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The Journal. J. 11 110 YL, Editor, r DAWSON, GEOItGIA, ThursG.iy Morning, Aug. I,*7S. 3l:uinal of Georgia. By the kindness of Dr. Thos. P. Janes, Commissioner of Agriculture! we are in po.-s ssion of a copy of his ‘‘Manual of Georgia,” It is a pam phlet of ever 100 pages, giving, m a condensed form, a description of the state astolocation, climate,soil, health agricultural and mineral resources, zailroads, nr mi f. ctuies, educa'ional facil'ie? and rations o'bar tilings of int-rest. Besides it gives a short dc~ •caption of er.cb county and town. — We append what it says of D.iw-on at.d Terrell county Doth as a specimen and as a nutter of inteiest to our re-adeis: Tesbell—population, in IS*O, 1>,053 — 3,7G0 white, 5,:.84 black ;4 per cent of aiea irreclaimable swamp, soil h*l! clay, half sandy, 324 ter cent oi tillable land c'eaied, SO per een*, of la r m laborers Mach; limestone a bun daut and usod by piarrers with good effect; has 28 puhl c fre > schools for whites 8 fm black-; 1- Bahtistchurch es 10 Methodic, 1 Prasha'eri in; 1 railroad car factory with 100 hands: wagon and barrel factories and il >ur and lumber n.ills. D.VWBOK— The capital town, is on the South western Railroad, 40 miles from Eufaula A'a, and is the market town for most of the country products; has 1,150 inhabitants—7so white, 400 black ; 200 private dwellings, 2 hotels, 2 banks, 4 oh niche , 6 s; h ols with 225 pupil?, 1 weekly newspaper, 11 dry goods stores, f) gr. eery stores 2 drug stores, 2 hard ware stores G physicians /•lawyers 1 dentist. Tiro above we believe is nearly ac. curate as to our county and town ) though we know of but one bank in Datvson, and of but five practising physicians. W notice some inacura. ties as :o o-thor towns with which we are acquainted. The population o* mai yof our neighboring towns is pieced about twice ns high as a car ful enumeration would justify, or else they have out grown the tralitiona! mushroom since the publication of the rial rep >rts. These error 1 * wo presume a'ise from exaggerated gupssrsof interested parties. The book is a very va! uable one, and we are requested by Dr. Janes to slate that bo tiillsoud it to any on e who will send hint a 6 cent stamp. First Georgia Bale. The firr.t bale of new cotton was re coived at Albany on the 25t1 of July, from the p’arration of Piituus Jones, of Biker county. It was sold at .auc tion tor IS cents per pound, and im mediately shipped to New York.— Mr. Jones brought in the first bale but year fin the 4th of August, two weeks later than the present one. IlawkinsviUe Dispatch: “The explo sion of an empty barrel is something unusual, t ut oa Monday afternoon an instance of the kind eecured at the idace of Mr. Henry Watemian, on I’ii e Love', llis biothor Mauricewas prepaiing barrels to receive the wine then being pressed 1 1 their vineyard. The barrel that exploded had only two or th O' days previovsly been thoroughtly washed inside, the head board taken out, and the barrel left m the sun. The heal was again in serted and so lef'. When it became necessary to use it, Maurice bold a lighted tulphur match to the hung bole, to destroy any obuoxius gases that might have foiraod, There was more gas than was expected and in an instant theio was a terrific explo sion and much confusion. Maurice was burned considerably and Miss A ieo Waterman, standing near by, -.as slightly wounded by a piece of the batrel but no seti.ms injury was sustained by anyone.” Thomaston Enterprise: Oa last ] uGcday evening a little daughter of Judge Oliphant, about four years <ld while at play showed sudden and alarming symptoms of suffocation.