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THE BAHNEE-W ATCHMAN, ATHENS, UJWJUU1P MAkl'H W, 1*89. Mi wmsmmmsm k/hv You Feel ! V ' f, rthtU sted is Wise your Lei* 90 , As well expect the. »J I* iwV Mon of a city to be per- p.v co»2 wftter and defective t *»" d f „ expect such a compli- H e \ oi mechanism as the human U r ieC .® L „,kh1 order with impure 16,0 ^u.mTeven to its minutest U cir «' ,latin * n0W that every drop k* 3 ' 0 '‘ r three gallons of blood T0« r l \° h the heart and lungs in 1 “ nli half minutes, and that, tn ' oa v«a hone and muscle, bft makes bone and fits way. 1 anJ a u other solids The blood is Bible auJ nerve ’ The Life of the Body.” 0 and perfect in its consti- suffer so many indescribable It an)' [not P» 5C Intfl.y" 11 Lptom-s ? ■ head and Sarsaparilla stands ..J^fove every other Alter- Kml Blood Medicine. As proof, \, iese reliable testimonies: r«rmk of Lowell, Mass., says: ^il.o lit 25 vears I have sold , t S Sarsapar host rein* naVt 23 years inarilla. In my opinion, •dial agencies for the euro „ arising from itnpuri- of the blood are contained in this Jicine " 381 Sixth Are., - ene TIi "’ ’a blood-purifier ■ York, says: , „„-ni builder-up of the system, I « found anything to equal ** ’ sarsaparilla. It gives perfect proves equally of Scrofula, ifaction- Iyer’s Sarsaparilla Lions in all forms Carbuncles, Eczema, Humors, Catarrh, &c.; and is, there- , she very best pring and Family Medicine «it heats all,” says Mr. Cutler, Butler Brothers & Co., Boston, “liow yer’s Sarsaparilla oil.” Prepared by J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, lice $1; »«• bottle*, $5. Mass. Worth $5 a bottle. RESEDEHTEO ATTRACTION! Over a Million Distributed. an. atonement, a fallacy. It is surprising, that the late John L. Adams, in his enforced fast, find suicide. Jived and died under the de lusion, that he was mairing, and could make, an expiation for his sins. He was perfectly rational, when he devised, and executed his plan;and it would appear, that an argument should have been addressed to *his reason, to show him, that he was in- cicting upon Incuse f unnecessary torture. His object was suicide, with intense agony, as an atonement for his sins. His suicide could have been im mediately, and almost without pain, accomplished with Prussic Acid, or a pistol ball; or a heroic dose of mor phine would soon have put him into the Opium Eaters’ Paradise, and his troubled life here would have been rounded with a sleep! The idea of suicide was natural enough, under the circumstances, and all literature, both sacred and pro fane, shows that it is the first thought, whidft is suggested to a sen sitive aad world-weary spirit, when circumvented, and in despair. The prevalent opinion is, thafr when one commits suicide he is de ranged. The facts, probably do not ustain this view. Hamlet’s celebrated Soliloquy is a masterpiece of logic. There is no in timation here of aberration. It would place Shakespeare, who- pre eminently holds the mirror up to na ture, in a ridiculous position, if men tal unsoundness were r predominant trait of suicides. The Bible heroes who took their own lives did so rationally, deliberate ly, in order to avoid a worse fate, by living. It is believed, that one has no more right to take his own life, than he has to take anothei’s: and one of the Poets (.TOWtPd by the Legislature In 1868 for Edu ji»f and Charitable purposes, and Its Iran I maJ'‘ a part of the present State CVmstitu- i lS7y. by an overwhelming popular vote, . has sung, that-the suicide “arrives in llisiana btatc LottGiy Co. j Hell, r-ooner than the Devil expects.” On the contrary, one of the Beech ers—a family distinguished for start ling and original views—has written a Book, in which it is contended, that when one’s life has become intolera ble he has a perfect right to end it. This is probably a question of casuistry, about which Theologians and Metaphysicians will never agree. One thing seems to be obvious, that many men, in despair as to this world, but in hope of felicity and ipercy in the next, quite rationally end their sorrows here, by death. Mr. Adams came under this cate- Hammoth Drawings take place -Annually, June and December, fits Grand Single Number Drawings place In each of tne ten months In tne and