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About The democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1877-1881 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1881)
An Important Find in Egypt. A targe nuiuiter of inscriptions have 1 ''it lUscovered hi hiti* rto unopem Egyptian pyramids, which throw great right ujkju the little known early dyuas t.es of the I’i..raohs. and revotute-nize t,.t common idea* of the Osiric wo:ship. Heii- Bragsch, a younger brother of the famous Brugseh Pasha, the advocate of the theory that Israel’s pursuer* were drowned in the Mediterranean and not in the Red Sea, lias made a discovery hardly rious less important. The sale of va¬ relies of some Aral* led him to suspect that they had found some new treasures, and following up the clue he, came upon the catoliiliy hidden subter¬ guished ranean burying places of many distin¬ representatives of the Thebiau JRoyal ;ine. The place of sepulture was a gorge not far front aimient Thebes. He found the mummies of about thirty kings and members of the Royal (the family, including those of Aahmes Greek A mas is,', at the eighteenth dynasty, who reigned his about 1700 years btfore Christ; of successors, Arneuiiotop and Thot mes, first, secoud and third, reigning between B. C. 1066 and 1600; of Raine¬ ses, first and secoud, and Sati first, who came ltetweea them—these last Isiir.g representatives of tie nineteenth dy¬ nasty—and of several other potentates. Their sarcophagi had previously been undisturbed, and even the enormous ceremonial wigs of frizzled hair which they wore are safe and sound. The Royal the sleepers have all been transported to museum at Boulak. When their coffins shall be fully ex¬ amined, and moreover, when four very long papyri shall lie unrolled, knowledge very inter¬ esting additions to our of Egypt may he expected. In the reigns of some of these monarc'us occurred the Jewish captivity aud flight from Egypt, and it is quite possible that some i jx>r tnnt information may be given. E tch of the papyri j* not far from 300 fee:, in length, and from a foot to sixteen inches in width, the writing being very close. As most of the previously decipher- d historical documents relating to Egypt are quite fragmentary, there are great hope that the present discovery may fill many gups. Should 'this expectation not iie realized, it will still be very sat¬ isfactory to look upon the faces of a dozen or more men who were the proud¬ est sovereigns in the world before Greece had fought against Troy, and centuries before Romulus had built the first wa’l at Rome. Archaeological research lias already theories overthrown many fine spun of the learned, and it may be that our ideas regarding Egypt are to undergo Berious modifications.— Cincin¬ nati Ouzctte. Concerning the Moon. The moon, says Prof. Proctor, does not revolve around the earth, but the two circle about each other, and the real center of the revolution of each is the sun. If there were a railway suffi¬ ciently “ elevated ” to reach the moon, which 18 238,818 miles distant from us, we should be fifteen months making the journey at ordinary railroad speed. Upon arriving, we should observe sev¬ eral interesting phenomena. First, it is a very lesnectaUkj luminary of a diame¬ ter of 2,081 miles, with a surface of 14, 000,(XX) square miles, a volume one forty-mnth of that of the earth, and a mass Then, one-eighty-first the of it. being force of gravity one sixth of the earth, we could be thirty six feet high, and still quite as active as we are here. But our longer bodies would have a longer day in which to disport themselves, and one-half for there is a lapse of twenty nine of our days between the lunar sunrise and