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Newspaper Page Textfry'll VYV i Tb; Nrti »«! The Bcner I » AIA. ) C.axatata. 1 &K. i Sa^SL The Cit- Mayor—D. B. Whitaker. Eecnrt-r —P T. Mcv-ij. Maeibn —L. A. WHtBHW C Bnriliren —” G. Carter. W. E. Lane, G. A Power*. W. M. t“nuchal.V. E. E—ty. Coonri names seer nd and f cath Taes day rights iw each bilikL. CHEMCHE-A Preactaag second Sunday aad fistanißFLetonMJß noutL.Jte*' V LWwod, poster. Ti—Vm oq test Snndaj by Bev *J. McDowell. Prayer oree««*>sy WwtamA? sigh*. «»I aetawSA®* tn. Bcmvr. —Preaching thirl s-umDv red Busrday bdbrr in each »ewh Rev. F. J. Ates, pasi-v. Sen'ay * hrwi >3O am. ' ,• pmaKi.Tt Bimsr —prateninz every fcoriii sudar rad teOuday tai**. Bev ’ V »HCRET ORDERS. Chstrihmetae Chapter Mat ». B. JUM Marta second aatanter night in *te*kmtek. Ctettsbeorte* fed;* s<x « 7 i A M. Ma* Szst and tted Safurdny tagnw tewMharwriu Tlxe Ctouxity. Ordinary—G. A Crain. . - Clerk Siperwir Const— ff T. Une. Sterif-ATLipsmmh. . Tm Hecrirae—ri. £ K«y.. •tx Vtateris* H-X riymrawm, tel^ - | Ownfe-is. E. Parker. -Ch. Ataniaiaggtcr—F a WTMatar. Bo«ri e<a*MBOB*L ate Sere swtz • ' X Crate Chairatpst. X. X AT M*. S-XBrndrieAX X Ung £ R lanupkta. ^.wdtt^pwria regntr rev ami Rr< Tseda.vs m January AnriL Joly. > sou vescuez. xemre's ceerts. -. ; PrankSa, <M Du*—Ctetafct *^tay wxaMixr.BftMLt r ! Wada ustedT'P. Stactaßtat AW > 2 , T. Fav-r. W. P. C nter-Th, toAd Dte—Anted Mcwfog. i jLCWm,XP,WiC«43.P. I €ateto,**k fX—Ttarit tester. lC.*»*.lP.*?.K«*d«. KRI ttateiterite* HA? te-EsHi ran»Uy. XC Cm*> MF Wyatt. V ? ' ta Btarii, «% fab -J-toA Ftote. |K> I * »^5< B; TWkwbreyJ^l’ M Stro-kisM. X r. — — . arm* UT-^ Era. Jtedgw Fwcm Dyspepsia Mr*. Jud^e Peck Toits How She Was Cured Sufferers frans tTWwre“ *ta, -M ’-aU to® k*- >mlns Mar t-ma Mrs. H. W. PvA. wtte at Jau^s Pee*. * juattew at Traer < at an-t * • —re renueeteU wito the M/sanrtsC rtw»» Tj * Jeep arise of gsati&Mte tar the treat ’■en-ri I lava —cr-re-’ frren "e '■*• * H — * §.us-oxni.x I tawslee* tot V write a- । a or-»—■> f»T tte ** * T’"wrs ■* • mSv 5* «onnr * *mw~-p.L r r Ui wwrs I t^se s^lierw ar djspw^mA std H^art Trouote. AJgms ^prytl i^x I «* wmJd K*. I tried aitd awfiirnjw st taitavi - » miixe relief. Two r*- ”• ’ ’ * ' r‘ l nr*Tii\*t -«pea am 1* vy H • -Mr^ry-t.-’k. Tiie fir-l bott!® I netted Te :**• «•'• • r .~ ttn-e ! akin* it- It -n*! n» r.r- sdc-i My Oiemt» amAs >t U.S Mro-riDert. . race* red such £■*! benefit -m it -Sat Gladly Kecommerd It. I bow ha»“ sm eacmient M-^dUe ac-t I mu emr dlstre^*o ms. It also mne?" ip ary Hood’s^Cures and srr-c*±. I ss-^-t p™» Bood*> ^^r^ajViZ v too Mi»x xi. M ^Bt <, Tracy Ca^Jr.:*. tint EUUD S* Mood’S F Us -rw a^de. ii«i --^1 pro"M?rU»Ju abu spptjßTßaox 3c. * Im. ♦ THE ST A ARP. ♦ *| DURANG’S | h’HUMJTIC B^is! 3&s» ««»**:"• ■ ’ v- - - —♦ a:. -- -• " - - -- -- ■ ♦ a7; x ■ -v. ‘ .X' ~-' -t - ‘ - ♦ “t t^'r ♦ < - .4. - <c : - 2 . < a u.