are all drawn In public, at the (lemy of Music, New Orleans; La FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS, Integrity of Its Drawings, and Prompt Payment of Prizes. Attested as follows: The outlay for machinery is costly; but there is no expense attending the use of itjas the machine neither draws wages, nor eats, nor steals. The peasants of Bussia receive very small wages. The English have perfected a magnificent system of railroads in India, penetrating the entire kingdom, and food products and cotton are delivered, at very low rates, at the ports. A peasant in India has a breech- cloth for clothing; lives in a bamboo house; never needs a fire; and subsists on rice and fish caught out of the streams which flow thought his fields. Besides, the English too, use machine ry of all kinds. Wheat is thrown into England from Bussia, India and America, at a price which would ruin the English farmer, and he is driven out of the market. Hence, the English have changed their grain fields into pastures, and have turned their attention to the cultivation of small fruits, which they subject to evaporation, and con vert into preserve-. Should the suggestion of the - wri ters in Franco be acted on, and should there be a combination against us, the West, particularly, would suf fer. There would be no market abroad for its surplus grain. If • the grain were converted into beef and hogs, there would be an immense over-pro duction, and great depression in price. We, in the South, feel tolerably se cure as to our great staple-cotton; but some day, our territory too, may be invaded. •The English are now using Ameri can cotton seed, and American gins. Bussia has began the cultivation of cotton, in its Southern Provinces, on quite a large scale and under the supervision of intelligent Agents, who have spent years, on Southern plantations, in a profound study of the cotton plant, in all of its stages of growth. These Agents have learned all that is to he know, and have returned with seed, implements and machines, and as far as they can, will be our rivals, in the marts of the wor’ d. mortal might stand on the extreme border-land of the u-.known and un knowable, a id with uplifted, rapt and bewi dered gaze, towards the Infinite d Eternal, acknowledge himself to be an Agnostic. He could do nothing so- nob e as this. LONC LIVE THE QUEEN- Comparisons are “oderous,” marked Mrs. Partington, still will make them, in our minds, re- we and sometimes, imprudently utter them with our lips. There was quite an exhibition of bad manners, last Sunday, when Mrs. Harrison appeared at church, without the President. The crowd had coma to see him, and not her; and a'though she is the first lady of the land now, and by reason of her intel- ect and character is worthy of her high station, yet she has neither the grace, youth, nor beauty of Mrs. Cleveland. The people rate her pro perly for her quiet, matronly dignity. For the present however, worship is paid not to a Goddess, as was the case, daring the last Administration; but in rather a tame way to plain Ben. Harrison. Under similar circum stances, the people would not have cared a fig, for the obese Cleveland, and would scarcely have noticed-him. In fact, wherever he appeared.with .his queenly wife, he served rather as a foil, by which to bring into more conspicuous prominence, her incorn- parab e grace, and beauty. f ailing, has been summonsed to meet me President. The conversation was in the form of conudrnums; at which Platt smiled, though failing in his interpretations. How it is well known, that one may “smile and smile and be a villain still.” So this villain, becoming soon weary of a seat in the kitchen Cabinet, turned his hack on the President, and sought consolation in the Orange Groves of Florida. In-hlocks-of-five Dudley and wife iVe hereby certify that we su- rise the arrangements for all the Ithly and Semiannual Dr a wing.