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Ofldtl Piper of SpcUUng Ce.
Ad tertfalac
O Ajg.?-■*»— dollar fmr ««» » *«
Tib lie** or tow to bo oewat-
iZUtor JSSESS'S taw ttraa «Mtk iSf-KrS AUiawwttooa
flor low An ooo dollar aart to paM for to
rotoo tQI bo B*li rill
a f# oootwc* their o4rorawom.tr
>< S^rKU-X»» row— for th * iMiir ■
TM LAID DOOM.
Prion Wo; op A woof the &Ur»~Th*
UMpn l* bo
Tbo wocderfal bod Loom of U>e
pool year bus excited Tory general
nitration
It but oot been cc:.hut j to sty
ooo locality. for, m Cbaaoeey M.
Dopev Mid, after a obit to tie west,
|At noariy avery one of tbo trade
M&tm tr* routed. «re found exlrata
fast aod amenable rietre of pro*
poeti to real eatate vaJaea.”
Of eoeroe tbo raot army of taeo
in one way or another in
iter prior*, were loth to be
ttove tbetr riewo either extravagant
Of antenati* Both they and De
pew are right to a certain extent.
Load raloes hare rapidly and per
BMMfitiy iacreaecd in Ibb country
is the bet fifty year*. Tni* i* e«pe
eially noticeable in tbe “jumping”
went, along tbe Tines of new railroad*.
Thousands of new cities late
sprang up, with s growth perfectly
astonishing, and great fortunes bare
been made in real eats'e
Land rallies must continue to in
ernaae generally, bccuaee the anib
bis ores oi land iu the country is
now SO small aa to render inevitably
its entire absorption in a few yeans.
One hundred rears from now. at
tbe present rate of increase, our pop
nlation will bo 400 to the £ qua re mile
—twice as many as in tbe largest
European nations.
To be a aafe speculator, it is necea
sary to study cause and effect, aa tbe
proprietors of Warner* safe cure did
in preparing their remedy. It* sue
eeos is great because it reaches the
cause of disease. Every drop of
blood coursing through the system
p as se s through the kidneys. If they
are in sound working order, the
blood is purified; if deranged, poison,
first should be eliminated, is carried
through tbe blood channels to every
part of the system. The person at
tacks tbe weak points, and so come
tbe long list of resulting ailments.
Remedy tbe cause, put the purifying
organs iu health, and the whole ft*
tem becomes healthy.
There must be s solid basis foi a
land boom, however, or it will inevit
%
ably result id a crash, entailing great
losses and subsequent injurious dc
pressioo.
Taro thousand dollars per front
foot foot for land in some cities
might be a judicious investment, in
others, ve^y indiscreet. It is wise
to make investments of a character
indicating a permanent, if slower,
growth and increase of value.
Fainoo* OM Mi*»
Beginning bi* war. 3!. Fmlinanc
de Lease)* can lot .k around and see but
Teiy few men of anything like equal
eminence who are ».«« . id as ho. The
German Motfke ompr-ror rapO: Dr Ikdlinger i-
88; and Banco ft Die historian
are each 87; Kowutb Is 8-3. aid Profes¬
sor Owen is 83; tail it i-, not easy to ex¬
tend the list. Yet it is astonish in;; to
note tbe largo number of living gnat
men who have parsed the ordinary limit
of human life. Of t-overeigm. the pope
i* 87, and King William, of the Nether¬
lands, is well on in his 71; t year. Of
statesmen. 3Ir. Gladstone i- 7i>, Mr.
Bright i* 70. Prince Bismarck is 11. M.
Jules Grevv is 74. 31. Iron Say and 31.
