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1 - VMHKICUS UeCO RD ER. -“W. hWIMM, Mfittar.' ~Qftrlal Rrgaii or Webster least J. rum at, rr.B. Congressman Hum: lifts been III In Washingtonsolorg, woe able to be ftt bio post l»ot Mon day morning. Macon Is talking strongly about THE STATE CAPITOL. A few of the papers of the state are very muo'i aggrieved because the commissioners have decided to ns tbs following from the Carters, villa Free Press will show: Why, Hanson, of Macoo, ejjqlB have done better than that, solita- . .. s . 1m. u rrand alone n« does have sdtfih Ttretea.'mre theta are, orlefly, as j Mm the day be was reported by bis ZEZZfZEZSSSZlm «».Un«:b V . ««•. roIWUdl Mr. William A. MM.; "lW* r dqfi’t seem to prevent Macon from building railroads. . r~. ! ^ Columbus is putting up a cotton compress, and unless Americus im itates bor example she will lose a large portion of her cotton receipts next fall. A correspondent In Prestou has been investigating the Immigration idea for himself. In>communica tion In this issue be tells Wnat he thinks of it, and we heartily agree with him. Mobile all other cities of Georgia are putting in, tbeir applications for government buildings, we hope that .Congressman Crisp will not forget to put in a strong, word lor Americus. ^ . ■ The first number*of the Albany MfcBM reached us last Saturday, and it was as good *a paper as we mtpfttad, which U * tying no little. Editor Hanlan now has the elbow room bo lias long needed, and he will make the Medium a good pa per. li ao ajc!» i ill - .11 y A prolonged trial at Rockford, 111., has resulted In setting aside the Will or John Campbell, who ignored six married daughters, and left $14,00u to hta two son*. Tbo factoring buildings. .He U,at li ft practical bubine*|l man, even if lie was hot a chairman ottlie committee of public bolldlngh at the federal capital. i.‘ae fn< ilir» •• • •'**<l The commissioner*, holng do the grouud;snd understanding the mat tsr somewhat better than those who only look at it through news ptpors. ought to know wbstis best for them to do.- They ware ap. pointed by the governor t« suiter- vlae end direct the work, end build a oepitol building. They have not yet shown their unfitness for the position, simply hecsbse they want the advice of one who knows, and makes it a business to know, some thing about public biiilm^K Mr. Hanson, of Macon, would probably liavo done the very thing ih« com missioner, have done—lind he been ono ol them. AH KEUARIIH UCT1IAUEH. Some of war esteemed kiorthom contemporaries arc very prompt to roport and magnify any outrages that come from the Southern States. It they would be charitable enough to give the troth In each ease, the South would ask for no more, and would gladly stand by thp.pcord. A ease came to our notice, a few days ago io which tbo attention of A MODEM BESI-RBECTIOS. Mlrscls that Taoh Mess }■ Cn, SMM Vakaws »• tha S»U«- 1 Th« Dstaltoila Fall. moot remarkable oc- given to the public, ^IqJftooJ&laoe here In'onr midst, baa just como to our knowledge and will undoubtedly awaken as much surprise ,nd attrsot as great auep- all la type and annonneed in the Jfcoentric that he could not live until its bext issue. It wss certain ly a most wonderful ease.” Kev. A. K. Bartlett, formerly pastor 01 the M. E. Churoh, at Birmingham, and now of School- craf, Micb., in response to a tele- g “Mr. W. A. Cromble was a mem ber of my congregation at the tlrao ol his sickness. The prayers ol the church were requested for him on tCT-ESa [EUxsbeth Barrett Browning.] Unless you con muse in s crowd sll day On the sbeent (see that flxed yon; Unlaw] Hss already