sunset. Our ex¬ tremities, however, Would certainly of suf¬ fer after sunset, for the surface the moon is 250 degrees below jero at mid¬ night, and the reaction ttuiarj noon would try even our prolonged propor¬ tions, for at noon the suiface would be 18 should degrees be above the lonely, boiling-point. probably, We very for there is no living creature there now. Still, as Prof. Proctor says that all planets pass through five stages, the last of which is death—a stage which the moon has reached—the apprehensive mind naturally inquires how soon the earth will probably reach it. The pro¬ fessor answers, reassuringly, that the earth is now about 500,000,000 years old, and. that it took the moon 80,000,000 to reach its present state. He therefore concludes that it will take the earth 500, 000,000 years more to reach the same condition. There is thus no immediate cause for apprehension. Frontier Criminals. The different kinds of criminals in New Mexico and Arizona are given dis¬ tinguishing names. “ Rustlers ” are thieves who steal cattle on the United States side of the line, run them into Mexico, sell them there, and then load themselves with Mexican plunder for the return trip. “Cowboys” are those who earn an honest living by herding, and behave well enough when at work, although when in the towns lor a holi day they commit all manner qf outrages for fun. “ Card jerkers ” are professional gamblers who cheat those with whom rfe •'Di.sl.r, " «, ...» rob bers. “Notchers ate men uho wantonly take human ]lie, apparently with the so h- object of gaitiing reputation as desperados. They are the terror of the border, and little is even done to bring them to punishment except City,' by sudden resentment of a mob. Silver ho ever, is an exception in this re*pe/ t among border towns, for it has a District Attorney who prosecutes vigorously and a .Sheriff who does net let his prisoners escape. The trials are queer, the jurors often being unable to nndestand any¬ thing but Spanish, while the speaking is one in English ; but that cots not se m to hinder convictions, lor fdxto condemned murderers wen jail under death sentences only ten u.iys ago. Virginia (Nee.) Chronicle. As exchange safe "It is much saler to fight a Jut.-! iu Esrope t .an it is to call a man a lia. in Kentucky,” and Wieve we may add, the man who doe not it had better try it, but fight the duel first to be sure vou will experience both. e -u t avel savs that the fatigue expe rienced by the eyes from reading with artit, ial light is due more to the want o! “grit than to its excess. Even in a I ,T : Lch rA -H- -illuminated room the pu vte are more dilated than by day light, and this dilation produces fatigue. Th*- Opera-til lass tn Paris. Ihere is not acitv in the world where opwa-glassee are more extensive^ used than in Paris. The first thing that strikes a ctnnnr visiting coolness a French the Eteris the p > • feet with which the pit, hat <• ml. aims its glasses at th aueries " and how the gall ries bravely respond. Anti not in the the¬ aters onlv. No man can stare at you more audaciously than the bouievardiar. In the House of Common* it is net con¬ sidered *• good form ” to look at the rep¬ resentative of the nation with an opera glass, and the practice is generally avoid • d. At the Palate Bonrlxm. in the Cham l>er of Deputies, the ease is d fferent. in the diplomatic regular gallery and in all galleries you see a battery of opera glasses turned on M. Gamliettaa* he en¬ ters, i* towards M de Cass -gr.io as he speaks. No one objects. This habit of staring with the naked eye or with the opera-glasses, here. seems to have aiway s those been prevalent “Paris is full of unpitving lorgmurs who post ttiems* Ives liefore you and fix upon your person a steady gaze.” 