-'t i? -“•■' ■ ■ ♦ ▲ pru x* '- .w^r x•>rt ?. ’’• *’ * a - -e * . »- -- " ♦ ?ss»’s Etezt^ -- * * 13H L Sr*-' r'ar-irr ^D C o J» t«- ~r » X-re- t^U*^ - n O ♦ err. r.re-1-. a- T ♦ l i • a^:»: Xi - -■- - X T r»ST’ u res tt - • serr; rsz r. X r?i rixi bt ..its" a. < M X****^^^*^*****^*^ >** Bis iet jastic s c>»rt summons jnst printed at :ke Xs*s job office Al! kind* of printing done to orde: and on skort eetic*. J! - ■* w^-wdr- 4*' ■ Bt Mife • The Franklin Ne^s and Banner. WtaHOTT A SCinfE&. A Tan & WkUk Cm SaU Far S 3 a BaahelaadFLntr Ear 813 a WarraL Ta view of the cold jpell oi thia spring, the f.uewing article, which A dad iu ou old K-rapoous. may be of ettecal icteresC ‘tArmoex aaerrw.e cm b-ani tell oi tedwrk year m the earlier part of, the present eearnry; that the year *tlrtr'fir«Mihlr»a3tr » e find tk' Sd lowing aenmary of that year, which ban baea known m the year withewt a summer. Few persona now Uving can recollect it out thraugu oac Ecrop* and America it was to* coldest annsnier ever kne^n. ~Jaau»ry was rntld. so much tn an to render fees aTicoet needlea* tn pur sors. LKocmber pre r xixs wad verv cnH. “February was not =o very coM: with the exerpt^a of a few days, it was miSil. like iw pfetieevsa^ - . “March wad cold and booterotw during Ue first part of it; the re mainder was slid. A great freshet on the Ohio and Kentucky rivers eansed great lona of property. "April began warm, bar grew cold , m the south advanced sod ended tn scow and ice with a remperat .iri- more like winter tons spring. • “May was more temarkahle for ia uwns than antics. Buds and ftnw en were fisara, iee formed half an meh fltwk,-csni vw kd Jed and th* SeMn <mw agp* f9»* flanSed n3< deeme4fco lata. “Jone van th* coldest *wr known, ■in tits ivtttnle. Front, in* sad now ' wie covhsm, al® net esry green thing wan hilled. Frwit w*sppr!y' ail deataayed. Sms &II to the J^»cb of «» iaeL» is Venscat, snen Wi Mata* and three in ensni Kew Yert - - 4 *Jah wan a wM^siii^ by fraat at*. Us Jefy 3v igp'wav-fc— > dr th* thiekaes cf ewtsen window gtes ths ugh let Kes Bagba< Sew. York, and •osejseto eC fbtM^Wr lab. faM&« e«w wnvssrty ail sh-» ttsgAk en'y ^e»Uy ^tai fieWa. nai^r an i»ek ttiek. Indian corn eras sc frozen that the greater part wae cn ■ down and dried for fodder. Almcat everything green was -lestroye<l, both in this ce-aEtTv and Europe. Papers reserved from Eng!a:id stared that it woo id be remembered by the present £j?»ier»tion that the year I*!? was a rear in which there was no sunur-.-r. Ver» liu’e earn ripened in New England and the mid lie states.— Farmers supplied tHemselves for the spr- <>f 1516. it sold at from fl tu per bushel. “September famished about two seeks c,f the mildest weather of the ->ts<-n. a >f-r '..- tn id e • came rerv < dd and frosty, and ice fcrn>d a ; >arter of an meh thu k. “Uetober produced more than its share of odd weathers frost and ice pame liarly. -\ vesn- r wns cold sad ' ^roc in^. Enough mow fell to tr.a-. j»d sleighing. “December was quite wild and eonifortabie. “The above is a brief summary of the *coi«i sunsmer of ' “in. as it was .■' ' a ; the cold se» n. The sur. s rays ^rm' ed to be destituted beat tbr tgh«nt ,he summer, ad nature seemed to be r ciad in sable hue, and men •“shih'ted no l.'tle aax-sty omcerni^ z the f'tt ure of diis l.fe. 11- average a iute • sale price if gour during that rear • k. . i , - r - was fIo per barret. !• arerage 1 pr ee of wheat in England was ?T shdlir.gs per .j ar'.r.