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z^lvzi H ®fS-—J[ and Appeal. ST STANFORD & COOPER. . . • *■ independent in All Things—Nentral in TERMS $1.50 IN ADVANCE. Mi y. CUTHBERT, GA- THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1885. NO. }) l^i’otect Your Yard & Gardens. The Cheapest is Mot the Best! G 1 O TO FOSTER’S U MBER YARD, f ami get some good fust. 1-AI.TNOS, BASK W ANK. bll.l.S, SCANTUNO, FLOORING, CEIL! KG. AND WEATKEKUOAttDIKG. Tlie Flooring. Ceiling nnrt Wenttier- boanline is Dressed or in the Rough to .uit the partiez needing it. Rough Flank of the Best, for Well Curbing, Flooring. Etc. Refused Plank. Scantlings, and Rough Edge or Sheeting, all at Dock Bottom Prices, For Cash, on the Wagon, or on presentation of Bill. Lumber can be had on any rea mumble time, wlun special con tract or satisfactory arrangements arc made. f/tF" Lumber Yard at my old Stand. Respectfully, J. A. FOSTER. Having removed I" Bufanla.. I have employed Mr. MOSES tiPt.l-.lt to take C,i S-c f . ’" y La ' U ' H:T LA! FOSTER. —West's Nerve and Brain Pills The great nerve and brain rem edy, lor sale, only at tf J. W. STANFORD’S. WM. LINK’S Furniture Store. 1 Door East of Boss* Carriage Factory,) Eufaula, Alabama. I II AYE tin* Latest Styles of Furniture by the Car Lou.l. * Chamber Setts :roiu $200: Bureaus as low as $15: i»» 'Istcatis from .*5to $00; Chairs from 75 >' .’ents to >1K a piece. .safes. Wardrobes. Book Cases. Writing Desks, Iliit Hacks, Wiiulmv Shades. Ac. • uo«l Collins aud Caskets* all Sizes, and 'rices I will Manufacture and Repair Furni ture* of all kinds and at tho shortest no tice, and at living jirieeH. I will sell Furniture ns Cheap as any of the Neigh boring Cities. Having lieen engaged in the Furniture business for twenty years and given satisfaction, I would thank my o|«l friends and customers for their past favors, and would be glad to see them iijniln. irtiw Ladies nr.* especially invited tf:examine my fctork*^Mfc When visiting the dry dont fail to pay • me a visit. Kosnemher the place, one l>s.r JCr.st of ‘•Kuw’ Carriage Factory,’ H< «j*ectfuiiy, Red Star TRADE mark. ibscJutrhj ^ , Jftrccfitttu Opiates, Emetics and A'oisonM. A PROMPT, SAFE, SURE CURE F»r Const-, Sorti Throat, Ii >nrG-nc.s C ol4b, lafiittasa, Smrkltls A *fhma, Cruop, W 'nogf. las Confih, Quln-v, Pnin. tn ( hr»L »ud other UfewtKnBoftha Tbroot rod Lnaga. Price SO cent* a bottle. Sold by Dranrlrt!' and Pettier*, Parlie* suable to in dure If.i.r dealer to jfrr.mj.H? get It for' tk^m triU rcreirr tiro Irdflct, Exprcr* chary * bg rtvdtna one dollar to III 11MKI.M 4. Wto.KLIJt coirm, Sole Owturs aud M iBufKlBrrra, M#ltia*wrr, MarjriM#, C. *. A. jyl7-lv Oet25*ti:u. WM. LINK. ADVERTISING RATES: Fai.l >.« ! Oil and Lead never cheaper than now at J. W. Stanford's. Tobnrro, T.bucvfc Cheap, Medium and Fine, for tale very low. at .1. W. Stakfoud’s. THE CELEBRATED BUIST Grarden Seed —AT— Wholesale or Retail at J. F. TOOMBS <t BRO.’S. ct PAHTTHOW! I am selling Strict ly Pure Lead, war ranted, and Linseed Oil sit prices that will enable every- body to paint up. Get my figures be fore you paint. J. W. Stanford.I j j worsham. Highest Cash Price ;3j) 3S II CUTHBERT. GA. Office over Postoflloc. sept 1> tf Wm. IX KIDD00, Arronin ax law. Cntbbert, (In. praotirf* at any place Enterprise & Appeal. For the Enterprise Sc Appeal. A WAR STORY. the 27lh. it being held in reserve. The enemy was pretty strong and fought well, but our men charged them at one place, taking a bat tery and holding the ground, but as tbesoldiers were about out of ammunition, Gen. Finnegan told Gen Colquitt they had I letter fall hack—so said Colquitt t»ld him for God's sake to semi him his regiment and he would Whip the iiuht. The 27ih was sent for in BT I>. L W. CHAPTER VII. Before taking up our line of march, I will state that there was I smne mistakes in the 3d chapter. I in regard to the commanding offi- ( cer ot our company, and the num ber killed at Cold llarlmr, there , . , double quick, and lust as wc got being out one killed instead ol * B , , , , , l to the front a lankee regiment three, ns published, anil two were i n . , r r. , . , was being put in iiosilion toeharge *' wounded. LieuL Dougherty also| ? , , . !i commanded the company in the 1 Pines tight, instead of Lieut. Put Against lauaigratfea Schemes. Editort Enterprise «l- Appeal: Yoitr views generally receive my hearty eooronence, but your argu ment in favor of soliciting immigra tion cuts across the drift of my reason ing on the subject. I would have nothing done to deter people from moving iuto any part of Georgia, if they want to com*-, nor wnnld I ad vocate an unfriendly and inhospitable hearing toward the comers. More over, if immigration is to be actively self into all their chim-li aud school f arrangements. It cannot possibly be ! otherwise where there are such dis- | A Calico Negro. One of the most remarkable ea ter. vers - limitations you propose. Mill is it wise to invest mnnov and effort in I our line in order, I stipfiosc, to re- i inviting accession* of population from I capture the battery our bov. had \*•* - Nort ' 1 » n<1 from foreign corn.tries? , , , , * It would faisc the price of laud. ; taken and In metl on them. (. 