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nRF.n i!* rt.Mi.noAT> Camps.—Tlin con- sumption of l>ccr in the comps of the railway builders is enormous. At llis- lnnrek, soys it correspondent, I snw nil entire freight train of thirty carA laden with Imttled Imcr from a Chicago brewery, bound for the town nearest the end of tho track. The chief engineer of the construction force said that nn averago of one bottle for every tie laid avoh consumed, and that the tie ami the beer cost tho same—fifty cents. Thus the workmen pay as much for their drink as tho company for one of tho important elements of railway construction. Ijonk Out! .lullin' Ifenth’n Opinion. The Hon. K. it lieatli, .futlgo. Kden- ton, N. C., wrote of Dr Worthington’s renowned Cholera and Dmrrlirea Medi cine: “I hsA-c made use of it in a sud den and violent dise«se. Its effects were immediate and tho euro perfect. 1 think it an iuvalunhlo prescription.” I>r. P. H. Arthur, of Wlnton, N. 0., also endorses it. Price 25 and SO cents a bottle. Sold by druggists and dealers. It n.ATtiKn annoys a woman after slit lias had a child christened some romnutio Indian name, to learn that tho naino translated means “ old hoots." Ladies AehildreaS boots * shoes ean't rnt over if Lyon’s Pat Heel sttfloaors are nso4 In limiMAn nn editor receives elephants in payment of subscriptions. I’lioro being noclcphniits in this country, most people pay in trade dollars. The nneiunts were acqtmmled with the vir- tnoiof PetroVum. Ifer.alotaH refers lo il anil spoaliH of wu’ls I’oing found in /auto. Nowadays everybody has heard of it tlirnucli Cnrhofine. Ihu L'lo.it listural Hair Ho.-aorcr. Wnr.N yon seo an Irish mother sowing the tears in her tiov’o pantaloons, you may put her down nt being in favor of ,tho “no rout” system.—Somerville Journal. fir. Henson's Celery mid Glinmomilo Pill, (or lie cure of Neuralgia urn a success. Foil Smioohs,—The Alabama Loglsla tins' has, increased the school nppmpnn Don $106,000, and will also give fSKl.ooC to tlie Univeiaily and $80, 1100 to the egrieiillnial College, “Milakin, whirl, hua bemenmed will, amt,, rove*, hua hsriimr i tem, amnoth mid anfl na i, mat/ 77/n/ l,i/rr dianpprm-rd, mid I’m hr) In- II,m, I lim-r Un, f„ r Iwrnl,, ,/rm-a, md„ u IU-. Unwind, Skm Ciirr,’’—A. M. Nohlo, bolnm, N. 0 , .Inly :I, 1SS2. “Aciikck to poverty" is tho title ol nn nrtielo in the Memphis Apjir.al. Ex perience has shown that poverty is always relieved by n chock. Iliislrlnr. I ho increasing deumiid for lids pro|mra I oil as u household remedy for indlgi'slion and dyspepsia in nnMirinnt pi-oof uf itseftleaey. llfFN of grant genliia and lnrgo henrt sow tho seeds of a now degree of pro. gross ill tlio world, lmt they bear fruit only after many yenrs. lnetninly llelluvnl. A r”? Laoour, Ol New Oileans, t.a, write*: 1 have a ton who ha* been tick for two year*; he ha* been attended by our 'leading phvaieinn*, but all to no purpose, ihis inorniuif he had his usual spell of cougniug, and was ao greatly prostrated in f’onsequeiioe (hat dn»tli sei'ined emminent. •is i,» lh ® hoUHa » buttle of 1).*. Win. Hall a lUlsntu for the Lung*, purchased by wy nuubaud, who noticed your ndvertise> w«ut yesterdny. We aduilniatered it aocor> roU?v tC | l ^ reu ^ on! * am * bo was iustantly Catarrh Mnull eu.u. Catarrh nnd nil ntleotiona of the mucous membrane. Hiker'a Pali I'.iuacen cure* pain in Man and Heist, for use externally amt inter, ually. “Nkvkk borrow trouble," said a lms bund to his wife. “Oh, let liur borrow il if she cun,” exclaimed tho next-door nnighbor ; “ ah. never returns anything, you know.” Should you he a suOerer from dyspepsia, jnJIjreitjon, malaria, or weakness, you oan ho cured by Itrown's Iron Hitlers. A Tin votf—When two pooplo ngvet ■a get married. Toccoa City, (lA.