'fins is the testimony of old Mercier. This habit i* no longer oonsid red indecent because it has beo mie so common. W< imen do not take offense at it, provided they : r. looked at iu the theaters and in their promenade. in such But it' any one were to eye them a manner in priv. to. com¬ pany, the lorgm ur would b<- t xed with iusoleuce and treated as impolite. 1 hk Svndaii Arqna, Louisville (Kv f observes : A Woodbury, (X. J.) ,x, r er Ji nfions tlio euro of the wife of Mr. Jo*. H. Mills, ,.f that place, by St, Ja¬ cobs Oil. Sin- hi d rhemontism. The Egotist. He is rn unendurable Is to. and vet you must listen to the exploits of “Great 1 ’ or else appear uncivil. It never oc¬ curs to loin that you may not find his talk interesting. Nothing surprises peo¬ ple of this kind more than to show them you are ignorant of what may have lie fallen them, and that you have not turned over and learned by heart the last nniiit-re sting little chapter of their small lives. The trifling incidents of their household cominiso everything which ignorance is worth knowing—to of them; anil your such incidents is looked upon asa personal affront and the sign of almost criminal indifference. It these vyjjihipors of “Great I.” have any sicians, specialty—say authors, they are artists, mu¬ actors and what not— they assure you there never was such a triumph just known as that which they have now achieved. Their experience is charities absolutely phenomenal. Even their are done out of their supreme selfhood. “I helped him; I was his salvation iu the day of need; lie came to me for adviceand I pulled him through.” How' olten we hear these phrases from the showy, self-complacent folk who think their smallest deeds are worthy of being trumpeted forth to mankind as the finest heroisms of the noblest men 1 Where the soil is poorest for humanity, there is it the richest for egotism. The roots of the “ Great I" are in us all, more the or less, hut we prefer the less to more; and, if we must have excess, would rather by far it was an excess of thought lor others than of thought for ourself. The Xlenasha fXVis.) Pres* says : A. Granger, Esq., of this city, uses St, Ja¬ cobs Oil 011 his horses with deckled Hiie cess aud profit. The African Slave Trade Vigorous. The African slave trade continues to be in vigorous operation in Soudan. It is, indeed, stated that no fewer than 50, 000 or 00,000 negroes are still annually conveyed the to the Bed Turkish aud Egyptian ports of Sen, where they are disposed Sultan’s of to doninion. dealers from all parts of the Yet it is unques¬ tionable that in 1879 Col. Gordon dealt what promised to be a death blow to the slave trade in the Soudan. His Lieuten¬ ant, terrible Gessi hardships, l’asha, who fought has lately suffered and bent tho slave traders in a pitched battle, in which they, relying upon superior num¬ bers, made the first attack. Gessi Pasha inflicted a crushing liberated defeat upon the slave traders, and immense numbers of slaves. If Col. Gordon had been prop¬ erly supported by Tewtik Pasha, there is reason to believe that the slave trade would have been driven out of the Sou¬ dan. Since his departure his old enemies have to a great extent regained their former influence, aud have succeeded in reviving on a large scale the traffic in negroes. It is quite true that the traffic can not lie effectually suppressed until domestic slavery is abolished in Egypt, but yet Col. Gordon’s experience shows that by the adoption of a vigorous policy the number of victims may lie greatly diminished, and the trade rendered both hazardous and unprofitable .—London A e.uiK _ Set Back 42 Years. ‘1 was troubled for m tny years with Kid ney C th, nupUiut, I Gravel &!