— It was evident that something had passed from the mouth into the wind pipe for it was with the greatest diffi culty that she could breathe. Vsii ous comedies were used with the hope of disloging the foieign body but without effect. She remained in this truly distressing condition till the next morning, when the operation of tiacheotomy was performed and a part of a broken glass ear-bob was extracted. Before the operation all signs of animation had become responded and she was pronounced dead The operator I>r. E. A, Flew tllen, notwithstanding, went ahead —completed the cutinto the wind-pipe and then resuscitated the patient by aitficial respiration. The child is now running about and in a few days the wound will be entirely belled and she pefecily well. —-■ • A 'lant a Independent: There lives near Bartlesville, Qeotgia, a man named Dr. Lavender, who treats his dumb btufes in a most barbarous manner, lie cuts the fore legs of bis goats off near the knees, and large uu.nbers of them are frequently s.en hobbling about his p'euiises. He, also knocks the horns iff ol all his homed animals. Such prac’ices should bo stopped, if there is any pow er in law, and .he perpetiaior should be severely punished. Comiminicitoil. Sabbath School Celebration jit Macedonia. Messrs. Editors : Having just return ed from a Sunday School Convention at Macedonia, in Webster county, and thinking you might like to hoar from thorp, as you wore not tlroieto partuk-* of the business yourselves, I will give you n brief s'atenaont of the manner in which the rxeicises of the uay were conducted. Mr. N. A. Windsor made a few re marks on the subject of Sunday Schools and introduced J. T. \\ indsor, of Amerieus as the speaker of the day My mission was not to hear, but 10 partake of the dinner, which I had heard was to bo given on tho occa sion, so I became very impatii nt. though, as it was eousin John, i thought I would be wil'ing to hear him out, not thinking he would have much to say, ns I knew nothing of hi? bavins’ more then an ordinary English education, hut before lie got through, I imagiuod that I was much mistaken, —it could cot he eousin John Ho spoke of Greece arid Romo, and all other place? of note, with so tni’ch e’< quonce that I thought fie must he some European orator. We then had some splonded musi", after which an essay was read by Miss Eliza Mer cer, and another ly Miss Woodhain, both of whom acquitted themselves with honor. We aso lial some speech os by some of the hoy?, which cause ’ me to make the inquiry it I was at an examination. I desired that part to c'ose, as I was beginning to feel like etting, but after they got through the Rev. Mr. Cawood made another long speech which, I suppose, was very interesfing to those who went there to hear tpeeehes, but not so much so to those who went there to eat. After he got through all were invited to the table which we found oaded with all the luxuries we eould wish. We don’t see such diuners every where. Notwithstanding the g eit multitude tuat was present there was enough left for another din ner for the same crowd. When old Gousbouy undertakes anything s o goes the a hole hog. Sumter, If mdolph, Stewoi t, Marion : and Terrell were all represented,— [ Out city was represented by O. B. Stevens and family,and myself. Mr Stevens requested me to say to his copartner to manage the best ho could lor Ire would not he back while times w’ete 90 good in Webster. After din ner, there was another speech, by Prof. McNulty, which I failed to hear, (hough I au informed it was very in teresting. r J. R. 11. Dawson, July 28, 1878. Note from the Country 12tu District, July 27th, 1878. Messrs. Editors: Thinking that you would like a note from this sec tion of our county, I will give yon a few lines fur your Journal, Crops are needing rain very much' at this time; corn cut off about one-iourth; cotton shedding badly and b§gip nir.g to open. I suppose from the ex treme heat an i the drouth beforo it fully matured. Fodder pulling is now ou hand, but little pulled as yet. Messrs. Editors, by chance I fell in at my old friend, Jeptha Cannon’s for dinner ou the 26th instaut- lie had all his children there and sixteen grand children, and a few other ro a tives ami special fiiends. At 12 o’clock the table was spread