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and Appeal. BY STANFORD & COOPER. * VOL. IV. 'Independent in AH Things—Neutral in Nothing.” TERnSS $;.£Q IN ADVANCE. CUTHBERT, GA., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1S84. NO. 40 We ask all the good citizens of Cutlihertnn 1 Randolph count v win. I wish to consult their West interest, (ami we assure you it will’he to your advantage) to call and see us at our 9 and we will sell you anything in the than Drug Line cheaper, as a rule. Outrage, Faint Heart! ‘Dear God, I am so weary of it all, I fain would rest me tor a little spare Is there no great rock where t], 1 shadow's fall, That I may east me down and hide j mv face! 1 The season a 1 at its height. Count” Splitzentoff. Jliss Dexter’s Ingeuians Idea, ami n hat Came of It. Scarborough was The hotels wen innkeepers and the company at the Regalia Hotel. Mr. Dexter was known to Paris, a villa in Cannes, ami any amount of estates in Lithuania he childless, and he had simply and the ’Caucasus.’ entered his name in the visitors’ hook as’ “Julius 1C. Dexter and party. New York." One of the girls w as apparently very delicate; she always went to the Spa in a ‘ A house in Paris and a lion. The interview was brief. The Count avowed his devotion to Miss Dexter, and formally ask villa ed for her hand. Dexter, whose or something.” “Hang the fellow!'* interposed the short man. “He’s given us the slip." “This, sare, is to you a myste- hiinstlf. “I must make further | foreigner rather increased than O'* said the other, trembling inquiries.’* i diminished, pointbiauk refused w ith rego. “I am ze Count Split- Miss Annie Dexter, onec hav- u> entertain the proposal. Tile j zenlofi; that sacre briganu is my U-t. Jules le Guillon. Look, in Cannes." growled Dexter to repugnance to the fascinating -«ANY * HOUSE * IN * THE- * SITY>- Remember we keep everything, every Medicine, an 1 every Sundry, Patented or Proprietary. Having our ew-^mners interests in view tve cordially invite you to call that you iiiay~save money Cur your selves, and also advance our business. J . 3?- TOOMBS Ar I3RO., DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES. September 4 ly. POR CURES Rheumatism, neuralgia. Sciatica.. LumbagD. Backache. Headache. Toct’iashe, Kore ThMKit. N*T«i!!r*c«. Sprain*. 1’rultM, Kura*. Front ltit<-e. A.ND ALL OTHER RO!>ILY PAINS AXtl AMIT-S. S-*bl by Drngrl t* nd Dealers ricr. where. Fifty Ceuta a imttl iMr-rtlons In II Hurui;n T1IK « !l VKI.Kl A. VUliKS.EIt CO. :ure»»sar»io A ViAiUAUAlO.) iiall.Bi .re, Mil.. 1. S. A. J>* 17-I.v *1 work and strive, sore-burdenedand afraid, yrowle.!, and The road is flinty and the way is ! tradesmen were iloing a roaring j hath chair, closely wrapped up. long, * business. Not only was there the ; and wearing a thick veil, llie nth And the work staff whereby my steps ; usual holidaymakers, Yorkshire ; cr being tn constant attendance, to Sea: borough soviet v, gave her | dor of his family and tlie manufacturers, sprigs of nobility. I lie second, who was of a suffi j guardian no peace until he allow-j of his possessions; went even so overworked city men. with their J eieutly attractive appearance.: ed her to go to the ever recurring : far as to produce a number of j Guillon, lie pack me to a hospital; ! wives aid *uperal»un<lant families, j dressed plainly, but well, ami , balls, which were th? almost dai- papers which eslablislie l his j I - n,,v worse; lie leaves me to ( die; he go to mv hotel; lie steal ing inserted the thin end of the Count waxed eloquent and expos •: V; dvt. .hi.es le Guillen. Look, 3 oil, wedge by gelling an introduction Dilatory; enlarged upon thesplen sn,t> . ^ u ‘ * s ;l vo.eiv wnatyon call extcnl* pique poeke are staid, Heads like arced when bitter winds are strung. I am at Naples; I accurst: « cholera; Le Enterprise & Appeal. Mrs. M. L. Has received a large and complete stork of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, —CONSISTING OF— Hats. Plninos. Ribbons. Silk-. Y<*hct . 1* 111 -•! 1 <• -. :«•! ! Sarins. of al shades. Shingle Ban:: Hair, all colors Ail these g«* • ’> are n , an of the latest styles. Call and examine mv stock. IJ.—«•« cI’mUv. MRS. SW. L. COOPER. Get 9 3m. ■ 1 i;sci;ir'Tlu.v i-itiu opy one year .... “ Light months . . “ Four months . . . 