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DOUGLAS flLESSSEB, E.I'tsr A Prep'r
*U&T .(loAdnuorw Anna». M.O«
traCKt.Tr.Oa* Year............. .. i.oe
Griffin, Qesrgis, Drc. 12. 18*8.
Official Piper of Spalding Go.
Official Paper of the City of Griffin
Adrertlelng Rat©*.
DAILY—One dollar per eqnere forth 0
Iwt lMerUoo, end fifty cent* for each »nb-
SJqnimtone. •UttarStmORB S’en line* or lew to be connt-
10 oenu per Un
or woh insertion. No lM.rl.on andortbi*
toed for lew. then 60 oente. All in^rtHjn*
for lew then one dollar meet be pe.d for id
* < jX.‘rt'; rate* continue will be their made advi with HtseoaeoU partiae
rri«Li uK to
*°^EKLY-^Km a -aUeae or th* Dailv.
With electric Jigkw, »f might ,M
toadminiator the affairs of tho city
a little better.
Alderman Newton i» ^ the right
Une. He i» > n f * vor of bo,h 1,w * ntJ
order and light a, and t»a introduced
reeolution to carry out bia idea, of
both. Give him a bearing >hia morn
m- • • •
——■
The Augusta Chroma * s of opin¬
ion that marriage is a f.i * »• 1,r **.
Democratic president* i. concerned.
Tbe lact ia, Hucbanan, Ttlden and
Cleveland, are tbe only democratic
president* we have elected in the
lsat third of a century, and it belts
like the Chronicle was rfght.
■TICK TOTHENOMINEE.
In anotbar ooltimn, according to
expressed request and tc ourprinci
pie to accommodate all ur patrons
and publish all the sews, we print a
call for a “citizens maeling” to be
held in Zebnlon on tbe 15th inst., to
get oat a partly new ticket for conn
ty offioere of Pike. Tke purpose
tad object of the meeting, howeror,
we naust deprecate. A* the call
expressly ahowa, it is for the “disaati*
fied element” to get out opposition
to one candidate, Sheri 1 Howard.
Now, Mr. Howard was regularly and
fairly nominated by the united Dem
ocraoy of Pika County in a coanty
oontraation, and th* “dissatisfied ele
■sent” moat inclade many more Ra
publicans than Democrats, unless
they are ali third party men. What
aver grouada of personal dissatisfac¬
tion there may be with Mr. Howard
_and no candidate was ever accept
able to alt aoen—he ia entitled to the
united support of bit party, in spite
of any opposition that may be atir
red up by a “citizen* meeting.” We
Would advise and urge that no man
calling hiuself an organit-d
crat, and dasiring to be recognised
such, go into the meeting oa Satur¬
day for the purpase of getting out
opposition to a regular i mine*.
AN AWFUL LESSON.
Lynch law received a setback Sat¬
urday night in Birmingham that it
will nor soon forget, h >nff Smith
deserves an apotheosis a ihe »pottle
of order aud justice. Tiie defence
by sheriffs of priaonei* committed to
their care is usually of a formal char¬
acter, sufficient tc shield ibemsaiveB
from criticism,and not v .< -ut enough
to endanger their popup y. The
killing of a prisoner i» ier, and
cowardly, cruel, brutal m ier. For
a great mob to break through (he
walls of a prison and drag out a sus¬
pect *nd destroy him, ahowa the
meanest spirit of revenge wills ut
tbe motive, or the certainty tliat lend
color of equity and excusable quality
to the. taking of life in pursuit of
private vengeance.
It is a carious truth ti tie more
uuuatural and unheanl i.eeharges
made again*’. th- prison- r. the more
ready is 'he public to give them cred
eilce. That a man atiouid Ire accus¬
ed ®f murdering his children an i di
Yorced wife was ’o horrible not t, he
true. Again It is awful and .ad to
think of .1 he el* ighter of Hint cent up
holders of 'he law in th IVnnii g
ham tragedy. I.'*t jure force ih#
law and thus anticipa'i vert
violence that .attends the triTiruler
.•cforcement of popuia- ideas of ,
justice.
grata or Ohio, Citt of Toi.rre*.
