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Ommmmmm UTDRDiT, DEC. 30, 1884. THE REASON WHY. The Sedalia Democrat gives the following very sufficient, reasons why the South desires the'uppoint- ment of a Southern man to the of- OSeor postmaster-general: There are abundant reasons why the South should ask for the post- maater-aeoeralahip. TUe,reMons w $1i “IHlIsOE! “• *"** » are business ones, not political. It °“ g / it ,- to ^ e . °! probably does not occur to many Mr. R.nrt.ll ,a„. people north-of the Ohio river that they are enjoying twice as good postal service as the people south of that stream. ” ' as to the truth however. Ever since the war the North has enjoyed all the fast mall seryicp and tbe best of everything that could be bad to facilitate -the rapid and certaih handllng of the malls. In the South, however, the poi to dices have been given strictly ar a reward for party services, and but little attention has been given to the mail service. Men have Why Hr. KaaSall Visits the Seam. { Savannah Kiwi. I Mr; Samuel J. Randall is a great; man in the estimation of I'ennsyl- ' vanlans. He is certainly, a very prominent man In Congress. There isa growing impression tbnt he is a very ambitious man. The press of Pennsylvania baB little else than praise for Mr. Ban. dall. Even the Republican papers have a good word to say' for him. The Independent and Democratic papers take every opportunity to parade his virtuc3. This is becanse there is practlcapy' but one senti ment in Pennsylvania with respect to the- tariff, and that is, that it protective kind. Mr. Randall i»as much in favor of a high protective tariff as “Pig-Iron” Kelley Is. The fact that‘ Mr. Randall was invited Thera Is no donbt t0 vi,[t Atlanta a. few weeks ago, of this statement ?° d . h “ b . e ? n «»»‘‘ed to visit Birm- - ’ Ingham, Ala., and other points in the Southern States daring the holiday recess of Congress, is in terpreted by certain Philadelphia papers, to mean that there has sprung up suddenly in the South a very strong and growing sentiment in favor of a high protective tariff. The Philadelphia .Times, speaking of these invitations to Mr. Randall, been appointed to postmnsterships X’ re W n * *? who wero too ignorant to transact “Pu il “ n<1 conn t tin amn I In of- hletA tnP rMnoi.nl 8 DCfilC III tDG OOUtQ OUl even the smallest kind of general been true of the large cities as well as the smaller ones, ©hr readers will re member that during the campaign we publlrhcd several articles bn Ibis subject, bearing upon the mis management of the postoflice at New Orleans, where, according to the sworn testimony of the post- ““W?* he.yM required by the Republican bosses to appoint subordinates who were in no way capable of performing-the duties cf their positions. We also related oar own petjonal - experience at Mobile, and the loss In transit of several letters bearing (jlalnly printed addresses on tbo envelopes. All these tilings givo n small idea of the utter incapability and unre liability of the postoflice depart ment in the South. Further than this, in a large number of instan ces, box rents are placed at figures twefabd three times as high as in places of the samo size in tho North. ' And this for no other .reason than that the people there, not knowing tho extent to. which they are robbed, make no com plaints. The Southern people be lieve that with a Competent man from their own section in the post- maSter-gsnerai’s office, many of these discriminations will be done sway with, and that they will have tbe same advantages given to other aeotions of the country. Thorc is little wonder, then, that the South asks for tbe appointment of post master-general from that section. The Republican party seems de termined that a Democratic Presl- dyijWWljiotJjfc inaugurated. Hav- lng failed In “ppuntiqx. out" Ooy. Cleveland, they now propose to obeat him out of the office by get ting up a scheme to have the world come to an end on the 4th of Jan uary next. That is all right, how ever, as we believe tbe world was to bavo to come to an end at tbe expiration of tho reign of tbe Devil, and then the mllieninm was to come, which of oonrso moans a Demo cratic administration. . ‘8§fit(8iCTSte Dawson, Deo. IT.