“ —SwriuinaL " Press. An ed.’ r who arer-is strictly to h s own busir.e®- and eadeivors every week to till np ha. paper w th en ere tasaing reading mn’ter Las no *a*« task of it. H- doe» not always feei in the mood vs writing and often i leas refuse to Sow ax i take uper tuem sejves the forms and foahious of speech. But whether he fee’s in ’.ne mood or not the paper must be £i!-d up ;u KMne wav. It may net as in teresting one week as aaoriier. an 1 if it isn’t, the poor editor must bear the blame. He is never expected to get tired and ro a.' lowante is made for his boars of z-'ora and despondency 'and the fodore of debtors to pay him when be has debts to meet. •s fok »s*mpsia p, C Bnwa'. In. Batrn. _ rhjMexxxA TsevjTmeri T U _ " All tarsi. »«P w. K-W per borUe. ;*a=taw —wtw- .-..rd ^-ja«a .■«.—see -a 'i>rger FRANKLIN. GEOR6IA->aH)AY. JUNE 29, 1894. —— — —i-j'.' "awsSS: ex- — —«r- "'" ■■‘'V WASHUMTOB «*tn. ttrma «f M*wv xnC tulai’aitfres th* Nn. honai C»pitai. From oar vpeciai ■ wrmr ’oiirat. “What can’t be cun-X^het be en« Jared/* h a hvmelv ^lagc that is about all the eonjjiu.on that the sv cmge <ieaiocrut can get »ct«f the de* 1 lay ia th* senate in wMoing the laritf taH. livamr Hama, s the demo gwtic hnJtr. han done ail that one sst inppertrd by auseo? tLe'deim raiX senators, bat, tan forte nateiy, net by all. and the margin in too small to force anything without a na'tcd sup port. Swaw cf the dewwert J s. na tor» seem to Lave an idea that when they pledged their vote* to the bill they Lad performed .r whole duty, as atSMe^oence, here’* another week gene and the final rote ia sot in Kgbt, altbc'igh it is !;Scult to see what , exctwi the repablitsan will iswe for prolonging the agony longer than nett week. A dennentic senator rem tried ia »y heading today "I don’t believe the republicans will ev er consent to have a vote taken on • this bill until we compel them to do so.’’ Whether this is true or not. I un lentasd that it K the intention wf ; nearly all of the repubiicace to make long speeches on scoie portion of tiie • bill next week. If that ia allowed it : ia a ver^nta svthemat’cal ealcu'a ; rion to tataw the impwshility of pas sing th* tail next week. Friskiest Cleveland’s little sit water trip did h>m a world of good. ’ He returned Iwiting Uke a new man; t bet th* trouble - ith him ia that be > work* ;ust a* Lani in the detai.tatmg • weather of su inner a* be dom m cold. . venchaai and th* Mturs' enuae fiUMice ia that be awn grtamn lowa.| ;He kaons thia i>st aa w*U aa uy-; ‘badMMKAhMbe ia an coMtitvted tta|MbMM*etop wort unies bn* F faeaßP^Ktß wher* the wart is i CwteMinner Lertrcw, es tk»p*i»-|| Fsen ftuxeua. will tarn over to Uaele Ihaaron the 3*k iMt r ft* »ug Mate ’ »*««* by «te i ftw L to Jw»e Repuh'leans who believe in wasteful aud extravagant expenditure o< pub- ' lie money wdl be sure to denounce Judge Lochrer. for not baring paid oat every dc ilar appropriated, but sensible pe^p-e who believe tliai pub lic biainese should be coudoete*! ou *he san— principles which govern -iieci ■ s ':i private -stablishruents wu: be apt to say. “Well done, thou good ind foithf il servant,” In ord« r that no iaeoaveniecw may b* cans**! by the fornre of the regular appropruition bills to betrouie laws ! v the drs» of July the h se appropriation committee has reported a ;•>, nt resolution extending the ap pr.pr-it for this year thirty dsn from Jaiy 1. This indicaie* that members of th it committee are