-Pr. .1. P. Newmnn »nvs: Brown.. Iron Bitter* are very pop* riidlv’> ,luiir 11,8 Hl ' fa 3 rs rc *alt3 eatisfactos A Lafor Ocsmutrr.—Four Chicago mou have contracted to build a Capitol Ol' Texas, to cost 811,000,000, and taken -3,000,000 acres of public land as pay ment. Their scheme contemplates an immense business in grazing, niaf they have secured $0,000,01X1 for investment in cattle and improvements. Hai.ttkorr, Mn.-Hev. W. II. Chapman ears: "I deem Rrnwn’s Iron Hitters » most valuable tgpiu lor general 111ft.altli." —Mother Vranees War I .\nvior, tho .founder of the Sistors of Mercy in A merino, celebrated her golden jubilee at Mniiqhestcr, N. 11., tho other day. Shu received the while veil in 18 sho 'came to this country in 181', a - om- pani' d by six sisters, and established the lirsl convent in tho Uni tod States a» Pittsburgh. M Russian's peptonized beef tonic, the on ly preparation of beef containing its entire nu- triliouapropertira. It contain, blood making, force-geueratiiig and life-ansUiuing proper- tie. ; invaluable for indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous prostration, and nil forma ol geuerai debility; also, In all enfeebled conditions, whether the result of exhaustion, nervons prostration, over-work or acute diaeiaae, par ticularly if resulting from pulmonary com plaints. Caswell, ilazard A Co., proprietor., New York. Sold by drnggi.to. WoT'i.n Not Have It.—A New York artist, a woman, whose husband and son hud both been ruined by liquor, recently painted a picture for which Stokes, slayer of Jim Fisk, and proprietor of tho HoiTmnn House bar-room, offered her a large sum of money. On learning, how ever that it was to be used to attract drinkers to his snloon, sho refused to mnke tho sale, OR THIBTI D.rr TKIAI. Trr Voi.taic Bci.t Co., Marshall. Mich, will tend Dr. Itye'a Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty day. to men (young and old) who are afflicted with nerVoua debil ity, loat vitality and kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete re-'.ir at ion of heulth and manly vigor. Addr- • as above. N. B.—No risk ia incurred, si thirty days’ trial is ailowsd. Tiir trouble nbout taking a medicine warranted to cure all diseases is tlmt it may not know exactly wlmt is wanted of it, and in tlmt caso it will go fooling around in the system trying to euro yon of Botno disense that you lmve not got. A Wninnn’a KxpcHi'iipp. Mrs. Win.iAM DoWNF.s, or UxbridKt'. Mui., write* on Mnrcll 15, 1HW, an full..**: ‘'Daring Him p**t 01 r• • yenn» I h.-irn l»oen a great ■ulferer fnitn n complication of dinonnon winch Isattlud lint iikill of (lie motif experienced doctor*, an I could not obtain pt rnwuiciif relief hy ti.air treatment and pre* •criptiona; and I lmve nlao frit d many fto-callnd enro* in tbs roodtoltM Ilt»S, but eoald K««t no relief. Tint pains, aahtta nnd weakmsN inc rennet I ao rnpidly nnd conntnntly Mint I wax no reduced in ntiviiuth an to Itn unable to leave the bed, and the doctors informed inn that t)i»*r« was no hope of a recovery. In tlif* oihauatsd and dla. couraged condition a dear friend peranaded nio to uae llunt'a IlsMnedy, and after tnkiiiK it only tiireo day* I coninieneed to get lietter, and to my great Joy nnd delight 1 havo continued to improve conatnutly by