Lr, a« Does tv, ? 3
Faaaa J Cnasiv makes c G» th*’ ire , 9
tlie seowr parton of the fim u J nt
fo.«d», Coi»m> aud State afor, id. and that
said firn rriti dap tire aura ol ONE HI,N
mm _j DOLLAR^ for each and very race of
Oatarrb that oautol be eared by the use of
fiiu'»C»j»M*cr«. CHENEY .......
FKANK i
Barara to before me and eubat ribrd in m,
ar—u w Mm Sth Shj of Dreember, A li *.
j , —A ||/K W, GL*A8«Mi, No«»ry FUbltc
l a,
i Cara ^aly^ytWM and
THE PERIL*©T PUBLIC USE.
Ooiritr Journal: We find in onr
correct mail tba following latter ad
dressed in obvious good faith to tba
sditor of tba Coorier Journal, and
post markad PiparOity, Illinois:
“I hAve raad tbe Courier Journal
with a great daad of interest the
past campaign, and, now it ia oyer,
would like to aak you a question; just
Would you advise a yonog man,
twenty one years of ago, of aver«ge
inUilliger.es, to study politics with a
view to making a practical busiuss*
of it— aty the law firat and ultimate
ly a political career 1 Cuu a cem
petence be made, honorably, in a po
litical life 1 Heveral of ua young
men here would like your views on
this question. Hopiug to hear from
you, allow m# to remain most honor
ed air. V. V. V.”
It is not an easy task to answer
this latter. One is tempted, bru*
quely, to aftj; “If you want to go to
tbe devil, get a razor and cut your
throat, and travel direct, in prefer
ence to taking a tedious,round about
jurnsy through the dismal swamps tf
politic*. ' But this ia nut likely to
satisfy tbe youttifttl^tecker "Bar
truth.
In a country like onre, there ia no
such thing, strictly speaking, ns “a
political career.” A man may quali
fv himself never so wjII for official
station, and mins it altogether. Oat
public life is made of most fantastic
odds and ends, th# element of chance
largely prevails over every part of it.
Our public men arc the nerest sports
of fortune, gamblers in tbe lottery of
ballots, speculators iu the gullibility
of mankind, individually dependent,
and more or less, the creatutos of
evv-ry wind that ivlows Our po!it a is
a spocies of comic opera. It seems to
young ambition a fmo thiug to bo a
greet man; but how would it seem if
tbe possible, and sometimes thesctu
al sources of that greatness were ex
posed to view; the mean self seeking
and abasement, the sordid appli
Knees, the dishonoring sacrifices and
cowardly sun coder?, the concessions
here, tbs submissions there, tbe pst
ty arts of soliciting and chicane, and
all tbe deyiousneas, tbe delays, tba
heart burnings, the longing and ins
pense, the disappointments and tbe
dirt, which so often attend the truna
it, h free man shudders to think of it.
There is nothing more squalid and
pitiful that) a poor great man in pub
lie station as society is now construct
ml iu the National Capital. It may
be that he has reached bis position
on somebody else's money, and is,
therefore, a slave to those who sent
him. He is miserably nndcrvsid
out of the public Treasury, and. if
his integrity be in tbe least uncertain,
the temptation to put it in eotnims
sion is ever present and pressing.
If he satisfies his constituents, he
must work like a nigger on a rock
pile. If he dors not, h* ia liksiy to
fall by the way into the moral stubs
that yawn ou every hand, ilo is
every rnau's man when ha is wanted
for something, and no man's man
when he wauls something for him
self. His life is a perpetual bypoe
risy, for it is impossible for any on*
honestly to slop over as he is !«<jnir
•d to do ou every occasion of public
excitemsut or private iotreaty. Hs h#
c»m«s, in spite of himself, k kind of
masculine courtesan, and, in time,
suatiins himself upon u system o f i r
gasized selfishness, or sinks beneath
a load too heavy for human endur
a nee.
