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JVjthtlft.* ftujbtot'in hlKoyo4;
1 hiiVo won n wlfA
A* d my ol ole.? von mint npjvf>v ."
Ail »ny chock «icl int o eft 1 Our. o I,
With u loellna, not snqu i§«>i
Ami I felt that IS.mi1 hi i LI e,
Wn* the oivlinjf of xuy love.
“Sinn Hhe If, nnd like w liiwn,
T/uildor int thro' tin woodlnnd wnya;
Ami her vo.re is «*»ft i n I o.v
Ar the murmur t r i rt«.\ct
Ami the p. omifto of the «ln * n
Itiu-iicR uulckly In her fitce;
Miiry. run volt vromler fto,
You, ttic R’Rtrref HiV lhvc? rt
Ho 1 tried to npc'.tk nnd
TnkliiK li >th h * hniulft in mlno;
tnvgnu he wim worthy her
WflBft thin fteeninl t » hum end choko.
Vftoin my litcnkiug h* an tho while
Tori* the h'tniM that c tup nncl twino —
Then with nil my i iil.so hh 1i\
Add tiijeonil'i on Ore -I w tkul
IT.
•* W«nh me well,*' lie mi 1, n d u.i o 1,
All h a foul into my i*y *;
"Mary, I w( ii d win ii wl e.
'll** you euro to :1st. n who ”
Ah lor me l at >• d imiu/.ed,
j.i n Rort of iflnd BtirprlRe;
And tho nee. et of my lift)
lliossomed Into hem y now.
"Tull mid stnt. ly d th she uo
l.lk- u uueon t r.nnf.i woodl ui 1 \vuy»;
A lid her v* loo I < nwei t uml el Mir
Ah ii unit* d iilghtln-ftlo'm
Toll me. Mury, do ye.ti k< mv
Her. whom I would til Iy pru!>«*;
lint, wh ii I luivq rul let I her doilt>
I'ind no other wi r»| iivit'lnr*
All the uuiumn womllun l r--limed
To nwnke In Hummer ,<m\vi
As. with hitiHh on '..leak uml hrow,
I eonfesHod him to me.
When I told lut© wt.m I droumol,
lie inudo iiii^vj,. r< iiiuffhitur low:
pM 'n y ur.or loll yo i how
Dro iuh iiiwiiyu lontrnry k«»?"
— li. .stuio i, In A i U"'it
Mow He Wan llnrl*
Those ol our roa<lors who lmvo boon
“under lire" will endqnw thin graphic
narrative ol the way shells ckplmlc. One
•lay. (l.nvn in tho iVnlnsuln, after Mc
Clellan's battles, ft wounded negro was
brought into Cn»np. lie lnul hoon shot
in the log with a him. of shell, ami was
really Very bmll.v hurt. lie was a plan
tathm negro, and entirely a ncm-eoinbat
ant. After lie got better ho was deaerib
ing to the doctor, one aftermath, how In
had been hurt, ami did it in this manner;
“Vo see, boss, I was on do ole planta
tion when detn Yankee gunboat* dey
come opderibbor. Ole mnssn and missis
bad done gone days afore, and wo nig
ger’s were lef on do plantation,"
“When wo seed de Yankees a eomin’
updo riliher we all l'Un away an' hid in
do woods, Uy-mn-hy do boats begun fo
shell de woods, an' Lor'-nlmassn, wlmt a
noise dey did make!
“Shells as big ns flour barrels was
frowd into do wood and knocked de
trees down, ft was invfnl hot, I toll you,
and I thought do world; wns a eomiii’ to
do end,
“Do niggers prayed; but it didn't do
no good, as de Yankees only fl'owod de
more shells, nnd de herd seemed deaf to
de partitions oT denollnd persons.
“Some of dem sliells would go high
up in tie. air and say, ‘Whtir is he? wiiar
is he?'Jiko as of dey wim a lookin’ fo'
somebody.
“Don, by-um-by, doy would say, ‘1
see him, J see him!' nnd will dat, dey
would bust, and all do little pieces go
skirmishing around do woods after dr
nigger.
“It was one of dese iiHlo pieeeH da‘.
eofeh mo in do leg, and .fat's how l got
hurt. It xvua a ^unverfnl warm day,
massa, a powerful warm day, I tell yor."
