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■f; •OCULAS ULE 8 S 5 EB, Editor * ■h' DAILY,(Ia Advance)P*r Arana......•».« ..... B.€ ., .1 Griffin, Seorfli, ftt. fl, 188 *. •j~ V“- JL - J —- Official Piper of Spalding I'' QW cfrl Paper of the City of Griff ▲dTertising Rate*. ! I ' Ant •Oqtwnt ad DAILY ae Iraortlon, • o.<. -On* Too aod dollar lines fifty por or oontn less ofloor* for to raoh be tor ■PXC1 ' l. NOTICES 10 oento por j§ri oc ooch uustiion. No insertion b fiwd for loss than DO cents. All ■ In |m dyuf on# dollar molt bo paid tor i *^3b«al rates continue will bo their mads with ithloc to lutar than one week. Dnilv. WEEKLY—BatnoraUaasfor the PRICELY PRICKS AUD PALTER »v'' i®' BOR. jp, Tb* protected mannfactarer ItUj excuses legielfitien in bis own tereete on the ground of his for the welfare of the American borer. He cannot, he says, li pete etiooesefally with (be pauper borer of Europe. It is well that the systematic manufacturers have in their own IgPffffc, uxd for the purpose of I lug cheaper labor, imported * K? V: - America the laborers they have matixed as paupers, hut that testation of selfishness and tj need not be dwelt on. If the manufacturer needs a fcet firUficially restricted to sate ■elf from the competition of European laborers, bow much «r in the need of the fanner, who obliged to sell hie surplus turn in the markets of the from relief from artfully prices upon articles of necessary both to bis and hie existence t Farmers outnumber manufacturers and ■§ operatives, including those ed for the purpose of ibe labor market. Farmers no protection from the grain cotton producers the world The price of grain and cotton is term!ne t in Liverpool. From price the farmer must stand the dilution of transportation upon protected steel rails, of brokerage and handling Oat Eg' the net result to him in cosh must pay for tariff protected il ing, tariff protected glass, tariff teefed lumber, tariff protected iu all its forms of manufacture, tariff protected crockery, tariff tected salt and tariff protected No market is contrived for him by, upon any specious pretext, may levy a toll upon bis fellow tures. He must sell in * free buy in a close maikct. will do nothing directly tor him tire tc.bject is discussed,but says h« shares in the great benefit iug to the manufacturer and the manufacturer to all mankind. Lvt the farmer look fully into I lie subject anJ learn himself whether or not this is true. The manufacturer claims that needs the protection of from the product of pauper labor, oilier words, that in the name American labor and with the ancs of Congress be shall continue have tbs privilege of exacting ibe consumers of his product princely prices made by a high The farmer stands in actual of protection from princely prices Ucn’t Wet Caught. Tbi* spring with year blood full of i input lie*, jour digestion nmHlver impaired, torpid, vuor and poor, kUuayi liable be prostrated by system to but get yourself tbs eh ranging into good and condition, aoMy for warmer •r, by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ihe It I unequalled for surifying blood, and appetite, and for a geueral spring ma o) twi Tfsys. Choose Which ! There »r* two usual w*y» of doing Xature »ometimes doesineomletely. to relieve the bowels. One is to swallow abruptly dmuc purgative and with which pain, evacuates the other ta to Ho*tetters Stomach Bitters, the effect which i« not violent, but sufficient and which dess not gripe the lute tines m the first is selected, the pe son benefit, employing need cot expect permanent and cannot hope to eecapathe dabilltaing tion which leave* the organs as bad or off than before. If, on he the other rely hand, K* fo rt e to the Bitters, can upon restoration of a regular habit of (tody, qoent upon a renewal of healthful tone in intestinal canal. Beside* healthfully m. ing the bowtie, tbe Bitters arouses a liver, imparts a beneficial impetus to tbe 1/ tion of the kidneys, and counteract* tlie ear twinge of rbenmatism, a tendency gout, and malaria in all it* form.. mzM . PREPARING POR THE EVIL Tho announcement of tbe Tact Italy has joined ihe compact Germany and Austria France that tbe frontier France and Italy will need as attention as that between France Germanr. Of course all is now. but it is a time honored ean maiim that in time of peace must be preparatio'is for war. France goes to