Leroyer an- each 71, Lord Selbome Ls 75
and Lord Granville is 12. Of generals,
34acMahon i s 79, TLebo-f is 78 and Ba-
saine and (.‘taldina are each 7<>. Of j'
poets. Lord Tennyson is 78. Mr. linnvn- I
mg is 75 and t)r. Oliver Winded lid ties j
k 78. Of musicians, M. Verdi is 73. Of ■
engineers, Lord Armstrong is 77 ft tv l Sir
John Hawks haw w TO. Of painters,
Mesmner is72; ami finally, of showmen,
Barnum is 77. Perhapi., hou r- > r, M I
Cbevreul. who is fairly started ujxrn his
103d year, ought i>ot to I* omitted.—
London News.
BbertiyafteThis be received fire* etectwa fkasaBt to btxer dm
rumslewT a
fro® * htth girt hrmg iarn Mil ^
in tbe stele <4 New Yarik. Tbe child
told him that she bad teen h» joctere.
and it w» »*r «*****»- *s **■ «!«•«
it la her arties- way, that be *-would be
a better locking man if be wckjM let hi*
beard grow Mr. Lincoln janaed that
New York town ««* M* » ay to Washing
ton, aai bis tire* tboeght on reaching
the place was Id# link- ccrresfW*4-
«nt la h» brief *$«e*ct» to the people child fee
made 3 yleawng referenoe- to Die
*i*j her v harming »'<- ' Thi* hah
favfv v * mud hr. ' wv inmt the find that
grew* iaqw wvnarat might be made in my
y—nra.1 mtpfaat*- Yen all see that
am e> 4 a very h*ad» «xm mam. and. to be
b*ocst with y<ML neither I *»* any of
»r fnrad* ever boasted very madi about
m y irf-rwo*1 beauty “ He then paaatd
hi, hand «wtr to# fare and continued: litih girl*
“But I intend to foifew that
advice. s»d if «hc b present I wo«Jd like
to speak to her," The child came for-
ward timidly and war warmly greeted
by the pvddwt-dert He lock b'-r in
hi* arm* and kissed her affectionately,
exj.<rewiuig thr- hope that Ik- might lia.e
the piewsare of seeing hi# Iktfc friend
again sometimt-. ,
Shortly after this 3ir. UaxxAn, Vyr the
fir-4 lime in hk life, allowed hi* beard to
grow ail over hi* tear. « ith tbe excep-
tion of tl«c upper lip: and this fashk*
he continued a* F®g a» le tm-d. In
ejeakieg of the inrident which k*i him
P, span h full leard he afterward :*■ .
marl rk**l n-fh*rtively; --Flow small a
thing will bosaei'anm change the wboL-.
aipKt of oar live*. ’—Ward H I kudos.
t ad rt 11 All AD SUr*
We pus# puss in in saghv kght <A of three thrre SMMna.
Arr-cmd a* » ti»e ensp air arid tr- ikn
tautohiiK- of autumn. Beneath u* hun
dred* of feet the nil* of -pring murmur
frewu and no* of winter kr*q» their e>.4d
ami heautifuJ kienoe. except when they
-*T«eai with the white tongu- of an ava-
Lam.be. SiviKtime* sIk- drli-ate <ver
green trees of an entire Benin lain «de
have covered w ith rain that froze
w i*. f«U, and live whote gigantic hiii
flashes in a corrugated cloak of fairer.
Away leyood and above this a higher
maintain will hold up it# mighty drift*
to fraternize with the white cloud*. TV*
are nlshimr r.V-rig amcaig mausoe* fit
for the god*.
TLk- peopto that we see at station# and
in the coaches are heeoming more and
more stuWiy and swartiiy. The gnanl cf
liw- train—a kind of coodoctovand Israke-
saan in on*.-— latte exactly like the- tourist
fr-xn Italy w }>• • wanders along our street
at homo in the early morning and ex-
plows the hh Icrre! with an iron hook.
Wignen doing their vradjir.g in the rood-
shh- Mre.iin* are small and ill-favored.
