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pis^fo titorsf refoa &t •“**
WKi' CL t' -tax» f*j the Daiit.
It ss uM Utai editor E :.ecwwdof
tbs Perry Hot-*: Jotjioal, lb* ©ely
loss if* tbs &i*i* *tw optaljr oppoe*
Clmhtod's rtacrtoioatioe will be pot
sp by lb* CoortUstiGG Ituftioo to
beet Herat .r Cokjoat.
Penitentiary Cotapio;** No. - J»td
No. % h*r*. lkroai?b tbeir preiidtni*.
Hmra daxce* E&giwb acd W. B.
Lowe, paid iMo tbe Sf*te Tresaory
$3,000, lb* fie* s*seto*d upon tbe
Isssea by (Jjxeroor Gor Hfc fast 'Jp
toabtr for cr«U treifrneat of c,n
net*
“Tb* pfcsifit i* Ibe coldest winter
net knows ic Asteri.:*," r'matk* *
sortbers exobioge. H.re in ite
aon’.b U>* winter Lx* lx:*ti rttj tsiid,
with tbe exception of a few cold
rasps fbst were rent frem tie intz
•r Dortblaod. Oat door work ba»
been hindered at ho time We woa’ J
tadrtee oor cortbero contemporary to
corse down and tLa* oot wi'h lie
coon tr y.
ExsGor. Ilofas B. Bailock is io re
eeipt of * letter from Senator Slew
art, ot Ne»ada, in wbicb ft is occur*-
**P*rpetaa! diaanion in fact ot in sen
tirseot between tbe Jfortb an l tbe
S-u1b will not be tolerated by tbe
Acnerican people, and there wlo as
anme flat tbe enmitiea of tbe war
will foretar be atailable to place
them *0 pow« r will be retired to pri*
**tc life to j?i»e plaoe to men wbo
esc appreciate tbe fact that tbe war
i» 0 Ter.‘’ Tbe troth herein contained
could hardly be better <xpressed-
Benator Stewart (thews Liniw lf to t-e
far io i. trance ot auco of bis pirty
Utodera a« Blaine, SUeruian, Ciiatdler
and i'orakcr, and bi*s prophecy with
regard to tbe political overthrow ot
tboaa worthies is one that will nnie
than likely come to pass.
mOHJiHTfO.M IX HP4I.DIX0 <ot >-
TT.
Ttie Griffin Son proiniaes tl< t the
prohibitionist« in this conufy wdl
oot force any contest this year if mat
ters remain i»b tb«-y ore, ‘ that is to
My. the aotiproblbitionlat* will b:»v<-
to br>»g on the fig lit by sorno act of
theirs, if one occurs/* The Sun may
be assort'd that tbo anliprobibiiion
lata, wbo bare every reason to be
aatistkd wiili the present tit* of
affaire, will do nothing to change it.
Tbe Son acknowledges what tbe
News has always contended, that
this is-oo breeds strife and division
io tbo ranks of the Democratic par
ty and urges its frieuds to stick to
tbe party. We hope the Sun wiil
keep its promise ; but if it s'lould
find itself unable to control s>* e of
the more extreme and hot hi d*d
leaders of tbo party, let it not mhe
it* loophole of escape and *-•.>• tl'*
antiprobibitioHists did i>.
it**K So Mr»*TiS* —If )<tu liAtemno
jtrtir mind to bur uA* Hood’* Har^upariltA Hold's I • u
b« induced to ssjr other.
am i ri!ts is SMeoSiar medieme, j.*o ** *-it , -
bt virtue ri of fu tU* fH>caii»( r m coaihiuatum. pt‘/
portfoa peri U> sod any prejmrt'.ion, other srtict* eurnUv of the kitxi j-w'v.f l>» ! -u p-
jr
(he people For mil sffeetion* ar;,;njf f-m
impure Wood or tow of the *> stem it
b nwaoittel Be sure to get Hood . e,
g Discovery.