An Enifinoi'r’s Ignorance,
“Every effort is inode,” said a rail
road offioer in a recent conversation, “n
procure trustworthy, faithful employes,
Imt. all kinds of deceptions nhi gotten up
to throw «s off. 1 lmvo one ease in
mind.. There is n .rule oil tile roa<| for
xvhlolnl. tntSh' whlehj compels not or;!V
the oohduetor hut tho engineer to sign
the receipts of all train orders. When
mv sniierintendent took charge ho insist
ed upon having Unit rule adhered to, and
in that \yn.,v lie usenrlnined that there was
one engineer in the employ of the com
jumy who could neither read lior write/
and ho laid boon running an engine foi
fifteen years. Had ah accident occurred
to his bain, in which acoidont person
al, re injured, and in consequoneu ol' such
injuries an investigation had been or
dered, and tho fact of the engineer's ig
norance boon usbibliuhed, we could not
have saved ourselves "in a shit tor heavy
damages, and, beside that, would bins
been tint’d heavily for allowing such ;■
state of things. His cunning came inti
play. He was a married man and hi
wife was oneif ii school teacher, and
through her efforts he was able to et m-
mit to memory tho rules us tainted on
tile time-cards, and tie hud them sotlior.
nughly (tied <in hie mind that he could
' point them out on the card, tint lie was
just as liable to do so with tho card bot
tom side up a* in any shape. He was a
good engineer, but We lmd to let him go.
He went home very much chagrined, but
ho went to work to learn to both rend
and write. Ho spent one whole winter
at it, but he was too far idoug in yours to
bo successful and finally was obliged to
give it lit), and to-day lie is tiring on tho
road.”
A Bird With Bells.
A buzzard with a bell on may bo seeg
frequently, almost daily, in the neigh
borhood of New Garden. IIow it got the
bell on is among the tilings unaccounted
for. Some time ago a lamb with a bell
oil was killed by a dog. It is supposed
that the buzzard dined on tho hunt), and
in some way got fast in tho strap on
which 11 io bell \ias and has continued to
carry it since. —Urccneboro (Oa.) Pal-
riot.
—A young man in No t , ami
p irrlinsnd a cravat, a neck-tm, a sc.el
D ie of the broad, II it businesses tli
hi.ltfi completely a man’.* soiled si.ii
trout. Hu took it li 'ine. Humbug it b
tho “old woman,” lie asked her to put i*
away for Sumlay wo r. “What is it?
nt-kod the old woman, very innocently.
“A liver-pad,” replied the vouth, uov
thoroughly aroused to a spirit of jftcun
nifcT. About two weeks thereafter th<
fastidious young man was somewhn-
astonished, when he iw-ked for his seaif
to learn tlmt the old lady had been went
ng it for what she thought it to be, i
iiver-pad.—Ch ica>/o Ha n Id.
A nun An gentleman is puzzled to
know why a certain mystical organiza
tion is called the “ Independent Order
of E ks.” An outsider can only answer
that it may possibly refer to tho fact
that its members are allowed to take a
“Jlorn” occasionally.—Jlinyham Jour-
mil,
—8tatistiej* of a quail hunt i t / 't.> *ri
gathered by the A'lnnbi ('wot t 'i
“Tho Maii tin A \..rlii U u lb' -!
tho great route for qiioli limit is.* ’!
other dav there were vnr;h
dogs (eash valuation in the bagtrage »•
on that road), atti nd» d by PO.OOi) w. rt
of negroes (old valuation). In ti e cme
wero 31,400 worth of guns aud $50
of hunters. On the return trip they )ni<
32.80 worth of liir.ls, ami they ato a " l
lunoh.^’
—The hill for submitting to Iho votcoi
tho | outdo of Florida the <|U**8'i >n ol t»n
removal of Iho capital fr« m I nllah isycc
to (latuosvillo win defeated in Iho As
sembly <»f that StalOi
— At a iTceiit’.Vudding In Now York,
aa'oi formed of whito rose4 sopar ilcd
llifi family friend j from tho others
piwnnt during t lies ohm oh ooreimny.—
.V. Y. Urai»hie%
LadF'H A ehihirei.^ boo s A fcliocs can’t run
over if bjon'n Tut. llu l filiflei.eru ure med
A HATinK sliomd expose nothing but
what is oolTigiblc, and sliould make a
due discrimination between those that
are and those that are not tho propel
objects of it.—Ar/rfMOlt,
Fresh n : r, ft 0 e' o. g>.:d food an 1 Dr. lim
-nV <Vi< re and ( It a md’.c Fills will, whet
-a I to'.'lh r. cure 1:»v »• r of nervoaf'nc'H
ck head eho or iud'gotiou.
