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About The democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1877-1881 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1881)
Aunt Sti>an's SnrecMions to a Fretful Wife. Hester: „ exclaimed Aunt Susan, | ceasing her rocking and knitting, and t sitting uapright. “ D,j you know what / your kuslamd will do when you are , ! dead?’ “What do you mean?’’ was the start- ! p v ..a ‘ tie tnil -,i marry t ne sweetest- tempered j girl he can find.;; ■ “ Oh, auntie !” Hester _ began. ished,” “Dcm’t_interrupt said Aunt Susan, me until leaning I’ve back tin- J : and not be taking as good up her a housekeeper knitting. “She may J \ an yon are; in tact i tl: ink not, but shew aft e good jiaiured, She may not even love him as j well a; you do, but she will be good-na- 1 ! “ A hy, auntie—’” llihtisn tali, continued Aunt Su- j sail. “Every day you live yon are rnak- j j ing your husband more and more in love with that good-natured woman, who may Mr. take and your Mrs. place some day. After j Harrison left yon the i other night, the only remark he made j about them was : ‘She is a sweet worn an. ” “Oil, amirie—” “ That isn’t all,” composedly contin ned Aunt Susan. “To-day your hus¬ band Mi us half way across the kitchen floor, bringing you the first ripe peach¬ es, and all you .lid was to look on and say : ‘There, Will, just see your tracks on iny clean floor! I wou’t have my floor all tracked up.’ Some men would have thrown the peaches out of the u-iu dow. To-day you screwed up your face when he kissed you, because his miLS taehe M kiss as damp, and said, ‘ I never want you anything to me again. ’ When he empties you tell him not to spill it; M-lien he lifts anything you tell him not to break it. From morning until night your sharp voice is heard complaining and fault-finding. And last ninter, when you Mere sick, you scolded him about his allowing the pump to freeze, and took no notice when he said. ‘ I was so anxious about ,£ >U that I did not think of the pump. “ But, auntie—” “ Hearken, child. The strongest and most intelligent of them all care more for a woman’s tenderness than for any¬ thing else in the world, and without tliis the cleverest and most perfect house¬ keeper is sure to lose her husband’s af¬ fection in time. There may be a few more men like Will—as gentle, as lov¬ ing, as chivalrous, as forgetful of self, and so satisfied with loving that their affections will die a long, struggling death ; but in most cases it takes but a few years of fretfulness and fault-finding to turn a husband’s love into irritated indifference.” “But, auntie—” “Yes, well ! yon are not dead yet, and that sweot-uatured woman has not been found: so you have time to be¬ come so serene and sweet that your hus¬ band can never imagine that there is a better-tempered woman in existence.” Does the World Miss Anyone. Not long. The l>est and most useful of us will soon be forgotten. Those who to day are filling a large place in the world’s regard will pass away from the remembrance of man in a few months, or, at farthest, has in a few years after the grave closed upon their remains. We are shedding tears above a new grief made that grave and loss wildly is irreparable, crying out in yet our in our a short time the tendrils of love have entwined around other supports, and wo no longer miss the one who has gone. So passes the world. But there are those to whom a loss is beyond repair. There are men from whose memories no woman’s smiles can chase recollections of the sweet face that lias given up all its beauty at death’s icy touch. There are beyond women the whose plighted and drives faith extends those grave, away as profane who would entice them from a worship of their buried lovers. Such loyalty, public however, is hidden away