of the crii. on that t'M. appropriation .:: i *- J-— ’■ ’ r ’ ■■’ '■ August. Democrats h^pe to have things in such shape * at congress can icjonm about tha’ date. It might he ?’ipp»«sed that with the senate meeting daily at 10 o clock and act ailjouming before H, or bait past, that S?nuti - Fan’kner. chair man democratic cijrg-. -.moa. catn iaigo coixm;? would be uuax to hud auv to dev te to the work , of ti • •ir’iir :tu-e. But he does find lets of time. II- ape ds XOHiethlßg L\e an bc»ar at comDntr**? bead’.-ar mornmz before 'he ^-nate meets ad he returns in the evening . -«nas .e zets '.:r ugh u:e dinner aud remains until II o’clock or later. Theee who are famu ar with the work be has aireadv done pronounce him to be one of the most thorou’j ’ : rga;. zer* who ever directed the work of a csunprdgu committee. S-nater Fvtlkr.er is too experieticcl a politi cal manager to J--cnaa bis pions tn a newspaper, tat it ta <: ■ arv vioJaticn of ccntidence that ue in •- confident the democrats will control s the bonse in the next coogrem. . The serar- com “i r *— cis abont ;ccltide-l its investigation of the sn -1 zar trust- It will hear no more wit p . u ne»?S «cept the two or tr.ree seca r t<-rs who huve not, o« gto their ah r since, vet been exam.ned. It nas ai -3 readv been made plan, that the re port will not be ananuDons, the re pnblkaos being determined to try w poui.cui cuprai the mat tcf. . as 3ev?KSS3w»& . The Balnmoflto । Rteord. ia ile verbal ’Bw—i? of in &utr.i. ixndit.< .-.aM.t^Sat! .says: . •The ^wuplt-tiaatvf to# le&rgaui -1 taboo ot Ute 'd.chsan£te^*bMni:te ( -ailroad, ba*4ted by tkfrfWwfesc fi- , 'iancia! intorest ia ^tarricn. suet nro«e of meat ’ ma..l* -Ape to th« en '* •* south. It wtUMKaet reM«r>i BbeataMi to thsastkf and help to start »:.nnaCTHtaef'si«or the ad-;, viuseenient of every br MM* internsr , of the whale aowth» Jhfteta fimn ( all parts of the county sIBW that in- , creased attention ia laii<fM»en to the», o jevici. of imm;gratfn^ toyße anu tn, . utile cu the part of XlKgiteirtfcer:: pecrie there is greaMl MHta. kb*c. ■ ewr be£»re .n dewai g «&» at. . neats to attract naea. . ‘•nd.. —innlactaring to thia ' • 1 * grtUTal b.jk •**;•* toMtaMW i the prospect for the mIMHmH j . v- i. j os— .• of thelttsih -^isa . I<’~ prr.:.,.,.cg. to ' . U new tB&MHRHMgK - *■ rofw-rt.d *■ - < shows a J^zhftTrtbHßlfc® pared «ith the Prito*di|g YMm. veaik. |H|MHrwU tni! and wood WtadMifK to -■ ■: -h : *rtM>na; a JBWkAMhß||wuiA- , uz irjtnpnn?, banatet fIMB aba** ■ j- or.-, tel-y&oM ■ -irgu; pricing it spium- mine, hcttaMK ■:• aaa kutodrv, ebh, jw »i mannfoetaribl WII^ W large Limber piata, «-t in Bia«iacip ni: an ice fectory, Mbotat «te» tai' North ''iroiinajn^Blb flaw gaißi company, wad w^Lk |M -«*i' • .- k*. etx, ia TaMvMMBAMI a .. . ~•i g - Tja 1 tug plwt,^MiWraß|M|L«^“r . ata ■- w , ww f^Tbe«CDr. Paxton, of 1 , New York, thinks tfajum-s are out t of joint. He says “ii»t w hat a state the land is inf WhdeTbave brea rest ' ing I Lave been looking over this a Coxeytem and the doings of the dem-^ | .cratic congress and wonder ng where r it was all going to end. The rich are a getting richer and the poor are bating t them harder every day. The spirit c ot turmoil is everyw ere, the same , spirit that rauit-d thi'Frencii