These* mountains seem to have home
dwarfs. A few soldiers in shabby uni¬ in
form* i-*.-k too small to participate a
grown up Ljaule, and make ns wonder at
Magenta an*l Soiferino. Beggar? spring
up out of the earth, undressed iu the
carefully arrayed rags of professional
poverty. An old gray haired woman is
plowing m a barren looking field with
a pair of cow*—the yoke twined about
their horn-. People talk to each other in
a queer dialect of French and Italian.
Iiroken and ground together.—3V ill
Carlet-n.
h| «t* by Skitlfttl Artlifr*.
In the 'lays when tho buffalo v.-a*
found in va-t herds on the kisfe-m plains,
there were Indiana wlto, while riding at
a gallop, could scad an arrow through a
buffalo's body. BemarbaM-* as this
shooting wa«. yet it did not <--u 1 tliai
reached by the archer* of ancient tiie--?.
31 r. Dixon, in his history <*f Gnirlock,
Scotland, says that tte- 3IacI£aes «.f that
district were such skillful areherK tin t
they could hit a man at the distan<-• rf
4A0 and even V4> yard*. He instance*
the killing of a serving man at -To > v.ir i-
and rf two tn'-n killing -«vern) M- !. i-
at 4t|0.
Le-t tie- reader should discount 1 he
dirtanee of the range, the author men-
ti'ir.s w vend wonderful -ie-t* ro.wle by
Turk- In 1794 the Turkish ambas-; doi
-hot an arrow, in a fi Id near Iy-nd.on.
415 yard* again*? th> wird .nd 1*2 yard*
avitli the wind
T}ii- “■•'•retary of the ambassador, on
bearing tie .-xpre-iMts of surprise from
the English gentlemen jm-ent. s.-iid tie
f;u!tan had -hot 500 yard- This «.ls thr
great*-*! jierfonuance of modern days,
lait a jfiiar. standing on a |>bin neat
Con-tantiiiople. r>«-'>nh-i shot* r.tninvi.
ttj, to *00 yanl*.
Sir Knte-rt A' !: *. British antho.*-; dor
t > th- dilime j -T . p.cords that in lit 1 '
he w;u j-rosi-nf - hen tbe sultan shot a*;
arrow 97 2 van l- Youth's Com p<ani":i
■‘lain I idd of Kdaraliou.
A jdivsieiiui declares that oui adu-
eational system* overlook trie fact that
the mam field of c-lueation is the-nervous
sy>ti rn. \ eomycehenstve system of
phy -H-ial olucation is ] **-<—-ary f.-r the
dev« 1 .-'inent of latent j*>wer. so that
thought de-ire and will -hall tak r - the
fori.- of ; eti"ij. — <liieago Time-
ib-ilm I t- a Techiih-al higii h hx-I.
built by i!i city at a c-t of $4,SitO.fM)0,
aii-i ii'..' ■ -1 ;;t : II ai.li'iat < -t of
f ns'.oiHi
I k r- i- i.-thing in life that *Ji|u by
iu< t«- t-.dthilj tlian an oj-x- rtunity.
TtrcHT'-PAlIiAA’
lulck. complete cure^of Catarrh of the
Madder, all annoying Kidney. Bladder and
Jrinary DiseBsre. #1. At dniggi*U.
“Hocuii on biij:” pilch
L ittle but good. Small granules, small
lose, big results, stomach. pleasant in 10c. operation, and 25c.
Lu t disturb the
•‘ROlfn ON DIRT.” perfect
l»k for “Rough oa Dirt;” A wash
tig powder found atlasCAbamdo-scxira
fine A 1 article, pure and clean, sweeten*
freshens, bleaches and whi“-n- without
slightest injury to finest fabrL-. Unequal!
ed for tine linens and laces, general house-
bold, kitchen and laundry use. Softens
water, saves labor ar.d soap. Added to
starch increases gloss, prevents Druggi yellowing
Ic.. 1 t>e ?.5c. at Grocers o: ,-t,
The Best or All.
