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About The democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1877-1881 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1881)
To fed The Democrat. ITl _____ ■ __:_____ ■ - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBERV. ’ 1881 ■—— LOC AL IX TELLIGESOE. ___ W —. otvni cations. The name of the tenter is indispensable—not tio ^Y^ neceatari for publica tas a guarantee of respernsibiutff. tiueandtm j®* J-' , onlr only i fm/ one i<”<* side must of’the be written payer with lie can not undertake either to preserve or to return communications which we decline to publish. ; The price for announcing Candi date* Xame* is $ 5 . 00 . CRAW FOKDVILI.fc POST-OFFICE. OFFICE HOCR8. | Open at 7:00 a. m, Close at 6:00 P. M. SCXDAY HOURS. 130 Open from 7:30 till 8 a. m., and from till 2. *“ Save Your Hair” Keep It Beautilul, The “London Hair Color Restor¬ er, indroduced “the most delightful articieever to the American people and is totally different from all oth¬ er Hair Restorers, being entirely free from ail impure ingredients ; that render many other articles for ; the hair obnoxious. Where baldness or falling of the hair exists, or per maturely grayness,from sickness or 1 other eauses.its use will restore the natural youthful color, and cause a front the^me all*i»purities*datShuff* 1 "plSisTng i at time a and lasting hair dressing, fragrant- 1 Ask sahie article in e ^levy London toUet 1 Restorer. your druggists for Hair Color :: bottles, Price, Main 75 cents a bottle. United Six $4 Depot for the SUtes.330 North Sixth St., Fhilad’a. AUijlSyl i LOCAL NOTES. - —T. K. Oglesby,Esq., was on a visit! to Liberty Hail this week. —Judge Hook, of Augusta was here i j this week on a short yisit to Liberty Hall. j —Misses Miises wam Mamie e and and Maffe-ie Alaggie Bailie rwilie , and Maggie lilkey have ruturned to I Augusta. Geor-! —Travel over the line of the ojft railroad for lIh* oasf ’ wt*i*k ’ luis I'een very brisk. wuj' —T S': p smith renrAsAiitinc representing the tne white hewing Machine I 4/Ompany, of j Atlanta, was in Lrawfordville last j week. iur2e.*" «“r r i»rS'*ci , six-penny nail. j —Two bales of cotton, (weighing j n the aggregate one thousand pounds,) were shipped to V Augusta last week hv y Air. Vf John.Rhodes.and I I -m , brought , , , 11} ,, , cents per pound. —Mr. E. S. O'Brien who is one of the most successful and enterprising young men in Middle Georgia, is build jug a #10,000, residence at Barnett. All who have ever used Brown's Iron Bitters recommend them to their friends. —*Col. Nicholls, formerly of War d vertton, now of WasiuiiKtoii </itv, spent *»st Vrifluv nulay nf Al I Liberty ilieriv Hull Hall, tie lie wus was j accompanied by Mi. Win. Baker <n W alien toll. ; Iron, Peruvian hark, and vegetable ton- > ics make Brown’s Iron Bitters the best.. Point —Dr. Arther G Beazley of Union He was in town this week. lias just recovered from a severe S(>ell of typhoid fever, and his wife is now down with the same disease. —John A. McWhorter, Esq., of Greenesbori)’, is on a visit to Oraw fordviile, Mr.McWhorter is one of the leading lawyers ol this section and we hail his presence among us with pleas¬ ure. —We strongly indorsr the action ol our last Grand Jury in the selection «f Mr. 