4 l.ofi 1.00; VPVEUTISINfi RATI R: 'In*- square, Con In «>r less) 1 1. sen ion 4*1.00 j ; or eadi subsetpa :.t ir r ?«•:* . .‘0 • 1// personal matter doable price. Ohi uartes will b charged f«*r as • her advert?-cm* Advertisements inserted without; tvifivatimi a*’•»’h*. number of in- i JOIN M. EEDQIFO100 AV MMuI IOrHE AXT) xinCHAr ‘ I shrink in terror from the task, I look with horror on the barren land, Anda.-k, as only hopeless heaths can ask, The meaning of my days to under stand * 4 IVearv!” And who is not Tiiat bears life’s burdens faithfully? Trudge yet V little longer. When your sun has set * du will have reached the spot Where you may rest. “Afrai i?” Afraid of what? \\ hat does earth hold that van com pare With God’s omnipotence! Trust to his care, Make faith in him your staff— I’uur soul! And don’t .you know Without llie w«.ik and .strife and wea ry days You would not long for rest? These are God’s ways That win you from the life below t p 1*4 his rest. Yon “shrink !’’ O coward heart! You’ve hut a day’s work in a day to do The meaning of the days you’ll some time know, Your task lies with each part, To do it well. I cr.u.ess hut tlie cholera bad sent over a seemed to enjoy excellent health, iv solace of llie young men and goodly contingent of foreign nota- 1 Mr. Dexter him** If never alluded maidens at the various hotels.— hibties with high sounding names, i to them except as and of more or less distinguished j “Annie;’' ami the identity beyond all rens .nablc |-'ic; lie go to my hotel; he doubt, and invited Mr. Dexter to j »>y luggage, my money, my pa- Clara’' and. She had no difficulty in getting come into his private room and some oilier alfa | inspect a quantity of foreign or , male visitors i Mrs. Mungo prodigiously anxious to , Me matron to look after her, an lers and patents of nobility, lint : * appearance. There were French giew Marquise-? and Counts, German mak« Larons and an Italian Duke: there week passed, and tin* foreign no and his niece to perfection, as ‘ seeing that all his pleading w was a Russian Priue.-. and t hen* f blcihen, spang eapia'n-, tailors, Uhereby they got r;d of her for tlie in vain, the Count went off in a were dozens of Ih brews of ever\ .moneylenders and seed v h«mora evmiing.aiitl were left to their own ; terrible rage, natititi.iIs!v. **ri\ailing the sun ol hies had not sureceded in attain devices. The next few Oriental splendor." M mv of ing the object of their aspirations. Kvwy body knows what a Scar Mattel s v* re gr»»wing desperate, borougli hotel bail is. The guests so the Count was deputed to de- j of one hotel ask those of another vise a scheme which might pro- alternately. There is usually a diiee tlie desire*! effect. . genlieinan n ho officiates as master Clara, mv dear,” remarked Mr. of ceremonies, jnd introduces cv u _ n«#t. II. nee one sees young belies of title revolving with Hebrew • the-** personages were accontpa , nico by their wives am! dattgli jteis, and most of them wore ex , cv;.singly afi.ble in their «bm* an . j‘ining in w hatever amuse j mcnis t!«e place afforded, ami dan ; Dexter «’ii: evenin 0 «. j ‘‘ing away at the periodical assem- "that loaek whi-kered Italian bli. s wi:h an energy which, if brigand-looking chap w lio eails , days were some ; what trying, both for uncle ami niece. A*, soon as Miss Annie; heard tlie dreadful news of her lover’s rejection she attacked her , ; guardian with every species of ar gument and abuse she could in . vent, ami was only pacified by the threat that he would disclose her pers—everything: lie go off 1 know not where. Id*, i recover; I get on his traces, uis z. ;ii 1 of my good friend Monsieur Ferrett, ot Scotland yard. At hist I have catch him—is not soF’ Dexter was n*jteasily surprised; but he stare*! at the infuriated stranger with amazement. “Thedickens!*’ he ejaculated. “Perfectly correct, uir,” said Mr. Ferrett. **I»ut we are wast ing time. Whore is tlie goalie- man r’’ “At Scarborough, I believe ,f “15V Jove! I trust he mayn't Munowhat mis.itrccled was obvi- oii-.lv well uieaiit. The Miss M Hu gos, from Bra* 1 ford, ami the Miss ! Shod* 1 vs, of ll.ditax, grew quite i sated wilh tlie adulati«>n *»f for- **igti n**b!