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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1884)
THE SHEFFIELD BOOM. tt'hntis Brine Dorn- at Sheffli-M. Ala.-Mal . liiK Avnuif,, Street* and It ail road* -The C oimit^ .>aJe. I here never was nn enterprise begun ’ 1 ,^ r lu '9 r ® i^rerab'e auspices than the projected city of Sheffield. Its location on tile south bank of the Tennessee river between I uscumbia and Florence, s tu ated on high bluffs that command a view lor miiesot ’hesmToundingcotuitry, lie healthfulness of the place, its fertility and proximity to tbe immense coal anil iron fields and its many other ad van ta» ges have attracted the attention of cap itahsts and manufacturers, while the newspapers in nearly all the. states, wi h favorably hardly an exception, have commented on the flattering prospects of the new city. A reporter, wishing to obtatn . the called W information the about Captain Sheffield ,T. F. at office of Buike. cue of the executive committee of the Sheffield company, and "ho has just returned from the north, where he has been absent a month on business connected with the new enterprise. In response to au inquiry about Shef field. Copt. Burk said : ' “We ?hall have to take advantage of the columns of the press in answering the questions that have accumulated m regard to Sheffield, the new north Ala barn a city. We have headquarters for information in Atlanta, Nashville, Mem phis, Tuscumbia, Montgomery, Mobile ana Selma, but it is impossible to answer each man separately, so great is the in terest taken in the ma ter. So we will answer “When through does the the sale press.” take place?” “It begins on May 8th ” “How will it be conducted?” “In the fairest and most open wav. Not a sin, le lot will be sold at, private sftle. The lots, as platted, without will be,put np nt auction aud sold prefer ence or pri-judice. Each bidder will stand on the same basis terms?” exactly.” “What will be the “IVe will ask only one-fourtli cash and the balance in one, two and three years. Our object in selling for so little cash is to allow the buyers to keep the bulk of their money for building. V/here a man with a thousand or so dollars can not afford to nay cash for his land and at the same time bui d a house, we take only one-fourth for the land aud let him put the rest o'f his money in improve ments.” “Will there be large att ndauce at the sa e?” “The outlook is that it will be the lar test crowd at a land sale ever seen in the south. We have aimed specially to avoid making it anything of a frolic, or attracting the crowd that usually go on excursions. We will have a big crowd but it will be a crowd of earnest and quiet business men looking ' for homes aud investment. “And whv should it be a big crowd? The-iteof Sheffield is in my opi. ion and in the opinion of everyone who has seen it, an ideal site fora city. Jt is the most beautiful spot I ever saw. The bluff is from 25 to 125 feet altove the T«»«eo „V«, wUeb » tall » »»l» wide at that point The growth, ground is roll ing, with noble fresh the climate is delightful, without the Besides possibility being of malaria or epidemics. ’healthier and handsomef ^comparably “S»y 4 *e™W„ cu.«« nooga, its neares nva , aD LouCthe 8 _. erSt „T.. g reat I? iron market and I tion'direct'tothfficity. 1 j tindn A considerable G Sheffield alreqdv £ done bv the river When at work and the new mil w ad is finishfd the iLhlr river trade will - ’sent and othm ?