Both Clay and Webster lamented
is their last days that they bad ever
entered pubi c life So did Donglnr.
S % if the truth could be knswn, do
half of the men of the hour who bare
lived long in office at Washing!on.
It iu<y besti 1, truly. I hit they never
£»ive it up until they ure forc' d to,
H it that is Ifcaute tbev are lit f< r
nothing else. Polities, too, i:ko other
form* of gambling, has its fascii a
ti0DF.
Onr answer t > our voun." oi.rr*a
pondent is tho: Ktc-pt a* seen
and < v iter, 1 t p it ice a! ■ ■; a n
H piaih c-i :n • i'i : , i t {• I Hi*
fiirn- tn4 i-t-n- •» • renv bring too,
bn ,V t' 1 •“ llS'-HI a O 1 " ■: - rsb B
*:• 1 ilvpn !- nf stlh-b HtBIifr for tour
1 , *(■]! ‘ n-i ?, t the 'irailvit ,a v nr .inly
to l»> ii u into > h#* « nr’,1 Ht.il uiaioGGi;
| be trae to ilit* w,!k in lift', nrul to
j yourwTf. 'ov:i o v.otk for work’* e':ke
Bti'l m» i v fur it* n>r i ; nt:,’, tit*’* -f, us <1 j !
YOU l nrgtte vi’HT ,v » P 1 ' !
I c *• kins: you. put them to |
• '*!
isos <>!- f riib <»i , , r 1 ; r rp .
’
fault’ *k» tlift.'O. |
| you c:v. to t cyi
, j Iftai, trial, l l>< ! < Fine SUM* Mdl a oil rio * ro imtt’imis !'»■!!> ! ID-J von r
| condition, that is. Ire sum you sr*
not K'tviuf' h • pnrtHin iiviitp f . >r a
| plnDtora. i»ul tschaneio^ a p!ar*
for whirl, you Ihyc qualifications and
approved vourv< f. for a plaen t I
arbic.i von uiav h. nowise saiisd.
I Hontrrand fsine fiom no cnn'liuoss
risv M«n in theirptsires are th^ iners
who stand. Aci wed vour p»r». Avoid
place-banticg Eschew political self
aceking. So shall you be, if" not
great, at laast prosporona and happ^,
which t» rerj ranch better.
:
“Oae Am bam toolbar • baraiaa, aert ]
■ 1 “ ‘ ^ ' ‘ bat
It
A •ub*rb«n raaideot suggests that
Griffin dispense entirely withe po
lie* force and put their salaries is
I > an electric light plant, Bui if we
have ne police, whom wiil tbe raid
nigih reveler have to shoot at?
Pec
Many peculiar points n TLxk' i'-.v
• aparilla eipcilct to all *cl. . ui' '. ■*
Peculiar In comlrfnatira.. y. ' /
anij preparation «t ln-r<«' ■■j *
Hood's Sarsaparilla |.,,m '' rs / 'Ayy
the full curative value of the
best k n o w n r e ra edit o t
the vegetable kt »g-
Peculiar ill Its^r gNTyT 1Ioo roengtli i i
awl ceonou y-/ GsV'/ 11 oul ’ ' :i
aaparilla is✓ y '
cluo of Kf •'Z “One wiii. Hundred li can truly s
Ouc^r be said, Dollar." Medlcin in
s
T larger and imaller 1 s
V / require larger doses, and do not
produce as g- al r* suits ns II- -st’s.
r Peculiar In its medicinal n rits.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla aci'empli-lies rdr-s l.ith-
erto unknown, aud lias won f- r itself
the title of ' Tiro discovered." greatest btoo.l^r '>
purifier ever g'«>d
Peculiar i nils" name
honi • —there Is now
of Lowell, Hood's SarsaparillayW whereJysJ
than o t all
purifiers, r PecuUar in its
phenomc- s' nal lecnrd of sales
abro.d, Iras sV^io other m-d preparation mu 'i po-pn-
* cwr ... . at; ..
ity in SO short a time,
and retained its popularity
and confidence among ai) classes
r of people eo steadfastly.
