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«r swell tonwttora uuwruoo
head tor Ism tfcaa £6 weu. Ail lasertioiu
toe |sm toss «ae dot Ur mast be i^ii tor i*
"iubsrai rates will bs made with parties
flBm to Maine Utsir tdriOMeniU
for Um toitr.
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Somebody has beengoiity of trim-
i&ttl Neiilj ft viik faft&
•lapsed *>oe* the Mississippi legisla¬
tor* aoblosbicgly adopted a resolo-
tioo reqwwliog Mr. Jefferson Pxvis
to address them, and co iDvefetiga-
tion into its conduct lias yet been
ordered by the United Slate* Sen¬
ate.
An effort will bs made in tl ejiousc
to beaten the passage of tba lCivet
and Harters bill, by taking tbo bill
which tbs President refused to feign
last asssiou and eiiniioaticg from it
tbs objectionable items and adding
to it socb new ones as ere desirable
and then submit it to the House
wit boot delay.
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There wo a Id be moeb more di*«*
may in tbs Booth than in Ohio if, a*
tbs Courier -Journal suggest*. Mr.
Hayes were to move bis valuable
collection of poultry to some Sooth*
«rn Btst*. His estimate of the col¬
ored brother would bs likely to tom
bis, too, tiniest he pnt a Yale lock
on bis benboose door.
Mr. Ingalls is called opon by an
inquisitive contemporary to explain
bow be can bold friendly relation
witb Mr. Lamar, it be really believe*,
a* be says be does, that “be repre¬
sents everything that is bad iu the
past, dangerous in the present, and
menacing in the fotare of the histo¬
ry of tbie country. - '
War is the little joker on the Euro
pcsn counter. Hi* popping up sud
down bss become s game of delirious
delight to continental itewaveiulcr*
and diplomatic gamesters. Whether
the strings are in German nr Huafeitn
bands, doe* not appear at distance a
certainty. It is very evident that
Bismarck ia not giving himself much
worry.over (he joker’s antics, ina*
much a* the Genian bourses are en
fishing theoiselves daily by the mo
mentous game. To Russia and Aus
tria, however, the element of gain is
lacking. Men and movements cost.
At things are going now, the drain
is almost as heavy as actual war; and
some fin j morning the Russtvn Czar
or the Austrian Kaiser may (urn the
mock alarms into the iron game. II
it turns out that Italy is hopelessly in
rolved in the Abyssinian campaign,
tbo Czar will be apt to let his eagles
loose so soon as the Treats have loos
ened the Galician highways; for,
with ssuperior navy in the Mediterra
nean and the Black Sea, Russia
would feel Herself equal to a contest
witb Austria without the French al
iiaocc.
itbeanuUsm
Is uodo'ibtadJjr caused by la< ti>i add iu the
blood. This aald attack* the tllirua* ttsm-n,
and causes the pwnaand a< hea iu tin- bark
shoulders, knees, of ankle*, have hips, and wrists
Thousand* pe -pie found in Hood’-
Tht* SaiMparfttaa Medicine, > osulye tta rare for rheninstism.
tralixM by puafyina as tion. neu-
Uw acidity of ihc hlood, and also
build* ap and strengthen* the whole body.
(d)
I’eace on Earth
Ah ait* th*t counties* army of martyr*,
who** rank* a”e con Unity and recruited from
th* victim* of Dcrvou*!!*** nervou* di
•POM*. Tb* 11 ice of tin- boon l*a*y«lcmati<
course of Hostetler'* Stomach Bitter*, the
Sue*) vod most genial of tonic nervine* pur
sued with reasonable this persistence, Easier,
pleasanter ant safer than to awn h the
alcoholle victualling department the oeef wit i p<eudo toni< s,
or rever<e, extracts, nerve
foods, narcotics, sedative* and poisons in
disguise. "Tired Nature’* tweet restorer,
balmy sleep,’' U the providential recup< rant
being usually Increased the consequence* of sound di
gestien and rigor, the great atom
achic which insures both'is productive also
of freshed repose at the the requited individual time whou*e» Not unto it,
awakens Use
but vigorous, clear headed and and tranquil-
the Bitten also in fever ague, rheuma¬
tism, kidney trouble*, constipation and bill-
oneness.
THE TEA CBiZE.
Say* Mr. J. R. »** ft*
Bailin'** Americas- 7**? '***,
test! Society is f«> of tbc»- The
■«uoo is cow<Je<l with 5c«ec. Mark
that we;! dtess^d aw*. Ask bim
wty be I jobs so met k soJ «d. -I
bare tt$e»<ie<l (•* teas this if ter
boo®,* i» hi* repty \ft»! look si
tb*s cue! IDs form scean shaken,
bis eye* are uncertain, bis ra*',fi*r
I ior>k* dangeroa*. What is (He miner?
j *y 0 . JT sympathy, mv Wfid, roar
J.
gn( j t bie * the reran. Ob, tea, t *.