^r^nd nr duete will be nrefucte bv ol water thelrest to St tk !t,Lk ^ the 1 Imat S to 1 be distributed r to Wnffi ts throtu bout the niercial n )Ut 1 ^ point nrit it Jl.L wi I h e snirin ■ 1 ^ thhkYt , nfi home. TH) I do not think it wffi have in e eq U +n„ the road finlolvrrl finished the the coal coal and and “Is « T to to iron fields. cames “It is it graded o “ abouhJlOmfieswhic !L than Ui ’Taaa 1 000 l hands are tlt.lvl™ now, tw 01k and this road own largely of the stock m Sheffield—the personelle of Ao two com PanU8 men who ln ^ntro the Memphis 1 and Charleston road and the East'I ennessee and Virginia system are heavily interts- the ted in Sheffield. This secured to new city a railroad of its own, penetra ling the cool and iron fields, the good will, certainly, of a system of nearly 4,000 miles of road, and a river which leads-from its wharves to the water ways of the world.” “Where will the largest number of purchasers come frotr? Purchasers will come from every quarter. There are already at Tuscumbia families from Ha* kota and San Francisco waiting to pur chase ground and begin business. Large numbers will go from Birmingham arid Anniston composed of those who failed to get in early in the speculations of these places, and are determined -not to miss tbe tiiieffield opportunity. As an instance, one of out stockholders bought a lot at Birmingham three years ago for $2,000. After holding it one year be sold half cf it for what he gave for tho whole. Sometime ago he directed his agent to close out his real estate in Birmingham, in order to invest in Sheffield, and he was informed that the remaining half of his lot was now worth $30,000. Now there will probably be but one auction gale of iota by the Sheffield company, and those wno purchase then will get the “underhold.” Tares or tour hun ered dollars invested . at . „ the ... beginning in Texas, Iowa, Arkansa-s >>ew limited Hairtp shire another places, who have sons desire to movetj me new cu., vest tfieir mesns, in order that their efin '“2 »*a?.qgg*-ia Z general property immkUi. KJatlStaMS-tka-^ Sheffield There is no disputing the in iron faetthat has the advantage man ufaefure. Here it a New York paper that contains a long article about, Shef field, and it truthfully says that the new city will rival Pittsburg. Pittsburg Sinning ham is now soiling iron ia at a lower price that) it has ever been sold for there, and Sheffield can do better than that by river transportation, for Sheffield c»n sell iron in Pittsburg for less monev ihan it can be made lor by t he Pittshur" furnaces. iarge Here is enough of itself to build a city. The reporter thanked Captain Burke for the interview, and picking up one of the handsome lithographed maps of Sheffield took his departure, promising ' ca q aKa { u Ma and piher infornlat i OB cheerful? ; furnished free rki5 upon Atlanta; application Major to Cap Mn j F Bll A. H. Moses. Montgomery, and Col. W. if. rwffin ’ TnR.-iimhi»‘ J ' ___ __ THE CATTLE DISEASE. - Iteportoi Vetcrinnry surgeon Holcomb bii u* *- sn <•< t. The United States Veterinary Surgeon a £ Fort Leavou'wortb, Dr. Holcomb, de tailed to investigate the cattle disen-ee in Woodson Countr disease reports that th« foot ancl mou th exists in a severe j or;n and M t {} )e dreaded anthrax, or tiiaok leg as at first supposed, which ia much more fatal, killing 80 per cent, jje did not expect to iiudfoot and mouth disease, but was prepared to find an thrax. The foot and mouth is a specific disease that take* its own time. Tha majority of the cattle examined showed the characteristics of this peculiar discovered dis ease. In the more recently cases very high temperature was found which belongs to this epidemic, about 104 deg. Farhenheit. One of the most positive proofs of the correctness of the diagnosis is the death of a calf several days after the mother was taken with the disease. The disease poisoned the milk and thus killed the oalf, which was only a few clays old. Tho characteristic ulcerations of tho alimentary canal and mouth were also found. When an aui mal is attaeked.it tieoomes feverish and stupid, and the climax of tlie disease is the rotting off of the hoofs, followed by death. In the instances in the present epidemic the disease