^• other preparations,
Do not b . induced to buy V lu-iiu'.
but be sure to get the Peculiar
Hood’s SarsaparilSa
Sold liy ttlldragglsU- SI; sir for g5. Prepared only
by C. X. HOOD « CO., Apothecaries,Lowell, Mas*.
IOO Doses One Dollar
SWIFT’S SPECIFIC
v'litirf’ly iv vogct&blf 1 j rPf jYrrxtlon cou-
laln'.ng no Mercury, Potash Arsenic, cr otbe«
'lubslances. '
SWIFTS SPECIFIC
Has cured hcuxlretJi of oaseiof Eplthello
m.i or Cancer of the 5kln, thor.ands of case*
of Eczema, UIocxl Humors anti Skin Disease*,
and hundreds of thousands of cases <>f 'i rof-
ula, HI i -1 Poison and BIoo^ T nint
BWI'.T-S .SPECIFIC
Fts relieved thoosonds > f eases of Merc is-
rt. I Po'.r.oninc, Hheumatl*m and Stiffness of
ibu J >inti.
t'nATTAVoooA- Texm., June ff. 1W8—Swift's
h’rctdh ■ Atlanta, Oa.—Gentlemen : In th«
•arly {mrt of the present year, a bat) rase ot
aliing loo l jn.txm S. H. under appeared advice upon of me. another, I began and
t S.
• ... ......greatly I f»*-l medicine greatly Improved. Improve*.. shall continue I __________ am still
taking tkt th the and It to vrlii do
so vm i. 1 I perfect am perfectly Yours well. truly, I believe
etT ■r a cure.
Hoc. P. Howard
IU West SixtvA
C.'i.rqBtA, R. C., July 7, Jentiemen: 1-^9 -The Swift
i t clfte « g., Atlanta, lia.—Ge............ I . wa* —,
rt».tt sufferer from muscular ular rheumatUm rheumatism
- r two year*. i. I 1 could could gt get i) j 'ermanent re-
lief from any medicine presi terllsed ttfes br my
physician. ' ' lyslctan. 1 1 took took over over a .. do; —•— >?en l»otl ----- of
jours , wur s 8 8 S., S., nn nn 1 1 »o a w I am as well as I ever
W*h in my lif**. I am euro your . . mod __________ icing
cured c red me. me. and ;»ud 1 1 would wnild nvommt't i mend nd it il to any
• : e Ruff- ring from any blood . ------ dlae, ase. Your*
trul.i. O. O. E. i;.JiianE8 Bl
^
Wa. , Tfxa of of f, 5fay 9,13S8—Gentlemen : Th®
wife of of on«* one my customers was terribly
afilict* i 'Nilh a loath»f>rae loath**-' •me skin skin disease, disease, that I
covered her cr whole whole body. bt>d. she She was was confl confined tfo
to her bed for for several several years by bv this this ;t!T» affile
aud anti could coul l not not Uel help herself herself at. alL ilL She * Could
not sleep from a violent itching at md stinging
t.f the si;in. The disease baffled the skill of
t ' ■ physicians who treated it. Her husband husband
anti begun finally commenced giving his H wife Swift’s almost Specific,
she to improve improve im¬
mediately. and In n | a A few — week* ....... 1 --- she h ---- wasap- —
parent 1> well. 8he is now a heartv afttl^tlou fine-
1 - king lady, with no trace of the
left. Yorr* i t ry truly, J. E. Beaus.
Whole sale Druggist, Austin Avenue.
re n Blood ao*i Skin Diseases mailed
fr i Swift Specific Co., Drawer 8,
Alb.'da. -«a.; Njw York, 7‘d Pr. ?. l way.