« imn, :iu«l if it had not youngl.tdy, somewhat fictfully. been for the advent of the bid “I said 1 «l ask you — not that hi niseii*:» Count, wants us in a driving excursion ° where. ’ “Of course you told him y do no such thing,” answered to join money lenders, ambitious mam identity. presHon i some mas.gusliing over their daughters' ('iara. whom she pestered for I r Failing to make an im ! :,:iv e g*>t clear oh! i! I had only ion him s!ie resorted to "ti^d to the police! But I want ed to collar him nnself.” perfections t*> the managers of good offices, and reproaclie*! bit Dexter promptly found fiis u’d Ilaymarket restaurants, and re terly for having marred her pros- niece, and the whole party return- ill** spoctablc B: ili>!i merchants wor-’ pects in life. j 451 1 to .Scarborough as last as :i hipping at tlie shrine of French J “My dear Annie,” protested ; special train could carry them. Hie journey was by no means a 1 ballet-dancers and demi liant and fascinating Count .Sjiiit ever supposed you'll mix with the 1 dailies. Miss Annie Dexter zentoff at the Regalia Hotel there tagragand b*.btail lot of people tnon- w:is ( l ira, **I assure yon it had noth might have returned to the some-1 “So you are not going?" said th jades.-?’’ ami heaven remain.-? ! what «l* serte*l Tonis, Dicks and other girl ing to do with me. I should Ik* i'k^sant one. I he iv.d Count not a young lady of very refined delighted to see you the Countess was frantic at the thought of los- tastes, and this sort of thing suit «»t Splitzentoff. Cnele takes such l irt *F- hvrrctt was silent admirably. Her vaii*ms violent dislikes, you know. If 1 *«n<l sulkv*, white Dexter was se rf) : - We are still in tin* Cotton Imsinc tv invitation to all to’ ind exluml a Ik ▼ / V* f yA » I ...... ..xniiiniu.- . niui 'll Sfltni A*MU>, I/IV.IV4 UXI.l v ^ii i. D ’’ v a : Yo U are not willing to br M, ' u an -y S or tlieir native counly.—I *’<Vrtai«lv uot. Win?” M —rv i.-*rr*~'P>A V You would know why and where v«»u I ... ,, .. , i i .i i w.. . - ! Jz. * ! , , • but before the Counts snpenorl Nothing, out I thong i ‘i ’ ' - " v ■ Store Their Cotton With TJs. ; ox])orit‘iic(“ in llu- l)iisiiH‘s.-'. enaLlvs us tc| satisfaction, and \vc promise to save you i money if you will let us handle and sell your Colton. All we ask is a trial, and von wiil he convinced ol Uiis» Our Ion. guarantei f -Y 7-*?r y* i >I> Ate. JCa The trackless barren plains That lie beyond. Your weariness shows just The measure of the help you need. ed her chaperons impressed upon the were you I should elope; lie will company that she was tin* heiress be sure Income round afterward.” lit you ( of untold wc;.l h, and Dexter’s “My dear Clara, what a magni- j attractions all minor constella- might like a change in the mo millions made such a sensation fi.cnt id.-a!” cried Annie, cm lions waned into insignificance. n.v.onv;’* and she rose and left the that the young lady had half a bracing her effusively, lie was young, apparently about room. dozen proposals in as many days. As the days passed the love loru two or three and thirty; he had ”1 wish to goodness some Itnl . She hersell did nothing to cnligh- ’ young lady and sulky, while Dext riously nnoasy about Annie. “I never meant to let her in for any thing like this, 7 ’ he whisper ed to ( iara, who was crying quiet ly in a corner. “Whcic is Count Splitzentoff?*’ at wliich h:dr. he was r.v -ll IV n ca Oil 11S fact, llcforc selling your Cotton and post ynur.-clf as to prices. seM. Celebrate*! Pratt Gin, which is tlie best Gin made. We sold over twenty-five hundred dollars worth ol these < gus last season, and we {•.ike pleasure in referring you to any of our numerous customers. Tt you wi n it a First-Glass Engine, Saw Mill, or any kind of Machinery, call and see ns and get the most favorable prices and terms. Thanking yon for a liberal patronage in the past, we are, Kespectfullv. J. M. REDDING & CO. July 31 3m. co, *, OUl. £-.1 - -? r*r The way That's hi-Uteri, tlie point your steps must stay, j < »od*s care begin. So trust And he will lead. i—{Springfield (Mass.' Republican. In dig Oil! an Poisoned by n Nurse. Some eight years ago I was in oeuiated with poison by a nurse; TheCount was accessible, and wh*» inUcte*! my babe with bloody speed ily made a vast number of acquaintances. He was univer- liouted the party in chorus, when temocr improved L * ie N an ixed at