1 Uu discovery by the inhabit*nIn of a o si i
bitlu-rto '.n rSnlted by the [><>tn>-nt •
lever and *gu<*. that it hj tlj< ir v, t \
midst* it decid'dty ctsrtUu'.: Rue!; din- .
ie* *re made *t every »ca*«B, iu every i ui
ot the Union BoteCquentl)’, when it U n*
certalfii d, aa it tnvari.ibiy i* fit tilth tim«
through the valunhla < xj erienee id >omu
one who hue teen tenefitUHl and rur«;d, ih *
Hontet’cr’t Stomach Bite«-r» ie * thorough!}'
•fiteacion* eradlcaior of the malaria! poiion.
<md ft tuenc of fortifying the eyntem >ipa!Ti»'
(t,fo feeling of more we* rity and tr iD<|iil!l
ty reign* Be»lde- throughput febrile the wh'ile of m-ighlKir malfttial
booth the form*
damb ague and ague < nk< mo r<
moved by tbft potent action of the Hittei*,
to which science 8|vo give* it* sanction aaa
remedy for rheumatism, dy-peprm, kidney oonstipa
liver ----- complaint, - ■. debility, ^b. troub
lea, and ell dlaea*e*> i mu Hiring the organ* of
dige*ti'>n and a.*»imil«ti'>n.
EMM* ft ___mu
Mmt to*f**ftr»yl
&*« umt tgom atuct .«
is&e4 io sbe dtor&it&c A
ti>e um*»tzrK** 4
By of,* ccrttqpctotfeaf
reyto-W po.su i*«wa.
T* afikffltiftJ Imi aiitoialf
i Isted ike lean Wa*J* »re
: t*t*~ "* h ‘. "•'
| pfeenemBy *ye»ki*|r, to **k*
■ (fwa t&e baa*'. body ami pbee si
m tM <wjkA8-^3'«I isrvte»re *c »sdl ex-
it.
Vac mill m*0 at* «ihi yo® »*«
- before «♦ a body i&aped ..*e * be**>
b 4 -. . foo
4® >-: » '
inch** is length, two sn wd-.h
one to tbsekoes*. It weigh* K
*daH oboat fire caoees
Toe tody of tbs ererage r/e mas
eosUir-e ebou? tec of
erery drop of wfetcb p*«e» ihfoajjt>
tbete fiherets or twirert sissy tiara
®akicg a cotnplete reroiation to
three minutes. The kidneys uke
*w*y dctijlly impuritu* from 6o g»!s
Ion* of blood each loot, or about 4'd
barrel* each dir. or tf,12. r > br>gsbead
a year.
L«l os shew ih * delicf^vtr; de¬
open Scrgthw «■-. and
scribe it* interior
We find it to be filled with ban-
dreda of little tabes, short sod
thread-like, starting from the arte¬
ries, ending io s little tuft shout
ec 1 way from tbe outside, open.rg
Into a little *i: wh-ichboids the water
to farther undergo purification be¬
fore it ps%*c-« i .to the ureter* and
oat of the body. Tbete iitile tules
are filter* which do the r work asto-
maucafiy, and right here the disease
of tbe kiJney fire*, begic*
From tbe slightest irregeianty in
o-,r hsbit#, from cr,Id. from high liv¬
ing, from ttimulants or a thousand
and one and another daily causes,
they lo»e their force
Wbat is the result? Congestion
or ttoppage of the current of blood
in the tarn i blood vessel surround¬
ing them, which become blocked -
tbet'f de'iicate not«br»tse* are irri¬
tated; inflrinrnatio.i i* set up, then
pus tt formed, which collect* in tbe
sac; the tube* are first partially and
soon totady unable to do their work.
The sac goes on distending with this
corruption, pressing upon tbe blood
vessel*. a 1! (bis tune, remember,
the nlood which i* entering the kid¬
neys to be filtered, is passing through
th'» terribly disgusting {-is. for it
cannot take any other route.
li would be just as reasonable to
expect to escape contagi n if a pest
house we.e ft«t across Broadway
ai.d countless thousands were com
pelted to go through its pestilential
door* as for on« to expect the blood
to escape pollution when constantly
running through such a diseased
kidney.
