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V. S. Jones, <{. A, Webster. NORWICH CHAIR CO, OITICK AND KAI.KSK01IM: WEST MITCHET.Ti Slict' , (Near Whitehall.) All kinds of llalcony, Verandah, Rooking mill I*’oMim" Chairs. Cnli, E\ainimi Steel; mid Note Prices. Sjierinl linliireiiieiils to Drillers. < 'nil ll11 It or vi i ll.- ith, Kkuaufa Nonral^in, Sprains Pain in flic Pack ami Side. There Is notMntr more painful than theso diseases; but the pain rail be removed and the disease «mod by use of Perry Davis' Pain Killer. This remedy Is not n cheap ttonzino or relroleuni product flint must lie kept HMiiy from fire or heat to avoid (lunger of explosion, nor Is If an untried experi ment flint may do more harm Ilian good. Pain Killer lias lieon tn constant uso for forty years, mid the universal testimony from all parts of the \u rM f s, It never fails. It not only HTrrta a permanent cure, but It relieves pain almost. Instantaneously, being a purely vetp tab'c retnidy, it Is safe in the hands of the irnsf Inexperienced. Thu record >f cures by the use of Pai.v Killku would (111 velumis. 'Me* following extracts fr m letters r<ritttl show wliat those who have fil ’d It thin!.: Mlim.,: says: >Jcct iiiritism. ()nr it, which speedily Edgas-^Cady, Owatoi t » wvere Hairctimt re ort was to the Pain Km. rolnntd her. Charles Powall writer? from tlie Sailors’ Home, London: I h:ul 1» hi mill. La .1 three \ enrs with nciinil&ia and * (.lent Ap ts..i -'d the Honrncli. Th*' doctors ut We tniln.-t r ih,H>itd k»w* up ni> cum in doy.' jiir. ItPicdyou | . in KiM.r.it.nnd it guvo me Ininied: :!•• relief. I huvu regained my st.cmrih. nnd am now able t-» f .'low my usual oceii|»»tio:i. O.H. Walworth, Saco, Me., writes; I exit, ricjice.i iitrii odi.-.t*' 1 . f troia pain in the‘■Ido l#> ihe mo < f your I’mx hii.i.rn. £. York says: I have wed your P»in Kim in. forrheumathan, fled ir.i-at bcucl.i. Barton Seaman says: Have lined Pain Killer n*:d I: i hi found it a nerer.j thctiiir.lHm and hiii.cmw. r. Bu ■ • thirty ■irs •UA" C/'d/'toidve relief in cm'onnf rhcumotlfm. Phil. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa., writes: P r. .in Ritual iikc, I know yoiti Pain Ku.i.rn Is the beet medicine I can yet. All druggists keep Pain Kim.eh. Its price Is so low that It Is within tho reneli of all, and It will save many times its cost In doc tors’ UMls. ‘4Bc, t 50c. and 81.00 :i bottle. MERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, Providence, R. I. I M. IK xl real m.i. .Jones & Webster., mrs. lydia e. pihkhim, of'lyhh, muss., Painloss 'Cur. for tho Oplun or Nlorphim Habit. Cur. Cuarantcod. A if dress i\. I!. IIREWRV,1I.D r.ltllTIN, UA. !W gltOWH S IRON liTTERS nnowN’s ikon nnrrEits aro n nortuiti euro for nil <1 incases rcqulriiitr a complete tonlo; espe- chilly Imliiicstlon, Dyspepsia,Inter mittent Fevers, Want of Appetite, loss of Strength, Lack of Energy, da Earlobes tho blood, strength. eu3 tho mnsclcs, and gives now Ufo to tho nerves. Acta Uko a charm'on the illgcstlvo organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, ouch as tasting tho food, Belching, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, etc. Tho only Iron Preparation t liat will not blacken tho teeth or give headache. Sold by all Drug. gi*ts nl SI.01) a bottle. llltOWX CHEMICAL CO. Baltimore, Md. . f,-e that all Iron TUtter« are made by Blow* Cuuncife BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. LYDSA E. PIWKHAKPS VE&ETABL5 COMPOUND. 