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The Journal. department. t li. WESTON, Editor. j)aw*on, 6®'* Nov. 28, 1878 f3*£ Cotton Market Report. JUwaoN, Ga., Nov. 27. p. m 1 0„r market rules quiet with light business doing- Receipts to date 6,300, bles. We quota: Good Middlings 7£ Middlings 7^ j/,w mid-lliing 7^ Good ordinary 7 " SVALL-SHOT. Cold. I)ark nights. Christmas approaches. Advertise and grow rich. This is t! anksgiving day. Subscribe for the Journal. ()h | for some excitement. Several good rains last week. Poverty is very inconvenient. r Gentlemanly instincts an inborn. Twenty-seven days till Christmas. Promises to pay are easy to obtain. Full of interest—a long note over due. Send in your orders for Job Print ing. The mule is the champion magnetic heeler. Cook Stoves at from $lO to $25 at H S Lee’s. If you want anything done right, do it yourself. Our merchants are not doing a rush ing business. Mens' wool hats from 50c up at A. J. Baldwin A' (do’s. Hsve you paid your taxes ? If not, do no at once. How to get a head—steal into a cab bage patch. C ”C. L Mize to buy apples and confectioneries. A negro chi and was burned to death here last week It is impossible for some men to per form a graceful act. Cheap' ■furniture can be had by c,'. mg on IT. S. I.ee. A r■ it., rare’y succeeds in a business he o ■ it understand. '])■' , oice of the bailiff is again beard in the ind. Fee list of grand and traverse jurors for • vd week. Call) -’ a Superior Court will beheld at Morgan next week. Brogan shoes from 65c per pair up. at A. J. Baldwin & Go’s The small boy has begun to hoard up his Christmas money. A large lot of edgings and inser tings at A, J. Baldwin A: Go’s “When will the times get betior is heard on every corner. Ladies, it you want nice ajp aca and black cassirnere dress goods, go to J. B Clint’s Our young men’s devotion will stand almost an test save early-rising. Professions of devotion don’t amount to much without corresponding action Bedsteads at from §2.50 to 40.00 each, at A.l Baldwin? Co’s Many a turkey lias but four more week? to live They should take anti fat. ' i’ ! e :.i fi • m 25c to SI.OO per va •! M Id win & Co’s. “Dm of sight, out of mind,” is often ♦h as- with very susceptible young men. e\v Davis sewing machine, the ii ?t in the world, for sale by H. S. Lee Screech owls are numerous out on Lee Street. The ladies don't like to hear ’em. Mens’ brogan boots $2.00 per pair A J. Baldwin & Co’s Tt rained all day Tuesday. Good day on little geese and low-neck shoes. Judge Hood made a good temperance epoch to the grand jury on last Mon day. A. ,T. Baldwin & Cos , have just re ceived a nice lot of lady’s dress goods. Pair promises will do wel : enough in their place, but they don’t make the pot boil worth a cent This is Court week Good time for candidates to see everybody and ask about the little ones. A fine assortment of Ladies’ Hats Bonnets and new Millinery at Mrs. C. L. Mize’s. Some of the new hats and bonnets 'to sweet enough to melt in your mouth. Oh, ain’t they lovely ? Granges, Lemons, Cocoanuts, Ap ple?. Candies, Nuts, Crackers, etc., *d C. L. Mize’s. A band of Gypsies have been out on me suburbs of town several days, and a S n °d number of onr citizens have had 'heir fortunes told. Melton & Brother have just received a n ' ce lot of boy’s clothing, which must be sold. Cur town is very quiet this week and ®an h ear< >f no news items. We must nil up’’ however, and do so with man 'uaetnred and borrowed squibs. , line of ladies’ corsets ever ’''ought to Dawson, just received at A. J. Baldwin & Co’s. matter how hard it is to find a Peking chair during the day, a man is ‘"re to fall over one when he is in w arch of a matoh box after dark. us t received from New York a nice ‘ kr !*i ladies’ cloaks, which will be ‘ ’hi cheap for cash by J. B. Crim. Young man never go courting in the winter without a clean handkerchief in your pocket, for the day and hour on which a cold comcth no man knoweth. Mosquito, fold thy weary wings and cross thy legs upon thy breast: put up thy bill and horn, and things, for win ier is near at hand. Nice lot of black alpacas and i “ a J, ’ Bt J' eceive(l and for sale cheap by A. J. Baldwin & Cos. Evils in the journey of life are like hills which alarm travelers upon their road ; they both appear great at a dis tance, but when we approach them we find that they are far less unsurmount able than when we had conceived them. The fourth quarterly conference of the Dawson and Smii hvihe charge was held here last Saturday night. Messrs, h- W. Dozier and J. G. Parks were elected Superentendents of the Metho dist Sabbath School for the ensuing year. Good selections. Just received from New York a nice line of ladies’ dress goods, wor st eds. plaids, inai ines, etc., for sale very cheap; also, a lot oi fine zephyr silks, at J. B. Ciinis. We are indebted to Hon. W. C. Kendrick, representative from