“Tor I'orr i;r dm I l 07011.7 from n
in tlis' hr. r.n-f.n'r Si-hi I'nn-rnr,;
P. Mfl»un.t'd, IMnlUriAYitlo, Ala
1 t r •
«>l THIRTY DAVN' Till A L.
Thk Voitaic IIki.t Co., Marshall. Mich.,
will WM.d Dr. Dye’s (.'cdebrrttCd Electro
Vo tuic Holts and h'leUirlc Apnliauceu on
trial for thirty days to men (young ami
)ld) who aro utllictod with nervous debil
ity, lost vita ity ami kindred troubles,
£110 run teeing speedy and complete rostor
itlon of bedth and manly vigor. Address
is above. N. H.-No risk Is incurred, us
thirty days’ trial is allowed.
FOR dyspepsia, indigestion, depreasloa of
apiriUi and general debility, In their various
forms ;rUom a prevbntatife sgaiuit fever
and Ague nfid other intermittent fevers, the
" Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Callssya,”
made bv Caswell, Hasard A Co., New York,
and sola by all Druggists, is the best tonio;
and for patient* recovering from fever or
ether slekaess, It haa so equal.
A Cuke of l*4ieniiieii(ii.
Mr. 1). H. Hnrnnhy, of OsWego, N. V , nnys that
hli ilRutiht«r was iRken with a violent cold which
tor ruinate I With PiieUlhonlrt, and h!1 thn ho*t |ihy-
s’c rns gaVo the earn up nnd saidihe would notltv
“ut a few hours at most. Mhe waa In this feondl-
t on when a friend /rbcominan ’M Ur. HR|p 8 BuUam
t’jr iho MnRk nnd adtrlskd ncr to try It. Hho sectp*
ted ns a labt result, and was surprlaod to find thn
It produced a marked change for tho hotter, nnd hv
(Mrsoverlng lulls uten permanont cure wns clHcUd.
Towneley’sToothscho Ano«Ijm cures instant y.
The Proplicl II On or hd In II i„ Own (ountry,
Even In III4 Own iioiiho.
Tim honest, Hlntplo narrntlvo «>r Mhr. s. ,t. W.iii*i%
who nwldos at No: 177 William* Ht;;l'r«»ii.lcn,v, |{ | ■
'* burliiK I ho pied , yea 1.1 l .| IVV( > I h-
rerety ftllllete.l With kidney disease, cuus|„«
liftekaeheH. tllzzlneHM mid other auvero pains through
my body uml limbs, rondorln« mo so weak and pras.
Irate that at timos It was impossible t,.r mo to do
any part of my Imnsewerk. 1 have ha l ulHoatlut
teriiiK of tin* ItoAft, And was terribly distressed for
Itreaib. 1 was very miserable, and nmipl-toly worn
out and discouraged: 1 had no ambition to muler-
lake to do any! him;, and but ely sufllei. ut atrouKtli
to render exlslhm o (leslrabU*. having failed to tlmt
any foil'd from tho doctor's prcserli.tlous. At this
frying «'HrIr a friend persuaded m • lo obtain a hot-
tleo! llunt'H llemedv, and now I rej«»te«. that I foi-
lowed this friendly advice, for tho lbimedy acted
Itko a charm In my co*»o. Alter I had taken u few
doses my health began to Improve; I folt bettor
overy way. Tim fluttering dr the heart, the Intense
buohuohOM. and terrible ahortuesR of tlm breatti
HI'oedlly disappeared, my strength nnd ambition
soon returned, and before 1 liad taken two bottles ol
tlie ltemodyl wan entirely well, and able to wash
and Iron and dd illy housework. Oneo in awhile |
am tfoublcd with tlm headache, and as soon us 1 am
taken I resort to limit's Hemedy. nnd a few doses
fix mo nil right. 1 shall never ho without it in the
future. I have froououtly rooonmlondod the Hunt’s
Itemedytomy friends, Sud they have experienced
relief fmrtt (lie lirst doRo. 1 heartily reromiimml it
Idall who aro nllllotul with kidney disease or din.
eases ol the Liver, bladder or Urinary Organs, j
think uo family should ho without It.
