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BY JAS. W. STANFORD. • 4r VOL. VII. 8 •thbe: t Appeal. Established 18fiS. ♦ TiiBtl.i ]'n 1SS1. ) ‘Independent in AN Things—Neutral in Nothing.” TERMS $1.00 IN ADVANCE. Consolidated 1851. CUTHBERT, GA„ THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1888. NO. 51 Merpriss & Appeal. ! ^CIH'KII’TIOX I'iiK'E : m* <*opy one year .... $1.00 \ Six moil .Us .... oO * “ Three ni'.:i:h* ... 2 .' Kail (Soriil Srin*ihil«*. DAY PASM.N».KU. OOIM. WEST. ijvtt 3:10 r. xi (iOl.VU EAST. *e M 'FLORIDA A WEHTKBN rAMKM'KK. (.my* west. rrire 3: to a. m GOING EAST. Arrive J S*o;>" at \ «;on / CuthV*rt. Daw-on. erv an 1 Smitlivill**. V’^rt train makes close con- ne.-tioti with the Montgomery .V Mae “nsssenger at CnMiliert 11:11 P. M. . Springs. Kufaula. # between Montgoin- , n 1» 1*11 Afronf et. - aasn LENDING HER LOVER. “Won’t you len«l meyntir Phil ip. only for to night?” and a pair of bright, laughing even looked pleadingly into mine. “He 18 so handsome. so full of fun — in fact, ever so much nicer than any one Ij know. an<l I Mil certain you j would not he at all afraid of poor [ my wrap to liti'e m*\” j >ccntU*d t«» the drawing room. j “You may spare yonraelf any 1 looked up quickly. I was not j The fust person 1 saw unmask j unnecessary falsehoods,” 1 said of a suspicious nature; but there j ed was an intimate friend of my | in a hard voice; “I was at thej seemed to he something un pleas- i father—a wealthy bachelor. w!i ant in the clear, soft tones of the! had been a suitor for my hand a •TluptiT I exclaimed fiercely, I i)UR CONFESSION OF FAITH. light, and 1 could hear Helen’s | cooing voice call me a “dear old j “and listen lo me. Yon were m> j thing.’ 7 j friend; I loved you; I would al B J Which It Raped Any Injnstiee In fact, I was so immersed in | most have died to spare you pain; j ^ Corrected, To tiie Readers of the Enter prise & Appeal; In common with minv publish ers a •t eiliinrs, we hare been ac- curlomcd to look upon cerlaiD I «ss an immersed my thoughts that I readied nn I Heaven only knows wliat I would ] destination before I was aware of j have done for yon!" it. I readied the dressing room! “And I." shessid coining toward | unobserved, and. alter banding | me again—“am I not your I an attendant. I de j friend?" i j t... gazed straight into mine, and I j So, going lip lo him. I made my reproached myself severely for my t self known, and explained my ap | pea ranee minus my lover, and 1 my most had no cause to complain of the intimate fii«*nd. She was the on j inattention of n»v escort. !y and petted daughter of a i I bought eagerly among the ! unkindly Ibought*, i licit n E^ert«»n i statenienis which we have seen in onr columns as merely adroit ait vt-i Lising. I Consequently wc feel justified masquerade last night. 1 r,., , a , 7 . r A ; in taking the liherlv'of printing a I he color fled from her face. 3 1 leaving it almost as while as own. ‘•Perhapsyon will tell me.* IUV few points from a private letter re cently received from one of oui of con i I largest patrons, as a sort A Florida Mastodon. The recent discovery of the bones of some animal of extraor dinary dimensions in the Ichc tuck nee liver and the recovery of some of them therefrom by the Vparkman brothers, has alrcadj* been noticed. Reports of the And reaching Dr. various places in Florida, but tins is the first to he utilized in the interest of science in onr home institutions. The masladoa was an elephant like animal, but also somewhat after the model of an ox. was com parativelv harmless with all his great bulk and was graminivorous J. K»st. our State Geologist, and'rather than carnivorous, feeding Absolutely Pure. wealthy merchant, i had been traveling and. as during* she. the DP* WESTMORELAND, j lifers Ids services to the public in i i I th<* branches ol Dentistry.— j t jL . r ork warranted. Office over tiie . oslofficp. Rooms formerly oren ; | Vl .| n f leiritv, strength and,whole-1 . •ed by Dr. Worsham. Ho will : nouu-ne.**.