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Be Tlmt Yoor CreM?
In n conversation about liis Western
nml Southern trip Lord Lviuington, a
member of Hie English nobility, told n
ro]K)rtor of the New York U'orM that ho
stumbled ftt a railway station on a gentle
man who exhibited a most ingenuous
thirst for information concerning the
, British Jiecrage.
“Pray how did he manifest this?"
Lord' 1/ymington—Oh, Tory civilly.
He introduced himself tft in' very kindly
on learning that T was a traveler and an
Englishman, and offered mo the hospi
talities of the town. It was •••try oblig-
iittt of hiui,. but unturtunntcly 1 e.ould
nit lit ay, so wo bail a olmt while I was
waiting for the train. Poring this chat
liis eye fell un a portmanteau of mine
which 1. had eansisl to In- marked for
convenience suka and easy identitlealion
with the cttbulistie figures I tin. This he
aoamied for some time with Ill-Ainooiiled
curiosity, and finally turning to me said
l ather abruptly: “If I am not mistaken,
you are a nobleman, are you not V" I
admitted fhat Mich was my unhappy lot.
“Then," said ho, “T presume that num
ber there on your vnliso is what they
call in the nobility armorial hearings, is
„ it not? .In fact, your crest?" “Hardly
that. I modestly replied. “A number
Is Only sHirno ns n crest, T believe, by
much more illustrious persons; for exam-
file, (be Beast in the ApiK'ulvpse.
“Oh," ho replieil, and then after medi
tating n moment or two, asked; “Hnvo
your family been long in England?"
' l’es," i said, "they hnvo bpon there for
some time, but why do yon ask?"
“Perhaps the numltcr refeva," he replied,
“to the number of generations, just ns
they recite them in the Old Testament,
you know?" “Yes," I unhesitatingly
and with prompt mendacity replied,
“that is exactly it, and'L don't see how
you hit it so cleverly." ll« smiled all
over with delight as the train rushed op,
mid waved kind farewells to me ns long
as we were in sight.
A Traveler's Untile,
The Hon. Kenneth Ha.vner endorses il.
Traveler* should have a sure and speedy
cure, for sueh complaints «n Cholera,
Diarrlurt, Print* of the Stomach anil
llowols. Hr, Worthington’s old and
reliable Cholera and Diarrhea Medicine
can be carried iff the pocket. Price'25
and 10 cents a bottle. ''
flood Per tlie Kills,
lloetors now recommend theiutroduo-
v iioB of a kid or g'*t into the nursery os
a honltiiful compiiltion for the oliildreib
The doctors evidently know their little
" bit,—Si/racuse Urralri.
badies & rluldrsn’s bants A ahoee can’t run
' ever if Lyon’e Pul. Heel Btillanere are used
If there is anything better than to l
loved, it is loving.
Pen* cod-liver oil, from seleetsd livers
on tbs sea shore bv Caswell, Hazard A Co.,
New York, Absolutely purs and sweet.
Pfttienta who have onee taken It prefer It
to ell others. Physicians deolare it superior
to ell other oils.
'l'ms photographer is always getting
negatives from pretty girls,pad tin- mere
negatives iroiu preii v uiris.guu i
lie gets tile broader he smiled.
\f.(».ttoTT, tlie genttemnu who ale tliietv
lira™ of minlls in tliiuiyrtays, was relieved
fi'iuu any ftlsagreealilu t urncli troubtes by
uiing (Iastiiink, ritul took limbing else thtr
mg the tusk. Held by dnlgge t-.
Ax electric railway experiment is pro-
nosed for I’aria.
T>r. Benson’s Skin Cura consists of intern i!
Mid external trimtineiit nt same time, nml i
makes tlie skin white, soft and smooth. Il
eontniiH no poisonous it rugs, it nt druggists.
‘ Tt isn't that I fear any dangerous
“ ' * “ ‘ ” ” - the
turn of tho disease," said tlie man who
liad tho mumps, “or am troubled about
•ny personal appearance. I only regret
that my superabundance (if cheek makes
me. for tho time being, resemble a lil'a
insurance agent.”— LrnecU Citizen.
A WONBKIHTI, DISCOVERY.
\ii Arllele Unit Will lliiki- ilic llnlil mill
.. _ l»rm Urjolcf.