Mu
No. 177 Williams St., lb
.1. Wt
ovldeu
Arts Idhe n Clinf-nik
" j| hftvousod Hunt's llenmdy lor Kidney troubles
«ud recoininandSd It tj dthem, and always found ii
lo dot tike a Charm. John Ciiamheks,
723 Carson Pittsburg, Penn,
"Oratftudo is the memory of the heart.” How
many heart Wehiories cluster around ffunt's Item-
oily in g rat etui households where it lias wrought its
THE GREAT
NREI
FOR PAIN.
Rheumatism,Neuralgia, Sciatica,
.umbago, Backache, Headache, Toothacho,
< . re Th roiil. Nwfflllnga, N|irnlnn, llrulnes i
It ii i'll a, N«>nI«I», Prrnt IllU'n,
AM) A lib OTIIKR IIOIIII.Y fAIXS A XD ACIIES.
Joldbjr Oniggliu atul |)o»l*r»erervwhere. Kilty Cenun bott)«.
IMt,t-il.iu* lu 11 f.niiRuaiM.
TIIK I'll Alt I.KM A. V OU Kl.KIt CO.
<8u»>MMr( (« A. VuUELCanCO.) Haltlaiurf, 14.C.S, A.
||0®Elft
^Vlmt th« gTrftt w-
itoratlve, llostotter'a
Itomnch Hitter*, will
Jo, must tie gathered
from what It haa
done. It has effected
rudi-.nl cures luthuu*
M .dsof eases of dys
pepsia, bilious dls-
itoixlers. Intermittent
fever, uenous uffec-
ilons, general do*
nr 1:y. constipation,
alek headache, tnen-
tal despoudi ncy, and
klfiiRS
fie UnnUttfTM AftaraH HaJI».1R(W YrcrtJt
lb io n!!P® K WaS!'
S IDE P01
DUDLEY.
I&OLEMANl
^'BROTHER
MACH INERY
NEW0RLE ANS.
MANUFACTURE
.$TE.AMf NG I NE b
COf T'ONPRE S5E E
W|A TjEiR]EiL E V A T0R^
SHaET, I NGPIJI L F VS
, ERiONCOLUMNSH0USEL
F[R0NTS ANDCAS T I NGS
FOUNDRY !S0NERAT 0
SITREE'TEX’TEND! NG
f!R;0!M!MlAi'GN0L I A TO
CiLlA.RAlSTREET I N
NlfiwiOJBlLEANSLA'
A.I'NOFT I CF &
S ALE S D E P 0 f
'TWiENTYAND -
Ed GHTEEN
UiN I 0NST
r npnr t'
I-3L-
MILL and FAOTOSTFSSPPLIES
OF ALL XlltSS. EELTIN0 BOSE and
PACKING, OILS, POiXFS ALL KINDS
IKON PIPE, FITXIN03, BRASS GOODS,
STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE GOVERNORS,
&o. Send for Prico List. W. B. DIL
LINGHAM It Cfi„ 113 Main Strset, LOUIS
7ILLE, KY.
AT irtuUngliontlon Phyar
lelmi eNtiibiiHlii's iia
OtHeolii NtavYurk
for I ho Cure of •
.EPILEPTIC FITS.
fYuvx A m.J 0umal v/MidicInt*
ir. Ak. Mept-rolo (Into of tendon), who t-inkcl n fcpe-
(Ity of Kp'i.'iif-y, bn* without doubt tr< utod uml curod
irucHHou tlnrit ntiyethnr llvle-r ptiyHlclun. flUutircosf
a almply bnon.ivitiiiiilnblng; w«t lmvo tc urd of ciwba o;
or so p-nt«» hl.litdliic fturrl-fcufiilly cttrrd Kr MbH: ]l<
* published a v era oti lid* UPdom, wblrfi |i,» ucn J|
ti nlurgu buttle cMilu won,lerful euro froo Id Hn) But*
•r w hu limy w-nd tholr . . pjeu* ntel 1*. O. Addrus* W|
' U l>r‘ All. Mlitoiikut.’i. No. vo Juhu BE. Now Toit,
I« uufailinc »nd Infnlll-
Me In rurinn Kplluptlc
I itH, Npubliit, {Join-ill-
Hioiiu, Nt. Vitu* Dance,
Alcoholism,Opium Kat-
leg, Nrrofulu nml nil
•to end blood I>iH.
’I o Clergymen,
tr*. Literary Men,
Hunker*.
hi", niiiim
nml all wh
JtfflS!