-. M.Je economical than d.c • »*nee my engagement to him. j .ike hers ar. I 1 ikilij /‘Lend tbc* first week of each : ordinary kinds: and rniuvri he sold in \ She w - as a year !nv junior .but we I n«»L be m iv taken in the two • . , competition with the multitude of low ; ^ ’ tnonut in Port tpanics, romincm* j test, short weight. a! im or phosphate ; had been playmates ever since I; tires which were making their way dancers. I kuew was to be that of Helen’s dress Folly, and al fixed I , ; qm»te: ol faith to our readers. \Yr i also Professor of Geology, etc., in the State Agricultural College al this place, lie immediately set about a systematic investigation looking to the recovery in the iu leiot of his science of tlie entire skeleton, or so much past year, had only known Philip | though there were ninny costume* ; ed.' him. ; like hers and Philip’s, I could i fiil ‘ itr the first Monday. >he Eight foot House. Rooms at 1 ntni31 ct in#\* «h*vs. Sold only iu caws. Royal Ba li ii«;r Powder Co., 1»H> Wall Strict, New York. mav22-ly W. R. THORNTON, X E N T r 8 T cirriiBF.irr, ga. ,FFK'F. !v K* Side Pitblir 8'iuarc. v'< <t*»rr*. Mil7-! 0 MORS EYS-GL1S8SS, Wen! io £-‘\; ■ i Queen \ idol in is siitfcruig w ith i • ?» bad cold.*’ Site bus our mpa i thies. Don’t Experiment. You cannot a fluid to waste time in cxpei iincuting w hen your lungs are in danger. Consumption :»1 ways seems, at first only a cold. Do not permit any dealer to im j post* upon von with some cheap! could leineniher. She was dioiisly beautiful; my pen me when I attempt to her. But chief among her many ; charms were her eyes changeable | as an April day, with a look of. | toward the consei vatory. I point went on. keeping my eyes pitilessly on her, •*t!iat the piece of acting I witnessed in the con servatnry was fiart of the pro gramme?'’ And I actually l^ugh ed. “Oh. it was vastly well play j I continued; “And I—poor; , , , ‘ public mind. .Nine years ago we .!»pc-!nok«l in upon the '»ram» , „ | lal the nuli ,, n;t i di,t-asr of ‘Loan of a Lover—looked on 1 4> f* i|ij^ c-ountry was. and that ii while I he actors, who were neaiest. was tapidly increasing. Five to mv heart, were deliberntelv : ,v<*arago we stated that a marked "Wc have Convinced ourselves that by teiling w hat we know to be true, we have produced at l^t a permanent conviction in the public mind. of it as might be available. Learning | dial a Mr. McCormick, residing j | some three miles this aide of Fori . , , ' ^ | sue after he struck the quarter i deck lie published a small and un- upon the foliage of trees and other vegetable products. — Lake City ( Fin ) Tobacco Plant. — m • A general Salutation. The Texas journalist who had been summer-fallowing himself on a slock ranch for a couple of years, .suddenly assumed control of a country weekly, and in the first is fails ed them out to my companion, and wrecking every* hope of happiness describe after an unavoidable detention of I had in the world. Aye, truly.; a halt hour, we followed :n their wake. We passed along through the forest of flowers and \iuo un- innocence and honesty that made i til we readied a secluded n». land, Inaiing the sound of i’hil heck had been given it. • The statistics of one of the largest life insurance companies j of this country shows that in 1883 [anil 1884, the itiorlulily from kid ‘““-V *«* i " crg "’ c ’ *M. lie hopes, liowevrr, l« oh lore with soiim- iinilatiou of Dr. King’s New Di ! covery tor Consumption, Cougl | and Colds, but be sure yon get •jJ|TTQ {th* genuine. Kecnuse he can £YESALVE make more profi* lie may tell you • aid ivc Reinedv f..r | |j,. something just as good. same. I) n’t be de insist upon getting i N**wr Discovery, which you trust her to the utmost. j ami, ueai mg me sound ol i'lniip 1 was flattereil that this lovely . voice, I stopped and looked in. , girl, so rich in physical beauty i my lips parted in a smile, j and this world's goods, should j heart beating rapidly with p plead for the loan of my lover ; me, ani saw the objects of And Philip, my handsome Philip, search. s and better than all, a man both' Their masks were lying at their over, the previous years: oihe» | companies stated the same thing It Is not presumptions im. Jiii'i i-.ii. 1 ' n c v j,,. , ;;iS SOUK* WEAK, AND INFLAMED EYES,Li:,si u.c sn. in^ I ong-Si^rhreduce*, and Ho- { • , , torimr the Siehi of the old. Cf*riain. Safi IRE, W rodticinj. storiurr the SiKldof the old ires Tear Drops. Granulation. Stye Tu mors. Red I'ves. Malted I'.v. I.nsho«.. \D WioDld I NO D K KKI.l V.F AND ,‘ICKMANKNT C I KK. luo equally eflint I .er nuthulies. Mirli Fleers, Fever -os. Tumors. Halt Rheum. Run* -. Files wherever inilama*'on exists. 1/S^ALVK nnv he used to advan* e. Sold by all DniggiMs at 2."> wnts. Dr. Kir: i« guaranti ed to give relief in Throat. Lung an I Client afT-c lions. i n il b iltliM fi'ce al J. W Stanford's Drug Store. i.aarwE you are my friend !*’ “Have you seen Philip?” she said, faintly, after a pause. 