.Miiny f>[ tho linn (InvfHintfri of tho dn.\ are
oxcolh-nt, but Illogical ifeiuwof the atutL Hold
tor promoting tjio gipwth anil lumping buck
the original color, arc more ImmhiiRs while
)iot a few are pomicioiiH in their effects upon
the scalp ami hair. The 1 filling out of tholiair,
the accumulations of dandruff, ami the pre
mature change in color me all evidences of a
^Us,msed condition of tho scalp and the iflands
which nourish tl ojiuir. To arrest tie h * causes
• he article used must possess medical is well
:in chemical virtues, and the ehanuo must b.*-
•*ui under the scidp to be of perniaiient and
t- nu. benefit. Petroleum t.il is the a tide
whieh is'Hindu to work such ox tr,am ini in
•vaults; but it is after the best refined article
has been chemically treated, and compl My
deodorized, that it is in proper condition for
die toilet and receives the name of Omboline.
b was in far-off Russia that the effects of pe
troleum upon the hiir were first observed; a
^overnmeiii officer having noticed that a par
tially bald-hemled servant of his. when trim-
tuo lum i is, hud a hubit ot wiping his
oil-besmeared hands in his scanty locks, and
the remit was, in a few months, a much finer
. ‘r° f fefcpktiK 1 ®** hail ' Iteexoi had
•elore.. I lie oil was tried on horses and cuttle
tlmt huff lout theo'luiir fiom cuttle plague, nml
]% r« suite wore man clou*. T1 e mam# and
’ail, iif horse.,, whieli hint fatten out. were
completely restored in a few weeks. These
experiments were heralded to the world, but
"oolle m civilized society could tolerate the
M-C ol refilled petroleum a, a dressing forthe
hair. Pm tlie skill of one oi ourchaoiistsha,
overcome the difficulty, and ho has succeeded
InperfectiugOnrboliiie, rendering it as dainty
as ihu famous ena de cologne. Experiments
oil tho tinman hair and skill xvore attended
witn 11ib most astonishing results. A few an
plications,where the hair was thin ami falling
gave remarkable tone and vigor to tho scalp
and tho hair, Every partiolo of dandruff disnp-
poars Oil tlie Inst or second dressing, all cuta
neous disease of I lie skin nml scalpin'e maid] v
mid liermoueutly healed, mid the liouid seems
lo peuet rate to tho root of the hair at once. It
IS well known (hat the most beautiful colors
are made from petroleum, and by some my,'
lerio.is operation of nature flic uso of this nrti
™ gradually imparts a beautiful light brown
color to the hair, which by continued use deep-
i n,tobluek. The color remains permanent,
mid tho change is so gradual that tho most
intimate friends can scarcely delect its pro-
grass, In u word, it is the most wonderful
discovery of the age, mid well calculated to
make the prematurely I add and gray rejoice
t urbolino is put up in a neat and attractive
manner and sold by all dealers in drugs and
medicines. Brice one dollur a bottle. Ken-
iiedv ,t Go., Pittsburg, Pa., general agents
tortlio United Htute-mud Canadas.
We advise oar readers to give it a trial,
fellin'? riiiur-tied that one application will
convince them of its wonderful effects.
"/ ina truly Ihaulrfid that / seek used Hr.
/jriuon’s Celery nml Chamomile Pills, tur
then ciirnl my nerloettcal headache. Mrs.
I it. Paddison, Point Caswell. N. Me.
Tlie North American Indians, especially
('ie Seneca tribe, made such frequent use of
petroleum that for many S'’Bi s it was only
known ak Heueea 01. Now it is known ns
Uarliiiilne, the Wonderful Hair Kenewer.
It costs but little to make a child glad ;
It costs lint little to secure the grateful
rcmcoibiMiee of a child; but if it cost a
hundred-fold lflorr than it does, it would
lie a profitable investment. It pays well
to have a monument erected to ourselves
in n child's memory mid affections. And
this we may have by a little thoughtful
ness and attention.
Remarkable forovta coming diseilri. cam.
ed by import water, decaying vegetation,
etc., f« Brnwn'a Iron Ritters.
Nawtmnv, N. r.—Itev. o. W. Ollley ,nt»:
"I have taken Brown's iron Killers and con
sldcr It onv of the bet medicines known '’
B0(K Mtt.i., 8. C -Rev.J.H. White, stm.
"I used Brawn's Iran Hitters lor general del
hilfty, It rewired ms to strength and vigor.’>
Wk appreciate iHypleiislTl'es unless ivu
are oecsslonally deprived of them. He
at rain t is the golden rule of enjoyment.