....... Irregularities of
(ho Mooti. stomach,
or Kidney*, or
appetizer or
stimulant. NAM AKI
TA N NKIIVJNJ: is in-
htahlo. Tlionsnnda
mlaiill it tho inoat
...iminrfiil liivigorant
tlmt ever mintaiued ttio
linking *yatmn. For
—■ «i — - Hide by all DrugglHta,
Till-: l)|t. S. A. Itt( IMIOM) dll/DICALC'O.,
Hu|«> 1’i'opi ieloi-f, St, .lont'iili, ,)|o.
REYNOLDS’ IKON WORKS
J>. A. JdVLT.AXE, Manager.
P.O. Ban 1690. - • NEW ORLEANS, LA
Mnnufnrtnry Rsytiolits' Cilubrnti-.I 1‘Utfnrm COTTOfi
PRESBb'f/ Hloim, llan.l m.,| Homs IWrTj M KAM
KNUlNKS, SUtJAIl Mlt.I.S. VACUUM I'A NS, ktimmbont
Ht«<*u.i>lii|> anil Muni'o Pat.-nt I)r«<lR.t„,At Work, bocomotl*
*nd IUIIron-| Cur Io n V*. rk a Ki.e.-lalty. Rulldln* | o.iiUl
Columns, IUIIIiik*, Bln ksmltblnir an,I Xf.rhtn* Work In gen-
‘ ".C. Thm * K
Never r>iLs" >
IfiRVlKP
Irllrc
)K im,t Ms, hi no Work In gen-
A'ATCUS for atoros. Union
•In by tho
C 0ft A Vt'EKR. Il.'l a ,1*7 hi. hom«j OMftf road*.
11 rjc.w'.ii ouKUft 14. kf.c.ic<ei Iras U u*. Ammia. tin
FREE
Fur II
"THE BEST IS CHEAPEST.”
r.XCIXKS, f LIDCCliCDC SAW MILLS,
JlorsePowprs HTjUtOnLllO Cloierliullerl
(Hutted tonll sect lout, i Write for i-'Wtti: IUiu.l»nmphlot
nnd rrleea toTho Aultman & Taylor Co., Mauullcld, Ohio
If yon are
Interested
In the inqnlry—Which Is tho
best Liniment for Han and
Beast?—this is the answer, at
tested by two generations: the
MEXICAN MUSTANG UNI-
HGNT. The reason is sim
ple. It penetrates every sore,
wound, or lameness, to the
very bone, and drives ont all
Inflammatory and morbid mat
ter. It “goes to the root” of
the trouble, and never foils to
cure la doable quick time.
SOLID SILVERWARE.
Send for our prices nnd patterns of
Spoons, Forks, Fancy Pieces,
Combination Sets,
-—AND—>
Presentation Goods of all kinds.
We have every article that can be
called for. guaiantee our ailver tha
finest quality at the lowest prices pot-
ilble. Goods bought from ua are
engraved free of charge.
J. P. STEPHENS ft C0. t
Wholesale Jewelers,
ti Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, GA.
,iosr.N, »: yh rneVlVilUf.'
Bold on trl*n, Wat ra/JU 8 yearfi. Ill foes a* low.
forfr-h |.n«V, dartre».l
JONES OF BINOHAMfON, .
BINGHAMTON, N. V.™
STRONG’S FECTORil PILLS
A SURE REMEDY FOR
COLDS AND RHEUMATISM
Ensure healthy epiieme. uonil rtlgmllon. regular-
fti tif iho bowels, A riiKClnt’s hoon to iim.lceTB
tnUAUie, sooflilng nntl liriH’lng the norvmiit sys
tem, liiirt giving vfenr nml hi’.ljti ln every flhreof
tho body. Unit try DruoaUU. Vat AI menses
full imrtlculars nddros# O. E. Hull A Co., Mo*
650. IIow York
SPRATLING COTTON PUNTER
AN1)
QUANO DISTRIBUTOR.
The cheipeet ant
beat. Opetm furrow,
dtHtrlbute* funno,
dfopfl cotton seed
coin, pi‘08,eto.,nt unV
dlHtnuce, l*i num
ber. Cov«»rs Ml PMifl*
time. Price, 91o.uk
W. C. SMITH A CCe,
81 South Broad St*. Atlanta, Q* t
Ihavo a pocltlv* ft uiml7f“r tho aburoTilaoariO; by It*
n*« thouRands of of the worst kind and of font
funding have boon.ci r«d. IndcuU, so atrung In my faith
In Us ofllcm-jr, tlmt 1 will *«tl1 TWO HOTTI.Kd FURR, to
g.'llior with uVAMIAHI.W 'J UiiATlSK *m this dtdnaae.W
any euilwcr. Olvo Rxiuchs and I*. O. addfiUti.
i»t. T. A. fc LOCUM. 181 J'oArl Mt.. New Yor*
PiiMiHlicrs' t'lilon, Atlunia, (In Kifte.-n
A MILLION
A WEEK.
m» o 11 i- Newspaper ptiDlluiit'd on this slduoftho
carih Is houglit and read by m» many iiumi ami wimini.