01. unpatriotic, nor unconscrvative to d«- siie that our posterity shall by the banner oi their fathers, aud that the political, social and religious view* an<i eiistouis of the South, in so far an they art; not wioiij* iu them selves, shall lie perpetuated anions our desceutlants. For this rvas« >11 1 am opposed to all sehenies for encoiir- invited, it should be done with the aging immigration for the sake of any material beiiehts it is supiKisetl to al- lord. But why iiuj>ort the skill and indus try necessary lor the development of our see turn? Georgians inherit as Lack j Fridays. Friday being regarded as tlia eonlant elements. TIh'-c people bring i 1 «'« beard of. or saw. said a j dgjr of ill omen, has b.wn an event- “their civilisation*' with them, pre- i reliable Jones county gentleman j fill one in American histnrj*. chicly as you would carry yenra into a L ns m f C w days wiuce, i* a negro) Friday, Columbus sailed on his distant country. I consoler H neither . - , ■ narrow-minded, nor oid iogyish, nor! living cn Mr. John MeCiillough's voyage of discovery. live to de- nlace in tlie upiK-r part of this ever stand 4 . rive years ago he srU-SCIUPTIOX PRICK : ‘ne copy one year . . . “ Eiglit months . “ Four months . I suppose my readers thought I had ladies on the brain in the 1st and 2d chapters, and I must ad mil liiat I did, but they will see from this and the succeed-1 worry natu U a, ,B * onos l * lal f* 10 -'’ 9rc n,>t Loo | ing my brain much. Men "’b i rally think a : teat ileal of the la I dies, and it is right that they ! should, for if it was not for them this would lie a terrible place to lire in. The more men are in com One square, (ten lines or less) I nsertion . 11.00 For encli subsequent insertion .50, All person<tl wetter t/oiift/e )>r/ce. I ,!in y with ludics the more t.»e\ Obituaries will Ik? charged for as' will think of then), but take them ►tlier advertisements. j from their society and thev will Advert;semonts inserteil without! J • jKM-*ifieatmn as to the duiuIkt «»f in- j bmiinf careless, roi-klt'88, soil will sertions, will hepablishe.1 until or-ler-1 not t . are fo ,. anything, ed out, and rharge-1 aeeordmgly. All advertisements due when hand-j A* e soon received orders to get ed in. | aboard the cars, houud for Savau , swnwwwnMHsnHBH j losing a good many of our ; nail, which we did, and found our- ■ - - Zachary said, ‘Men, do you see j that line? you must break it—for j ward, double quick.’’ We raised i a yell and started, but the Yanks i * soon turned and went in another [direction. We run them a mile ! or two, but they never halted to ‘ make a stand. ' been of any account, we would have captured a great many priso tiers, but as it was we did not get many. The Yankees said they knew it was Colquitt's brigade by liieiryell, and had fought its be fore. Wc bad to fight negroes in this battle, but our nn-n did not give them much quarters. We gained a complete victory here, killing a great m And who would be benefited by that ? Three Hasses—those w ho havj more much brain, nerve anti muscle as the native* of other clime*, and need the money to be earned in the vari.us de partments of useful industry. Why land than thev want to hold, those not train our own sons andI daughters lortlie work to be done? Would not who desire to quit farming aud go in to some other business, aud those who desire to s--il out aud move away. Are these the persons whose designs the stump, the press and the pulpit do well to unite their influence in aio county, five years ago he was Idack as the acc i f spades. At that time small white splotches lie gan to appear on his body which spread and enlarged until now he is a half white man, so far as col or goes. Me is in sound health, and has never been known to have a day of sickness. One portiot of his face is while and the oilier Idack, which makes him a fright ful object. The skin is not mere ly of a yellowish cast, but is as clear and transparent as that pos sessed l»v any Caucassiaa belle. , , , 1 Southerner ought to reji-ct the sugges- ought to be most favored by jour | tk( „ fhat -mors and Northerners iuir our iK*opie to tMluuaU* their cliil-i ^ . * " .. ., c Iren for thinker* and workers? Every One entire arm. from tke finger tips to tiie shoulder, lias turned Tim first-class are not rela* [ nmst be called upon to make th;s_ If our cavalry had tivelv numerous; the second-class in-! thriving section. Every farmer ought tend’to abandon a on si ness that needs ! *° U, ‘X ,1,u 01 *>>•’’. *«» fl -' , . . , , , . . , I in*: to town and leaving their native to 1* re-mfbivcd; the thml-elass in- ( ^ to be rultiv:ife<! hy rtnm-ers amt tend to invest their means fur the up-! the sons of im-rcliant* ;m«l ]in>les>i<>n- j lough’s place, hnihiinjjof some other rejsion. Even* | •*! men. It is almost siekemny; to hear 1 0 dollartbese get by the increased price 1 a Deor.