from the gaze. The world sweeps ou beside and around them and cares not to look in upon this unobtruding grief. It carves a line and rears a stone over the dead and hastens away to offer homage to the living. Gough. After all his life-long work upon the platform, and with the high fees his fame and abilities justly command, John B. Gough is not a rich man. His private charities are as large and numerous as they are unostentatious, for this great-hearted man does not let his left hand know wliat* his right hand does. He has met with frequent and heavy losses on account of the tender-hearted M-illingness with M’hieh he puts liis valuable autograph on the back of a friend’s album for ninety days, and the almost infallible certainty with which he is compelled to get it back again for himself when the three short months have floM-n. Mr. Gough ought to be worth $500,000, but like most men whose hearts are wrapped up in, and whose lives are consecrated, to some great work of ref rm, he is not a good busi¬ ness man, and impecunious friends and suffering humanity have got most of the money the great apostle of temperance has earned by hard platform work. Real Heroism. In one of our sleeping cars there WH9 an old bachelor who was annoyed by the continued crying of a child, and the ineffectual attempts of the father to quiet it. Pulling aside the curtain, and putt ng out his head he said : “ Where is the mother of that child? Why doesn’t she stop that nuisance ?” The fattier said very quietly : “The mother is iu the baggage car in her coffin; I am traveling home with the baby. This is the second night I have been with the child, and the little creature is wearying plain” for its mother. I am sorry if its tivc cries disturb any one in this car.” “Wait a minute,” said the old bach'elor. The old man got up aad,drcsseil l.im- If and compelled the father to lie down and sleep, while he took the baby himself. That old bachelor stilling the cry of tin baby all night was a hero. And the man who, fur the -ake of oth rs. "ives np a law ui gratification iu his own house, ot in the social ch' l , is as nr at a hero aa though he stood upon the bat¬ tle field.— Exchange. When others are suffering, drop a word of kindness and sympathy. If they are suffering from a Cold, give them Dr. Balls’ Cough Syr¬ up ; & few dobCs of this valuable remedy will afford instant relief, and a twenty-live cent bot¬ tle will cure the worst Cough. The Queen and the Poor Peasant. ; The accident of royal worthy notice and pat-, nuaee has often lifted persons i and families of humble birth iuto retiue- j ment and places of distinction. An a.1- : venture pointing to such a result the is re late.1 in this recent story of Queen of Italy. the It appears that, as site was driving to royal wood of Liealo the coachman mistook the road, and one ot the gentle- i men asked a countryman the way. The man, seeing the fine carriage and horses, and the servants’livery, thought and all the gay comi»anv, he was being fooled. “ As if yon did not know !” he said, with a big grin. The Queen laughed, and assured him that they were lost Then only did the countryman condescend to Point out the way, after which he walke 1 I off as if fearing to be laughed at again. “ Give him 20 francs foe his trouble,” said the Queen to one of her escort, w ho, ! going after the countryman, said to him: “ Here, my man, is a little present from the Queen o' Italy, who thanks you.” “ The Queen !’’ cried the countryman, ‘ returning to the carriage. “Forgive me that I did not know thee. But I had i never seen thee before. Thou art as | beautiful as a May rose, God bless thee.” And the carriage drove off. Now the countryman, who had once seen the Queen, wanted to see lier pretty face again, and the following day he j presented himself at the palace. | “ I know her, you know,” her he added, mysteriously. day, “ I spoke to her yester¬ and I want to speak tc again.” Thinking he had to do with a madman, the porter was about to have the poor fellow arrested, when the very gentleman who had given him the 20 francs ap¬ peared, and, recognizing the man, told him to wait. He informed the Queen of his presence. “Bring him here, by all means,” was her answer. the When the man was, for second time, before the Queen, he said : “ Yes, tis thou. I thought I hud seen a fairy. tliee Thou yesterday art just an that angel. 1 had I two did little not tell ones without a mother. Wilt thou bo their mother?” “ That I will," said the Queen. “ Then there’s the 20 trancs thou gavest me yesterday. And 1 thank thee, but I want no money.” he went away, crying and smiling like a child. The Queen has adopted institution the two little ones, and they are in an nn der her special pa tronage. To BEHOVE bolts that have been rusted in, without breaking them, the most effective remedy that we know of is the liU'ral application of petroleum. It rarely fails- to accomplish the work, Care must be taken that the petroleum shall reach the rusty parts, and some time must be allowed to give it a chance to penetrate beneath and soften the layer of rust, before the attempt to remove the bolt is made. An ex-consul of Great Britain, savs tha Brooklyn iownseud, Jingle, related that Mr. Chas. rheumatism Sedalia, Mo., was cured of of the worst kind by St. Jacobs Oil .—Indianapolis ( Ind .) Sen¬ tinel. A Roma uce* Shortly after the war a battalion of the Second dragixins was ordered to Fort Laramie, and there Lieutenant Brockhurst Livingston, of the well known New York family, saw and loved the favorite daughter of the old Sioux chief, Spotted Tail, and found his pat* sion reciprocated. 1110 y° UI »g officer took . . her . to .... his house, and she bore him a sou, but Livingston’s health failed and he was ordered to Europe, where lie died. The Sioux girl died of a broken heart in 1868, after learning of his death, and was carried to Fort Laramie bv her father and there buried. Her grave is still annually decorated with flowers by the soldiers. The mother of the young officer has sought to find and educate his son, but the Sioux, either because they have lost sightfof him or because they Mish to keep him, give no trace of his whereabo nts-Lar qmfe City Boomeram• The Ottawa (Kan.) Republican thus quotes: Mr. Harvey B. F. Keller, re confer been of deeds, says: I have lung convinced of the merits of St. Ja¬ cobs Oil, and use it in my family for rheumatism successfully. Pi.ol'UE mIio are in the habit of muti¬ lating coins Mr ill be interested iu learn¬ ing that ly an order from headquarters silver coins having holes in them, or otherwise mutilated, have been given the following values at the postoffices throughout seventy-five tho oonntry : One fifty-cent dollar is worth cents; pieces, thirty-five cents; twenty-live cent pieces, fifteen cents; teu-ccnt pieces, five cents. Five-cent pieces aud three-cent pieces will not be takeu at any price. “Don’t know half* their Value.” They cured me of Ague, Biliousness and Kidney Complaint, left »b recommended. I had a half bottle which I used for my two litile girls, who the doctors and neigh¬ bors said could not be cured. I would have lost both of them one night if I had not given them Hop Bitters. They did them h> much good I continued their use until they were cured. That is why I say that you do not know half the value of Hop Bitters and do not recommend them high enough.”