Why? 11 • c-ttiH • It I* mitspokcH. truth-telling and nl-
w o s ln?i r« h: leg uls everyhody’d m-wapaper Sub-
BiTlpthm: Dmi.y<-1 png.'*), by mail, IWic. a mnntli,
or ««..;« a jrar; Simmy fM pugos), m.KO per
year; Wkkkly .Kp.tg. *.. Wl per year.
I. \\. KNGLAND, Publisher, New York City.
A combination of Pro-
toxide of Iron, Peruvian
Jiark and Phosphorus(n
a palatable form• Por
lM»ilit]f t Loss of Appe
tite, Prostration of Vital
Powers it is imiispensa-
REV.J.L. TOWNEB,
Industry, Ill., says:—
“I consider it
a most excellent remedy for
he debilitated vital forces.
REV. A. I. HOBBS Writes:
After a thorough trial of th
IRON TONIC, I take pleasure
in stating- that I have been
frreatly benefited by iti
use. Ministers nnd Pub
lic Speakers will fincl it
of the frreateot vuluo
whero a Tonic is neces
sary. I recommend it
as a reliable remedial
atrent, possessing un
doubted nutritive and
reatorativo properties.
louurin^Kj/,, Oct. 2, 1SU2.
r^?AM2 BY TEB DR. HARTF.R MEDICINE CO., S13 H. 8AIH CI„ BT. LOUIG.
$150,000 GIVEN AWAY!
>rks of the gre
THE PRACTICAL FARMER, OF PHILADELPHIA, fr«
found there is a general desire to possess l-'arnis and Homes in the We
ers an opportunity to obtain an Improved Farm, a well-known, rcliahl
100 FARMH, to be offered as Premiums to out
mlunts, fine Steel-Plate Engravings—superb repn
the price of the paper ; and when we give '
Its character and reputation are of the highest, and Subscriber?, rarely drop from
weekly nt fa.oo per annum. /f-V -want ax) new subscribers tn fwo Months,
- * otter as Premiums the Stccl-P
Intimate acquaintance with its readers, has
. ,nd Family journals published.
1 lists. It has 16 pages, published
A Located In the States
16,630 ACRES
HOOlFAfflSpsH®^
. ....ns arc all in good condition, and fire In size
, 1, and worth from $600 to $10,000 each. The Farms wit! be
yed by Warranty Deed, and a clear and perfect Title shown from the »Xt ,ey * re al * re#d > 10
:cupy, and will be productive homes from the start. As high as 80 liL^HP-LO Ot M HLAT per acre was aar-
■sted from borne of these Farms last year. All of these lands are just as good, and will produce as mnch under like
rcumstances. The tenancies are such that mjiscssion ran be inven at once. HOW you may Obtain on* Of
the Farms* Subscribe for the " PRACTICAL FARMER. Immediately upon receiving the Subscription price—
la 00, a receipt and the current number of the FAKMHR will be mailed to the sender, his name entered upon our sub
scription list, and the paper continued for one year. As soon as we have
or In ten days from date, wc wif'
each subscriber will have a fair
second and following series of i-.—-
’» given away. These Farms and Engravings
nurely gratuitous upon our part, and is intenacn o
•ear. The name and address of those securing the
. aluable Premiums will be published in the PRAC
TICAL FARMER. Having made up our mind to
secure, at any cost, the largest circulation of any
Agricultural Paper in the World, we have resolved
to forego all profits and give our Subscribers the
Farms and Engravings for the benefit derived from
the present and future large circulation. A sample
mtaining description of the Engravings and
continued tor one year, as soon as we nave to.ocw new .-mouii’cib icuistcrcu un uur cooks,
i will award to each of them a premium, aggregating in value fao.ooo. In such a manner that
fait and equal opportunity to obtain one of the Farms and Engravings. In the same way the
of 10,000 Subscribers will receive their Premiums until the entire $150,000 worth of property
as and Engravings arc intended as premiums to our Subscribers. Tho distribution of these is
f dividing with our Subscribers the profits of the
WHO WILL RECEIVE THE
$10,000 FARM?