In bewApapcr I lW0 different occasions. I wss with The Terror of Ike Matas Who Or. lent Rattlesnake on Toast [Cheyenne fion.1 A typical cowboy, fresh from lii* herd, wnt'into URRMt’e'* btojP-houM lost a vountr man formerly residing at I &•« recovery almost it miracle.” ! night) TUetablee were all Med with a young,man rormeriy re mi g o ^ oi|# n |(j # mi| , jon uVer tho oxeeption of ono, .at which the ter Birmingham, a suburb of T)otroit,■ ( , f)me9 B<) „ ettp (luuth afl ui ,i Mr. ror oftbepH-- trinhfnlli- ! C ' romW0 . "* " C0Ver - «** men act! women who are drilling eo«), are legion. Avenue in this city, can truthfully say that he has looked Into the fu- \ tun world and vet retanied lo lbis : T(J noU) lhe , ylBpt0I ^ u, A^rcprewDUV ve to" ! realize tbeir ?lgniflcance and to Interviewed him upon tbisimpor- w(l tht . m , n t| “, 0 b tbc rcraedy tent .tibject and hbi ex[,erie..ces , hW b „ shown to be most arc given to the public for the first, cflJciont( u ftduly fr011 , w! ,fe|, there ‘ atwars i sra* nggsfc STM £. — i.****"** «• sight did not seem soclearas form- g COMPETENT WITNESS, eriy: my a|i[icilte was uncertain and 1 was unacconntably tired. It wae an effort to arise in the morn ing and yet I could not sleep at night Mj mouth tatted badly, I bad a feint all-gone sensation in ....... , , the pit of my stomach that food j At this time, when malice and did nut satisfy, wbilu my bauds and j ignorance sro slandering the Louis- feet foil cold and clammy. I wss ! j ana State Lottery Company, those nervous and irritable, ami loot all j wl|0 lM .| ieVo in )uaricean d fair pfo v ^iftfc^SIwill read with Interest the follow- plains seated himself. pulled off bb In no tv tub ptniis ntaor s rum SOI.OIBK PUTS IWWX 1!»- juaioua itMosfts. As lie , j.at uiid untied the red i.iiulsnnahamlkureUiet from sronud his t!ilost be looked disdainfully around. Tho nimble waiter brushed sn imag- innrr bread crumb fram the clotn, whisked a bill of faro from the castor, nnd placed it boforo the festive and un tamed youth. "Tako it away," he snarled. “I can’t cat that. I want rattle snake on tpast!" Rattlesnake on toast!" yelled the waiter. "Rattlesnake on toast!’’ responded the cook. Avigi A There was a slight flutter araoaff the gaostaet this strange order, and the ( ohrboy was - scanned by miviy curious eyes. lie looked f, little disconcerted at Imriug bis order so promptly takcu. and glnnoed furtively toward tho frput of tbe bouse. He saw the cooks and wailkjTengaged - in filling orders and 3®*“—" 1 •~ w *’ T A cook deftly retnoVral the akin from u pickerel, nnd eiilting a strip tho Cn^u 0 ]d man had auppoaod that 0,6 ^ orU »* rn l*reas ahould be call ' ” . * I . - w.1 Dna SL. Maat 'wn.lL Amia bis daughters’ husbands would take oara of th^hf. 1 ’ ‘ ‘ ' Otfr oorrospondent In Anderson vilia.fbrhlstfek tie #itli araro item in rpgttrd to t|).g early raising of, vegetables. Tbo |ilan that be mm- tionS might be utilized by some of our neighboring iruokeraj-and, by the traj-, Americus U s good mV^ ket, for ^vegetables just uow. , ry. r v Ixt'-,;, •', It Is fun to sec newspapers quar reling over stolen editorial para, graphs. Wh«o they gst oldei they will 4cnpff tuOtav If tbe Utcoanrs gottsfr) sttd h^Iod every' time’ seme other 1 paper ipproprlated one of its paragraphs, the air would be (lllctf with lamentations from the gulf.to $bf lakes. We always feel oomptunnoted when one of our ex change sppropriittae one of our articles, for wo always know ft is better than anything \bo editor couldwrltc. A RAHJtOAIMTaH. TbS Atlanta correspondent of the Savannah News, inhlslottcroflast Tuesday, says that “* prominent railroad