—On last Sun day morning nt about 10 o’clock* at tbe residence of Mr. S. T. Jor dan, of Dover, this county, Mias Nan Massey was joined in holy wedlock to Mr. Louis W. Lee, youngest brother of our fellow- tpwnsmpo, Mr. H. S. Lee, W. E. Sessions officiating. They are now occupying tbe old Lee homestead •outb of Dover, and will, no doubt, be prosperous and happy. Lonia haa been a Uttle wild and has much n«eded£jbti Whit ho now has—a very excellent woman to “hold him to the ground.” To tide now At one o’clock Tuesday morning Mr. Amos Q. Stewartdied at bit residence near Sardis Church, this cbui$l ' of npbplexy. /He wat in town and well last Saturday; work ed nil day Monday, and hie sudden death took hit family and friend* completely by surprise. * A very large and appreciative audience' greeted Blind Tom laat night, and the performance was en tirely satisfactory. J.A.F. speak in the South during tbe re cess of Congress. It is not pre tended that Mr. Randall is working up, either directly or indirectly, a succession of personal ovations in the South; nor is it pretended that he is pluming bimBeli for auv Cabi net office. It by, then, is lie invited South? “There is one and only one solu tion of the inquiry, and that is that Mr. Randall represents a sentiment or 1 principle that is rapidly revit alizing tbe South. They are weary of profitless theories and worse than threadbare- prejudices in tbe South. They Want mills and fac tories and prosperous diversified industry, and that is why they in vite Randall to viatt and speak to them. They are simply saying, in a very loud tone of voice, that free trade is a lost cause in the South; thatla all.” The Times is greatly mistaken There is to-day a stronger senti ment in favor of ta/ifl reform in tbe South than there was n year ago, and it will be much stronger a year kendo.'. There are some pro tectionists in the South. They are interested 1 in some special interest which they think flourishes under a high tariff better than it would under a low tariff. They own mills, mines, rice and sugar plantations. Those of tbe mine and mill owners’, however, who favor a high protec tive tariff, are comparatively few. Theso few are tbe ones who are inviting Mr. Randall to visit the South. Through bis aid they hope to work up a protection sentiment. They have vory little reason to hopo that they will make much headway. All of tbe Representa tives and. ong of the Senators in Congress-ftom this State are in favor of tariff reform- it was main ly through the influence of the other Senator, probably, that Mr. Randall was invited to visit this State. It It not Improbable tbit Mr. Randall himself has a purpose in visiting the South. . He may lie looking fora Cabinet position, tho Speakership of the next Houso or a Presidential nomination in 1888, and therefore is trying to strength en himself in this section. There is no reason why Mr. Randall should not seek support in the South. Tho Times, however, ought to be careful not to mislead its readers.i Pennsylvania need not hope to find help In the South to sustain the present Injurious tariff. XcardI To all whs arusaffsnng from tbs error, and indUontlont of yontn, nervous weakness, early decay loss of manhoods Ac., I will send a lpe that will enra you, FREE OF ( llAltGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America, Send a self-addrcssep envelope to'the Bav. Joskpb T. Inxin Station D, If no York City COMPARATIVE WORTH op BAKING POWDERS. boya: L (Absolute? Pur*>. -MMKMMMBtMSMMtMMMtMMMMMMMMMMM GBAHT\S (Alain Powder) *.