the present anti future large circulation. A sarapli
-.) uining description of the Engravings an<
Farms, with a description of the improve^
its, dimensions of houses, etc., will be sent free. , —— r .. e r
■ am BiTKfO Jn order that your name and your friends names may be among the first series
(j LUD I B9| of 10.000 subscribers to whom the first lao.ooo worth of property will be_award-
subscribe at once and get up Clubs in your neighborhood immediately. Co tO WOTk at Once. Show the
paper contains the list of Farms and description of improvements. If you will get 10 subscribers and send iso. we
mil Ci.e the setter-up of the Club . subscripuon for himself FREE, which will give him euuel tight with othet lub.
“ - one of the Farms. For in Subscriber# and $40. we will give two extra subscriptions; for 25 subscribers
tra subscriptions: lor losubscribers, four extra subscriptions; for 35 subscribers and $70, five extra sub
scriptions ; for 40 subscribers and |8o, six extra subscriptions ; for 45 subscribers, seven extra subscriptions; and for 50
;s^. s u*p”ijMb "Kh'S'irr:,';," Cv. I£ 5 4S*
one^ n/m?wi!tL*■uPow^'mi!! w *wilt g* sS’Jct^w^end'wtii'dmtdhufeth^'l’t^o.am’wortli^pn^eitylt once*.
R ' m iMpbl| 0 T*N ! T/m»ue7o^c^,o'’GV5u“;nS, 0 '.h"'Kcd" C aS of Title to ,11 th. F.ruu
: Te"u°j5J5"Jiith the Union Trnrt Con ;t ..vorHMl ; daphlj. P.
Address PRACTICAL FARMER, Philadelphia, Pa.
5000 MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN FARMER. Sample copy free. You may get
mrself, neighbor, or parents, a fine Farm.
NEW FIRM!
C. Z. TURNER
In Robertson Building, Dallas. Ca.
I desire to Inform the public that 1 am just opening out In ffvllM » »U° k 0?
a
COMBINIG
Family Groceries aoi Plantation Snlies
WITH A FULL LINE OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Notions,
lV-ady-inade clothing of the beet material and of the moit la'hlonab'e nn Ic
Boots, Shoe., Hat", etc., irom the be»t manufacturers and of the latest slylee. A-'
of which will be sold low lor cash. Cjme one, come all, and air* m- a t r '*)-. ™’l
motto is Low Brices, Quick Hales, Fair Daaling, Gord Measu-e, Full Weight*.
I am als i agent for several standard brands of guano.
C. Z. TURNER-
OFFICIAL VOTE.
Tho following facts demonstrate beyond a reasonable doubt that FRANK
GANN, the Low-Price Candidate, has been elected, le.aving hie com
petitors lar behind!
l am offering my stock ol Goneral Merchandise at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES T
Read, Come and Examine and be Convinced !
C3-K/OOET5.IEIS.
I keep a full line of Family Grocoriei, consisting partly of Bacon. Corn M u
Flour, Crushed, Granulated and Standard Sugars, Coffee (10 lbs fur f’1.00) Rioi
Soap, Potash; a lull stock of G - C. & W. G. Ware; Cutlery, Knives from 10 cunt '
tu Kuger’s Best.
Boots and Shoes a Specialty!
Hats from 25 cents to Stetson’s Best I Dry Goods and Stable Goodr, Ciiristma)
Tricks, Proprietary Medicines, Plain snd Fancy Confectioneries, Michigan App e.s
Cibbage, Oniojs. and iu fact, everything you want and at prlc s lower limn wa
over known before in Dallas. Don’t fail to call and convince yourselves.
if. im:. o-A.isr isr.
Ncpro So hits.
Mr. IIhrIics, referring to the rogrr-
song of “Swing Low. Sweet Cluui >t. ’
which he heard in Tennessee, and (he
wolds of tho same, which he sent to the
London SpcHator, adds: "This, sir, I
think you will agree with mo, though
ecions, is obviously a fragment only.”