revolu- , c.. n. U bra all the hnngry ones get , together and get to k tow their power. ; what a power that will be! It has : net vet bte>> -"--mone -ated whether a । republic is an endor ng fort or only a theory. Down in Pransylvnnia, ; where I bare Meo, there are three mew to ererv place. There are mere ; steel rails than cun e naed in six vean and more boa-shoes than there ■ are horses to wear ti tn. I tell yy.»u there are too many people in the world. The re is only ve remedy—war or pestiknee. Swe»p iJIOO.Oik) off the face of cite earth! TL A is China. That is the only remedy. W- are wrong in onr civilized idcat of mercy and kindness. We nur*e incurables in hospitals and keep the criminal in pen ite'. lanes. Th Lnce-i. iconiars ised to exterminate them. It is a good idea, too. Th nwr*.! is really , no better tfosu it wa at the time of ' the dood.” 1 P etmaster <«enerJ Kaell rralent ’ ly does not like wontta for postmas ters. Is refusing’> prefer a woman eaa-Lda’-.- the other ay be stad there were more ewsspla ate aga.r.at the women —rs which there ate 4*ooo . holding paeto®cee— -h«* there were ’ against tli. men. I ismuch as Mr. Bissell is a New Yorwr. it can be ini agised how much -■ ickbone it wits . nectSEary for him to /ms» -ns to say, at this juncture, a worl against the wo m^n in public lite. Not long ago it » 3 published in ’ the newspapers, upo theauthori r y of . Gov. TiHnian, that e S-uth < <*ro linadispenasries u» ma-, a profit of something like and had worth of »’ kon hand. At the Chester mass m ting th- other - day Senator Boiler -ok op the dis-' petisarv question ai showed by the official-figures that ’ ‘e buaineas was * |l9,‘ , W in arrears. It is an old suv -9 ing that “figures w not lie.’’ The question arises in this instance, which gentletnaa is -t that is not “figures?” Qttaaarwc* to Owe Sotoerihara. We are pieaaed to announce to our I fnend* that Our Country H hua \ New York City, is an attractive ii- i luatmed monthly, and <cw.tins some ‘ of tae best stories published, beside* a grant variety of citoiee and entertain ing nuuter. The rashtons are illus trated and ptaftms up to dde are ’ given away with the paper. It isj fall of interest and ata only 5 cents aeapy, or 50 cents a year with an ele gsnt premiam. We an v?ry much plowed with it aaiwaivea and Uto publishers assuro w *hat anyone of onr suheeribera who sends 15 cents .md mentions this pa per, will peceive this illustrated monthly for 3 months and 4 Celebra ted M'jdcrn rainlini^. each W-e ll* x W inches, readv for framing, Ab*o- Intely Free of Exp use, except 10 ceuu extra to pay for secure packing and postage. Money Will Be Jkfhn.led J the ■|aiurea ar* not ahti^iactory. This Si a good change for our leaders to ■taantte their pbriors without *x pewbte bend soon and aitdreas Our StaMtry Home. ’• ••; Folton >t. N 'TiCitte T*' ! -.our foiends so th.it ithtta'lMntav r«up (he'<en*ftt of th:- •grata «•*- Yon exn um.