1*4 r Positive (’tiro lor all llioao l'nhit'u! Ooio|»loli>l* nnd M'mUctw* ooconininn |ounrbr>t |M>t>olatlnM. 1 It will, hip ii.lln ly tho v, .i» t form of J « undo I on- ! plalntM, nl! .tvnrian innii.lt"', Iiill.tniinnUoii nnd I leera- {loll, railin' f.i;d I'l>;ilaifU’t nl;*. rr.d tl.n niiiNO'iueat Nplr.nl Wenksuvs, nn.l |.t yniticnlniiy H.P.ptcd to the 1 Clmtij'o of l.ife. It will iiinv.lv.> nnd cx|n*I tumor* from the uter»:..ii nn mi l/ Mageef ilcvclopicuit. Hit; truth ncy Io«n:i I ciroiH limiiors there is checked vciysiM ti'.ily ly it-tusc ! It i Piimrm faint iwiw, llnlitlt uey, tlculroyiiidl craving . forr'limilnnts, nnd relieves w eak la*** oftheM itr.nc?i. * It cut?a Ttlrmtlng, llemlnrlie*, Nervous froetrrtlon. ' concral iHsMIlty, Mcrpl«>s:<n<m4, lV|irfvltm nml In U fftion. Tit at feeling of Iwarliigdown, rimdiijr p do.'.'eight nml Imi'knetiP, Is nlwny* j*erini»nv nlly 4 tired I v its u* •* It will nt all times mid under nil rlivimi- Innets md t.. hari.iiiny with lliolmvu I tint p»vci n Mi* 1 u nudo h) ati'm. ! for thoeu’-oof Kidney Coli.j-lniulj of cither nex tills Compound Is imsurpiinM-il. LYDIA K. PINK 11 AM>• VEtiETAHI.K COM* POP Mill prepared at S:i3 and sm Western Avemn*, ! Lynn, Ma.is. l’rli*o$l. Ms hot ties for Went l»y mall In tlm form of pills, also In thn form uf lozenge*, on receipt of price, $1 |K*rl»»x for cither. Mir. fink limn | firmly a mm era all l.ttem of in.piiry. Send for pumpli- j let. Addn-ra a« a»M»vo. Mention this ! No family rhouM !*» without I.VMA ll MNKIIAM S I.IVKIt 1*11.1 A They euro coiinttpatlen, billousu««(i, and torpidity of the liver. 83 cents per !m». ttT Sold liy ull HrmiilMa. 'id May.Jl.H "1 DR. RiCE 9 37 Court Place, LOUISVILLE, KY., M ^id m sexSal dis' ^jormatorrlioa and Impoloucy, at tli. result of »eir-«bu*s in youth, sexual cxet«-c« tn r.ia- ■ud |Mi-tlu.iiig stsueef Ihe f»l* . 8v*mluj| KuiU'icna. (nlahl ends* dreams). Dimness of tdifl.t. Ptfrcibr Mimory. fhy .ialDrt’ay, PimuldS on Vac*. Aversion tnHovUlj ofl’vwalrr. Coufudou of Ideas, Ins* of Hcxual Dover, *e„ nuderln* 55|Sils-s-'g GLEET* Strletnr*, OrehlUs, Hernia, (or Kui-iurej, Piles and other prlvsto diseases quickly cured. Ills self-evident that a phy *lcl»unti«>|>s) s»recl»t attention to a certain class of disease*, and treating thousands aunu- visit the city for irestment. medicines can he seut privately auJ safsly by mall or express anywhere. Cures Guaranteed in all Cases **iSu*uluuons mSonaUr or br letter free and invited. I Charges reasouahhi and corrc*|a udenc« strictly contldvnUaU THE CINCINNATI WEEKLY TIMES him tor liioro tlmn forty years umlntuiut't! Its |Kwltlon nx tho lending nnper «»f the Went. It ranUN uIkivo all otlierx in elivn- iatlon, Inllucnce. r.ntl in the esteem of Its ivfktlers, lieeause it is just tliekimlof |Ki|»er the people want. The Week!]