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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1885)
m M > • GRAW FORD VI . * E DEMOCRAT. Volume 9. PE re STORE B.J.REID / M, D. 1 Crawtordvillo. Ua At Dr. Smith’s Old Stand. HAVING been in the DRUG BUSI¬ NESS for the past five years I am prepar ed to offer the people Of tins and adjoin* ing counties the largest and best stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Patent Medicines, Perfumes, Glass, Putty, Dyes and Toilet articles of every description, at prices that will down COMPETITION. Below we mention a few of these which can always be found in his store: Indian Creek Rem sly, Hop Bittert, Au¬ gust Flowet, f’ompound Syrup with Iodide of Potash, Peruvian Ague Cure, Holme’s Mouth Wash, Celerina, Caskara Sagrada, Barry’s Jlalarial Antidote, Acid Phoj pliate Lnctopeptine, French Pepsin, Bro lllidia, Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, Mr;. Bush’s Specific frr barns. Powdered Kid¬ ney Wort, Shiloh’s System Vitafizer, Elixir of Beef Iron Wine, Seven Barks, Hair’s Asthma Cure. B. B. B , S.ninion's Liver James' Regulator, Brewer’s Lung Restorer Or. Ex pectorant, Taylor’s Sweet Gum and M . 1 - lein, Ayer’s Sarsaspariha, Rankin’s Brown’s Fluid Ext. Bueheu and Juniper, Iron Bittters, Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, Warner's Safe OioUetes Cure, War¬ ner’s Safe Bitters, Warner's Safe Nervine, Oliver's Quick Relief, Railway's Ready J'a Relief,-Perry Davis Rain KiUer, S cobs Oil, Wizard 0 1 , Pitts’ Cnrrnin tive, Hop Bitters, iiischee’s Flower, German D.rt, hj’rup. Propfc Green’s August ji viatic Fluid, Pavkei’s Ginger '* or.ie, Ague, Conqueror, Peecorai, Honey of Tar, el 's Cherry Green Afmnitnin Ast a Cure, iioz.-.iges arm Cough l)r >ps, She jior’s Baiseinie Cough Syrup, I.ydia E. Pinkliam’s Vegetal.i 1 Compound, Bind t&Jn£Z£2tt&, 8858»- Drops. LiQilmim, Pa. agaric, Bateman Svrup Epeeae, II it.’Drops or No fi. fuel, G’lora.le Potash, U Il oinile, Quinine,. 15 . B. it., S. S S and il. 1 ’. Mercurial Ointment. Pile Ointment, Opedeidock Laiiueoit, faiirisli Linian-iit, M xican Mastaag Liiiiuient, Kendall’s S avln Cure. "Mrs. Windlows Soothing Svrup; Van durseit Teet.eing Ueiuedy ; Moil it’s l'ee tliina ; Smith’s Worn <)i! ; Siirmei's In¬ dian Vermifuge ; Seidlete Powders aud S.ringes: trusses; Perns Piasters. Tutt’s Pdts : Aye ’s Pills ; Cook’-' I’.iis: May Apple Pdis ; Holt’s Pills -.^losses In¬ dian Root Pills ; Crau Iret n’s Pills ; War liar’s -sa e Pills an l 8. 8. 8. Essena • of .Lima -a, ; Ginger nod the fol¬ lowing flavoring extracts : Lemon ; Or range; Vanilla ; Peppenii Mit, ; Cimtni.iii ; Celerv : ltaspl) -rry ; White Pose and Straw! erry. Nut Me-gs ; Gina aoit Bara . face Gloves and S;iie.- ; : 5 . :>. : S. S- S ; A, Q. G., and H. if. P N nan’s N amli.'i a ’’erdod; Gon¬ dii is iervin ; il.il l* 1; ,■ ;i nd . Hart.i-r's Neutralize!’, sure cure for < : Iron I'uiiic ; Meilin’s Lila i' ■ , Kidne.j g n ; Oils ; Turpentine ; Paim a Vai- 111 sites ; Horse and Kittle I’o Paints and Lilly White for ion. Perfumeries of the best in 1 i< - Hair and Tootli Brushes ; Ooiij >> arps ; Money Purses ; Lamps and .amp fixt tires; Vases, Gonfectionai'ies eie, aqd nuts of all kinds, Crackers, Pickles, a’dd canned goods Soaps, soda, starch, Baking powders, su gar, ir. and coffee. Powder, I>. shot and caps. Fresh Garden seeds. He keeps a well assorted stock of Tobac¬ cos, Cigars, and snuffs. A 1 so a full line of Stationary, consisting of Legal cap, Foolscap ; Letter and Note paper ; pens ; pencils ; inks ; memoran¬ dums ; blank and copy books. One thousand and one other art’cles, too I umerous to mention. Come and