Chapped hsnds, face,
akin cured by tula
by Cazwelt,
d band*, face, pimple* and rough
by using Junlper Tar Botp, mads
, Heard * Co., New York.
Of,ash can be readily and neatly drilled
with a small drill operated liy a imw ami
kept moist with spirits of turpentine.
Tlie Tfhllmiinj oln l*l»> elrlmi.
.InnieR Beechea, M, D., of 8igourney, Iowa,
saya: ForRevcntl years I have been using a
<’ougb Balsam, called Dr. Wm. Hall’s Bal-
►flni for the Lungs, and in almost every case
throughout my practice I have had entire
success. I have used and precribed hun-
<lr« ds of bottles ever since the days of my
army practice (18(13), when I was surgeon of
fIo;pital No. 7, Louisville, Ky.
IIciio’n Cnrliolic Halve.
It is itie Best Halve for Outs, Bruises,
Horen, Ulcers, Salt Khenm, Tetter, Chapped
I lends, Chilblains, Corns and all kinds of
Skin Kruptions, Freckles and Pimples.
Itejole*, Rejoice* M l!e la Alive Affils.',
•*w »» Uirt, lint iNroviiil."
. tfnderdeto of Jul> », K. B, Bright, of
Windsor Locks. Conn., writes a plain, modest
narrative, which, from its very simplicity, has
tl» true ring of fine gold. He says: “My
£at^i«r is using llnnt’s Remedy and seems to
re fmprovint. in fniff, lie is vory murh better
tlmn he 1ms been for a long time. Ho had been
tapped three times. Tho first time they got
Cioui.fcim sixteen quarts of wuter, the second
time thirteen quarts, and fully ns much more
tho third time* and be would constantly fill tin
again every time after lie had been tappou,
until he commenced tiling Hunt’s Remedy,
which acted like magic in his case, ns lie
begun to improve at once, and now his
watery accumulation passes away through
the secretions naturally, and he hue none of
that swelling or filling up which was au
frequent before the functions of the kidneys
wero restored by tho uso of Hunt's Remedy.
Ilo is a well-known citizen of this place, and
has always boon in bur iness hero.’’
Again he writes, November 27, 188*?:
“ 1 beg most cheerfully and truthfully to
state, in regard to Hunt’s Remedy, that its
use was the saving of my fathers life, i
spoke to you in my previous lottor in regard
to liis being tapped three times. It in tlie
most remarkable case that haa ever been
heard of in tliix section. Kor a man of hi-
years (sixty years) it is a most remarkable
cure, lie had boon unable to attend to his
business more than n’yoar, and wan given up
bottle of Hunt’s
by the doctors^ Tho first
Remedy that he unod gave instant relief. He
has used in all seven bottles, and continues
to iae it whenever ho feels drowsy or slug
gish, and it affords inntnnt relief. He in now
attending to his regular business and has been
several months. I am perfectly willing that
you nh« n!d publish this letter, an we tlior-
Mighly believe that father’s lifo was saved by
using Hunt’s Remedy- and these facts given
above may be a benefit to others suffering in
like mntmer from diseases or inaction of the
kidnpys ipid liver,”
DR-WORTHINGTON'S
HOLERA | RAMP
A polite little girl xvas shown a sot
of playthings and n doll and was asked
winch she would have. She looked at
the doll, wliioh was n fine one, and thou
drawing her mother's head down,
whispered, “ I would rather have the
playthings, but please don’t tell the
doll.”
(hol
tJ
fllARR
°vi
THE GREAT
AND
■ran
HOEA 0
VIED
OVER 25 YEARS
. .rdf r»r ('haleru. IMnrrhs....
Ornlttrr,Numi«itr(°"*, p 1 1 ’ Pra^rpaliA,a«./
lint
1*1 lev
r Drt
' Tiii'tHAiVii a.'v^'pjeI e« .c'akjr'ANtr,*
Fitters
There feu »er*r
ibeen an ln»Unc« la
iWhloR IRU stertloc
Iturtfaraut and anti-
febrtla nedldae haa
failed U ward off
eomplalat, whra
URmdulf aa a pro
tection arahiat ma
laria. Hnadroda of
Rhyatclana bavi
abandoned at! the
ofldnal aped flea, and
aow preaertbe thla
harmfeaiw vp«ptaM-
tonto for rtillia and
fever, as well aa dya-
pepala and nervoaa
affeoilona. Iloitct-
ter’a Bitten la tha
■pectfio you aood.
