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• , .Second class Matter.
lO OOCnpoMd. ot ■Herbal and Mucilagiuoiu prod,
sets, which pirawti -the substance of tbs
S*MMs| esatlngt which relieves the lr
nlatlen that senses tfcw'cough. It blwsms
the lssrs ot slltepnrlti.., strengthens
the as when em/ee bled by. disease, 1 avisos
Mss ths sirsalaiUon of the blood, and brasssthi
■srvoassystem.. ealds often end la
*od—u ■syOli a. It Is dangerous to neglect
'•jtTWr *• remedypromptly. A
kMfeCFtvaidy yeses wsrrsuts the assertion that
Vrsswdy has ever been found that Is as
uuUtnmstion, and As us* speedily caret the most
obstinate esagh. A pleasant cordial, ehll
drsu Safes It readily. For Croup It Is
(•valuable and fsiaily.
TU PILLS
-PIgICTUY ON THE LIVER.
Oars* Chills aad Fiver, Dyspepsia.
IMnA Wscdaeha. Colie .Conatlp J
ttoa,Bheainatiiu, Piles, PalpltaUon si
ft* Keart,DUalaess, Torpid Liver, and
Jsvy wsll,”a*ia*lpUl*t bed-time itimulstsstha
PPs ah, restores tbeappstite. imparts vigor to the
FS^wrifimLVrVi.%
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n Atmvcis.the exact ‘representation
irf%e SOWING-MACHINE we iell
for WtfNfY DOLLARS. It'is in
•Vei-y*,respect‘the* vi'fy best of the
Bufk&r Sty]b‘ ofMachines. A ’ .
rrnish'M in the finest manW*f,with
■tlidilatest improvements for winding
Sk^ v bt < bt)ih*; ’ tho" most convenient
table ’with‘.extension leaf,
and gothic
it stands'without a rival,
P.e KiiOf Singer MACHINES.
IT him Saw e> Lyle soffbv i S
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We do not ask yon to- pay loi it
liJttTybu see wlmt. y< u are buy 1 ng.
We.only’ wish lit kjittit that you real
ly intend to buy a machine, and are
willing to pay S2O for the Best in (he
Market.
Write to us, sending the name of
your nearest railroad station and we
will scad the machine and give in
strnotions and allow you to examine
it before you pay for it. Address
WILMARTH & CO., #
1828 NoVth 20Lli,
octl 2 rhiladelph^HHHi
B' i+STki&MP iv
)u(t*ble Cut-Off Utica KnguiM*, Lj to
red CorlU* Kuguiee. 1& to t&O H. F.;
; Iron Flame Ravereible Saw Mtll*.
a Oaraliaa Portable Corn Mill*: Cora
■Uea, guaranteed to produce batter
cut. lea* power, than any other Mill
l “Thk Tatix)* 11 ro. Cos. or Wxsx
, rh*r**,' lin •• Wea.min.ter. Md_.ll.Bi A. 4
■I .• mjuidp rnrtiTV r.mT.
till Itaa**.
it**—l *et mill
r^to.olmnu.
Mtftnr *• h**a
rrite*—l ground
tad 14 quart* id
Bfcirhtmr "MS
ught your mill.
tMtlmnnlali m b|liu and Saw MUl*.
* Kxtmotirajutotter •* J. W. Koper. Sawyer lor
UnT A Uutno~TW*tr~ FU., who are running our
M Horae DnMtLi Eaiim, and our No. 1 Saw Mill
_uh Pateotßet work* and Patent Gauge Roller:
ei hanitMlaMt >n Bering thin 1* the beet Port
•udour dadr average ie about St, OM feet."
UouiuTclarr * Oe., Apalachiotda. FU., aajr the
MaM Kuglo*. Bodeta. and our Mew Patent Saw Mill
eanuot be (itromaed for worknianahip, simplicity, aud
teat Htwf. * After St yean' experience in the hunbor
* fcuelneea, we do net heeitate to recoameiul your work
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THE BARNESVILLOTKAZU
FACTORY,
553 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga.
Manufacture Bed Boon Sets Ranging froi sl4 to S2OO.
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DEALERS IX
Ckocejieslij^PonS,
MOT id FAMILY MSS of Enry lescrip^
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m —ANNOUNCEMENT
m Foksyth, Ga„ Sipt, tsttl. 1882.