-ia planter l-.ast of what of their lands is that much taken the pocket of the pnreliaser, who be a permanent dweller in the county 1 and in the nest breath confess that j any proposition ofthc kind. “Why and a producer. This hist man. the ' 'hose splendid results imist lie re.ilis-| ( , - t go with them, (TavtonV” 1 . . I is!, not !>v themselves and their sons,. J ® ’ - purchaser, is the one whose interests j |, n j i.v i:nmigrants and the suns of I asked him one day. ‘’Dis nig white, and it is perfectly eisy to trace the blue veins beneath the transparent skin. He weighs 160 |HMinds, and farms on Mr. McCul- He has been offer- j ed |100 per month by some entcr- Friday, ten weeks after, he dis covered America. Friday. M Augustine, the sid es t town in the United States was founded. Friday, George Washington was born. Friday. Bunker IIilI was seised and fortified. Friday, the surrender of Sara* toga was made. Friday. Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown, and on Friday the motion was made in Congress that the united colonies were, and of right ought to be, free and independent. Americans surely ought not to be alraid of Friday. In Rhode Island a man cannot rote unless he pays tax on $134 worth of property. -4-«w The Georgia l'harmacciitical 1 | wonilciful country we have ami the prising showmen to go with them, Association will meet in Atlanta l trom ; fabulous crops it is callable of pro- . . , , , . . I . ... , 1 is to during under judicious treatment, [ 1,ut “'ways reluses to entertain on the loth of next month. are to Ik* nluntifiotl with those of the iiunii^runts. la*t ! ;it>r«»:i«l f«»r Hiim (put i*:u! 1« Hik iny f l.nteli- ! ger ain’t no fool boss,” sai»l lie.— i . i i r i n iGompany A <li*l not haveanv kill selves erowdeu for riM»in. 1 wit! ; , . . ... , , !e«L ami onlv one wounoe<i, Capt. | now show 3*oii how soldiers valued i _ _ v K. t , , iieople of Kaiuiolph, and whose wealth ! {l - i ,, , ... any I ankce., bid ^ a rt uf thu wcaIlh of j ing immigration selienms, let our Ag-1 ’ Di m I ankers jist wanter * 4 I ncaltur.il Association* consider how Southerners may ili*velop the South i the county, that, too, in the very di et Raid for Corn, at ALLISON & SIMPSON’S. JI their lives. We started about > dark, and a soldier of the 23-1 Ga. : Potter. We were put cn the left wing to protect a flank, and there it me | up dar to make preserves out’n 1 me. 1 ain’t erg’wine a step.” And there lie stars, it is certainly a of nature.—Irwin and myself made our pallet to | I was not much fighting where we! don. ircctucs Home Mixture Guano, j MA N t’FACTURED BY The Columbus Fertilizer Co. FOR SALE BY ]. c. MARTIN, CUTHBERT. GEORGIA. I g. \ . [ , , , Randolph planter-, an it certainly is i P ,r | getlier on top of a box ear. tucked ! W,r *’ 11,0 fi = ht . ab ° Ut ! their preference, to settle their ions 1 "* j our blankets under us good on tlie! “'S 1 ' 1 ’ ,ut we reU,al “° on “ r n *'* 1 1 and sons-in-law around them. To do i sides next to tlie edges of the ear.' ll,c l,aMle ero,,n ' 1 al1 "'S ht ‘ S" this in their present reduced ciremn- , i.n , ii back to camps next inoruin^ ! went to sleep, slept welland waked ® * t ® ,, , . . ' after leaving a detail to bury the ip in s . n a i ncx in n n 0 , do.nl. This is called the Ocean! ”1* *° t"cnty-five and tifty dolkirs Jin | residvDl of Waltou co Un i V , and a would take lots of money to got: . - ' in the • -jl ond flight. tf , mo to rule that wav now. One of ... . We wont into camps ajrainafter C 1ALL on him for (trior’s / cdiitainin? tcMinumiuls. lmy.8 bom - for the (.’ompaiiy. * jan-l-im ‘Almanac 11c u!m» 4anr(loa Seed Of every variety, at wholesale and retail, al J. W. STANFORD’S Queen Olives and Pickles, at ALLISON <t SIMPSON'S. Sniokr! The Universal Favorite, or the Roy al Arch Cigars, the best in the citv, at ‘ ,1. \V. STANFORD'S. —Paint tlie roof of your houses with Browns Rubber Paint, and prevent fire, leaks, and decay. In •ale only by. J. W. Stankouu. lib Ay k hooks of every kind,size and style,cbeaj- er tl.an ever before, at jpc'l tf .1. W. Staxkoud’s Breakfast Bacon and Dried Ceef, at ALLISON & SIMPSON S. -—Taylor's Premium Cologne for sale'at J. W. Stanfoud’s. Another Reduction In lbiLtny and Waiinn ILuncss. Examine nurstm-k buforc you !*u\ ct ALLISON Si SIMPSON. DRUNKENNESS Cl*RED IN ITS VARI0VS STARES. Desire for stimul:mts« entirely ronmv- e«l. Home treat Mi nt. Meili« ine ran be administered v t -*ut tnow le.!;:e «*t pa tient, by >impl\ lilaeinkT it ill cotVee. tea or any article of n»*d. Cures guaranteed. W. R. THORNTON, DENTIS T CUTHBERT, GA. o: |FFICK W.