man told me tonlay that Qeorgla was on lh 9 eve of the live liest railroad war ever seen In this section." Tl» query that le In our minds ie who will do tbo fighting? A railroad war may bo s good thing anil Iota of fon to those plsoe* that have competing lines, but it ia a sure death to those plane that have but onu railroad. However, If the war will be the means or eradicating any monopoly, wo aro willing to be sent to tbo mill and ground a little while. ed. For tbc past inonib two young ladles from Cleveland, Ohio, have been traveling'll! Georgia, alone, giving entertainments in the way of readings and rcoitstions They report that Wherever they have slopped they were received with kiuduess and consideration, and nut in a single instance have they been ili-treutvd or imrsbly spoken of. I t u hardly uunconsary to any that they would not dare travel nlunc in the Northern states. Ol’K MEMBER IIEARII PROM. In tho leltglaplilo proceedings of Congress we find the following Item i tl--.li . ! ■ t "Among tho members to be add- ml to Mr. Bpringsr’s investigating committee ia Judge Criap, of door- gin. Ilis selection ie nifde special ly with Die view that he shall head the luh-commitee to Investigate tbe oliorgoe that have been brought against United States oltlciala in Ueorgia." Judge Crisp hss tbe happy knack of turning up Just at tbe right lime and In the right p'ace. With him aa Chairman of the iuu-oomm|ttee wo have no doubt the oommlttee will make matters Warm for the U. S. olficiate in this state who have not been attending to their duties in a proper manper, and If all re ports are true, the Inveettgation will lead to some startling discov cries. Ws do not sooad s asedlsst alarm when w* toll you that the taint of scrofula is in yonr blood. Inherited sr ac-jnired. it ie there, end Ajrer'e HereeperlUa alone will i rtVcluully ertdicate it. IIAV. We clip the following item from the Kntonton department of the Milled gevjllq Chroniclo, aa abowing what pqn be.done In the way of rain ing bay. in Georgia; Mr. G. W. Stinson, of our coun ty, out and saved last summer fifty tons of Bermuda grass bay, which he disposed of at prices from 16 to $18 per! ton. realizing about one thousand dollars from the crop, which costs biro In cash paid out for work the sum of fifty dollars. He has, or will in a few days ship one ear load to the oily ol MiUcdgc- ville. This is a good showing for Putnam, and better still when it ie known that thia hay Is a crop extra from the regular farming crops which Mr. Stinson makes every year, corn, cotton, peas, Ac. if not sperior, to that planted in j -*-• drills, while the chopping and hoe- • **"•••“’• *-•«• i-asa*. lag will be saved. It Is well worth '. '' h * n og • , .... lOMti tlie mighty athlete at once became the experiment, and we should 1« . otlltr „ „ conla u ploved pleased to see every planter try it j that the passnslon of Invariant hair tbU Mlion on a •mull teal*. The would enable men to tear n)*n liona* AB i„ ___ j |... j*WM, liiacox Jk Co. wonhl be driven Wild on b ltOpro\enient IH by in ibe effort to «npp!y en.tngu o( l*ark- way of experiment, and the ontv *'• '*»ir luiuni to mm the dcmanA. wsy to make the raising of cotton j t^^J^SSSSvSSS^Si palpitated terribly, gy, no ambition, and I aeemetl io differontofUie present and thought- less fbr .the future. I tried to shake the feellfig off and persuade niyself It' was simply a cold of a little ma laria. But it would not go. I was determined not to give up, and eo g and all the time passed along and all the while 1 was getting worse. - It was about this t’mfi that I noticed ThAdW gun to bloat fearfully. My'limbs