To our BLro&s And Friends, And The “Contuming” Public Generally:
It is A pleasure that we take this opportunity and means of thanks
to our jMhds and patrons for their support aad favor; and we hope by con linued
Ingr ft Motion to their Interests asiwelf asany wlMnay favor us with their patronags In the fu-1
lure, m merit aad secure their continued patronfuKjyid good will. We have the goods
to offer for less money than we have ever offered nßWre; Now Catch Mackerel.BaggMtand Ties,
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, llams, TMacco, Soap, Soda, and many other articles not
mantlon. simply say come and we will make It to your Interest. W m
octl9 Very Kespectfully, It. P. BEGORS A CM.
ew Livery Business.
TOvlug purchased the livery stable of Mr. A. Murphey, we propose to keep first class teams for
hire. Mules and Horses for sale, and conduct a first class livery business In every respect.
BUMGIES. FOR SA^J
We will also a full line of Buggies Including the celebrated
COLMIpS BUGOY COMF’NY’S
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Light running buggies' which we warrant In orery partij^^V
TJ nclert er’s pjusiiiess.
We propose also to do an Undertaker’s easiness aad will keep In stock a full assortment of
burial cases and robes, hUce hearses under careful management will attend all burials.
• • ROSE & MATTH^j|y
Wwm^
REV. A. I. HOBks Writea.Mwßf Jnt |D| r I R£V. J. L.
e u S!r F,E V”^‘nr.iu'a,. ;r w|
in stating that I ,/wr A I consider!^
srreatly 9 R \/ a most excellent remeuj tor
use. X debilitated vital forces.
SpoukarS -
ofjlie greatest value*
Tonic is ueces-
I recommend it
M a reliable remedial
agent, pomtessing un
doubted umritive and
restorative propertied,
LouisiilUy Ky ty Oct. Z,
FBttASZII BT THZ MEDICINE CO., 213 IT. MAIM ST., ST. LOCliT^p
MacoifMarbkwW orks
AV. c|rSE,
1 I Successor to J. B. Artope.
# MANUFACTURER OF |
MARBLjT AND GRANITE MONUMENTS
Headstones. Box Tombs, Vases, Urns, Tablets &c-
*y * JBfcycMu rble. Granite and Limestone for Copplngs. I also have the cheapest all wrought
Iron prices to coinpets with any house In the State. Write
for all Vderspromptly tilled. -
nov-a V
. STVSt M- A NNA
BOOKSELLER and STAIIRN^B
• MAIN AND TAILOR STS,
■as or hand a selected School, Religious, Blank and Mls%llaneoiis
BOOKS,
Stationery, Drugs, Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, lioods Any
Book mot in st+ck will be uHlshrd on short notice. Family Bibles sold at price
you pay a travelling agent. lull line otMusical instruments in stock and
Picture a SpecSPßßi
Subscription received te the 'The best Perfumery, *'v*V.'S-lJUß|||
Roods ul >laju#s. The best 16 cent, and cent Cigars are at Manu a.
For He HoMay Trale Haiiijiy|UlJie one Solid Glitter of Beauties^
I hkve no competition in uuuiug against Macon and Atlanta prices.
hare hut one price# la the lowest gives you •
tfiu k Furniture House
k>HN NEAL &if >
GOIIISSIOM MD f|l REHOUSE *EECHpif
Couiimeits Solicited and Litieraf Advances made on tke saie if Desired,
Excellent
Office and Sal 9 Broad (w Marietta) St.
■IT All confidential. sept2B^f
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ZEBVLOX, GEORGIA.^^H^
HAS|)PENKD A NEW STOCK
STAPLE J)RY ctßs.
Fw l y m"> Ftfcr Qi oc *Zj/L*.
Crockery, Boots, Shoes,Notions
Keep constantly. Meat, Flour. Lard. Syrup, faugars,^^^^^<acl^flfßareli, Soap (Toilet
and Laundry;, iftce, etc. Also a full line
JOBACCO, CIGARS and SNUFFa
stick aud Fancy handles. Canned Goods, Nuts, Oranges, Apple*. Raisin*, |
Patent Medicines
/mmm
A combination of Pro
toxide of Iron, Peruvian
Mark and Phosphorus
R palatable form. MB
Debility f Doss of
fife, Prostration
Powers it is inUisj
BARNBSVILLiE, GA-, DECEMBER 14. 1882.
. gaslit
g|f^S
Ttcmrmlior that stamina, vital enejgv,
Ino life-principle, -or whatever you nuiy ,
noose to call the resistant .power which
ballies against the causes of disease and
dentil, is the grand safeguard of health.
It is the gurri-on of the human fortress,
and when it tfexes weak, the true policy
is to throw m reinforcements. In other
words, when such au ftmeifeucv occurs,
commence a course of tetter's Bitters.
