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CRAWFORD VILLE DEMOCRAT 1 . O By Edward Young & Co. SAW MILLS. EQUAL TO THE BEST . Fend for Circular. * T I X T O N & ZSOHE c t Indiaiiopolls, Ind. sfebn.im 5,000 Agents wanted for Life of GARFIELD It contains the full history of his noble and eventful life and dastardly assassination, Surgical treatment, best death, funeral obse quies, etc. The chance of your life to make money. Reware of “catchpenny” imitations. "This is the only authentic and fully ideiit. illustrated life of our "martyred Pres Fine steel portraits. Extra terms to Agents. Circulars free. Address, Nationai. Publishing Co., 8febll,lm. Atlanta, Georgia. $2,000 How to Get It! THE MEN AND WOMEN’S MUTUAL RELIEF FUND ASSOCIATION. OF ATLANTA, GGORGIA Pays certificate of endowment for $2,000. The "money The is best made institution up by mutual organized contri¬ bution. ever to give youug people a start in the world. Local agents wanted everywhere, Write for blank applications, and Constitution and By-Laws. J. W. SIMS, Secretary, 4FeM,tf- Atlanta, Georgia, MONITUlt OIL STOVE! Only absolutely safe OIL STOVE In the World. n L | | I 1 BP: j n r | i-O .s.\ I. F li V Stewart k SIGN OF THE BUI OOGS, <$ Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, GA. AUGUSTA EVENING NEWS. :«>:■ 'as. L.Gow. ) John M. Weigee, > Proprietors W. II. Moore. 5 -:o: Tlie Pioneer Kvening Paper of Georgia. INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS. Untramelled and Uninstructed HOT TUG one AN COMBINATION. OF ANY OfJQUB JUNG Oil Our Capital : t xnerteiifc. our : Hriigreixs. Our Reward : Success The Augusta (Ga.) Evening News lias the large m circulation of any Daily Paper ever i-.Mie'l in Augusta, and as an adver¬ tising medium is unsurpassed. furnished applies Advertising rates on tion. RATES OF SUBSCOlPTION. DAILY—1 Year, 00 “ 8 Months, ' 2 . 50 WEEKLY—i Year, 1 f>0 • i (j Months, 75 BIG PAY. AG ENTS WANTED. We want a limited canvassers to engage in pleasant, and profitable business. Good en will find this a rare chance. to make money. Such _ . ,,, 11 plCUSft . . j j • 1> \M UllSWi‘1 '« - THCllt HtatilltC by letter, businf'SS enclosing stamp tor bet‘H reply, en paged in. None but those wli« mean bu.si JieSS need apply. FINLEY, 1 1A Address^ K \ V\ & ( O., 3 Fid). 4, '82 tf. Atlanta, Ga. E. It. SC ILM ED EH, Importer of Fine Wines, Havannah Cigars, Mineril Waters, etc. 161 and 256 Broad Street, u g nst a, Ga O^et.8. m3. Hint K, rrin €• t_R. CUTTi >>. >. ‘■th t- L*al*. Mo. DA> 0R1FCGK Eradicates Dandruff, prevents is return. arrests falling out of hair. >tiiu growth, and prevents it from tundffg gray. The best hair dressing In the w- .fld. Ad, the Druggi-t for it Vh \. DICKEY. Proprietor IL5> Hlil TOL. GEOIiIa, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1882. soticej notice: Ail those indebted to me closed arc hereby January no- j j tified that my books will be 1st, 1882, and those who do not settle by that time will find their accounts H.H in legal hands. I mus t have money. .I irw j Buist’s Gar den Seed ! j ; /a \xr I >5 tils ® TMiavy awtptv I, _^ * ! 1 . 1 i 8 2 FI « 11 11 .