Now, wiiai is the result? Why,
that the UtxaJ takes up and deposits
this p'-is in a* it weeps along into
every < rgan, into every ineli of inus*>
etc, tissue, flt-sh s. 1 ! one from your
bead to your feet. And whenever,
from here 1 * *ry : fl icnce or other¬
wise, ''in pul of the bo iy is
weaker than another, a countless
train o' div-at-cs is established, such
as cousumf lion (* weak lungs, dys¬
pepsia where then? is a delicate
stomach, n rvoosoess, insanity, par¬
alysis or heart disease, in those who
have weak nerves ar. i bail circula¬
tion.
lfo* (he medical profession, Know,
iug that tin s < uni ot cur. dife' a-.* s *>f
it.*? kidneys, tn.it it.* manifold
symptoms eat>>> d by thi- primarv or
cau?H'.iv- Ui.-.-aM*. As f.-,s» a> iticy
cut** on* st iDptum siiotlj* r . -coiid-
SfV OOe | j i arv, slid SO they go
Ittdl • S V treating effec's ■ he Cause
ht-ilig ui.teM In ti.
B It *, 'MJ •» IV, “My kidtrevs
riobt. 1 h i v c
Mi.« i men
“‘J >-'%•
11 * * tl
th<*\ t
eriic.
**H>. v van }
i i !.m y <i .. av*? '
i )■ . v Lv n ilLs11jr Lut t m*
C-fiV l> v«r: nolit 1 V tin* kblr.ov
(>i . .J Lliwi'l m ntber J>ar:i i f the
Inviv. Ki-isuy 'iiscasi* disguiM!* if-
sell utiiL r ayiiiptutus <>1 common
Lea l, iunor, fkin, liver ;in<l btomach
tiis-fldlTK.
If you notice '.hat you arc t <>t in
^ibjU.. ■ . i-, r ... i
PPPPfe^ •_____ .__.
CD S,
L*st ««et we bought, for cash,tbe mammoth stock ot Dry Goods, Boots, ShoM
IfittSs ate, 30lI0Il*e Sotions^Ac., &e.. IVimtll/ tornierly^owned^ v»* a«t-w 'V *wm^pp^to'ft' --^--- , *!f
an, of ihr
; Lariest i! Cleanest Stocks Of Goods I
ever offered in Middle Georgia, lro mar count on this, lie pay for what w«
hay: we pay it all in cash and we buy it where it costs as nearly nothing as possi-
ble. \\ e are in a position to meet any hind of competion t >me froni where it may.
II It has nWS Ions lOHg been IMfffU oar «Ur pviltry policy that tu«t when whcu we «v secure v *->—• goods * r f ...“‘V'l- half pHeeto *1 ---- V. sell them
with reference to their cost to us, not to Xewlork cost. Vie like to sell out these
special purchases quick so as to have room when a a like opportunity presnts.
j Tip Button] Drop Out M Of Prims!
We shall po>itively offer goods for the next Thirty Days lower than they
were ever sold in Griffin. Come and see. purchased . ,
Of the several stocks of Groceries we have recently we have left
several barrels of pure Apple Vinegar that we are letailing at lOc. per gallon.
Fifty boxes Laundry Soap at Factory prices. A large lot of Tobacco and a good
stock of Griffin Good* at Factory prieess.
THEY MUST SELL!
We have just received two cars of fine Tennessee Mules. Come and see ns.
American Serial !
“THE BRETON MILLS.”
A Romance of New England Life.
BY CHA.HBES .
Editor of tbe Springfield (Mass. Daily News.
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The above Sketches, taken from among the F t ..res appearing; In the Story, will sufficiently indl*
cate the Chai ..eler of the Illustration: .
KINLIN., N-N.^:\ X' _t;N.N^ * \ V \ V.aES25LSSN NwV.-Sv'l/SvL^.A-LSSSSKa
COPYRIGHTED Ri.J ILLUSTRATED.