Tor tale by an
Xhrontou and Doal
an ceaeraBy.
YOUNG MEN
eni|*l’..vimnj. n.tan-88 |». y . KICA.fel, Am. Omo.
_ OUT.
i. Rymail'J5p, Circulm
u ACo..:« Dor St...N. \
\ rTEBYUAllSOP KUKKUUINO t„ min,I and Sody
- VI run-ri 11IJM-II uf IniliKc-lion .ml d>
ma ..IT.-r nil; Tin.'iiy "Tilt; I'l l! 11X0111.N ritl.S.’•
;,>r .11 mi altflctiHl. Bent l.y miiil for SI I.INI
wilb mjr sr»«Iteu ull IntlUru.l«... at.a .ly.1^..-.!., j«,;S
II. Alc.%l.\ IN, I.OUEL1, Mam*., for four
City Trtiaiiiirer unit Ts* Call. •
THE SUN- ls - A - LW * y8
.lilSTfRifSXU!^
TIIE’ s'UN prlnP.^commm'ii iiiory 'oYYbeiixT.'of'real
men and women, and of ihfirdevds. pinna. lovea.hntei
‘f morsottereiilsi udi.nml
(treited. Subscription: Daily
■" ’
r finance that uui eerr arettta. Hu
id paRea), by mail. 5iiv. a month, or 9«..»0 u venr
?S*3)‘. Y « 8 oB??rV?r 1 -* 0 P " w ““» t®
L ENGLJLU1), Publisher, New York City.
>UT THIS OUT
WORTH SENDING FOR I
Dr. J. H. KCHF.NCK has Juat published a book on
DISEASES OF THE LUN8S
UB HOW TO CURE THEM
which Is offered FRP.K. poMpaid.to all applicants,
it contstiis valuable information for all who supfsise
themselves alfllctod with, or llsblo to any disease of
the throat or lungs. Mention this i«per. Address
Ur. S. H. RVHEffrK A MOM, l*hlladeli>1iU, !••*
Watt If yon w<«A EnyUth or Gorman Auok.)
Strong’s Sanative Pills
w —ron thr—
LIVER.
A apevdv cure for liver complaint, reaulatioa the
...wv-Ia, purifying the blo«Nf. cleansing fr«»m malarial
.■alnt. A i-rfect cure for sick headache, constipation
and d)>|»«'p-ia. Hold by all loading *lniggiate. For
ftimannr* ettli full iMirticulark, addrcwiU71£. HULL A
L'O., Uox 050, Now York.
TYPE and NEWS CASES fob SALE.
One thousand pound* of Bourgeois,
like this, in case and tied up. Price
twenty cent) per pound in quantities to
suit. News cases $1.26 per pair,
2,000 lbs. Burgeois, like thii, in quan
tities to zult, at fifteen cents.
M0 lbs. of Minion, like this, ftt twenty-live
cents par pound. Address,
ati.abta NftWsPAFKtt Union, Atlanta, Go.
For Two
Generations
The good nud staunch old
stand-h.v, MEXICAN MUS
TANG LINIMENT, hits done
moro to assuage pain, relieve
sulTering, und save tlie lives of
men and beasts than all other
liniments nut together. Why!
Because the Mustang pene
trates through skin nnd flesh
to the very bone, driving out
nil pain and soreness and
morbid secretions, and restor
ing tlie atnieted part to sound
tltli.
and supple heal
PORT ABLE
SODA
FOUNTAINS
Send for Catalogue.
Chapman & Co.,
Madison, in:
MILL & FACTUHY SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS. BELTING, HOSE
and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL
KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTINGS,
BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES,
ENGINE GOVERNORS, &o. Sendfop
Prioe-IHL W. H. DILLINGHAM A CO
421 Main Straet, LOUISVILLE, KY.
ivnvNoiiZ)*’
IRON WORKS.
II. A. lUdhANi:, Mil linger.
P. 0 Box 1690 Ng.v Orleans, La
Manufacturer* of Reynold*' Cab-bra-
tml I'lnlform COTTON I'RKSSKS.
filoant, linnet A llnrra- I'owm. Htnam
ngincH, Hngni Atllls, nml Mnngo
atniit ^)r.Mtg.l».Mit W..rk. Buibluig
lVontH, ('(iltniiiiM, UailinitH, jtlack-
Hinitliing nml .Machine Work.