( *1 1 SI ., J < ■ 1*4 lit) .Bergstrom. Ayer’s Hair Vigor , For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. A which dressing is at once agreeable, Kl healthy, and ef- | as* fete feetual for pre Upk, EmeU hair. serving Faded the ' or Wf/ ' gray hair is soon Kp restored to its T^StwllIp" wlr’ original color, with the gloss and freshness of youth. hair Thin hair is thickened, fr’ling checked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its use. Noth¬ ing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or ihe glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain be saved for usefulness i can by this application. Instead of foul ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair i from turning gray or lulling off, and i consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dan- . gerous, and injurious to the hair, die j Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a ; HAIR DRESSING, ! nothing else can be found so desir¬ able. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and vet lasts long on the hair, giving , it Vi rich, glodsy lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., I'ractlual ami Analytic^,! Climniaui, LOW-ELL, MASS. MBS. LYDIA E. PiNKHAM. OF LYNN, MASS. jgSifo, n mm*-. ■ /< k- m-V'i ^ r w DI 8 COVEHER OF LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S VE&ETA33LS COMPOUND. The Positive Cure For all Female Complaints. Tl :; preparation, ag its name pipnifle*, ronsintB of Yei^etablb Properties that are hannloss to the most del¬ icate inTalid. Upon oue trial the merits of this Com pound will bo recognized, as relief is immediate ; and when it-* usrls continued, In ninety-nine cases jn a him. dred, n permanent cure is effected,nsthonsnnds will tes tifv On necount or its proven merits, it is to-day re. commended and Ikrescribed by the best physician s in the country. It wJJl cure entirely tl>o -orsfc form of falling Of the uterus, LeucorrhtiMt, irregular and painful Menst ruat ion,nil OvarianTrouI)!‘ , Inflnmnmtion and T'lceiallon, Flodi-gs, all Iiisplacfunents and the con Hequcnt spinal weakness, and is especially adapted to the Change rf J Ate. It will dissolve and expel tumors from the utenisiiian early stage of development.. The tendency to cancerous humors there is checked very rj»ecdily by its use. fn fart it hoa proved to bo the great¬ est and best remedy that has ever been diaoover cd. 11 permeates every portion of tho eystem, and gives new lifeand vigor. It removes faintness,flatulency, do¬ st T ij's allerrving for etimulantn, and relleve-s weakra-sB <»f the stomach It cures IB' nf ing, Headaches, Nervoug Prostration, <U iuml liability, SleepU fryoesa, Hcjiression and Jndl gosfjoji, Tlsat fueling of bearing down, causing pain, wight. ,im! h; kache, Is always permanently cured by its G It ; 1! t all times, and undcrall circumstan. coy. iu t in -harmony w ith the law that governs the femnh system. For Kidney Complaints of either sex this com[sound Is unsurpassed. Lydia E. Ptnkham’s Vegetable Compound 1« prepared at "^.3 and 235 "Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. I’rSix bfittlcH for $ >.00. Sent by mail in the form of pm . aJs<> in the form of Lozenges, on receipt ofpris'e. t l.b'.i, j- r twyx, for cither. 3Ir?. J’lXKHAM f « ' !y answers all letters of inquiry. Send for pain pi;let. Address ns above 3/ettfi'ow this putter. No family should be without LYDIA K. ’’IN'KOAM’ LI- ML TILLS TTiey cure Constipation, BiliouMnesa, and Torpid ■ oltheljver. 2A cents J>er box. Special Notice. Having disposed of tlieTuK Demo CBAT to Messrs. Young L Co., they are authorize.