in the yaid under some large oak-*, and heavily laden with ail the good edi bles that heart could wish for, and if you could have seen J. \V. Roberts, jr., Win. Thomas and H r-chel Chii - tie eat, you would have at once con cluded that their legs were hollow From every indication that I cou'd see, my old friend Cannon “lives at home and boards at the same place;” his lots were full of calves and one would think he had plenty of nice milk and butter and from the large uuaiber of pigs wo saw, we are quite certain that he makes his own meat. He has plenty of corn and peas in the field, and I see no reason for hard times with him. * Subcbibeu. Darling, Liston to My Story. Certainly she will, if it is the “Old, Old Story,” and you tell it sweetly, but don’t be too hasty in your woo ing. Send her first a copy of Harry Percy’s beautiful new song named above, and thus gracefully hint your intentions. There never was a preti er song written and singers are wild over it. Over 3,00'J copies sold in one week. For Piano or Organ and easy to play or sing. Ask your neai* est Music Dealer for it or enclose 40 Cents to the Publishers, Lvddex A 15 ytes, Savannah, Ga. Planters don’t Park in Flax Tow Bagging. The Macon cotton buyers yesterday addressed the wart housemen a com munication in which they say they j will he compelled to decline any bab‘3. of cotton covered in whole or in parti with flux tow nagging. '1 bey nail at tention to the following from Rule! No 13, passed by the New York Cot ton Exchange, Junp 0 b, IS; 8: “On and after Monday, September 2nd, IS7B, cotton covered with flax tow flagging, containing shives (or small pieces of straw) or manufac-i lured from unrolled or impel fee ly j ri tt J flax, shall he deemed unurei ehantaf.de ami shail not Da good de livery in this market.” The cotton buyers in theii letter to the Macon warehousemen B>y: Avery serious objection to this kind of covering is th it nearly ah the bal es ar.ivn at ruifis or foreign ports in un usually bad order. The flagging be ing jot e;i and weak tears easily, acd exposes tlre cotton,subjecting ihe bry cis to serious loss in weight, c c. It is supposed that a large quantity of this cloth is now in tho hands of manufac tures and deales, and wi 1 he offered at such prices as will tempt the plan ter to use it. And we Consider it '6 y important t i let it be generally known that all cotton so covered will he re jected, and thus save our planters the expense of having 'he same re-cover ed. — Telegraph Sf Messenger. Mixed Babies. Some time ago there was ad inc’ng party given in a certain neighborhood j in Texas at.d most of the ladies pres- j eiit had )itt ! e babies, whosenoisy per versity requited too much attention to permit the mol hers to enjoy the dance. A nuuJ-er of gallant young men vol unteered to mind the young ones while the parents indulged in an old Virginia breakdown. No sooner had the women loft the babies in charge of the mischievous devi's than they stripped the babies, changed their c'othes, giving Iheappare! ofoneto an other. The dunce over it was time to go home, and the mothers hurried-i ly took each a hufiy in the dress of her own and staited, some to their home?, ten or fifteen miles off, and ware far on their way beforedaylight. But tho day following there was a treu eudous row iu the settlement.— Mothers disCoVt led that a single night had changed the sex of their bubrs, ohser vation disclosed physical pheno mena, and then commenced the tall ei-t female pedestriaai?m. Living 1 miles apart, it r quired two or three days to uumis tire babies, and ns many months to restore the mo,hers to their na'ura 1 sweet disposition?.