wero swollen so that by pressing my fingers upon theta deep depres sions would bo made.' My face al io began to.enlarge, and cout.nued tn until I could scarcely see out of my eyes. One of niy Iriends, de scribing my appears nee at that A. Early, whose veracity was never questioned. Read What ha has to say: r os the it well COTTON IN CUBCM. Several cotton planters in thia section an gotqg to tjy a few acres of oottot/ plantod in cbeqk-rows, or hills, with Horn one to three stalks in tbo hill. By this means they will be enabled to do away with “chopping out" and hoeing, at it can be cultivated entirely with the plow. It U proposed to nse the same amount of fertilizers to tbe acre as ia tbe old plan of drilling, but tbe fertilizer will be placed in the bill. It ie thought that while the number of plants to the sen wlllbe lessened,theinercatedamount of ftult will make the yield equal, Mr. M. A. Dauphin, tbe Presi dent of the Louisiana State Lottery Company, resides In New Orleans, which has been bis place of real- denee for many years; and he ia universally esteemed as n gentleman of high character. Ft r the correctness ol whatever he pub lishes’In‘regard’to the operation of the Lottery Company I am willing to VOitcli. The drawings of the _ .. Lottery, semi-annual and monthly, time, said: */t is an animated sunif- aH j Itn( j C r the solo and exclusive' thiinj, but I should like to know ,, , , , what.’ In this condition I passed j ,, ' mtro, of 0pn - Bennregnrd an.) soveial weeks ol the greatest ng-1 myw\t, tlic ojfwiol* of the Lottery ony.” ! Company haring nothing to tin with '•Finally, one Saluntay idght.the | them, except to f urnieh ms with the misery culminated. Nature eould , -^ malerM , fmeUmt0 . eilduro vo more. I lK.-i.-mne unit I * . . , ional and fipparentty insensible. 1 n ™ , tre **P e, '' n l care that the Cold Sweat gathered oA m.y lure- \ <lrfairing* arepuhliehcilprecieely tie lieud; my eyes t.ecume glazed and | they tape place. my throat rattled. I seeim d l" he ] ..[ niay . nv |, erc there are Mirruund^ngs.^ ‘Tknew ^othin^j W "‘fen tbo wiitor Jjt delitvring him- Ht>lf of thin culojgr. **i» tbo ional, the -t.vr j»nnohf»r hIiovimI Jiw chuir bark. “1 don't think I’ll eat anything. I ..in’t hnninf.” he said ns ho rose un- * .lily to Ins feet and reachod for hts hat. cAiro, >. • r< » “May-lie you'd prefer br'iled moera- sin." insinuatingly suggested tho waiter. ".So,” he replied,*aa the aHlion pallor di-e[Hmed on-Ids face. “I ain't a bit hungry.” Ho east another glauco at tlw dish he had ordered, and mado a break for tha door. He forgot to “pay at the connter.” primer shape, placed it in a spider. The s’ ..... would seem to whlrl’and my heart. : i. . , - --. . .. . I had no ener-i i"g fro® the pen of General Jubal The waiter who had taken the order i-auio tripping hack to the IkiM hue esnerr of tho pampas: “ Will you have your snake well done or rare!" dies oT.i UWrfeii o:i the side. "Snake ,-nsic ahanl •Say!” waiter passed him. •” done.” ' Syv ut. ’ "Make it won ne _ ( JMake it w.ll TIh* lariat wivstler Ix-gao to grow nervunsr * The cienl-may-esrs espres- sion had left his eyes, and • soft, sub dued, mebuinbaly shade had taken its place Xo fidgeted in his vliuir, And s -eminl to ho nerving himself for an •irdesl.i n "Hero ypu arc. sin” said tho culinary I iunymeue, placing a dish in which wns something nieelv coifel, whirh looked like a fried specimen of the genus cro- lalns. “Have a little Worcester naive ? i iires a very fine flavor. Some folks l.ko mushroom* with their sunken, i itliers pjofer ChiH eolorow. A little sidad drtiaaipg'don’t go had. Thoro is vinegar and olhn oil in the caster. Will you have ten nr Kntfee? Very flue snake. Caught yesterday. Fat and •kirruuiiuiu^o. * rauvw iiuuini” in , - - 4 what occurrwl around iuo t nlihouuli | *t 1* that, when tlic^ # I bar, sineti learned it was consul-j have bought five, ten, fifteen, or crcd os death by Uiogu^-lio stood | twenty tickets, they have drawn }f JR e nothing; It Is onlv necessary to yet om of gle« sgonif. I was help- . ” i * .