1 caught her by the arm. “Philip!” I said angrily; what right have you to call him Philip?” Then losing ray grasp, 1 bowed mockingly. ‘ I beg your pardon. y['" l* ave every right i a the j tlle k ,. v lo ,be con.lilmn of health No, I have not seen hiu:; but you . within the past live years all care need not fear. 1 give you J'ul life insurance campauieft have was looking in i blessing. You can go,” and i conceded the truth ol this state elrW like i i„ th. ,l..nr . f " r *herea»t, ten year. a K - White, an*l about a mile from river, had been first lo discover the bones, and that lie also knew of the location of other portions of the huge frame, comm Ulrica tiou wus had with hi hi which re sulted in Dr. Ko»t visiting the lo cality, and b.-g;truing at once a prosecution of the woik of recnv ery. whidi he is stjll pushing for ward with no little inconvenience and with much expense to him my | a8 ’i no v I tain a sufficient portion of the for ua to { skeleton to enable him to set il claim credit for checking these j up entire at the college museum. The hones are distributed for a considerable dimam-e along the ravages. “Seven years ago we stated that . the cnBiliiion of tliu kidneys wn» j confide! able distance along run of the Ichelticknce river three miles above its confluence with tire Santa Fu, ami at lire nobie and true could I lend liim feet, and Helen wm looking in | meaning, tun can go, ami j ... ....... ............ .,„ lnU „ f is allollt i c0 to any one, even to Helen Eger Plnlip’. face. Uer clrld like eye* j pointed lo the door. | “hconicaf anahL ", 3 delei infue!y a nla wide and veiy shallow, he t'.n.- j .humiliated « ilh an unuanal light. I W itbout a wuwl oiie left G ,c : ihe eonditton of titc kidneys waa ! ing but from two lo sis feet in Il was a great sacrifice, but 1, And lie—Ir.s face flushed with j rtmn. ! not required, today million* of' depth. It is a beautiful stream made it, and gave hi-i over into | emotion, his hands clasping those [ Scarce ten minutes elapsed, dntlors in risks are refusal. I,c ! ,-|^ ar as crvstal and aiiounding in | the hands of this beautiful and i little »hite ones and his voice ! when a Card was brought me »ilk : chemical examination dis | 1 . . • . .... I ... . .. I ...... . . : carvers unsuspected diseases of the n#u ' ul< - liingtu wttli a I fascinating creature, confiding trust and Such is the sounder) deep and impassioned ini “Philip Lawrence engraved on its 1 ! affection a , its earnestness. Suddenly he; surface. woman places in and dearest to her. those nearest; leaned forward and kissed Without a er We ha.) only been engaged four months, Philip and I, ami catu radv though not exacting, I felt a idnrtvs. 1 varied forest growth, underneath “Mine years ago wc stated that! which ia a fine hammock soil, her. | The dock Struck 12 II brought the l avages of Bright's Disease j , n j nu t, 1 ,, rm , l hold am) staggerer) back ;i back the past nigiil sir vividly were insignificant comparad with! pretentious card, iu* which he sail): “The former editor of this sheet is practically am) politically dead, ■but the Sausage still survives. It is just as well, though, und a mighty sight belter, as 1 aui a boss jut editin' ami sling one of the 1 most caustic anil lluenlisl quills i west of Red River. 1 have a rec lord behind me which doesn't need j a new coat of whitewash every I spring, like that other crliloi l which recently |>cyunked anil ; drawed out of the game. “At gillin up obituaries I'm a I tnsscl top, and if there’s any hitch programme I can generally furnish n fresh corpse on short no lice, and at the usual slight ad vance on cost of insertion. I mere ly throw this out as a feeler to the •qiposisliun, which I hear is ainas sing its forces agin me and my paper, and lay-lhe freckle faced, how legged, cock-eyed gods of war there'll be a power of high priced r nn \ that a feeling of faintness came over me; but thrusting it bra-re-1 aside, I descended lo the libra I i the light reeled befmc toy eyes, ! the odor of the flowers made me, ;s:ck; I line the mask from liitle bit jealous that he should pallid face, an i begged uiy friend ! ry. where he always went, have yielded, almost willingly, I to take tne to mv carriage. Hi lered noiselessly. He had thought, to the evening s engage complied w illi my request, lliougli ! hand a picture of himself, ment. Yet. when he called on he dul not offer lorn-company nit-' hud been on the table, and ids way lo Helen s house, dressed j home, and, stunned as I was, I ; contemplating it. in the costume of a noble in the j