For sale by Druggists to whom
apply for Hosteuer’s AluHuac for 18bd.
■WHENCE COMES THE INBOUNDEB
f ' POPULARITY OF
Alice’s Fojis Plasty.
BecausAhey have proved
the Remedy ever in
vented. They will cure Asthma,
Colds, Coughs, Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, and any local pain^
Applied of the back
tliMfeare infallible in Back Ache.
Nervcis Debility, and all Kidney
troubles; to the pit of the stomach
they are a sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint. X
-A.llc<4ck 5 | F(Miiß
Blasters are fra
grant. and quick to cure.
of imitations that blister
Get
Porous
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BakTau*
Hiini iin'flj
Horld
best and most curative propertj^HSH
other remedies, being the
Purifier, Liver Regulator, and LuL and
Health Restoring Agent on eartiu No
disease or ill health can possibly.long
exist where these gßittfefes are
varied and perfect tbeii^^Ku
l They giv®e\v Iq|HK vigor
fegedjhid inimn.
|heAs
iMB-y organs, 01 requiW
Toi 1 ieandj|**^nulanL
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and: a^^l :
Em I m fm n
11111
Ifttliein.
WMmgmSigS,
■ storing the
Cum< Tear 1 leaps.
Itt-d Eyes, 3lmmrJaye A
| And Rmbf
I And I‘ernwHHntt Cure.
■ Also, equally eflicacious when used in otliea
Sialadies, such as Ulcers. Fever Sores. Tumors,
■alt Rheum, Burns, Piles, or wherever yMhuUH
■jMexl-ts. Mlllicln-lljMflM'c lnai >
all Druggist at -15 cents.
THE WORST “ ISM ” -HdaY IS
Rheumatism
RHEUMATISM IN THE BACK
Ba Cured by
DAVIS’S PAIN^UAER,
RHEUMATISM IN THE KNEES
i Cured by
DAVIS’S PAIN KILLER.
WwEUMATISM IN THE MUSCLES
Cured by
PERRY DAVIS’S PAIN KILLER.
RHEUMATISM OF LONG STANDING
Cured by
PERRY DAVIS’S PAIN KILLER.
M
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS
any Druggist
Burry Davis’s Pain Kiffer
KIDNEY-WORT
lIASURE CURE
for all diseases of the Kidneys and
LIVER
It he* epeeiflc action on thle moat Important
cowan, enabling it to throw off torpidity and
I inaction. *Umuiattiig the healthy accretion of
tit. Bile, and by keeping the bowel, in free
effecting it* regular dwebarge.
*lf yommimsuflbrinff
malaria, have the chilla.
t or oozutipAMd, Kidnsy*
eve and quickly ooro.
Lamnae the Byvtem,
orough course of it.
ICCISTS. Price Sg
KIDNEY-WORT
BETHEL
Classical and Military
w academy.
I in countrv noted for beauty and health. < our*e
mf studv. to branches, unequalled In extent, sur
■tescirtn thoroughness no academy in the
Kith. Medical and litw Amses preparatory to
- of Virgin ird. I uttion med
|HStendani*e.J|aU ssslo“#."o. n'o extrus.
HEwVtMin. Suns, Bethel..caduiaj P. O.
HM&im • augß
II The Methodist Appointments.
THE LOCariOffS OF THE CLSKOTUBS or TUB NORTH
GEORGIA CONFERENCE.
LaGrange December s.—Tho following is a com
plets list of appointments of the North Georgia
conference In ISS3:
Athens district—3, if Yarbrough, l* E First
church. J D Hammsnd. Oconee street and Has
Athens mission, H W Williams, Athens circuit
JVM Morris. WatklnsYUle. R A Seale, Ocones
circuit, T O Rorle, Oconse and Factory mission
SLLmpo. Wlntervllle, W. L. Wooten. Lexlng
ton, WT Smith, Washington, LJJ Davies, Lit
tle River. WW Cslln. Broad River, JW G Wat
kina, Danielsvllle, to be supplied. Jefferson, U 1
b Bradley. Mulberry, K H Wood. Harmony Grov
.1 R Parker.
Atlanta district—J Boring, PE First church
C A Evans; Trlnty. T R Kendall. Eyaus chapel
T F Pierce: Payne ‘a cliapsl, J M Bowden. St
Pauls, W 1> Heatli. sixth church, H L Crumley
City mission. W A Dodge. Edgewood, J U Baxtc
Fulton, IG Parks, Stone Mountain, LXV Rivers
Morrows Attatlon. J B Allen, Decatur and Char
leston, J B Johnson. Ltthonla, W T Hamilton
Conyers, R J Blgham. Orphan’s home, S P Joues
agent.