= say that ol those who do boy profitable is to improve on the c -“t° r If foosd w gmy. Dasiite* it k a . _e>i,_i Itwsl sdilitmn In the toilet tnl.Ie sfaf- present m^hod. 11*1 v M a drovting. In*. bo|ieleai(WiriMn , ly aompsskss. A natsiber trying to sse wbst WM* btyoml ne, but tj»e mist before my ira|HAH. death, find rtslllAl htt# ttrriblo it was. At last the Strain upon my misd gave way end oilmens blank. How long this continued Ido not know, but at last I realized the pretence of Wends and recognized my mother. -1 than thought it was earth, but Wss not certain. I grad, ually regained consciousness, how ever, and tim pais leeeeaed-. I found tb.t my friends bad, during my un consciousness, been giving me s preparation. 1 had never taken be fore, and tbe next day, under tbe influence of this treatment, the bloating began to disappear and from that time on I steadily im proved, until tonlay I am as well as ever before Is my life, have no traces of tbe terrible scute Bright’s dieease, which so nearly killed me, and ell through the wonderlul in strumentality of Warner’s Safe Curs, the remedy that brought me to life alter I wss virtually in sn other world.” "Yon have bad sn unutnsl expe rience, Mr. Cromble," *sld the writer, who had been breathlessly listening to tho recital. "Yes, I think I have," was tbe reply, “end it baa been a valuable lesion to me. I am certain,though, there are thousands of men and women st this very moment who have the same ailment which came so near killing me, and they do not know it. I believe kidney disease is the most deceptive trouble In the world. It comes like a thief in tbe night. It has no certain symptoms, but eeems to attack each one differ ently. It is quiet, treacherous, and sll tbe more dangerous. It Is killing more people, umIsv, than any other complaint. If I had the power I would warn the entire world against U and urge them to remove it from tbe system before it Is too late.” tlekets, theta must necessarily be a very groat many who draw noth ing. If it were' not so, no one would bo foolenougli to establish a lottery. Where a man, by spending ten dollars, stands s chance of drawing $150,000, $50,000, $20,000, and various other prizes of smaller amounts: or, by spending Ore dol lars, esn draw $75,000, $25,000, $10,000, and various other prizes down to $25, he must not be sur prised If he falls alter taking many chances. It Is a matter or chance or lack entirely. “Gen. Beauregard and myself have had ample opportunity to tost tbe Integrity of the Louisiana State Lottery Company in all its deal- lugs, and we are willing to vouob for it. as we have done on repeated occasions. If say one can satisfy ue that the Oompasy hss acted fraudulently in any of Its dealings, we will disso) vo our conucotion with It very promptly, and tako far more efficient measures to expose its misdeeds than eon be taken bv irresponsible anonymous news paper correspondents. "The Company, which numbers among its stockholders some of the most respectable gentlemen of New Orleans, hoe sense enough to know that it con make a great deal more money by conducting its operations fairly and honestly, than by a re sort to fraud. It bee a firm fin ancial basis to stand