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WE«U8SUMn,Uit4r*h«^ •aiar.'taiimHirw a* DM miBKLV.OMT«r............. I.M GrtMa, Geerrfa, Sarefc *, 188*. Official Piper of Spalding Co. 0ffd«i Paper ef the City of Griffin ^fS!^ mm ^S!Siif m ^ mm Adrertialnff Batea. DAIL.'-One dollar por «j»ar« tor the Ira l «d fifty otaiU lor oaoh sub- *«. Taa line* or toaa to bo coont- a«»i'ioro. NOTICES 10 costa Una __ »Ki ? i. ander per lbi» H anti uMtUon. No insertion bead tor lea* then SO coots. All insertion, far too* than one dollar most b« paid for is Liberal rato* will bo cnada with parties tefciag to ooounoe their *d»*ru«*uaenU ugsr than one wook. WH1IU.T—Saane rale a a* lor the l>ail r. to tbe opinion of Warran Miller tbe coontry is, rery likely, mined. Wood pulp U*« been named on the tbe free Hat- Eeery editor who is not in f»vor •f tbe Uriff redaction bill shoald be ■Mhnrf into palp and thereby placed on tbe free list. Tbe motto with which the He publican opponents of the tariff bill will adorn their banner—“Free list positively saepended” —will not be popular with newspaper men. A SPECIMEN BRICK. Senator Vest offered several amend Bents on the day of its passage by tbe Senate to the bill chartering the Nicaragua Canal Company, which were voted down by solid Hepubli can majorities. One amendment stipulated that tbe Company should buy all its iron and steel and other materia! and implements.in the Unit ed States, and another that ail labo era employed rhould be citizens ol the United States. These amend meats were tabled by big Republi can and high tariff majorities, as well as another amendment of the Senator that if ten per cent, of the capital stock be not paid in within two years, aud if work do not actually begin in four years the charter should lapse. The defeat of the latter amendment gives tbe Company an indeGnite frao cbiac to the projected route and might create an opportunity for a large speculation at tbe expense of tome bona fide undertaking of this country or any other. There was net a Republican vote in the r ega live on the final passage, which makes the scheme look a little peculiar, cs pecially when we find all tbe names among the opponents of Vest's amend ment* that are most prominent in x!l bigh-tariff legislation for the bene fit of the people of their own beloved country. This farored enteprise was carefully guarded from tbe neces ity of buying tariff taxed material and implements, and empioyiag tariff pro tected labor by the very men who never tire of proclaiming that this country owes its wonderful prosperi ty to tbe priv.lcge of buying and us ing tariff protected merchandise and labor. The farmer, especially, as the Ual Seuator of them is ready to swear, would be a lost man, commercially, without that privilege from which they, each and all, voted to exempt their pet scheme inJsicarag'i* Ob, tbe hypocrites 1 But the capping stone was put on the humbug by Senator Teller, who pompously announced that the com pany should be allowed to buy their material, implements and labor in any country where they could buv tbem cheapest and “they could buy j tbem cheapest and best in the Unit *d JfiUtes. It is no dcuut ihe ex cee«ltnp .. re.sUve , . cheapness , ol sr,*n. i .W.I ,.d in the l otted States that always secures Teller’s vote in defense of protective duties of 35 to 100 percent. Oh! th» liana bujfs! — [Courier Journa! That Tired Feeling Affile nearly every one in the spring The system having become accustomed to the eracinfi air of winter. ;* weakened bv tl.e warn day* o' tbe changing season, and' read ily yield' to attack* of dUea*c . Hood’* Sarsaparilla arx? steff ia la io*t tu*t tbemcdn tbe medtv ine ine needed needed. ! t > blood. Try it thi* *ea*on. (c | Tt*a Govenor of Mi*eouri [»* tn.o>me jMlout of tbe attention given to outlaw *; j bat b« still continue? to motoend th# fjunou* and Dr Ball's Cough