-MMMtMMMMMtMKM^lMKU^)^Um’^ i BCMFORD’S, when fresh.. HANFORD'S. when fresh. BEDHEAD’S / CHARM (AlumPowder) ■■■■■■Hpi AMAZON (Alum Powder)*..’.| CLEVEIiAND’Sishortwt.los.lMHBMMMHHI PIONEER (Sun rrenclsco).. ..■■■■■■■■■■ CZAR SB, PRICE’S SNOW FLAKE (Groff's) j lEWIS’ .... PEARL (Andrews A Co.). • BECKER’S ■■■■ f GiixErs—l............ mmm 4HDBEir8AC0.“Regal”«Mi ’ , (C—UluAln-j BULK (Powder sold loose).... MM ' BUHFOBD’Sjwhennotfre.bH < REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS As to Parity and WBolcsomoness of the Royal Baking Powdecv “I have tested a package of Royal Baking Powder, Which I purchased In the open market, and find ft composed of pure and wholesome ingredients. It Is a cream of tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and does not contain either slum ot phosphates, or other Injurious substances. C. G. Lon, Fb.D.” — “ It Is a scientific tact that tbe Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure. . “H. A. Mott, PAD.” V ”1 have anaiyzod a package of I It Is composed ere pure and wnoleeoi Technology.' Powder. The materials of which Iana Hans, State Asaayer, Hast.' 1 The Royal Baking Powder received the highest award over all competitors at ths Vienna World's Exposition, 1813: at the Centennial, Philadelphia, 181S; at the - .. , , American Institute, New York, and at State Fairs throughout the count No other article of human food haa ever received such high, era) ’ *■ — ——— W.V.D «, UUIU.U —4 B.™ IBVUISU .UIB UlgU, QUiyUHlC.ltd Uni* venal endorsement from eminent chemlita, physicians, scientists, and Boards ot Health all over the world. * | “ Rons—The above Dmoiuu illustrates (he comparative worth of- various' Baking powders, as shown by Chemical Analysis and experiments made by Prof. Bchedler. A pound can of each powder was taken, the total leavening power or volume la each can calculated, the result being as indicated. This practical test for worth by Prof. Bchedler only proves what every observant consumer of the Royal Baking Powder knows by practical experience, that, while It costa a few cents per pound more than ordinary kinds, it is far more economical, and, besides, affords the advent, age of better work. A single trial of the Royal Baking Powder will convince any ‘ tor minded person of these facts. ’■ • While the diagram shows somo of ths slum powders to be of a higher degree ot strength then other powdere naked below them, It le not to be taken as indlcat* Jag that thay hare any value. AlnUum powders, no matter how high their strength, 'are to bo avoided os dangerous. ' ” THIRD ANNUAL m m Americas Recorder TO ITS ADVANCE FATING SUBSCRIBERS. Monday, Maroh and, 1388, Mr*. Smith** Cnac. and what the Rev. Mr. MeKlnstry ban to any about It* Trt THK Prune: I hav* been a fenrinl puffer )rflft«snv#art. muni of the time — ,1 ** Salt Rliauir ...J bar* alwxyi there kti no euro for inc, andhavi with wh* Lepra.utidtho"iiVe.and^are *7way* Venn told tit. *•—- VMtio euro forme, and hav* been no dii id that/fold»n toon dfr tie live, 1 hav* bo* r afilictad sometime* that there waanottfa t »potirom the croivnol my bond - my (vet thr.t was not <11 * critnnon. It would comm which had a hilvery a not (ImD, but if I attempted after their llrut appearance. tucy v run together until thor* va j it complcto dr>'. •cal*, which would become no inllamcd a* to crack and look fiery.and angrv, and tbe buruins aenaa- tion would be almost intoh’— i disc arm j. .. juhf commtsuco (ii'*8uiaM whit a pots, which had a hilvery appearance, hut wor mid bm _ .