If You Ha"c
No a:> retlte. IndtKCsttor. ri»t«l«BM,
Kiel, tI»-iid«OM'. -nil ruu <lo»u,“ Io»-
lUK Tlcsli, you will l iuil
Ms Pills
the fomwlj’ yon ueert. They tone np
Ihu v. ouk Ntoinnrh ____________ a ______ ml buitci up the
I ria« lllg iu« IHg eiierifieN. riit-TKIVW. ,wtniA»v.™ Jjuffercrs from
ntoni ,il or |»ti > sioal ernook will find
relie I from them. Nicely sugar coot etl.
SOLD KYLItWYlIlUti:.
The Toy the Child Likes Best
-!N TilF.-
ANCHOIV’
Stone Building Blocks,
BoalStono. Three Colors.
* A Ci.kvku P’.gNKXT forchild-
**• ren -<t „,....... •" • . v . r.% or
$_’■*> n ri average h-
tSfe.it f», -.-retire Catalogue plication . *etH e
post tree ou to
___
o. Ad. Richter & Co.,
3IO BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
DR. MOFFETT’S
- FEMALE MEDICINE'™—
lne By giving tone bulMitig to a-.K strenvthontnz th« t'ter
rem ft'.il un th- K-m ra! hnalth,
IXIYIAN WKIJD
cnrrvcu -------- which alt ------ Irrejrolarittf ,------lies ’ sand and annoylrvg trouhles
from somany >nian Is lles suffer. It give, the
weak.debilitated ted w w. ruafi hedlh and strength.and
raakv, vheerfut UeerfUl tbe^,te«i->ndei,t. ti'P de»i*>t»dent. depressed denre.. tu ...
spirit-. In chaiwe RED. "f Uie m>laitvshoufil lO' with-
out INDIAN W it it is is Safe SafcttHd and L\ C'tfailtng.
Ask ; our Druggist.
r
B. A. FAHNESTOCK S SSt
J.ia97. It is acio orrr sixty years sine* this msdi-
ctn* /Vem teas that time < Us ,u <i remedy for steadily WQRM.%and inorsassd
unfit the reputation has
ai at 17. present present day dig it it isunirersa"- is unirarrelty actnennl- i ** / *** 7
«d««i b* tk* throughout Sovereign nearly Eemedy alt parte WOKAtS. of the teerU
to /or
VERMIFUGE.
THl
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748 REYNOLD STREET. AUGUSTA, GA
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anti Beat IL-ine
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cm Between
COLUMBUS and ATI \NTA.
ONLY ONE CHANUL TO
New York,
Nashville or Cincinnati.
xo. 50, pAssraoEB, south.
re Griffin.................... MeDonongb............,7:30a. 8:15 m.
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Columbus........... 11:—a
NO. 51, PASSKSOEB 43n Mill., SOUTH.
Columbus.................!•■*’ **’’ P* ®
Griffin.. . .................
so. 5i pashenoeh AND oVII., SOUTH,
Griffin.....................tKB P
Columbus.... ............
NO. 63, PASSKNGF.B, NORTH,
Columbus.......... LIO !’• m -
Griffin...... ....... t:14 '
“ ....................,7:20 *
McDonough........ 8; P-
no. 1, rnciuiiT, mobtb.
Columbus....... . .7:00 a. m
Griffin................... 1:25 p. m
“ ............... . 2;:i0 '
>'■ Honougb............ 3:35 “
no. 2, freight, son
McDonough......... . . .7.4.7 a. m
Uritlin................. ..8:60 “
“ .9:35 “
.... .
Columbus............ . .3:30 p. m
M. E. GRAV, Supt.
C. tV (HEARS, Columbus, Ga.
t.cn’l Pane. Agt,
New Advertisements.
UrCIUTC WANTED. Write Geo. A. San-
HuC.lv Accident I O born, Sec’y Sh The Benefit Boffai. Associa Mr-
t’al and u
tion, Buffalo, New York
tea Jfne England Mfiisgl Journal.