Srrnp for coughs j cold* last sabmiued tbeir bill to the m%r* I and mean* commute* A» it has j taken them a great deal of tune to i fomolat* it, it ia preeamably a good bill; and a superficial -mspecticn ■ bear* ont thi# preeamptioa 1* #n other issue *f hope to give an mteA ligcnt svcopfcis, the bill itse.f bticg too long for oar columns. The aggregate reduction tosde is ■ $55,000,000. This with the jctarnal rsrenae reduction of $20,000.000— j I asostlj on tobacco—will make a re , loclioa of reTecoe of $70,000,000. . which ia about what tbe country de mands. There are one hundred and thirteen article* or classes of arti cie« placed co the free list, principal among them being wool and timber. Southern farmers will be glad to \ learn that cotton tagging and ties i • will also be relieved from duly if this ’ bill passes Whether it shall pass or not, it clearly and boldly, though wisely and conservatively, formulates the ieane, sod tbe battle will aeon be precipitated. There is no question wcere crery true Democrat will be found enlisted What tbe Atlanta Constitution so well said io 1883, I we repeat in 1888 The Constitu tioo said- “The democratic cam paign in 1884 will he fongbt and won on the issue of revision and re dnetion of taxation, and this is the tariff issue. The congressional cam paigns in which tbe democrats were { so generally victorious, were fought and won on that issue; there is no other issue in which the people are so vitally interested. There maybe democrats like Mr. Sam Randall who will not care to folfow the democratic party to victory on that line, but where one democrat will oalt by tbe wayside, a hundred republicans will cut loose from their corrupt organ izition. If the democratic party cannot win on the tariff issue, it can ! net win at all.” ADVERTISE Ol K SECTION. Speaking of tbe ^acting of cheap rates by the railroads to Southern travelers the Manufacturers' Rreord pertioentlv $a\y. “If the railroad* and the bn«nets of . . n South . Will men tue LOW unite in widely advcrtuirg these .j t( , special tnof . ,) rater, sud thus woik np u great in teieet throughout ihe North and W.st, the rush of people Sooth will general __i announcement . of r low i an made through the daily press The!c must be earnest, vigorous wo! k to make these Special 1 efforts effective. The whole North and West ought to be tiooded wilh spec ial fttlvertiaemonts. no til people everywhere become interested. Some will go for pleasure, some for cariosity, some on business, and some to mike careful investigations, that they am learn for themselves of the resources and advantages of the fi ulb The first and most im portant matter is to induce them to go. This can easiiv he tccoruplisbed by juJ eious and liberal advertising, and this ought to he done at once.” ■BtXUr^AIBA." Jufck complete cure of Catarrh of the Lrinap•Diseases'. ilsdder, ailaunoyin"-Kidney. Bladdt ranri ; #1. At'druggisU. ••Koreil ON H1I.E” PII.I.S Little hut good. Small granules, smal’ loss-, big results, pleasant in operation, lou t disturb the stomach. 10c. and 25c. Lsk ' Kockll ON »1HT.” powder for “Rough on Dirt;” last'A A perfect wash ng found at harmless ex'ra fine A 1 article, pure and clean, sweeter.-, freshens, bleaches and whi^-ns without ed *iightcst for fine injury linens to and finest lace fabrL. s, general Unequal! house¬ hold, kitchen and laundry use. Soft* t: water, saves labor and soap. Added to Itarch increases glow, prevents yellowing tc. 10? *5c. at Oroctr* ot Druggists Two Way*, rhoose Which ! 1 here are two . u-ua ways o, , t.-ucg , what Nature attire *omrtime* sonirtime- d*> doe-n..e;* - y. namely, to reuCT* lie owe*- «>ne is to *wariow a drastic pur^tive wb>«;h ev»cu*t« proftwely. abruptly and with paiu. the other U to take Hoatettcr* c: mach B tiers, the * fleet of which is not violcnL but sufficient thorough, nM,i .. »ecd c u.