14.X. Sanders as Notary Public. Mr. Sanders is a gentleman of fine in telligence and high charatcer. He will fill the place ably —We .it call •• attention .. to . the ,, card , of , Mr. W. R. Gunn, to be found in an other column. Mr. Gunn has a one stock of goods and is offering them at ! exceedingly low prices. , IH? . stregtbenmg . .. . ..... tonic is Brown , s Iron . Bitters. It makes the old feel young. —A revival is in progress at the Methodist church, and is being con¬ ducted by Revs. Messrs. Farris, Wat¬ kins, and Seals, the regular pastor. A great deal of religious enthusiasm is being manifested. i —We direct readers to the card I our of Reid & Iteid, druggists. They are most excellent and clever gentlemen. keep only the best of goods on hand, i rfUtly reCOmmend them t0 our dti/ens I Marshal —Col. O. for Georgia, P. Fitzsimons, ex-U. S. j accompanied by his son-in-law, Mr. Baxter, of Carters Ville, were here on a visit to Mr. Ste ic^rt was on his way homewaid c„i.Fit ? trom i„,n r the Virginia Springs, whence he comes much improved in health. i —Sang Armor, the murderer of Amos Ellington, and now confined in the county jail, made another confes sion yesterday co Sheriff Googer and a colored , , preacher . named , Green _ Moore. : He confessed that lie alone was inter ested in the crime that he Planned and —The other day we asked one of our do you think of it? said we. “Well,”; be replied. Judge Pottle is wrong, he j perhaps knows all about law but he knows very litttle about negro women. Why sir, they tee to he whipped. It they are not thrashed once and awhile, they will rbn over a man completely. You have no idea mau when fw they ?H^t tmnk y J'l e ls lif ** s.rike them. On .1 tell ,. you . sir, Judge Pottle is wrong. They are obliged to * np P m8 .’ an< J 1 mtend to teil him so when w I get a clumce,” rejuvenated and —The following list of letters, re niaining in the Post-office, at Craw fordville, Taliaferro County, Ga., will be sent to the Dead Letter office if not call*l for at the expiration of 30 days A . g°°“ e L J - ** ll^deh Augustus *«d » iIr - J 11 * 5 ® Pollard ; Mrs. Mary 8 - Tutt: Jim Moore; Mrs. Mattie Turner; Susan Cradie ; Mrs Lula Hines; Mrs. Amanda Porter ; Marthv .Jones; Miss Note Stone ; Miss Matta ®* <t U “™ ’ • Miss Willie " U1)e Jones Tones ' • Miss - M,5a Hct Jitt T ” be® calling for any of the above letters, please sav advertised. M. T. GORIIAM. P. M. The people of the West owe a debt of grxtitude to Dr, Ayer for the production of Ayer’s Ague cure. Its ♦iiuely use will save much suffering and much discourage meut. and we recommend it with the greatest confidence in its ability to do all that is promised for it, The Condition of the President. Wasiiixgtox D. C. September 8 .— The President lias reached Long Branch safely and is reported to be im proved by the change of air. His physician 0 by telegram announce their belief that be is getting better. “A Had Cold or Distressing Cough.” brLh J!™d parched ksthum^^ sore throat nneumoni t ' *”<' Militated state of the system all these dangerous symptoms are cured by Hr The dZ'and 'the worst cough aud sore lungs yieid to its l„,, | Propertius. An occasion a t dose of ' va y ,le s l *' s ^ should be taken to keep K * 1 .. 