it* uiw, until now, after bavinx taken tin* remedy only a few week*, I ntn aide to ho about my liouae akaIii, and am now doing my housework. My lame bark la cured, the aevore paina have diaap|Mtared, and I am U >w In better health than for many years, ami be* thlnprivb ie K u of Mlailly recommending Hunt'a Heim dy to all who nro affected with any diaenae of tlie kidneya nr liver; anti I also highly rsoomnieud it for tlie altncknof aick head ache. Myliualarid nlao haa experienced a rerjr great hsnellt to Ilia health by the use of thin mtmt valuibln medicine, llunt'a Remedy **Our l*lia«( In Still Then*.” Mr. 8. I*. biNiirilU/iW, Augusta, Me., east aids river, writes ua under date of April 16, 1 W»: “To whom It may conoern: Tlrta may certify that two years ago I wan very bailly afflicted with k Inoyand urinary difllciiltlott, which oiteuded tlimugh tile aystotn nnd Inid me up for weeks, ao lint I could do no v ork. 1 had tin* moat skillful pliys'oian in town, who gave me no urn btance. Hearing of llunt’a Honiody, i got a bottle, ami half of it cured mo entirely, so (list J have been well ever since. The other half 1 gave to n neighbor who waa afflicted much na I waa, and It restored him to •leiltii. I cun truly any Hunt's Remedy ban been of irtal nn l lAetproeeiblo worth t" m**.’• Ginns avo lovo for u hut they are; /nttng men for wlmt they promi?.- lo be. DR-WORTHINGTON’S H0LERA I RAMP 0| THE GREAT AND ■ RAM |0 •Kfti RRHOEABURE •liner (’Oiiiiilnlnt, O.i s|ip|ibIii. <i i lii'ie rsl C. M. A. l(t'Couiitii'in|rt| It* 1 Kenuetli Itnv iter. Hoi It . tt «li. Holt It; Drum ''t M I* 'c'l*'AR1.1S*' AV 0 IpjE IEJ* ^c'b If, ( Sitters TTootettor'a Ptom* farh Hlttera inccta tlio quiremcnf* of tho 'rational medical phi* loaophy which at present prevail*. 11 la a perfectly pure Vcgot able remedy, embracing the three Important properties of h preventive, n tonic nnd nn niters* live. It fortifies tho body ngnlntt tllw u»c, Invigorate* and re- Vitall7.ua the torpid stomnuh nnd liver, a n anluiary change In tho entire *^0™ *nlo by nil DrugglHta nnd Deal Generally, 0; SiE,eT \\WC L DEPOT _D|UDL E Y t COLEMAN &iBR OTHER MACH INERY N]E W0RLEANS manufacture STEAMEN.G I NES COTTONPRESSES WA TE.R.L LEVATORS. SHAFT INGRULLEYS. I|R ON COLUMNS HOUSE. F RONTSANTDCAST I NGS FlOlUlNjplRlYl I :S|6|N'E!RiAT 0 STRELTLXTENDING LRO’MMAGNOL I AT0 CLARASTREET IN NlCWiOlRlLltlA'N'S'L A ‘MA I NiOFF I CL&" "SALESpEPOT TW|E:N!T!YAND‘ E| I iGlHjTlEjElN U|N; I [0jN[S|T SMmi A BrAULDiNo. ProprV. Life aoholamhips, L idler, $30. Gentlemen, $6(1. Itefeieneea RNiuired! Ineroaaingdeniaml f.tr operaton.. Salary from $10 to $1aXJ per mouth, l or full particulni * .nidreHs, .1. T. Spaulding, Uusineru Manager, Nabhvm.uc, Tenn. S66 7 "" - ••• »««■ unu tuwu. ■ ("Hus HDli S5 out til froo. A1I111 t*hj It .11 a 1.1 El I ,v to , fort la mi. AU- ■•THE BEST IS CHEAPEST." EXGIAKS, TURF cut: DC SAWMILLS, Horse Powers I nflLOnLilO clover II ujers .S"IM , onam;' ,| .> || s. VVi-lt.-f/'r llin; lllim. ’"•’•I I be Aultiimii .V lay lor t'o., Maitrileld, nluo PUT THIS OUT " 1 OPIUM :r: iVSSMt'lES'js; Uenlaramt lYi-e. It.xl.w.nM.i > v. M. I>„ Atl.tnu.lla. THE SUN lav're8tTnc THE SilSPSlS? 