' o*.
Mark W. Johnson & Co.
27 Mnrlettn Street, ATLANTA. OA.
INCOME
proiitHin
GRAIN,
S YOUR
Club ia of
the Mutual,
vestment I —
i iiieniiioi making rt-giilur moiitld)
iaoo. 111.
Mil ls U. I UKY. IIKNHY 0. 8NTDKK
4 A Those wInuIiIv to innke
^ money In
Isa
boMMIMION naoKlMS,
S1 O O Keener Block, NEWOKLEAK^LA,
BOSS CUP li C0B2-S0BEW,
tho Invalid's boon sad artWI
“ ’’TOTK’F
mairta
inn tbs’
MAGNOLIA SALOON
Having moved Irom old aland to th«'corner room 1 “‘ h ® r
d rive to annulnue to un 9 and all that we are batter P r °F«^ Fj5»
than ever before. Tue H.aloo i hai juat been fitted up with n y p ,.
turn nml slocked with tbe fintal iseortment of liquors ever brought to Dxliae,
consiatirg uf
PARK & TILFORD’S WINE4, BURGUNDY PORT. INPORTED GIN
BRANDY, (A,.pie and Peaoh) of the Fineet TenneaNee Brands,
M ,uutain O.rn.dhe “Golden Grain” Kentucky Rye,
And ab)ve all
HARPERS PURE OLD NELSON COUNTY RYE,
The Finest of Kentucky Brands.
Tobacco, Cigars, Oysters, Fruiter.,
Everythin,, g m-an‘ee 1 P.dite sttentl m givm to Cutovnra. Call and aee
n.t 11*11 road Car 1;
Column*, lulling*. Ul» k.itiUMni
SSkJ-
I brtotuehoat W ork.
urk it Npoi lalty. HulMIng l;
it v.
.Atari.
Oi.eomxroarine is a word of recent
origin, from t.lio Froncli oleine, Lntin
oleum, oil, tlio thin, oily part of fat, nnd
from margarine, a pearly-like substance,
extracted from vegetables, oils an animal
fate. The butter flavor comes from mix
ing milk, cream and unsalable butter
with colored tallow and other unctuous
ingredients. The lard may como from
ear-lomlB of dead hogs, or suet from cat
tle that may liavo died in overcrowded
ears, or animals that died of disease, or
oven moro questionable sources, liko
some of tho oil extracted from soap-
grease collections from the city, exported
to the West, whence comes the ladle-
packed butter.
The Earth’e Day Increasing.
In a recent lecture on “ Eclipse Prob
lems,” Prof. Chns. A. Young, of Prince
ton, said, with reference to the observed
increase in tho rapidity of tho moon's
motion, that the discovery led ut first to
the opinion that tho moon’s orbit was
growing shorter anil that ultimately the
moon would come down upon us. More
accurate calculation, however, shows that
there is no danger of so disastrous a re
sult The moon is not coining nearer,
but our day is growing longer, owing to
tlio friction of the tides upon tho earth s
surface. The tides act like a break, and
slowly diminish tho speed of tho earth’s
rotation.
An Extraordinary Question.
“Emma R.” nsks tho Springfield
(Ohio) Tribune this extraordinary ques
tion : “ Do you think it right for n
girl to Bit on ii young man’s lui>, oven il
sho is engaged to him?” Whereupon
the editor gets off a very extraordinary
lio: "Wo have had no experience in
the matter referred to.” Why didn’t he
say. "If it was our girl uiiil our lap,
yes; if it was another girl and our lap,
ves ; but it it was onr girl and another
fellow’s lap, never.”— Chicago Tribune.
Ladies & children’s boots ft shoes can’t run
over if Lyon’s Pat. Heel adfleneiB nre need,
8xibut Men. "Wells’ Ilealth Renewer" re-
stores health cureadysnepsia, impotence. *1.
"Wblis’ Houoii on Corns." 116c. AsK lor
It. Complete cure. Corns, warts, bunions.
Pur.E eod-iivor oil, Trom selected livers
on the sea rliore hy Caswell, Ilssud & to.,
N. Y. Absolutely pure end sweet. Patients
who have onee taken it prefer it to all oth
ers. Physlolsns declare it superior to all
other oil*.
ClIAVl’KD hands, face, pimples and rough
skin cured bv using Juniper tar Soap made
by Ceawell, Haiard ft Co., New York.