C*'OUI>KHS MOblUITUD.^lS
FREE
A WUKK. f 12 a day at I101
out ill Iren. Aadrsns
tit ' 1 •.me •
Thug A
Co., August a, Ma.
“THS BE8T IS OHIAPKST.
ts,l ' ls .THRESHERS- AWJI,Lls
Horsn 1‘owerg 1
Clover Hollers
Will,, furl-tlluM
s to Tho Aultmaii A Taylor Co., MaiiHtldi
fainnhfe
eld, Olili
A GRNTB WANTBD forth* Mast and Fasts.t sell-
in* Pictorial Hooka and lllble*.Prices reduced 33
percent. N tlooal Publishing (Jo., Atlanta, Ua.
OPIUM
aiohioiim: via hit,
h» pity till cured. Tun
■onrH i-Rtitbliahotl, 3,000
‘ State chkc. I>r.
Mni-nli, (jmney. Mtch.
x, Nnwitrk, N. .1. 'I e
Wrltn lor circular*.
The Cairo Box anil Basket Factory.
CAIRO, 11,1,.
ho* rebuilt its factory with new machinery,
the lateet and most approved designe, and la
—tin mannfactnriag, and promptly filling
•u order.for
FRUIT. BERRY AND PACKING BOXES.
Send Jot lUuMrated Catalogs* and PrioolAU,
ATLANTA
Mfo
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J3UDLEV
c'ol'emianTM
&brother
MACH. INERT
N|E Wl0lRLiE T A'N lc v
MANUr ACTURE.
S'TE A.M|E ! N:G I NES
COTT'OWPRESSES
MATIEIRE LEVATOR:
JHAFTil NGPULLE YS
I.R.ONCOLUMNSHOU.ST
! RONTSANOCASTING:
■rjOlUlNlDlRlYj I s:0,N ER A : T 0
SiT R E ElT EiX T E ND-T NGj
FROMM AG NOLI A’TO
CLARASTREET IN
NEW.ORLEANSLA
ma i Norr i c:e&
SAL.E SDFPOr
FWLN.T'Y-AND
Ei I GiHlTlETlE N
OPIUM HABIT
Cured Painlessly.
Tin- .MtMlivine wild tor u Hinnll margin nbt vj tho o
tniniMHilifting. AT t uat-a irnrttml l.y ;.|aot-i.il i»n*
I'«r hill imrtlouUrN mLIi. -b the* |)|
Literary'men, Ider-
chniita, Bankers, I,a-
DR. S. I. COLLINS, La Portr, Ind.
Adflrssa SriNBON A (A).. I*. rViaml, Ale.'
Konuoke Poltan Presa*
Tlie Best and Choapest Preaa
made. Costs less than shelter
over other firessep. 11 and reds
in actual use at both steam and
horse power gins. Mi ‘
power glna. Makes heavy
bales l.y hand fatter than any
gin can pick.The new improve
ments In fin honsee described
in the werda ef their inventor*
free to all. Address,
Roanoke Iron Worbe, Ohatte-
nooga, Tenn.,or Roanoke Cot*
ton Prees Co.Rich bgaare.I.U,
causes Nervous Pros
tration, Irregularities
of the blood, stomach,
XESvik*
■tlmuiaut, Hmimrltuu
Nervlnsls Invaluable.
Thousands proclaim it
the most wonderful In-
vizorantthateveeauatulnodtheslnklngevstrm. For
Mile by oil Druggists. TIIK DR. 8. A. KICJIMOND
M l'.DIOAL OO.. Sole Propriutora. St. Jotepli, Ma
2 ltable:ac< o.i paying hiMinnix If you can dovote
your time to it. MOsUA Y HILL. llox783, N. Y.
, will
Twonly-Two. — 'K>
ATIONARY ENGINE, in
M» Hold for «lfio. e..,h.
•Al’EH Union, Atlanta, (Jo.
-» f-oinhiruitiot* of j ..
tojcltloof iron, J*cruviu
Jlar/c a ndj* hogp I torus »
a ttaiaiabla form, i .
Debility Lous of Aj>jh
/i/^i 41.... nP I ■/,
LF.V A I. H6AB3 WriteoT-
After a thorough trial of the ,
IRON TOlhO. T taka pleasure
ir staiiJiR that I have been
use. oli'listers and *.