10 n ’°Sts-k 10 wSj Tut. hlJN prints a cont,lined *tory of the live* of real snTtmnhle« ine, W^‘i, 0f deed*, plans, love®, hair* •^‘roublr* ThU tlorjj is more inter, ttinp than any romance that teas ever ilerised. Subscription: Daily (4 pages), by nmil. tWio. a month, or 9H..TO a year ?. U 8 »7. T B , yoS.Tr’vr?r , '*° ,,cr yc,r; «“ 1. W. ENGLAND, Publisher, New York City. A GENTS WANTED for M... Beat god PaaLwi Pictorial Books and Bibles. l*rice» reduir-d 1 tx-r cent. NatjonalPcuubhi.no Co., Atlaut*, u*. To PLANTER* t* th. Perfection of my forty years Practical Prji ‘Hence a nil Stwly." Jsrntl F. Ilroten, lYrstdent. THE IMPROVED OdHHO- I COTTON till) FEEDER & CONDENSER. W7I.1.Y DrAKANTKKI) ! Rtrenj, Bimplo, Durable, not Complicated, easll/ managed, light runnln r with straily motion. —LOW nUC’EH*- 11 1 P Tlie Ihtish iJ driven l.y Is llant hath ends.Jl] The rrllndrrs aro Innm ami ftlfT, with cast Steel iH arlngH running in anthfrUtion metal bona, TheNawM.irj, Iiirnlo b/cmrowA innohlncry from tho I" ",- '»|.Th..i. Firth -V Hon., tho teeth will not bend, broaltoff, or turn back, Iron pullevi thronehoui, brash atromrly mndo, with ndjuntable box. a nnd cuat rt. vl Journal*. 1 lienii.elilne 1m nil parte la Well propoillnned. btronrf n nmJ;••• Hi'.^rtor W'.rk nanshln, host material, anil l.m flniKli | iiilJiiHteu to produce lm-.it |K>.wible result*. Ithsfamtlng tho mn.y ndd«*d Imnrovemnnb. P1U0EH will Ik- In*,it a, hoixtofor j Prices nf t rMnrn l)r*»*' WlthHel I'. edi r o CondonjK 1 puhllshod, vis With Heir. h i* and (Jjudon*ir. 01 114 7.0 !«.•> no i ro r.o >oiiuii ny other two makwTcV. in (fined I* “ N. II. ') ir innn’ifacturlng and shipping facilities arn um-nuelled. Full descrmtlve elreulnr with hun dred.'* <»f planters lostlimmlnlii sent on application. C rre« ( H)mlt nco H< Help'd, mldreso, Il If OWN COTTON (lINt'o., Now London, ft. BHYNOJLjDS’ IRON WORKS. I). A. TII I.ANi:, Miiiiiitfor. P. O Box 1690 New Orleans, La Manufacturers of Rmrnolds’ Celebra ted Platform COTTON PKKKHK8, Htoain, Hand A Horse Prnver. Htesm Kngiiies, Sugar Milla, n ml Menge Patent Wdgcbnnt Work. Ituildiug Fronts, Columns. Hnilingn, lllack- sii itliing a.nl Machine Work. ( KTOHDEKS 80L1U1T15D. I MILL & FAC1 i/o 1 odPPLIES OF ALL KINDS. BELTING, HOSE and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS AIL KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE GOVERNORS, Ao. Semlfor Price-list. W. H. DILLINGHAM A CO 421 Main Street, LOUISVILLE, KY. C IOI ZMAN HtnitNU.OnM.rrir, N.-iv.rk,N.,I. T.-rmi riSl". l’"Hitl.ins for gnuluati’H. Wnm f-r i-innUn A I TI-.U Vi:AIIS(ll''.Sin-TI-:illNli m mln.lni.l l,)«iy yfjs'ffiwsnssssr City Tnuuuirur ami Tax Co FREE 172 outlit fr««. Audres* Til •fable: a «• 01 p lying huslnt as if you can devot* yuur time to It. MUMUAY HILL. Hog 781, N. Y M Whitehall H, <q|ri| k ATLANTA, Ga. 11 111 ON TRIAL The CHICAGO LEDGER Throe Months for 25 CENTS. CONTAINING THK WIIOI.H OK THK THRU.*. I NO KKIlfAL STORY, The Missing Heiress, And otlmr It t rcallng original >t *rieennd e.il’rtainii* in'&111 4. A L.rge column pup *r. Add esa m:im;i;h, Chlca • lll» OPIUM HABIT Cured Painlessly. The Mndlelne sold for n stnrtll margin ala t. the cost nt .-o|ii|iouii«iing. A I ,a*treated by special prescrip tlon." horlt.ll partioiibirti adtlrei* the l>Dr»vim or. DR. S. 0. COLLINf, La Port , Ind. AflENTS WANTED f uio: 31 ttcll Incever Invented. Wil’ knit apnirnfatoek- ing* with II lilCI, nunTOH complete in 20minutes. It will nlH.» knit a great variety of fancy work, for which then* is always a ready market. 8end for circular A terms to the TWO 11 III.V KMTTIM1 lu illNii CO., Hill I nFMoN f Stiikft. HUSTON, MASS. OPIUM MOKI'IUNIC IIAIIIT, No pay till mired. Ton yearn i-BtiihliHlu *1, l.unti nnred. Htnte chho. |>r. .Mui sli, Quincy, Mich. PS^JLMS. • [wnriAKD.*] TT KARihi*, all y0 pooplo, ar.d cat all ye invalids of the world, Hop Bitters will make you well and to rojoioa. 