Of all the medicines I evei heard of or
aa d, I consider Dr. Diggers’ liuekle
berry Conlial tbo best mc-diciue for all
Im.wc- 1 trouble and childron teething ever
use*I. A I. Stint:. Tvford, N.C.
! Rheumatism
j jr it Mask/«<r that Hood's Bar
aspiraia *r**ai aa tavatertte reantj
; la *~ »* y severe eases ct rbeossSIkm, eStct-
isg r*-wsSksb4o cares by Its powertel setka
Is i rTlSfkf the atKJiC of tie tee oA, wfckk
? Is tbe at tbe dkeaw, and jwifylac
; me
aad e&rhhteg tbe vital *kW.
j JU t* rxHuisti v /.sfr to c »» weif thal *■*.**
j Heed’s gwui{*n.ia has dose tor otter-
.< * U do ftr yoa. Therefore, U yoa * .r- f
tbe pJtM and aches of ihewsMJus&. give
tkk t-otesS reseedy a fair trial.
A Positive Core.
•• 1 was t 7 untied very maeb with rtec:.,i
:a wy hlpv, ankles, and wrists. 1
*t»aid hardly walk, and was eretfiaed to ruj
b*d ______ a good deal of the lane. Being fee-
to try Hoed * himjwiflH. I
tocr UrUo and aas perteetty wr!t.
f ebeer;. :y receassncnd SamjsariU
a* one tf * I*-- tbe »—* best Hood portte-r* in s " , "
w<eid w. F. Wood, te a. vr . i fto*>- W
F<-r Twenty T ear*
wi.ee bee:, s The; -rub rbetuaatisax. Lk-to.-i
l*ej I tour., so rei but grew w one. I tte:»
began tab - Ho Baraaparilla, and is did
me wore j- U . all Use other medieine f
rver had. - T. 1 ancon. BhirSey. Mass.
-1 f.S :■ 1 frrea v tat the doctor* called
esnsealar rbereaaUcaa. I took Hood’s 5ar-
saparaia and aa entirely cured.' J■ Y- A.
Tatmofoot, letter carrier, Chicago, 111. !
Wa shall be glad to tersA, free of charee !
to all wtv may d- fire, s hook coctsiamg snanj
Jddlttoc.il rmevxrau Oi cures t-y
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
SoM It aa druggist*. |!: *:s (or $5. Made
KuyhyC. L HOOD ti t Lowell, Maas.
IOO Doses ^ a Dollar.
capital prize, siso.ooo. I
:fy thatwt supervise tht
Dri^in.- tbe monthly and Quar
Wt - iy The Louitiana State Lea
tery Com ipjkcy. Ml er-oc ruanage and cm
‘ trol I he brnrm^ tns-.Te*. and that tte
uiE( are conduct*, i with honesty, fairness,
and in good faith toward all partita, and w*
authorize the Company to me this certificate
with fat-simile*of oar signatai e« attachedir
dTe rti'enrentf "
r.wwtwl.acri.
tVe the undersigned Bank? and Banter,
will paj sdl Britos drawn in The Louisian*
State Lotteries which may te presented st
onreonctere:
X.H.OCLEVBl .Pre*. La. Vai l Bl
S*. U.UI X. I»re. Male Sal I Hk.
i.BALDVIIS.Fret.S O.Sal'IBaal
C.IBL liOllt. Pre., » ala* *'l Baak
u NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION !
Over Half a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Company
I ncorporatedi n 1 ??>*s for 25 years by the L*f
.stolnre for Edueationai and Charitablepxn»
ooses with a capital of $ 1.006,COO—to which
t -eaerTe fund of over f.550.000 ha* since t>oei
aadtd.
By an overwte-liuiBg poptaJar -rote its fraa
thise was made a pan of the present Sta-
Constitution adopted December2d, A. I>.,1*7
Tbe only Lottery ever voted on and e*
lorst-d by the people of any State
It never scales or postpones.