see him. | Prescriptions Carefully Filled at all hours of the Pay and Night. Professional calls answer¬ ed at any time. Just received a fine lot of fresh Lemons. ■ DR R J.RRID crawfcudyii.de, ga. CRAWFORD VILLE, ID AY, JULY 3, 1385. A HOME DRUGGIST TESTIFIES. Ponnlarity at home is not always the best test of merit, but we point has proudly to for the itself fact that no other medicine won such universal approbation and in all its people, own city, Slate, and country, among as Ayers Sarsaparilla. The following letter from one of our best known Massachusetts sulierer Druggists should beef interest to every had ‘‘Eight tin rears attack ago of I 3 Ithcumatisin, so se¬ vere tV*t I could not move from several the bed, or t v.: 1-Out 111o. 1 tried reme i\ • wiiii ut much if any relief, the until I took o.vikSA i*.\hilla, by completely use of cured, two : v , . 1 m of v'hieii 1 was i | >id Dirge quailUties of your Saksa ' A ami it st .1 retains its wonderful r 1 ihiritv. The many notable cures it lias cie i in this vicinity convince me that it .' best b.ood medicine ever oifered to the li. 1 . i lARRlS.” v v cr St., BucWand, TJass., 3 iay 1 U, 1 SS 2 . mi mm. Cv Andrews, OV< I' m-T’ in vhe Lowell C.’UTe ( his orporation, removal •yvl'r I-” ’ •ts 1)1 e /l I Hi. t.Li t ait li:iewm in its i >us covered surface of ins body and . y cared l y Ayer’s ; ccrUhcate in Ayer's D BY ,1 \ Lows 5 i, Mass. ■ . 1 it ties tor 55. Stokely Carter IVIIOHESALE OEA'.EK IN J-O anti Cigars, 115 JACKSON STREET, Opposite Warren Block, , HAS JUST OPENeO AND SOLI CITS Vi *V 1! ORDERS. A FULL ASSORT MENT OF Clipwing and Smoking Tobaccos, CIGARS rnd SNUFF always on Hand. at Dottomprices. 111 ay 1 HI jf g~| - ^ f’tb’A ItLU.IL D Ti*f>M JilhUDAilL' R 4 K |) kl no Foundry » ^ * J, DfMT > ) tTT/\ 1 ilviVO o T^Q it 7 Just a hove Depo-; , Augusta, Georgia Buy, Fell. Exchange,Rent or Repair oil best manlier aud terms. Engines, Boilers, saw <111*1 IflTlSt ^J Hilt! I n 1 ill^rV ^ ^ w (\j L ( . ^ -■ / ilGtl' rOOU Have on hand a L tree Stock of Shafts. F ilDys and H inges, upwards of 50 Engines ami Boilers, also steam and water pip. need prices. Ivortin lii-eutRS Vamiuz ’* ! * I !l » Nut Washers. G'neiil., .seif's Files, xc, tre" ri,t« for •••timptn* j. and ilk ChtiriB >v 1. lie onl .1 f A HD GATfi.£ T’ . -RS r, b poutz >^y*^rourz ./( / pDUTZ ’ \ '1 1 ' G GorsfItv HI of »’.«iho. Kotsot Lung Feveb, iS I'nw.lf i s are in 1iu me ler.s will c ■ 1 ’*e ai i«l nrevent TT IOO CsniJtKA. iViWifers va ill r^t-etit Gap*: S IN Fowls iy.w>lera \\ iil increa *' the qi uanlit ty of milk n twenty percent .’and make the butter L lirin - c. w i, rs will cun- or prevent almost rtltuv !|J ” li Horses end O attl* are '*** ; rr t. s WDKRlJ Wi Lip VAX f ;tion. 60M eV'A’A’ DAVID E TQTJTZ. Proprietor BALTIMORE, LID. CARMINATIVE For Infants and TEEMING CHILDREN. An instant relief for Golic of Infants, Cures Dvsiiitery, Diarrhma, Cholera In fantuni, or any djseasq of tiie stoinach and W saf; w ami I* a pleasa.R tonic. It will soothe the restless aud oyer come the exhausting care and long night watches of the mother. It lias saved the lives of many and given cheer and happi ness to the household ; and the best Cough ! ? yr *.TJ et (>Q»fnnreii;e , 'r Sa w’ by 1 vI'rtoii '«ny o Sharon,J. T. W right, Raytown. 23 * 8 M -- " —El Wizzard cigars at W. R. Iteia’s. Every smoker of this cigar stands a of (Ra ting a prizi of $ 2 , 000 . For the Democrat ] by tub mm » °"v?stSo<nu 0 the 4 ^ % And its waves H.ish^d lil< u aSsss msv* iliv.# V Amt so 1 di 1 not Tuat shadows could fallLs In For , 4 Srro*F« Wac^paftHf witUAv • were you mt vnungRH* And were we nut blight!