Augusta district. U U Parks, P E;S T Johns’ W
A Candler. St. James. C I’ope, Asbury. W E quin
ban. St. Lukes; M II Dillard. Richmond, C 8 Ow
en, Grovetown and Bellar, to be supplied Harlem
T H Timmons. Appling, JB. Embry Thomptofll
C C Oarey, Barnett, F P Brown War rentou. G
W Duvall, Sparta, A 0 Thomas. Hancock; G E
Bonner. FS Hudson. Culeerton J E England Mtl
lsdgeville. R W Blgham, Baldwin. T H Gibson,
Dahlonega district,—W R Branham, Jr P E
Dahlonega, J R King. Porter Springs. F G Fa
vor. Aurarla, W T Thomas. Cleveland. E I
Smith. Hlwass*. E T Hendrick. Blalrsville, W W
Braswell. Morganton Olayton. s D Evans and
Jamlnson,
Dalton dlstrlct-J F Nlxson, PE,Dalton, J W
Lee, Dalton circuit, J B McFarland, Spring Place
J J Harris. Cooaawattl, to be supplied. Tilton
to be supplied. Calhoun BEL Timmons, Fairm
unt. Edwards. Summerville, VV J Cotter, LaPay.
ette. E W Ballenfier, McLtmore’s Cove, N E Me
Breyce.
Elberton district— w P Lovejoy. P E Elberton,
A M Thigpen. Elbert. w;m D Bond, Bethlehem
A J Ellis Hartwell station, P M Ryburn. Carnes
Yllle, W O Butler. Charkesville, R B O England
Eranklln Springs. L D Sewell. Lavonla mission,
W T Morman. Llncolnton, E B Rees.
palntSYllle district—W A Parks, P K;Gainsv 111
J Jarrell, Hall. R P Martyn. Flowery Branch
Sanders. Cummlng, J T Curtiss. Forsyth mis
lsion, R E Ledbetter, chestalee, L P winter: Du
Mashburn and John Armstrong; Law
enceTtiie aud Suwannee, K Read. Gwinnett, H
M Newton. Logansville, J L Perryman. Monrou|
M II Fakes. Norcross. T I Christian,
Grilln district—George 11 Patillo, P E Griffin
S P Richardson. Davidson, Ml;
ner, S Leake. Zebulon, ) 'fllPH. Barncsvillo
II C Chrlstaln, Upson, L Rush. Thomaston, VB
Foote, Culloden, A Gray, Forsyth, J s Bryan, For
syth circuit, J. A Rosser. Jackson and Mutts mls-|
slon‘ A Z Glenn, K c Manly. Snapping Shoals, c
V Weathers, Clinton, W D She. Hillsboro, JII
Brooks, Montleello, T s L Howell am A D Tur
LaGranj^^^Pct—VV II LaPrade, P E LaGrange
S Lewis. MWoup, J M Lowiy. Ilcuston, FM T
Brannon West Point, -B F Garlss, Whltenville, W
Clilpley. J D Clements. Greenville
and Trinity, w P Rivers. Mens iwether, J H Dan
lei. North Merlweather J T Richardson. Grant
ville, A G Worley. Hogansville, E K Akin. Fran
bn J R Smith, Board Miss, II L Embry. Bowden
M W Arnold.
Marietta district—J R Mayaon, P K Marietta, T
A seals. Boswell, W F Smith.
fce'l, Cobb J W Baker. Cherokee, A
■■ton and Little River. R R Johnson.
Powder Springs, C L
Rica O W Hardaway
Souglas, G C Andrews,
P Laugford. Paulding
N e wf^
W \V n e 1 reuit
seuiou, M I. nuderwood, Palmetto
J A Reynolds Fairburn circuit, L P
burg, W II Speer. Carrolton. W J
E A Gray, Brook’s Station, Daniel i’ayet
dDlle J G Worley. Hanpton* B Jonesbo
■'WC Dunlay.