U< Suoakers will find It
of the greatest
where » Tonto in ^ecea
•ary, T recommend it
PURIFIES
THC
ILOOS
tile, Prostration of
Power9 <1 ioiwJiispeiiz K
ble.
REV. J.Ig.TOWNJ£K.
NEW FIRM !
C. Z. TURNER
in Robertson Building, Dallas. Ca.
f dibiro to inform the public that 1 jam just opsning out in DuUas a new atock of
I H II®
COMBINIG
Family Groceries and Plantation Supplies
WITH A FULL LINE OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Notions,
Keiid’jr'-maHe clothing of the best m 9 tor in! ami of the aost fashionable m\k
B x-tH, i?liocp, liate, etc.. Iroin the best manufacturcra and of the latest, slylea. Ae
of which will be sold low for cash. Ojme one, come all, and ftWe me a trial- Myy
nr «r to Is Low J’rices, Quick Sales, Fair Dealing, Good Meauire, Full Weights,
i. m a ! H> aijeutfor several Etandari brands of guam.
C. Z. TURNER.
FonoraMe Competition is tie Life of Trale
NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS.
aWNo old atock brought over from l».t year l“Vwa
fit^rllut everything froah from the Factory iTJSa
WsS" All gooda of the fceatquftlUy »n 1 latest styles, and sold at the lowest prices.“^68
Wf
it
q ectlti
3 have just received a lull stock of FAT,I, and WINTER GOODS, put
' , and re
with the greatest care, aud from the beat markets, for cash,
uvito the public to call and eximint thorn. Our Stock consists ot
And in tact, everything usually kept in a first-class genera! rata’I store.
We are continually adding to it, and will keep in store everything for which
there is a demand in this section of tin country. Our line ot
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, Etc.
Is the most complete ever brought to thh market.
finV We are aleo agents for the most popular brands ol Standard Guanoa.
Give us a ca’I
Our m-dto: “Fair Dealing, Quick Sales and Short Profit".’
No trouble to show goods.
We occupy out new brick store houso on the wett side of Rome street, near
the public square, where we invite the public tu call and examine cur coeds and
prices.
McLARIN & ROBERTS,
ZD-A.XiTj.A S, O-A.
PHOFFSBIONAL t’AHDS. 1 YOU CAN HAVE ANY KIND Oi
ROBERTSON,
PHYSICIAN &8URGE0N,
rnUuet.ry, ill., says,
41 1 consult! ft
- tsjtooiieM; mmed> fo»
<•& -■ 111tal forces
Tendvri liis professional H< . rv ice8 in the
prictice of medicine iu nil its brauches to
Iih citizens of Dallas and surrounding
country. .fl^rOflice No. 6 Acrforth street,
nei*r court house.
W. K, KlRI.DICU. (J F.O. !\ KOHKR1N
ptlELDER & ROBERTS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Daila., Paulding County, Georgia
Practice in all the courts. Pri nipt lutm
lii n given to looking after wild tniicl clain.s
Ct ilections a specinlty.
1 ly
[ M. SPINKS,
“attorney at law,
Dallas, Paulding County, Georgia.
Sewing Machine Repaired.
BUY
All Kinds of Needles,
Attachintnfs, Pmls, htc„ Eta
L*. McCOKMACK,
51 S. Broad St., Atlanta, G*.
fi^tSind Machines by Express.
Prompt attention given to coIIccModh in
anv part nf the State. Wild lauds looked
till r nnd intruders ejected.
as a reliable remedial
agent, possessing un
doubted nutritive and
restorative properties.
LouitrUU, Ky., O*. 2, 1SS3.
WTAHS8TTS1 DR. HARTF.R MEDICINF CO. J13 W. HAffl K.. 81 LC3I3
The Westinghouse Engine
—AS ADAPTED TO—
COTTON Q-HsTIfcTirfcTG-.
mVSEND FOR SPECIAL CIRCULAR.-*®,
No Counter Shafting or Pnlley*
Required.
te? $75 to $150 Saved.
t!in« belted direct from Engine, or
coupled to it, as in thia out,
Without Belt.
Boiler may be Eet 100 feet from Gin
House. The Most Perfect out-fit lor
GINNING COTTON in the world.
Zpirk'end far Illustrated Circular.
Tie WESTINGHOUSE MACHINE CO., PitlsH®, Pi.
General State Agencies:
Daniel A. Tompkins, - - . - Charlotte, North Carolina.