■ b ow ^ u.-'j-j ar.% *e J jet bow
—” bat the emotion Is to©great, sod
on jj e gott. *
Bat, *G;!, tu.0 ,
«»*■■ sre *m.,y
j drsertediy popular. li they ire extend not
pleasant, why doe* the craze
around the world? We Ltvc it in
Baltimore; in fact, it is epidemic here.
The same i# true in Washington, id
P hiladelphia, in Boston, and partly
so ia New York, ar,J here :•* a psra-
«'»!>*> uken fr » m » f* m hiUr < wn! '
“The great ertte ibis winter ta
I'ari* is fire o'clock less. They
should be made sufficiently subsUn-
till to spoil entirely a dinner appetite.
Caviar sandwiches are de rigeur,
with Rimian lea.'
.Wwg from other fashionable cen
ter* tell* the same story. Society
is drinking tea a* it never drank it
before, and raany a dainty cap kisses
many a pretty girl"* lip*, and many
a lean whispers sweet nothings be¬
tween sips of the refreshing beverage.
If Copid is wise, be will abandon
all other elixirs and tie his fortunes
to tea.
It isefetiibiisbed thaiKbont l>0,00G,s
0Ck> pounds of cotton seed oil weie
used in the United States daring the
last year in the adulteration of iard,
and that it was mixed with about
twice n« much of other material,
most of which was pare lard witb
the leaf left ont. This total of 150,
000,000 pounds is a little ]e?-8 than
one bail tbo exports or about thirty
per cent, cf the whole production.
From this it may be inferred taat
eotton seed oil forrnel about one
tenth g{ all the materi vl which is
sold na ‘ lard - * in the United States,
and neatly all of it is used in a
few well known establishments in
New York, Philadelphia, Cuicago,
St. L .uis and Kansas City.
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•'Brcrrr-i'AniA.” Catarrh the
Jnlok. complete cure of of
Madder, all annoying Kidney, Bladder and
Urinary Discaw *. At druggiata,
“BOtoSoSTiiiJS” granules, ftxxs smal’
Uttlc but good. Small
low, big results, pleasant in operation,
lon’t disturb the stomach. 10c. and 25c.
"KOtiiB ON PlBT.» perfect wash
bk for “ltough on Dirt;" A
ng powder found at last -A harmless extra
fine. A 1 article, pure and clean, sweetens,
freshens, bleaches and whi“-ns without
slightest Injury to finest fabrk- Unequal!
cd for fine linens and laces, general house¬
hold, kitchen and laundry use. Softens
water, saves labor and soap. Added to
starch increases gloss, prevents yellowing,
tc.. 10c ?5c. at Grocers oi Druggists,
• I'KREST COMMENT.
1 hey Will Be emitted.
t’hiladelpbiu Times ( Uem .)
Mi. 13! line’s new book will not con
ti n tho finr.ous Mulligan letters
llieir Bools Give Them Away.
N*:w York Herald (Iml f
Some Chicago people are trying
to jirove that their city is not Guilt
on e. swamp Their boots belie their
theories.
The Hope of the Republicans.
Philadelphia Pre-s ( Rep.)
Jiotu Uncle Randall find Mr.
Biaino have become grandfathers
within the past six weeks. Yet the
shameless prevaricators of tbeoppo
sition tell ui tbo ranks of iho Fro
lecfiouists are r.ot increasing.
It Made Him Popular.
Washington Post (Deni.)
The remark undo by the late Alex
auder II. Stephens when asked after
the war had closed to join Iho colony
of ex Confederates in Mexico, that
he “wonld rather lung in the United
States than live anywhere outside of
iF’ciiiried him to lie half as much ad
mired in Ibt? North ns he w is loved
j in the S iUtb.
“What I* Woman Wurth’l
j asked ■ fair damsel of a crusty old bach
j e!or . Redid not know, no she said:
1 \Y. O. msu" ..... (doubleyou, O man). But
1 • invaded her system and u«i. is daily »a«.« sapping b»
her strength. For all female weakness
cs, I)r. it. V. Pierce's “Favorite Pre
scriptioD" stands unrivaled. It curea
the compluiut and builds up the system.
Scud 10 cents in stamps for pamphlet to
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
953 Main Hfreef, Baflfalo, N. Y.
A CreatVictory
A Terrible Case of ffcrofula
Cured by
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
j »la me waster cf io I vu a tt wWti S *.•'
is, tjm et me av*i *«»***<«« torw.»
U am t uae 1 tab£a>ieMt]M*tkirtMaUr,'
M*-«nw«ru* HWtMf *sitH B <SMr * -
iirSMtllr emStac *a <>««*«** cbm* <!