the R’ galia. » * . . , ... , , , , , i, , , . * a* /•*. , “Went to London this morning lovely teeth and magnihcvut b ack mu lingand or nobleman would ten Iut many adorers as to the latenallv: the ( ount was as de . , , , .. , e t .... j .on lmpoitant business, answere*! evidently p*>s-essc»l take a fancy to Annie,” sighed the real state of tlie ease, as she was voted as ever in his attentions, ;i u; r) i : inv**r, and a v. . v of 'un less obtrus'X’c, most, I) xters. uncle and niece Inmach, t. pi a el Jlrsath, hl.i -ariz ::u dvrir. :t nzvzsatfrrg tL 7 t'zs r.’jst"~ dr J KaBofacfc;Tci2 L id by Druggists For Sale hy J. \V. (!:». Prt^s* Cdr'—-* Sa -tan ; j * U1Ul • :-d. (hjtl-.l.ert, June «•:*». Wm i). KIDD00, AT 1,1 H. f’ttllibrrt. On. YV GA. State praetD’c at : bv -’u * « place let. in the If. W. R. THORNTON, I) E N T I S T CFTHBF.UT, GA. O F FI* I! West side Public ^quar **ver IV 1. Dunn's Store. fel»17- taint. The little child lingered ■dong until it was about two years old, when its little life was yielded up to the fearful poison. For I six long years I have suffered ' untold misery. I was covered with sores and ulcers from head t» foot, and in mv great ex trend tv I prayed to die. No language can express my feelings of woe during those long six years. 1 ■ had the best medical treatment. Several phvicians successively ! treated me, but all to no purpose, certain The Mercury and Potash seemed ! to add fuel to the awful fianie | of untold wealth, .wore little jew invalid. “Her temper elrv. and drove an admirable mail unendurable. Italian Counts niv any such statement would pliicton and nair of horses. With general I v on the lookout for heir ’materially decrease both ■ | • l one consent, therefore, the niaiil | e sses. Wliy can’t you send In i numbers an l ardor. On the eon- j Tlie St. Leger week cam-* on, and ens of Scarhorough fell down and °n tliis expetliliou iu-tcad of me? trary, ns she generally borrowed the hotels were crowded losuffoca worshipped him. j Nobody here knows that she has Miss Clara's dress aud diamomls, tion. The night before the great not got a farthing in the world.— sometimes with and sometimes race there was a ball at the Rega We might get rid of her, and what without her leave, she did her lia of unusual splendor. best to confirm the popular error. “I suppose you are going to jetting After a few weeks of this sort night, Ar Tiler ’ inquired Clara. sally popular; the women all liked him. and tlie men though not a little jealous of his success, were forced to confess that he drove very well, and played a remarka bly good game of billiards. lie spoke moderately good English, with a strong foreign accent, and conversed fluently in French with anyone who had sufficiently tcred the intricacies of that juage. There were, of course, j a Messing that would be.” “I am afraid you arc and tlie | precations burst from the roup, profess Dexter rushed up-dairs ?o Ids i ward s room. Tlie don* wu.-. if?ck- .•«! He ki ked at i: 'i -Untly, : and there was a faint: Who’s there?’* ‘•Open the door!” or o the American, feeling thankfu; that ■ things were no worse. “Oh. Mr. Dexter!’ sobbed the forsaken damsel; “where is Count j Splitzentoff* ? We were to have uncharitable. It would, however, of life the Counts attentions be “Yes, with Mrs. Mungo: and I , eloped to day!’’ be rather smart to let those liun-1 eame so exceedingly marked that , have a great favor to ask — per grv fellows think she is an heiress. Annie began to expect a proposal haps it may lie tlie last,” said in* But if I take her, what is to be- daily. The Count, however, was i come of youF* j a very wary gentleman, and before I “I shall get on. The people arc proceeding to extremities. lie de i amusing to look at, and Hannah terniined to ascertain from her will take care of me. Besides,; uncle w hat the young holy’s pros irritates me. I pects really were. lie according-j young lady, demurely. “What is it?’’ “I want you to lend me “You’ll never see him again,” .-aid D-xter t.nv.-igely. “He’s a swindler. Bv the way, did ( iara I give you (JZO()?’’ “Yes, and I g-ggav" it to him vour i to take c c care ol! A nd he took diamonds. 