•.;’my blood htw came «- •*■ d id and inactive; cothd harili >’ cr ‘ 1 about: was an old worn out m an 'M over; i ounl get nothing to help me, ««• J'SkS IT. ,1S 5ft , m ,l i am is active as man ’of 30 . although 1 am 72, and i have no donbt, it will do as weii for other.- of m\ It is worth a trial.”—(Father.)~ Sunday M reutv. •S i ill Cliili 'weather in Pern .—Bouton <i s teis Vv e a Jidivia. joke ?—KxcJi — Toronto GXohe. Ur- j lmni< ans/o, i;.t v >i’ist not to know a joke when . 'Toronto (rtotm. Rut how point of a joke when the * — Sifrnaifff JIcroJd. It is related of Dr. Holmes that at a country charitable fair one day he was I entreated to furnish a letter for the j ! postoilk-e. ana between He its seized folds placed a sheet of $1 paper, bank a ; note. the following Turning to the first page he wrote | be*, -dj, whosoe'er : than niwaoesruMtiin In obodieuoe to tlie poet’* Injunction, ^ the page turned disclosed the attractive greenback of the value of one dollar, ^d he made to prove thefollowmg the trudi appeal of this on as-sertion, the op poslte page from the bank deposit: Fair lady, lift thine «£«***; «rc* and tell and naught (B) would mii.Uu* lor* tt bvtur. j A Chicago man at Plainfield, IikL, 1 to leave Ins traveliag-hag and oretcoat while he walked to a place t M“ t v iallc * ^taut He pot them m a . unprotected from tlueves except M a “9ma lpox-beware! and when he returned thev were right there in the field. But they were twenty feet tinder ground, retried by health officers, Oh. it takes a Chicago man to be smart. — M<>ston Post. Uterus (>rtifl(utp4. It is bo vile druored Muff, pretending to he Uf.de of wouderfu foreign roots, torts. Ac. ami |»ufle«l up by long bogus certificate* of i rrteii'led miraculous cures l*uC a *iiu pie. pure, eft Ctive tilc'li iuC, made of well kuoTvn vuluaMe remetii s tint furnishes its ow n certificates hr its cure#. We refer to liap Bittcis, the purest and best of me<t icifies. auother column.—Kepublican. A x Ohio joke : A young man in this city, a short time ago, propositi and to for a la¬ dy several years his senior, an¬ swer she said: “ I guess I don't want to take a boy to raise !” The young man is now raising a mustache.— Ynung\town ' Ohio) News. I hose Ihat litre used Kidney-Wort sigree that it i* Hit be*t remedy known for the kidneys and liVtT, Noth t*. From the lOtli of October. 1681, to the 1-t >f July, 18S2. genuine Rock -PK lJtif Water will be supplied t» cus¬ tomers by Eilis & Go., of Bailey Springs, Ala., at. the following rates: Ten gallons in anti-corrosive can. .#6.00 Same can refilled at....... _____ 4 (H) Five gallons in anti-corrosive can.. 2 25 Same can refilled at...... Nine gallons in glass bottles. .. Reasonable freight and express rates are given by all railroads, 'litis water lias been known for nearly fitly years as a sure cure for Dvspepsia, a sure cure for diseases of the Kidney and Bladder, a sure cure for all curable cases of Dropsy, the a sure cure for Scrofulous cases of Bones or Skin, and a certain de¬ stroyer of the terrible thirst for intoxi eating drink tit.it overcomes so many ard worthy resolutions. Deprive a drunk¬ of iiis dram for three days and meanwhile give him plenty of Rock Spring Water, and lie won’t want the whisky. trying? Don’t you think it’s worth If you do, drop a postal to Ellis A Co It will cost only a cent. Bfid-Bnen, Rosrhft, rati, caU, mice, nntR, flien, inscctB, cleared out by “Rough on Rat#.” 