-t Side Public er 1». I. Dunn’s store. Laundry and Toilet Soaps, lion-Ton and Royal Gloss Starch, 1 Laundry Blueing, at L*w Pri ce*, at T. S. TOWEL'S ct Drug Store. me to ride that wav now. One of our company did fall out of a car , ... ; the thrlftt, but at a different place, one night while asleep, and the; ~ 1 . “ . . . , . e . t and went t<» budding fort* out of train running last, but fortunate • ° i log*. We remained here until i the first day of March, when oar : Colonel was ordered to take ids j own and another regiment of in fantry, together with a regiment ly without getting hurt, iwarej M’e got to Savannah awhile be v 1 Core day, got off and mar.died out ! remained until 10 o'clock. Some. ' .. ! of cavalry and one battery and cs >1 the bays went down in the city . . . * . >k at it, and see • get a In ; tablish a iket line at Cedar what I ’"**'*" ** we could sec. ns sohliers nresome I C, etk ’ wl,id ‘ hu ''i' 1 ’ afler hav,n " S1C0 WILL El PAID For any case of drunkenness that Gold en Specific will not cure. (‘irculars iMitamiiig •e-'tinio'iiiils and full (»articu- lars sent fr-c. .\.ld ,- e<s GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO. je-l'.l-ly. ls'» llp.ee St.. < inc'mnati, 0. To Sportsmen! 25 Foil ml Kegs of Powder for $4. Shot. Wads and Pi imcis in pro portion. at i t ALLISON Si SIMPSON S. Toilet Soaps, Finest Line in S. W. Ga., at bottom figures, at ALLISON A SIMPSON’S. Silver Ware! At greatly reduced prices, to close out, at ct ALLISON* SIMPSON’S. •vliat like negroes and children, al ways wanting to sec everything new. We found it to be a beau tiful city, very flat and level, but j as wc did uot remain long 1 c innot tell much about it. At 10 o'clock ! we got aboard the cars bound for i Valdosta, passing over a flat, piny | woods country, a good many gall berry and palmetto flats, and through some nice rice plants one little fight at the creek. Tlie Yankees were in ambush and fired on iis unexpectedly, killing a man in Co. A. and one or two cavalry men, and scaring the rest of the cavalry nearly to death, but sifter firing :> few halls into us they re treated in the direction of Jack sonrille. P. Benton was the name of the man from Co. A. killed at partmeut that most nerds recruiting. < and retain it as a splemliirheritag For I his reusun he i* the man whose i their chiMren’s children. prosperity ought to lie an object ol .»««[■• U'htois. von n.-clnot k 1 !. J 1 j claim mtumhntfto bnnjr ainmt ai*>* ul i s|>ecjal care to Ins fellow-uitizens. i tin* tleplorahle results :iIn»vu mention- • (on Appeal. Besides, it should lie the |mliry of; e<i. On tliat point you are alsive sus- j M 9 m Rut I severely doubt the cur-' The White House History 1 vimr logic. • Very respectfully, j The while house covers about I _ Tl RNIP, .one third of an acre, and it has Caatrr Cured. ! cost, up to the present time, about Mrs. Oliver Hardman, an old ! *2,000,°0°. It is modeled after a castle in Dublin anil the architect, acre, the young men ol your «*uio„! i”l‘ v 'of culture' aud prominence. " I,, ‘ was n South Carolina man will 1*1 compelled by their slender | * M oflllc treatment , lf got $500 for drawing the plans, purses to go abroad ... quest of cheap j ^ . | When it was first built, away 2. Immigration would mal c Ran- j Orer fifteen year* ago a cancer dolpii a great and wealthy county, made its ap|K-arancc on my lace. atanivs they must lie able to get land cheap, ltut if the price of land be nin | back in the nineties, it cost $300, ;000, but the British burned out But who would 1*j the owners ot the; ft was treated with plasters wealth and greatness? Not the pres- tlic t . orc cal nc out. The cut proprietors of the soil, for most of them will luivo sold out, else what benefit will tlicv have derived Iron | its iusitles, and its costs has since I added to that sum about $1,700, healed up after smne time, and! 000 - In it all the presidents since seemingly my face was well. How ! Washington have lived, and each the advanced price of land? Not their j * vcr » ' 11 a Iviv years it titan It gave me a great deal of pain. The former remedy scciucd have caused their removal to other 1 ever, states. The great and rich Randolph will be an entirely new Randolph, owned and controlled by an imported i |K>pulation; while the old Randolph, in the persons of her native sons and daughters, will be scattered over the to do it no good. Knowing the disease to run iu the family, hav ing had one sister to die with cancer, I became seriously appro returned 1 ^ Ias a( M ei l to its beauties and its i expenses. I think John Quincy 1 Adams bought the first billiard I ° [ tabic which was used in it. But ! in John Adams’ time it was only half tin nishcd.and Abigail Adams used to dry her clothes in the big ; cast room. Year by year, how- face of th- earth, about :l* as ; bensive of my condition. It contin-! cvcr U ,e furnishing lias gone on , . * , - .1 , ! until nuw it is a sort or a museum over. I, for one, have no desire t<>| ucd to increase in size and nru- f :im( beauty.-C7 e re/<o.rf bcvGeorgia, nor any of her counties, j j ence j ,.!i i,,.,... I . - almost gave up all hope : Leader. become rich and strong, except l»v the .. , , , , . i ., , i of ever being cured. 