— To this day it is unsafe tor any of the baby m’xers to feature into the neighborhood. A Strange Crime. Avery p-e'diur crime is that of which William Noiiis of Indepen dence, Ohio is accused. Norris, a married man twenty sixyeaisold wish ed to get rid of little Alhe Berry, so ho clori formed her made an incision with a knife in her mot injected poison into the wound, and then raised the alarm that she had been bitten by a snake. The Mi’id, at last accounts was in a dy condition, and Norris was un der arrest with imminent propects of be-ng lynched. A Lexington correspondent of the Augusta Chronicle writes as follows- A funny little episode occurred in Mr. Stephens’ speech Saturday which shows that from the sublime ad ridi cule n* there is but one step hardly a span from Jefftrson to jollity. ‘ Lit tle Aleck” had just begun to tread water on one of those constitutional billows of his and ws dashing Jef fersonian spray all around him, when drawing that little phial ol Bourbon, h" daucked liis 'ips with a gentle sip, and, returning the bottle to his pick et, th us concluded hisrhetoiical swell: “Yes, fellow-citiz.>n3, th : s is true De mcoracy.” A geatie smile hovered over and lingered around the crowd for somo mir.u’es, and' with the pro found assurance that the Commoner was well organized if that phial be true, they reiapsod into attention again. M.con Telegraph: From various potto ns of the county we hear of suf fering crops fnrthe want of rain. The Ocraulgee liver is lower than it has been in forty years. It has shrunk a way from its hanks and the bottom can be seen in a number of places.— Walnut creek, in the vicinity of the bridge on the road to Cross Keys, is dried up so that hardly a tub of water can be seen in the creek bed Below the bridge the bottom of tho creek is dressed with a green pasture, around one edge of which the shrunken]:. Ream threads its way. A number of wells in the city are getting very low and muddy and some have gone dry. We learn that tho city and country are, however, remarkabl healthy, and •hat no sickness prevails. The LtGrange Reporter tells how some naan suspected to be Wm. Elalli day. murdered a ycur.g man, VVatson •ear Standing Rock in Chambers county. Mr. Watson, who was a pi ous exemplaiy young man was at church; and while ltev. Mr. Whitten, the presiding elder, was preaching ho heard some disturbance among his mules, and went out to see about it. He discovered that one of his mules had been unhitched and that a man had it a short distance off. He halt ed the man, and called out “That’s my mule; what are you going to do with him?” The other cursed him and said come and got him.” Watson started towards him, when the man shot him centrally in the abdomen, which caused his death next morn ing. ' STATE NEWS ITEMS. Gathered From our Exchanges. The heat seems to have demitiUlved in all parts of the country tawing 'lre past week- McDuffee county elected Stephens deleg ites. This is the sixth county that has declared Mr him. A five-year old son of Mr. Jas. A Ports was drowned in tho river near Calhoun. Couldn’t swim. An -fight year old son of Mr. Bar ret', of Atlanta, was burned to death while endeavoring to kindle a fire; with k rosene oil. Mrs. Bell, of Wilkes county, fell bond foremost into a spring last Mon day while reaching for a watermelon, and was drowned. Rev. J. O A. Clarke, of Georgia, is enraptured with rt.rs. President Hayes. He says the lady is “the joy and g;o y of the naiion.” On Monday, in Savannah, Mr. Bnbert Schneider severely s ahbed Mr. Volaski, Both are jewelers, Tire dispute was about business. Governor Colquitt has offered a re-1 waul of two hundred and fifty dollars for the arrest and evidence to eouvic: i Andrew 0. Irvin, who is charged with the murder of his wile in Upson coun ty- Charles Terry, a colored barber of Columbus, walked all the way trorrr Troy, Ala., to his home, a distance of nearly onb hundred mil s, because someone in that town charged, him with a debt of thirty eeuts Mr. R. 0. Humbn - , of Putnam countv, invested ten dollars in sheep in 1876, from which he has since roalized a profit of eight hundred dol lars, and tins a flock of one hundred and Eevirnty-five sheep. Jonesboro News: “Atthe barbecue at this place, on tho 10 h instant, a co'pred man, who engaged freely