1 bey are exeel.ent iol toipid liver and bilious complaints. — — Wood tiros. in another column will he found an nd varticement of this well-known Atlanta *j rn !: Their reputution tor honust, square who have ever dealt with them. We have had the pleasure of the acquaintance of these young gentlemen fora number of I JlT,’ Hnd U as a,s V bw i‘ uur knowledge that for excellence o of goods,and cheapness, the desire to accomodate their custu iners none have excelled Wood Bros., of Atlanta ’ Itching ■ , File.—Symptoms and Cure The symptonsare moisture, like persni- ! ration ,„t,. nsf . lulling, increased by night, verv distressing, particularly j as if pin worms were crawling ih about the rectum ; the private parts | sometimes affected ; if allowed to con nfSLrisuiSrt > m t y j' .....a Rheum. Scald Head. Erysipelas, Barbels’ Iteli, Blolehes, all Scaly, Crusty, Cuta- 1 ' r * c e M cents - :{ b ,,x, ’ s 1 r ^ nt K by , mail 0 i , , to any address , 1 oil receipt of price ill currenev or three cent postage stamps Prepared only by l)r. Swayne & Son. 330 North sixth street Philadelphia, he add,essi-d. Pa., to whom lottos should Sold by all prominent Drug- 1 U ) •I. 4. Mullah. Tn calUiiK attention to our Atlanta friomls. there is none we take more pleas )\ v *, * n recomraeinttiic to the people of L&linferro th^* uentieman whose heads this article. Air. Mullan is a V#UIIJC mull «f enterprise, energy and abili t v , with «#nuine nrtjstie eompetonee, ami those of our i«rul<*rs who need an v thirty in the marble line would find it to their advantage to address him. A Franklart [Ky.] Pliyulclaa writes: Some mouths ago the daughter of one of hopeless our prominent citizens was pronounced a reduced consumptive. in flesh, terrible She was very much gradually wasting I cough, recommended her life her “Dr.Swayne’sCompound away. to use Svrup of Wild Cherry,’’ which she did. fn a short time She was free from all cough and other symptoms, and is now rosy and healthy. six Price 25 cents and #1,00 a bottle, or bottles 88 , The large size is the most economical. Prepared only by Dr. gists. Swayne & hon. Philad’a. Sold hy drug Tuc (;i 0 i, c , This excellent Augusta hotel, under the management of Messrs. Atkinson A Son, is one of the nicest, most convenient and best arranged in that city. They spare no pains they to make their guests comforta ble ; set an excellent table, and have polite and attentive waiters. To those of our readers who at any time visit Augus ta, vve can recommend no hotel that will eX cel the Globe. The Ellington Tragedy. The Atlanta Post-Appeal gives an ac¬ count of the Ellington Tragedy and the conviction of Sang Armor. As will ap pear by the following extract, we are promised ; a sensation, Tim publicity giv n ^° lno , 1r ..reposed ® p arrest strikes us a as rather 4 unusual on the part of a, detective. toCwwfJrtl^h'in'^ Fw d^ ■blr^'p^ pose of re-arrestlng Stephens and putting him on trial for the murder of old man El lington. The detective claims that he has an abundance of testimony to convict his >nan and that he will certainly do so. if aass^ctiisissste ing to relate from Crawtordville Siam. Cured of Dr'uikng. i ( A young friend of mine was cured of an insatiable thirst for iiquor, which had so prostrated him that he was unable to do any business. He was entirely cured by the ,, use of , „ Hop „. Bitters. i4 It allayed ,, , all ,, that _ burning lK made, thirst; took away the appetite for luor; his nerves steady, and he has 77, Fro I?. a Fading B. R Official, Chicago, W'e take pleasure in informing the people of Crawfordville that Mr Cas par Myers, our enterprising and our Uve merchant, tells ns that i.o is daily receiving his new stock of fall and win tor clothing. He says that be will have some of the “nobbiest” styles ever introduced into this market. In addition to his clothing, Mr. Myers keeps a full line of boots, shoes and dry goods. Mr. Myers is an agieeable gen tleman, and in addition to all the mag nificent iiargains he offers, there is no better man to trade with than him. entirely relieved OUR NEIGHBORS. " l,at the People ot Adjacent Couutie* Are Dotug— Sew. as l ulled from our Kiehauge* aud I'orresponaeuu. OGLETHORPE. Oglethorpe will make a good corn crop. Dr. J. II. Brightwell intends to move to Maxeya next year, says the Edo-. Cured hay sells at #2 [>er two horse load. Rust proof oats scarce aud in demand at $1 to §1.25. Col. Joseph McWhorter will average twenty Mve bushels to the acre on six¬ ty acres. Hon Jas. M. Smith will make thirty bushels per acre. Hon. Samuel Lumpkin, of Lexing ton, iias water works of his own, says the Echo. In a well he has an eleva tor whieli in ,f. furnishes UU1 / S cverv y mu t of his bouse , , , with water Ills , barn , is „ sup- . plied in the same way and the stock watered without leaving their stalls. Ilis cooking stove heats the water which runs in pipes through the kitchen. Waste pipes run from every part of the building. The system is simple, aud the cost small— §175 will cover the ex pense. HANCOCK. Captain Pardee, of Sparta, lias a steam brick machine at work. Cotton-picker* in Hancock get ty-five cents a hundred, and feed them selves. Miss Mary AVIiitehead, of Sparta, U > "• «™» will teach in I be family of C olonel Sparks. lrancy Baxter, of Hancock, has gone to Macon to practice law. It is his u|tiin;ite intention to go to Baltimore. J. ■ ir H. Baker, n . of ..... Sparta, claims , , the . honor of having purchased the first bale of cotton ever sold in Atlanta. That w as 1840. Bishop Pierce left Sparta last week t0,i, " iis Astern engagement. The Ishmnthte says at the time of leaving lie was in feeble health. Sparta complains of an insutlicieu cv of water ill the wells of t hat town, alK » ..| so cnmnlains 60 mf-. of 01 the ne need “' ot of ,l -i th nie e co,,, ........ l’ a "y. Ibis is a good , point. Speaking of the exodus to the West lldiicock county lubortirn, tin? Wi* mnelile says ; We ‘-want it distinctly understood that ‘Barkis is willin’ ” (1 KEEN K. I Farmers are very hopeful since the receut rains. %**• A - n *" •« thuisday, the 1st mst. Mrs. Branch, wife of Col. W II. :!l anch, of Greeneshoro, died at her residence a few days since. New xr cotton is rapidly „ coining in ■ at Union Point, and is commanding good . prices, ranging from 10J to 11 els. Mr. W. C. Bibb, lias resigned his po¬ sition as railroad agent at Union PoinL ; and Colonel XV. M. Lumpkin has t-ien his place. The late fteneval rains are i»rovinij l»eueiicial to vegetatim*, and iats peai-; ami aii will lie V erv mm **•' li ' ' M*'- , Frank .lackson , was badly hit ton t»y n dog last Saturday. TImmIii# was was killed. It is not known whether it was mad. Mr Jackson is not mica sy. Mrs. E, A. Copeland, of Greeuesbo ro, returned to her home at Greenesljo ro, last week, improved in health. She i has been on a visit to White .Sulphur ! Springs. WILKES. 