■Oxford (J*rlct—J D Gray P E Covington, W F
D Cantrell, Madison, D J
Myrick Morgan. W A Fariss, Greenenboro, O A
Tnro^^radiD^>huj^ — p D c’ox: Greene, to be
|B Adams East Putnam, \V
M^^fer,
Rome district—W F W D An
dyson, DeSoti^P c circuit, W
TWLampkln, Rome, to be supplied, Ridge
Galley, w G Cave Spring.’ Jll Rlbbint
Vaim’s Talley, cedar Town J W Roberts
Polk Mission J Rockuiart, J T Gibson
IKington, J W*Stl[^fCartersvlUe, F G Hughes
Balias, B F Payne, sweet Water. R fttLatt
■ Emory college—W W Wadsworth, A
Bl’ope, W F Llaton, M C Fulton.
j|\VesleyanFamaloCollege—J W D Ham
mond, J Lewis, W J Woodall, J B IWnnlcutt.
LaGrange Female College— W F Glenn T R
Kendall, J II Baxter, W R Hammond, T E At kin
san,
Dalton Female Collega—J B Robbto, O A
Thrower, BEL Timmons Wright, w F Turner.
Georgia Methodist College-C A Evans. C C
T H Timmons, A S Miller: W E McCalla.
Femal^j^tege—W A Dodge, J K Par
XhA Parks w s Thompson.
fp-IJJ A FAILURE.
lyfc and '‘baby” insur
?inc| business which has spread over
ithesouth in the past few months like a
py clone seems to be very well understood
lo be anything but a proper thing t© en-
Mge in. Those who have been induced
money into them have now a
about come to a halt, with the determin
to let what they have put in, go
an*nvest in something else. We copy
the following from the Cobb county
Grand Jury on the subject.
Finally, this fraud jury wtili such light a
could be obtained, have discussed the subject of
Insurance under the socalled“baby,” “matrimon
iaf’and such like Insurance companies, and can
tind no words, no terms to fitly, utter our con
tempt and Indignation at the carrying on of
such schemes; declaring them to be subverilve
of the good morals of any community, threaten
lng the purity and sanctity of the marriage rela
tiou, and insidiously, but not less certainly, un
derminlng the very basis upon which rests ths
structure of.soclety. Wo therefore do most ear
nestly press upon our passage of an act whlciM
shall make the operating oi such
agents or otherwise unlawful.
TPE GARFIELD BOARD.
The physicians and others interested
in the compensation to be allowed for
attending President Garfield during his
sugerings from the shot of Guiteau can
now rest a little.
The board of audit has completed
its examination of claims and
the making of allowances. The amount
appropriated to satisfy these claims
was $57,0 JO; and the law explicitly pro
vided that the doctor’s bills should not
exceed $35,5U0 of this amount. The
claims of the physicians run up in the
neighborhood of $10),000 and since it
became known that their original expec
tations would not be fulfilled, there has
been considerable lobbying by some of
them to win the favor of the board for
their individual claims. The only claim
put in for railroad transportation was
by the Central railroad of New Jersey
which asked $3,000 for transportation
and the laying of a track between El
beron station and Franklin cottage
This charge the railroad officers regard
ed as very reasonable, and their excuse
for presenting any bill was that the
road being in the hands of a receiver it
was required by law that a charge
should be made for every service render
"and. Mf ml*ers of the board refuse to
give any information as to their labors
or the allowances that have been made
Louisville is in d-ad earnest aHofit
getting up her S tit hern Exposition,
The Courier-Journal has the following
on tit* subject; “Where one per*m vent
toJjlanta, ten will corn • to lJßuisville,
auayet in Atlanta one h t**l company
made a neat profit of #do,d ) from the
Exposition business.
DESERTION FROM THE ARMY.
It is rather amusing to know that
there is now a great deal of desertion
from the army by enlisted men. For
men to desert, when there are cam
paigns before them that may mak
them dispair of ever returning to their
loved ones alive, you can make some
allowance. It seems a little strange
that volunteers in time of peace should
df sert. But you see how it is.
Tfest year fifteen per cent, of the enlist
eu men of the army deserted and to fill
their places it cost ttic department &17 0
00i). It seems that a large number ’of
men are constantly enlisting in the East
who simply desire transportation to
some 'Western Territory with the inten
tion of deserting as sooil as they get
there, which they proceed to do upon
arrival at their destination. Compara
tively few of them can ever be arrested
and brought back, This is oue of the
most trouble some question now to be
met by heads of the War Depart meat
and the Secretary will, it is believed, as
a remedial measure, recommend to Con
gress a slight increase®!’ pay. The en
listed men now draw but 818 a month
and he will probably suggest the restora
tion of the old amount of slt£ which
was in vogue®intil 1865, when it was de
creased to the present figure.
BIG SPECULATION.