15c., druggist*. and Lxdioestvyn, all forms djspepgia, nerrotu proitration of genoral debility relieved by taking Mexsman’b PKrroNi/.Ei) Bkkf Tonic, the only preparation of beef containing its entire nutritious propertiet. It contains blood-mak¬ ing, force-generating invaluable In and life-Huataining prop¬ erties; is all enfeebled condition*, whether the result of exhaustion, nervous Droa fcratlon. overwork, or acute disease, particularly well, If resulting Hazard from k pulmonary complaints, Co Co., proprietors, New York. mAIIY’a 4'A It HO Lie NIliTE la the ULbT riAl.VK forCuta, Brulats, bores, Utcaia, Halt Rlutuui, Tettar, Chapped Hand-, Chilblains, Corns, audall kmd- ofirem Ei tq-tluus, Freckles and Pimples, im UKNUY’H CaIUJuLIC 8ALVB, as all others are .L»uut«i feits. Price Z> cents. mil oki i vn o\yui;n iti;d ku ii.kn i» ibs best remedy for Dyspepsia, BiUousne-i, M pn<U“»*Mion aud liiueAses ol ths blood, Kidneys, Lifer, Skia, *ic. bl'HNh’3 CATARRm HXtlfT cm ex affect Jon* ,f„,. UIUCID ns membrane of thw heatl ai id t hr out. OK. MoTT'S L1VKK PILLS* ara th* beat Cathartie jnl-iDiB. PERRY DA¥I- Ma-Kito i A SAFE AND SURE BEMEDY FOB Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps, i'Sfi Cholera, H if | Diarrhoea, p Dysentery. Ti i fill : ml w, !i5 i,Ir 1 t? i ForlMtWMmdEXTEBNALim m ill Eh ! El } i t Toothache Sprains CO AND AND Bruises Scalds, ■t AND \ w Headache. __ F0k SALEfcY ALL DBD0GIST8 S72 Outfit A Wm, free. fl2 A » »day doLreM fit Taw* horn* Ji efirtl* Co.', Augueta, male, f cet'.y M* ITV'R the coming e^anon fincy pnlorc d »hn*n te* peel ally Mj pearl color) will be fashionable for children. Y rwhm^J Axldrcn »Iajr llronaon, Detroit. Mich. Cyclopedia War. . re- Ub»e, ohLBtztii ----«— S’o.ooo reward v; • r ^ I* 1 * KrcHAMii. IliUt lax* B. nttni, Manager. 764 Bro ft4«ra.y. New Yoik vniair MCM '’ T °R wouw te*rn t,i l**geaphy ib i“ a/,'} be certain ot b - BROf»., Janeerjlle, W *,.-, Clean Bed Feathers—Entirely Free From ' mell. The Southv extern Feather C<»., »4 Main Street, Loni.ville, Kv., manufacturer,, of Feather Bede, Puff,, Pillow- and Bolster . W* keep constantly on hand the doest be ) ^ U hv r , nr A( « 0 ..eturers •?. Fe.-tner f),i-'.rrs,all ri/.es. Send ffor pricelist. Cut this oat as vou will see ^ Featmee Co., Louisville, A<i ^ ire«* Ky. K Southwest# .. . ii!f V/HAT IS GOOD FOR MAN IS GOOD FOR BEAST, J. A. W m one nr the an i awe !:i* Street. Mr W 't hi* life to th. -ti dy an i tmi n i he U ceii'i'krea it* autilMl n-MVaptht- uu-rtioHr 1 -/hf*. 1 "' ' j n : “ J tor I that lurst Z» i- writtr a-solvetl to c dim >ubio lor tin* }>urpo'* .>f inter v:» vz m a*u the subje<*t. Mr. Walton talk- •*. « • : **u the matter and Nii*i: After iumiv v« wttv,-«!***»Jew i.J^fr^Vmtlai^Tiki mMy pqrihM ' ^ «' ‘ bmist* sprums n» the lrv ami siuii- lar aflet-Uons. iV< ,lH< l 8 t.Ja<t»b« OH. on dozens t>tC fl that I %\frtr 4 ' ' 1: ■ uow six . ) A. ■^X ,v * ? (/ \ > K\ v a /! : IROQUOTa. w — -h^ slr.i'c I first commenced U'dn^ that Oil horn*-, nnd I Rhall continue to u-v it I h«r—s fiFpriened toCoiiTTHriico usin r y T. T On on in th ##> . My father is over ehrhrv of ajp- anil is suhienH to runny of the afmunis inii<l«‘nt to old age. Anionir «»ihcr thinji-i he has Uheumatic Attacks, pain* iu his inuhs and joints,au>l ut he* in dillcrent jKirt> «>} Ho comment'cd usingS t.J.u*. ns op. •rnl months «inc«*. and after rtibhing lt:rns«*lf - »a*lv with the liniment night and inornin tr. m cording to the printml directions, he obtained th< »e. .st decided relief. Wlienover he lm« ntiv pain UOW Iu* ti**es Hr. Jacobs Oil and it alway* ,iriv ttD' nlv-t-rvation pain nway Xpw ‘tlTia/ ,\ iiiiiy know from l * nnl that .s mmdjftr man .■.* » Hi *■ Further n |»ortfr bring the gratiiying iu telligenw ncim that Aristides W, hb. , r Kid. n >»re.