in the dance was prostr,.ted by tho beat, and went to give an accouut if bis stewardship on earth—fine on’y doath from sunstroke in this county yet re ported.” A white man named Willis re cently made an attack with a knife on a Mrs. Crosby, near Pearson, Cof fee eounty. He was arraigned, found guilty on his preliminary trial an 1 sent to Albany jail, there to await a trial at the lall term ol the Coffee Su perior Court. Another rattlesnake story. The Quitman Free Press says: ‘‘Mr Eph raim Crane recently killed a rattle snake on Mrs Folsom’s place, in this County, over seven feet long, and with tv ifive '.utiles The ratt es are now in our office. The snake hid just kiilo'i three young rabbits, and was preparing to swallow them.” At the close of Mr. Stephens speech at Washington large numbers of people had crowded tli stand, when it iell with an appalbng crash, A thrill of horror went through the crowd when it was known that Mr. Stephens fell with it; but lie wis quickly raised and I eld up to sight, and when It wis announced thit lib was unhuit, cheer after cheer iout the air. According to the Outhbert Appeal on last Tuesday afternoon a strange phenomenon was witnessed in that town. A volume of smoke, which a->ted hut a moment, wasseen to risa up from the ground, in tlm centre of the s'reit on south side of the court house, as if coming directly from the | earth. It was notico Iby sever.l gen - ! tlemen, who are at a loss to explain , the mystery The spot was immedi j ately examined, dud neither a hole 1 nor sign of fire was to he seen any where. Thursday, at 6:15 a id., jus! after Mr. \V. F. Grnce, of Macon, had open ed his s'ore, Jim A’-derson, a notori ous negro thief, walked in and asked for a pound of tobacco. Whitest was being weighed Anderson slipped a box of cigars under his coat. Mr. Grace saw and cellared him, A tus sle ensued. Remit: Landing of Anderson in the barracks, and at 10:- 45, just four hours nnd thirty minutes from the time he committed tt*e theft, he was sentenced to eleven months on tho chain gang. Quitman Reporter: “There aie over thirty thousand head of sheep owned in Colquitt county, which give to her citizens a clear, clean pr< fit of over twenty thousand dollars per an num. luet us suppose that the aver age aiuuun' of wool clipped from each sheep was three poundsper hcad,ar.d ihe number thirty thousand, the ag gregate would he ninety thousand pounds, which, at twenty-four cents (rather under the average price), would produce the nice little sum of twenty one thousand six hundred dollars. There are at least twenty thousand dollars worth of beef cattle sold out of theeoui typer annum, which is al so a profit.” There is some alarm around the borders of tho country in regard to yellow fever. It prevails, to a slight extent, in New Orleans aud New Yoik with threateningsymtoml at interve ning points. ■ Ail Undeniable Truth. You deserve to suffer, and if y u lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this bearni fulwoild.it is entirely your osvu fault and there is only one excuse lor you,—youi unr reasonable predjuaice ami skepticism, which has killed thousands. Personal knowledge and commou sense reasoning will soon show vou that Green’s August Flower will cure you of Liver Complain', or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable ttf-ets, such as sick head ache, palpita'ion of the heart, sour stotu icb, babiiuil costivenes 0 , and zziuess ct the head, nervous prostration, low spirits, &j. Jts sales now r meh every towa on the Western Continent and not a Druggist but will '.ell you of its wonderful cures. You can bur a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses will relieve you. For sale by Dr. J. if. Jaxrs, Dawson, Ga. n EOitUI.4. Torrell Coitnly. \JT To all whom it may concern; Whor, as, J. N. KING, has applied in p-cper | form for letters of a (ministration on the j estrfte of Jooiah McLendon, late of Slid county, deceased; this is to cite nil persons interested to appear ind show cause, if any they can, within the time prescribed bp law, wh\ said letters should not be granted. Witness my hand t fli Ullv, this July 24th, 1878. 