war with Germany order to win back the territory wrest ed from it i»y force oi arms in Italy will taLe advantage of the portunity to get back if possible voy ai.d Nice, wrested from it by force of circnmstances in 1800 and since then a part of France. It the recollection of that bard bargain driven by France in 1800 which, no doubt, led Italy to join the defensive alliance of Germany an 1 Austria. The French foreign minister Flour ens is now on a visit to the Italian frontier, and in the French towns on ”lo"ttie tho border infect is making little speeches that lilfTffe points on the Italian frontier will he strongly forti fied and garrisoned in readiness for any hostile visit that his good friends the Italian* might take it into their heads to pav. Whenever the long expected war dots break out in Europe, the probabilities arc that pub lishers of atlases will have * busy timo preparing new and revised edi tior.sof the maps of European coun¬ tries. The chances will be good for a ratification of boundaries through out the entire continent. Tbe following frivolous paragraph is taken from the Savannah News: “An item is going the rounds of the press that a Georgia Congress man attended a ball in Washington a few evenings since, and the tact was published- in one of the Slate papers. One of his constituents iend it and wrote to the Congressman that he was paid to work and not dance. would he interesting to know Congressman’s name. The delegation doesn’t impress one us ing composed of persons who trip light fantastic loe. How Judgo Stewart, who is an er, or the corpulent Mr. Barnes, the dignified Col, Blount look iug about over a slippery floor?” «Bettn!.iPAIBAA» Catarrh lulck, complete cure of of Madder, all annoying Kidney, Bladder drinary Diseases. ¥ I. At druggists. “ttOCUH ON BILE” PILLS Little but good. Ftnall granules, in lose, big results, pleasant 10c. and Ln't disturb the stomach. “ROUSH ON DIRT.” perfect Ask for “Rough on Dirt;” A Kg powder found at last! A harmless fine A 1 article, pure and clean, freshens, bleaches and whff-ns alightest injury to finest fabric. ed for fine linens aud laces, general hold, kitchen aud laundry use. water, saves labor and soap. Added March increases gloss, prevents Druggists to., 10c *5c. at Grocers 01 Tie ss - .? sss-AlMtoUe Ytftukle aeiistss pvt cj liquid fom ever diicsrered. It eurrs all (lis.'ases arising front And blood iinpuriti.'*. A safe, sure, and cathartic, cleansing the system The old style is slightly hitter. The New pleasant to the taste, and the best medicine the world foe children. Price $1 OO M'lMIN v id in:l it co , X. Y. C>ry _ FOUR HCRF LOT. oak and 0RY GROVE. YVitli Six Room House Two Stoui - with all modern ments. Burns, stable* and Servants bon Wind Mill, etc. Highest point in city the most magnificent view of the ing country for ten mile- Pare air water and good society. On Hilt Bold without reference to cost y.T" Houw - ■. nd I. for Sale and to : Several sm.ill foru - for rent or sale in near the city. G. A. CUNNINGHAM. ! Real E-tate Agent, Griffin,Ga. i aaglOdAw 3m sad Whiskey Ilats | It* enrodat borne with out pain. Book of par¬ : ticulars sent FREE. _I ft M.WOOLLKY, M .D. 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Over a Million Distributed CAPITAL-PRIZE, $300,000. • j.-,.- ^ ■< <1 amsust.- «r'iW5r Louisiana Sffii’ Lottery Company Incorporated by the Legislature in 186$, and for Edneatlonnl and Charitable purposes, its franchise made a part of the present State Constitution, in 1870, by ank over¬ whelming brand popular tiaglr vote. X««b»r Dranl.jj' Il> Grand Quarterly take place monthly,and the Drawings, regularly every three months (March, June, September and December). ‘•We do hereby certify that we supervise th« arrangements for all the monthly and Quar¬ terly Drawings of The Louisiana State Lei tery Company, aud in person manage and cob tro) the Drawings themselves, ana that tb« game are conducted with honesty, and and in good faith toward all parties, this w« authorize the Company signatm to use attached it with fae-similes of onr es dverthetrentr." // X t--' 1 Commluloaert. We the undersigned Banks and will pay all Prizes drawn in The btate Lotteries which may be presented our counters: J. II.OGLEIBl . Pre*. l.n. Nul l I*. 