->»— ™, yv n*u benefit, ruri-loying it not not expect expect permanent permanent benefit, and and he he an not which hope to *?cap*'he deburiaing res-’ ‘.ion :e\M WB - Rare? V — - the 9 Vi A organ* a* m - bad 1 . a ,1 or e-. ■■ ■■ worse off than bt fore If, on tbe other hand, he rv-orts to the Bitter*, be can rely upon the restoration of s regular babi’ of body, conse 1 'i- nl upon a r* n w», of h* attt-fut tone in tbe ;*>te#tinal car.a! Besides healthfully relax ing the to» is, the Bitters dormant ( < arouses a liver, impart- a bene it- ia) impeto* to she ac¬ tion of tbe kidney*, and counteracts th» ear tv swing* of rbeomatism. a tendency to gout, andtra’ana in all it* forrov * ■ ■»'*•«• • Mr. T. D. Meador of the firm of Ogles by A Mcaclor, thinks it is just as import ant to fortif< against tbe sudden attacks of tbe bowels, as against the robber that * invades tbe household. He says Dr. i Biggers’ Huckleberry Cordial is ihe weapon, a dead shot to bowel trouble?. ^ Terrible Cas® of Scrofula Cured by - Hood’S Sarsaparilla la as V alter cl 1*79 1 «t» attacked wit! fail in on* of the most ZfgTtrat »;.g f •« c; • %; ice t.n.f 1 hadt. less than tidrteen lar . - ./ art :r;di»yr^gkaridU.; oficAihre sfitamattjr exuding as mm 4oody matter dJCistia* to heboid, a;.-: Utaou i^iotenUde to c adarc. It Uimpos . 1 I.. tally describe my saSenofs. as tbe «*«-> ass < a;Seated with Ctinait Catarrh. Af.f three years cl misery, having been treated !: three {diysirtaa*. i was worse than ere Ftnajjy. oa tbe recommendation of W. Itentity, draggivt, of Lockpert. I was lad; to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. And now, at! having taken twelve bottles, within the twelve .noath*. the tcroiukms emptkms ha . csy ea*e. i 1 ■>r*1 irsapsurilia has proved & . effective deed. As an evidence ■, and! i 1 ®d these tacts ucscUcite tEtt any any one one eSre. vbo $$Bo cj^i hobNj ;„vi it.' corrospoodeiwe v BABLEJ a. J-ti/ in ______ __ run, East VOam, N. T. This natctttfnt ia ecnGnnetl ty W. J. Hurt- ley,druggist, ef Loci:pc»rt. N. V.. who calls tt rare o print ri story lor Hood** Sampar«U 8*ad lor loci giving suiemesis eiEasy cere* Hood’s Sarsaparilla gold by &U druggists. $1; sis lor A*,. Made only by C. 1. HOOD it CO.. Level:, Mass. IOO 'Doses .« violliw. u NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! Over a Million Distributed CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. - Louisiana i e Lottery Company Incorporated :, a Leinslature in 18(fe,for Edncationvl and Charitable purposes, »rd its fraiitbise made a psrl of the present State Constitution, in If-TO. by ank cre:- wbeltning popular »l*rle vote. \Bnb.r Dra.ii| ■ u brand G.m.d Quarterly take place monthly.and tbe Drawings, regularly every three nio**th* ( March, Tune, September and December . "We do hereby certify that we supervise the arrangements for stH the monthly and Qnar- L terly Drawing* of The Louisiana State * tery" Company, and in person manage and that and ert the trol the Drawings theinseives. same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and in good faith toward all parlies, this and we authorize the Company to use certifies.'e « ith fac-simile* of oursigr.atwt es attached it dre rtiscirer.t -^ :s~ 2 jr 0 0 C«oiBiiut*Mrt. We the ur.demgr.ed Banks ar.d Bsnkert will pay ail IVszes drawn in The Louisiar.i State Lotteries which may be presented et ouroounter* ; h.oclesbv. *»«>.. x». x*n m ! J;afiuwnrpmf o\**t-i%*i CA*iMHj Fm.t .i.«v.ii,.t Grand ; Quarterly : Drawing ? 111 the Academy of Music, New ins?, Orleans, Tuesday. March 13. Capital Prize, «3C)0,000 100.000 Ticket* at Twenty Do os each i Halves MO: Quarters AV Tt-ml ? $- l >en- t tiethsfl. LIST Ol’ PKIZti i Pkizeci $300,000 is *300,000 1 U U1ZE OF 100.(100 is 100.000 1 Peize (<f f>0,(O0 is SqOOO 1 Peize of 25,000 is.. A5.000 - Prize.'; of 10.000 are .. — •A ',00«' 5 Pbizes of 5.000 are. 25,' 00 25 Prizes or 1,(00 are.. 25.000 iOO Prizes of 500 are . 