"Walea'INVISIBLE Sound DI»J.
for deAfnsv*. eonec»*r»t*i d«Wc.« of
on tho drum. »nd on&Mk* *U
of onr »** *nS it* poMlblllUM »r« *«»*■
Tor »»!t by H. B WALES,Brldjoyort, 0*.
$523 Agents*^ it - ® per forfeit month. M New ill
prove or pav out. A ^3.50 sara-
_ _ portrait* W. just II. CiiideMer A son,
pie gent free to all.
28 Bond St , > Y.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
rpHE SClEyci’ OF LIFE, the
* g. eat Medical Work of the
sac on Ma t< xh 1. Vorvous and i
Physical eblliry. Premature '
Decline, Errors of Youth, and
the untold miseries consequent
^thereon, 3.V pages Bvo, 125
preset ip lions for nil diseases, b\* a
C loth, f...1 gilt only $1.00,
mall, sec Usd. Illustrative sample fr-v t >all ;> ounsr
to 1 middle aged men. Send iu• w. ", he Gil --.mi
Jrnvlled Medal awarded to the ami. r by N-.v
t‘ ,i-I Medical Asrioeiation. Add,re8a P. t». t x
^ Jot t "
ur.teof Harvard Medical College, years' j racuce
la BosH-.u, wl, j may be oon*ulte<! coufidefitially
spi-ciaV • .DUe-Jx f v.a .. cr.;.- N : i».. p
P 7 H..P
jafapp :«JlSiNev Hair r t*'its !■ t It- Vcuthful to f'. ‘..tora Color. Ur;
SS!; '* _‘ .. "• ::-Iflr ’ • • •!' -i h : '
MARVELOUS
A S*
DISCOVERY.
in, book Ieu<ue<l iu #n» re«illBir.
nun, vi rtiulerimr cured.
■ peukiiiff without note-.
Finn* ,»»*»■•.«*! oitprevue
f.rea, inducement- to
claiwe*. of Dr. \>ni , '•
Pi ejpiM las, with . pinions
[iHinn -iiil. ihe wor‘(l-famid 8;.ai:1
Mind diseases, Daniel Grecnleat ftiom
thi lire.:' I'.-Nvlioin-i.t, J M Biickli'y. I)
••'ditor . r the Christian Advovaiu.
Pro, tor. Scientist, I tons. Jud-e
IuiItIi i Benjamin, ami other sent i' 0
•rec Sv i :Of. A. i.oIST.TlV.,? ",(« Are
New Y< .
himdercorns.
Tip'oalv NureCure SUM be bef feet L f-»r ai rorn-t bruggi Stopff.ytjw is. Uiw.«XA-< i V*
comfort t«»t -c
nm H S GINGER TO
1 lie best of ;v*l i• u.v-is- - lot
Inward Pains, C . Lt
iion. Exhats-ti >n : -' !l - n *
ach aod Dowel tr Also
the m • t efTcctive cu; * I t
C oughs, Ct i lAonchais and
affections <>i t . * i lu-.-og
organs. It promotes rein-shin^
$.!cep imprm- w the ni.peute,
overcome • »i>tvous j.roiti i i'., !•
and giv- * n w life .i:, strv . '.
to the y\ cak and a^,:.
MASON &
1 he cabinet orcan & waa introduced in ica
form followed by Mason In the manu/act IlamU a in of IS61. these Other
ure
but the Maaon A Hamlin Orcjans have always
tained their supremacy aa the beet in the world.