—B M Rochester, N. Y. See other column. - Araer iern Rural Home. In a MS. calendar of the time of Henry with list VI. is one vellum page, filled a of unlucky days upon which it would be “perilous to take any sick¬ ness, or to he hurt in, or to he wedded in, or take any journey upon or begin any work on. th ■* ' w ould well speed.” A Wise Deacon. “Deacon Wilder, I want you to tell me how you k *pt yourself and family wAl the past season when all tbe rest of us have been sick so much, and have had the doc¬ tors visiting us so often?” “Rro. Taylor, the answer is very easy. J used Hop Bitters in time; kept my family well and saved the doctor bills. Three doi lars worth of it kept us we ! l and able to work all the time I’ll warrant it has cost you and the neighbors one to two hundred dol lars apiece to keep sick the same time." “Deacon, I’ll use your me licine hereafter.” In Germany the man who get* but three hours sleep per night is supposed | to be reflect a statesman that his overworked. wife might They never have kept him on the front door step until 3 o'clock in the morning. If tou are “spring j>oor” and all worn out, you muff take Kidney-Wort. It U what you need. Plnek in Death. Co!. Maileson, in the closing volume <rf ),; s frjstorv of the Indian mutiny, mutiny, | i ,„ mnll>n !y called ttie Sepoy gives some curious instances of pluck in j death. Brigadier Horsford, he states, I **had driwn a strote rebel force across that river (the Rapti), and in fording it,. in ,, urBU i t „f them, many men of the i Seventh Hussars and the First Pan jab caV alrv liad been swept away l>y the force of the current, and were lost, j i Among these was Maj. Home, of the s-ven li Hussars, drawn’ont Aftersome search his i btalv was of a deep hole, his I hands having a fast grip on two of the rebels, while the bodies of two troopers w [ 10 ix-ris lied with him were found, each Bttlihk bands clntchine a rebel sowar.’’ was an exhilntiou of th - ruling p» siou stron „ iu avail., and engaged m do- j ing death's work. There -s nothing like . figuring, once men have entered upon it. ”’ fight, from p ew u n i >u (, are h i aw to choice' but when they enter upon it, from the pressure of some overpowering in necessity’ owpable'of there is nothing they are I doing in itscourse, It is said that a large proportion of boiler makers are deaf, which seems to be due to the rupture or deadening of the tympanum, in consequence of the repeated shock to which it i- subjected by the sound of hammering on iron plates during the years of service. From the 10th of t Ictobcr. 1SX1, tor the tne 1.11 1st of W JUiy, Ini v lfik 0 ginuiii genuine rvi. RiK'K Spring Water will be 8lippli6u to CUS* tinners by Ellis & Co., of Bailey " Springs, Ala., at the following rates: Ten gallons in anti-corrosive can.. *5.00 Same can refilled at ... ...... 4.00 Five gallons in anti-corrosive can.. ” 25 Same can refilled at 2.50 -” ... lne gallon* . !I) glass bottles 7.50 Reasonable freight and express rates arc given by al l railroads. This water lias been known for nearly fifty years as for a diseases sure cure for Dyspepsia, Kidney and a sure Bladder, cure of the a sure cure for all curable cases of Dropsy, a sure cure lor Scrofulous cases of the" Bones or Skin, and a certain de¬ stroyer of the terrible thirst for intoxi eating drink that overcomes so drunk- many artl worthy his resolutions. dram for Deprive days a and of three meanwhile give him plenty of Rock Sp nng Water, and he won t want the ' vhl sk >'' £ on1 11 8 J?n- . ^ ^ to ln *V£ I)U ro P 51 P 08 kalis & Co. It will cost only a cent. Sitting Bull says he lias killed twen¬ ty-seven Indians with his own hands. How the United States army must envy him I For dy h pep-in, indi«o«tion, depression of spirits and general # debility iu tbeir various forms, als.f as a preventive against fever and ague and other intermittent fevers, the Fkhuo F flOHPBOUATKD EUXIU OF CaLIHAVA LaHK, iua«le by Caswell, all Hazard Jk Co., New York, and sold by drugg.ste, is the best tonic ; and for pa tienta recovering from fovor or other sickness it has no equal. File* and Mos^nltoas. 