1 he pliVM* I successes of her own people. | t t ‘ *. 3. Immigrants will bring tl.cir 1 l ' ,!,ns ise.I the use of tke knife ■ [ and caustic. Tliis was more than —Taylor’s 1‘rciniwm < tf ' J. \\. STANFORD'^. Ciams, Crabs and Glivss, at ALLISON A: SIMPSON’S. llie inost handsome line ne at I Papers, all kinds, ever offered ^ the creek. W e went back to camp j thrift with them. This very thrift tions but thev looked like they ‘ aftcr esta *^ ,s * 1 * n r? l * ie picket line,! will give them the advantage of our■: I could bear, and refused to have /, .. land remained until the first ofi home folks. I am not blind to the 1 I __ . : April, when we were ordered to training tliese immigrants have re- i get ready for another march. We |ccived fr '' n ' b< i "X a,,d r:lisi< ‘ , , . « ,- *» | amid stinted surroundings; nor would left camps sitid marched in the di- , , , r lmml , We were; several days on the march before Wc reached Valdosta just be j fore night, got off the cars, march ied a short distance ami camped . , ... , 1 . , . , „ 1 ' rection of I aliorsvule. j lor the night. Next morning wc had orders to get ready to march. .... .... , , v .. . | getting to Iaborsvilile, and pass A good many ladies came here to before at J. W. STANFORD S see us leave, some being very fine j ed through some very poor conn • m looking. We soon got ready and I marched in the direction of Mndi , son. Fla., going about 20 miles i itics. We passed by one county site where the court house was a small log cabin, while another deny them the hem-fits of their hard discipline. But I have not obtained my consent to ask them to invade our section and reap fortunes and happi ness at tlie expense of my own and my neighbor’s children, not even lor the sake of seeing the resources of Georgia developed. Wi;fc all iny af fection for tlie hills and vallevs and before wecatn|ied,and passingover j smaller cabin were all the houses \ f ort . s p, :l „,| name of Georgia, I love The only known remedy that will cure every case of Dyspepsia or Indigestion. It has been tested in hundreds oi* cases and lias never failed in a single instance. It ! l< ,8 ° n */ ,s ^ a " t or I " i cs * has been very successful in j ri,e peo ' ,lc of tl,ls f,,uml ,,ut Liver Complaint, Constipation, Jannilice, Heaiaolis, Acidity or Heartburn, Cteonic; we * er ' co " ,, “ !? ’. ! *, yth 1 ” ,r Dysentery or Diarrtsa, Heart Disease, Etc. I n '.f’ abo,,t , s ;, d ^' k ' ‘"T* was , *nd in CTCiy caseof ASTIIMA, wliorc uonijiliuatuil with iniligustkm. Torpid Liver, or Constipation, it is a safe nml certain : *1 11 * e a C*rovr< n a< les an some, cure. We ask DYSPEPTICS and ASTHMATICS to try the remedy and they will be convincetl that they are not ineuraide ‘ men collected to see U9 as we diseases. This medicine is composed of purely vegetable remedies. * * , Symptoms of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, loss of appetite, loss of flesh, a feeling 0 f| “ ,art ’J ,e<, ‘lownto the depot, the - ... , , in town. I don t know the name I her native children ten iold more, some of the best lands wc l«ad rf lhecouBtT . j Bn. blink not the fact that immi- sccn. A cr enjoymg a good night s j Wc t(K>k t | le cars at Taboraville grants will bring something else lic- reat.n the piny wo,Kla.wc were or- lam|<rent t<> SaTnnDa|| tl|ange(1 : sides their thriit. Tlu-y wiU bring po- dcreil into lines ami started for | ! ears and went on to Charleston. iitical, social an«l religious notions ♦hat are totallj* adverse to and far less sound than those entertained bv na- fullness or weight in the Stomach, occasionally nausea aud vomiting, Heartburn, i t aug ,te , r,> in " e 8“ n Acidity, flatulence, sick or nervous headache, Dull pain in the head, with a sensa- j aaiong 1 ie nnM Jer ° ai les ’ an<1 tion of Heaviness, or Giddiness, Irregularity of the Dowels, sometimes Constipated j j’.^’ , ** man - ot leI ’*’ was and then acting too freely, Low Spirits, Sleeplessness, Sallow Skin, Derangement of i ’ ”' tiles We then got off and marched over to Jamca Island again, going into j tivc Georgians. Your preeau-ions will camps and remaining some time, | avail little here. The thrifty masses but not gelling into any light. I of the North and of Europe have been , We onlv lost four men during! e <l>«’a‘ e J to V «T different idea* from we! , ice. .i i - , those etirrent among ns. Their con- 1 the year 1>64, they (lyingat ililler . , vietions are ilei-p and strong, and they are. active, aggressive and adroit in ( To be Continued.) ent places. Can. Soaked in Kerosene. it operated upon in that way. All other remedies were used, but the cancer continued to grow worse. Tlie pain was excruciat ing ami my life was a burden. In this extremity my son, Dr. Hard man, recommended me to try Swift's Specific. It was the last resort, but I was so prejudiced ! against the use of patent medi cines, and es|«*eially this one, that I hesitated some time. At last I gave luy consent, not believing there was any virtue