-, And life was so . / Ami And youth 1 thought was so love strong we^uBtlei g**”* * i • g«fher so Ion ' On the brink of the eaivnj rt# r >Vr tint life’s alas brightest ; mist, daifi mm < *1 Ai d daik !hiw« mg oi Ciuise Ami illi slur,low SU ig l nWftg lives, our Still 1 did not dioaffl Taat t be river boilf-ffil Would elasp you Sochi# d And would silently tells Y of the And bear you away to! ble>t From tin' brink of the! * On the brink of the river And 1 linger the alone from “ life’s ’*^3' settiiMsmi ~?|jr s rays So long have grown That they span the dark stream And illumiija.its shore And a dear lairbarred ' maiden is waiting I lynow r i'o guide my tired spirit I And welcome me o’er' When no longer i stand in thi strange tone O11 the brink of the rift . r. -Day vNAGH. OUR WASHINGTON IiFTTER [From Our Regular CuftosjptMdent.l W Washing-coir kuivutaw B. n r C., isq-. I880.— Rumors contiuue tr be sent A ut from this city that dissections exist ill the Cabinet, and that Davarcf [must go. All ah ,ucn vticli rumors Illinois have nave their iiietr .founuaiion found ition only in the fertile brains something of tlie^.'uers, iufc who, for want of which to build a sensation, ftiU baefi ot. tie cabinet, which is a convenient , 0 «.m m to pieces. The fact is tliere )s a happy family in and around tlye White House, aud the -regular. Cabinet meetings are miniature love feasts ; there tire no dissenlions 1 all aft satisil )d ml grow ing more so in view ot the tact that ttie Am aeticau people, wit!-, ut;regard to past party alliliationsre**-' 1 . iug^io tiie ad m iff fsirat ions '‘'.-.■f.v e.thd fromail^Ltious .. bp the endoj*emettt, .o’ 'The 1 mistake of the m,uls “’* ,io " l,i,s '»*" t,1H 8, ' ier - t on of Mr. Keilly, ot Richmond, Va., °' J t of whoui there lias been a persist-eift d. siie to make an envoy extraordinary or minister plenipotentiary. He d ies 111- seem to lit in any place to which lie is assume.!. The fact is, Keilly does not represent the progress and iutelll gence the American people. lie de¬ nounced Hie unity of Italy as lie oppo - ed the unity of the State of the Ud ion He has ileiloiinced our public schools and would see LHe entire system wiped out. He is a iion-progressonist, and rcprtsenis but a very small Ltclioit of our people. Now that the question of tlie chiiT aet.er of our represeiitatRes abroad, is being discu sed. through the refusal of Italy and A iiH'.ria ti receive Mr. Keilly, and-the latter nation’s refusal to ac cept Mr. Jonas asja cans 11, it is wll for the American people to carefully look into this subject and see if changes in our .-ystem could not well be 1 "made. From our stnmlpo id. it is tbought that ail our representatives abroad should be fair samples of native Amerioan progress and intelligence, ft must up ueai p;ai si st’- angt mire to 10 G.iinany, Germ inv .yusu Vustria ia, France, or. other European govern ii’ei.ts. i .at of the sixty mill bus of Aineiicau cit izens so lew are found capable or Tie Lo represent this ^real Republic, and it is necessary ft select some refugee to return to his native countrv countiy to to make make it it ani-ear appeal that that we we ate are a nation of incapables who keep up ap pearances through the borrowed of tiie refuse, revolutionists, anl re rupees fu„ees who who leave leave their ineir coun muniy ry 01 the.r country’s good. It. as r.presen* ta.ives to foreign governments 'mere is not ability enough among tie native born and bred we would suggest that the mixing process be tried-seud ar ‘ Italian to England, an Englimmaii to Russia, a Russian to Turkey, and do not .1,1 let it appear to .1 the nations , of p the * 1 eartli that we have to return to