*! to collect and receipt for all subscriptions and advertise¬ ment-due to The Democrat. \1. Z. ANDREWS. i POETRY. death ok THE Ol.u a EAR. ITho following beautiful nopni we *! , originally appeared in the Atlanta Con stitution, and was written by a young frill,..,Iv twelve vp'irs of at>e The n..em niusica'l is ul of mthos noetic IvillKres’er'ved thoucht md “ otViio r vmth “to It S/ nKurn stances under which it was written. 1 The snow lay thickly o’er the ground, The night was bleak and cold, The wise old moon so white and round (lazcd on the frozen mold. The north wind whistled o’er the wold, I The bright stars shone and paled ; He lay upon his couch of snow, The north wind fanned liis brow ; The old moon W'ept behind a cloud ; llis life was ebbing slow ! “Oh ! lias my life been all in vain ; ’ | Thus cried"the dying little year, | ‘Or have I done some been hero’.’ good, The time that I’ve "toe JPve scattered snow o’er all the ground, blown it all away ; Itee watched the tender flowers grow And bloom amid the hay.” “No more for me these joys exist, i'll soon be laid to rest Within the sepulchre of Time, With snow-wreaths on my breast.” ! The distant town clock striketh twelve. , - Tlie ojd year's race is run ; 1 llis eyes are dosed, lie'll never see j Another rising sun. Mournfully the sad wind searched Each field and meadow sere, To find some tender growing buds To strew the old year’s bier. The wind can find no blossom rare To deck to couch of snow, So bringeth lie as a tribute true Holly and mistletoe. And Earth doth smile in joy once more— j While The New Monarch Year Time now is with here, tender hands ! Burieth the grey old year. Ei.WVN Dl l ll, —Convent of the Immaculate Conception. — SENDING US WORD. WII ATTIllO I*EOI*Iilu OV AIM At l'NT TOWNS AHE DOING. The News of Neighboring Counties Cull¬ ed from our exchanges, amt Written I tv our Correspondents—Wilkes, War¬ ren, Greene, Oglethorpe, II mrork, *»lm roo Hie. W AUlt MX. | lFnrrwtfurt Clipper.] Rabbits sell at 1-lcts ready df-ssed, * •U- ’ ion I ri»;r Creek j Slli.,i.,y. ' Our streets to Mr. Conners need a 1 shower of pebbles. Tlie brass band are looking for their j new set of horns. During (he freeze some of our citi¬ zens made ice-cream, Mr. J. T. Lee is quite sick, but we hope lie will soon be on foot again. The Clipper office requires tlie service of four printers tins week. Mr. Joseph Raley’s residence will be pretty when completed. Mr.Uamie Ivey and his briiIe(»w.Vfiss Kitchens,) seem quite happily matched. Mrs. Martha Harrell’s funeral will take place at Flim on the bill Sabbath in April. Mr. Molm Moore and .Mrs Dollio Hawkins were united in marriage Feb¬ ruary 2nd by Tev. T. J. I’ilcher. We understand that a general meet¬ ing will lie held with the .Jewell's Bap¬ tist church. the blh Sunday, in April, and on Friday and Saturday before. Married, in Lins place at the home of the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cason, on Sabbith evening about ff o’clock p. in., the bill iust., Mr. .1. T. Long to M iss Ellen N. Cason. Mr. John Fuller, ner Carnal,, died Monday night ot dropsy. He was one ot our most aged citizens having reach ed his three score and ten. lie was highly respected I y bis neighbors wtio were much moved in heart over Ins death. 