— lame that I could scarcely frot about, and could not dross luynclf without aaKiat- anc*. 1 hav* tried Wan;— avtr oPtaim - ...Ihout tried many rrMetlicn, an<l havopaid :le iimtanco to n phyaiciao, but have .... od only tompornry rolUf. Altnouph helped for*time,l boon relainjcd avnin to baas badly troubled a* ever, and daring tho winter of 1881 and 18821 eufferrdio much «• to be entirely »«d£r£riite's; , .r.s 1 sw known in thos# r««ionn, to try your Ccticora KEMtmr.it; and I felt aotnohow n iittls courage, from their favorable opinion of them, to try their virtne. About the eecond week of July last I commenced takina the remodion, and within «lx fi weaka 1 beyan to at until nowiOct. 1>,I my Beak is aa tho llobU of a child. about i SANTA CLAUSE AND- CHRISTMAS QiFT8. SIRS. BENJ. SMITH, {certify that tbe above rtatement of my wifo is eorrect, and I join with her in expreagins my grati- tode for the treat benetlt aho haa received. i B. SMITH. I certify that tho above statement is correct. Mr. nlth is a prominent roan, in this community venth day of October, L. C. McKIKSTRV, MiniMtr of the Gotjttt, LATER.—I hav* Been Mm. Bmilh recently and believe "her tu be thoroughly and permanently ® unHt . L. O. McKIXBTRY, Sec'y Advent Ch, i’o,./., T. Q. So. t^ and So. A'. //. Bottom Kept. 9, iwd. CUTICCRA Ur. JLVKXT. the new blood purifier, and UVTWUiu, and Vvticvua Boar, tho great akin cures and beautlrtem. are eold crervwhere. Price, UUTICUUA, Wc.; tiOAP, lie.; KtM'LVi.xr, $1.MX Potter Urutf and Chmwtcal Cw., ltaatoa. THE MCE OF LIFE. O-VLV $1 BARLOW BLOCK. Sirs. L S. IfARUCK & CO. And dost buys sinoe we bave gstdered out crop, and hungup our meat, let na all go right to OYEeS THE CLOTHIER AND HATTER at Amerions, Qx, and git As htob a nioe salt of Clothes, Shirts, Drawers, Under-Shirts, Handkerchiefs, boek,. Gloves, Ntek-wsar, Suspenders, an Umbrella and real Leather Valise. Someihing useful, a* well aa ornamental. None of yonr "gew-gmws" for na Wo want inbstantiafs, and Gylea has the goods and the place to get yonr money’s worth. Ha won’t sell yon a shoddy arU- ele. No he won’t. The big anatom ha baa jut franca to him baoaua thay know ha won’t tnisrep. resent, nsrer mfnO under what eirenm- stonce-. So now gather np tba boys and fall into the procession, and tba orchestra will strike op- to the tana of "Yankee- Doodle, . N Wa all of na have eome to town And oome these many miles. IM .HYSELF. k Great Medical IVnrk on Manhood. KxluiUftteJ Vitalitr, Ncrvou* und I’fiy.-lca! |Di> hillty Premature lleciiu” in mnn. Knorn of Yomh, end the untold niiiericc resultiug from in* dlicretton or esceseei. A b>.ck for every man young, ralddlo a?* end old. it contain* 135 pro •eruption* fee all acute and chrome dbeaaea, each one of which U invaluable. Bo found hr tto au thor, who** experience (or 33 Tear* i* auch #s probably never before fell lo tbe lot of any phyu- eian. <00 pagea bound in beantifnl Vronch mnslin, embosaed cover*, fail Rilt,fuuantee<l to boa liner work in every Meuse— mechanical, literary and profculotvil—than at.y other work eold Iu this country jor *2,30, or the money will be refunded In every instance. Price only fl by mail, poat Illiu'raUve vample 6 cents, Bend now. Tha Science of TJfte should be read by the'ynung mr itutructioii, and ly thcafllictod for relict It will beaedt all—London I*ncet. There Isno mciitbe.* of society MILLINERY! Ladies’ Fanoy Goods Triminiiigsf Underwear! Dress Goods!"' Etc., Etc. Science of I.ilowill But be useful, whether youth, parent, guardian, instructor * ~ whom the __ her youth, clergyman.