1 am look well to night. so anxious to : Clara’s diamonds, be e c-eause bn . said one of the s-s atom's was . »ose! Oh, gracious, w hat shall I „ m . s . -V - I — ■ ~s-| -Oil, yc», V»u may liavctliem,*’| Amt Miss Annie »v,l oH know she thinks nursing such a ly w rote him. begging the favor j answered Clara, smilingly. “Don’t into a fit of vi* lent hvsl -rics. Annie positively s- 1 Ian cm ions persons at Scar borough, who hinted broadly that dreadful infliction ” “Have it your own wav. | of a few minutes’ mv his piivate room. . I . conversation in 1 lorget to The American, i though.” leave them behind. i dear. I’ll tell the Count that we of course, knew pretty well tvhatj So Miss Annie went to i shall be delighted.” the fascinating Count was n< ! wliicii was devouring me. Alx.nt; c.mnt at all. lint an iiidiviili.ril in ! So ' vll< ' M t!l< " a l*l H ' in | was coming, hut, not being over i arrayed in Miss D**xter’ ( j Uiree months ago 1 was a.lviscl! a VO ry mm h hnmhler station liy frit-nils who had seen wonder jjf e -|'; ie v ,, n >sufonz7 ^ lss Annie, and duly moiiuted . Ins nieee's advice as to thecoursr! The next day nearly every one I till ern es made hy it, to take for instance insinuated that lie " n a m-’Uerately well appointol lie might to pursue. | in the hotel went off to Doueaster. | Swift's Specific. We got two hot , laiI m ,. t llo ,„ re in „ i in „ ! troat-lt. was piloted by the Il ium ; lies, and I felt hope again revive hell in Vienna, and that his (hi- ■ l ,!l:lnt Count to a weli known sh< of came Mr. Dexter, accom “Tiiat w as a v ry ••xcelicnt joke of yours, (.’iara, 1 * remarked Mr. Dexter, grimly, as h*s niece chuic to the disconsolniG Annie's as jis- jcwels, lance; but at , nt Mr. Ju’e* slightly the ■>u /’ruth. bal inted day | confident in his own abilities to ; and naturally enjoyed herself im i le Guiilon has gut ipanied by <ical with an ardent lover, he took mensely. j ' l * Londo iiti-d his nieee's advice as to the course! The next day nearly every one! .^2ofSi"«* ntc»l In* ought to pursue. j in the hotel went off to Doueaster. « IF the little darlin ium j “That Polish Count, swindler.; The Scarborough air bad done t such sleepless nights, slowly a -how courier, or whatever he may be. Clara so much good that she de (pitifully wasting a way b\’ <ZO& riiiv overy case of DysjK-psia or Indigestion, s and has never failed in a simrle instance. It eariburn. Gnronic The only known remedy that will It has been tested in hundreds of east lias been very successful in Liver Complaint, Constipation, Jaundice, Hsaiuolie, Aci iity or Dysentery or Diar* Lma, Heart Disease, Etc. an*l in every case of ASTHMA, when- com, lu-ntod witli in«Iiir*’.>?iu;i. !-»rpid l.ivv-r. *r rt>ii-;ip:iiiu?i. i i- m \ 1 cerr :• i:. «’tir**. We a>k DYSl’Iil’TICS and ASTHMA i *I’S to try the rent **ly ami liter will be e«nivineeil Unit they are not ii;etir.»I-le disease.**. This medicine is composed of purely \v r n*tan!e remedies. Symptoms? of Dysjsepsia or in iigestion. i*>ss of appetite, loss of flesh, a feeling of fullness or weight in the ^ton.aeh, occasionally nausea and vomiting. Heartburn.; Acidity, flatulence, sick or nervous headache. Dull pain in the head, with a sensa tion of Heaviness, or (Jiddiness, Irregularity of the Dowels, sometimes Constipated j and then acting too freely. Low Spirits, Sleeplessness. Sallow Skin, Devangement of! Kidneys, Palpitation of the Heart. Sir. if y;»n suffer with any of these symptoms. • Dr. Holt's Dyspeptic Klixir will cure von. The following are a few testimonial in my breast-hope for health and tit . s iUerv were of a diameter both j l , ai * e happiness again. But alas! "'“(menial an*l disreputable, while j had spent so much for radical ■ t | ie Marquis dc Tombola Ferrara | treatment that we were too poor ' Sil id he was a courier; but. as to buy. Oil! the agor.y of that 1 neither of these gentlemen a*hluc : mom* st! Health and happiness 0ll any evidence in support within y»»ur reach, but too poor t*», Oieir assertions, they were pretlv grasp it. I applied, however, to those who were able and willing 1 ; to help me. and I have taken Swift's Specific, and am nov sound and well once more. Sw ift’s i Specific is the best blood purifier in tin* world, and is the greatest | bie-sing of the age Miss T \V. Lee 6re«*nviile. Ala Treatise on Blood and Skin 1 L>i-cas**- mailed free. Tin: Sxvift Specific f'**-. Draw ! er 3. Af.anta. Ga . 