Il„ Prand klag-le gumher the Grand Ilraslnp Quartcrly
take place monthly,and regularly three n.o«ths
Drawlng*. March, September every and December).
< June,
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN J
FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DRAW,
iso, Class B. is th* Acadekt or >1 rstc Nr»
0 *l*a 5*. TIE8DAY, FEBRUARY 7, Is**.
•215th Monthly Drawing.
Capital Prize, *»I1G0,000
t^*NOTICE —Tickets are Ten Dollar* only
Halve*. $-5. Fifth*. $2. Tenth*, $1
list or runt**
1 Camtal 1‘ttizt or f 150, (AX).. tl.V.OCO
1 Gbaxi> Phiz* or 50,000.. A'.OCO
1 Gbasd Peizk or 30,tO0... . 30,000
2 I.abge Prize.* or 10,000. . 20,000
4 I.vboe Prizes <j» 5,000 .. 20.000
•JO Peizrs or 1 ,000... . 30,000
50 *• 500.. . 25,00n
100 “ :>00... :»,ooo
300 200.. . 40,000
500 - ICO... . WOO
.iM-KOimtios ratzEf
100 A) j rosima’ion Prize? of ffXW. too
.00 '• “ 300... . 20, UO
K«.i “ HO... . 10,000
J 1,000 Terminal “ 50 . 50,000
2,177* Prize.-, am .>jn!ing to..........1*55,000
Application fur rate* to clubs should bt
niA-ic only to the office of the- Company ii
New Orlrnns.
For farther information POSTAL w NOTES^Exj rite cleerly, git
ing fall addres?. res?
Money Order*, or Nsw York Exchange ii
ordinary letter. Currency by Express -at
our exw'n-») addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Odens La.
or M A. DAL P111N, Washington, I> C.
Address Registered Letters tc
EH UBI E ta XiTlOSil BATS
New Orleans. La.
REMEMBER 2—AY. ircwac* IfaarrzaH *1
_ _
and Early, whwsirw In tharjr «t ih.
drawing*, i* a gn.-;antee of ai-solute fsirnc*)
and Integrity, that the chances arc all e»;ua
and that no one can possibly divine « ha
numbers will draw a Priz-.
REMEMBER that the payment of all
Prize* is GUARANTEED BY YOUU NAT1
NAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the
Tickets arc siimt J by th< Pre-ideutof an In
stitutieu. whose chartered right* are rtcog
nized in the highest Courts; therefore,
t>ewRre of any imitation* cr anonymous
chome-
IUUI\ IIOISE R.IRRE1 N l ]
(OLUMBUfi ■ GEOKUIA,
JOE 3I«*GHKE, Pi-op’r,
1 he U -t place i:i Columbus to gel a bath
or ilcac S) are (tire n- a call when in the
city. JOE VcGHEE.
Electricity Eclipsed
THE
CHICAGO ELECTRIC LAMP
Moot trttUant licht produced fr»ia
any quality of kerosene. No don-
fer of explosion. Pend M for com.
piste sample and ctrcciars. A rent,
wanted in every town; exciastve
territory siren
mertM VC r«..rki<wf*. Illiasta.
Twenty Days I
and—
THE WORK WILL BE DOKEI
-
Four Hundred Suits of Clothes and Overcoats Below First Cost
SHORT WRAPS AND NEWMARKETS !
Jcs. Tr Je^v Hundred Ja^k^s Shawls, Three Thousand Yards of Flannels, Three Cases of BleacLbgs and Sea.Island
ree from 30 Two hundred Ladies’ Und-rvests at your own price, One Hundred pieces
Dome : . up.
of -Jeans and Cds'rioiere, 15c. per yard aDd up to 40c.
Slxoes
We have more Shoes than any bouse to town. Winter is Lere and we can fit you in Size Style and Price.
whole side devoted exclusively to Boots and Shoes to be sold away down below New York Cost.