*der M/'otf-Fiinn, near Philadelphia. V.i the of thaffamed racet* Trof|'ioi«, nbov rep " nted. um-s- arid strait'^ r. .1 v«f»R* Oil i it wonder ml remedy in its etVcts um.n his k. His iXjHMiciji »• with Hie Urc.it Ucnmio Hem ed y jnstilicd him ingoing his uinpiulitUd indors<?ni ent of it. and in saying that bis child Krimm sh onld always use i! on the farm. HOSHDTiiv Fitters I>iiiiinlsli«‘<l Vigor Ik roimliurscd in great nu a^ure, to those trGdble<l with wenk kidneys, Btoinach l<y a judiciows which use of Ilostetter’s Ritters, in\igor.ites an<l stinuilates without exciting tb* urinary organs. In conjunction with 'nfluMGCe upon tiiem, it corrects acidity, . ro. * 0pl .e.lu »».l i* in ev.ry wav eon ' d«;*‘ive to health anti nerve repose. Another market] ipmlily 1. U. control over fever mtd ague, and its ])OWf‘l* »mi Ot preventing It. r or «t> by alf Drog«f>ta Dealers veuerally. 0' .1 m m One Dollar A YEAH. The Feetflfory PirjM rJn tho We*t. 4,8 rolnmm ef original and cboloalj-fiolactad rend In# mat tor, printed upon addroM largo, plain typo Unllfid I««uu<l Rtate*, Weekly, mul mn.led to any Ic Um portage paid, for tin** Dollur u l>nr. new a idee fiber g«te • ■mm In m . 8ond for aitiuple copy. Addr««B (HD AGO I.I lKll'K, » Iticugo . IB* ' $5 to S20^;- TiRao* >m«e. 6 f**m l Co ., piea Portland, worth *.*) Mrtae. Ti— d-UNS 9r«fit SarolvarA Weal Oe* C»ul«|M Wmrkm. ntubor.h free. A4«lrcee, IN msaa/Sitp-1%2S3t8S6* W3SBBM )t y<,u rue -t rnuii yon nre fl ofbu -,ip.. v.-tak wHV man <>f b*t t*n< d by Lite rtr&ln <»f « wyf terHfoillii(ff»v , ertiTl<P y/v r dutiffe avoid VS mxhl work, to res* • trtimulaut'?and use ■ tonebiainneiYcand Hop Dttterh. waste, um> Hop B. ir you are ynunfr and ■ ■ xu(ferine from any in db'-rttlon «Lo«i or dintdpa old HyounfVrfitiff<-rin(>r tlon ; it you hit mar rifcd or *, IkitttUlfiUB or from poorLofilUi rely or Ho pH Jin? on a bod of Mick licati, on Bitters. TboiH/mdi*die Whoever youaro. feel IW m, nuallyfrom tm wlteneyer you iH form of Kidney »oino that your Fyrt.rn tbnt Mcedfi detuiHiJJK, ton- J® lieen prevented mlgiit ink without Of iiitojictiUnij, nUmulatjiik, o by have timely of qb fl a uk« t. Bittera. o he 1. e Hop LJ_\ HopBItter* A TTave you dm pepttui, kUlnry. ! D. I. C. or v n mv u corn- J ]i.i abtsolutfi jr,taint, (IIm .'ih*- an f>f the hloinor.h, UYflT-fc HI I j' H Mud Iri • irta I boic> In, 1>I emd, Lkvtk ■iCruokciiiK-nii, <’u re tor liter or nerve# i ■Iu <»r opium, Yon w i II Or cured if you tmej Hop Bittors IfyouarcHim- j Sold by drug njy weak apd NEVER ? pirifitfi. ' P- j.tlfor i',w.«:dr:t,e.|,(ry ' L-ular. in It mar (IT PAI r- A I, L I' t . ’.OP Ilii lMPR finved YrL’ft“Si hun- | M l]f«ceh««ter. ». v. drccig. *- -• irfling'-j ATorgnto. Oct. -------------------TTrTrr irn'—rf WATCHES f'fitalogtse Americfin Watch Tree. (^.PpubLrjlj.l’fi. A Mr***, fffantjar i PENSIONS For Soldiers,^ M are, WUI •»"'*» jet totaled. Peiix'ou. fc r m.y 7,011,.,1 ,j. , , .. HSEfVSrfc, SSTS^lf'^V: i t t! ok .2s'a,Si.. *««».».a*-" _ To v 9 > ^ <P ^ fit TT “JP A eTpeiseee to ! P. O, Vichery, ABKoeta, He. L'NCYCLOP/LDIA 0-3?* ■■i tT! I r ~77~‘w-yiR-rr v -* ft' * • - i v (./ ... TW» i» the tbrsmet *m§ wr J grxni i*'* »r.4 reliable work on Ktiqiiett* a-J Rnedttm » A • h; Mrt.- /tt*-!!e bow tn forro ail tha mtvo/g dutie- of itfe. and how U apj/F*ar • • L-rt oiTbbHgdae. a i dcca-'ons. 4E**t*l*i for qir- . -re coatalninc * rail deeeripfioR of tb* wertf fjnd extra tern e A'idree* NfiTioajtL Pvm iauu* < o., AU»i ’a, G%. AGENTS WANTED To canvaee for oM pictnrep to c*/pi*d lend *-uc.xt:'ni and .Dished in fir»,t-fistt« style, *^',.tM> earn ole outfit fre*,. Haraet »« «apUal recurred. Addreea G. b. htjrDiijh , No. 409 fcir., UbiriMhuigh, I'a. O ’v^° ^ , ° l * 01x411*1 and Fever AND ALL DISEASES kf M:ilarl«| Patsunlnf of tb« R)oo4 A WABBANTJKD CUBE Price, ________A>r rn 1 .OCX iih kv all Drovfi««% MILL and FACTORY SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS. BELTING. HOSE