<j&S mAthn ‘S&fta8»t to UbetO,
i&zofttotokejMetmartm*- l%*lem«uE
so tmnr <Se*era» my »s*erla**, a toe e***
tnt' »:«j5lea4wl wttfe CfaroBte Cstanth. SJfSc-r
j-f.ir* el hares* beta Created l:*
si ••• e ffefwetaiia, I wa* wwse ton er<r
fia»ar. <* to* iwt*«aaeDdu*w << W. J
Uiitvy. el Uekport, 1 *a Wt
M !/y Itood't Ssjuvafwr.’lae And now, aS*
tiriT.j USea twelve botlie*, wttoia toe Uft
oreire «w*v the tevetokn ervfXioK* ha-
etairtiy era**d. s zA the atoeewtea hare r.X
fUmmevn" sreSu -4 the ssasiyltif Mart. star*
r I ' *■ " So mner hi>/W t-ySe*r«-.. what It ato
beutllusV.- i***. sot ear
hare Wet.-- far '■ I So know that Is
arr e(feeti»« eaae. . utaccuiUa ha* proved aa
* deed. A* as erideoee <4
ibt gja.u* I s, d these laew naaGeiteC.
sod Isa j 4y l > v-nTy the aatoeaeSekr cl
thi» rare, y i*rs- sal «rws»wleaM *i ! .4
iOT one. who ooshu It.” t£/.*iu A. El*-
iBTi, East WQm*. X. T.
Tfcia ttaiean nt is eu.tr.. 4 I y W. J. tiusv
fe-y.On.igrj.fJ.t'l Loc3Ef*rt, > T . who ear.j it*
rare a prnrt victory for Hoc*!'* SsmrcrnU
Bead Iter hock jjs 1 » 5 *lat«*i:s to* oitsus.fr ..
Hood’s Sarsaparilia
gotd hr ail *W8Cjw*- it 5 ^ i i » . >Ia4e
eeljr t«yC L Boot* A >.. t “. Kia
IOO Dosfc * ;*!>*.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000.
“VVt do here! tifyUtti we superv ise tLt
arrangements s the iLordbij and Qdht-
teriy Drawing- The Lbobiist State Lte
tery Compsoy,» person manage and c ot
tool 4 the the Drswin. Urawin. emselves, and that tb*
same are toriducOcU with honesty, parties, fairne**,
and It good faith toward all and wt
authorize the Company to use this ctrtifUtalt
with foc-eimUesof onr sig»?ttu e% attached it
dTertistirentf 1 .”
T?
■tnlcatn.
We the ur.deieigned Banks and Banker,
will pay all Priaes drawn in The Louisian*
'late Lotteries which may L*e presented st
our counters:
l.H.O(ILESat .Frr«. Am. Xsfl W
P. I.A.1AI X. a»rw» State Sail Hfc.
t.BAi.»WI V.Prc«.X O. Sal'l JBs»»*
CARL HOIIS. Pr»a. I*l»* VlB»*k
u NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
Over Half a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Company
IntorporaU-din ttfVs for 25year» by the Lef
.stature for Educatioaai and Charitable pui •
dom-d— with a capital of 11,000,000—to which
t -eserTe fund of oTer $550(000 ha* since been
By an overwhelming popular Tote its frsa
v hi>c was made a part of the present 8taf
Constitution adopted Dec etnberUd, A. D., IbTt
The only Lottery ever voted on. and e*
forced by the people of any State
It never ncalcs or postpones.
SI* (.rand Single* -lumber Bra«ls|>
take pia< t monthly,and the G/and Quarterly
Dra«ir»gs. regularly every three months
(March, June, September end December).
A 8PLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN 1
FORTUNE. SICOND GRAND DRAW,
iso, Class B, is thi Acadert or M rsicNrw
OauMSs, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY T, 18SS.
213th Monthly Drawing.
Capital Prize, )Slf50,000
p**"NOTICE —Tickets are Ten Dollar* only
Halves, $5. Fifths, $2. Tenths, $1
LIST or fUIXES.
I Capital Puize of $150,000.. tlaC.OWJ
1 (iKAND PlilZ* OP 50,000. 50,010
1 Gbaud Fbize or 20,COO.... 20,000
2 Laboe Prizes or 10,000. .. 20,000
4 Laboe Prizes oi 5,000 . 20,000
20 Panes or l JOO— 20,000
Ml “ 510. .. 25,000
100 “ 300.... 30,000
20j “ 200.. 40,000
500 • ICO... *0.(00
AITItOXIXATIOX I BlZKf
100 Api ioximaiion Prizes of $300.. ..$30,000
.00 “ “ 200... 2i>,0t*
JW •* “ 100... \UftM
1,000Termina! ' 50.... 50,000
3,ITS Prizes,nmnnntinglo..........$535,000
Application for rates to dubs should be
made only to the office of the Company is
New Orleans.