could nut but appreciate the deli i “'1 hat was mv idol," I lime ol Louis X\ I—as^handsome ; ency he display ed. But on reach without any preliminary words, and royal as any prince—when be ing my door the gentle baud of! “Was? Is, I hope," turning I by me until past the) this, my friend indeed, assisted j ward me. ‘other unsuspected disorders ol the kidneys of many misleading names; that ninety three per cent of human ailment* are utirihnla- en- Ide to deranged kidneys,- which iu his i fills the hlupd with tiiic acid or , , ' kidnev poison, which causes these many talal diseases, was -'Phe uric acid, or kidney pois numerous hold and clear (■rings gusli ou.1 along the banks j of the stream, which has its ori j gin above iu s similar one of larg j er size. Cattle browse it, wading [in and leeding upon the green [growth under the surface of the i water. The bottom is compact I and sticky, like prairie soil, and Letter Fre* Blade*. Editors Enterprise «t Appeal : For gome time I have thought of giving you some account of our thrifty little town, Bluffton. and its surroundings. When our editor, Mr Jones, tells Ins readers of the weekly strides in the path way of improvement, people say: What do the Bluffton people par Mr. Jones lor puffing their town? They, can't believe but that be is hlov-ing the plare into notice. But that is not the case. Our editor is a modest man, not loo modest to tell the truth, but a iiltle fearful lo tell all of the truth, lest he might he charged witii exaggeration. There has been nineteen dwellings for while people, besides some smaller tern incut houses, built during tbe last twelve months. Oilier dwell ings have been enlarged nnd otherwise improved. Besides these, there have been built a large giu- liouse, saw mill, livery stables, warehouse, grocery, storehouse i and posloltlce in one building, ex tensive church and academy re pairs. These are merely the ad- •titions to the (dace in one years' Lime, and constitute a growth of aluml fifty per cent. “Why so much progress in so short a lime?" some may ask. For several causes: First, the town did not propose I or submit to being pul down by a railroad itinning near. To pre vent this a regular wagon train waa established from Blnfflon lo Blakely,.and daily trips are mad* carrying off cotton or other pro duce and bringing goods for our merchants. Wealsoharea daily mail, Sunday except ed. so that we have constant anti easy com muni cation with the rert of the world. We have two churches, nn acade my, a masonic hall (nnd the fra ternity is lively at work.) one ho tel, seven business houses, one wagon and buggy manufactory/ two cotton «alehouses, and the cotton mm ket has been quite aa item of business fora few years. Another cause of Blutflnn’a prosperity is, there is one of tlie opera music floating in the air if I finest sections of country all around it that can he found in the lingi-red time she expected him, telliug me his was an equal sacrifice with mine—I could not but bc'itve him. He did so w ish I hsd changed mv mind and was going; that me into the house. He had “Ah!’ I said, taking mounted the box, beside the driv-’ture bum him, «ud not er, unknown to me. j his outstretched hand. “Bless you for your kindness,'' j was my idol; now—" 1 on. is the real cause of the majori i j s composed of a compound id said. ' l.V of cases of paralysis, apoplexy. ! „ hc]1 „, ar , , mtt . k elc heart disease*, convulsions, pneu .... . * « I uionia. consumption and insanity;! » be huge animal probably bogged j an( , , ve |;. k[ ,| jn lo ’ over half the * 1 dim* of eon*niup ; flown where its remains llion are first the victims of flib found when the stream ran n'aseil were much the pic kidneys. above its present level and before noticing! “When the recent death of an . . . . . .7 honored ex official of the United ! ll,e cx,slln « tl,:inD, ‘ 1 W3S cul oul States was announced, his phy**i- i *‘3 d ,c action «*>f the water. Ii cinn said that although lie was ! belonged to some post tertiary age I said faintly. a*» he seated me in j picture Ml—it was an ivory type Bering from Blight's Disease. | :lU ,j lhe mv library, the- little* room with*—aud it broke into a dozen pieces, tint was not the cause of death, licit n was very sweet, and ail that ’its dimly luuoing lij^lit anti fire ! “Why, Mabel, what do you IL* was col fiank enough to admit ’ less health so suggestive of mv ! mean?"’ he exclaimed in astonish ; 'bat the apoplexy which overtook I es, let the sort of h t iii nii but she was noi i 1 My wit>, soni.' tliroc or tour years • :ico. "•’** ir«>:iblt*«l with an ulcer t.