is at present cou fined to North-eastern Woodson County, but as cattle have gone to other parte of the State from there since the epidemic broke out other localities are apt to be affected. While it may be a great loss to the owners of the stock, yet to de stroy the herds in which the disease has appeared would be the best, aud safest course to pursue. Those who have lost their feet will be of little use for beef, as they will not easily fatten. All herds in the neighborhood, whether affected or not, should be strictly quarantined, Cattle have been known to take the dis ease several Months after others have recovered, but by mixing the herds it has appeared again 111 as virulent a form as before. A microscopical examination of the milk shows traces of the poison Wlj lhr~ »««» .nio.l recovered. If any of the cattle now affected should recover it would b« a dangerous thing to turn them on the range in the summer. There can be no question 2 that the State owes it to itself . M Mullagatawny Soup; - A lesson in soups was given in Miss Parloa’s cooking school, New York, and "bite stock, mullagatawny, bouillon and consomme were prepared w<L before the class. White soup first made. To merek four pounds of veal, which had been sim in a gallon of water for four hours, was added half an onion, a pars »ip, a turnip and a stick of cinnamon, Tlie soup was then cooked one hour longer, and strained through a sieve when it was ready to of be mullagatawny, served. In the preparation a fowl wejghing three pounds, three pounds [ of can veal, two large onions, wo large slice8 r , { carrots, four stalks of celery, 4 three tablespooufuls of’curry-powder, of butter, four leS poonfu! ’and tablespooufuls of flour, salt used. pepper, and five quarts of water were A chicken fat, equal to two table ^1 ^^oiip-pot “°^Mch ierefut‘ft cocked ' wereVffiTto and twenty minutes with frequent stirring Then the veal was added, and the whole was cooked fifteen minutes longer; then the chicken an( j water were added. The soup was and set back where it would g j mm er slowly four hours. When the chicken was tender it was removed and ge j. ono s j dej while the soup cooked. After the soup was bolted tlie butter was melted in a frying-pan, and tli ( e dry flour stirred in till the whole was a rich brown, when the curry-powdsr was added antj it was removed from tbe stove. This mix ture was stirred into the soup and it was then cooked half an hour longer. Then ft was strained and returned to the soup kettle aud the chicken was cut in small pj{ g _ Seasoning of salt and pepper was added and the soup simmered thirty minutes longer. The Chinese custom of decapitating their enemies slain in war is explained by the statement that they believe that the appearance af a person in the spirit world without ahead is prirna facie evi¬ dence of having committed some crime, and punishment is awarded accordingly; Hence tbe horrible mutilation which took place on the evacuation of Shanghai by tiie Tuipings, when the imperial offi¬ cers gave orders for the decapitation of every rebel body. The Queen of Madagascar, at her re cent coronation, wore a dress of ivory y -n. Effirularly dignified gmn and ; oCTmtenance, D y . * rM%r<£g“ttgg dovs it happen doctor ” asked ’tor of wr'p. ISS-■-» SSrfSTSiu. 4* Ik. « , AUD v L It QPlTmT-ROY Gvil'JUC In I TUYQ I .11 O. a bah hoy wiio c.u ski* a sensation on examination u\\. How 11 ('fliittutloQ wn 8 Staried !»