Mason & Hamlin celJence offer, of their aa demonstration fact
onequalled ail of the ^reat World's Exhibitions, organs, the since that
at
Paris. best lSdT, .n "
with mak ‘ " com
tries, they have , - iytffii
en the highest honors,
tiAied t&tilOEQkw -•nea §22 TO M \r §900. Q.nro. tree. a l vc
Mason A ilzmlin do n c t hesitate htse’fats* to make the
tnordinary c'aim for th eir pianos, that they
eaperior to all others. " hey recognize the
excellence achieved by o thcr leading makers In
art of oiano bmidiiig, b ut still claim
This they at ribute sole ly to the remarkable
provement mtroduced T oy them 1n the year
and now known nsth'j “Masov & ITxmlin
Strinofr, secured 1 ’ tbeUI by ■ II A |y ft | 11 Vrirn ^ ;.he use of
1b I U Iu | 3 atest
tiblepuT-ity findr u-’tu mem
tone, together 1 9 !■ ilV V«i-h greatly
creased cap ad- QSA !?D A rr2I3!I7. ty for
iu tune ana other ini x>riant advantages.
hard A circular, red purchasers, c->ntai ning musicians, testimonia.8 and from
together ith descrip live tuners,
w eoid catalogue, to any
Pianos and Orgaua lor casU ur easy
ments; alio rental.
MASON BOSTON. & HAMLIN ORGAN AND CBICAUO. PIANO
L NLVV YOKk.
' Crateful- Comforting.
! 1 C 07
BREA KFAST
•In ou-li kuowleOtfv ' ‘ ’■
•
.-it'- : «i 2 -*ti -a the oparatioue of
ui ii and i u:ritiou, Hiid IJ a i -r ful
iiun of the Mr fii’e Ep| properties ha? rovidvd ot veil
t'.-acoa. s I with . ur dell pr,
onv breakfast tn!’ es a
flavoured evt-race whiili may s vI- u-
heavy i odors' In is. It i* by Ihe
use of suo!. article of diet that 3
tnav be ffnidtialiy baiit up until
enouch t»* resist ev, ry tendency lo
IfOBdreds of subtle uialadies are (1
around us ready to attack wherever there is
weak point Wc majr escape m«ny a
.haft I 4 keeping ouraciree ueil lortitiedw
pure blood and a properly non Made 1 - simply bed
—Civil Service Gazette,
boilinjf water or nr.ilk. Sold only in
pound tin*, iirod'ra, labelled thus
JAMES EPPS * CO.,
Homoeopathic Ctieoii.be,
lamdoii, Cngland.
t ’ST
UNTIL
January 1st.
WILL BE
A Grand Bargain Day! !
My T
We have a large choice stock, with new
desirable goods, coming in on every train,
that we are determined to convert into j
money. Now r is your time to
Secure Bargains i
i&i hiiF; if-aS*
*5< .fri -
Received on yesterday one lot of
if LONG WRAPS it
at 8(>,50 worth 810. Fcav childrens’ Wraps
to be almost given away.
WILL ADD SEVERAL BARGAIN COUNTERS
the giving present stoek w eek. Look inspection. to your interest by 1 j
my an
BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS
SHAWLS, JERSEYS, ETC.
S hoe Department!
'
j
New
lar mvkrs as, Hanans, wneisoo,
worth to $7.00 that we will sell *t w,w rome t*
$5,50. Haven't lime to enumerate more, t on
see J
> k j. p:
( AST ALL PRECEDENT !
Over Two Millions Distributed
Ia C
mm • , w’ •
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868 : >r
Educational and Charitable purposes,j al
its franchise made a part of the prestat
State Constitution, in 1879, by an over¬
whelming popular vote
It* GUANO EX 1 RAOKD1SAKY DRAW¬
INGS take place.Scmi-Annually, (Jnne and
Oecemlier), end it* (.RAN !> SINGLE M
BEU DRAWINGS take pilace on each of the
i he other Un months in the y ear, and are all
drawn in public, at The Academy of Musio,
New Orleans, La.
' “We do hereby certify that vresnpervise the
arrangements for ail the monthly and beun-
annual Drawings of The Louisiana blateLo:
tery Company, and in person manageand cr®
troi the Drawing* themselves, and that .he
same arc conducted with honesty, fairness
and in good faith toward all parties, and we
vathorize the Company to use tins certituw
with fae-similesof onrsignatuies attachcdio
its advertisements."