*»e W •4 i and ; ti« N au> if* 5 3 a .»rl o CJ © ii ii Iv o rateve =3; s H o P 3 fi « i 3 8-1 n r s L ? .j V*»rt.S tv, o ez ,i:i. A. ronipanyin^ ibis trouble was , lii-i;•:iati-':»i. It iinti nassctl from the Mabel — Queen Mah. as he called j feelings. **| cannot tiiunk t me. g^l'lit u starting up. exelaim i enough,” and I gave my j i»J at the lateness of the hour, he I hand tohi*« fiiendly grasp, kissed me good night; and I — I \ “I receive no thanks. Miss : never loved him n.« I did at that be!,” be said gravely. do not hesitate with expressions of regret mv 1 * ! you J- ia any of them try to climb me. “If there is enny curie house ring in this sweet scented locality, I'll get on to it, snic as you are a fool high. If there's to be enny monkeying with the free-born, un- tramelcd country delegates to the next county convention. I'll be there with my face washed and hair combed back of my ears. I've licked many a good man. my varie gated career, but I've always no lived that them fellers who whip ped me were hot the same men af lerward, and dropped along for a while like a sun struck tomato menls t>c regarded as a pnfl? vine, and finally dropped into the grave with a dul) thud, having kinder outlived their" usefulness. I want it distinctly understood Slate. Not that the land is aw very rich, but il lies well, ia fresh, susceptible of a high slate of im provement, and the people are learning to value lhc9e lands aa they should. Many people have not only self sustaining faring, but they are seiling meat anti corn con linunlly. What town or city would not thrive with a heavy white population all around for miles on every side, on well im proved, nicely managed farms, running from one lo ten plows? There are lands around this place that sold for two dollars per acre five years ago that could not be bought, now for less than ten dtl- lars per acre. Will these state- Ni» pud is needed. They are a simple statement offsets thstcan he veil lied hy any one willing lo pay us a visit. By the way, the writer of this article does not live in Bluff- .. ..!’ lu*r tongue m-;ir the throat. The . in \t;is incessant vauMnix loss of sleep j timiljci.t, when in* purled Inun Hit* pro,lo,-hiB great iVvvo.u, j.riwtra- I wU , n ,. xi , 1(1 , sil , ni j of ri .„ rL . l 8 ijU flpon his lips. I whm poor. hut. as Philip said.; I “tilv face wus mv fortune.” 1 wa>*; | not so handsome as Helen; she i was blonde und I a brunette; I , I wus very much iVe taller, and : * ,r8 ** be!,” be need tne upon me ’' And buhlin iiifihl he left. Hour after hour passed unheed ed. When the clock again chi in Ma If you lo call mu good- time since > & : h. rh shtmhU*;s and i-e!it**rcd i:i tin* wrist of one han I. -dit* ahmist hi'inj; tin* list* of it. -ik-t. n-v-n tin* sufieriiijc of the two life hn<l ^uvu hunlettsoine. Hv the iise «»f a half d.>/.^u small-sized bottles of >w ill’s Speritie. she wa.= entirely reliev ed and re-lured t<> health. This was three years and there has been no return of the disease. H. I Middled kooks. Sparta. <Ft.. June 5. ISStj , , Tri a'.i-t- <«ii Blo.id and skin Dis- : Mon and munrier which wiatlc her, ,1,snner ' vvus cases mailed free. THK SWIFTSPKCIFIC CO.. Drawer 3, Atlanta, (*a. -N. Y.. 137 NV •JRd St. Fcb3-iy , . nil the Helen Egvrtnna in ibt* | *l , l ,aI ll i on that met iny world would not he strtmtj enough ; vv bi’.e, hagguid face; eyes uunut i e* e* 111 cut. “This,” I suit!. hImight in the face, idol ih broken I thought to giie you a surpr ise lant night,” I con tinued, presently, “and went to the ball; there the tables were turned veiy unexpectedly, and I w an the one surprised. You did not know there were spectators i he specimens recovered Iny on i that 1 m in from the buck conn ton. but'ncar enough to know how brain honest enough to stale that his fatal rheumatism was caused by kidney acid in the blood. “If the doctors would state in official rej^rts the original cause of death, tne people of the country would be alarmed, yea. nearly panic stricken, at the fearful tnor ed out the hour, my stunned j when the little scene was enacted , 1;i jd v | rum kidney disorders.” senses caught the sound for the iu the conservatory, but there j midnight. I were two—Mr. Seymore, at whose! probably became extinct some lime after the ap m astonish < lu,4L l,ie aju»pieay which uvenoow i 1’^^^ man him in his bed. was the fatal ef U.’-ir.vr him !?' 