1 (iRK.KMC. | Hero,Id and Journal.] Groeues’-oro, ' The people vaccinated. of are gen- I eraliy being Miss Fannin 11 inks, win* is a great, favorite in Greeliesboro, left for tier j iioim. on Mombij bist , A wild cat weighing tunuty-one j X. Smitli ol tins I ouiiiy, ins (mice. The youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. L. j W. Tl.onq.son, a pronnsmg boy aged ; suss ....... Tin, Ctsl.ml .....1 »n»« ««». Lto tratt*cl inanv old sliaiiu-trust^ itlon^ lb*; streetsinGreeneslH.ro, and broke off the branches of others. Journal. , , Just , as we go ,, to prf*ss, ’au ant i 1 Km nut Siiei wood died at the residence of her *ttint, .Mrs. i*. W\ Print,up, near { nion Point, on last 'J'liur.sday morn ing. Walker was burned last smnmer. It now appears that some of tlie goods, which it was supposed were l.urucd with *1 the dwelling, (luu.iiinff ji na\e m o sitKu* since Iw't'ii net i found in Hie possession ot Emanuel Ment and Joe Hutcherson, ire.dn.en U —. a warrant sworn out by the .lg r* of the ( on tinental Insurance (.’uinpaDV, \s*li*» i ,id insured tlx hiimt building l^gn-t.s \n t*nj brought bef ) ■ J. A. Gi illhi. Esq.. 2 on hear 'A 1 tor BE NOT DECEIVE]) j$y |>j as t ers claiming to be an improve menton ALLOOCK’S POROUS 1’UASTF.BF. ALLOOCK’S is the original and My genuine Porous Plaster; all othte soeifll ed Porous Plasters are imitations. Bt> ware of them. See that you get an ALLCOCK'S PLASTER, which , guarnteo , . has we > effected more cod qe.ck.r cm than any other external Remedy. Sold By All Druggists, fl Jtut.-14,'82-ym, « b’; ■« I WWHWW if 11 Q ij h & s** i In: a sV. 1 Mi Si K 3 For tbe Cure of Coughs,^Ads ! Hoarseness, Eton chit is, Croup', Influ enza, Asthma,WhoopingCougl., In cipient Consumption and forme re liefofconsumptivepersonsin Disease. For advan¬ Sale ced stages of tlie j bv all Druggists.—Price, 25 Cents, Wv-t^KaaaCTtwt-vsni- Mmiuiree A* m % I 5 3 <P .'ll 3n Unfailing ForallSkin) Diseases * Remedy SU cii as TEfTER.ITCH.SORES. WRNCWORM.V PIMPLES, j XERYSIPELASvi ^BLOICSES c. i i .. .( i THE GREAT CURE FOR ! ITCHINC PILES Symptoms tiro moisture, stincin;-, itching, worse at night; the socnw the os if pin-worms wern often crawling affected. about A rectum; priv? t ^ parta arc e a pleasant, cconomicat ..ad positive cure, SwATNK’g Ointmknt is superior to any article in the market. Sold by druggists, or Bend 50 cts. in 3 -ct. Stamj*. 3 Boxes, 91 . 25 . Address, Da. Swatne & Son, X*hila., Pa. mom ff-h ■wri, iiiwariiri’iiw h INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL I TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. I l Loss of eppetit?,Nausea,bowels costive. j Pain in theHesdjwflth a dull sensation in the back part, Pain under the should, : r blade. fullness after eatiqig, with a disin¬ ! clination to exertion of body or mind, I Irritability of temper, l.ow spirits. Loss I of memory, with a fueling of having neg¬ lected some duty, weariness, iJizziness, 1 Fluttering of the f! eart. Dots before the eyes, YeKow f kin, Headache, Urine. HestteBs neas Rt night, highly colored IF THESE WAKHJNGS ARE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON Bfc DEVELOPED. TUTT’S TILLS },r ^‘ * i'tYrr.i f ‘ •im-liaelianga to stH’li ch seN.oiip s of f<*<*lin^ ns to Hstoiii -ii 1 Iir siiifei er. The.’ I (he f'ls'stt. \ |*|K-ti*e, Gjgm hh< 1 cittisf tb«^ bod' It, suit !);/■ pvsterri t« itniii’litl^d.Htel l»y 11 *• "’IVinto Aftiwnon thu (Motive KcipiljirNtooUiup pro dured. cents. :i& Mfnri’a.i 2V.V. TUTT’S HAIR DYE. Gray Hair or Whim; "it> < hatig*d to h f* t.ohky Irnj TU.A'Nc by a xinirle affplication liiftaiiUuiBouHly. <->( fhis Jjyk. It »arts a natural color, »r, frets Hoi' l by Driigt'i - *h. or m-ih bv <*x pr»- W Dffl. Office, 35 Murray St., Now York. fP Ur. Tf iT’S If A M"A f. of VnioaM* f nfurirmf ion and h ™Um*Tu 1 lUrdpb will W mailed F'KI'.K on application.J over c bimwfofI iN sendT CAT// " On' 0 ^ j , DAVID.LANDRETH &S0NS. PHllA SMrtp ^ OrscRlff-rh c£^ w ztyLron •x» Tf iss 2 ^ C r vv.T.r. to *11 *r i d w ’h ' 1 t t*rder ’C it. It f r.Giirs five c< red , ; atet, €' b cn vin V,: ■■t - iful full licsc.-.p" -31,; ' «* ao-i •Ir.tri, • .aiiLT g . ‘i vari* ’ • * <*f Vegeta f tac Flower reed*, 1 ««, Fro . tU ' V*.'- ftbie to M,f. ific&ivest error - . • V-. ; • ' 4 trior* reliable for planting to tbe f -/l* th • ’ * «•»►* cate. tt '' « « inak<*» xpectalt v k—er. a: d Mark-1 Ga-:- *-*t. Addr« B. M- FE5.KY 4 CO Detroit M*ch. i trial at theMarch Terra of the Superior C ourt. jj frs . Leonora Clayton, of Greenesbo to. has some very interesting ancient « ™. T ,,tlv.tol th. of inspecting.. ihey were secured from an old burial ground, at Ancon, near >nraa, by liev son Win. 1. Clayton,then Vice Consul to Callao-wlio was on the i ^ ilnd recovered *>! 1'™**"““°”. these curiosities *. «« in » no inoistuue »',;><« in the sandy soil ot that province, llus abode oL .the dead is coeval with tlse Incas. The men it would seem, wore buried with their I weapons—the women with their knit Ung , iew n ea a mi pieces of cloth and thread they had spun and woven; and in every case an ear of corn, or shelled corn. wir.KRs. | Gazettr.} Work on the bridge ;tt Smith’s mill has been recommended. Wmk on the new brick mill mill will lie commenced next wefik. Tim Gazette denies the report that small-pox is in Washington. Mr. Milton Reese has purchased the mare recently owned by W. W. Simp¬ son. Mr. J. M. Hackney has moved the store formerly occuR-ed by ' Cnpt. J, II. Walton, .Some parties in Washington have been shipping turnips to Atlanta as an experiment There hasn't a sound of a hammer echoed in the new church building in two weeks A chimney attached to Mrs. Lizzie Smith’s residence, fell down during t he freeze Monday night. We understand that the relatives of Hill Johnson are going to try to recov¬ er damages from the railroad. The young people enjoyed an old fashioned quilting at Col. Willis’ Thurs¬ day, and a festival that night. A negro was arrested and lodged in jail. Wednesday, for appropriating an ax down near the the Cross Roads. The new rector of the Episcopal church, Hev. Mr. George, arrrived in Washington .Sat urday, with his wife, We understand that George Heard, colored, lies taken the contract for the new mill for one hundred and fifty dob lars. The sltow men started to pujl down their canvas in Washington ana move on Sunday morning lint the authorities hid them stop and lay over until Mon¬ day. The (lying jenny me* folded their tent on Monday morning at Washing¬ ton and silently stole away ; with a considerate amount of cash, in the shape ot niekles and dimes. sFijfkWk. [ Me Duffle. Journal. ] A larger area of small than usual has bwn sowed. Mr. Marcus Reeves, of this vicinity, has hewn very ill, but is now improv¬ ing. Nlr. Smith Megabee is keejiing bach¬ elor’s hall, and Hob Smith is to fol ovr suit. Tlie Walker Hrotliers, I)ea. Mutes, gave three entertainments in Thomson mi Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of