end PACKING. OILS, PUMPS ALL KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTINGS. BRASS GOOBS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE GOVERNORS, 4c. Send for Price List. W. H. DILLINGHAM * CO. 143 Main Street, LOUISVILLE. KY. MUSTANG Survival of the Fittest. A F.IMILT MFDICIVK THAT IMS DF-AIRS MILLIONS »t r.INfi 35 TIMAS! iminiiGLiiiiT. A BALM FOR EVERY WOO’D OF MAH AND IIEAST t THE0LDE8T&BEST IUJ! WENTi KVER MADE IX AMERICA. SALES LARGEIt TIIA’.I E 7 ER. & The Mexican Miistnnpr T.lnbitent hnuB Ih'oh know* Toy moio than uiufy-livopi y«ara Man as tho but ot all I iulnu nts, for* ttiiH 1 least. Jfs pales today aromf larger «Jmui I hand over. It cures when allp! others l'n pcnctnitrs Rkin, tendonDJ Mid everywhere. mnselc, to the very hone. SoWlj L ; *' xr HUI ORLD I Nf I olcitji. • iVw IS’iio *tM*. I lismq vul littorito mvIv Vfl Oui b<< iritl tiiili ' Ini iiifif »» MANHATTAN HOUKOO, is W. lit’i Hi. K Y. I’.O Box 4Nh f ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. ~^v I Bout and Or.eaticst. Hatiftfiiotion . Jf Oua ranterd. Nohllt-r*' <•«»'( Order* I \ / | proi nptly attended to. Apply to |1 CHAS Nt. EVANS. GOV’T mum, 102 W 4th Bt., CINCINNATI. O. 4._. i\ L (MiiiiIfIi' W«»rh «»«* Milk S'nlin i r«* •* Hill, find Th.Mlk Worm,” • j*i *4tdwm “fto. Ni i 11* l.l»* CORN MiilMnihi'in f'OHSlTFM, ■Ji (Joltjln » ck l"i., riuiltd*lj'll!!l. A lining llu* t> i I h is XBor k IH tliH lull' I’li HitltMil INOIIIIK ItOOtl Hill MJllM’h m TWAIN'S r NEW J' 11 Im IM'IiIimII* I£ 1 BOOK \ littT! ‘ TOE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER.’ Witt Olttaeil (til hi-i iic<'vi<niH work*, nn<} off'oi* ro hi Dm bfist chuiiou oi your lifts to make money rapid It. Old agfiitfi will act promptly, mul aocitro ciioioe territory, and we aovine you to do Die name. Outtltn now rendy, Seiulmtonee foreiioulai a and terms to DOUULASH BKOB., A PitiVK, Puldiahara, VuctWMATt, Ohio. i • a s««* m your owu town. 1 •hub »i. i »•. nuifii free. Add It. Hii.urrAOo,, Portland, Ma fHiffiidcd J KnrfiU's/'d t’lt mid thv fit*, mci/ol m i ■ ##il fii'o/CNsPni, /«»• R I ■ OM»P* psi», l.i iiri Rl* | Urhitit tf. BWntnlr i I«WIT< Wit N. IJ M»l/ «/ I ilnl-B 1 lH«ni, »/, Vcrt'oiiA front MRliol rum \rcneefrom mid 4'ot f *—---j-—-_ f , '« rrrn,dvr in* onoui ,, r .i8tr«»innd einkln«cli*»la, AttblSDmn I hnjtun thn uh««» f your IkonTuM l 1 > t v,!, ’t | TPr Vril'T*.’-feT . Imr that 1 ove.’ did in tlm nnmn time durtiiK my Uln«HH. untl with double tho m. .. \\ .11, t’m ti.•>».«;. \ n r v . ..... f t. iThv. iron Tonif* im n MU -. iSK • to.vldr rvnitrntton of t*n»- 7. m.r of f 1 * 011 , IVril- ~ ■ ritin Hark, anti l*l»on T j, phalrn. rrrv ‘i'oair aatifft. uttrponr thr in #*»#•#• ti»»oriatrt[ I it rt/rttihtt h HMttry. nrrrrtt a tierr m •-«*" H£0 :v THE DU. MNWHUINtc ••rite HAKTEff MEDICINE CO., ”' r:* A ; »■ • 4 Uiw u.\.au>\ AN ABSOLUTE WATER-PROOF BOOT. r THE BOSS Hi n Itnj.ervi.HH to mud and water. <>..» pair will outwear three qrdiimry pairs. Fit easy and I.Kik well. Jivery ltuin should have a pair for fall aud winter wear. Keep the feet warm and dry. Pronounced !>_, Farmers, Planters, Stock ■P Men, Kiver Men, Hunters, (Surveyors, Drovers, Policemen, Firemen, Fishermen, I-umber Men, and Mechanics to he the rapn B 23 ST iSizes, .Tk to 11V. Price, 800.00 ja-r dozen. Sample pairs sent by until or express, charges iiiiai prepaid hy us, to any address itjion receipt of 80.00 (six dolhirs). INGALLS & CO. mm WnOLEHALK k Boot and Shoe Dealers ’ mu Iff.ltiW IrOTJISVILI.E; ICY. ■ ,f i •w -I o;,rM This will jipjxMir FfJT'TTOlf m; 'mv. hilt oner., cut. it out and preserve for fu¬ II ture use. Wp\ ft- LAN GEL L; S. fiSTH M A AR Fili FEfiM. m elManeaiiif receivluic uo henefU, I wae««rri|,..