Grady keeps a row of figures before
the public on some subject. If it is not
farming or mining it must be some
thing else. lie lias the foil*wing on
speculation: There has been a lively
speculation in new towns and villages
along the line of the Georgia Pacific
railroad. Before the track was laid the
builders of the road determined where
they would locate their new towns, and
then quietly bought uplseveral acres
around the selected spot. If there was
a village or town already there they
bought up all the land adducent to the
site of the depot. Their investments
have panned out rich. Public sales
were had at each place as soon as the
Ack was laid to it, but only alternate
and a small portion of the land was
iso®. At Villa liica twenty-five acres
flight 810,000 (that probablf i|st 8-500)
(A’.ot 40x200 selling for BU>O. TG Tern
acres (densely that cost
brought 80,0C0, At Aus I
tell 83^fc* r as realized, at Salt Springs
88,200, at Maple
ton 83,300, and at 82000; and has
been realized cost perhaps
80,0CJ, and land left in
the
t,owwH^uw.
colHß^uwnsmost of the
Tand, but Jue James, of Douglas, is a
partner in many of the and
| uo
to a political
gSMCy more thoroughly to its Senses
than an overwhelming defeat at the
polls. At the meeting of Congress last
week there was considerable tendency
on the post of the party to
cut down appropriations and curtail
great was this idea prevail
ifflHAfecaucus vgobontemplated at an
early date, which no doubt will be held
before you read this, fijrthe purpose of
fixing up a winter programme.
This programme will provide for cut
ting down the npAa>priations to meet
the actual the government.
No to be made for
anything that is not absolutely essential.
A marked charge seems to have come
over the party. The rule with them
now will be to cult Ail the number of em
ployees, rather than to cut down salar
ies. Heretofore, it has been the rule
to create all the oflices possible —no
matter whether they were essential or
not. Thev will also take some steps in
the ci\%l Atvice reform \
THE MANUFACTURES OF THE
COUNTRY.
A census bulletin showing the
gate amount of capital invested iji man
uf act uring in the United States, the
tilt; amount of wagos paid anmAlU, the
value of the raw materials usedluld the
value of the manufactured
has just been issued, it contains sqjne
very interesting exhibits to those who
are at all interested in the question of
our manufacturing industries. The
were in 1840 253,840 manufacturing es
tablishments, with an invested capital
of $2,790,233,506. These establishments
gave work to 2,738,950 employes and
paid in annual wages $947,919,674. The
value of the raw material used was 83,-
394, 340, 029 and the value of the manu
factured product was $5,309,667,706,
leaving a net profit, after paying for
wages and raw material, of $1,028,408,-
003, or about thirty-seven per cent, on
the capital invested. Unless the census
year was an unexceptionally profitable
one in this branch of ijAjstry the above
showing would indicalßthat the manu
facturers have very little cause to com
plain of meagre profits.
TOO FAT TO LI VE
[MUlwaukeo Wisconsin]
John Ilerzer, the largest man in the
■*, who weighed 486 pounds shortly be
fore bis death, was bAied at I orese :
Home Cemetery this Bienioon. Ilet
zer lived on the west sWe, and died yes
terday morning at an early hour, Her
became so fleshy tlftt lie literally choked
to death. The'largest cofiin in the city
was procured, but it was too small, and
the remains had to be placed in a large
hastily constructed box. Decomposition
set in so quick that the body had to be re
moved from his late residence to the cem
etery a few hours after death. Ilerzer
was only 28 years of age. When he
was 16 years old he wu very slender,
and it was feared he would
become consumptive. He was a black
smith by trade, and was so large lie had
to be taken to bis work in an express
wagon for several months previous to
his last illness. For some time past he
could not lie down to sleep for fear of
smothering, and would sleep sitting on
a chair or sofa with his head resting on
his bed.
“Skinny Men.” .
Well’s Health ltenewer. Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weakness
of the generative functions. sfc at drug
gist. Ga. depot, war, Rankin. A
Lamar, Atlanta and^fccoitGa
In a causes of di
vorce in New an important
point has beeiWade. It is that wives
learn too my# of the library and two
little of ttaßfitchen. Men doxnot like
to homes neglected, and the
good is not the kind that
divorces from. Tire
tiflgpftmde may apply to some divorces
j£few England, but that it accounts
Sp their being move numerous there
Than elsewhere is not at all probable.
Less trifling things than a mismanaged
house often lead to the separation of
husband and wife.
“ROUGH 0B RATS."
The things desired found at last. Ask
Druggists for on Rants.” It
clears out ratsfmice, rashes flies, pea
ugs, 15 cents per box, ’’ rJ9r
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“BUCHUPAIBA."