/ Timm covers the whole ground of a Unit class family journal. It is larger mid lietter than nny high-priced weekly offered the public; Its reading matter Oliv ers n greater sco|»e. is more eiitertainiiig and instructive, and yet it eitsU 1II T OXK nOLI/AR A TEAR. Our agents everywhere say it Is the cask est paper In tho field to cnnvnss for, and renders of one year are so pleased that they nre sure to renew their sulxtcrlptions h’ifiht jHtf/cn—hyiy-Mix cofutinm/or one (Mho u yeitr, nnd the most liberal terms to elnit agents. Hpeclmen copies free. Hetid for one Ihi fore sulswribing for any jxiiier. Addrv^ Weekly Times, Wnlmit Street, Cm cinnati, O. THEDATLrriMES-STAR, right pages, forty-right Mumtxs. Only six ilollars n year, 93 for six monllis, 81.50 for three months. 1 Ins the largest circulation of nny {taper lu Cincinnati " the best ailvertlslng medium and the pnj»er for reailers who would ki world’s doings as promptly ns cut In* imparted. Address Trim- DAVID LANDRETH & 80N3, Philadelphia, Hi LAMBIETHS 8 It nut M'ldin vfvnrtiiwn,y>>u ^ j . can t* t them bv mad. bmp II • m a itM/a/ Cnnl tor (‘.Ha- •*.' loffttaand Prices, firf)W«fa>i>(»m*4(v/f.»»l«S*.<1 ilrmeres in (A* fnf/ed Stale*. DAVID I.AMUtimi .1 SIMS'S, Phi i.a:' Hum nnd llie l>est ottld know of tho the news .■s Star, Clii- \cw York IWitins* Schools. li.u li ii«lin^ is liccotiiiii’j j more* ns:<l luoro i»c| tthir, rtiul the j “mi'i 1 ! -" iuiw jiivcii il :i iVc.-li im ; j ct.iis. At live oilm*Sv 111 the moiii-; i 1»111:111 v ;t Kill! 1 tivoiitu* Im IIc, siti|i|s«»'C«l to lie Inking 11 c*r licnrly f-iccji, is conic ling lip tho •iical j I lioroii^hhiic* ;ii»d 1 U’ I lit; wind- | in«r liritllc-judlia Tjj’JuHo park. The j demand lor good saddle horses | has hccoiuu fto great that they now i bring lancty [uiecs, and several j new e.stahlis:.meiiis have hceii ! opeiietl con lined f #* Ihc specially i of training horses for this purpo&e. i This riding scliool is not with- : out ils romances. Some one haw ' called il ‘*A Home for Friendless Noblemen/ 1 because so many ol’lhe teachers, who are young good-look- * ing and gentlemanly men, are Her mans and Frenchmen of nol le family, whose military career has , been brought to an end in their native land by debts they can imt pay, and creditors they dare m l meet. Th<»y come hero with :• vsgue idea ol lis,ding their dinner! ready cooked, and on waking up ; to the inaessity of eai nin ' it first ! make the seen ini sad di-coveiy | that they do not know how to. One urbane man wit !i a straw- ! colored hoard and elegant manners | claims to be a gioat-nephew of j l>i>.marck, and a sweet girl in a j navy blue ridiiut habit pionounees him “just too lovely.” The mas- j tors ol the ttendemy let l that the reputation of the institution is at j stake, and a very sharp eye they j keep on these wandoiiug refuges J of blue blood; but, w verlbcless, j many an incipient flirtation is go-1 ing on, and last summer a wealthy woman of high social position be- • come so fascinated with her teach- j cr's equestrian charms uni family j tree that she rode a^ay with him ; altogether, ami a gram! to do there l was made ever it. One of the most fashionable j amtiM minis here is “a ho in* hop,” i that is, some society woman en gages the ling and hor.