the n their own to represent us. The government author ties oecome not " a little u,‘ V alarmed .gain h over the1 rapid spread of cMers , . . m spam steps’are being taken wiprevent it from reaching these sb .es. It is tliouglit that tl.ere is no l:«dihood of jM.em >t jeing * brought hron-riit her*dire-ly, here dir. lv but but the re fear is that it may be can a to Cuba, because of the constantii.:ercourse be tween that island and Spa. n, anl from spread to the United States. The Secretary of tfce Ireasu.y has asked Mr^ Ba/ard of the State Department to apjoiut medical n specters at all the Cuba consulates to watch immigrants from Spain and to make prompt reports ot their mo\ e ments to lhls government, so as to i* - v ent the introduction of the diem 1 t " , ‘ rr bev. rat large batches oi , \ srgu ]t postmasters have been removed dm ii , the week on the ground of “offensift partisanship.” The prospect is that there will be , one of ..... the liveliest poltti- , cal contests in the Old Dominion this Till 1 that bus ever taken place it: that State, and the administration is deter mined to lend all tho aid that it, can give to prevent Mahune from to the trout again. The notion that the President and his ndvisres are in different with respect to the approach ing elections in a number of States is a miatake. They will do their utmost to Secure Democratic success this fall in New York, Virginia aud Ohio, at least. The dispatch t oat Dolphin. con¬ structed by ship-builder John Roach, is exercising to Navy Department to a high degree. The vessel was built un¬ der the supervision of a hoard of seven work'as d 'gross'!Una dellgluM ship in all her details, and" 111 tho end accepted and approved tier. Now an other board, appointed by the Secretary of the Navy, after numerous trials of the boat, has condemeu her. it is not improbable that the matter will event ualiy be carried into an 1 settled by the Courts. The Agricultural Department is tie voting a good deal of time to the study o{ Uu , |uutlts of tlw seventeen-veaV i 0C( ,sls. whielt are infesting some see tions to such a great extent, and do ng much damage to fruit and other trees, Wll V 1,118 llmi discovered for Poison - . oj . q ( . s t,,,,,,,,,, r t | l( . ul t|, rtn killim' gemu" t .|, em outright. The opinion is ally prevalent that they are likely to /" 'g persons who handle them, an 1 ^ -theirsting is deadly, but Frol, .r&sxsyrssi ?srwj j rue . Within a week past the Irish societies throughout the United Sia' es, concern ed in the home-rule moveiii "it, have awakened to great activity. T 1 -v have p e i ve that the time Sots arrived when at least partial jnstiei will lie done to long-oppressed Lreland. An.enUiu i leader of the movement, who is here <m ^rVreiiidei '' M ! l , , T^m. n .Tuieother -^^ n Ts.iVs' l sahbto'“voiir d ,y : “ I see not lists *t future a happy, pr-.s v'mTliai'tlie agu!,tio.; 1(f ttM . t ,j ( -stio'i will u it cease until that is >eeo uplisheil.” The recent diuige by neat' lightning hat to Hie Was ling: on 10 toil been qo.te nearly repii ed. and the gre-tes precHutioii is iieing t iken l" nrev -ut anoLlirr like ocenrren "t; to the raiiown ed cenotaph, tlioiigh the R qinlilic 111 Clerks in the Depart meats are ui bout hone tii it w iys aud means will be fonr.d fir p evui ing the lightning from eventually striking them. From t ie prose it oullook it is not probable that any other name than that o John*G. CiilisD will in b ought lii fore the caucus of the Democratic ms.nhers of the next House for nomi¬ nation for Spe, k a’. Toei'o lias Iijcu some tal > and juessing as to who . lie Republicans will minor with a no n'iia tiou, and lion. .John I*. Lmg. of Mas sachusetas. lias li-cu mentioned by no a few. Gov. L mg is .Massachusetts’ favoiite so', m Congress, and it is alto¬ gether likely that he will com * promi¬ nently to the front next session as one of toe leaders on the Republican sid 1. A cyclone 3 of dismissal , struck , the , At , torney . General’s . 