New, quick, complete cure 4 days urin
aay affections, smarting, frequent-orditti
kidney disease. sl, at
Depot, Lamar, Rankin A
®Wmar Atlanta and Macon Ga.
Therojrvil] kgA exhibition in Chicago
next yi#uf ratnera novel kind, which is
likely to attract much attention. It is
announced as a “National Exposition of
Railway Appliaaces. it A sufficient guar
antee found has been raised to insure
the financial stability of the enterprise,
and in the list of Commissioners are the
names of many prominent railway men
and manufacturers of railway applianc
ces. A series of scientific and practical
tests, to be made by well-known scien
tists and carefully selected committees
extendirig to every article and every
escription of material susceptible of re
liable tests will constitute one of the
most interesting as well as most valua
ble features of the exhibition.
E. Grayson, Harris & West Brwad st.,
Savannah, Ga., says that he was much
tymefitted by using brown's Iron Bit
ers.
The New York Sun Says:
The House of Representatives passed a
bill yesterday awarding $35,C5J to the
State of Georgia for money alleged to
Aave been spent in defense of the Union
in 1777, This is about the oldest claim
on record. It is to be hoped that the
State is not holding back a demand for
195 years interest on the money, in
that event the General Government
might be justified in putting in as a
counter claim, as was suggested yester
day, a bill for expenses incurred in pre
venting Georgia from destroying the
Union s"e had helped to make.
JSTothing like it.
No medicine has ever been known in
the South so effectual in the cure of all
those diseases arising from an impure
condition of the blood asjtosadalis, the
Great Southern Remedy for the cure of
of Scrofula, White Swelling, Rheuma
tism, Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, Ven
ereal Sores and Diseases, Consumption,
Goitre, Boils, Cancers, and all kindred
diseases, ROSADALIS purifies the sys
tem, brings cow to the cheeeks and res
tores the sufferer to a normal condition
of health and vigor.
* It is asserted that the ordinary cosme
tics used by ladies are productive of
great mischief. We believe this is se
and that SbettA means of securing a
beautiful complexion is to use some
good blood medicine like ROSADALIS
tliq (treat Southern Remedy, which clean
%es the blood and gives permanent beau
ty to the skin.
It is already pretty well simmered
down that Carlisle and Randall will be
the only Democrats who will go before
the caucus which will nominate the
Speaker of the next House. Sam Cox
and Springer may kep up their fight
even through the caucus, hut it will be
more for the purpose of getting chair
manship* of permanent committees
than any real hope of success.
***‘Better be wise by the misfortunes
of others than by your own.” Take warn
ing in time. Avoid quack nostrums
by which thousands annually perish.
Use only such remedies as are demon*
strated above suspicion-Tore most among
Which is fiFor-torpid liv
er, b'-wels or kidneys reined >
For Catarrh, cougffl
throat, and hortnesg|
Lung Restorer.
To break ehtllsßßß
Ma\ Apple
Tome. Those at^Bfll
Brewer's
bromuutis nn^BßEißi
to:
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Cenii'alCUy \\h>BF®BHßfe’
body. AT, ,:,
ll you have the
ita’.e. smut to us or \ otßßP^Sas^-^?aai&.>sy
tl-' "I BleWel ■ t.1,,1. m V f . ’■■■.;
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Cf n- of ;.*>•• i'll - \'orm^l’.^~G;. / :. j’V.'ifiKJj**,!
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worms,
\ofti e I Ills and see if .Ss^‘rMC?*j'l
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Hit; i I ! \
rjßtn'.s itueiiu and .I'll'iWßr
Ll igtit sitin', ise .. |. , I mill urin.i^B
Jill mills, pain 111 Ihe back.
Id C. a^B'-'f Vpy'
Moils! ers and piiblie sl>ea
hill I to of Brew I 1 s 1. 1 nig
void ■ and cuio ■ li • .ivcitoss. '^^HBBBBBR
Tala I'.ueliu and Juniper lor
ary disorder' It is i lie most
of the kind .auuiaet tired, j
We want you lo believe wliat i
er s I.ung' Restorer, asjllie" inilh.|J
iry it then you can help talk it up. gHBRRH
Lamer Lemon Tonic, a safe and
dy lor eliLis, chi lls and lever,''lulermffllHH|R
fever and ague, dumb ague and kitidmHßß
an
Essence of Jamaica Ginger Is prescrl
physicians for pain in the bowels, dla
lc, erauip, etc., and none has a greater
lion than Lamar, Rankin & Lamar's
Brewer’s Lung Restorer Is no new
the discoverer would not offei it for
Atlsfted it would cure the diseases he clalna^B
V‘ W
A warning! All who havo consumption
ehltis wlio fail to lake Brewer \s Lung
are in danger of losing their live s at |K:^
Huy a bottle and saw: your life.