-es fur the j evening, and then invites twenty-j live or !ifly of lu r h icmU to ho j present. Two or tint c hours are | sjient in eanleiing. galb-ping and j tlancing quadrilles on horseback, ; and then tin* guests atljourn to the house of their liostt for an elc- j gant supper. Mrs. August Ihl- mont, Mrs. llavemeyer, Mrs. Van- j IloHman. Mrs. .J. Ik Ileid, Airs. Hughes, tludge Hilton's daughter,! Mrs. Purdy and Mis. Ludlow have | recently given these parties. Cotloa-Seeil Oil Those who have never used I his article as a substitute for the grease | of swine, have little idea what an improvement il makes in culinary j allairs. \Ye do not. mean of course, i the iinelean and unsavory ml as it j comes from the mill, but I lu? niee, | pure tb lieaie artiele which Ihe re- | iiuery furnishes. Its supeiituity o\er laid, in the j matter of sweetm*. s ami el« anness, | cannot he tpiestionetl. The iviiued oil is absolutely clean, and so pure is it, that now, as we have hereto fore Mated, il is extensively sold and t'sed as pure (dive oil. It. is j quite tho equal ol that famous oil • —no epicure, howc\e: delicate his I palate, being able to detect the dil- l'e roll ee. For fn ing lixh, and indeed, for frying of all .nu ts, il isuni quali d. A gentleman of Floiida, v.iiose table is rarely without, fish, long : since substituted it for lard, and declare.-* that, ii leaves the genuine ! llavor of the li-h e.ntouehed. A lady ot Lliis city, whose table i.-; noted lor its delicate dishes, | says that for all frying purposes it j leaves lard clear out of sight. What is more the same oil that has already been used for fish, if set aside, may again lv used Ibr the ‘'ame purpose. O eourse it. would have tie* smell of lisli, and could not be used for anything j else. A gentleman of Montgomery managed t > smuggle a small quan tity t'» his cook on the sly, and used it. When the biscuits and bat ter-cakes which had never known the smell of hog's grease came to the table next morning, they were discussed, ami decreed to be lirst-elass, by all the female members lic oie the “lord** dared to make known how il was that cotton seul oil and not Tard had 1 entered into their composition. It was liard to believe his revelations, but. there was no going back <»:i the joke, continued as it was by the cook. In fact, the testimony of all who hu\e tiled it, pronounces it ctpia! to the very best article of lari!. And it is said that our Hebrew fiivnds use it now extensively as a s bstitute lor goose grease. And what is of j articular inter-' eM, it is said that this pure-, deli cate vegetable exliaet eo>ts only about half ns much as lln* extract of p«,rk.—dAm/./.oa'/// (.l/g.) .!/- TH 2 BEST OF ALL LINiMENTS POE MAN AMD BEAST. For mo: j tlmn a third of n century tlu> Mexican Mu*tnng T.*lnimentlmsncen known to milUoun all over tho world as the only safe reliance for the relief of accidents ami imin. It is a medicine above price and praise—-the beat of lt» Li ud. For every form of external pulit “ MEXICAN Mustaiiff Liniment is without nn equal. It penetrate* fle»h and muscle tc <lio very Lone—making tho continu- i;r-f-o of pain nnd inflammation impos- j-ihle. Its ( fleets upon Human Flesh and tlm Undo Croat ion aro equally wonder* fill. Tho 31 ex lean MUSTANG Liniment is needed l»y somebody in c vci y house. 