1, Oilioe and ,, 1 the n,,, Sixth c; vl i, Auditor’s O.iioe of the Treasury Do |, a n meat dm ing the week. aud t‘;e whole force 01 Federal employees _ ia Washing on has become gie.it ly al.u in - thereat. It is said tdiat cmtng-s on H wtll)lM: de seaie are shortly to he m 1 le in the Interior Department, and ulai’ty in the land Office. It is not probable that Commissioner lontgoina 1 ! <>f Lin* Pci lout Office will in-ikn in my changes in Ins Buret \ as 11103: of his force are int-ch li,id 1 deal exper^ts and it is difficult to men who can satisiac iorily y fill such ^ positions, even after taereiu S. ..... 13 . it. " ___ ‘‘Lemme tell y eh, Mars Bill,” „ said . iu ol(] Ileg ,. 0 aldresstig a mm to whom „ e ft>l . in .. rly pdouge i, “wiin.nl.. ain - t Hke (Ja „ster be.” “Not, eh‘f” I , J £0 ^h, dey ain’t W;y, *.h *! (l W1 q"-/ a ’ “ „..... ’ " y,,,, ,j sal,,' “ Fas, A l did. W’ydem wimmin, sail, „ ,i,,, knowd ,, 1 how tei tiea. et pusson. onsson Didn’t ketch ffem wimmin setlm’ er rouiF doin’ nothin’, letting dar husban’ honoiv like W’ sab luster eat wid er snak with Nervy, and den wnen I got ter Silvy’s louse, ta’ J kere Chile d m I’d eat sho’mill. Q,«ia llljs r-ady fur me ; but , jfs saau.e de way ,ny pres eut wife acts.” “Shame it is?” “Yas, sail, er wet-pin’ shame. W’y slie ,d take up dat parasol o’ her’.. an . ,,’rade oil ter .mur li, 11. diffuse.! if I didn’t liab er mowful to eat. Doan’ Jpearter know nuUd.F ^ ; ^ ' ^ ter’s ll0I ‘ atJ W)) , olllv ’ oine 1 , elU a»’ meat an’ er few a jg S . O,da ain’t like da us;e. be, sail.”—Arkausaw Tia v clei’ What is the Cause. Editors, as a rule, rarely ever agree, ami consequently are cent in tin ily a! loggerheads. Thev *—* will take up the s "" iret . . ..... umns, give it a thorough analyzing, show up all the points, and if you will take their articles an i compare them, there will always be soinr point of dis agreement. There, are, of course, ex eepl ions to this as well as to all other general rules, and wo propose to give an instance where three Georgia editors are unanimously of the same opinion : The etli lor of the Southern World, published in Atlanta, says : “[ know the proprietors of Bradlield’s Female Regulator, and can vouch for their high standing in this community ] also, from my own knowledge, can tes tify that it is a great boon to women, and has no superior, and every lady ought to send for and read their 000k on female diseases, which they mail flee.” The editor of Hie MilledgeviRe (.’hron jele says he considers Bradlield’s Female « e * ,,ltttor t! ‘ e blessing ever discovered tor sulfering women; says he knows of six ladies in his comm uni ty Who have been cured soun I and well b y its use, and he would advise every ‘ snlb r ring woman to use it. From the editor of the Gainesville Eagle: “I consider 1 nuliteld’s Female Regulator the best medicine eVer com nmmdi il -11111 nffererl f 1 to the 1 iiiiiilif 1 for 'he disease , tor which , it is recommend ed. I am well acquainted with a lady who never had any health until she commenced u using using ff 1.. it It gave gave her 11 im mediate relief, and from that time un* til now she has enjoyed the best health, i can say with hearty good will, ‘God-speed Dr Bradfleld in tho - - «• .. ...... lator.” >St?iul for our book containing valua ble information for women. It