▼ tin* P«'« claim «*r—Tin* Solemn llinniiy *>1 tl»r Teacher amt How it was llrokeu. Our school-teacher was one of the kindest , men living, but he was a strict disciplinarian, and anything laughable seemed to him to be wrong. Some of the school-boys felt hurt at this, and thought if they could only get him to laugh just once, so he would know how it felt, it would do him good, and not do the school any hurt. So oue Friday nfternoon when there was going to lie au ‘exhibition such as speaking pieces »*V* I’"* «P * B» b - At form one of the ^ ***** father , kept amrocery, , brought up about halt a pound of black snuff. The snuff' was parcelled out to all the boys, a “pinch” to each, and at a given signal all were to take the snuff, and watch for results. The red-headed j )0 y Vt - ils to go upon the platform to speak “Bingon on the Rhine,” a»d when ho got to the proper place ho was 8ini ^» an ^ sneeze, and the rest were to follow suit «r trump, Tn® school-room was lull ot msitors, most of them parents of the boys, aud the teacher was in ins element. The teacher told tho visitors how the school was progressing, and what improvements the scholars were making, and then the good mini announced that there would be a declamation by one of the scholars, of •‘Bingen on the Rhine,” and as the red-headed boy came out of the aisle with boots four sizes too b.g, and pants ^ fashioned wo 8)zee too “stock ftznalj, around with his Ins lather neck, a old- and tumbled up on tl.e stage, as a boy al tumbles when lie wants to do nny thing nice, there was a titter on frowned, thepurt ?! t be visitors. ihe teacher half at the awkward boy and half at the visitors, and as the boy faced the audi '' n ^ 111)0 ^ would stop a nu iaQft clock, the teacher j , said, “Ret ns have the utmost quiet, and George, take your luinds out oi your pockets and speak up l°ud. George removed his great, big, awkward, red hands from his pooitets, an, l spoke np louu. That was what George was there tor. Clearing his throat, and swallowing the Adam s ?PP ! « ,tiat stuck up like a bracket shelf m mournful 11 l’f I 1 Kr story ^’ be of piuceeded the soldier upon of the the Region,’ who “lay dying m Algiers. He went through it nicely until lie came t° ^ le puf 88 ??* which says, ‘His voice , and hoarser, his grasp was childish weak, ms eyes put on a dying look, he sighed ana ceased to speak, As George signed, he put bis thumb and linger to ms nose and inhaled enough snuff to have exploded a bank safe. He began to catch and act like a person '"bo in going to sneeze, and the boys first, tliougn ^ fie I? tried a nira t to “ r f. prevent, T St it apparently, and The the visitors teacher did sympathized bim. not, ami te a " ;tha sneeze that . near)^ k cx-kied the globe off the table, and then they laughed. The teacher was about U say something iq propnale to the ofccasioi^ to apology <»ssasws t most loosened the stove-pipe, and then » fellow on the front scat sneezed. and finally the skirmish hue of sneezers was overcome by the main force, and in half a minute sixty boys were sneezing for all that was out. The visitors noticing the helpless and forlorn look of the teacher, his wild appearance, tried to keep from laughing mouths, by stuffing liaud kerchiefs in their but they had to laugh or die, aud laughing it was not long be fore everybody was looked except tho teacher, and he as though ho wanted to die. George was on tho plat form yet, but be had forgotten the bal ance of his “Bingen,” and tho audience had forgotten him, hut when he turned to the teacher and asked if he could be excused, the teacher said, “Yes, a thousand times, forever,” and then the teacher had to laugh. Ho said there would be a recess of ten minutes until the scholars had sneezed up a tot ahead, and then there was a solid ten minutes Tltc Pension Bill. Ihe United States House Committee on Invalid Pensions by a voto of 5 to 4 decided to report adversely upon the Price bill to pension all soldiers wlio served in the late war at the rate of twenty-two cents per month for each mouth of service. The bill of Represent ative Robinson, of Ohio, to place all ex Union soldiers who were confined in Cou federate ^prisons upon tho pension rolls and to pay them $2 {>er day lor each day of their imprisonment, was