1A.1AVX. Pra.»t#t*!lal l »»»<• HVJdim.V,Pre*. IV. O.Nai'l , A. VI C,t!ll,»Oin. Pre*. I nlon Grand : Quarterly : lh the Academy of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, March 13, 1888, Capital 100,000 Tickets at Twenty Doliuts Halves $10: Quarters 85: Tenths $2: tieths f'l. LIST OF PHIZES. I Pbizece $300,000 is ts..... 1 Bhi/.h of 100,000 1 Pbize of 50,000 is 1 Pbize of 25,000 is 25 2 1 ‘kizes of 10(000 are......... 5 Bbizes of 5.000 are. 25 Phizes or 1.000 are IO0 Phizes or rasi are 200 Phizes of :MX) are OM 600 Phizes oi 200 are ! A PrHO.MMATION PBIZE.-. 10o Prizes of $5')0 approximating to $3' 0,000 Prize are. .. . 5! 1,0 100 Prizes of ^300 approximating to $100,000 ^200 Prize are..... .o,o 100 Prizes of ai.proximati' g to ?51,lit (i Prize are tehmin i l rm/Ks 1,000 1'r Zes id $ HR i (lei idl'd bj ^:HKI.000 Prize are...... 1 I .ik'O Prize- of $1(0 decided y $100,000 Prize atv 3Prizes of amounting to. $1.0; F or (Inh Brutes, or any further :nforuin tion apply to the undersigned. Your writing rapid must be distil ct and Signature More return mail delivery will lie sum'd by enclosing and Enveloj e bi your full address. Send POSTAL NOTES. Expre-s Orders, or New Yotk Exchange in lettir. Cuiri ney by Exprt-s (at our addressed to M. A DAUPHIN. New Orleans La or M A. DAUPHIN, Washington, D.C. Address Registered Letters to Elf (II11K.1JS 5AT1II.V.II, ISA A ii New Orleans, La. REMEMBER ZXltX tEZZLZ ) unri Early, is who are In char*. »>t th* i draw ings, a guaantee of absolute fairnesi and Integrity, that the chances arc al! ei(iia and that no one can possibly divine wha. j ; numbers will draw a Vriz". NAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the Tickets *r" signed bj the President of an In Utica whose chartered rights are rccog <! iu the highest Courts; therefore are of any imitation* cr anonymou ewmes. A PERFECT FOUNTAIN PEN 'that i) within the means of all. nulin s New Amsterdam Fountain Pen (Fine, Medium and Coarse.)Always ready, writes freely, and never gets out of order. Warranted 14-Karat Gold aud to give entire ! atisfaction. ! J’rlce St.23 lay mall, prs-psrttl Liberal discount to agents. Send for C!r ! cular of our specialties JOHN S 1IUI.IN, No. 411 Broadway, N. Y. I Manuficluti.i;; Stationer. j2Sdiw 1 m TS§ N. WGAYCIl'* FflEBSagS?** DON. ourautborUed _____ autl.orli.-l M<f*»r* our lurcst* A 'vTr BR, O© 1 Last week we bought, for cash the mammoth stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, part of them are how on the way to (iriffln and by Thursday next we shall 0 J on onr eonnters one of the larpsi aid Cheapest Steels Of Goods over offered in Middle Georgia. Yrn may count on this. We pay for what huY* ? we nay it all in cash and we hny it where it costs as nearly nothing as possi. } 1 \\ e are in a position to meet any kind of competion come irom where it may. ( ( policy that when we secure goods tit half price to sell them It has long been onr not to New York cost. \V e like to sell out these with regerence to their cost to us, when like opportunity special purchases quick so as to have room a a presnts. rn ip Mom Must Drop Out Of Fids ! We shall positively offer goods for the next Thirty Days lower than they were ever sold in Grifain, Come Groeeries and see. havc^receiitl^^rchas^ * 111 we hare . left Of the^ severai stocks^of we Sock X ^Goods ^at P g ^ of Griffin Factory pricess. THEY MUST SELL! \Ye have just received two ears of line Tennessee Mules. Come and see^us. 1888 . Harper’s Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. Harper’s \Veekly has a well-established place as tho leading illustrated newspaper in America. The fairness of its editoml commcnU. on current politics Las earned for it the respect and confidence of all im¬ partial leaders, and the variety and excel¬ lence of its literary contents, which include serial and short stories by the best and most popular writers, fit it for the perusai and of people of the widest range of tastes pursuits. 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Price 10c. a package —40 oolors They have co equal for Strength, Bngh>- ness, Amount in Packages or for Fastness oi Color, or non-fading Qualities. They do not j i crock smut. For sale hy 8. W. Msng I or mar'JJdA* am's ttfug Store. Griffin Ga. rr sc vai ADVERTISERS an learn theexaci cos' it ,v.n nroposed lint" x u!'. ortisnifif cD in American nr**rs by addressi.y • ico P. Rowell Sc Co., -tie in 'tore-*. .SeW V ’Ck . 1 jO-.-c.S* 1 •_? tj ?m 'Ksssaffr m 65125 . » • >