—Ar- HOLKEa’ SCUK CUUE MOUVtl WASH AND den ti Woe la an infallible enre for Ulcer ated Bore Throat, Bleeding Gnms^ Sore month and Ulcer*. Cleans tho Teeth and n - 1rJ . [rT keeps the Game healthy. Prepared sole-1 Then whoop np, boye, don’t mind the ly byDra. J. P. t W. K. Hnutaa. Den- howl, * tista, 1M Mulberry Street, Haoon, Ga. - | These office merchants make, S orsaUby Dr. W, P. Bart, dsntiat I Per Gjlsa you know can bsat (him all— all bar old customers . Hall, and Mi lirnggi ate and dattiste I He alvsja tehee the eake. deelfitf Uuj., who may be consulted on all disease* .. Qhiring *kill arid ••xperienc*. Chronic and olw<t* tat# dlscuc* thvt have baffled tho U|TA| skill of all ether physician* a epectilC.MLilty Such treated succetofully wit’.TLI V/CCI C oqt an ioetsnce of failatc. I M YdbLr Mention tail paper. norUhnl Mrs. M. B. FOSTER Wishes to Inform her old patrons and Maud* that ah* will eon lured In tire Dress Making bnslntes, .bat ha* moved to her tssido-oe, in the house with Air. S. Cohen, comer Ghnreb and Forrest Streets, where she will b* pleased to are WOVLU INVITE THE LADIES Or AMERI0U8 AND VICINITY TO CALL UPON THEM AND EXAMINE THEIR GOODS AND PRICES. BE- LIEUING THAT THEY WILLFIND OUR GOODS AS GOOD AND AS CHEAP AS ANY IN THE CITY. norlfml L4 Dellrin tnereaaa the circalation of tba Be- coxuee, at tba same time ta encourage payment of *uc# tloni in advance, we hare for tbe part two jfcare anno*))/ dl/tiibuted a number •f valuable and useful presents among those of our subecribeta wbo paid up all arrears and ona year in advance. These Distributions fairly conducted, and tbe presents save such gen eral satisfaction, we have determined to make another distribution on tbe 8d of March nrxt, at which we aball dietribate among thorn of our subscribers who pay up all arrears an J an# year In advance the following presents:, • S ONE TON GTitASTODON GUANO car mastodon guano hei Manalectured by the Georgia Chemical Works,of Aucv/ta, Oa., and aold by Toole, hftOarrab it Tondee, Americas, Os This bread la acknowK edged te bo without a superior in Its fertilising qualities, be lag of bi|h_grade and manufactured oftbabestmnerbdf. This ton will i>e dutrib- nted in three pr'xea—one of one half tea, one ot 000 pounde, and one of 400 pooade. ONE TON WCOTTON 8KED MEAL !*« BTCOTTON SEED MEAL Ifl Nanutaatarcd by the Ameelcua Oil Company. A$ a fertiliser this Meal has preved to be of the greatest value, ft not only produces immediate results, but It* effects can be. seen on tbe soil for ■* yverai years after. H Is also n line food for rtock, ft is sold by the Oil Company 123 per ton. Tills ton will he dl prices’ — ter ton i. Tills ton willhs distributed in three e of oue-hstf ton sod two of onvqaar- WHITE SEWING MACHINE 1 WHITEjSEWING MACHINE! I WHITE SEWING MACHINE 1! 1 B.—MONARCH—« BT BOUND BOSOM SHIRTS! I Tg teii to’ftv.awiwSS!T& s; at the Hen ef gabs ll. 8lnv. on forSth.iS oboIt egeat for Ik,!, rele. 6a, Wttom. ^ ONE BOX-PIVE POUNDS “CROSS-CUT'' SMOKING TOBACCO Manufactured h» W. Duke, San. * Oa. D,r vp In handsome foil packages, a* we woald Ukv s* many sa possible to trylt, we .bal; die rtbSe it In packagM ol one pound each. FIFTEEN BOXES- T TWENTY BARS EACIl- LIGHTNING SOAP !!! MunAatarftl bfVr.a. Hctt 4 Ca.,-*thala ma« .aa’drrtaijf. cerent-g of tpe age. By a new process this sou wide SO that it will wash clot bine almost iilth>' 100—B-O-O-K-81-180 BY STANDARD AUTHORS I! MOUND IN CLOTH AND GOLD!!! Manufactured by the White Sewing Machiu Company, Cleveland, Ohio. This machine has a Fancy Com, Drop LeaL two Drawers at each end bi Table, and u handanmely finished through* cut There go with It all the modem attach* ■tents, and it la warraated lor five years. Thta Improved Mac bins is the crowning feature of years of euccesafsl efforts; Is a model ef beauty, ol neexcslied workmanship, embodying all the latest Improvements known to sewing machine