The fact is that all negro songs mv in
?ome sense “fragments," for they are
never exactly complete—that is, there is
nt* regular beginning nor end to them,
but, with the perpetually reclining re
frain of the choitiR, the solcHines can be,
nud are, stretched out to suit the iat cy
of the singer. The music of 4 Swing
Low, Sweet Chariot,” is given in several
publications of the “jubilee” ordei. but
the words are never twice alike. There
is ;i scrap of negro ditty, probably more
thoroughly Ethiopian than anything
now to-he heard in tho United States,
quoted in Michael Scott’s story of “Tom
Cringle's Log,” as follows:
\
Honorable Competition is M Life of Trade .
NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS.
jar No old stock brought over from last year !“@B
jay Hut everything fresh from the Factory !"©tr.
JgyAll goods of tho test quality and latest styles, and sold at the 1 iwest price) ."SSU
W E have just received a full stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS, pui-
h with the greatest care, and from the best markets, for cs.h, :.n l re-
spcclfu nvite tho public to call and examins them. Our Stock consists of
Htbple ©ry (xood^, ]^otioi\^, flo^ieYy
- HARDWAKE. CUTLERY,
Crockery, Glassware, Groceries,
And in (act, everything usually kopt in a first-cists general retail store.
We are continually adding to It, and will keep in store ever/thing for which
there is a demand in this section of ths country. Our line of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, Etc.
x Is the most complete ever brought to this market.
jgy-\Vo are airo agents for the most popular brands of Standard Guafios.
Ourmetto: “Fair Dealing, Quick Sales and Short Profit".” Give us a call
No trouble to show goods.
Wo occupy our now brick store house on the west side of Rome street, ne r
the public squarp, where we invite the public to call and examine our goods and
" ‘ McLARIN & ROBERTS,
DALLAS, OA.-
K i !■ I
M’l’l'l
Mini;..;
x ,ih„. - • .... jinsn.
This bns tbc true ling of lieatlieniam,
« it- .4 of till’ “e’liif’S of color" -vl i.-ti
ii 1 . i’.-i- i I . ! .1 us A lcli ,\\-
i : ■<), -.oi,
! “D:u y u utiji?’’ they nfkecl the old
.. • I ■; i .i j-ioki d him up. “Oh
I i. ’ ’t C.II1.-C lot. I ons
• i • I - 1.1.1 nt down on that
i d l>- t | iiiiLit enough to break it.
■ !“! it jut I r li:e fun of the thing.”
| A .i h. ■ ; ! ■’ ’.1 ut them savagely, and
ig.’-iiov felt mighty foolish.
"Bight Auiiyt".
V.'lmu Dickens first cumo to f his conn-
try ho stumbled upon a drum!fill “ Aim>r-
iriimMil" almost ns siiiiii as Ini had landed,
f'.i a hotel waiter asked him if Im wuntii ;
l.avi- S'lmething “right away," moaning
imnn diutoly. Some dozens' of E .gl.st!
I rawdors lmvo since tlmt time been hqr-
il'i.-’l liy liio same Yankee ptirase, Imt
now limy are beginning tn fl id imt Hint
mvay, ’ likt*. pivlty numb every
"'Ai r “ Aniuricnuism,” is merely nn An-
f'.lii iMii tlmt does not, happen to t o at,
Ii..m r .’li. London. _ A late conos|.n’!d«nt
nt NoIrxaud tilirrir,• says of tlio expros-
: “ 1 1 ,avt! always supposed this te>
tic tlio purist .it Americanisms, when
used iu the sense of ‘immediately,’ * *
4 . 1 1,1 '>'dy a few weeks since, in York
shire, I heard n girl en.y from behind a
<•- .ui! ti;i’. tn a gentleman who was donbt-
frd Whetlier tn carry homo the rake lie
had just purchased: “It will bn deliv-
’ r 'I oirei’tly, sir; the hoy is going past
your door light rwhy."—Chicago lut. r-
“Horn, rairm, is the money wn'ie
took. \ n.i can tako your pay n t on'i."
Mrs. Brown, not areu tomnd to ap
proving herself, deutarursiie ro otollnr
one ision, fob she turned all the m mey
inio her picket handkerchief, nml I dd
him she would settle on her way to tlm
train One or two pe .p'o walked sol
emnly up to h limply ,lm -k her hand
amt ‘ail, lilai.uiveU ; “We h ive en
joyed your lecture," but whli these ex
ceptions the awful silence was not dis
turbed. To this dav Mrs. Brown is in
doubt if they think "the Parthenon a i
improved sewing-machine or a new-
kind of hay-spreader.—EUUor's Drauitr,
in Uarrxr's Manazine.