||#,j during ti.«* u.t tlv.j yi .»■ n <»t n,y III i-s- to el ton f day andl»fgi»tg«*ld!ilffor (»i«alh ani ; My euttetitm* w-.-e <»»;» “I df-crlpuoti. l.t t erfttrfr ■&MTS. myself bye mpoutoltfie rout) hnrbs *ri«l tutidltog the; irx- Jlqiiie t. * obtain" !. I fortunately fi l^"-: '■ " ' - v„ rnrose „ , . hU after uakt/K *'iie ifilrl of» box can return toe remainder !<• tua prep n f* . and to* -/ .-.Hl|>e*qi —K? jCSJ tuodnmytiur *.tihA pa/kage EJlfE OF CHARGE. Should D y nr druggfat not keep the i ** ’ • an a»-nitl t hy r -< iptof the price S> | .QQ. foraa.1-. by a Sew • ■"■*' V rlly. /ufilr: ■» D. LAXGt prWnr, Weorter. Ohio, or AlRERT IHGftGO, lawatrer, 1<; A»t».r lloufia <>fllr<o, tk nm PETROLEUM JELLY si* •. f| I Used and approved by the leafl.sg PHY 31 - I I CIAN 8 of EUROPE and AMERICA. | I Tho moat Valuable ^ iV- H jrlf' E' # aX sra/s;; k-S.ttiK' tjsSs , iiiBncSheMB. e—tgha, Cold*, SerBTlir^LCr® 0 ^ DiphUwn*. «c, fia agr-abl*form otui MTTtj thoa. ti ut M —at BM* *f «U ear gvia. mg VMotintutaxalty. mmAwu *L - ATTairaiL>»aii , ii*. _ *x9o*iTitn, ** CKsm A box._ ay tu r»«* unuiwa. .... OlLQirx aca.it t. MRS. LTD!! L PHUKAJS, OF LYNN, MISS. a c c a m o gt fe a £ ** £ % ■g •» C' o g J X 2 m JC • £ i, mm V c « 6 * ► E £ w * o FA o o LYDIA E. PINKHANTS VEGETABLE COMTOUIH). Ih a roHitivo Cure for mil I*ntnful nn«1 WraliRNuM. popiunman laourbriti li-mitl*' popmlmtW>u. lewulcupe •■i»{|r»*Iv tho wt.mt form<tt Fewnlaf ktru^ plaint*, oil ovarinn i < • uh^t-rt, lnHanintaiion arul I'Wm tlon, l»alli’i*r and l<i‘-pla«rrm*ntff, and tho o*rii^.juv«# Bplnnl Wt aktu'bb, ai d id ixtrtirularly atlaptcd to tho ChRIiPfi Of tiff. It will dinsoivo and oxtm‘ 1 tnn».»ri» from tho »d* rn»>tf» an t arly *:f tli rclopnwyoi. Tl»o tewfonry to out cmnrn luinn*r*tlioroiH chorkod vorjHitrodily !»y it* lira It romovt-M faint no**, faiulonoy, dofitroyBClI r rav l njc for rtiinulBiiti*. amt roliortMi nroakin-M* of tho Ptomaoh. It mroji B1 'Htintr, flondaohot,, NVrvon* Trottr (lonoral liability, Ih'immei-m and ludi fevtion. That Ocl’nif of Ivnrliy? down. .•an»!rjf pain, wfJftM aud lioc La. Ib”, per "inoi t’.y rurttl I It will nt, till tlnios mul under oil i irruniMfi! ft tn harmtiiy with tho In tliftt fro vcm the fon.fi! iy»» >m Forthoouronf 1 Irtnry 4,'oiuplatnt# «>tf eitl.t i ex 'lita* C’oniponml I* untiur.uiHfiod. I.YIUA I'. mUllAMH VECET.VBI.R (OH* * POUND Is prrpon d at 2U3 mi«i *ni Wontrrn A v Lynn, Slitw. IMdo <11. S!s bottVffw $5. ft nt t y *nait In the foriUjOf pillr. alm» In tho form of lorrufc- *% ttsH'lfit of prior. fl |H»r Imix ft»roiUior. Mis. ilnkfuicv* fmtlyanfiwom ft-l Hlorvuf Inij'iliy. Fiond for jumpl^ let. Addrohi on ah<>vo. Mrtttion this Paper. No family fbould Ima without 1 .YT>1 A K 1 PINKR AM’S LIVER 1*11441. They euro constipation, bUlouin fin and torpidity of tho liver 2ft eento p«r hot. i fltT Solil by all llruiwl>(n> v ft f a V Vm.ry Wj it*»•»» CARDS f,>r 2V r ,; An «■“ ; IUM A for SI.75 bj until. C. iv. BeR'i, ( i. »*.. ietelv Hi'*' Bloo .1 *ud « ; . J <•* throe •Il| OJlttUKO 1 eutir>‘ t *1'in in mnntliH. An- An Will til Re < »u*r j II c aeli nipht. front I ■ • ldfc tvnfored to Hound b-ivllu ifniieh a Mil ♦d.io. Bold ovi r wlieie ><i ent hv Diuil for I. n. .HMINXIN Ac rib, j* #»>.» Mil, fit i nit i )> I'Hi>^ol*t Ml'. COTTON IS KI NG mrt pup i wus JiSJinJCT! KING OF CO . Ti for i'olfon Gin use an.! grnr»al plantation t w«»/ feund in any at her Enfint tn 0‘t Ml? Pamphlet* and f’ricr I.ist apply bv ma . AUl, I'M AN tk TAYU^RlOAll’ANV, *>.'x Ohio. (hjfc’i u I Mil <l,iy IfMt'fi m’IHiih Vl'K«‘l»l|le my pioat Blood IliM'IO MIaiiu. , ." **|>r. bt k l til. i lit A. b AI It* II i |,1), N«W Hmiiio.m * ,N I ^ I * f i t* I «a • Union, Allanta, Da JKorly-one tH.