1 * M>Uon ' n l | u I bottom from 4 to 6 feet under j tries, and ain’t up to the cote eti j matters are in and about the town, looking lum • tMiotl, which hail eaten away the! , 4 . , ! 1 . r „ -n i ... ■ . , . I , i j water, well out into the stream, i ket of the strawberry blonde oi 1 ^ ^ close, lest 1 may write ruorw 11,1,1 " ,V! ’ 0UU0W " f " ,0 a,Uni " an,,| .u.l opposite a very pretty slop, j £ Xy ,Z, U 1 Ito Jy | W ff< of bank, anti as already stated j miscues it will be more an error) ^ _ weic taken out with much dilli () f the head than the heart; but for ail that. I propose to run a jam up of the arteries and nor w as Logan's physician eked that piquancy* of ex pres- i so chanui;i<' j im*— I w as cci Still Piiilip loved lain ut that, and counted the strokes iu il I raised my eyes to the posite me and shrunk a lifeless possible? glass op- from the i;aze. A ,H(‘iid([iuii*ti'iv ioi* J h. DD.4'1 ; to lure him from my siile. The party to w hich Helen and : Philip were going was a masque | rade. We had all been invited, j but having just recovered from a ! slight illness, it was deemed best . that I should not go. uially bt iliiant, with dark circles j good. Here is your ring. May ■ around their lids Could that be you be happy, and may your new I Mabel Sluari, who, hut a few short j love prove as true as your old.” The writers of the above letter love for me you have often laugh- . give these facts to the public sim ed, and uiyself.” “Mabel,” began Philip, in an expostulating voice, “D.» not say anything, I inter-, v uic, which hundreds of thons- ruplcd sadly. It would do rio 1 amis have proved to be a specific. when all others failed, and that ’ has received the endorsement «>| the highest medical talent, in E:i i plv to justify tbe claims that they have made, that “if the kidneys and liver are kept in a healthy con lition by the use of Warner s safe A Stand for Principle. The Democratic party, through aizzino hot, nifty liltlr 1 .a|i»r, a.ul! , tg lra( ii tioDS> jts platform and it. move along with the best of liar j IVesiilent, is coinuiiltul to tlif.* tunny. 15nt if barmnny bucks, | print-qAes - sions of tiie -rt|‘eeiiuens recovereil j ami liies to throw any ilirt on mo. j j -y| ic government baa no tun ike living animal slow! about 12 j harmony will have to git off the j 8 ij tuli onaI or moral right to eol- reet iis height by 24 in leng'h. wa„ : track and leave me to glide right | j e( . t a rtV emie in excess of th« some4 feet across the hips and into the confidence of the public, j ncetls of its economical ailminis- cully and expense. Dr. Koat hav ing u force of men al work in th*- water lor several days. Estimating from the dimen about 3 across the forehead. The tusks aie 6 feet npnrl on the tips, are feet in length and 10 inch esin diameter. Thyy were ob tained entire, but broken iu lecov ery. They were fine specimens ; of ivory ami the measurement giv en is exclusive of the portion i neaper THAN ny House within 50: Miles of this Point. When you want any Instrument, ^<i to prit-n before buying, ami I I alsa sell I’iaao and Oraran confer with me in) will save you moil-1 Stools separate. J. W. STANFORD. ! These pills vrere a vronderfal discovery. Ko others like them in th? vorld. 'Will positively : . • . •ura or relieve all minner of d.sease. The information around each bos is worth ten times \ 111 the cost of a bos of pills. Find out about then, and you will always be thankful. One pill purchased a dose. Parsons’ Pills contain nothing harmful. tt3 easy to take, and cause no in- '-onv :nionce. One •ox will do more purify the So I was I left alitnu in the little room J call- ! t*d my library. The drop light i cast a soft gU*um over uiy book; my feet restc*! <»n the fender which '• surrounded the open grate. Eve-1 ry thing seemed call ulated lo make j me happy. Bui tny hook of! poems, l’hilip's gift to me on my birthday, slipped through uiy fin ’ gers as a thought passed through mv mintl, and, springing up, left the apailiuenl and to my room. I had been motherless a long j while, and »ny father, n man of) | studious hahits, allowed me per ! ! feet liberty, provided I did not j interfere with his eejo^nent. So I had no one lo consult in wdiat J i was about to do. There was a domino and mask l hud never worn—had bvfore I decided to selfsame minor with a face rosy with the light of love? I threw myself upon a couch and tried to cry—n» tears would j socketed in the skull. They curve j ■ ..... uj a ii. *w ,*ui’i uv pi | ^ he saw by my face that I would hear uotliing. Still he ventured j r*'^* » v •• ...... to say—liis voice, which bail born so ,,,au . v d ‘f 2renl >■'"«». because ; r y „ r | 0 *g r j aw with most of the j be pure in senti such uiusic to uiv car-brokc, ‘ !.