1 Miss ,r Id Cie . lial i........... nett left , r . a few r daj , .... h , ago to attend school at tile Augusta Female Seminary, Staunton, Va. Knbt. S. Smith has resigned tilt) agen¬ cy of the Georgia R. R. at Washington, and is succeeded by Clias. E. Irvin. The tax for the present year will be fifty two and a half cents on the hun¬ dred dollars, the state tax being thirty cents and the county tax twenty two and a half cents per hundred. Mr. Simpson, draining his pond last Friday morning, caught the carp and counted them. There were one hun¬ dred and eighty-seven found,—fourteen having disappeared. A bird known as the king-fisher had been troubling the pond, and it is thought he caught some of them. The largest carp was eight inches long, and a very fine fish.— Washington Gazette. Last week about three hundred bush els of wheat were shipped from Wasli i'*Rton,-by several parties who raised it—to the Department of Agricul ture at Washington. It will he d« i ^Hmted set,*! wheat. throughout It is the Bill the Dallas country vaii- as ety, and the price paid hy the Depart ment was #2 50 per bushel. It was raised on the Lincoln county line. -- WARKEN. A church meeting is going on at Brier Creek. A light shower of rain fell at War-! renton on Sunday last , A protracted is in the Methodist meeting progress at church at Warren ton. The editor of the Cliimer ntu’» Warren . .i»h«ti,M ‘ ll ‘“ tk.a.... he of tlie 1,,8C,0US i . (Hdoh and coiny watermelon . are wan- , ’ ” fwjt Mrs. SShivers, of Warrenton, a few days since. Prof. ( 4 . L. Smith has given up his school in Camak, according to the Spar ta Ishrnaelite, liecause of the want of interest there by the people in main taining the school Walter Morris, the son of Mr. .for dan W. Morris, living near Brier Creek church came near losing bis eye by a pebble thrown from a sling-shot, the other day. This should bo a warn ing to mischievous boys who indulge in such dangerous toys as sling-shots. ot languor taken ihwe of II. II. F. oar Baby Carriages. Til K 11 eadq11artcrs for tin* South, AT WOOD BROS., 87 Whitehall Street. ATLANTA. GA. Send for Cuts and Prices. Call w hen von visit the Cotton Exposition. s»*j •_» lm R m A TRUE TONIC Jm . 5 A I»*ON 1 *1 r r i J.-S ar© highly r©<'oniin<?m3tcl for nil disen*©M ro ^juihm ’7 ft certain and ufiiv icut Ionic $ ©cpcviall v Imligcnfion, Inter •nuto.c Pee rs, t> art of Ajpchte, j.r*s of ShengUi, I.ark uf En , eg, etc. Lurh ius Iilooit, »*vengtliens the muscles, ami gives flew file ti) the tui ves. They ad tatnri'i a c J ,ar, the Ji - !•„.»/, (he Pitching, digestive llenl organs, intheft'nmaeh. removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as Heartburn,etc. Tile only Iron Preparation that will not blacken tho teeth or uiva lieadcii Ue. K. Id i.y kll druggists. Write for ihe A Ji V Book, 32 on. Ust tul lihi anuitfiu '4 ruiwlin ' — saU free. BUOWN CHEMICAL CO., IbOtimore, Mil. A’* mm i ,Jn A IEDICINE 1 \ 7 mowai msssr^ssasffjA J \ PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER IS A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE. A