- money [ly Vrtra^A Ag'"' ’ and gkting yonr 'OV*M<*ytaMh!e to r* iiw* H-.o 3bD*opßß|rVßiush nsvnods the MBrtk,Mf*the Sk. IL pu'dic, ^kb* MHk vwvU aßpearas a sharply de- MM *■* «t ftek while ev^ryrhing Mb wmM h* wr^peUu total I irk hk Tbr etfpWMamk at t'. -■ [mg vi*ty is *b« TW* woohl not ^aarvraM tad b* my ^Mrtfon of Kgbt ennvejed to th* brain though [ th* BMiiii* aC the eyes wititant ar. ratamptage er something sinii*u to U|be msd’s rays to art spun. Bat, on hSs aintisrr, 'the atmosphere of our fvtrtit extended to a height of 7UO [■■iM, thesmvs teat sod rays coald Ib*W« penetrate S, and nMidag ia I th* siN^e of saetqto o <wd toiag wooU ifeerJtato existed spon this ptam l [gpM, if something sbernhi happra 00’ whito wrapped in darknria blacker 1 than the blackret midnight. Two brothers are reported to be making “a novel'•xperitneut” In form- , ing at >vc-imore. Ala. They are ojs?- rating on a5JX*>-acre tract of land, and employ ninety-five white men. an-l not a negro* They rsire al! the so-1 crops necessary for rhe people and stock in their community, and dl the meat thev need, bat cotton is there principal crop. “But they do t,X ship their cotton crop to northern markets to be worked np in eastern mills. A mil! on tiw plantation man ufacture* the cotton into yarns, and another null crimls the “ i into on. The “xperiment th -refore, a a very far reaching ot-e, and th-- Lan s are it will make rbe twv lathers r;< ii. .f th< v are /•*>! manager*. And ’ may indore- otl -r southern farmer* to re wxM th .-ir system of farniii.z n’o BHDething better than tney >•■ * now. With Letter farmers and more farmers the eoa’h won’J axin rood the r ueh of -i; ini times. Th- Wh, *«el Wtaretore. Ther--, suliins mar-. - '• m ’ tt.at H -I * Ssr K-v La -i I may disca---. etoty-utew".' •,-• ■- a 3iap>rity of tire'lo -nb-n T..--.. ■ I HI . o | eS-'ti'. and rwi’a odp r.':-' ’he win e thing - • -rpiahied. its hl - i perfvis' v- ‘ ' “• -f H.xT* Sirsapa.- v n’ u.. ’• '--' known vegetil ri • ma*'ii ’* m' -. n t-': - kidney renrehe- »nd lirer nng' rente. an.l , m time an “i 11r..' *pe«' t i a-. •* diws.if dtese organs, as a .! a- t * Uov <*-dio-n o. the qrmim. .r That lued Fee! tog. S«»ths Wsrli r Fair fte E'ftaes 'wx W ri<r- C • txhiaa E’ • - ’ n. d hi/ pnre i- Fifty -.ehts. oct a- we ant y n . b han- me. we make ;-rv ® mud. s > ' • -- ’ ■ ’ rr it ’ ' ..O*. * lb-h - ri’l' .- ’ -- an t L* - v* .■■•! ’ ' ."x. . ' ’ wi;l reteiml tt» -tamps an-, let ;• k -p he he A Iddro-s e M H. E. B.k i 4 O>. Chime HE FrewUXent Fto»e!««4’» < An-er. It has been rami red the a has .-. If he w nld rake ac< '.re •f B- ’an. BI '-i K.,!-! the test bl»d pari'.' *ad ‘ np remedy *n the worbi. he w-n * - - n ' e well. It will nut disnpptant. Pre - ♦' per lage ri ale. F t mle by druggists. • Use it fbral! bl-»»l and skin disease* rheu pjM&m, catatrii, etc. t NO. 14. HEWSFAPER LAWS. Read and See ai Tcu Have A.elated Tta«r. ■ I. Subscribers who do act give ex ; pvrm notice to the contrary ar* e-n- Hdered aa willing to continue thrtr suWripti n. 2. If -übecriher’i onler th* di»- I cowrinnni iso es th-ir perrtthto's they ( mnta pay all am _uag"s. ir the pab jlisher may cvnhnne to rend it nnrf! payment is mad'", and e the <*^ole«n.mn■ whether the nujier is . taken from the ofT:.:* or not. X The courts have ifecided that r— fnring to take newspapers •• p-— ?.- cate from the postotlice. or QHnovmg and test .>g tbeu. meal!- for, is .ri ma facie ev:<i*Bceof intentomai fraud, and is punishable by .- ntence to the penitentiary. 