Atlanta ENGiNErttrea Company, 33 Marietta Street-, - Atlanta, Georgia.
hJONTOTUEBV WORK*, - : - Montgomery, Alihima.
!»3 7.35 FOR. Sty 1.
MiihIc for tlie Million.—Vienna Kolian
Labial Ortran.
S weetest and most delightful music know.
Popular in Europe. Any tune cun ba played
on it, from Old Hundred to Yankee Doodle.
Rven those “with no ear” while away de»
l khtful hours with this instrument. Any
one can play it. Children play it in one
eve nine. Costa hut one-tenth as much ns
the Orpanette, Organina, etc., and is far
sweeter and needs only common music. To
inti oduce our new music we will send a sam
ple Organ, with bound book containing full
woids and music of 96 new aud popular
vongs, which in sheet form sell for $36.35,
pr< paid to any address for ONLY $1.
C. O. D.—As a guarantee that every one
will receive all they pay for, we will'sind
n** sample book and organ by e*pre«s ('.
O. D„ $100; two tor $1.60; three, $2.30, or
more at the rate of 99 per doeen. We can
not prepay goods sent i *. O. D. Circulars
free. Address MONADNOOIC MUSIC CO.,
Lt ck Box 780, Hinsdale, N. H.
Tlie IltdglH of Sublimity.
.1 kuu soli for $1,839, n pul his, u swooti
aiul pousivo retirement, loknted on tho
virgin bunks ov the Hudson, kontuining
o-i acres. The land is liixuriously divid
ed, hv the linnd of nutur and art, into
pastor and tillage, into plain and dekliv-
ity, into stern arbuptness and the dulli-
anae ov moss-tufted rnedder; streams of
sparkling gladness (thick with trout)
danse through this wilderness ov buty,
tow tbe low musik ov the krieket and
grasshopper. The evergreen sighs az
tlie evening zephir Hits through its sliad-
‘ )nz . znm » and tlie aspen tnnnbles
HUe the love-smitten liarte of a damsel],
-bruits of the tropicks, in golden buty,
melt *>n tho hows, and tlie bees go heavy
and sweet from the fields to their gam-
enng hives. The stables are worthy of
the steeds ov Nimrod, or the studs of
Akilles and its hennery was hilt express
ly lor tho birds of paradice; while som-
her m the distance, like the cave of a
hermit, glimses are caught ov the rtorg-
lousc Here j>oets have cum and war
ded their laze; here sculptors have cut;
, lv l’ iU [ ltl ' rs liitvu lobbocl tlie scene, ov
(Uviirny iiinilskupes; aud here tho i)bil-
losopher diskovcivd tlie stun wliiclj mode
mm tl“-“ iilktmiat or natnr. Az tlie
yottng moon imngs like » curting ov sil
ver from tlm bln breast of tile ski, an
angel may he seen dansing with golden
mi to< s , 1 lnt ‘‘ on tJle grass. (N. B.
iiluhm 1 SWK with the
Insure
Properly AgniiiNt I.osm
by Fire.
11 in agent for the Coi.tinontal Insurance Com-
piry, wulch is confiued to the insuring of faim
pioperty, dwelling*, cburchei, and ichool houses.
f.,» oue, three and five year*. Every prudent man
f«elneafe when be knows that if ho th( w d ha s° ua
lunate as to get his property destroyed by fire-
will hnYe the greater portion uf hia leases re•
cfd. This is a reliable company, and lorure*
a 1-jw rate. Call on me, and f will pivc mu full
,> an at Ions. T. A. FOOTE.
Send !d MOORE’S
History Itrppats Itself.
T>(u’lier—“Did I not tell yon to be
prepared with your history lesson? And
hero yon are unable to repeat a word of
Scholar -“I didu’t think it was neces-
8nr .v, sir; I ve always heard that history
repeats itself.”
Business University.
Atlanta. Goo.gia,
For Illustrated Circular. A live actual baa 1
inesa school. Established twenty years. |
A yoojq man rode home with his
sweetheart near Patterson's Mills, Pa.,
and while he was warming his feet at
the kitchen tire her mischievous brother
tnuisl'erred the saddle and' bridle from
lus horse to their boll, and hitched tho
annual where tlie horse had been. 'When
the young man came to get mounted on
the animal, aud thoroiigliiy started for
home he liad an experience that made
him think tho parrot had no right to
Cumplajn,—Boston Post.
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