16a. bos ffiougb on BsU” keep* * boaee fret from HU*, bed-bagt. roscb**, rat*, mlo*. Ac. now to MKFuiti-: in:\i. tip. It fl range anyone win snflfri from <*frftngem«r*G f °i t>y Irnpnre blood, wiieu mAovili/h ‘ FAitiLi.A and HTtLLiKoiA. or blood and jjvkr MJ. i e will restore health to the physical orgnnir.’tim. lliMwsirejigthcninifNjrnip, pleasant to take, and the IIK8T BI^OOD PURIFIER ever diaonvered, curing Hcrotnla, Syphilitic disorder^ Weakneiw ortho Kidney*, RrvHlpo hte. Malaria, Nervous disorders, Debility, Bilious com Points ami Dieetme of the Blood, Liver, Kidney*, Stomach, Skin, etc. BAKEIU8 PAIN Panacea cures pain iu Man sni Beast. DR. ROGER'S WORM HYUU1' Distantly deatioy* WORMS. Ot"). • AM A tlo m •, \mt ! ' 'yd f I , | # m a* 3 PC Fin. (This KugrhvlDf represents the Lung* in a healthy stale.) A STANDARD EEffiEDif IN MANY HOMES. For ( oughii. ColdmCronp Hi-on< ‘laitla and all oth«fr sfl'cctions of tbf* fliriMil sud |.l T .Mfi.S, .4 U at aud a unrivaled and utterly beyond ull co«ipetit ton. IN CONSUMPTIVE CASES •roaches bo nea; •specific where that **Ninety-flv%** directions p«r cent. strictly are coiiqilieri jvernisnently with. cured Ther , La chemical the oilier sie e no or m gre<iieota to liurin the young or old. AS AN EXPECTORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL. IT CONTAINS N6 OPIUM IN ANY FORM. J. N. HARRIS A. CO., Proprietors, OIKI.Y.VATI, O. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. V.. D. r BULL’S <5, ■• • cj , . GOUGH % SYRUP pT“M. liMssinstvrsscKn 1 °SM W.W W *: ' -f ckrto.on!»$i.oo*^&ouod for only 6<i>< » * ft a KANHATTAH B OOK 00.14 W. 14W. rit., H.T. t'-O. box 4M* S777 A TEAR ui a exp«L ses to sgeau O'llUtlrM. Address P. a. I'lck.r/, Aa.ii.tA, •!. I --- WEATHER—OR NOT. r.i.uf. w . '). i-'K ; ! ,"**>'• i ‘-«*nyr»U'' MJ '"1. th< -e’ll i » outlier oiui 4 v.o: «v t ; : ail think® ’it hi one s to tsy 1 < ]| id ttU to ,, Wt 1 r lirtli*, Mo..! nS** 1 m->> : not f diddntt the weather ( in- important mal.idv *" ’ tier >neUuUug lay Btiril * D •N »\ '5 ' V 1 .-s V ■j? m •W * * m mm H. 8 1 m rT ) ^ s t "t p !—t——1 I I < 7 Imva. nn the Ust of JVrernhcr last. T w»« seized Mil ha sudden attack of neuralgia in ihc clitM, r T| “ng ai ec*<.TueiatinK pain nml almas! prevent in* intense Isvsthtng. ti&UH-*&of Mv the puLse, usually Kl.iei! to -X>; Stomach succeeded, and a “ ,ul - sweat cover. .l n.y .mire l- <ly. * saturated piece of flannel, enough t cover my chest, a with the Oil, and large to relief was almost instantaneous. applied In it. hour! The one taken was entirely the free from pal n, urn l would have train to fill an appointment that nijiht m«a neighboring town had my friends not dis¬ suaded me. As it was, 1 took the night train for my home, iu sit. Louis, and have not bevu troubled trace. HOSH.TTEIK .qWw y U' —“ -'•1 BlfflRS liiniiiiiMltctf Vinor Is reimbursed in great me ami re, l<> tb"8e troubled with weak kidnevH, by a judieiotiH use of Uostetter’s Stomach Ritters, which invigorates and stimulates without exciting the its influence urinary organ*. them, In it conjunction acidity, with upon corrects improves appetite, and is in every wav con ducive to health and nerve repost-. Another marked quality Is Its control over Irver nml ague, aud it* power of preventing it. For g ;l i'e by hU Htla Vealerb vt'flt rally. CONSUMPTION iff CAN BE CURED I DR. HAIL'S m KBALSAi ('uri * (.'ttoaurivdian. I'nanmcnlii. la niM*n'A..i, Hi'tiai’liitil !H flit it 11 Iftrancliit I*. llo.itM‘Hi‘ 1 *, .\-fi)iti:i, (roup. Whnophiv Oi Hitikli. -i»d all Die. isi-e u) li»o Iftrtoiiliiuu iptiiA. Ii aaflilioii mid UciiU i!»#• MrinUi iiii* nf tin* (/ 1 iuh», i ii fin iiied mid poiwoncd l#v file ill and pi-evrOlH (l»« nit lit ewcHfe Hfltl tiulilHRKfl iu’Ionv ilivriicei >vh;. |» nt-riMiipuni it. 1IAM/S < '•vuwiiuipi liALhiM ton i » not iin (ii/tintiii-.