taken up and Representative Watson offered a sabeti tute, providing that, a pension shall given to any ex-Union prisoner of war whom a board of pension surgeons shall iud to be suffering from any disability, ither general or specific, and also widow pro- of riding lor the pensioning wbo of confined the in any Union soldier was a Confederate prison and died from the effects of iris confinement. The only evidence necessary in the latter case to Ire the testimony of the physician who attended her husband in his last illness. The substitute was adopted bv a vote of 5 to 3. Imports and Ex posts. The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, of the United States, in his eighth monthly statement for the current fiscal year of the imports aad exports of the teheed States, says:— Die excess of tbe value of f xt.orte over im rU „ f mfIth and:«, w a « ar fo!W_ Jpmth ended Pebrnary 29.18S4....S! fi,60!.6.>4 778.GC9, and durirn' tiie twelve months ended Febnmrv 28. 1883, S75<t332,(«$ The total value* cf the exports of merchandise during the twelve months «'*’■ ~W W«ff S» !«k S™.0S»,SW, * *«“» « Milwaukee has more saloons in other! pro- ! portion to population than any ta ^rSo, WOTOt o I M, fc river, Texas, are dying by hundreds for want of grass, Long Island farmers are forming vigilance thieving tramps, committees tor prosecuting ; Tra'. spruce trees in Vermont have been attacked by a mysterious disease which is destroying them. The Detroit Free Press e avs that four-fifths of the female hired help in that eity came from Canada. A . LADY Of « JdaVaQA. Ill., Til though , now ^KfaJrKSsr" 11 in of vpnra rtf ia a/ia vr.r.v near it. “Hasn’t young Mr. Slim offered you his hand yet?” demanded a mother of her daughter. “He’s long enough about (t. t 5 Not quite, mother; but he came very pear it last night.” “How didkhe come very near it?” asked tie old lady. “He offered me his arm.” .BUSINESS iMEN wearied fTo«n the labors of the day. the on going home, tiud that they cannot have, desired aud accessary vest, for the little darling is still Buttering; and slowly and pittifiilly system from wasting (lie away hj tlie drainage upon would its think effects of teething. If they only 10 use l)r. Bigger-’* Southern Kemedy. loss of sleep and bowel complaints would be unknown. This, of with a bottle anti of Taylor's Mullein, t combining herokeo Item-, the edy Sweet (iunt «tin»*lating expectorant principle of the sweet guns with I hr demulcent healing one of the mullein, for the cure of croup, whooping little cough, colds and oonsmnntinn, liouRehold should present* be a with¬ medicine chest no out for ihe speedy relief of sudden and danger¬ ous attacks of the lungs and bowels. Ask your druggist for them. Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor, propdetor Taylor's ITotainm Co i*gne, Atlanta, Gtu Bai» a ruilroad magnate: “Times axe getting close, and I must economize.” “Not in your living, I trust?” queried n friend. “All, no,” replied living, the but largo in shareholder; “not in my the living of my employees.” Nature is the great teacher, she clothes the fowl* aad animals with warmer clothing lor winter; helps them to Mist, it off in summer; makes the best Hair Oil, Oavboiinc, which is Petroleum perfumed, and sold at tl a bottle. Ai.Fftrn Chadwick yokcil bl* wife ten plow with a Htster, for vrhieh Judge Jcimi atm, of Detroit, gave hern divorce. Hein sistwi that, lie only followed tho of general ttsag® among the rnurket gardenfirs west ern Canada. JDrafjgistfl in malarial difttnetn say that Lydia E, Pinkham’H Vegetable Compound female ih as nmcli the btundard i Hnedy for weal nefiHC H at ^Kmino is for tbe prevailing chills and fever. Senator Pexplet^x, Mecklenburg of Ohio, is celebra¬ to de¬ liver tho oration at tho tion in Charlotte. N. C., on Tuesday* May 20, and Speaker Carlisle is to make a brief ad