4. Any perwio who receives a n ‘vsjiurvr. and tkix. isevfit. i h er he lias ordered it or not. ia bci«L in taw. a sub»‘ribtT. A newspaper in Ohio recently brought suit against forty-three men who wotxl'l not pov 'heir subscription, and obtained judumeiit in each case for tli* snK>ant «> r each eLu.i. Os these twentv-eighi ri ul affi taut ti.at tbev owned no nnir - than the tai al fowed. thus presenting at to-hiwnt. Then tinder the decision of the su preme court, thev were arrest-4 so, pettv tarevny and bound over in the stttn of f3i"• each. L.ft . I^ stih aomL Mr«to<Ut. AriLUKHixa, Flx^ Feu 17. IShi Lacrxas tiiuw,savannah, ' -a.. (Ms ia Sow—l Will write to int -rm - « that I was arft. tr t wita BUata I’l- »- ; tried nw tratli’ t* ** andtt aavn tn n . ; refief I was tn ted aarea newb.- I tort ' e rasert piir-T. tans. aadUwy cnaid not do "»* ar v ired I -mw y»a>r adeertwe-f ■ ment if P P. P tn the ApJachsutota Tmw. and thought I W’»isd try it. Th- hott!,- I c>4 teiegtit makes seven r right, and, in b • jx»!( Jr !. I have been op ever since and at my ansant»«. lumber tuvp-1- r Y-es may pubitoi thia if r-u iksire. : I have mt. -rae • my 'riends that P. P. P. £ Kfo. heailk and strength. M. P BOLDEN. &:kl by al! Jraax‘«ts an.! zt semi m><e». i LIPPMAN BKinr . Proprietor*and Drue snsta, savannah, Ga. Dciiavr. Una , Dee. !2. ISW’ > orvu x j. A iu.aaw> so. *_ ! Waaiiw Lrmaai Blue*. Savaanab. ’ia.. G*wvtrna>- " tie *a Stu Autahm, , Tcxdb toa tonra. I sow yar aJvertaM- ■ KP-tPrxoy ta-M. Ptam BmA ’ • ^gMtowte|MMmaragKJi*tei. my return howsr I my drugget, wr J- ha M.-C Itaw to onter me • supply. As 1 ter taking I think, ten b- nl-«. I burn n ,t, bal s paha or arise *ta» e. previovie to that i sufineit 5 r twenty-lire iH5| y-^/». »n<t cook! Botret the least ’*-netlt until I tn<d P. P P. amt th- r-f- re. Sike pb ^ttw in I reixmrn. mling it to all. i untruly. o J =. RO-AMOXD. tohi'ottiffltot COMPOUND. > A rwer«« by ** oM . , Mm* aresrer— wf f . t ■ta -dUv f*.zw rr*i J of £ab jy . < i* «k.w <xx y *«• Fat 1 iw'a.-la oia»»X-.ia <iicn* «- .4. Br-»ar« j£ r M •he, r lr.tr awtlan—sn—«»c* J.* *■* >»t ».« tr- —. ■, a . !.-> x~J~. .eta. -O’T. Asulww w" • by -I r^xr- . r.A »r»* tu X Ata — 4MB r t •< r , _ Jlau-rc 1 The ee D««»wy- 1 7..■ • : ■ , . . . Y : ’ I* ii ar i:> W* ’ kt.«w Ir mp- •on . 1»• * “ yW -'w* * - If . , -rep ’V . ~ t| re n • ts f. / k ... -re- - u - - ’..t- W. n* -r .1-- . *.• . - — ‘ „ I t. lx K t • w» e yr. ■ t r u . ' n n* l« i’ ! r ’■«y • »■* i ’tc 1 ' ‘* r :n ’ i I- T ' eu.Tot.tL it *‘ f ' T . ii.it: fpe Xi »* A. W-.te’* LADIES... IHvp r n ▼nr r-r .-k.-l-n f-r rhi- Y uwHlnant - rn- n» w J re; -re- ; ■ -;-i. K - . • .r •_ : T’lZ ■ ■ j ■ - FREE OF CHARGE. ■ • .rr-rie^^n'te^ Die It 1 •wGm- - piß azri mi chmß.* ' "r.>' . . . -- .1- i 11 1 ’ T &'■ Sat .i *■ c -t - r U<l V 1 WQMA*M fe^aet? FLOWBFSEED FREE! list- .T-r » 5 r unurei-rite |.ta>.w I* ./• put ri J - ■ lay v. :;- *• U WMMN A i iresv W»w»s Pi n. Co. K..imcn«!, V*, m pm FOB 'JUTS P2EE. By social irrar^mref ~::k tis ASantn Co&sntatHm T ■ are ttnabM tn. :s»r it,with ir wn ■ '»NF YEAR S ryt 55. rin' tang «u r- -m, im,-l IwrjtX IJiMTiI Prize Offers. Every ••! scritar » this reruaritiblw • .: ng pr p»»ir.. n « entiuad to «*•■* r'.v > PRIZE t.-'NTEsT.s, -emlinc taw 9! W tai i' Vts kmul W»* v«i.ri.»< In n • ;-*h ire F** : . Il PPIZErt • if-r-t S r th. NKAICF.'T ESTIMATES f th* -iz t ill ■ tt> rcnp .