-of the nsiana State lottery company, and in Ion manage and control the Draw- 1 themselves, and that the same are pucted with honesty, fairness and Id I faith toward all parties, and we au- fize the Company to use this certifi , with fac similes of our signatures ched in its advertisements.” Commissioners. the undersigned banks and bankers I pay all Prizes drawn in the Louisi- StAte Lotteries which may be pre led at. our counters. I. VALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana Nat. Bk. P^LaNAUX, Pres, state National Bank. ULUH IN,Pres. Mew Orleans National Bank ft KOHN, Prea. Union National Bank. grand ionthly Drawing Pi Academy of Mimic, New Orleans. Tuesday April 18, 1Ss9. apital Prize, $300,000. Looo lulves * at *20*00 Each, r V o 0; Quarters $5; Tenths «; Twentieths SI. gory- A child ten years old; who has been taught the Catechism by a Christian mother, ought not to make the mis take which he did, as to the atone ment. We cannot by penance, or suf fering, or extreme agony, caused by fasting, or by anything, purify our souls of guilt. This is not only not ac ceptable; but of all possible thiugs which cou’d he done, is that which of all others, a soul suffering from the gnawing of remorse should not do. Assuming for the sake of the argu ment, Christianity to be true, this is another Gospel,' and makes the vicarious sacrifice of the Saviour un necessary. If one man could atone,, even in the least, by anything he could do or suffer, for any of his sins (and in the case of Adams, he seems to have been concerned only about liis forgeries,) he could atoue for ale. What he could do, any one else might do; IPRI7P mH£L OP MIXES. PRI7P OF $.,00,000 is ....S300.0:0 Pft 7v 100 - 000 W ....ICODTO 60,000 Uu.—... focoo * KJZh op 2\000 is " •••• . PKizfs nV?™? * r ® »:«oo and there would be no need, either of fe#0 0 / IS I Revelation, FrizK °E 300 are PRIZES of 200 are. •nSRa™' prizes - pSBPs, [ n *» of $Ioo are 60.000 60.000 100,000 50,00 30,000 I 20,000 or a Bedeemer. But we cannot do more than our duty, in any of the relations of life There can never, therefore, be any works of supererogation, to go to the 99 9001 cre< R fc duty unperformed. Hence, ga*J,amounting to SiTo^sw cruel faatin g 8 > laceration with knives, WtoUTffltaaSpJizea° apital PlIwtl «o’ not and suspension from hooks, thrust “J' farther informption into the flesh, not only do not atone t Un « I * su w tvapvup it We t,Viw StST&SSg for guilt,but rather increase it. «r» vril i.7 rapid return mall 1. 7 , -xtt f York Exch t an^ E l Xpre Si Mone 7 0rder ». Or Pbj n °rdinaryletter (Jur- r 1 lprebs at our expense addressed M A DAUPHIN P A Dauphin Now 0rleans » La Washington, D C: cannot save ourselves, look elsewhere. We must RADICAL CHANCES. There is great depression in France. Germany, and Italy,owing to the fact, _ , w that all their food products; are pro '' CLEANS NATIONAL BANK, duced, at almost nominal cost, in oth- New Orleans, La. | er countries. The French writers on political remtered Letters to [IpRANTEED BY ROUP^ °* PrilCS iVshe i*7os?d rl6ans - •n^tte 1 $cket?are economy propose to form an alliance E J by she ■*“ ln e Tickets are wwiiuwy piupuao w *u iTtS'iiighSt aQ d exclude the food products of India > *&d America. In America > farming operations are per- r l *»ewindie? am ® offered j formed v6ry cheaply, by machinery. " .• Wed&sun-d-w l -> rvi ~J v- UNIMENT j lltSTANG LINIMENT caked bags, is fob man & beast, penetrates DISEASE IN CATTLE 1 | MUSCLE &1TBBETO THE YEEYBQltP OMINOUS- It *s believed that Blaine and El- kii’S are scheming with regard to the South American claims. .Now, Mr Bayard investigated most of these c'aims, against the little South Ameri can Bepublics, and found that they are based on fraud. With Walker Blaine as Judge of claims, the equities of the questions submitted to him wi 1 receive very lit tle co isideration. It is ominous of il : , that so many men, either of r.o reputation, or of unsavory reputa tvon, are on intimate terms, with the Secretary of State, and that be open ly boasts, that he has very little in influence with the present Adminis tration . .The intercourse between him and the President is very strained, and the u ity and peace of the Cabinet, as now constituted, can not he lo g preserved. It is an ill bird that fou’s its own nest. Had the Secretary of State, any sensibility or refi ement, he would not remain in the Cabinet, and yet assail his Chief. There are, how ever, Guano Deposits, ad Gold and Silver mines to look after; besides Cuba, and Mexico and Canada. So, under the pretext of Diplomacy and patriotism, the country is to he em broiled with its neighbors, if