1C very day brings news of j the ni;(»i»y of on awful scald or burn fciilxluod, of rheumatic martyrs r Hlored, or a vnltuikdu borne or c saved by tlm heulintf power of this LINIMENT which speedily cures fetich ailments of tho HUMAN FLESH ns Rheumatism* Swellings, Stiff Joints, Contracted IHuiclei, Hum* nnd Scalds, Cuts, 15raises nnd Sprains, Poisonous Hites nnd Stings, Stilfliess, Tniim-ness, Old Sores, Ulcers, Frostbites, Chilblains* Sore Nipples, Caked Hreast, nnd Indeed every form of external dis ease. It heals without scars. For tho Url-tk Creation it cures Sprains, Nwiiiuy* SUIT Joints, Founder, Harness Sores, Hoof Ris en ses, Foot Hot, Screw Worm, Scab, Hollow Horn, Scratches, Wind- galls, Spavin, Thrush, Ringbone, Old Sores, Poll Evil, Film upon the Sight nnd every other aliment to which the occupants of the Stable nnd Stock Yard are liable. Tho Mexican Mustang Liniment alwuya cures and nover disappoints; umi it is, positively, THE BEST OF ALL LINIMENTS POE MAN OR BEAST. EXTRACT. I IrI'. CKI'.AT VKCKTAISi.U PAIN DESTROYER and SPECIFIC FOR INFLAMMATION AND HEMORRHAGES. Rheumatism, Neuralgia. N\» other jMcp.ir.ili.iJ: has cured .so niaity cases (•I'th'-M*distressing«-nni|ilahtls.i*llio Kxtract. <>,r Plnxter is invaluable in these diseases, l.imhioo, Pain i;i Hack or Side, etc. Our' Ol nluiPlM (■;> cents) fur use when removal of f’ry '• Homorriiages. Illecding from ihc Diph cheria&-SoreTh roat r : the i:\trnet promplly. It isa sure cure. The Extract i< the only spe- V^4vtctl I !l. i i lie for this disease. Cold in 11- ..*!, • Our ••Cutnrrll Cure,*’special- ! .• pn p a -f| t.i iii.’ci scriotiA cases, contains nil die cui.iti *.* properties of die Extract ; our Vasal Nyrlnge, invaluable for us*.- iu cn- i ii rb.;I afl’.-i.lions, is simple and inexpensive. Sores, Ulcers, Wounds, Sprains and Bruises.Lt iiur, u-olin;' and clcansiti£. Use our Otlil- oil I in cmuieaioii with die Extract; it wili aid in healing, softening and in keeping out Burnsand Scalds.£ r p " n> : i '^ it i. iinrivaled, and should he kepi in ex ". Lull* ily ready for use iu case of accidents. A '• .'suing of our Ointment will aid in healing . n l pro- inflamed or Sore Eyes. It cun be used without the slightest fear of harm, 4|uickly all.tying all mllamiuaiion and Earache, Toothache and Face ache. li>':'.', its etT«'i t i * simply wonderful. Pi loo IHinil, Siifodlnj;or Itching. 1 MOo, 11 i-, iflepreatest known remedy ; rap* idiy •'icing when other medicines have fiiilcd. Pond'* Extract Slediculml Paper for * losei use is a preventixe against Chafing an.I 1* lv; < >ar Ointllieilt is of great let- vice wlure the removal of clothing is inomve- I 'xRc.ul pages i io, 31 and 26 of *«.Cckt : -* O. , low - pamphlet. Sent gratis. Fcr Broken Breast and Sore Nipples. » ucious dial mothers who have once used it will nowr hr v.ukou. it. Our Ointment is the l*->t»_ 11■ *!!i.iC. that can he applied. Female Com plaints. S’ |,hv * 1 f female diseases if Full directions .10 oni- CAUTION. Por.d ! s Extract t!.c : Is ’• ihrnd’ri Extract*’ blown in dm yl. - our pii.iu.-e 1r.ule-111.1rc on sur- r**i:n*S o : I*.iif wrapper. X*>n: ,*thcr is genuine. Always insist mi having ruitil * Extract, ‘l ake im ■ tiler pr« paration. ii is Hit'sr tout in Frii-e GtToniF.<4 Extract, Toilet Art!* civs mid fcpceialtlcs. rOXil'S MVirUtT. . .50o..8t A &1.73 to:::? asii;ls3. ■ . c?:cultie3. To Ut cream n|.OJ Ointment 50 H nufric?. . . . 5*» Ca arrh Cure.. . 