159 \V. 23 i St.. 1 a dozen miles from Searbor 0*1 gll. | Mr. Dexter omitted to inform ! Count Splitzentoff that tlie voting j lady un*ler his charge was not his j me ns to propose for Annie.— j termineti to accompany her uncle. What am I to sav?’’ he began. j did not press her logo. Just be But I don’t believe lie w ill, tin- fore starting Clara entered her un- of I niece at all. but the daughtc r of a I,c thinks she is an heirrss, j vies room. defaulting clerk, who had commit j «n«l I don’t intend to perjure my j “Lend me two humbe l pounds j’ 1|Jt | (> j j ii ni\*t?rj»aUv disbelieved. Moreover, Hed forgery and then blown out s ‘*^ 0,1 ^ >or account, though, of; as both the Baron and Marquis— ids braino. Neither did lie say course. I shall give her something and f*»r tlie matter of that, quite she didn’t have a six'pence in " hen she marries, half of the most eminent persona the world, or that he had allowed i 1 !*at is a little awkward, said ges in the hotel—had verv good I her to assume * lie name of Dexter, j Miss Clara, musing. “We must reasons for wishing that tlieir own antecedents and pretensions should not be t<»o closely investi gated, they were content, as a rub* t » act upon the excellent proverb the owing to tlie disgrace which had N Y.. Phila. an i 1205 Chestnut St. There is which has a church in been s’ ruck bv ning a half dozen *imes. ami now ; the Regalia Hotel an American ea.-c artMtig from a torpid iix'crtu |»r«K*ure a bottle of y>»ur Dysju*}*r:.’ i .ii.\;r. t<*r it i> w i,< never the preach* 1 !* shows gentleman, accompanied by two; 10 l *ie gl’( I re*’omiuon«t it to mv natrons and i»rcserii>*» it ia my .»v .< ti*-.-. I wouid haxe nmi’ lied _ ‘ ' , »• .... * nt . aw vou last, Imt thought it best to *lc-lax* in «*r*lv: t;ihc thoroii^hlv •-'•aviru id as t«. iiv c-ttra- 1 signs of getting long winded and • tones. 1 lie party attract ’ it the Illixir. I will have it in »,v ko» let i.costwkat it may.'' '' ' ,OZ,EK ’ W D. ! I*«^ '*»* -^'vn.l.lr* t».n -« "** lillle inU ' l ‘* st - . T! *'-‘ Am,ri lh partu's who haw bean cured by the Elixir: 1)r. 1*. K. H«*i.t. Ai.v.: 1I.\t«'h::k 4 * St\T!**n. <? •.. • * BkakSh: -I kavejWT’. tr«mt>led with imligostiun and ? . rv-*:.- !i-a*la*’he for riu last s;t• • r. yi* ; . • * t r-ave suffered a great deal with j*eri«»*lieal attack- of headavli •. i viug cxiiau *t -d m - o . k.il a?.*. ’ ><i i!. ; t ; :i- «• i a great many physicians. I was induct’d to try your I >ys. t ;>ii*’ Llixir. Y*»u s* : t ••ttle ah*.--/ !:.«• ii.ii-.;- 'iarc* last, aud I am h*am>y to inform you that I have not sufforr.i tr»-m those |ierio«li<’.il tt.. ’r- -in*-**. My in i. -t i: !•■<•! entirely cure*!. I can eat any ami everything without material injury. ! i ve . «*i» ; j*r;i* t i.-i;»■ r ] ~i N ; \ and have ever been opposed to proprietary inedh’im . Yoti kimlix faini-'.vl me with tin* formula i 1 •*!: ex amination can testify to the me*lieal j>r.>p<*rtie-and Th.-r.qmtieal appliv.itiuii am! ! iivuiiimtmi .■!! -ulh-i-ii l : ■ m i: -'i■ v. an i nervous headache, or any disease : : } 1 • ••* • — a specific in this class of *Useases. with your ropiest, maile .hen I: live j’»ro|M*rties. Verv truly yours. p. S.—I can’t afford to be without the Llixir. 1 wiil have _. . ••eighthly” the orgauist slyly imi cnn W;ls 11 square, dried up lo<*k- Pi>. I*. n.Hoi.T. Ko-ai-la. Ala. Coxpnmi.t.mOexKntLV OrrirK. Arusri Oi.. July <>:!;. j<t« . ..; t ,. sl |, e sf( „ n ,i ,,<• anurn-u liin^I in S “nn <*f fiftv or tliorcabouts: T>k\h Sit—I am please 1 to rep<*rt that I have been entirely cured ot imligestion. by tnc use ot \m:r Dv.-peptie l-.l?x:r. t I. ~ ' . . was induced by a frieml t*» try it after having tried almost every reinedv known for my disea-* 1 . v. ith**nt t!ie slightest eif'cet. j • bunder on tin* pc«la!s. The wav **e h:i*l an abrupt, decisive man I look Oiilv three small bottles of four medi. im before I was entirely well. I suffered several years, and although it lias been j i, M . r ..v.» *m older u-it I, liirtv vrura rincc I ascii vi.ur preparation, 1 liavr li:ui no rrturn ot it Yours truly. ! ' lint |'i o:ulicr (lives luto eon- lo _m\« an uitli :i.. A. WEIGHT, Comp. «cu. State of Ca. ! dusion" an<l rushes through it airof one aee.istome.l to he obey Offii-k .IF tuk s.n.