2. It shall euro all the people and pat iick- ncss and suffering under foot. R. Be ihoo not afraid when your family is sick, or you havo Bright's disease or Liver Complaint, for Hop Bitters will cure yon. 4. Both low nnd high, ricli and poor know tho valuo of Hop Bit tors for biUoue, nervous and llhcumatic complaints. />. Clcanso me with Hop Bi.tera nnd I shall havo robust and blooming health. 0. Add disease upon disease nnd let Ihe worst come, I am safe if I uso Hop Bitters. 7. For nil my lifo havo I been plagued with sickness and soros, and not until n year ago w'as I cured by Hop Bitters. 8. Ho that keopeth his bones from aching from Uhomnutism nnd Neuralgia, with Hop Hitlers, dneth wisoly. ft. f l bough thou bast sorer,pimples, freckles, salt rheum, erysipelas, blood poisoning, yel Hop Bitters will remove them nil. 10. What woman is there, feeble and sick from fenmlo complaints, who dosireth not henlth nnd nseth Hop Bittern and is made well. 11. Lot not neglect to uso Hop Bitters bring on sorious Kidney and Liver complain 1 ?. 12. Keep thy tongue from being fjjjro.l, thy blood pure, and thy stomach from indigos, tion by using Hop Bitters. l.’l. All my pains and aches and disease go liko chaff before the wind when I use Hop Bitters. 1 f. Mark the man who teas nearly dead and given up by the doctoi’s, after using Hop Bitters nnd becomcth well. ir>. Censo from worrying nbout nervous, ness, general debility, and urinary trouble, [ [ t,r Hop Bitters will restore you. A. N. r t Twenty Tbr C. TYPE AND in EWS TASKS FOB 8 A LB, Ono thousand pounds of Hour.;*- -is, liko this, in case nnd tied up. Brice twenty cents per pound in qu mtitles to suit. News cases''$1.25 per pair. 2 000 lbs. Bargeois, liko this, l.i quan tities to suit, at filtceu c nts A00 lbe. of Minion, like this, r.t twenty*five cent* par pound. Address, Atlanta NrwspApeii Union, Atlanta, Oa. t v'PURIFIES/ ai?V A I. HOBBS Writes. - Alter a. thorough trialoftt IRON TONTO. 1 tu-ko iilnasure .- .-. ft / ir ntnui.it that r I1.1VH ‘x-rn / s?; t, **S!KS*i.d b #ufv BLDyU// lie Si*»*iik*irs wi'lfLorl it of the irreAt-Nt La* \ »■ wbejr#* *i Tom* »s iec.»*a. «ar> ; C reoommend tt ne *4 *ettable remedial ngent, possessing un doubted nutritive and i ^storative properties. Louisville, Ay., tkl. 2, ISS2. ySXPASIBBTISJ DK. BARTER MRDICirrr 03. bln. RUV ,1 A TOWNI..I. fMJ.nstrv, Hi. savs 1 consul.. si ert—neut r**aje<lv • . bllitntM-* v*t.H /orcHM A Literary Avalanche. Overwhelming opposition nnd delighting rtll lovers of good book?. “ WIS the world coming to? The poor man is now on an equality with the richest so f >r as books are concerned M —is a fair sample of thousands of quotations which might be mi.d arom the let ters of customers, and from newspapers not intluonced by tlio lash of millionaire publishers. ^IP^r,YTOK^C>B^CH^ICKROOKS. a largo iiortion of them tho best editions pub lished in this country, now’ ready, and your own selections from them will be sent to any part of the Continent for examination, if you will give reasonable guarantee that the books will bo paid for after receipt, or returned—return transiiortation at my expense. SBECIAI^IMIGAINS are offering this month. New publications every week. Prices are lower than over before known, ranging from two cents, for Tennyson’s “Enoch Arden,” unabridged, large type, to SI 1.60 for the largest and best American Cyclopedia. My books are NOT sold by dealers—prices too low for tho u. Among the authors and works nro those of: Proctor, G<*ikie, Il rn«. Huxley, Kitto, in;. ;,.w. Tyndall, C>>ii>1» are At:-. 