75 Lipsalve »5 Plaster tl5 !'o»l t Soap, 50 Medicated Paper *25 3 FCS A?rL!CA?!ClT. 1.00 Grand Opening. TWO CAR-LOADS. OF ,.TH^ CKLBBRATBD GRAND It A CHAMBER SUITES, With five car-loads Parlor, Office and Dining Room FURNITURE 000 COMPLETE SUITES NOW IN’ STORE, llAX&INO FROM 0QQ $20.00 TO 1,000.00. Wardrobes, Jh»ok (/’uses, Ser.relrtiics, Marble and Extension Tallies, jlat Hacks l.oungen, Desks Hiireans, Dressing Cases, Wastistan-ls. ami III” j isily celebrated. HARTFORD WOVEN V/IRE MA’iTRESS AND THE SOLID COMFORT ROCKER. nx*: 11 rxmi 1:i> 31,111111.1: ii.it hacks kiiom 97.1111 T091n.no, c i 1:1.111: semis * nn 9:1.-, ix 11 a nt cloth, 11 nr .1 v/< it 1 ir silk. 3.000 CHE.AI* ItKAUSTEADS, 1 ouii DOZEN CHEAP CHAIRS, AT WHOLKHALE CHEAP. P. H SNOOK, ATLANTA, (JA. no* 1 Mi;i*:unm, wimo. J, J. M I’lVLAN, MARBLE WORKS, I I Son'll J’l’OA I) KTliiaiT, (Near Itl idgc.) Monuments, Headstones, Box Toaiijs, Etc. Dc-iicos ami Estimates finnislied. ATLANTA, GEOHOIA VISITORS TO THE EXPOSITION ! STOCKER & CASTLEBERRY. The attention of Southwest Georgia is called to our mammoth Stocks of FURNITURE! J\£a,ttresses. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CA I,LED TO Til HI It CHAMBER SUITES, From $?.-) 00 TOifiTiO (10 Ibr TEN PIECES, from the celebrated (Jriiml Rapids Factory. PARLOR SUITES of seven Pieces from $40 00 to $2fi0 00. Remember the place, anil 1I0 not purchase until you call at 3ROAD STREET Atlanta, Georgia 8S WHITEHALL, & 89, 92 BR EXT>OSXTIO»r OAHD .1 A M IBS LOCI LKBKA’' ’S Iteiiiiiiin Steam Dye Works, .Vo. f r ~ Hast Ifiitih'r Si reel t ojt/iofile Christ ion Church, ATLANTA, <iA. PRICE LIST : ti S-:.\ I S' ft ODD.S -.hvi inur u. let i»l / .S’ « O OJ1.S- •' | ire **.• 75 ct l»ts to £l*&0. I'loaku nr Parquo a All (LhmIk, except Stlko, cleaned ami dyed without ri|ip|dni li-j” Hood*, lvcoiw-d and Idrwanletl liyexun-iiH to atiypoiu I and forwanliHl hjr«xpr>«H to waypoint. Call when yon visit Atlanta mwMKfis Fov Suit ('heap. .0.1 on t r e l-'urlow roa«l thiitrcn tuilett , a** Im; rmeiuents all new and lir-t foni' rtsinuul •Iwolling, , 1 U' goo.l a 'iiar horse , nny. i n head hor.-es and , ]'dik and stock hoz-* and : Mfm/e. I’ll) hushv! , WJ proportion. |10) cov.-ra co*l ofTuilion] Siathu.e ■tc., fitr 1I1 iev nior.thi 1 . 4 I uvl.ly Mr. I'm. W. Ilex!, who was on trial a! the late term of .Seri veil Court tor the mu: L'r of Mr. John A. Conner in MiMcn ilurino last April, after u full hearinjr of the ease was aetpiilleil. a:-- > *« m 4a0 Pludtol* {'•■taluca, |.*i0 t'usll- 1 ‘Mil, io hti.-h It peas. B two-horne wa.'ii s. rpilns watroit and ha.tuss, htig;y ami If.ru.--**, 4-m loili and tv1p41r.it* r. ayrti|« :»l«I seed c .ne r.'uctct r with a aj lendi l as-ortmem of j I.mta* lion and carpenter toi)U. laU/otl. r for .-alo my Sim* pUn .• tltue m loi |o<nn .Votikus 4 out awning iW.icrt*. fail on me at my home lel.t, .lohu^ou »V I'u,, Aitu-riiua. preparation of Ito. I totride of Iron, fern- I elan iiark, and JVkos-1 phateo, associated I telth the Vegetable I Arctnatles. if nerves I TXJtrsx^vsj MANUFACTURED BY TNI DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., Nt. 91S NOITH MAIN ST. lt(4> .Iulyl5\vtwl2m AHOHSTBCTX7E.E,' liawson F. Collier, Tc Tlioss who Cfliileaplale Building: j Atto rncy-at-La w furnish ^retail Drawing a id ! n». liar- ..HA I LEV* I AM prepared Fuli Sped Heath ;UUEKN AXXK AXD BAST LAKE, ►lorn style*, *o nock tN. .1 alt ft IhjIIi t A*h|fi'*« •iltUJm nioditUsl l . kef. 11.4. Sf.HAS. Architect, America*, ti*. —AND— df.a\tos, oKonaiA. ZnUdtt*** miHjJ