This ] *aper will shortly begin the publication < ” 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 stoiy r 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 adtors in the thrilling romance, aud the reader’s interest will be closely
held all through the changing scenes of the story 7 While not taking sides on the questions
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interesting working people, which are touched upon in the story, the author dissedls the pa¬
thetic elements of the life of the poor with fearless hand. Still his romance, after all, is a
romance of love, and all else in the story is only introduced to solve the problem of one
man’s devoted and faithful nature.
ILLUSTRATED BY GUSACHS
And copyrighted under a special arrang ment with the author.
L,oolc Out for tho Opening Chapters in this Paper!
! H rrii*U’ V,i,fc n femnif is ssj
T r«*p*f,. sfcrs. tW «fafeMM» ^ l*t
yew »sj bu m> fc*««s
■ ctxc« to 04 et«< tow bo >3 »fail of
^ Ties eowe* «
ifce oaoce of Tbeo wi
* Wr<r! s*fc> Carr,'.*
mlf lr ^. m .p^-.is for srie
. w y ^ k’i« T i-**r*. cr
*e»bd*'v
y„_ e
|«, *k«, «_
l kwater* . . ises»ei*e» exsaos be exass-
itsed i>r »:.r aese s wsscb we bare at
w esmauuii. Eien as a&alrals of
toe »*fer, ebeakaily ar,d aimsosp-
i ically, rtmii taUt-g defiaite is
i moV e *bes to* kidney*
«, f. -;. ic»s.
Tb*s oci for toe a-, *« disease
no sisti KSji’fd, to St3 f<- r
cent, a- o* aw: y r after a;Vr a*.,*: deaih *stjr.
ir,a!r i. ta* % ot^ a :a ike brtik-
U jr 4 o»n of tb**e *ecr*tfo ? o
tbe sn'ciior of it* kidney.
Warner'* Safe Care, as it become» ’
f;erTe4fb€ntr kxoW£J fof ; . s
*
wonderful cure* r d .** power over
the kidney*, La± c e. Is deieg, more
to increase t, - - ge duration of
life than ait * nciaxs known.
It >» * true fprttfif, mi l bat rmaio,
barm let* Lai * tergetic xtd agreea¬
ble -o (he taste.
Ttke i: wLe n s ea *- a core, ard
never let a rr.rnih gc- by without
Uk.ng a ie* Lotties as a prerentive,
tbit the a • s m»y be kept in
proper <■: t- • -* blood pure, that
he*ith ail -He may be your
r
bless.Kg
Senator Leiaod Stanford, respond
leg to a cot s! it act/, wbo wrote aek
tog Lis res sons ! r voting for the
coufirmstion ot Mr. Lamar, grid :
**I voter] for him b'c *nse I oocstd
ered bim one of the best men in th*
South tor i e pi ce. He is, iu my
jalgmeob a oro-tb liberal minded
man of s great deal of learning.
* * * ' I am reluctant not to
find my.fin ba n. onr with all tbe
Republican Senators, but it wss a
case, to far a* jut .ctioo was con
cernul, entirely f t my own jadg
aunt and couscierct, anti I vot e 1 t, c
cur ling'.y.’*
WROCGH ON- PIT.VMS’
Xtmpietecute' Why rtifTrr guaranteed. °Uea? Immediate A *k for relief ‘ ‘Rou ano cfc
>b Piles.” fe'ore cure for itching, proirud
*ng, Druggisu bleeding, mail. or any* h. 8. form Wells, of Jersey Piles. City. -50 c
or
Wells' SfU-NNV MKT,
"Health Rtnewer" restores h? alii
& vigor, cares Dyspepsia, Impotence, Men
tal aud Nervous Debility. For Weak Men,
Delicate Women, Rickety children. $1.
XTEIXre I1AIK BAI> A*T.
If grt./. restores to original color. An ele
r»ht dressing, softens and beautifies. Nc
oi nor grease. A tonic Restorative. Stops
Lv-r coming out; strengthens, cleanses
teals scaly, eradicates daadroil. foe.