11. 8 BELL Oidinarv. Terrell Sheriff Sales. \\ T ILL be sold before the Court Hou e T v door in Dawson, on the first Tuesday in AUGUST, next, between the legal hours of sale, the following propertv, to-wi' ; Lots of land Nos. 81 and 82, in the 12 h Disttiet of Terrell county. Levied on as the property of J. G. Ellison to satisfy a fi fa from Terrell Superior Court in favor of Wm. G. Simpson and E't G. Hill vs J G. Ellison. S. R. CHRISTIE, Sheriff Terrell Sheriff Sales. T\/ r ILL be sold before the Court II ruse \ V in Dawson, Terrell county, on the li St Tuesday in September, nex', between the legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit : One Side Spring Buggy. Levied on as the property of John 8. Vanover to satisfy a fi la issued from Terrell Superior Court in favor of T. J. Hart vs John B. Vanover j f 4 2m L. M. ROBERTS, D. Sneri" jErAUIJSHED tSIG. USE HARRISONS WRITING INKS AND MUCILAGE. REST IJT TIME •/,. Jet Blade School Ink a specially. For sale by all stationers and Har'ison Ink 67)., 9 M urrav St., New Y )rk. iee Here! m* a st j* in d> h n* MANUFACTURER OF Tin and Sheet Iron-Ware, DEALER IN Stoves, Hollow-Ware, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass-ware, TODEME, HOUSE-FURiHStiififi GOOBS, Etc, KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS A SPECIALTY. r ABOVE G ’OD3, incta'lin* various other articles, will be solo Chap for <Gh.— 1 (rive me a call ami foe convioced. • K J. A.N I fIONY. ROBERTII. MAY & CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in Giriia BUGGIES and J flliipi, Tiiliiff. WAGONS, TIUKRS, SrfDItLES, IM.ln.rrss, SOLE, UPPER & Harness Leather FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALF SKINS, Lsicc JLcafliei'y Shoe and Harness Finding, MACON, GEORGIA. tjgp" Repositories, 2u6 Broad Slreet, Augusta, Ga.. and 98 Cherry Street, Macon, Ga. We have also (or sale the IMPRO VEI) TENNESSEE WAGON. april2s-iy. -A. i*o You Groing to 3?aintP THEN USE MIIiLER T3lTOfe> Chemical Paint. I)EADY for iu White and over one hundred diffe-ent colors, made of strictly pure V, White Lead, Z:ne and Linseed Oil Chimieally combired, warranted much handsomer and cheaper and to last Twice as long as an v other Paint. It has taken the First, Premi um at Twenty of the State Faits of the Union, an Is on many thousand of tho finest hous es in the country. Address, MILT Ell BROTHERS, 29, 31 & 33 Si Clair Street, Cleveland, Ohion. Sample catd sent free. NELSON F. TIFT, DEALER IN Sasli, Blinds, Builders Supplies , Doors, Mantels, -AJSTID LTTIMIIBIEiR., ALBAKY GEORGIA. i Tom B. Artope, [J |CjL . ' I ~ DEALER IN ■I I * tl- MARBLE & GRANITE WORK, X_fee L iv Tex Tombs, Vases, Iron Railing, COPINGS, BUILDING WORK, Etc. CYor.er Second anJFoMa Sts., opposite J. W. Burke 4 Ca.’s, r ar of Ross k Colemans MACOX, GEORGIA Orders solicited A. J. BALDWIN, Agent at Dawson. ISTe vv Advertisements j REVOLVER HIEE- 1 ULIULILII trideges. Address J. Biown & Son, 136 & 138 Wood Street, Pittsburg, Pa. AGENTh read this!!— We will pay Agents a salary of SIOO per month, and expenses to sell our New and Wonderful Inventions. Address, birKRMAN k Cos., Matghall. Mich. fapfofii’j ja/naica Ijipgef. The only combination of the true Jamaica Ginger with choiee Aromatics and French Brandy for Cholera, holera Morbus, Cramps and Pains, Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Want of Tone ai.a Activity 'n the Stomach and Bowels, and avoiding the dangers of Change \ of W.,ter, Food and Climate. Ask for SANFORD’S SAMAICa GINGER. PIANO SPSS'S, OMAN' sl6()it, only $425- Superb Grand Square P anos price jillttO, only $255. Elegant Upright Pianas price SBOO, only $155. New Style Upright Pianos sll2 50 Organs $35. Organs, 12 stops, $72 )U. Church O gaus, 1H stops, price $ ;90, only slls. Elegant $375 Vlirror Top Organs, only $H‘5 Buy