mechanism, executing a larger range ef work and doing it better than all other machloea combined. *«.. store wbo la The machine can be seen »t the Dnr Goods of JOBS K. SHAW, oa Forsyth Street, w Scle Agent for Its sale In Americas. tarOENTSIFINE HAT To be selected by the Iscky nun from the large and fine stock of Calvin Carter A Bon, the popu* Shoe and Bat dealers ef America*. This In* Americas, as bccan select any style from tbe entire stock. otpair of ladies? fine SHOES I From the celebrated menafoctariof eetsblfshmeat of fitribley A Cincinnati. Ohio, who hare at tained a nation*1 reputation in their linn These Isaeesare the. handsomest pair ever brought to jjjShaw, who is dole Agent for .these geedstn 1000—TWO BOXES—1000 DUKE OF DURHAM CIGARETTES! Thegebqoks are all by the trott popular author*, E*®!*® 2® gn°d.paper, li»ml«cm*ly bound is J52J* f®0 * and would make a >alcalde ad dition to any library. or S-I-L-V-E-K W-A-T-C-H! *^j Fine Csi# «od Good Momnent^. WeSifferae fraudulent goods, for when a mnn wants a watch, he wants out he can rely upon. W8ILVEB BUTTER DISH! with Cover, a Handsome Article. • •- SILVER PLATED TABLE SPOONS, SILVER PLATED TEA SPOONS, 8ILVBR PLATED FORKS. CHAMBER SETT-FOUR PIECES, CHINA FRUIT DISH, SILK HANKERCHIEFS, BRONZE LAMP, HANDSAW,' JEWELRY, BUGGY WHIP. And a Number of Other Artlolce. Cheap ffinginoe. I have for sale a few Cooper Portable Soignee, tbe beet mode, which t will sell Slit cheep if celled for eoon. ■eplTK , R. T. BYRD. WANTHH - ONE FRE- H MILK OOW ta give not lee* than Two Gellone milk per daj. Ap. lttMMree< b, V, Date, Sou a Co, Darkia, aertb CwriM, Me kare retee tele bread know* threeghM, Ike world a* U« keat, brie* teade fnra old north CtteHaa ha* ,ke tarn ll tki world.. Tba value of thece boxes te 10.00. 1 •tfriitffsssfssxsrORSr HANDSOME IW8ETH THOMAS CLOCK !*« renibted k, Kdrid. a Ot, ot ANrraU. tw ONEBOX-FTVE POUNDS -« ••may LEET SMOKING TOBACCO! {psfss - -? Ri^SsAJ’at? loaf la the world..The box it. 2P» -■sassvti MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION The DUtributlon'will be msde^n tbe fbllowini manner: The name’snd>,post-office of etch sub scriber will be written on a slip ef paper and put in an envelope, and all placed In a box. Tk name of each of the presents to b# drawn wil' also be planed in envelope* and put in saothei box. On the day of the distribution (base boxes will be turned over to a committee of responsible gentlemen, who. before tbe djawtng begins, wU eaU upon tome of the audience to mix ths con tent# of the boxes.to their satisfaction. Aftei this, two boys,ooe at each, will take envelope* •Imultaneouslv from the boxes and baud them u the committee, who wffi firs! rued tha mmeato then the preeent. The socretartes will keep correct list of tbe semes of the subscribers aa« the articles drawn a* they are called out. This wifi continue until every article has bean draws from the box of presents, when tbe committee wilt declare the distribution completed. lathe box of presents there will be so sums, henet every name drawn from tbe box ef bs»m before tbe.preseuta •» exhausted win»get;o*e ot them articles, most of which are worth many times tbe amount paid for subscription. KeuaitUmeea may he mad» by past offle* order or registered tetter. CImW,—Wewitt give acoprfof the peycf^ to any ouefgetiing up a slab ef ten subecribers either new or old race renewing. Cash to; accompany names la eB m Anyone can setae fit for the WX)tP»«» ut we will net be responsible uatfl we rewire tbe money for sobseHptlon. v . We gunmtee to furnish a paper worth at «*• the pnee sched hi it-t»-besides gtrtng siop- portmnlty to get *».n| tba3Ao»O i ® to “ Remember that yoo|cannotjpomibly brtf Jr la a better way than IbjJmbscriWng for the W CORDKR..Address,