*: “ , " 1 | luclh sn,i other bones bare been ! “SKession an-l ° irecovered. “If this journal says anything tration. out of the way and giicvcs ant mottle faced tenderfoot, rcnicmhei I'm the man lie wants to see about it! There ain’t no back stairs or back winders to this sanctum sanctorium. I iu ever on the trip od, and now. with these few briel reinaiks I coitiially invite every uch tuusic to uiy car—broken | come, but the thoughts crowded j with emotion: : upon inv brain till I feared I) “Mabel. I have been false; but j | should go mad. Presently I be-• I love you.” ! came obliv D»us of everything and 1 put up my hand and shook my fell into a heavy, dreamless sleep. ! head. I was aroused suddenly by u “Men do not show their love i L . j kiss; aud. starting up, beheld ! that manner. You had belter go. . Ifeleu Eger ton bending over tne. { We can no*, uiend oi at lets. Y«m With a cry I pushed her from me. * do out wish it—neither do I.” j I demand-! He held out his hand; I didn t • public mi ad concerning the im touch it, jut looked at him quiet j portance of the kidney*. We be matter. Mu-jlv. He turned and left me in silbevewilii them that they are the Australia und America.) life would be prolonged j and tiie happiness of the people| u P w tttd like those of an elephant, j body’s co operation anti suhsciip presirved. It is successful with j The whole of the interior maxilla j lions. The tone of the paper will sentiment, chaste iu ..«.w typographically uric acid trom the blood through! | hang ul and deliiious.— Texas j the kidneys.” ! recovered. I he molars are enor- 1 * Our readers are familiar with ui'ms, weighing several pounds I , ‘ Why are you here? ! ml hastened ; i “I? What is the ! the preparation earned, i Commendation thereof ha? often i appeared in our columns. We believe it to be one of the i i best it nut the best ever manufac ! tured. We know the proptielors are men of character and influence. We are certain they have nwak | ened a widespread intciest in the These I hastily dy yet dir cov ered. If picpb could be made to realize the mar- ’•;lous power of ties : p4ils, they would walk 100 miles to pet a box if they could not be had vrthout. Sent by mail for 25c. in stamps. Illustrate i pamphlet free, postpaid. Send for it; t information is very valuable. I. S. JOHNSON Si CO., 22 Custom House St., Boston, Mw Wood .ad ran slliy at , lome . chronic ill health I than§5 worth of j donned after changing tny house any other remc- j dress for the only evening one I ' possessed. I dispatched my servant lor a carriage from a liv- j ery stable close by, and, enscon | sing myself in one corner of the j vehicle, 1 began to picture in my mind the surprise of Helen and Philip when I discovered myself to them. I could see Philip’se\ es light up with amazement and de ls ! bel?” and the tearful, innocent eyes sought mine writlf their bon cst. terrified glance. I pressed my hantl to my bead. jCotibl I be mistaken? Was it all a horrible dream? I looked up quickly and caught an exultant gleam in the dear orbs. With a mighty elfoit I controlled m.i self. “Sit down,” I said calmly. She took .the seal I motioned to, a little paler than usual, aud her lencc. I liear.l Hie doo. close »f ! k, ' v l " ,bal |, ’ 1 r tl “' il , restoration from disease an«l main- K i- him. ami it seemed as if lie | lcnani . e ; n | lea ui,, tl lere is nothino had shut out life aud light and Equal to lids ureal remedy, lotc forever.* j The proprietors say they “do father I Dot gl° r y *n this universal preva each. Most of the skull was L* ken oul though badly broken, all the bones being very brittle, and much decomposed; seveiul carpus bone*, one entire aud sfveral fragments of vertebra;, the sacrum entire, two Urge section* of the pelvis and w scapula or shoiilderhlade; specimens of cop rolitc; a femur, or thigh bone, en lire, the dimensions of which are 3J feel in length, 14 inches in di nmeler, aud 20 inches on a trsns- \ erse of the protuberance of the My One year passed had been informed gaocmenl bad been broken, hut tiiiukinu I bad my way with eve ry ho,ly, ss I had with bim. eon eluded that it wus my own fault, and troubled himself no more about il. So the year dragged wearily on; eyes fell as they met luiue bent; Hie \ear which saw tbe marriage nrx>n her. i " f Helen Egerlon and Philip Law