on, and Is therefore subject to the hostility of other lottery companies which have no capital. "I may add that It pavs for tbe support of the Charity Hospital in New Orleans, one of the noblest charities in all the country, $40,- 600 per annnm, according to its contract with the State. Besides this, its principal proprietor con tributes very liberally and largely to other charities ana public enter prises. J. a. Easlt.” Whet Millionaire* Kat. [Cor. ftUiauupolis SfnUool.J _ Joseph E. Brown, of Goorgii is) the wealtmost end imo of theohleet United Status senators. He is also one of tho plainest men to bo found anywhere, tie may lie vailed a “home granny." He wears lonit white whisker* eml store clothes. Ho is fond of old-fashioned things, especially oldm-time dinners. The other dsy lie H.it in tb» cloak-room of the Hemouratial sido of. the senate with a number of bis old senatorial friends, smoking end joking. Finally the conversation turned on dinners noil good things to eat Senator Bntler, of Sooth Carolina, knows a good dinner aa well as any man when it ie served out to him, sad in his most eloquent terms ho told how he liked canvas-book duck nnd aauteme, and Canada grouse and champagne, and terrapip and good old sherry, and how he wanted it served np hot, with a royal crowd ofboye about him. Then several other atom named their favorite ator Brown looked oc ' white a streata of water his mouth. Finally, he broke in: "Well, gentlemen, you may talk ol yonr terrapin and champagne, and yonr crowds, ami all that, but you.may jnat dish up old Jo Brown and Me old women paddle duck and eweet pots- toe#.” | o And he wiped his month oo hie .oost ■toovo and fairly worked his jews at the thought of it. Repartee on the Mpnrerthe Moment. [Hau Francisco Wasp.) One of Sen Francisco’s British col ony : “I said a rawther neat thing the other day; neat rnongh to repeat, yon knew. I wns tdkitfg with a fellah—an American, you know—and wo got into a bit of au argument which he ounclnded l>v vulgarly remarking, von knew, T think you're a d—a foot’ I waited a moment to make it more crushing, yon knew, and then I said, you’re another. Neat, wasn’t It?" Where the Ere is Oat. ^ Ma«le We Mere a Myil.ry—f ram Acres* the World. hppo,” sUlMr Mil lip Dmmi. every wertt io aolsnwMthUK ■ to roeow. Mo tassiswd itoi ■h* Woo art efhssqse Is 10 0—1*1 It *Uro to ihr»y OWUhiUimiii li ■sen,M»w»,ihfli» •jsto... to i-Jod ths sas-y that bss AM. *14 os > t ot:. HI. proa-son sll imtsdrd Um rclL-pirtllos of the prlnclpls of lift-** In thU lbs XAitcrii owe merely si-liclpotod lb* pnrtlcs si tim U-.t p/tyilrljui*. of to. <i*r tviui tits inrlf to, BsSsSy kos* ihcn-Mbody knows - ost. Iloi sro bar* ictnwd somstblsc «t the tre- •sn. aby lbs my*Irrlous (Ids tire* sod full-. Pro •Idsd tbs (toot oossso «< A* tody ore not bre- torsbly ds.tr*} sd, sredlosl arlsnrr run slwsyr n - !t-vr, sod o|lrs MTS Tst a* tspstobls pbyi-lelsli soor adboroo to ths bwbsreu. pad stupid pnitos. oi depletion, oiioh a* blooding. Kv which it wo* itteo pud to cure dlrenos by r.-di bUity to red-lit. Nim-*-.l.]>. doom tbs toil t-i faelp ibe sarrisos-ws —n—stbsa U. to thi* lotrlllsval sad trenrflowit work, it I* esa.oJo-1 Uni PA It KERB TOXIC koto oil Otkrr nu-dictooo As so Inrijsreat It sets Imow- Ifattsly sod powrrflllly epos Iks circulation soil tii* organ* of dlgsoiloo, tint* giving lister* tbs —- sioiMTo .1.0 Milo for. It follo-e that all eilmeuU oftbsotoaweb. kidney* *od llrer «ro stotirere iior«d or cured, go slhor proper.lion smbodl. , :!re saat qsalUtre at prodacos olmllw r*#dh» It is dsiMsii. to as*, and Ik* tst knows antldn- loziMn:. I , tl>-* too sad It. ntOCOX A CO. Ne- York. hhSml AYER’S Cheny Pectoral. - No otbrr oontplalnu arc so loaMM— In thslr sttarks«ihcs*slf**llii( tb* throat and lungs: none retrlDod with by ths majority of suffer ers. Tbs ordinary cough or cold, rcsulUng perhaps trout u triilsg or ueceesebius as- posure. Is often but ths beginning of Slats' -muss*, avert Cwsbst Psctobsi. ban wsU prorrn Its sOkusy ms forty vests' dght wfth throat sad Issg -Usesses, sad should ho uks.laOIVto^mjbomd.Uiy. - ; , •'dlk SMfl mylui ■ sd my lots—, too lire root > Croup. — A Mother** 'Trlbn!