will be mailed free to applicants. Tuts littADFiKLU lti-oui.AioiiCo., ^ - — - ----- -p|, ( . i M . H t time yet made between N#fw York and Liverpool s six day’s, nil ,c hours and li.ty minutes. T| m corner stone of Georgia’s new w, be laid dur.ng t ,e July ol the .emgia . Jagislaluit. ^n).. Il your heard is not of a pleasing shute, i- ne.lv the defect by the us, . ,,f Baelcinghain’s Dye for the whiskers. ■’ll 1 cannot linvn the fat of tho land 1 can taken little lean,” said a trump, m lie rested ins should; r against a iamil JiD.s!. To • in 111 agers of the Allan a even ing (I idy eevvspaoer, the Capitol, have dotermieed Lo puotish the first issue, .1 ,ily -I r.li. Diii'iu ; the >;nl two vve ks I he It.iv. m Joi.es h is hum Holding Ion at Waco, Pots, with signal sqo cess, In no j other blood medicine have 1 lie results of s -ieiiti io inq iry iiet* 1 so strndily utilized as in Ayer’s Sarsapa rilia 1 Tii nisaads of chi'dt’m are navel 1 I'iiii dis. a e and deatli ev -iy yeai li> ilm timely use ol Shnn *r f Indt.tu \ c; uiifnge. ijoUie. the popuiar remedy. —Only - < 01*11 ts *1 A little girl showing her lift,Ip cousin about four years uid, a star, sud : ‘ Tout star von see up tinsrc is lugger than tne world. ••No, it* isn’t*, n Siii I | H . - Yes, it is.” ”Tuen wliy J (ioesu , , t il keep the rai 1 off.” Ch'itLiniioga shipped 25,000 emtif o' st ra wherries during tho season ju.t ,,| ()S .,| more th in any other point in Lhe. U.T'ou. Tne town of Gadsden, in West'i’cnnesce, shipped nearly gJ.OO J ( .. (l There will be only three or four con tests for seals iu the next Con tress, a mimIIit iiufnbGi’, the OlBi'k of tu6 If ! > u u o says, thin has lieen known in forty Two of the contests come Irmn the Slat” of Ohio, and are due to lie publican fraud and corruption. Call a girl a chick, and she s idles ; call a woman a lien, and she howls. Call a young worn,in a witch, and slid is pleased ; call an old worn in a witch, , , is indignant. Call a girl a and she rat her likes it; call a worm,’, a eat, aud she’ll hate }ou. Queer sex.-Excliaiige. maude’.s hoses. Alo io all day in my cabal, With never a mortal to see, r »*• Maude’s delicate roaes, And she loses look at me, j.jke her, they are fair and stately ; Like . .. her, , they . are 1)rou( proud i and an( } sweet sweet • , A-ndi tf.eir line seems made of ber ' w Wheie , trie loses n.scs and and lilies lilies meet meet. A nd what is their subside fragnance But the love she that bade th -m tell. Oi tue breith siie breathed through their petals farewell When she lingered to say ! ' Ab ! roses that stayed when she van isiied. tlmt Sml , *'* Ah °' How you mock at the sadness of part ing, pissionless, prefect With your con tent Number 27. Ho y Sh . Kept Har Age. From the Merchant Traveler Miss It.ttv was a remarkable - nnnf * l,n ^ handsome looking u *m.o» or er S 5 .*sr.........*.....* ' GiacTons rr.e. Miss it Er;- 1 .. <1 ,-. t old ucquuiiitiMjcu, admiringly, him *M.» f well you keep your'age.” I hanks,” sbe r.-plied, wttir m smile. How do you ever manage Ur do 11 C’ ‘-Ub, easy enough; 1 never give it away.” This ia Without a Superior. Eastman .Journal: A c‘> to iwiii ► was ero died upon a limb i 1 .1 tail tree. Perch d itnon another Irnb, thirtet n feet above the snake, Wit is squirrel, All of a Slllldoit tht> S nv*’.