50,00ft 2t)0 Prizes of 300 are. , tXMOU 500 Prizes of 200 are ioo»ft» APPROXIMATION t BIZE-. 100 Prizes of f!V Prize 0 approximating to f3 0.(X*J are 100 Prizes $100,000 ol $300 Prize approximating :>j,ooo to are..... 100 Prizes of $200 approxiraatii _• 20.000 to *.V),0T0 Prize are terminal pe;;:i> 1,(00 Pr zes ef $UA> decided by POO.OOO Prize are...... i'.O.uOO 1.000 Prizes of fICO decided ty flUO.cOO Prize are. luO.COC <5 Prizes of amount!; g to *l.o'5,C0f For Club P>rate«, or any further uforina ti n apply to the ueder-igred. T’ nr hand¬ writing must be distil ct andcigttstureplain. More rapid return mini U-. livery » : ! -e as- stirred by cuclosirg and F.tiv. icpe bearing your full address. fiend POSTAL NftlEfi. Ex; ;•••< Money Orders, or New Fork ExchanL'*. in ('rdinary let t« r Cuarency by Ext rc-- .* our expense ) sidtess* d to M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans L* or M. A. DAUPHIN, Washington, D. C. Address Registered Letters tc Vtn URLS tX* NATONAL BANK New Orleans, La. REMEMBER That the preaeace *f (■rssntb Hraarerart and Early, whs arc >» of absolute chares fairnca* »l ih« drawing*, is a gnaantee the chances a! , . in ri integrity, that are equa. and that no one can possible .divine wha; nuni len. will draw a Priz-. REMEMBER that the payment of all Prises vvi, i*GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATI BANKS of New Orleans, and the Ticket* rignt 1 by the Preeident of an In ,j tutiwi whose chartered right* are recog n izd in the highest Courts: ~ therefore beware of anv imitatior* <• anonvmou M >. eme$ A PERFECTFOUNTAINPEN 1 hat is within the mean- of all. nulin's New Amsterdam Fountain Pen (Fine, Medium and Coar-c ) Always ready, write* freely, and never get? out of order. Warranted 14-Karat Gold ar.d t • give entire atisfaction. PrleeSl.a.tby mail, |>rej)nl<l Liberal discount to agents fiend for Cir cuisr of our specialties JOHN fi. HULIV. No. 4U Bkosi’W ct. N Y. Manufacturing Stationer. jANd.vrwim 1 '1 mot sale in BimiiiififhaiUs Ala., part ot these sroocls Thursday T^ere shipped to J? >ino and part of them are now on the way to Griffin and by next we shall p: on our counters one of the Largest and Cleapst Sticks Of Goods nnj; we eat n an position in to meet kind ot eompetioii ' — r :— < ome —- trorn^ * -----lnwsi. where it ble. \\ e are in a any goods thalf to sell may. It uao has lwn Ions - been onr policy _____ that ___________ when we secure _ _ price __ them .„ vl _ with resfcrence to their cost to us, nottoXew York cost, d e like to sell out these special purchases " quick - so as to have * room w 1 hen — a — a ~ like ■ _ opportnnity ^ ** ~ ^ — — presnts. - - - Hie Bottom Must Drop Out Of Prices! We slial 1 positively offer goods for the next Thirty Days lower than they were ever sold in Gnffin. Come and see. Of the several stocks of Groceries we have ‘la^Pu/to^a^ recently purchased _ , we have left Goo*ds pricess. "1 ffi 1% stock of Griffin at Factory THEY MUST SELL! We have Fjnstireceived two cars of fine Tennessee Mules. Come and see us. lSAlStjSl. Harper’s Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. Weekly wuh established , ILrper's has a p’ace as the leadieg illustrated newspaper st, America. The fairness of its editorial comments on current politics has earned for it the respect and confidence of ail im- partial readers, and ihe variety and excel- Sence of its literary contents, which include serial and short stories by the best and most popular writers, fit it for the perusal and of i^ot-.e of ihe widest range of taste* pursuits. Sapplementa are frequently bring pro- the vided. and no expense i- spared to highest order; of artistic ability to bear upon the illustration of the change! phases of home and foreign history. In all it* features Harpei's We. 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