* tiitiiudv will (»•« von, ev(«» iHmi’Zli projcHsi,»nu* ii.’ t iilrt. iUNS 0reat KavoxvaFO. Wa.t «ua ruti**** Warka. PttuW*h. tree. A4di«r« r* $5 to $20 *7^.“, i*• PortiauJ, worth S', M*ia*. fr** CJ v *HT WASI* KOKCTt cee‘.t fjTQvhinkera V*n want a irrant h*[3 rT^WL.Vm"^ #f a h*«v* «rvwiti iff hat, „„ SKM iAl.. Ii.j HMi*. U *i>si. Mem. Ii«w*m ot all kau W. For Two Generations The Rood and n launch old stand-by, MEXICAN ML'S TANU LINIMENT, 1ms done more to assuage pain, relieve suffering, and save the lives ot men and beasts than all other liniments put together. Why? Because the Mustang pene¬ flesh trates through skin and to the very none, driving out all puin and soreness aud morbid secretions, anil restor Ing the afflicted i »art to sound and supple health. YOUNG MEN ’ fit,on, addieau YAI.ENTINE BROS., Janesville, W.n. Ii2 t*'k( W tt lf.n C A ' >W CK^iJS r ^ i 1! w r ■£%gSi& 4 m- •; 17 ■ i D HUB r >J!\ rr M UM>i:l»ollh. Wot 14. In.t roc*. (•« Alt-un, C*.d», t, cau. IS olh«r .11 .rtu timUj'J r-yt, -k»mp,ul(.n. A'i 1 r. iCM* CAEI. 00.. UbKIl, ». r. *• i»L pinkhah. of lyh*. mass., Woman onn Sympathiu wfith Woman. LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMFOUND. lx a r«>»itive r»re f»r«ll tko*« Piilntill ('nmptntat* and U>akneM< i soroinmon to our beat iVn»»,l» papnlallftn. It will cure er.tir«*ly the wont form of Female Com. all ovarian trouhlea. 1 nfiaiumation and Tlcera tion, Falling and Imerits, arul the •ona.Hiqent Fpinal XVeakneve, tuivl is particularly adapted to the Cha rge of Life. It will dissolve and evpcl turners from the r.tenw in an early *tage of development. The tendency to ran Ofrons humor® there ia chc eked very speedily !»y Ita nw. It removes faintneaa, flatuk’tiey, destrojraall craving for stimulant*, and rvlievea weaknea* of the stomach. It cures Bhmfing, Headache*, hcrvtm* I*r«»*tration, (loneral Debility. Hlerplcaeueati, iV'praaaiou and Indi¬ gestion. That feeling of ho* ring don-n. candng pain, weigh? and backache, is always permanently cured by it® use. It will at all Ilmen and under all cireunistAncca act in harmony with the laws that govern the female ay***m. Forth* euro of Kidney Complaints af either aez this Compou ml Is un*nr|ia*w®!. LYDIA E, PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE COM POUND i* preparad at 233 and 23.'» Western Avenue, Lynn, Btaa*. I’rioefl. Six bottles for $&. Bent by mail la the form of pills, also in the form of Joaenges, o« receipt of price, $1 per box for either. Mra. Pinkhatu frpely answer* alllettera of inquiry. Bend Cor pampb* lat. Address a* above. Mention this l'ajxr. No family should he without. LYDIA E. FINK HAM’S LIVER PILLS. They enm constipation, blii«m«naa^ and torpidity of the liver. t& rent* per 1 k»*. Ar Sold by all Urugglali. -%% MILL and FACTORY SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS. BELTING, HOSE WNDS^IHONpiPE^mTINGS. BRASS SSSh SPl "SMS List. W. H. DILLINGHAM & CO. • ' 143 Main Street, LOUISVILLE, KY. I For Ohtllw and Pawor AND ALL DISEASES Cactrd by Hfiklarlul PolBoulnir nf tha Rlaatf. A WAKRANTWD OUHK. A#- 1 .OO. for tale bv all Drun*^***. * W **Ad' n ,OU °H n lomi ' T* rna *outfit | If \ot nHBli a ^Tt/A ak- HI man of let owed by dtiticM the i Kirn avoid in of t* night 1 tv toi work, l it ik over niiiL your <n 1 t<» me¬ MtimilantHand u»u lon* brain nei veand Hop Bitter» J wa*oe, um Hop B. dinerctiou if you ar«t yotr.ur diaHiim and ■ Qiu.n sufforlng it from any in or url ; you ar*'mar jl«xl or sinwle, old ■imk vmiiw’, mnlTiuv f ruiu vmkii Wnitti <*r'laiikrNiKh HopQUittern. on a tied ul m ju i«*h, rely on ■ Whtiever yon arc. JBMk Thoite and* (!!