ers, come anil see nr.e at home if 1 am not as represented, R. R. fare paid both ways and Pi mo or O gun given free. Large illus'ra | led newspaper with much info, mation about dost of Pianos and Orgins sent free. Please addresi DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, N. J. MlMi! l*:ir*OM’ Purgative Pills make New Rich Blood, and will completely change the blood in the entire system in three months. Anv peison who will take one pill | each night (rom 1 to 12 weeks may be re ! stored to sound health, if such a thing be possible. Pent by mail (or 8 letter stamps, i I. S. JOHNSON & CO., Bangor, Me. bprial oases! I ORDERS by telegraph with good reference piomptly filled. w j ~, a , 3 BaUluiii Cos., July 19, ly. Dawson, Ga. i R T7l (1 m business you can engage in. IH,,\ t 0 **> P er 4'J by a y I UJJU 1 woiker of either sex, right h , then own localities. Particulars and sam | pies worth $5 free. ImpTovo your ugJ time at this business. Address Sms-iv i* Cos , Portland. Maine. feb'2l 1, $lO2 $25 a j ay nude by Agents and Reward, atoito, Scripture Text Trans*, patent, pictuie and Chiomo Cards. i,,q Samples, w •th $4, sent post paid for 75c. Illustrated Catalogue free J. H. BUFFORD’S SONS, Boston. gWi*tchnsf:itoie7. Revolvers r-rc ~~ i *2.50. Over 100 latest Novelties Sife Ag'u wanted. So.;3upplyCo Nashville,Tenn PRESCRIPTION FREET For the speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness im Manhood and all disorders brought on bv i'nilis c/etiou or excess. Any Druggist has the lnere’ dients. lr. VV. .1 t()l is ,V i „ via Weil Sixth Street. I'ineiunati. O. “ Th. n.merty or Ihc 19,h 0\ Barham’s Infallible (W)PILE CURE. \ ct AsklK- / - . Manufactured by the \ / Barham Pile Cure Cos., Durham, W. C. St neTer fail* to cure HpDinrrhoM* X •** ****S when a euro Is pc> 1 f * n > bna title taluLuimJ* furnished ua application DR.RICE, 37 Court Place, LOUISVILLE, KY,* A regularly educalediand legally qualified physician anUtal moat successful, as his practice will prove. Cures alilornj f private, chronic and Bexuaidiseases, SnormatorJ rhea and Impotency. lAosni.iJl abuse in youth, sexual excesscsin maturer years,orotheifl causes, and producing some of the following effects: NtiroaiJ Seminal Emissions, Dimness of Sight, Defective MemH cry. Physicil!)eeajf, Finajdw* on Face, Aversion to Societroffl Females, Confusion of Ideas, I.oss of Sexual Power, ktM re deriag marriage improper or unhappy, are thorougblfl and permanently cured. SYPHILIS cored and entirely erndicaAed f rnra the system: GON J OHRHEAt Gleet, Stricture, Piles and other prM rate diseases quickly cured. Patients treated by mailoresfl press. Consultation free and invited, charges reasosabiM and correspondence strictly confidential. F A PRIVATE COUNSELOR J Of? 00 pages, sent to any address, securely sealed, for U 10) cents. Should be read by all. Address as ahorH OSlee hours from 9A. ii. to 7P. M, Sundays, 2to 4f. M 2 -COLD- I WATCH CASEj Are made of two plates of Solid (fold overlay' a plate of composition metal such * ijuunnei to present only a gold surface. W kile costm? half the money, they are as sl'owyandelepnt tlie solid gold, and are WAKBAMLUi SPECIAL CERTIFICATE TO WEAK i"E f Iff v'ou have not seen these watches, ask JJ jeweler forthem. If ho does not keep lll ™, him lie is behind the age, and to send for arm tratod Catalogue. 9 HAGSTOZ & THORPE, Sixth and Chestnut Sts., PiiiladiiiWM only through Regular Dealers."** me White — ,s r THE EASIEST SELLING, THE BEST SATISFYING MiiMaij Its Introduction and WoHd M ||j t . reputation was the dcath-Wow priced machines. c cnnsiD HAN3 THERE ARE NO WHITE MACHINES IN This is a very lm f t ’ d r, f" , t m ,nat many tlgfi known and undisputed (act are oW* called first-class ma^ h "hat ha*® Sen cheap n “"- a : <la ,* S |! 'taken back trom possessed (that i.ut upon ,|,e after use) and rebuilt anu i CHINES OF THE SINGER. T ||fl E ITS CONSTRUCTION IS SIM * Prices and W*JfJSp! AGENTS White Sewing ** e " CLEVELAND, &