possible, in order that he may become notorious, if not famous, a d may fill his coffers. O liberty how many crimes are com mitted in thy name! AN IGNORAMUS The Marquis of Queenshery says he is an Ag ostic. He obvious’y belongs to the church militant. He believes in a mus cular religioN, which when asked for the coat, would not give the cloak also, and which when smitten on the right cheek, would not offer the left He is, as N’.P. Willis—that felicetous Punster—used to describe such as he, a Mussulman, without being a wor shipper of the false Prophet! This word Agnostic is a very harm less word, in itse’f. It is of Greek origin, and simply means, that one “does not know.” Now, this is the spirit, and very essence of scholar ship, and true descipleship. The most patient, and aspiring mmm liniment CUBES RHEUMATISM, LAME BACK 'AND SHUT JOINTS. BUB IN BAUD 1 President reluctantly recognized them, and hesitated about introducing them to his family. At which, they re ciprocally performed a “right about face.” It is said, that Dudley, melancholy and inconsolable, wanders around the corridorsVof his Hotel exclaiming: Had I served my God, with half the zeal I have my party, I would not le thus disgraced, and abandoned! Harrison’s only chance of escaping damnatien in History, is to kick away the ladders,by which he lias ascended; and this he is doing,with vigor. OUR LITTLE SON. Four Years Old, Afflicted with a Painful SUt’.n Disras^-Six Doctors Tried to Cure Him; AU Failed—Got Worse and Worse —Complete^ Cured bvOne Set of Cuticura Remedies, <'< sting 81:75* Our little son will bo four years of age on the 23tn Inst. * — * -*—- 23th inst. In May,‘l S5, he was attacked with a yeiy painful breaking out of the skin. We call- ed fu a physician who treated him for about fb«r y*ka. The child received little or no good from the treatment, as the breaking out, sup- ptned by the physician to be hives in an aggr£ vated form, becamelargerin blotches and more and more distressing. We were frequently Wk i“P attempted to cure him, all alike falling, and the child steadily gettln»worse au: worse! . Rettln^Kworse an: worse. . i .. f last July, when we began ..... '° 8 lvc him CtmcoRA Resolvent Internally- attended the inaugural ball; and the ****** well that we gave him only one dos until about the 2 th Mm C COTII . - was so nearly gave him only one dose ot the r solvent about every second day for about l days longer, and he has never been roub! slnce wlth the horrible maladv. In all w* n< . ... — roubled , .. horrible malady. In all we used less than one-half of a bottle of cuticuba Re solvent, a little less than one box of Cutictjua and only one cake of Ccticura Soap Ca y«ea. Livingston co„ HI. Subscribed a* d sworn to before me,this fourth day of January. 1887. c. N. doE, J. P. SCROFULOUS HUMORS*. iAst spring I was very rick, being covered with some kind of scrofula. The doctors could not help me I was advised to try the Cuticuha. Resolvent. I did m, and In a day I grew bet ter and better, until I am as well as ever I thank you for It very much, and would like lo haye It told to the public. Edw. Hofmann, North Attleboro, Mass. CrTtcvRA, the great skin cure, andCtmcuBA oaf prepard from it,ext rna!ly, and < cticcra Eastern capitalists are refusing to lend money on la>>ds in Kansas, since there is a good prospect of losing both principal a d interest. Both in Kan sas, a: d the New England States, farms have been deserted by the thousa- ds; and the buildings are going into decay. This Southland is the land of Prom ise; and our ferti ! e soil, and balmy FORWARD. MARCH! Si ce Ki- g Milan abdicated his throne, in favor of his son, it is said that Austria, jealous of Russian in fluence, has designs on Servia. If she were to take possession of it, Bussia would immediately resent it, a d declare war. It wou’d be unwise to pretend to possess the gift of prescience; stil 1 , wliat is called in dip'omacy, the East ern question, which involves the cap ture of Constantinop’e by the Bus- sians, and the driving of the Turks out of the Mosque of St. Soph**, and converting it again into a Greek church, cannot but attract our earnest attention. When this shall have been done, it will be more than a redistribution of the map of Europe, and the division of