<• an o " »h whenever it your you system tort [Ml in 1 form nattily of f r Kidney •• m eottte l nct-dx ck-unhlng, ton-it might : 'Klttuiutfntaricatiny, Itix ot rtimijhiting, lj|H t have by timely Im>pii prevented jggk m n iiwi of am*r H .? p hopB'«»™ . df/a Have yon ,/i(. KuiOt'Ui | O. I. c. or or h it i tHurucoin- 'is aliHuliite ! f>?"int, tlWnw M'toid an Iwmlf-tu of #li«: stonnu'Ji, ’ fY/IYI IIIV i, loo a. J i It(I e h \J A r IMiumIimiiichn r,,rt1 for r ncrvcii Of Upltlltl, , Yon w I i 1 ho IIHI* ciir*Hl if I o hu cot, , Or you tiitc tl 11 . oUjl Hop Bittoro If yon aros/m- P RoMLvdtvar x»ly w <■ r. It uo<l NEVER Mri I.h. Si iuilui U loWK*)lriti*d,tFy i It muy IJt'irtului'. auveyour I i to. ved It hurt- I "IB It FAIL i l(«fhol»f, V. 8. —[y S. ci rod 3. v? A I I.r.fito, Oc* Piles \ ROM* TIC! MII.K. A pi nan uni, PILES r.jHfHMly euro f*»r Or.o pn<;lcag«‘~ four doof*H will enm In ev t ry r:;so. Price ono dol¬ lar. Hold hyDnifrgiHtA or son L l»y mail. DU. loll* I )iT‘Niil«'*i| f*nrf)<*l(l 4 Fin<» Biot . > * A = 1 wanted. A'idies* Rimt Mi»i» and dmrt Uo., Hi. I i. f'.'mlo • I'hCll II FP('»m ) m 7 A 7 rune*, ii'licvfront tion, •'ill ity. m tJi ittmtn*pniie, •• hifitt/, tin Nor T»ro/PHHin»», tvil unit IFfiiil mu*, tiff h'e Hrvarn,*Xc I'nnvatcr*- tho iltatc ng rtrnmtra iJrnentl mriti Hit iHn far at. - all***! not almost i^rmaaeotly Immediate ahutiid. a ad wonderf 1 nsadthrae ul‘ ra«ult*. # T h« o fd en^rwr 1 um , wl mid l '/n’liridtlV.iA vnr'n.dului foroa was ha»a Dottlaaof the Tonic. Hiocn us»n«it 1 huvo done iwiee tt *» l* •up I «7 «p ‘1W In same time durinK my Illness, and with doufrle the e*Hiv With the traruiml norvu und viiforot hody, has oonto alao e clear noee of thought never Imforo enjoyed. If the Tonic has not done iLn work, 1 know oot wbat. 1 Rlvett thacredit. J. P. Watwon, Paator Cthriatfam fgiorrh. Troy.O. iThr iron Tonic 4m «’ rn ipreparation fo.rhtr of iron, of IVr«- !'To¬ ' idmi Hark, and Than te i phatem, amioeiated ahti ith the % Tffft nation, f t nrrrem wry pnrpii one ir tier* Tonic in u ercMuart/., V •mo Sr THt DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., M. tte HOSTS! MAIM STRUT ST. UUlA T fi? m !,V u sat T <l»y sn»I nightga*;>inr for hi «s(h ; my suff«rI qh «*.» beyond d*s<»Ijiifoo. In ilefpalr I expsit»*utc4 aa myself »w«WptfPfRFiiL ».* * mpoufrfflriK roots snd »>srl*t •»■! tribal tog tt.« n.-ffl'in* t*v#^T* t ,ns ^btsln*»l. 1 fortunsUlf Fill MJBUTtS.**» CURE f"r ASTHMA lie -r 0ow„ CATARRH, e*rr**ii*d ua« m-tsmbbemcas. Jn the patientcK 11 1., r>*i * n .j *io«p corril»itab)y. Any pt-oon uol lullr ss defied after tiiiug «<u< thiVrlof al>r>x c»a return |i<s r«m«tv< 1 *r to tiie proprietor sud the money will *ef«ireie4 er iln 1 ..iR. tsnd caos*n«fl»bir me your address i9*Jlon_r»c*tptof for a titel pseksse theprlr#Si|,OOe fRTE OJ CHARGE. Kors«!* by Should all Dru**lsts. your drugg’.iit ii«,t k«-#-;> the remedy aJL. I Addicts Ii. | prictor. Woo ftRfJ, Mnra»*tr, 4o A*Uir ffouao ilfffr*#, ffew rlt f ffy. T PETROLEUM JELLY U«ed aud approved by the leading PH■ ^ 3 a CIANS of ETOQPZ and | I U-Trj Um. It ut M ml Am aU rar (mU ia« Vra.Ua. iaurajjij. aaANS MSAL AT TM1 MiTa.HJIII U CU11 1 t 101. MMmA* AX TUM F4MU UTtMTMMb CflLClflTB • CS L. W T, .•fjpJL Tf Iw /s: ■ HM"- “Mu Race. To the PeopteSoutlk ■41*4.% N»I Xr«..Y aiKl Il« HflOKS A Hist !*. 1. IT** mn4 the crenU •h.CB r» ef*-»l .« p**P*i , »* t delivery. T f wM-ni tear* » ■.Metre l 4 r tie (att'oelA. 3W Ai d. I. t!iinon|hi, M . Hi btrrt, now ! d t»** - I rrc> *4 «.f mw rreiil it*le I he RyuOtit iln ■4, ith teti- «>t ?«s !• X •«*. ftf, 4 may 0 ' 2et*U V AfiVIlte oeratsi* H anfrd '«• a*J , *r it-niiP. *u-l a Hit: OLD CONFEDERATE tv l in 1>*|-’£5 Z th*‘ F«v >,’f. ere l|r ?i X«*w • ■ «i... lUtoa R . iinfOll, • It*, ,i I he Ill 'lef* e«l' h e»sh |>i n • • f-HT t till pi ltd llim-e.l Alii P‘, ■ne «»r lucre - p eein A Of h kiud. are »auud *.