Lliis week. Died, in Thomson at 4 o’clock on Thursday rimming last, Feb, 2, 1882, Mary Lou, aged about lb mouths, in¬ fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs' li. M. <; mss. We regret to announce that Judge deuce in Thomson. We l.ojie, howev er, to ji port his condition improved in our next. Dr. Juliiison. of Thomson, with some of liis medical brethren, amputated tlie arm of ileury Chain, colored, last Sun¬ day. The doctor said the other day that iiis patient, was doing very well. Mr. Win. Tulley was instantly killed at liis tii'other's,six or eight miles Inflow he Deal hud ing on been .Sunday going last. about It seems the yard that j shooting at different objects witli his 1 pistol for some lime. At tlie time tie j Wsis killed in: was standing in the door > when the pistol was db,charged. The ball entered below tlie chin, passed up ward through the brain, and lodged in i tlie head. Tlie Virdict of j Coroner’s inquest was that the shooting was accidental, -- Olil.KTIIhUIT.. | stt/Mhorpe Meko.] Day hands ate rather scarce ammid . ( i , Loxiimton ; "/ . l Sanders S ;'®^ w ^ is quite 1 sick tlie ” ■ rl vv — I^rxiii^toii ......... turns out S-f moie teachers j than any |>lace of its size in the state. „ lilk e but two days visiting for rumor to inarrvaeminlc in Lexing-, ' Sam Cam,,1**11 and Miss M at tie Her-, ry, were acre married near Crawford, oh Tliursday night, the -GtJi of J^ouary. We have j, ... ;lV 4 * lieJtid of nom fwnwr« There was a wagon load of sweet po l;ltoes ,,, Lexington for sale Tuesday, something unusual lor the tune of yf , ;ir . 1 lie safe in thr odinarc’soffice which has been quite, a tame ot ™*'* X *W0™. tor sometime was on last uesuay receive it ami an order passed requmig Uu$ couu- , l v Treasurer to pay for it. J,. is t Tuc„dav morning Mr. Pone M !• rj •qoo^Ei to town ;uid turiitd i over to the fender mercies of Sheriff 1 >oster, one Frank Hell, col., who had i taken quite a liberty wilti meal and sy rnp belonging to Mr. Jackson, apppro I'l'ii.tlns them to hi.own « • — ‘A Bart fold or DiBti'Wing Cough •’> ( l)rv, parched, sore throat, pneumonia, j 1 Iirniwhlw and asthmatic attacks,weakened all these and debilitated state <ff the system t^S^SSS^tUSV& •> q-j,,, |,rst dose gives relief, and the rv worst cough au l sore lungs yield to its heal j big ‘Swaytie’s properties. Pills ” should An occasional he taken dose, to keep of ! 1 ' 11 ’ bowels free. They ure excellent fob j "'P'' 1 Hv, ' r and ,,iih,MS ‘’omnlalnts. j “ ' I A Healthy State, j People are constantly changing their j homes from East to West and from North j to South or ‘ vice versa,” in search of a , healthy State. If they would learn to be contented, and to use the celebrated Kid¬ ney-Wort wliep sick they would ho much better off. The whole system can bo kept in a healthy state by this simple but effec* t\ial remedy. See I a rue ndv. JURY UST oitA.xp jvvoks. Mike Taylor, Win- If 1\>sk, John M Mur,. i dm, f L U Hillman. Joint Rhodes son of John, Wni V Rhodes, John II Mitchell, It IX Sunders, Wm M Luuceford, Wm T Woodruff, Gca M Fuss, 1! F Moofe, S A Daniel, R S Taylor, John 15 Flynt, John II Jackson, fifijith, Win Jordan, James A Cox, John T Maun Sylvester Stewart, Jack Gorham, PG Vea/.ey, E h I{y,daw»y, KT Kendrick, Wm burke, T F, Bristow, Wm T Chapman, J S Chapman, OweuP Moore, .las. (I ltrookn, TRAVERSE AVUGUS. Garland Cosby, Thomas