One
FIFTY BOXES TOBACCO AND TEN THOUSAND CIGARS!
We have recently longLt out two Fancy Grccety Store and we haven’t room for tbe goods. So come and
«« & TtoJstoi & nlfooe KS! “ 1 vi.1 „» .h.* ,« , fM
than I'actcry Prices. A!! good as new.
ggy Come and see us BEFORE BUYING ANYTHING and We will
SAVE YOU MONEY !
33. dVE. Walsh (So Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ICE AND MINERAL WATERS, STEAM BOTTLERS
-ACxENTS-
Moerlten’s “ Export" National Beer
OHIO'S Gin .1.1 8KE1VEKV.
WALSH & CO. VI! t AJ.SO AGENTS FOR
Uiiblin Stout, Bass A le, Ginger 41e, &c.
At COLUMBUS and CLIFFIN, CEORCIA.
order* for BEER or'ICE promptly attended to and the si me delivered.
E. M. WALSH & CO,
FOR MEM ONLY c VlCdROIfS HEAlT 3
raailfsd to Vhoe© only aim is to bleed their rio-
Itiras. ICCEED Take a SURE Remedy that haj
[rwtonsl .......L to health PASTILLES by use of ' wuh attention tiiotcanda, to bonnes*, doca nofi cr ctuie Interfere pain
or ineon venienee in any vay Founded
„ 'on scientific medical principles. By direct
k£6f S 0L^ ^fanctiontofthc TfloCDce application i« fe to human U the without seat orpmism oi deiay. di*ea»c rwtored. Thenatarai its specific Tlie
vaned 3 anunatm^ elements of life given back, the patknl
became* are
cheerful a nd rapidly gains both strength and health
TBEATBEHT.—Q ua Mats, 43. TvT lta.^. TL—
HARRIS REMEDY CO., MucCkem.
MM,* RUeTOREO av(w**.« • PERSONS w", - ■•>».» • wuyMvtMw FREE i 8061) IT. Tenth Stroot. BT. L0L'l9, ICO,
can have Trla! of our Appliance. Aok for Terms!
WHIPS, WAGONS BUGGIES,
AND IIAPNJ SS.
-)o(-
Studebaker Wagon! aihite Hickory Wagon!
Jackson G. Smith Wagon!
Jackson G. Smith Buggy!
Ar.d the C0LUMBU? BUGGY at the Lowest Prices possible. P.epairs on
jld Buggies a Specialty.
W. H. SPENCE,
Rug'lNl J w'tm • for. nil! * Tnvlor Streof*. GRIFFIN. GA
XkOOK
AT THIS!
One Hundred and Fifty Vacant Lots
For Sale from One-fourth to
Five Acres I
in the thriving City of Gr'tffiu.of a popnlR
lion of 6,000, and increasing every aa).
Three railroads completed, andj two more
will be in a short time. It is the centre oi
Middle Georgia, only 43 miles from Atlanta
and 60from Macon, on the Central railroaa
17 trains aaily. Fruits of all kind can “
grown, except tropical. Spring and running
streams of free ston-» water. The bcsltnies
and best climate in reasonable the world'. price*. .Property “? u fL
all kind for saleat good p
in good demand and rents pay a
vent, on investments. $40,000 |5t.- .y,
:-*r All that is needed is a or
000 Hotel, and $10,000 guaranteed and sod
scribed to any capitalist who will buufl 1
Come and see for yourself, or addres*
G. A. CUNNINGHAM,
Real E-tate Agent, Griffin.Ga.
aogliV.kVw 3ai
INTENDING ADVERTISERS shoild * !
A dress
Cto. P. ROWELL It CO.,
10 Spn >r Street, New York City,
Fo SELECT LIST OF 1,000 NEWSPAPER'
b n t FRF.E. o:i application.