in it. The first bottle only increased the size of the sore and the discharge An election for prohibition will lie held in Gwinnett county on the 10th of April. ■ • Dawson was founded twenty- nine years ago, and since that time it has been destroyed by fire three times. ^ ^ A young fellow in tins village says, when V.e has any night 4 mares he always hitches ’em to his bedstead, which is a liltle buggy, and drives cm. ‘-Mamina,” said the liulc ili- quisitire hoy, “what makes kitty always eat the mouse’s head first? Ain't it so the mouse can see wiiere lie’s going?” A Vt'i iuotil youth, at his moth er's funeral, said to the neighbors: “Me and father are obliged loyoif all, and hope soon to be able to do as much for you.” The building of the Slate Cap? 4 lol at Atlanta, develops the fact that granite can he quarried in Maine and brought fb Savannah ;nd thence by rail to Atlanta at a less cost than it can be had at d quarry only sixteen miles away. The New York World lias tin dertaken to raise the remainder ol the fund necessary for a pedestal of Bartholdi's statue ‘ Liberty En lightening the Nations.” In a re cent issue of that pajicr the ful lowing stiggesliun is made in that interest: “Every man who expects to ob tain an office from President Cleve land should send a subscription for the Bartholdi Monument Pe destal lo the World. The ptibli cation of tlie name and the dona lion will make a favorable ini pres sion upon the Administration.’' Verily if every man who want ed an office under Cleveland were to send forward hi* contribution, the desired amount would be rais ed in a twinkling. Writers on health say that per sons should repose on the right side only, and claim itis injurious to lie on both sides, but we don't know where they will find a healthier srt of men than lb# lawyers. from it, and hence did not inspire me with any hope. On taking The Dawson Journal gets ott the second bottle there were the following on Sid Arrington: signs of improvement, and my Mr. Sid Arrington, of Wards faith strengthened just in proper j Station, farms, if reports be true, tion to that improvement. The He makes cotton, ami it is not spot on my face began to decrease. We got on the ears here and wercsoon landed in Lake to several papers that questioned [ enment. When.they settle among us. if'they will forthwith begin, a* they disseminating them. Say wing you will, the civilized world look upon | Southerners as conquered rebels and I I he \ a Most a limes in reply [ j I11;1 ^i ne „- e arc j n need of enlight- , ,-r ,• e -j T t 4 „, v c . ! Here and wercsoon landed in Kakc to several papers that question ’ ' Kulnevs, palpitation ot tlie Heart, tvre. It vou sillier with anv of these symptoms.;, - , - , i 11 . * TV I-V 1 *• 1711 • ■ -I, ; pl • r , ,- * *- 1 . Ily. which is a nice little place, i whether corn would come up Dr. Holt s Dyspeptic Llixir will cure you. I he iollowing are a few testimonials of, We were carrieiI wven or cIghl soakeil in Ucr „ seae oil , 9avs: parties who have been cured by the Lhxw: mile* below, wbea we got off the 1>*. T. R. Holt, Eufaula, Ai.\. : Hatcher j* Station. Ga.. OotoWr ISth. 1S83. ° DkarSik -I have been troubled with indigestion ami nervous headache for the last fifteen years. During that time I have ■ cars, marched out .1 short distilDCC ■offered a great deal with periodical attacks of headache. Having cxliausted my own skill and tried the Drcscriidions of a ; j . u tc j-. *. great many physicians, I >vas induced to try your Dyspeptic Elixir. You sent men Ijotlle about the middle of Mare* last. an 1 ® tru ''* K (-.Tinps. ” ® and I am happy to inform you that I have not suffered from these periodical attacks since. My indigestion is almost if not 1 like tills country much it bein'* v and everything without material injury. I hav« been a practicing physician for thirty years. I ' w ;or the Elixir, and on ex- . too low and flat, while all around as well .usthe discharge, and hope sprang up in my heart. Could it be, I asked m\*self, that I was at last U* be relieved of tills disease? It has given me so many dark hours in the past that Hie •ntirely cured. I can eat any and have ever been opposed to proprietary medicine. - . - . . e i»h\ \ on kindlv furnished me with tne formula tor animation can testify to the medical properties and Tlieraputical application and l recommend all sufierit pfrom Indigestion | and n-rvou- headache, or any disease arising from a torpid liver t " - 4 - 4 ‘ “ ‘ “ : - *- 1 -- [have already done in oilier Southern: bumblebee cotton, cither. Last summer a friend asked him, how was his crop. He replied that In- did not know anything about il, that lie had just returned from the field to see how work was idea or! progressing but that he could no: I find either workmen or mules. ! The cotton was so large Old Lady lo Druggist: “I want a box of canine pills.” Druggist: “What’s the matter Willi the dog?” Old Lady (indignantly): •I want you to know sir, that my husband is a