Turkey among the Great Powers. Questions of fate, and doom, for us ail, will speedily follow this Tragedy! air are enticing many away from the land of blizzards. Bussell Harrison has purchased an interest in Frank Leslie’s Magazine, and his Headquarters will he Helena, Mont. Occupied with literature, and Senatorial aspirations, it is not likely that he will rust ont. LAST OF ALL COMES SATAN 5 In the multitude of counsellors there is safety; but what sha’l we ex pect, since Spoon-Ben Butler has the ear of the President, and is one of his most trusted advisers? What a contrast! A Presbyterian Elder, who begins the day with fami ly prayers, who Puritan-like will not open his ma lou Sunday, or read a letter, And whose Secretary has the same habit, concerting pla- s with the most consummate rascal, which this ge eration has produced, “lie sur prised at nothing,” said the Bomans. One thing o; ly could surprise us: viz. for the Constitution to be ob served, in its.letter, and its spirit; and for the nation to be ruled, as it has been, for the last four years, by men who regard public office as a public trust! How’s thtel We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney &Co., Props., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi ness transactions, and financially able to carry out ajny obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholecale Druggists, Toledo, O. E. II. Van Hoesen, Cashier, Toledo National Bank, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Slid by all Druggists. everywhere. ^.... , :>lvbnt, $i. Fre Pric*. 8o!d everywhen soap, 2 c •, Resol _ Potter Drug and Chemical' o., Boston, Mass. BP-Send for “How to < ure Skin Diseases,” &t pages. r 0Illustrations, and loo testimonials. hin and Scalp preserved and Lieuuu- Cuticura, 60c; Prepared by the Boston, r BABY’S fled by cpticura medic ted Soap. 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A novel wedding in colored sccieiy took place in Ilichmond, Va., at the church of the Roy. John Jasper, the famous author of “De Sun Do Move” theory. The bride waited at the pit while ten virgins, with their lamps burning, went down the aisle to meet the groom, who stood at the door. As they walked, the lamps of five foolish virgins went out, whereupon they were summarily expelled from the building, and were forced to stand on the pave- j Minu^J ment outside during the entire ceremo- the p.,*:-,,-. a H *: The ny. This was, of course, .according to 1 ylltlCUrfi ttfljl'rfijll rlflStBL and programme, 'i'heo the fiV, vise ?ir-' gins, whose lamps were burning, es- i Pottbb luma and Chemical Co . Boston, corted the groom up the aisle, where he LftWr* 'ook Books mil- ‘ ^ ailed on receipt of 30cts. by any bookseller, Ixmna ! or ESTES & LAURIAT, Boston, Mass. ^ JLCHINc SideJoBacK Aching Sides, and Baclc, Hip, Kidney and . — - — - sclaf ‘ -* was met by the bride, while the choir . s#n *, “Behold, the Bridegroom Com- • eth!»» Walj^r Blaine, by a fall, h is be come a cripple, and like a Satyr, ap peared in Washington, on crutches. When it was rumored, that he was appointed legal adviser to the Secre tary of State, it was thought to be a joke; bu» it turns out to be a sad re ality. As the essence of humor is incongruity, this is thought to be the most exquisite piece of humor, within the memory of man. With Windom, Blaine’s man Fri day, in the Treasury, and this mani kin, Walker Blaine as legal adviser, and Palmer in Spain, what may we not expect, in the early future? * Surely, our olfactories will soon be greeted, with odors not less fragrant, than those which were waftepl from the Peruvian Guano Deposits, in the early days of Garfield’s Administra tion. WHY! YOUR LIFER IS OUT OF ORDER You will luive SICK HEADACHES, PAINS £N THE SIDE, DYSPEPSIA, POOH APPE your daily work or social enjoyments, trill be a burden to you. ni|l j imples. Hlaekiieaas.cti ppeil and Qi to r I m oily skin cured by Cuticura Soap rLLv CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PIUS 25D CSOSS DIAMOND DB-C-McLAItrS '^J&Srsrt&L. ^ board boxes, pinksmippen.sr* adongevm oujcounterfeit- Send4a (stamrQfgr partieoun and “ileUeffor Lndl«a,»«* . . fetter, by return mail. 10,000 testla itrom tAOIES » b0 have used Uiem. Name Paper. 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