+ head siiot, tip into 1 lu air, ami ll«#u> only took in the squirrel, hut s ripped the limb, three inches in diameter, it» two. The limit, which held a iie.,l con* talning eleven young hawks were at pulled oown by the snake’s male, which was lying concealed by the foot, of the tree. The IV uaic House of the South. NoVt , mI){ .,. last( Mh f ; eo . Q . ,j lb _ msou, issued an advertisement embrae ing the initials, *’P. A. S M. A. T.II.” offering an organ to the party wit > ed. ^““‘d i Ik? s.dve solut the ions two were meamugs written mvolv- SLah*«l ami placed in the respective oiliun of the Chronicle anil Evening Ne.vs, to bo opeued by theta Uiiliiusoa M,ty 1 vtsfled 1 SS. 3 . Ab.m. that (kite itr. Grove- 10W| b f, xP l 'Cti ng to ret urn the follow iog day, l»ut already 111 leeble health, ho wa« suddenly proslratod witii wliat proved to be a long and desperate ill— lie ss, le--uce the delay. 1 lion sands of :l S s J v ' t ‘ |-! * l,; ' v e f 13 ' l '*! l!olV {“ n ot them with . the first solution, "Fur • chasers Always Save Money at This Hut the second solution. "l’iccolas aud String Music and li uni ciUileia^id^'m^ilveVto ..... thta dVy'* U ' 1 Roliaf From Catarrh. Prof. W. F. .1 iliuson, Friuci.nl of tho Public Schools in Hniton, Araa.i sis, under date of M treli 17 , writes: 1 ^ fetor from Catarrh for nearly IS y sirs, i»oh.g a portion of the time lm-:» mci ! ; tutor! from attending to my business. ■ Tried a mtiu^or of most dmffieut phy- 1 aiciuns North and South'; spent, over #.■()). [ was partially doitf, n quantity of tiones roseuibling IHli s ’ales out of my iiosn .mil head, and I was at tli time refill:efl to 70 * pounds. Ten Lotties of 3. S. S., cm ed 1 me s.iuu I and well, and 1 an so today. If is liitj best blood puriildf I have ever u ted. W. F. Joints > ,. I’ll KEItETIS. My wife has been suffering for swell tong years with what the physicians .utlled-infiamm ition of the veins. I tried dootors Liin • and-again, with oat deriving any lien hit, whatever. At tho suggestion of my druggis , J. C. Hightower, I was induced G try S-vift’s Specific, which 111 ilu incre iili o short tine restored her to perfect i H ..tltli. 1 migitt say a great deal m re .. , o p, , it ought to he in every house. Ii, is i cheap doctor ; having Saved me hun¬ dreds < f dollars. C. F. Duncan, Clayton. Ala , March 2 H, IKK'., Swift’s SpeciCrc is eniirely vegeta •!«. ,,, 1 reatise ,. 011 Blood ... , and , Slcin ... Diseases ,, The Stvit r Srarnnv Co . Drawer :! Atlanta, G 1 Atlanta Coastitutiou : Aiiusio 1 his am made m these eoliiiniis to 1.1 ■ 11. favorable eritiuisin provokul bv 1, m .-I rung language of the Rev. Sam Jmies. 1 Iib Diviii^Ioii, AI.iIriuiI, in discussing the mailer says; -if wo were to print the Journal in the su lo in winch Mr. Join s preae ,es ....... ibc same language, .w«t won.d,. t_ n.v, a single res,, ctah e subscriber , , s,x weeks.” Ine Mobile Register ev, dently agrees with tne J mrn.il. 1r cimi.ietenz"^ m i . .1 >nes 1..1; . as -uidig timed am Umpi op-r, and cx,. ■ -s, s 1 opinion that the evangclis wind I m cea.e his us", "in-■, l.y ”eurbnig Ins c;»' 1 se "t cni"ces. Ni>s Uu Register ; 'Ve believe that Mi. J ones, like all o. uiu* e'U.'mm th ■ Bildi oa‘Th' t S i » ject of charity. “Though . speax wiU. tiie totign s of men anl angels anl have not ciun ity l mi ben- as sounding brass and a tinkling sym >al. ” Hi, J,.n ,es iim does mil not « soetk a « wil I., , l u, " }- ,nt? "‘ ;S ol ,ulg ‘'. 8 ’ ‘ l,,d L Ju *> 1 ! ,L ‘ ,u ,i charily lie . need HV e s > me is union n of 1Il0r „ if he corrects the laid s w„ have noted his present reputation will b« succeeded by one mqch more Dsn .g a 1 " 1 .^'; a Hy increased. As , 7 1 w ouL'to ;**•»:’f' bi'ar ^om'-'inio "1'," ‘ ' *{ .. ’ |, ' k ' oi ,'^01’. . , r . , *? to s ;o/t do 0 R o.teu .. remain to | ray.” Mr. Jms is a man o. t -> in turn good sense to Im off n led be ..i’sUlU young uS'and ",s'“,i"m ,;i! anxious to get in the right “‘in follow it to th- < n I. A free c J Ins methods wm 4 m him i