-.eu Maxi-facti-bisg Co., Ki Fu t.A. Au., July nil. 1SS3. i anti starts the nosology is a eau <-*“ with promptaoss ami precision. This is to certify that mv wife. Mary J. Iliphtower. snffcre.1 for six years from imlisreMion ami ealarzeinent of the livt-r: ! l j I1 „ t . ( , n ,. re , ra . j,, n wouhl H is name, according to the \isi- tliat shehailhecii re<liu-e<'iin liesli fn.ni l.'iopoumls i...nii.ls.an<lwasahiomy an 1 .leso.inHent: that as an exi.eni.iem- . , , ~ . „ . , i,,!:,,. v n , amt bv earnest persuasion -sin- was imlmeA to try one Untie ot llr. Holt - Pyspepti ■ l.hstr; tuat she w.,s iimmMhately and not part with that organist for 41,- ; Lnl =• '"'Oh, was J Hints K. Dexter, materijdlv henelitted. ami eontimiimr it^ 1 u<e a few mouths, site was entirely relieve*! **! her troubles regained her appetite. ^ , and now weiirh- l.o pounds. The Klixir has brought u> health ami happiness where all ».*tbcr renu-dics had resulte* in eon- tiiiuous suffering and disappointment. J. c. miiUiC T.I.. think it over. Have you made staineil that of her father. The, ir.qoiries about him?” excursion was therefore hi^lilyj “Its, anil I hate uo reason t.. cnjoyahle. The Count lia.l asked believe that lie is not tlie man he the Baron von 4*ttiloozz to join represents himself to lie. lie is , cnlly he felt a touch on his sleeve, which regulates the conduct or! the party, too. on the condition ! Itnown both at Paris and those who live in ttlass houses. So j that lie did not make him sell too *- annes. Aud \ et I belie* e lie is .the Count increased in favor with j agreeable to the pseudo heiress; a It and. ’ all his acquaintances, anti be-! and the rich Miss Mungo and her “lhat is quite possible; hut it. address Mr. Dexter? | came quite a leader of the society.! mother had been invited for the. ' I0 r( 'aily h<j Count Splitzentoff, I “1 hat’s so!' said Dexter, turu- Miehi-i-an Just when he was at the zenith ot-i Baron's amusement. So, after in j 'ion t see why Annie should not, ing round. li'dit- 'Hi* popularity, there arrived at I »l eeting some more or less inte. -' »arry him.” i Two ineti stood before him, one spe-n 'tng ami the' drainage upon its system from . , , , ■ ■ ■ ; the ■•fi'eet of teething, procure a : Annte, however, pleaded fatigue ! Ilotlleof Dr . Bi.^es'Huckleberry Oh. let him have her, by all and a had headacuo, and Dester i |j s | the GifEAT SOl'TIIERN RE1IEDV, an i find what many other mothers have by its use—a complete( ure, as it^ will in all bowel affections in both young. For sale by all tlrug- i ^-sts at 30 cents a Ik tsked with a Hoc, Western Cities Sprint; I'p. “Now j-u» know yon are not to i "ostein man has been tcll- ask questions, but\o do as you ‘ng some Philadelphians how \Ves- are told.” tern cities grow. He said he went Arriving on the course, Dexter »»ff in the mountains hnniing amt dispose*! of iiis niece and began rOJ!, ‘ n o on » he wi n. to slerp strolling about tlie l ing. Pres- 111 a Die to be out ot reach of the wolves. He was awakened early “I Peg your pardon, sare,” said 1 nex ^ morning by some workmen someone with a strong foreign " ho told him to get down and fin- accent, “hut haf I ze pleasure to ^‘‘ s na P 011 l ^ ,u eotirt house “What for?" he responsive grin. a tall ami somewhat distinguished I looking, the other shorter, with a steps, as they wanted to tom that tree into a flag pole lor the hotel t across the way. lie got down anti while rubbing his eyes vas nearly run over by a street ear and «ot his feet tangled ill an electrio .iglit. sting ruins, ilte party pairetl «*tl ! “But he thinks site is worth the grounds, the Count, of million?’ ■nopolizing Miss Dcx "Let him think so!” sharp, hatchet lace and luisiness- tlie Baron Miss Mtinge. *’I am not going to tell the man like appearance. Dexter taneied i TI " . T* ” ” , 7~ ' wltiie Dexter was left to the ten a pack of lies. that he had seen the tall man he- j Lands, ler mercies of the chaperon. The! “I don't want you to,” said the fore. Odtlly enough, he was sin 1 Work before s-nrise- work af ter sundown and all between, hut Pit, Ifoi.T—Dear Njr ■ About five years :ieo I was taken with a violent cnnjrl rorse ami worse until it was almost impossible for me to lie d-ovn ami si*- Frr.M l.t. Alv.. May 1-t, !n-N with cnlarfrc'l liver aiul c*«*n-tij'a?i«*i:. I grew :.t lii^ht for 1*» months, owin^ to the seventy ot the couch. The onlv wav I could sleci* was in a chair, my hea-i re-’tinir 10 - a pillow on a table. Wa- treated by two oitler- ent nhvsicians.au*! trie* l a iiumU-r *»f Patent Medicines, all*.