ONTin«TWI»*W«'T*IAI~
Ths Voltaic Bsi.t Co., Marshall, Mich.,
will send I)r. Dyo’a Celebrated Electro-
Voltaic Delta and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (young end
old) who aro afflicted with nervous debil
ity, lost vitality and kindred troub es,
guaranteeing Rpced.v and complete roster
alien of health and manly vigor. Address
as above. N. B.—No risk is incurred, as
thirty days' trial is allowed.
INSUtkin i@H.
positive rwiwsiy^ fj>f
n mired. Ifi
ittf a'VALU "iV.V TIIKA
Sa, .afi*:.' IUt. r.i
la of
ftsnii"!; I'.v.Rf
In If oltlnnfT.U:
«”H"
'lia.
xF.IASTIO TRUSS
s U*1 tin Muter, »d*pUt t»«II U) »ll
1 pmiilon* of ihe body, while the
' liellinthectjnp’rieseebAeslc#
wtiira™ 4 .
pra.nrelh«lleit’l»l.bBldwcnrclv
O.T.nd nlelU.nn* • rsdlmt ear. oerUIn, 111. «ay, d.nl.1,
W|lt '*EG0J.t^T“K TBBSa CO.. Chicago. Ill*
"STRONG'S PECTORAL PIUS.
A NUKE REMEDY I OH
COLDS AND RHEUMATISM
Ensuro healthy appetite. Rond dlgeatlon.jegula
Ity of tho bowels. A rRKCiora hoi»n toidu h at
FKMAi.i'jt, KoothliiR and braciug the jjejvous sy
tom. ami giving vigor ami healtli to y\ery Wbrej
ttiebod-y. Solillo/ hntpolstt. For Almanacs wit
full ptirtifularH address C. li. Hull tfc Co., Bol
*Jpasras,
ulsions, St. V itus
ce, Alcohollr.m,
Opium Fditimr, Ner-
vims debility,Scrofula
ami nil Nervous and
Hlood diseases, "o
Clergymen, Lawyers.
Literary men. Mer
chants. Bankers, La
dles and all whose se^
dentnry employment
causes Nervous 1 rOs-
tration, Irregularities
of the blood, stomach,
bowels or klndeys, or
a who require a nerve
tonic, appetiser or
w»:stimulant, Hamnrltau
J&F Nervine is Invaluable
^ Thousands proclaim ii
I Is,* must wonderful In-
fly;!
iMiin ietois, Bt. Joseph, Ma
SPRATIING COTTON PUNTER
NEW FIRM!
C. Z. TURNER,
In Robertson Building. Dallas. Ga.
I diaire to inform the p tbllo that 1 am juat opening out In Dallas a new etock of
COMBINIG
Family Groceries M Plantation lw\m
WITH A FULL LINE OF
Staple and fancy Diy Goods and Notions,
U ady»nui<fo clothing of tho beat uipteiia^ and of ih<* most fashionable make
Boots, HhcifP, Huh, etc., lrom the best manufacturers and t*f the latest sljles. At
of which will be Hold low for cash. Como one, come ml, and rive me a tHsl. Mr
moito is Liw F:iees, Quick Wales, Fair Dealing, Good Meaaire, Full Weights.
I am a s » Hfcut for ecvor.-il ttandard brands of gunno.
ornwiafcWWff
petitors far behind!
I »m ofiering my stock of General Mei.’dwndtw at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
Read, Come and Examine and be Convinced !
GROCBRIEc.
I keep a lull line of Family Grocer',et, consGtiog partly nl
StfSW.ISBS’ SS^S&SiSX «...
:’s Beit.
Boots and Shoes a Specialty!
Hats from 25 cents to Stotson’s Best! Dry G:ols and Staple Goj^i9'*^!™**
Tricks, Proprietary Medicines, Plain and Fancy
Cibbsue Onion, and in tact, everything you want and at price* lower *
ever kne’wn before in Dallas. Don’t lail to ciU and convince yourselves.
IT. IMI. C3-A-TTTsT-
Fiou
S09P,
to Roger’s Bsit.
GUANO
AND
distributor.
Q, kj . C * lor Crt.l.gu..
m
Dose cup. AdverUiement in another eolum n
Saitofiiclory E»ldence.
J. W. Graham, Wl olesa’e Druggist, of Austin,
Tex, write*: "I bate been handling Dr. Win,
Hall** Balsam lor the Luaga for the p*et year, and
have found it one of the most salable medicines 1
hsve ersr had in my house for Coughs. Cold* snd
even Consumption, always kiting entire sallsfac-
tloa. Pleaie send me’one gross by Batur-ay’s
Green’s Oiytenaied Bittern
is the oldest and beat lerneiy for Dyspepeia, Bll
llousnesi, Malaria, Indigestion, all disorders of the
Stomach, and all diseases indicating an impure
condition of ihe Blood, Kidneys, and Liver.