Lamars Lemon Tonle Isofb r. and
supply a piessi*g in ed. M/.: a irsßH
make a eel lain cure laoiy t inie il ! ,! HHMD|
ing to directions,
Brewer’s I,me; Restorer him
gl>e perfect and nil ire sit tl sin din cicrjHHMl
ce. Dor. t fall to try it.
Take Bucliu and Juniper for all
urinary dlsordcis. it is the most rellaMelßß
Cine of the kind manufactured.
'J’ake Bucliu and Juniper for all kidney andu J
nar® disorders. It is the most reliable tucil
the kind manufactured.
Takeßuchu and Juniper for all kidney and ui|
Inary disorders. It is rellable'inediclm 1
of the kind manufactured”
Public speakers should use Brewer's Lung Rost
torer. M
BREWER’S ■
Having suffered greatly® about 3 years frofl
severe throat and lung affection I was ad’ is<B
by Mrs Prof. Dozier to try Brewer’s Lung Keslifl
er. Not having any faith in patent medicines®
was reluctant to give It a trial: bnt finally
lng lo persuasion. I pur(d*fccd a half ‘dozen
ties, and after a lair pleasure in
daring that I have bcnoiiulH
and pronounce ‘-Brewers bung Kestorer”a Mcifl
lug to those alUletcd with throat and lung affed
tlon. m
For months during my affliction I was unable
to lie down to rest; my breath!ne was so difficult
that a constant wheezing be heard
across the room, and my concerned
for my life. All the sleep obßßed during this
time, broken and unsatisfactory),
was In a sitting posture, but now 1 can recline
with ease, and my repose Is natural and plea.,
■ saiJ t. MJss kate k. doziek, A
~ ■ Talbotton, Ga. J
Kessrs. Lamar Klrikln BLamar-Genis: ufl
you allow me to tell youlmnething in regard M
your Brewer's!,ung Restorer? The lot you slfl
ped me some time ago has been on my
since their arrival, until a few days ago, mB
the following circumstances occured: IB
Mr James Coleman, while on a visit to GB
msther, Mrs. Conner, was taken very ill BH
thought she would die with a case of
and consumption of long standing. There
no physician to be had, the nearest points benß
Duplin and Mt Vernon, both about twenty udli|
distant. They sent over ro the store for s mM
thing that would give relief. Iga ve them
tie oi Brewer - l.ung Restorer and told
if 1‘ did no good they need not pay n,r i:BKH
result was that in fifty-six hours she iBI
to go home, about, i wenly-oi.c miles; .uidJH|H
sold several botties to-day to parie s
of t his circumstance. Mr. A. if. m*-< al—fH
bought a boll lo- and found alii, -i instant iBH
Tile sale of your medicine Is us3'ir din
tlon is I shall hereafter wariaht to curs.
truly, Rev, g. 11, Katchfoko,
Lothair,
BRONCHITIS CURE™
Messrs: Lamar Riukin k Lamar-
My little girl- s years old. has been for
time troubled with a severe cough which
clans pronounced bronchitis, sin- slept hut^Bl
tie, - oughing the enure night, and we ineU^^H
up very often b, help her out, the .cough BB
severe. At your solicitation I bouget a
Brewer's Lung Restorer, and site began
prove at once and lias been sleeping nicely
since, and t iirmly believe she will be
ly cured, 1 was very much frightened
eondil lon net long since but am now n
her recovery. flB
Yours truly, ;geo. F. Wi.no^H
Hcmorrages Stopped.
It gives me great plersure to certify to the mer
its of Brewer's Lung Restorer, as J liavcd used It
and fotind it all you reiirescnted it to be. Mjf
lungs were affected to some extent, and I hail
a hacking cough, often spitting up blood,
at times would amount .to a hemorrhage, anBI
became very much frightened at my condition!
I bought several bottles of the Brewer's I,ung Re
storer. and have been entirely cured by us use.
and feel satisfied that this medicine will prove
a great blessing to the people, If you would In
troduce it Into the Northern States It would
make your fortune.
Yours truly, Uenky Woeten'.
Lamar, Rankin & Lamar,
MACON AND ATLANTA.
And ADL DRTTGIGIS T