We the undersigned Banks and Bunker.
*ill pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisians
tate Lotteries which may be presented at
ourcouutors:
«. J|. W »IJtSLEl .Pr*». la.X»l'l »•
**. lAVil ti imix.rre.. X. Pt«Stat*S»» V. o val l ! BJ. Baal
I. n X'l Hunt
tv it 1 iiOHV. Pre». X nton
Mammoth Drawing
At lire Academy of Music, Nev Orleans,
Tuesday, December l x 18o8,
CAPITAL PRIZE, $600,000.
100,000 Tickets at $40: Halve* $20; Quav¬
ers? 10; Pifcdiths $?; twentieths $2: For¬
tieths 81 .
l.IST OF FKIZE3.
1 PaiZECF $600,000 is..... $ 600,000
1 °iuze of 300,000 is..... iO0,00< !
1 Phize of ICO.OijK) i»..... IOC',000
1 1‘etzkof 5t>,000 is..... 50.000
2 Phizes of 25.000 are.... 50.000
5 Pbizes of 10.000 are---- r>o,ooo
12 Prizes of 7,000 are---- oooeo
25 Phizes of 2,000 are... 50.000
iOO Phizes of 800 are---- aHO.OOO
2X) Phizes of 400 are........ 80,100
500 Phizes of 200 are......... lo0,0Ml
ArrkOXIMATION' l’BIZSS.
100 Prizes of #1,000 arc............. 110,000
100 do. 800 are............ 80,000
tOO do. 400 are............... 40,000
Three N'nn«ji Terminal*.
00 Prizes of $800 are.... .......$70,200
09 do 400 are................. 30,040
Two Nimbeh Terminals.
000 Pri.zi - of $200 are.............$150,000
900 do. 200 are.............. 18(,000
3,140 Prizes of amounting to......$2,Us,SI*
For Club Rrates, or any further informa¬
tion desired, write legibly to residence, the undersign¬ wdh
ed, clearly stating your Number.
Stab-, County, Street and
More rapid return mail delivery will be as-
surred by enclosing an KnvelOpe bearing
your full address. Money
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express in Ordinary
Orders, or New York Exchange
letter. Currency by Express (at our expense)
addressed to DAUPHIN,
M. A.
>;ev. Orleans 1-a
or M. A. DAUPHIN, Wasten:rton,n. c
Address Registered Letters tc
iitn OBLEiS* S1TOS1L BAS*
Slow Orleans, i-a.
REMEMBER el
and Early, aha arc in charjrc the
drawings,is a gnarantee of at*soIute fairness
and integrity, th.at the possibly chanees are divine all ei;ua what ,
and that no one can
numbers will draw a Prize.
REMEMBER, also, that the payn cat of
Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NA
TI NAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the
Tickets oro signt-i by the President of an In
stitution whose chartered rights are reeog
i.ize<i in the highest Courts; therefore
beware of nil imitations or anenymous
schemes.
sflMfflilS
VUIOJ.KSALK AND ZIF’i AiJ.
I DRUGGISTS,
GRIFFIK, CEORCIA-
-i«:-
| of We guarantee and the make purity
j our goods our
prices lower than compe¬
! tition.
Ill) TEL CURT IS
iRIFFIN, ..EcRGIA,
ruder New Management.
, A. G. DANIEL. Prop'r.
lit- t ii . trains.
ADVERTISERS
:,m learn tbe exact cost
n\ nroposed line o,
rtisingin Americai.
t by
P. Rowell 8z Co.,
■ v-,paper Art srtizing Bureau,
O Tun' jt.. New York.
i!' jr tOO-j?age Parophlei
tk. WITTIEST. PRETTIEST JUVENILES
QUEER - PEOPLE.'. - — — — — 1 ■ > S'
, Palmer Cox
GIAKT6A W‘NOS PAWS k
GOBLINS 8 TINO 8 CLAWS
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lift Mai
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hleaemem of tke Frog and
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