Sure and Speedy Cure for Sore Throat Cough*, Cold*, Diphtheria, Chill*. Diarrhea, | Dysentery, Cramps. Cholera, Summer Complaint Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Cut*, I Bruiiet, Sprain*, Rheumatism, etc. i Perfectly gafo to internally externally, and certain to afford mltot Ho family | use or •an afford to bo without it. Hold by all druggists at Mo., » 0 c. and *i.oo a bottle. PERRY DAVIS A SON, Proprietor®, Provldeaoo, ILL. An Old Doctor's Advice. ' It was tliisj: “Trust in God and ke !! your bowels ar.old doctor open.” lias Kor advised this the perpo'e habi¬ many tually costive to take Kidney-Wort—tor this no other condition, remedy and so effectually without overcomes that the dis¬ tress and griping which other medicines cause, it is a radical cure for piles. Don't fail to use. it .—Translated from the Aew York Zeitung, Dr. 1«. I’. l*ar*44)iiH. 1 This excellent dentist will ho in G’raw fordvilla, so Ills he writes us, on the 19th (feiifat for j one week. reputation as a fine operator I* too well known to our citizens to need additional recommendation from us. He will he fully prepared to attend to any diseases of t he mouth, to extract teeth, and perform all work m Ills partic¬ ular line. Wicked tor Clergymen.. believe Rcr.-, it Washington, be and D. C„ writes “I to all wrong oven wicked for clergymen or other public men to be led into giving testimonials to quack doc when's reallyineritnrlomi artMem^eof valuable remedies known to all, that, all .should pbysicians fr«ely use command and trust it. in 1 daily, we thorufor© cheerfully and heartily commend flop Bitters for the good they have done no* «nd my friends, firmly heliavin^ they have no efjual ff»r familv use I will net lout th, ' m '’ JVaw York I {apt tat Weekly. The Nailunal Hotel. Among Atlanta’s hotels, none stand hotter than tho National. Colonel White isa courteous and agreeable gentleman, bis a-siatants are polite. ; and his servants attentive. During the coining Exposi rooms arc airy ami commodioua, and to ——— * - I/rotA E. PtnkiiAvt h Vkoktabi.l Com str.-ngthen'’r ofthelI?ck\ steu.avhn^ves kidneys, urinary Arid know. genital organ, of man and woman ever Send for < ir culara to Lydia E. Pi nkham, Lynn, Mass N (; li ,rw pm" a ii uiTDis'ti.irAmirt ^cured 'by M,„un.i can nted and the stomach, liver and kidney* in pc. feet working order. There is no medicine known that Mill p,. this a kmeUy - nd "p* r , , , "‘ 1 - ln !" rf *', S r ’" , t : i >““* 11 ' ! n. THE BEST OF ALL LINIMENTS FOB MAN AND BEAST. For more than a thir«\ of a rontnry tkp 5l« ilr«.iMuMa MR k.inkmrni 1msWin Known to millions all ovpt the worUi nn Ukj only salt* reliance for the relief of aeoiiicniei ami mIm. It is a iue*lirinc •bore price and praise—cite *,<-«< or it* bino. I or every fmin of extenial pain MEXICAN Mustang l iniment ia without nn equal. It prn.trat., tl, ,H ami murrl. to the scry- tioncmaking the conlina unco of pain nml tntinmm.*uion iuipos silili*. Its effort upon Human Flesh and ttio Bruto < rent itm are. equally wonder* ful. The JMeiioiu* MUSTANG Liniment is nociPd by p< *me\w>dy in every bom Kvery day briitg* new* of the ni^ouy ofnii nufiil m hIiI or horu (•utniuoil, of rheumatic martyr* ro¬ itoml, by or a ll ora* or ox •u«c< 1 Uio healing power of thU LINIMENT which ftjxmdUy ft.Ksii enrol* *uch aiiuicnt.s of tl»«‘ III MAuN as Itlir uniat Iniu, Smiling), WHIT Joints, < Hiiti'ni bd IHiiurtex, ltt»ri»<« ami Sriilih. fnlt, Itiubm mnl W|unln«, I*o I so ll Oil* Hite* mim! Ktlugii, Ntiinirid, l.miuufu, 4M<I llerm, I'rM|)>llr«.