dro«». r.r/jiin.V'nimJinTaml , Hurc cure w.St ItcMm, Pit.. One W law mired cases of no rea»«' stanclingr. No »nt Meed softer live min using William’*Indian Ml.. Ointment, a 'firinuft, iicta an poul Frazier M0-1L Co., Cicvtlaml. O. S _ ------------- d^oroia is saw t. law more Mormon* Iglfyin its boundaries than any other bouthem - Orr nett Fnittlllr*. six I have b‘'en troubled for t,ver yaej! With a revere kidney complaint, with also its a attetyr¬ wean, new of the urinary organs, ant troubles. Jly water needed constant at¬ tention, some days at many as twenty well times, with sever, pains in tho bladder, 1 as passed as iti the back and loins. At times a limited quantity of urine, highly colored with unnatural hea - and sediment: frequent¬ ly evacuations would bo very i ainful. i concluded that. 1 must do scttiatmng for it. fearing t hat more serious trouble would fol¬ low. I went to the druggist and was recom¬ mended to use Hunt’s Remedy, as it ha) burn used with wonder, ut success in several severe rases of dropsy and kidney and bladder af¬ fections herein Bangor. I concluded to try it, and before l had used ono bott c found it w as helping me beyond my expectations. color My water became more natural, less un i sediment, "th* pains in back and that heavy feeling gone, with a general toning up of the system; and I continued to use it until I used six bottle-:, and it has completely cured Ui(*. Others of my family have used Hunt’s Remedy vritli equally ns gooci success, aril wo do not hesitate to recommend it far nnd mar, believing it a duty as well as a pleasure te recommend fre good a medicine ns Hunts Remedy. You arc at liberty to give my tes¬ timony to tho pub io. D. T. IIODGDEX, Ossinotcn, Mo., May 15), lS9d. I indorse tbe above statement. A. M. Uobik.son, Jm, Aptttheeary, Bangor, _ Last year the railroad track laid in the Southern States extended 1,G0Z miles. Justantly fit(II-ved. Mrs. Ann i-ucour, of JSow Orleans, Ice., writes; “ 1 have a son who has been sick for two years; ho has been attended by onr load ing [ h , n.Vuans, but ali to no purpose. Thu morning he had his usual spell of coughing, and wa-: so greatly prostrated in consequence, that death seemed imminent. Wo ha 1 in the house a botilo of Dr. IV in. Hall's Bt.laum feu tl.e Lungs, purchased by my husband, who noticed your advertisement yesterday. IVc administered it, an 1 he was instantly re¬ lieved.” _ Tub Mormon Church embraces more women than tuenl ----------- DR. J. G. WESTMORELAND Proposes to treat such chronic ifireaseB as Nasal Catarrh. Bronchitis, Asthma ami Con¬ sumption and Canoe by his Kidney special-mode Urethra! of Inhalation; atlections 1 -, ana ari(J Piles by local application. relieved The latter by the painless mode, permanently in b ps tha h a week. Address or consult hun at B&J i youth £<oad Street, Atlanta. It ia said that John L. Sullivan is very fond of going to pound parties. Womans’ chief beauty is her »kin, Samar ilan Nervine ensures that cherm to patrons Confectioners are the only class of men who charge pretty girls for taffy. IWs Beasedy for Catarrh is a certain cure ^ that very onnoxious disease. gfiow deaths. marriages, 24,430 births and Zi, 310 Mat., ....... C.'STtf-* *»- WE 8 TMORELAND’S . fm n t . Wnr - n rt ” will 1U1 llivi ip. tl UiUl *•-> "rTTXLirer, Vw Heart and Kidney in rei.eves palpitation, torpul liver and kidneys. Pr.ce $1.60. gy -t-jjr „ 0 <! Purifier. Cures Scrof ww uia, Koiter, syphilis aud skin dis • eases dependent on impurities ef the bk>od. Price v>1.50 O TTTbiafrho'a, Mixture relieves O W “ adults, d rr.ee 10.,, drensuil oc and . |1.2^p^r or bottle, 3 ^ETSmT w -nr-im- w--n 15l iHU • rv ToniC, • rf>*K*A V CS /.cm c All of tb©<« ji^eparcd and , soli, by WESTHOUFI* \X0, (tRIFFI X & C0-, »5 (South Broad ,'treet, Atlanta, fia, A SPECIFIC FtlB Epilepsy, f Spasms, Convul¬ sions, Falling Sickness, S.. 