* in. i. ; th (etc war, and J«N mk over y».iir o l h t on may find 91 the nndet »igi.e<l W t<l I’aj |tl <Ht «>• More. If fi>u fisei tnf cancel, st.unm, ilw»j» leave lh« m OR tin* er jjlinl a»vel«*ne*. and rnilreM all (onmiaai c i.'mns to N. F. hKEBt.i K, y; W^fl Mi., New York. Guarantee!! Tooth Preservative A.vi a .mre cure for offhoapY* breatb, no ibak.-i from wH«t <htn*a at hi i»s, Btnfl 4.1 tout* in «taui|M, (hr** l*arka*i s for ||. Prof. O. O. PCI.LI TU K. Iriiu AsenN wan) tv-1 f.>r Iifp > f Pre«i4»*fit *»«i • debt. A on •uiplvte, l.iilhfut bistiii Y lro« •file to “iav. , l»y llie vmiwtttt nit.^fa li r,<'«•!.I ..iiu. it, B*m»H til »• aiIt t"i de I iv«* .-It*.IItiMirat«’«i volttiii**. I ill. > - l.t)» r«) lerm.i. A*;* ffl v i.ik .* nplffit ft*» floin 28 to Wl ti-itly. Outsell* any •>t l.< \ |..».h in to |. AcenUMi«v*'i made last. Tiie la»**k «*■ I la line If. Kxp»f t«iM* not iiww* >:tty. I 'uiltii c t»tik/)<>** ! il! Hhflp pi 1 niit* t’nvai-a p-inn fref. (itoKti* hTissni A Portland I, Muint*. rr a rpsTTT?C ct-**. »«»“. ,«.t. re VV akiUlXJU"! AweriM, W»wkV* , 1 'Utot. 1 ,.,.*^ ei Pu m mi N <■ I*... «-«»mineiel» • k lif chaufie tu the M '.lot • Blood. au«1 will entire ® at-iu In 'lirwe niontlb. An v • 'vb* will take one i*1 IT eai*K lo’alf night from It ! t" tiling 12’»«■<’k It • = l id. bd rratorvd u, sound n. b\ II an* mail u f* 1» In a hi* Hold over'whore or *•♦ «» for • 2’ I. S. JOIINHIV aL CO.. » Oafvrt, ui«a luon rli ItMugur, tie, %N«*I ||» at IUM»T| IOK ACIKNTD. MAKK TWAIN'S Til NEW la hrfitli-iiit EC 11 BOOK I lHTt ^ ™ THE Will ouleell all lua lirpvit.Un worka, ntid odt-ia you th* rlienM »f four l.f«> lo make ninney »api«i iv. Old aifpi.u will act promptly, ntui n>cure ehoaie territory, Mint we ailvim- ymi to d llip annif. Oitlbla i.t.u tomly * Sfni at once f.u I'n dilute aiuitvinia lo lX>l)til,AK s Qji0H. v k >' A YNK, l'ubliDhvia, t in mini, Oulu. 1,1100 IfDVTN IV %12TRnTO ‘ FM, T !''' UF£ 0F II im «*.»* ly life lit Hid «*.•» e«’r ass oldlpr ami "Iair*man ; H lion Mini n flml*. I Met rut inn ■ lit* RtioiwidnatUni; hit* •tr(U".'K* (*• r life ; wnn li rfiil rnpcdt'fll Irt'NlMri' 1 , i Ing: rein* iviii to KI Heron} d*-nlh, ete« Profit iiHfty !l+ hoti‘fi(of. H x|i|pmii*l portrait <>i ihrflvld h "ifl 1 f*i*d in. it h • r j w*’np «*f t lie itlnnf ft ftitd it • • die oirk-ohanifMtr; 'Dio imh/ iliiiteni row/Jr*4 hi hi* roll i; * It*» MIIFjfPOflft i I lie ( .dt ri- • fir-' I «*<! the i n woik. Th* if if II for turn for io/rutt in the totS th I i hook. 'Hifflf Mh\ flilkk. A*tJt*w« llll.ll A III) imos.. I'tihltNheiw, Alhuita, 0e« rgia. I S72.‘ utfit W»*» lie*. »i‘j Ad s day 1 1>van st Tsos none M •Miiy < SnpoU, ms- 1 *. f «allj Me hiBiUlMTiait ‘‘The Vrii.n* hiiiI t' *■ Fj.iiimh- ” A buck fot lilt’ y nil IK’ of nil Bgcs Rent bonk Sold by for subscript cniivnsM rn « only ver pub)i-bed. Foi ou It rma uni ten iti rv apply Ht ol'Cc to Soiilhcrii I’ul'Ibhiog New < m , Ia. lh»x I Hi. Or ciittH, meiiw‘bgtfl; E TIC^-SBU-W)' NCYCLOP/EDIA C «E» ?S Thl» In the ett»Np**» nai *ily «^mplsff *n*f reffaMa work bon on Ktiqeotte \‘<‘1 MiinIumn *u»f Hociel t< -«r«»* It (»<!• to pt-if<iriii all Hi* variaqa <intla>* of life *nri h< .w U appear to i lie Wat »dvan tx: oacaeloi**. *««•' nfw H'i oifrfll. rJii'UltfE cenramiiig a full 'leavrij of til* work two! vilra ternu •<> •< mi. A«|. IfPR* ttflNltl Fviuiuii* Co., Al'mii ». Ua. COTTON IS KING «tIT PUS «EL!»* i'otnbilifS rr^KINGOFCCTTON fraiine* I for Cotton Gin ami general plantaftGf* p.'fpu'r*. noi Uarnphlttx found in itnr ether /■ riyint tn th* . ii and Price 1 ht apt*ly by inan 1 f Mh, I MAN 4k TAY U) K COM PAN V, Me -fo ii ■ l\ Onto A Uriff N WA\TRhN th* Bavtand F«atrNi ^ell Iflg Plcioi Oil U'.'-lt *tnt RlbleN. l*i in* • r* .1 m L! p#r cent. NmIiuMhI I’ul>li«billg CJo., I’llll «*li I pll.K. I t. I'tikliNhera* Uuinn, Atlanta, tl».......Porty-Uire*. HI. • ------- ---------- One DoSSar