( !illl»l«|na. lik«ler«l Nlppbf, l'akr«l llrrsat. «»*il every form of e&irruai tlb ra«r. It heals nUltout *car*. Forth© inn itu Ckkatiow it cures rounder, pipralna, llnnim* Nvelmijr, Nil IV Joint*, Ptorr*. flool l»ls ea*eo, Foot Itot, Were* U ueni, tVrah, Hollow Horn. Mcrfltehn, Wind* Old fall*, Sore*, SpHvbi, T»ir«i«b, lUugtMuie, Foil I'vll, I'llsn upon • lie Nl|rht nml every other oil men! to me oceupmits of the 8U»: -*nd Stock lard are liable. The Mexican Mnatiuiy IJulment Always uud cures ami uuvet dh»a\»poliiUi; U la, positively, THE J*EST OF ALL LINIMENTS FOB NAN OB BEAST. U*.V-teDcy- Cdn;C v.sa: Llirfo jIDrs at; ifcuiuMHe. Cootract ofllu sw 11*5 TEBSSH i® * i? fr&frmer. .-mg m ft i i.*t'Vrs|H. uutry.m' Iw ilitiM Mv*fh !-• ii”r if•■»•.!,,'Milr*(wn Tw.’Lo •Ulhati'Mib* «*r. <f:v , HwwfU, ll.giily Ut* i«nid r.rr.fV U limit (Iam. v .tl* elegant Ini.!, Vuiiuvred Ml I to Uni v i b nil. f i.,|x U ’ ' t'”iUtl 4' irr»H. fyttnd t-iilv 00 .fik Li'g. © » iit > 1 m t :»”U ilia. dLiuliHiou Lv d»y« ulal UO btlllV gUMOUilMU MII l/i JfJ. tMI. I'liU Shipped .tyUolOrgnul, rimjly Directfor Cni’il ,'iml - $98. ti,ri»vl l»'«t*bi' nt ftlxrut tVM), No Vo* "f *'■ ■ • ler i t.t • M b I , It ,.<*!» pr.tUWig Iff ,ry it. 4 iiurcti, It i’l, (Impel ami i'uthit U»j;au». ij7(* ami upward*. ntM.hii ks NcEiajs -n .,/ 'W, tin, VuTVn'-h'tonhm, sa&raftst u xI vWwnN. <«•"y I ,IH|4» M-. L^h-.l. timl I'll|{ i:l HTK1N4.H. Weigl.t wlu-a *>*•«, ***■ Du’S i.i.i' Mi’.iqt i,el h via, f ill ftarmff • i. ale, f. wwo.rf ■«*. , all rout <1 r». Uetuitlful vur vcl I. «nt| iyr«. o**nvy At pet.nn.- front 1 till ill'll !r« moulilHijrf. nil Pmtitint efuw, Lmli finUheJ Huiwaa Pr. oil, urin.l ti H-ii, fritfti**, fn lin.sty nxtii* Lhwb», luiiirovo.1 new maI#, m trnrv»it i^.lnl.aolld r .r%#xv«wlBiiiuW. Iiiir*, Ivni y 1. v fri ntl,r.nppe4 hint,men. Tblvta f .rtv, III vv lb li rvtt y iiti|,r"vei u-i.t tliYt In Miy way GhmI* to tLo tow f*< Wr tfun of it l» t'nt.-ntutmt fca* i»* «*ii milled, r toll hlRJ'.VT mnd far 4 J#JI, < . ns^arf.llv Am able 4i *tt tl.tabM.nlUtil I’bn . tor U*A than Ulf Kl.'vt I. inillimrlly mike.1 by »t ”!•!' I r cm Infarhir itistratmmL HemamWr ti .a idanolew *«vaix mu i Ui!rtl iwTavtr* m i fl*ri*i, i frill!**, f* nn extr i fargu vim. fia* four ro'itui l oitur* na4 la n f 1| r• raw; J Li* mvh vt m*tit L uMiatly ('•ilulngiWMl at from %-im t„ fi^joo. Shipped Wr (.«,r,nJTM* I'l.;., Direct for-$285. t, b, t. f.^-l I. v uA U. t#nr lo i'n (• iral Nulli'iinl i.r A I- ■. ■ Nal loMalllanV of Ut|a Ailly'M to »tir re > flffMcf for i alni-igiirs. AimikSH Tho Moriden Purchasing Oo., Meriden. Conn. uuil * i WONDERFUL CURES 1 * ■ Rcrnusi. it nrU on the I.lVKlt, tiOlTf.I.S *> I a uitti lilU^MVS at the until* (imp. Bopanno itcJoan«e« th«ijvt«n of thopciuon * nn* huniom that tlovolopo in Kidney and Uri- * rmry Ulwofujon, lithournutm, Jaundice, Conatl. P»Uoh, Pilcn, op in ilhouinntinm, Jfonrn)aia, Worvou* Dhtordern »*»fl Fomxlo CompUiutu. . 