l renee. and me the betrothed wife! “Helen, i began, firmly, “from j ,,f Henry Seymore, whose untir heart. this time forth we are strangers! ’ i ing kindness won my She sprang np and came toward me. “You are an admiraIde actress.” I said sneeringiy. “You would make your fortune on the stage.” She opened her lips to speak. not quite so fresh as it once was. nor perhaps so deeply loving, but just as honest and true. —Adopt the intensive system ol farming. You have been trying the opposite plan without suecess long enough. It-net* of disease, hut having start ed oul with l he purpose of spread iug the tueiils of Warner's safe cure before the world. Itecause it cured our senior proprietor, who was ytceu up by doctors as incur able, we feel it our duty to state the facts and leave the public to its own inferences. We point to our claims, and lo'.lieir public and unictrsal aerification with pride, and if the public don't believe what we say; we tell them to ask their friends and neighbors wliat ilisy think about our prepara lions.” As stated abuse, we most cor I'lially commend the perusal of this correspondence by our read ers. believing that in so doing, we are fulfilling a simple public obli- gaiioo. Siftings. Bieause the administration and. the Democratic party have, as far as possible restored the govern ment lo honest t nd economical methods, and have resisted ex travagant schemes for wasting the people's money, the K> puldicans charge that the President is re *< ism hie for the surplus that non lies* idle in the vaults of the treas my. This shows that theKeptih liean parly is reduced to a despe rate emergency. — ^ 0 m. Tiie New York Sun objects to a postal telegraph as a govern ment institution because Con articulating extremity. Other of gress has no authority to estab the bones are now being recovered, and there is another drposit fsrlli this returning regard lor the Con slitution. It hasn't been long et up the river. The animal was|.i„ ce t |, e people ol Lite North very old. as indicated by tbe worn ; repudiated that instrument en condition of the tusks and surface of the teeth, and Dr. K<>9t says il is tiie largest skeleton of the Mas tndon American us he has ever seen, and lie lias handled several, setting up one complete si Adrian (Mich ) College. This will lie his third if he succeeds in selling it up at the college here, as is his intention, and it will he s great card for the institution. The hones of other inast,sions and of the mammoth Elephas Primugenus hare been found at tirely. and thought Congress hail a right to d<> anything. Anothcl Yankee correspondent lias interviewed Gen. Joseph E Johnson. His chief object seems to have been to remind the general ofilieold feud between him and Jefferson Davis. He says Johnson is one year older than Davis but Davis will die first. Evidently, lie wants' them both dead. Il must lie a very good brass band that cm play all tbe airs a drum major puts on.— Wheeling Intelligencer. Unnecessary taxation is unjust taxation.. Unjust taxation is tyranny, whether imposed ia a monarchy or a republic. 2. A surplus in the tfeasnry is s national evil, and may become s national peril. It is a standing temptation to extravagance. It may pierpeluate high taxes for n long period by leading to the in auguration of exjienditures that will be continuous. The way l«» deal with a surplus is to stop its collection. 3. The taxes to be first abated are those which bear heaviest »n the greatest numlier of people; namely, taxes upon universal oe- ccssities and the essentials of man "fsclurcs. Hence the food, fuel, shelter and clothing of the people, and the raw materials of mannfar- ture sliouid lie first relieved in any reduction of taxation. These are Democratic princi ples. They should constitute the Democratic jmlicy. Whatever compromise may be required t» secure the best attainable reMtt, it is the business ol statesmanship to make. Stateemaasblp lias been defined to be “the science of the practical.’’ and the practical duty before Congress is tbe prevention, of tiie surplus. Hut the President is entitled to the thanks of the country and to the united support of his party it his courageous stand for sou at principles — Xen York World. There is neither cause nor ex* i-use for faltering on the part of democratic representatives ia Con gress. Tariff reform is the issue, and any measure involving a sac rifice of this principle wash! sat he acceptable to the country. Stand manfully by the Presided and all will be well. i -* r