Durno's Catarrh Snuff cure* Catarrh and ail af
fee done of the mucous membrane,
I*4t ViwtV«vJA^
LAOS’S *■
JUJCtli. « .—-- xur^vjt.
.. o -T
Ir. T*
auvUw*' Sit,
Tho cheapoet anil
ben. Opens furrow,
distributes guano,
drops cotton seed,
corn, peas,etc., at any
distance, In any num
ber. Covers at same
time. Price, flO.OO.
Agents wanted everywhere. For full particulars
' h ' w. c. SMITH & co.,
31 South Brond St., Atlanta. Ga.
Honorable Coipioii is lie Life ef Me.
NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS.
‘antics. lOc./Tfasfrufsd
D1F.1Z. ltgAi»tXQ.r&.
OPIUM HABIT
AND DRUNKENNESS.
So form ot Opium Truth invUos "'tsi
n.tcrcnccs bo»lln the State. ,J" r . )S, r 2VJ' u £S5 ,pn
lets and proofs address, with three t ent stamp,
V. c. BELLAMY, hr *
7 1.3 Brond SL. Ailantn, On _
VTT.T, a„a factory supplies
OF ALL KINDS, BELTING HOSE and
PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL KINDS,
IKON t>lPB, SITTINGS, BRASS GOODS,
STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE GOVERNORS,
ho. Sena for Price List. VL H. DIL
LINGHAM Si 00., 143 Main Street, LOUIS.
VILLE, KY.
A (9 Ul>'« F nO Cis. | jej-No old stock brought over from la it year !“@B
lyRot everything freah from the l actory ! ®*
SSTAll goods of t ie testquaUty and late*t styles, and sold at the bwest pricet.*'@*
e just received a lull stock t f FALL and WINTER GOODS, iur-
with the gre»teat care, and from tlio hist markets, for cash, and re
uvitc the public to call and examim them. O ir Stock consist* ot
prescription. R. K>U#lphiiiltloi| Wtsliiuglon, -■
Publisher*' Untoa, Atlanta, Os
specif1
HEALTH IS WEALTH! | f)^ y (io 0 d^, Noti.0flg, So^iefy
HARDWAEE, CUTLERY,
Crockery, Glassware, Groceries,
in fact, every thing usually kept in a first-claw general vetaU ■JO 1 ®* . .
re continually adding to it, and will keep in store everything lor wnicn
Bbais Trkatmkst .
Oueciflo for Hysteria, DiuiusM, Convulsions, Nervous
tfead-tche, Mental Impression, Lons of Memory, Prema-
turo Old Am, caused by over-exertion, which leads to
miser*, decay and death. One box will cure recent
casi-s.' Each box contains one mouth's treatment. Ons
lollar a box or six boxes for five dollars; sent by mall
otMtpaid on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to
cure ai.y case, with each order received by us for six
box#*, accoir.pnnieil with five dollars, ore will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to return the money if
the treatment does not affect a cure. Guarantee issued
S. C. Ordi
ISON TONIC, I tako plcnsuro^
MSSaffifF-
lie Speakers will find it
of the greatest value
where a Tonic is neces-
sarv. I recommend it
as a reliable remedial
agent, possessinp: un
doubted nutritive and
restorative proportl
A combination of Z*ro-
toxide of Iron, 1‘oruvian
Hark and .thoaphorusin
a jtalatable form. l'or
Debility. Loss of Appe
tite, Prostration of Vital
Potccrs it is indispensa
ble.
REV. J. Is. TOWNER,
I consider it
_ most excellent remedy for
the debilitated vital forces.
loui
^SSnnm'm.barter medicine co., »».uv.itsr..b.mwb.
And
We are „ . ... ,
| there U a demand in this wetion of tha country. Our line ot
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, Etc.
Ia tho most complete ever brought to this market.
j@*We are a!eo agents for tie most popular brands of Standard Guanos.
Onr mslto: “Fair Dealing, Quick Sa'es and Shoit Profit*.’’ Give us a call.
No trouble to show goods.
We occupy our new brick store house on tbe wcet side of Rome street, near
the public iquare, where wo invite the public to call and examine 6ur goods and
P " McLARIN & ROBERTS,
ZDAIiT-jAS, GA.-