For further information write dearly, giv
tug full address. POSTAL NOTES, Exprest
Money Orders, or New York Exchange it
ordinary letter. Currency by Express (at
oar expense) addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans La
or M. A. DA UPI1IN, Washington, D. C.
Address Registered Letters tc
Eft OltEEAX* f *IIOXiL HAS «A
New Orleans, La.
RFMEMBER 3S I2ZZZ2
w»<l Ewrly. xhoarr Iu rkar[r of fb<
draw ing*. is a guaantee of at<solute fairnea
and integrity, that the chances are all equal
and that no one can possibly divine whal
number* will draw a Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment of all
Prizes isGl AKANTELD BY FOUR NAT I
NAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signt 1 bj the President of an Iu
stitutien, whose chartered rights are recog
nized in the highest Conrts; therefore,
beware of any imitations or anonymou
chcme°
“SANS SOUCI”
BAR AND BILLIARD PARLOR.
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Saloon stocked with the Best
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc
IMPORTED CIGARS a Specialty.
-)o(
1020 BROAD STREET,
COLUMBUS, : : : GA
i. H. E 0 WAR 05 . Proprietor.
*ep20ilGni
TWeiXt^ DciyS !
AND-
THE WORK WILL BE DOKE!
We Lnte ju.-l bocgLl one of ile iargetf snil moat comp’,tie aiotk^ of gooda iGnffi®. »t «jch°^and a* a ,
tPJStSs d0 *• “ d " -
Four Hundred Suits of Clothes and Overcoats Below First Cost
SHORT WRAPS AND NEWMARKETS !
Three Hundred Sba«le, Three Thousand Yards of Fianntif, Three Ceees of BieacbiDgs and Sea Island
Domestic*, Jersey Jackets from 50;. np, Two hundred Ladies’ Undervests at your own price, One Hundred pieces
of Jeans and Casitrccre, 15c. per yard and np to JOc.
I SHoes!
We have more Sbces than auy house in town. Winter is here and we can fit yon in S Style and Piict-
One wliole side devoted exclusively 10 Boots and Shoes to be sold away down below New York Gcst.
fifty boxes tobacco and ten THOUSAND CIGABS!
We have recently bought c at two Fancy Grcceiy Store and we haven’t room for the goods. So come and
get Canned Goods, Pickles, Saucef, Ac., at your own price, fo get them ont of <be way.
Three Show Canes, one Iron Safe nnd one.Oil Tank bought at 60c. on the Dollar and will sell them for less
than Factory Prices. All good a3 tew.
I trCome and see us BEFORE BUYING ANYTHING and We wi!!
SAVE YOU MONEY !
American Serial!
“THE BRETON MILLS.”
A Romance of New England Life.
BY CHARLES J. HELL AMY,
Editor of the Springfield (Mass. ) Daily >,Yv.
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This paper will sliortly begin the publication t f a Serial Story with the above title, and
of intense interest. Each chapter is alive with excitement and the plot moves on with a
power and spirit which will, we believe, make this one of the most acceptable serials we have
ever offered in these columns.
THE BRETON MILLS
Is a story that will satisfy the popular demand for intense interest in each installment. The
scene is laid in a New England faclory village. Both the employing class and the class of
the employed furnish actors in the thrilling romance, and the reader’s interest wilt be closely
held all th rough the changing scenes of the story. While not taking sides on the questions
interesting working people, which are touched upon iu the story, the author dissedls the pa*
thetie elements of the life of the poor with fearless hand. Still his romance, after all, is a
romance of lo\ e, and all else in the story is only introduced to solve the problem of one
man’s devoted and faithful nature.
ILLUSTRATED BY CUSACHS
And copyrighted under a special arrangement with the author.
Look Out for the Opening Chapters in this Paper!
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COLUM1SLS, . GEORGIA,
JT OE MeGHfiE, Prop'r,
The best place ia Columbus to get s bath
or clean Share. Give os a call wbca io the
city. JOE McOHEE.
LADIES 1
*»• lour Own Dfrlsf.at Usavslih
PEERLESS DYES,
They will dye everything. Tney are sold
everywhere. Price 10c. a package—40 colors.
They hare no equal for Strength, Bright¬
ness, Amount iu Packages or for Fastnes* of
Color, or non-fading Qualities. They do not
crock or smut For sale hy 8. W. M n"-
nam’s Drng Store. Griffin On. markSd&w”
Electricity Eclipsed
THI
CHICAGO ELECTRIC LAMP
Most brilliant light produce* fro*
^’JSa!^“B3*.i2.S plete sample and circular*. A*eu“
wanted In every town; exclusive
territory Riven IMS*
Til Cliu AW. to., Cfckaf*,
, { HIS F ixz. j^8>F.