A Great Victory
A Terrible Case of Scrofula
Cured by
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
!:. the winter of I-TO 1 via* attack'-.i vn.lt
- t nfula In one of the rr.' -.t aggravating tone*
U one time 1 had n > !•.-»* than thirteen L rv -
•ev.es over and around my neek and thre ;
>.ti:.nai.'y exuding an offensive mas. •
... mailer disgusting to heboid,
• : itoi'-rai ;e to endure, it is imp.-) *.
fully df-seri!** my sufferings, as the <■■
inphcateil with Chronic Catarrh. Aft*:
- years of misery, having been treated I
physicians, I was worse than iv.
t . i!:y, on tbe recommendation of V
v druggist, of Lock port, 1 vs-.v, f ■
! > try Hood's KarrapariHa. And now, :
I. i taken twelve bottles, within ti * i .
r * St- months, the scrofulous eruptions h ..{
entirety ceased, and the unsightly abscesses bau- „i;
di-.iplc ared, except the sears, v. 1 , 5 , 1 ,
are daily becoming‘smaller by degrees, what an*
n-autif .ily 1 * ?.* I do not know It mav
have done for < thers. but 1 do know that iu
mv effective ease. Rood's Sarsaparilla has proved an
f-|| gratitude specific * I seed Indeed. J " tt As ' facts &n evidence unsolicited ; of
my - e?e
and I J . aw «y*< y ier»'i.rtl I > verify the authenticity of
this cure. Gy doubts conesismdenee with
any one who ho i It.” CHAULts A. Roi>
f.kts. East %, itvon, S. V.
Tills statement is rcnfimied by W. T Hunt-
i 'ey,druggist, of Djckpcrt, K. Y.. who call* tbe
etire a great victory for Jlrxxi. Sarsaparilla
6 * nd f r liook giving statements of many cure
HoocTs Sarsaparllia
Sold by alt druggists. Si; six f >r $ 3 . Made
or.iy hyC. I. HUOte U CO., Lowell, Mass.
IOO Doses Ofis oils*!?.
! I
Ik* tsl7 ua-*l:«ksii: VcttUHt tt*4i:ia» pvt n is
1 It vli Ujall liiwaao* fsrw inr tUttrerti.
cur,# ari* lt ig from i»iliou*rn»««
an.l blond imnuriti,#. A safe, sure, and gentle
catlitr-.ic, cleansing the arstem thorouchiv
Tito old style is «li.-htlv hitter. Tive New ‘i*
pi - i'jnt to t!>« loKe, and the best medicine in *
the a-o .Id for Children Price «1 OO
McimvAi.li imiti to., yy ci^
um in ii.iiiiiiii Mini 1
contJMBts. . ueokgia.
JOE MoGIIEE, PropV
1 he best placs in Columbus to yet a bath
or »Hv, uc»n Sba*rs.JkGive us a call when in the
-Tv I f N < C.t 11 .
LADIES !
ItoTcHrltss tt,eiBg.itI liuaie siiii
PEERLESS DYES,
Tueyivij! dye everything. They ere sold
everyw here. Price 10c. a package—40 colors.
they have vo equal for Strength, Bright-
ness, Amount in Packages or for Famines- of
Color, or non-fading Qualities. They do not
crock or smut. For sa!e by S. W,* M ug.
»m’» uni? S f vra, Griffin Q.v. tnar'Jtid.Vw
^CONSUMPTIVE
-----without delay. »t
for ail affections ff the throat and Iunga, and cJ*ca>w
arltinpr from impure blood and exhaustion. The drift feeo*
uad sick, «rmL*ir!iiig against disease, and alow It ir»
to the grave, will in many cat** recover their nealkh by
\he timely we of Parker** G^inirer SIS Tonic, but XZ&Z de^^idanr
im paw is on me m t'hitadei .*
M.^VlT*?9N at Using toe Sewspeper of
Agency aatbortzed ■
our i