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' -—w-rmni ! » ■■■ ■ . i f ■ !■■ — r —. l i .i— m ■ i, i m .El ORGANS, WATCHES, H0U8EH0L .... jvjjs2Mri\jr Everything' into guaranteed satis?actory home» this or money refunded, Our Company we is desire chartered to introduce by the a! .f'jjfflof paper Texas, loo.cyyj Capital new of $ year. Our Printing Establishment la the lar tiptrk-n&M with a 25 , 000 . Press and Hjo '-"-t ia tho/ftouth. Our Company is endorsed by the entire People of f the South, ;us auictiy reliable. Wc are the originators of the “NO BLANK** Sdistributioa Yjthe plan, and have LIBERAL many imitators, YET whose REASON estravafraat ABLE, offers are deceiving !an people. Our offers are Onr Hnerry Rornr!» imblUked eer.ii-nvir.thly, de*ot+(l to the 5ntere«t* of the f*rm ind. Ungule. nd orm dollar, at once, for a year’* •aonciiption aad a cdClflaiM hi the M*y di«*r:_atuMJ. „ mmriJTO LGEHT8 Uf WASTED. miTCn H*nd for full »artietilar*. Tha flrtt •ubterlpthm rertirnl from each * -raff. &U -;,<j Smith, an4 hit* already over 0 aaiitcribera. It ia no netr et,u-rprine, hut hut been eautbluiied lor eightyeara, aod.-^ * pmc, I. -xtetir H worthy, aud no oikj need heaitate to *tnd them money, ot fear beutg defrauded." DeGohor’iToN bite TV ( l.cnri n, m 'l 1 \zT * vS >ntriple* nnd td be for ('oilier Price tlie reMlhrrn A«ent* iiisiifm nnil '■ Vn Wi ^ Balt imore Head ft mmm riSKIUS'S A IYDU E. t Vegetable Coioii lief? IS a POSITIVE CHE Far JFhamle Complaints an* iAviwluueivi fm.^cTo-vniatton. so common to 7 ' our beat and uicor*. S pin al Wr:&kncafi, tu.d ia particular]/ ami tut tV>'«“g n g* »TnudimoiTOMiierpei tumor* from tbon Lor Jt stimulant*, „ reov „ f&intacm and relieves ^uaSr, weakness aider, of tho »n at. «23« *KJ2|» . I** Renwtl CW, T S nubility, lil -fttingr, Sleeplessness, H'iadochcy, bepression Nervous and Fcnstr Inc baMQcuy with tho lawfl that govern the Fomalo System. Compound Fur the euro l#uh»itfT)asaea. of Kidney Complaint# SixbaWelTOr#$.#} of cither sfx, f hU Price$ 1 . 00 . No family should bo without 1.Y07A I. PINKITAX’S UV£Ji PILLS . They cure constipation, hlUousaois aai torpidity of tho liver. 85 cents a fir at all dmggtsts. ri.THB AAAEMlfiiAN rfmM5 : aT PRiCESJV .rSgi’St r i^o Speculators. R. lindblota & Co., 5 . 0 . Wilier & Co., I. nd 7 (.Jhfttnher of £6 Broad why. Commerce, Chicago. Now York. Crain and Provision Brokers Members of all prominent Produce Exchanges in> Nr-w York, Chioavo, Hi. Lonleand Milwaukee. Wo have exoluaive pritut** telegraph wire lietweew Chioego and New York. Will execute orders on our Mme. L. LANGE’S Lady’s Protector end Supporter, rri.v: sail, *3; Limn, (].» REMITTANCE WITH OBESE. ^P Ki SENT BY MAIL. s*.t>,fi for iMscrlptifeCfrciiLr. ’A s?\ 704 Broadway, N.Y. City. Vj’CtltN Waite d. f ^^LBOR’S M COMPOUND OF 'l PURE COD LIVER „ OIL AND LIME. A To One nml All.—Are von BiillerinK <h« hum a Oou»d>. Cold, Aaf lim*. 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'.Ac.. lllu.lr.terl 10 Hslf cuts, IMS, Ac., Mo, Two mndsls and 21 p»ge cat.Io.il. of coins, ■nnipa. m Hraiiujtn currency, Nt., Ac. Nan 10c. i W. I*’, C«tT t-IUJNV, ruucisco, nnil|Rja uric Mil XVIIIMKV HABITS Book «f car.d«» (Wl hum* wiltiunl, u»m. Atlsnto, psrlrw ■l.rsMilt fro.. B. M- ITOOLIT, M I) . mi OLD fk RIP mn T enr Out Nmnhlng Tnlmrco. haljoioustlavor. 'HIV IT. , mm OTHUcttfttF miartmu Phi Pamphlet!, ooufldenffo, proof**til unfcfi term*. S in IJ/:U,AHY, nLsiup VV. C< Atlanta, GonrHia. r ^! sRsVklss? i Ai Bisr>9 u mb UJ o Hi cl r» to and Heir*. Rond iinmp. »" V for r'lrcttifua. L. D. W IIA.VI. ALt’jr, Wauliington, O. •**., »>s»pk •« sd»»>. 1 ,. a. la Htllil tt ikiAlXUri, t ML PATEKTS A (1 FTNTH WANTED th»ba*t *nd faititat wH” i \ m« Pir.toT Jid liooku BtfHi.i*«i Bill m. Co Pricn* AilanU, Mrfufod Oa. if 8 paroMiL. 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