gentleman.” Drug gist puts up some quinine pills in profound silence. * w 1 ' Twenty-five years agO a Mis souri boy left his home ant?start ed out to become President of the Uuitoil States. That boy is now one of the best shoe makers in lb# Ohio Stale Prison. A Norwalk citizen has discov ered it. lie takes tlie potato bug hy the hind legs and holds him, head down, in a can of coal orf,- for twenty four hours. It doesn't kill the bug but it prevents him Irom eating the vines during lit# next twenty-four hours. A gentleman was giving a little baby Imy some peaftnts the Other' day. The good mother said,- "Now, what are you going to say to the gentleman?” With child- i“h simplicity, the liltle fellow looked up in the gentleman’s face [ and replied, “More!” . ..... .u.w. i . ; . : i hi: in, win w», mi-u that il I The Times published the StaU '?' th e propagation of their odious; ^reil me. 1 here was a contest L. llln|i | etely t |i-m. After | statement that seed corn soaked ! < * octr ‘ ncs * To say that such is not j between hope and fear for a *on^ j for tiiem e»€»me ti,uc ii in kerosene before planting would | y° t,r experience amounts to nothin; not he pulled up hy crows, anil it! l4 ' r . vo '' r “ !1 . v *‘a ve exiwrience in 1 recommend it to my patrons ami prescribe it in my practice. I would have emunlieti i your request, made when4 saw you last, but thought it best to delay in order tobe thoroughly convinced as to its cura tive properties. Very truly yours, * L. T. DOZIER. M. D. P. 5.—1 can’t afford to be withou a specific in this class of diseases. riUi Tf .mi ur rn Mr m m 'vn n reliable fanner in Lowndes. He to procure a bottle of vour Dyspeptic Elixir, for it is almost! branches the saw palmetto i> says tlie coin will come up after i without the Elixir. I will have it in mv house let it cost what it mar. L. 1*. D. Pit. T. R. Holt, EurAri. v, Ai.a. Dkak .Sir was done upon the authority of a the matter. Tlie few who have come into Randolph county were satisfied from the first to leave such questions j from two to three feet high, mak ing it very bad travelling. A good many people live down here, CoMreROLitR GexEBAL*s Office, Atlanta. Oa., July Dth. 18S3. but not like they do in our coun- I am pleased to report that I have been entirely cured of indigestion, by the use of your 'Dyspeptic Elixir.” I j * v Tin* of t l><.»n li.. A ; n induced hy a iriendtotry it after having tricsl almost every remedy known for mv disease, without the slightest effect. - ’ l t n Ii einvt.r\ I took only three small bottles of your medicine before I was entirely well. 1 suffered several years, and although it has been ■ small huts, and do not raise much tferec years since 1 used your preparation, I have had no return of it. Yours truly, j .. w\ A. WRIGHT, romp. Gen. State of Ga. corn, as the weevils eat it np, but raise some meat ami 4 *Laters,’ Office of thf. Singed MAxrFAcmtixo Co.. Kufaul\. Ah.. July 4th. 1SW. Tliis is to certify that my wife. Mmy J. Tlightowur. sufl'ered for six years from indigestion and enlargement of the liver: ■hat she had been reduced in Mesh from i:>opounds* r»..s.*> pounds, ami was gloomy and desjiondcnt: that as an exjH-rimciit— and by earnest jKTsuasion—she was induceu to try one bottle of l>r. Holt's Dyspeptic Elixir: that she was immediately ami j materially bene tit ted, and continuing'its use a few months, she was entirely relieved of her troubles, regained her appetite, and now weighs l.*t5 pounds. The Elixir has brought us health and happiness where all other remedies had resulted in con tinuous suffering and disappointment. J. C. HIGHTOWER. time. It was a long night of! gave it up weeping, but joy came with the | house, tnorniug. There is nothing left anil returned to hi; Eufat-la. Ala., May 1st. 1885. About five years ago I was taken with a violent cough with enlarged liver ami constipation. I grew worse and worse until it was almost un|M»ssil.le for mu to He down and sleep at night for 18 months, owing to the severity of the cough. The only way 1 could sleep w as in a chair, my head resting upon a pillow on a table. Was treated by two differ ent physicians, and tried *a number of Patent Medicines, all of which did no go*>d. After having despaired of ever getting well, my * ife consulted you by letter. _ You sent me two bottles of your Dyspeptic Elixir; in less than three days I could lie down and sleep as well as I ever could in iny life; a few Uittles cured me perfectly, her of persons and never knew it to fail to cure in a single instance. Y'ours truly Pr. Hoi.t—Pear Sir: rse and • cough. I have recommended it to a great num- JOHN F. KEIIOE. Mr. W. B. McLendon, of Hatchers Station, say# Dr. Holt’s Dyspeptic Elixir cured him of indigestion. w • Eufatla. Ala.. May 1st, 1883. l our Pyspentic Elixir cured my daughter of Dyspepsia of a very aggravated form of twelve months rural of tne best plivsk iansin the countv, who failed to benefit her. BRYANT GRIFFIN White Pond. Ga. FOB SALE BIT A.3LX. DIR/TJC3-C3-ISTS. April r*. Holt—Pear ^ir: Y’our P; ■taiwiing. I had tried sev as the natives called them. But as soon as we got there everything became very sea rep, and we got very little by foraging. They did not have plenty like they did in old Virginia, which is the best old State in the Union. We remained in camps ten or fifteen day#, and-then learned that the enemy was advancing, and on the morning of February 20th the cannons commenced thundering and the small arms began to rat tle. Our brigade was culled out, and all were anon engaged except it has been soaked twenty four hours in kerosene, but it is not j alone and singh.