8BE WHAT PEOPLE BAY Kiipr' nrj IJ. Blorlr, of Ju nrtlon <71 ty. KunMff. myn, lyn, Ki«ln«‘y-WDrtouiffi Kldney- hiii ii After icKitliif 1’hy had t»« xven trying yintf fur for f four yea. irM. | 1_J Ih'r Mrn. John ArnaU.of W/ufUlOuGm, Ohio, fay” I ||ihyHii'laiiK hoy mifftfi v* ti uii ho to dm l*y four prominent cured hy j Iki Mini that w»u» nfturwivril** I * lm'y Wort. I M M. TJ. Ootidwln, nn editor In Chur don. Ohio. I JnnyH hn wrh not «xiM < t«'f1 to Hyp, Im-Uiu iiloxtou ribttyoiui r“l twbvf, hut Kidney Wort cured him. A win. 1,. Jarretfc of uth kale m, N. Y., I I that- >«• veil y *.»ris Ktiir. Id* from kidney troublPM I * Iiunl fitln r « i'UlWll m wan cudutt hy the use of I Kidney Wort. ] I_|for I .Tohn !L Ijiwrpnee of J/D’koon, T**nn., pnlTprwd year a from liver nn< I kidney trmiiii#* ami iktnt? * 4 lMvrr‘"l» *ft other l»cdlcin«4i,” Kl'lm-y Wort made lilui well. * Mi'hw'd red i*ht Cato of limit*omery h khiwy diWcu^y (VnfFr, V*.. HUlf. • yoiut* wii «»‘u «v/oi tmalsif to work. Kidney W'urt »na*io him “ well nHFver.” KIDNEY-WORT I PERMANENTLY CURE* * ♦ KIDNEY DISEASES, s WConstipation LIVER COMPLAINTS, | antf Piles. , f“l (F'H lK put ut> (fl Pry V***» t»l>lc Formjln 1 ] V [tin <if rntdit criOH, hie, oiiu Harkapr'’ Ah'tlff Mqiild of whtco Form, mak««en ver v '/uar*«| Con* r-adlly yre * [eent rated, for Uio to that cannot __J|.*r |(4*re it. fnrnn. n art* i pith '■'awl rfrinnpj at either ■ U a IT IT STTBf: mi I.'I.IS'I 1-XUCR. *>.I>*U ■ Q-Wut,cii-iib.-y WKM.S. HIC'tmtllsilVAf’n., eii;t.iu;rws.*r.W I’rup's, t —*( For Falling, Premature Gray Hair Uae: lo (ton flair Restorer, Insures new London Hair Rcstiiref, growth. He l.oinloii Hair Ib’Ktorci .stores the col London Hair Heslorer, or,Exquisite London Hair Restorer,dressing. The London Hair Restorer, only cleanly and cITectual Hair Re torn* in the ir.ar kcL A mil at luxcry entirely free from all obnoxious or unpleasant odor. PHYSICIANS I'SK AND HHCOMMEND IT. S niic eight years ago my hair com **it»need l.dlmg; lop liecanie quite bald, j I applied London llair Go lor Restoiei. i My hair not only stopped falling, but iB now growing finely and I consider it an invaluable article fur restoring the hair. J. IF.Abel, M. 1).,druggist, 1024 Beach street, Philadelphia. Price 75 cents a m»tt)e,six bottles #1. Sold by druggists. pilkh”- STH.l, anotiiick c't'ltK. j suffered terribly, symptoms were at' ''''^'»;c"'tensc night, son mss, Ac. Itching.pai .Ml ay I tie icularly s <4mt ment” curi’d me perfectly. .1 M. lied nor, <» 0 t> Maikot street, Blilluiteljdiiu. : SwaynoV* Ointment is sold by nil drug <rists. ^ Koi sale tc Hie trade by IV. H. Bariett, Augusta, Ga. and hy Jl. JS. .Smith Claw lord v ill e, (ia. 'I'he I*re*dcU;i»l ,| '» Inability. I stated Washington, September wl«*t 5. —It is j to night, on is considered good ^ authorit v Hi it im less tl.cic is t d u m, 11 . 'Wovi mve ment mi nt in , 11 tin, , lust- I ’ esi I , ,. meiafijers of the Cabinet asking f t m letter will also include the testimony f ,f attending physicians. The mclimi ' """ " f IM " 1 n »* <•-,i n.u-nv : "f ih ? wdllm sulmnite.lt,, * . *'ief Justice Waite of the .Supreme Court, with the enquiry whether, tiftott it, it is proper for tint acting* Vice President to take, the mrtb as (’resident out,1 Prc.ddent Ga.field m able lo re souk: (ns duties, t j_ -1 r . t h' and But tPhiladcl phia Turnip seed new cropC. A. DA VL .v < D i, a .