1 I, Knwliiibon, and Hombou, <. M-mith. NEW FIRM! C. Z. TURNER In Robertson Building, Dallas. Ca. f I desire to inform the public thit 1 jam just opening out in DjIIu » new stock of i@a@fd Mm'hmMm COMBINIGF Family Groceries and Plantation Sillies WITH A FULL LINE OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Nations, Heedy-mnde clothing of the best msterlal and of the most fashionable m\k tt, Shoes, Hats, etc., from the best manufacturers and of the leteet alylee. An of which will b« sold low for cmh. Come one, come Ml, end eive me ■ trial, Mj[ motto is Low Prices, Quick Sales, Fair Dealing, Good Measure, Full Weight*. 1 am a'ai agent for several standard brands of guano. C. Z. TURNER. Honorable Competition is tlie Lifo of Me NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS. jfejyNo old stock brought over from lait year !1B* •Sr-But everything freah from the Factory !**M 84a)r All goods of the Leal quality and latest styles, and sold at the lowest prlcei.^BK YXrE lmve ju«t receive.) a full slock of FALL and WINTER GOODS, pur VV li with the greatest care, and from the bsat markets, for cish", imd re apectfu bvite the public to call and examine thorn. Our Stock consist! of $t2iple IVy d;ood£, ]S(otioiy$, So^iet^y HARDWAKE, CXJTLERY, Crockery, Glassware, Groceries, And in tact, everything usually kopt in a flrst-clacs general retell atpra. We are c-inl'nually adding to it, and will keep In store everything,Jpr which tbeie Is a demand in this section of thi country. Our line of ? , Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notiorrs^ Etc. Is the most complete ever brought to this marital. 1 t u.p , SSTlVe are alto agents for the most popular brand* of Stapdard Guahoa. Ourm ltp: "Fair Dealing, Quick Sales end Short Profits.” ,G^ye us a call N'o trouble to show goods. ** We occupy our new brick store bouse on the west aide of Rome atfteet. near l e public rquarr, where wo invite the public to'call and examine eur.gotds and jrlcts. r:f ’ ■ MoIiABIN & ROBERTS, X)A.Xj &A PBOFWSsJlUNAL rAllDS, jQK 8. ROBLMSON, PHYSICIAN &8URG.CN, Teiulrrs hi* proft srIoiihI pervioes n the* practice ol medicine in nil its l rancl es t.o the citi/.'n* of Dnllns nnd Minoundin^ ct iinirv. /vfr Office No. 5 Acaurih sticet, ne rc.ur. h use. w. K. I IP.I.DPR. GEO. I’ ROllKRT JjMKLDKR A KOBb'KTS A1T0FNEY8 AT LAW, Dallas. Pa ii Mi re Countv. (i orgis Prne'iee in „1' H,e eour'«. Prompt n ton ticn g-ven tw In* k'ntr n'tvr W')d laud clain s Colk-ctiors a .pccin ty. 1 i y T M 8PINK-", ‘attorney at law, RiBr*. PAiBdine County, Georgia. Prompt Attention given to collections i fiiv i nit, of the State. Wild lands looked hft* r and intruders ejected. *3 7.36 FOR 4*1. MiihIc b^tlio Million.—Vienna Eolian l abial Organ, Sweetest and most delightful music know. Popular in Kurone. Any tuna can be played • n it, from Old Hundred to Yankee Doodle. Even those “with no ear” while away de> iightfnl hours with thi* instrument. Any ne can play it. Children play it in one vening. Costs hut one-tenth ah much as he Orginette, Organins, etc., and is far wieter and needs only common music. T > u trod nee our new music we will rend a *ara- u’e Organ, with hound book containing full •lords and music o/ 96 new and popular rg*, which in 'heat form sell for $.36.35, pi' pa : d to liny arid res* for ONLY .*1. O. O. D.