Ghana, Wm V Taylor, G. lb Gilmer, JamesL.Xhaipc, Win/ H Aloof*’, Walter T Nelson, JultufcC Kilw.n/ JorY dm;, Elias S Allen,Wesley Taylor, Keating, Osi’s Mitchell, Albert ft SleveiJ Alexander R Stewart, Frank it Tayl/, l)a/id Henry A Harper, A Well q O,acute, Wiitnlns, A Saggus, Thumps Kingjohn B Win X .Stewart, .John E.'iemlovvs, Joseph II W’heeler, James 1J FI Hit,,James >1 Mead¬ ows. Wash Avery, Ret hell J Mann, Alex¬ anders Meadows. Josiah Brooks, James B Rhodes, W vattt A ^ Ogle-tree, Reuben }l llill, Simeon Ivey, Tlmmas J Rhodes, Wil¬ lis Cany, David E Lunvetord. ProJUukt# Patteuts, These most wonderful and marvelous sue. ee.s.s in eases whore persons are sick of wasting away from a condition of mlsora bleiiess, that no one knows what ails them, (profitable patient for doctors,) is obtain¬ ed by the use of Hop Bitters. They begin to cure from the first dose and keep it up until perfect, health and strength is restor. ed. Whoever 1* affleted in this way need not •u8j>r, when they can get Hop Bitter* —Cincinnati Star. The popular (xrojutboe against pjoprtet*- * ry remedies has long since been cMiquered by tlm marvelous successor such remedy as Dr, Bull’s Cough Syruv. Used every¬ where by everybody, Price 2.'i cents.. IVintpoHcmeut ol Trade tissue. Owing fo the fact that a number of advertisement were handed in this wtek too lute for publication, our trade issue will be postponed another I week, AH those who have not taken advam tage of this must do so by 'Tuesday next as the coming w< ek we will posr lively issue it. Those who have any »»formation m regard to onr ooimlv woufil oblige us by earning in early.) « »i — ,scal|i« Twrtnciitc4 wH> Ihnitru'l, itr Hcald bead nro made lieulthy with Glvim's Sulphur Soap. Of at I druggists. Hilt’s Hair ami Whisker Dye, black or tvravvu, fifty cents —^Tept,hin.a (Tcetldng Powders) cures Cholera Infantum, Diarrhoea, Dysentery. Ctelleriv Morbits, Ooltc., Thrush, Hivesx Eruptions and Sores uf.»»|the Sltfn;»enu»vea and prevents the formation nf worms in children; Allays irritation and makes T« < thing easy aqfi not a period of suffering aMC { ,| lV ad. ♦;t>t All call m( MiPA TVn-Ve is \ ^MMlain indent t»n Mm GeJir^ia rouh* n**d G»v hi'-. eool t <Iry humor. In MiweomivcMon a first-rate joke has been told us mi him. \bn.ve <*r near Slim, Mountain is a juvst-ofTiw. but (veent tv established h.y tiw enimeut. Tliero i* not as general thing a very large-amount hag fm U»wlov»iiis a tremcmious onejarga enough for three husluds of coin. Oil A Hi,, ;.hc agent justfound one ,.os ................ ;r *. {j S Dung.' 1 Im ivuut . . was (cached . , H.e tre-. Ions mail was fitted off, am. Urn agent rcw’ivedtlmhag RomUte new post-oftce. H 1 ' oi»cued tlie sack. He shook it ; noth-. nig <amc out. Uetefltiuit. Xotlffng. De, spaiv planted itself oh lus face. ”4 11 bo diirnidl," sa’M Uic a^'iit hi disgust, “tiyiA Inform}) pfwMonsi-er has got nn> for t.tlCS...... known . Chicago, a larty well as a tor to the Western press, sfio ascri’, c> th T; bv xif/ti.o ‘.‘ V niires to ivUt/ natexfi^ui^v s, 11 hiw^y of Horehound au/tf Tar. “Mv foughj- slm says *’ “tUrentcli t/'.t .1 to .suffocate Hortfl.ounrt me- " * 49*1 *■ * the Ho,my -f truce of it." rem I every -y tl , r vvas ..... „iy U a-i.u in Uiis city, who has j,i a( axi it a; tm* dts|aisal iff C. X' CMfs - tkstoX, 117* Fulton street. X. \ Pine’s Timtiiaehe WAW W Vol. 6.—No. 6.