-hamU.-d. They came necessary to soak it that long. II [to aiirpt Southern society as it is, any one doubt the statement- made consequently have made- good, peaee- liy onr informant, and would like ; able aud nselui citizens. Let others to ‘prove it. tlie experiment can | come in the same way. But when lie made w ith a few grains in a j they immigrate in colonies and schools to mark the place hut a small intact, else they would not have come scar - * n< l I ' l ,al is impossi fence corner, or elsewhere out of the way. The worth Irving.” j they will bring their theories and Sever Give Vp. If you arc suffering with low and depressed spirits, loss of ap polite, general debility, disorder ed blood, weak constitution, head ache, or any disease of a billious nature, by all means procure a bottle of Electric Billers. Yon will lie surprised to see the rapid improvement that will f»!Iow;ynu will lie inspired with new life; strength and activity will return: pain and misery will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in the pratsa of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by J. W. Stafford. experiment is | sympathies with them, to be up-heid , . I maintained and propagated from a sense of religious obligation. They will do this, among other reasons, for the protection ot tlieir child en against what they consider Ihe perverted no tions and practices of conquered rebels and cx-siavelivlders. Take Florida for an example. Re cently an old Georgian, and, like yourselves, a Baptist, who now lives in Florida, told me he looked into the books his grand children brought from Sunday school, and found them abounding with denunciations of "the rebels and tlieir monstrous crimes.” Of coarse the books were forthwith retained unread by the children. The lile for me lo express my grati tude for this great deliverance. It is a wonderful medicine. Mbs. Oliver IIakduax, Monroe, Ga., Jan. !l, 18S4. Treatise on Blood auii 8kin Diseases mailed free. The Swift Si-ecific C’o.. Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga. Cleveland commenced to re trench by- reducing the White House force one half. Then 3S were discontinued in the treasury j department. Then Lamar and | Garland ordered all the horses, j carriages and harness belonging to the government iii tlieir respec tive departments lo lie discharg ed. This one movement in two departments cut off $40,000 ex pense per an ii in. That was a bright State prison chaplain who, wheu asked by a friend how his parishioners were, sectional issue continually forces it- replied, “all under convietion.” I The Savannah News says: “A i large number ol counterfeit silver dollar* are in circulation in tin- city. At the Southern bank to day a great many of them were detected and thrown nut. and one of the bank officials estimates that fully 5.000 of them are afloat in town. The spurious coin is a very gm*l imitation—so like tin- original that it requires an expert to detect it. It is a shade ligiilei than the genuine both in and weight, and can only he told from the original by the closest sort of examination. It will be well for the public to keep a sharp lookout for the queer coins.” —w m An old negro and hi* son eallc-d on the editor of a newspaper. I wants my son ter work in yor office, sah.” “What can lie do?” “Oh, at fust be kaint do nothin' bat edick yer pnjier, but arter awhile, when he learns mo" sense, he ken black yer boats an* sweep the fto.” “I wouldn’t likt to go into the’ business you are in,” remarked a friend to an apothecary. “Amt why not?” asked the knightof the ..uii tar ami pestle. “For the sim- pie reason.” said the friend, “lliaf- your goods are a drug on the" market.” An Iowa editor retire* trom tlie* journalistic field, and end* his valedictory by saying. “No tru* Christian can edit a newspaper.” The Iowa man should qualify hi# statement. The editors of relig iloriious papers must lie Christians, though they always have men un der them who steal paragraph# ind never give credit. Wendell Finiiips was once wait ing for a train at Essex Junction, Vt, wire re passengers exercised a*, times great paiicm-e. He saw a graveyard away from the villager near tlie de|>ot. and very full. liar inquired llte lesson, and a Green Mountaineer calmly informed him that it wan used to Imry passen gers in- who died watting for that train.