< ISO 3-4. m w bring nurx. r. •'. -.ml awwl ft -e made aa wew t» tta* ?» -w 1 yrie-ois <’ lb n Ex. ban*” an aHta + *e «<”■»! crop Sgnres. *«M IN ..* rn. r~t .me*. V. dre . r p. «a» . rize Sr w . n!. t-" •» fcr third. ft<» fcr nrt!. <tri) s. r g«h. • nf< S r recent years bare been as M- Y«sr Bate Year Bal-v 1'77 At--«.Ui3 ISNj.... Sjgwijin 1-7- ASIIJMS Lrilt. ... 6JS6fttatS I«7U. 7. fStt ri-7 «A!3AM I —O. . 5.737,W7 I—-.... ?/«T,7W I—t <t7eo^s9 lae-j «J)2sJri» IW’ 5,4J5.'i4.’> IS9H . 7413.7» t--3. 1191 SJKSAIS I—> SulU-W I<- •’,76*1^75 la Kldtticii a. the above every cfabUng r<: .- rila rean ntrr >ar rernmnatk'n Won! Contvst. ?nnpl} the maeinz w nt in the 5 dow ing wtitanre- Piti tt!y, rt «tV Jori; ^»ni <uUl ' ttl tfirifr kt» vr>nfe’i I rack M lAt eretin aart te tie detAa prr S< i ONE FOCKTH ■' th- net cutecnptii a re—ipte f du»e entering tins contest will ; bedivsled aaseng th'W* "b ’“PL 1 ? th* corrert weed in the blank .» the at®v» -ntence. Thru*, it there are cae- taarth w..»iMte >11254). If ten ospply the •-»rreet wc>-d each wjaht receive g!25, it । ls». «a< h glSto. A«- B*.th of the ab<>«e o.utests tree and ia adiiiuoa to TWO PAPERS Ac the price < ’ osur. - $ ’* - • i She Weekly * rm.tat>calgM^Brate: i.sA, and. a TWtdMMt%*Sk. ?"" PAPZIL P v- TanttMß^te' meet he >nritimate Vawnew demaaft' -T .he evant.-y a »S or- r» Uw taw* of Ue world every w -k. having news a rrespendecu in ill the new* centres ofthe w< rid. Take v nr h' me p«[*r and tJie C- nsti tarj n. ^or Ozxe. BOTH FUR <IJS. B»A«-te !•*«’»• AX-BTixca the if-t -Hw> :h h. *rM for rt f’* ••nj’M-.vtA »»•«!>. wai* rbmiH. ire!?t • • »t • 4 ‘Wt- *. ' rr-. »r i .it -kin mir ti- nii.nnHp^iiive , con* r o«» pny n-’fi i aritf*Ni * f» rff jt -.-*u i ’ •/« r m»m* v ren r.UJ PVvr 53 cvn'w tw-r b«>X- Foe oj ail ciru^n-ktA W ANTEED-- -v mats, wonum. and child in H-ard county to Tv i ’ cttle of Poureii’i t' -as for Ind on and Siek Hsmlache. I Z'lamntee th'-m. W. A. Ware. ■ - sntiting better thana Sunnet bandaro- dampenii w-ti» • ham., r air. • Pun Balm- It will netriy - • . -.- . - - • me. T'.t-ren—'■• te sL*. a B.v- rite S»r rteuma ti--n. a nh * “I nuay — severe ca- - . - ent > Kiss r n.-- by Dr-:^*i». Foute-l'rhits <-n t ..«• I'ath to tieutta. E—rv ne n •■Litj a !.* r * nlvtew »b ' : r->' ne fDr F -<e « Line y-wm n Oi-: Ey-.’ '« r ■ “ P!" “i .i-* -X' * e. L*v*i, -.tM* n, ■ • ■ , - ’• ' -» East L*th St, N-w ¥ -t Ertrtsy. .-.- * ~*i nois b.M- ‘ ' ■- '• J y I f — L*xc.-‘t .t *c^r* u's h tit dadv. t m ^e»ioz Uecaiße lie v Br-t o o'- Thou . -f- , r. Th i-.- • o ■ il«-- »re ^rr« •nnnatlv by <»ar p*of ie in tke ! f* ttat ib“v m«- «ntn.- —a A». yev l j bad y ■< *« n : tb t c* : rs l n* ami iu- no- - . :«•! in. will ... <> -.1 P- B 'll i •'■•Il Ut_ eem- 'V i -. »*p- »-tr.-l i r-s* i us»en I ’’fwi *’ n. .- .... . E.‘ r■■ B rD- rw-e. ■ b ,- ;< - Sloit v» vru a. mi p* r J.- W X W.I . i-ru^ S. eul ■ -— - ».^te» — —■ - — R >d the large ad vert i-ew-nX ot S th A- encau Net’..nr on our fl.-';, n. 11,. ■> u-•*- . "v ;s crea ting q - tr » M!«t.cuad over ti • ei-unirr- It »*>.■•.»d i _"'nt dis* eovrrv. and Its ^uarantev in al- tb.-sC । ... i Im- u-krtt Bltd Wto good no motirv faan to be paid. It v«>» vrr suff-nn •. rail on Dr. Wate for the Nervine. U • E , lu- I L uka cur.- ui-iig^-teati.