^. M While in llw country last winter my 1!tt!« bor, three ream oh!, «ft* Ukra III with ervmp; ■ tt Memoil m If W would «U« from straagu- lation. oue nr tbe family sugmteU th# use of ClIKMRV PWTOBAL a botllo #1 wlilnli was always kept in tU« Iiouac. This wnfl tricl hi sniall atnl town fint dost *. MiNt tor mid Hull lint tMlBIlllV rr.cvoa.lb lunl ssve-l tov dsrllng'o Ufo. Can you wouder st our grotiltols? ehterrely yvttre, Plus. >!hma flsuxnv." , rifft M'toflvRb OS, XeWToPH; May It. 1st? I -i I’boro tided Avxn’s Cuiutslr ftrtosi' In niv fmnilv lor rev-nil 'ears, nnd do to.- kssilalo to limnontwo it. tlio Most etr—lual reme.lv for roughs nnd cold* w* barn ever tricl. A. •?. I’KAXR. Jreko Cryotnlt kllnn., Mnrcb 13, IfaSS. 11 1 rntfercl fArrfgbt ysnre from llpMirbUI*. sml afu-r in log itutiiy rsntedles with n» sue- eesr. I war eurod by iko use or AVKH’r CUku- uv pn not vt, .da—n-u tv*ui»»." Bybalio, April B, lwt. ' -I I ediOMit ohv rsouuli bi preir* of Avn‘< •Oifmiiv l-iv-ros.vi. hellsvld* a* I do that . bat P>r it* uso I should loausfups bsvr died No enm of sn nlllscUnn of tho threat or lungs aslstt wlilob cunnot bo grtsUy rellored by tbe ns* or dns’l CRCBKr l’zcnnuz. and It. will shsspo cure whoa tbo dlssosa io not already beyond tb* eautrol of medicine. HIM SEEK! ?Wif< Mi fw/J SCALY BARK |t Found! AVOCBTA, GA. UT. M* RIIODKF, SOX *.CO. JAMAICA GINGER ' CORDIAL IS A SPLKND1D TOXIC ll Cares Dyspepsin, IndigestioD, Cramp OoUc, Pain la the Stomach and Bowels. Colds, ChIU* ead Fever, Diarrhoea and Malarial Diseases by sod bpwels Into Try one bottle. Bold by Dr. John E. Bail, Auerious, Oa. .-ummi Vf; epWlSOly p^S3snt x mm.nn.iaa i Wolgl t ftfteea poosto. Adiostskta FOB PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIES Ono of the members or ike I’lriu ; of Whitehead A Mitchell, proprio-1 llsU’s Vegetable Hloilllnn Hair Ilenewer or a Poetic Temperament, tore of the Birmingham Eccentric. I imports a fine gloss and freshness to the [Exchange.] paid a fraternal Visit to this office j hair, nnd is highly rocouimcmlod ty I A gentleman who takes a busimwi yceterday, and in tlic cmirseof con- ti|,v*ie : aas. clergymen soil scientist* a* view of things, when recently asked vernation, Mr. Cromble’. name was J - prepnnrioa .ccomp.Uhiog wooderf.l | S^} li U * w, )“ in re™** 1 -’ f ! those mon who lutve soaring* aflor the ■Isndntff, making tbe scalp white ( fa nn ito, and diringe after the nnfethora- mentioned. 1 knew i prepartti»n avcouptUbing r6»nlu. It it r curtain rumctly ft»r re- j \ about bit sickness.*’ moving« * a • Us _ „ lit n ** " • 4UIIUISV} SUll UlVIUKR WIQI lufi |||| •ant the eultur. and Ilia remarks* j and clean, and restnriug grey hnir to its able, but who never per. cash.” j blc recovery. I bail liis obituary _v.mU,ful colar. I •-Cleanlineos I. next to Godliness.” eottl-ly _ _ " WILLIE HARE has removod to U. F. Tbadort oM ttsnd. Cotms tiSSUSe tMOAS^B^o! vi^v CANDIUi-tr. la ssaaesthh ho has • Meat MarB-et whmoaUktoisorn** tasL Vuttoto IVrk sou Bn -g-| saa ho toaght Wths bo- aaslity sod at tb* laws— srisss hr cash. Oo— r"w* »*j|> f— HHHF C.lTTLX JssMott