—A« n guarantee that «*verv one « :ll receive all they pay for, we will/end ne i ample book and o^con by erpre*a C. O T>„ fl 00; two jor $1 60; three, $2.30, or n ore at the rate of *9 per tioxen. We ran* • < t. prepay goodu went • . C>. I). Circulars ■ire. Address MQNADNOCK MUSIC CO., f,t ck Box 780, Hinsdale, N. H. IrMire Your l*ro|>erly AgnliiMt I.onm by Fire. 1 . w agEnt f*»r the Continent*! rnsuruoca Con* i»ti y, wnlch i* conflnrd to the tniarln? of fai m p.i pei ty, dwelling-, c mrchei, and school houa^w i ir i no, three ana fi vo jetrr. Rverv rr.ident man t el*safe worn he know? ihit if ho *hou <1 he *c UQ or innate it* io cet in* prosify <lertroy»d hy fire- e tilt have the greater pert'oo of )u« lo8*ei re* ojctd This it^a itl!able company, and ilbitm ton lull Dickens, ivnller Scott, Tlmckeriy. (•iMiriro Eliut, I onyfellotv, Gibbon, .MitcAiiL-ty, l>«»lR8Art, Omen, T. A. FOOTR. Bronte, Schiller, Bacon. Herbert Spencer, Descriptive circular? sent free on request. Chantin' Sbnki'SL Milton, By run, my 68-pi w Irdg*. Illustrated Catalogue, foi ittrou ccLts. Mention this paper. JOHN B. Al.UKN, Publisher, 18 Vcsey St., N.V, P»F|7 s nd lo MOORE’S JjXAlLili Business University, ! Atlanta, fieo.gia, P.r Illustrated Circular. A live actual has I ine.s tchool. LcUblithtil Iwenty je.rt-. | YOU CAN rfAVE ANY KIND OF Sewing Machine Bepaired, | BOT ' All Kind* of Needle*, Attac hrntntu, rapt*, Etc., £tc —or—. P. McCOilM’ACK 61 S. Broad St., Atlanta, Ga. WaT Send Machines by ^xpreaa- Jay Gould at the Play. Joe Howard, in tho Philndclphi. Times, on tlio first performance of th< “Silver King," writes ns follows: Mr. Gould sat in ono of the uppoi proscenium boxes. I hadn't siieciallj noticed him until in one of tho affectinf episodes with which tho “Silver King’ abounds, after I had for the fifteenth 01 twentieth time taken off my glasses ti wipe my eyes, I chanced to turn and in a box saw what seeinod a very enriout illustration of the text with which I bo- S an my letter. Ordinarily, in a box Mr. iotild sits facing the stage, his counte nance rather shoded by the curtains. He is always accompanied by bis son George—a very bright fellow, by the way. On this occasion Mr. Gould loaned on his elbow far over the rail, so that his head was absolutely bathed in tlie light from the big chandelier, and followed with his restless eye the move ments upon the stage. Presently taking from his pocket a handkerchief, ho quickly rubbed his eyes and vigorously blowed his nose. His son George, who bud l>eeu sitting near him rose, resting Ins back against the partition, laid one band upon bis fatlior's shoulder, and in a very few minutes liis pumps begnn to work, ns did those of an elderly gentle man occupying the box with them. Now, that these threo men in the box should be crying is nothing very start ling, because I doubt if there waa a de cent fellow in the entire auditorium who «nl not find his alleged heart in liis throat at least half a dozen timeB during the progress of tho play, and the wo men were in a continuously melting mood ; but that Mr. Gould, who is black guarded by at least half the papers in tlie country, who is supposed to have a head of Hint and a heart of marble, should join the weeping phalanx, I think is :i little curious, and, to me, it was ex- Uvmely interesting as indicative of a phase of the great financier's inner na ture. I have been told by people who are near him and who have occasion to know, that whatever may be Mr. Gould's scope of conscience in dealing with Bulls and Bears and other pecuniary beasts, who would tear him to pieces if he did not tear them, in his personal, domestic and affectional relations he is as tender nnd though ti ul and considerate as a man could well be.