* which u : • P'.kI . .Alter havn.ir .h^nairol *.i ever frcttii.g well liiv wife consult***! vou bv letter. Youscui me t\voh«*itics of your . c]tti«’ Klixir; m I* -- that* three «.axs I < ‘*Ut'l i *• down an*! sleep as well as I ever could in my life: a few bottles cured nn‘ • ffy. i have recomi»c:i*lc«I it to a ^rreat num ber of j»ersons and never knew it to fail to cure in a sinirlc instance. Yours truly. JOHN F. KEHOE. Mr. W. B. McLendon, of Hatchers station, says I>r. Hoff's Dyspeptic Elixir cured him of indigestion. Dr. Holt— atandinf?. Krr.vri \. Ala.. May 1st. 1S83. •avated form of twelve months —Dear Sir: Your Dyspeptic Llixir cured my dautrhter of Dyspepsia of a very ajrgra I had tried several of* the Dust physicians in the county, who failed to benent hen 'White INhkI Ga FOTi, S-A-XjIE BYALL 3DBLTJC3-C3-ISTS. April J0-]y. latter gentleman had decidedlv invalid with unusual aniniation. gulailv like Count Splitzentoff'. the worst of the bargain, for Mrs. ‘ Attend to me. When Splitzen bnt his whiskers were nearly Mungo, who had originallv iieen a ^‘'l* i>*’op*»ses_. you must jxifei.ively white, and his lace was wrinkled Halifax Mill girl, subjected him refuse to hear of it, without say -.and worn, as if from a recent ill to a cross examination of the most *a word about her prositecls. ness. NIoreover, he might have searching and irritating descrip-! “And thenr • been at least thirty years older tion about his fortune, his nieces. “»\hy then they will elope, of than the Count, but still there the amount of money he intended course! ’ was a iik< ness, to leave them, and in (act, all his! Dexler ,nirst olit laughing.: “You are Mr. Dexter,” he con ti*»n. Tlie congregai tors’ I look, was Julius K. and he had scarcely retired to his private sitting room before he “If that young m:tn ever comes , was recognizml hy the hotel gos in this house ttgain,” saiJ the* 1 sipN asone ofihc largest anJ nm?t m<*»t private ami personal affairs. : ‘11, that is certainly an ingeni tinued. tvitli much voluhiiity gentleman panting for breath.: successful s[ e -ulators in Walt' “I hope you ct.joyctl yourselfj ous Ulei4 ' Out I am afrniH lie " ill “1 II give him worse than I gave (street. There was no doubt at j mv dear.** said Dexter to his pro him just now.” “I-I think you are j all about Mr. Dexter's millions; te«e. somewhatgnmly. when his "Oh, uuuwuc. <»« is im , —.. ; dru e-e-cruel to George,” sobbed the j men looked upon him wi;h awe i torments were over, ami he found ; w< li al,Iu 10 ta ke care of herself, j reside at the Hotel Regalia? Vert- girl, “to to treat him so. You and admiration, while needv rci himself once more at the Regalia.! an< * J' ou wlii uiakc her a decent ; is im—ean you tell me?” especially work on Sr .-rd ty afle ' noon. litis lormoia judieiousiv mixed with compost, stable man ure or any genuine commercial fertilizer will produce wonderful- results. Tty it. It is : t. hitesC. aud A California editor recc-i.Jy at' ® lenijfted to telegraph friends in many gesticulations; “then A' 011 ae'ghboriog townt “Can j ill treat her when he finds out. know a miserable who calis him nonsense! She is very; self the Count Splitzentoff. nn«l not. Iks down till Thursday—f<»remai9 k.” He went down on Tlmrs- - .1.. have broken his heart.” “So, I havn't,” he replied, nursing his right foot: “I Jidn't come auy where near his heart.” ons of nobility hung upon his lijjs. eager for tlie slightest indication ofthe course of the markets. The two young ladies rather puzzled "Immensely,” answered the young allowance, lady with much emphasis. “The; said Dex • fricaiIs uni was astonished hy the - -.13 manner iu which his :: :n. ft f-ante- received h “H inged if i know.' .. ter feeling somewhat uneasv. 1 ... So-Mr. Dexter went to meet the, „, s crieil Ule out that the telegram, when re count is simply charming, and lie Count, having matle up his mind j stranger, excitediv. , ceivetl, read “Can not come down is 60 well off; he has a house in ' to put his niece's plan into opera I “No; I don't think he came. Ill,' till Tuesday futcrison—druuk^