Webster county, for many highly appreciated favors “Dipped into a weak solution of ac complishments,’’ is 'he term now ap plied to those of our girls professing tc be so highly educa ed. Ordinarily a man can go inside of the Oourt-house bar for one dollar ; but it cost a young lawyer five dollars to get out—especially if be jumps over a bench to do so s It takes a man who wants office to see he corruption there is in official circles. The more he sees of it the more anxious be seems to be to get into it B.ib carriages are now sold on -he ms ai men! pLn. Another induce ment tor the backward voung ■ bachelor to . aiTy A fellow cai ed up yesterday and in formed us that it was “mighty terrible weather.” News items solicited ! Our friend, Capt W. H. Andrews, w o “tried his band at farmiug” this year, has moved back o town. Now, lets re-organize our military company. The colored Methodist church here does not owe a dollar The pastor, Rev W. C Gaines, request us to return thanks to his white friends for their assistance in defraying the expeuses of the chur, h. Just received front New York the cheapest line f ladies dr -s goods ever brought to this market, consist ing of cashm is, delaines, silks and plaid goods, at J. B. Grim s. “Never kiss a young girl if she doesn’t want you to,” says an article on the art of kissing.” But pretty often, when a girl say3 she doesn’t want you to kiss her is the very time she does want you to, and you’d better take the bene fit of the doubt. The man with the straw hat is stil about, aud he sneak3 along the street, with the pained aud startled look of the man who is expecting Gabriel will sud denly sound the last horn, but keeps hoping that he won t. Some men, well to do in the world, are ignorant of everything passing on around them, just because they are too stingy and penurious to subscribe for some good weekly newspaper, which will cost them less than four cents a week. A man that cannot spend that amount, to keep himself and family posted upon the current events of the day, comes very near being no man at all. An honest son of Erin, green from his peregrinations, put his head into a lawyer’s office and asked the inmate, “and what do you se J here ? ’ “Block heads,” replied the limb of the iaw. “Och, thin, to be sure,” said Pat, “it, must be a good tlirade, for I see there is but one of them left.’’ We stated in last issue that Mr. C. E. Holiday had gone to Greenville, Ala., to engineer a telegraph office, and that he wouhl make that place his future home. In the above statement we were mistaken. Char.ey returned on last Tuesday and will make Dawson his future home. Now, Charley, don’t make us lie again. New Arrivals— Millinery. Mrs. Anthony has just received her fourth lot of hats for this season, which she is selling rapidly and at low prices. She has in stock a nice assortment of fine hats for Ladies and Misses ; also, cheaper grades. She earnestly solicits the patronage of the ladies generally. Fine Farm for Sale or Rent.—No tice the advertisement in this issue of a fine farm on Kinchafoonee creek for sale or rent. This is a good opportunity for someone wishing a good home. Died. —In this city, on the 22nd in stant, after a short illness of congestion of the. brain, Fleming J., infant sou of D!' T. and S. A. Miller. Aged G months and 14 days. ' “Suffer little children to come unto me, .and forbid them not,.for of such is the kingdem of Heaven. Terrell Superior Court. On last Monday morning our Superi or Court convened at the Court-house) his Honor, A. Hood, presiding. After the jurors had all been duly sworn by Col. J. H. Guerry, acting Solicitor, the Judge proceeded to charge the Grand Jurors. We did not bear all of the charge, but learn that it was in every respect a good one. The business of the court is progressing rapidly, and from present indications, we think an early adjournment probable Besides the local bar, we notice the following attorneys present: Col’s. Flewellen, Fielder and Clarke, from Cuthbert; Maj. C. B Wooten and Judge D. A Vason of Albany; Col. S. D. Irvin, from Milner, and Rev. B B. Hinton, of Americus. A Card. Under the circumstances, we advise and insist upon our friend, Judge W. T. Campbell, withdrawing bis name from the present canvass for Tax Re ceiver and Collector. Nov. 21, 1878. Many Friends. ' Good Syrup.—Our thanks are due and are hereby tendered to Mr. J. J. Bradley for a gallon of new cane syrup. We have seen several samples of the syrup made this year, and it is all good, but that given to us by Mr. Bradley is the clearest and thickest we have jet seen. The Phonograph.—Edison’s talk ing machine has not yet arrived, but Judge H S. Bell lias all the accounts due the Dawson Journal while the un dersigned was proprietor, and those in debted will oblige by calling at his of fice and talk to him on the subject S. R. Weston. Personal —We acknowledge a very pleasant call on yesterday, from our friend anu former townsman, Mr. Thom as A. Cheatham, who is now in charge of the retail drugstore of Messrs. Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, at Macon. On last Thursday morning Mr. Cheatham was marri and to the accomplished Miss Mat tie Priche’t., of that place, —Rev. Wal ker Lewis, officiating. Mr. C and his bride ha ve been on a visit to friends and relatives here during the past week, and will return to their home this morning We, with a large number of friends, wish them all the good luck possible.— The Telegraph and Messenger, speak ing of the marriage, says : “On Thursday morning last, at the resi dence of Major Richard W. Bonner on First street, occured one of those pleas ant events which leave so many happy memories in their train, in the marriage of Mr. T. A. i heatbaui and Miss Mat ie Prichett, both of Macon. The cere mony was gracefully performed bv Rev. Walker Lewis at seven o’clock, and af ter a very bountiful breakfast, the bri dal couple left on the Southwest rn train for Dawson, the former home of the bridegroom, for a short visit. Mr Cheatham is in charge of the retail dm/ store of Messrs Hunt, Ran' in & Lamar The hearty congratulationsof the friend of the couple are extended and many hopes for their future happiness expres sed.” Fashion’s Follies. The most stylish walking boots have brocaded cloth uppers. Imported dresses are far less trimmed than are American garments. Full blown white roses with delicate yellow centres are favorites. Dresses made of bandana handker chiefs are called Creole dresses. Square trains are considered a trifle more elegant than the fan trains. A pink satin dress ornamented with maroon velvet leaves are elegant. Garnet red braids, cords and orna ments are used on hats and dresses. Fancy gilt buttons are used altogeth er on the plaid suits this season. With garnet tuorquoise blue is more generally used than any other color. A bril iant cherry color is among the shades of red which are to be worn. . Short walking suits are- very short this fall, ending just below the shoe top. Moire, antique and satin, in broad stripes, is a fine combination in rib bons. Belts of seed pearls are very affec tive with silks or satin evening dress es. The eoarso close-fitting straw bon net is much worn for demi-season toil ettes. Plushes of every variety are found among the dress, cloak and hat trim mings. The corduroy velvet of a few years since has again come forward in millin ery. The Madeline is a favorite shape for a round hat. It is becoming to most faces. Bronze-green gloves are worm with suits of that color, but are said to be poisonous. White, pearl gray and cream felt bonnets are most dressy head-gear of the season. All of the singers and actresses have brought home stunning wardrobes from Worth’s. Bias silk frayed ruchings are among the most successful trimmings for even ing dresses The English walking hat seems en dowed with eternal youth ; it is as much in favor as ever. Broad ribbons and galloons, orna mented with sprays of chenille autumn leaves, are new trimings. - , Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 25,1873. Editors Dawson Journal,—‘Gents: The elections are now all over and the swarms of candidates have re turned to their homc-s—some with com missions in tlieir pockets rejoicing in their success, while the larger number who have been disappointed, go away with a sad countenance and a light pocket-book. Friday night last General John B. Gordon gave a banquet to the Gen eral Assembly as an expression of his gratitude for his almost unanimous re-election to the IT. S. Senate. It was a splendid entertainment, given by one of Nature’s noblemen to a lot of fellows who admire, love and al most worship him. The cost of the entertaiinent could not have been lees than five hundred dollars. It is beyond the power of any hu man being to tell when tht Legisla ture will adjourn. The special com mittee to which that matter was re ferred, have not yet made their report. All the members seem to concur in the opinion that we are to have a long qnd tedious session, and that a final adjournment cannot be reached until sometime next year. There is a considerable number of very im portant Bills to be acted upon, while the great mass of them are of little or no consequence. The Representatives from South West Georgia compare favorably witb those from any section of the State. Your immediate and most excellent servant, the Hon. Eli G. Hill, is at his post and is all right—sound, safe, reliable and prudent. There are only 11 Doctors in the House—a pretty good sprinkling of lawyers—the far iners are largely in ‘lie majority, so it they do not make laws to suit them selves, it will not be for he want ot members. W. G. K. LIST OF JURORS. The following is a i >f t fro and Traverse Jurors d> a .. for week of Terrell Super' •• Court, X veinber Term, 1878. GRAND JURORS. L) P McLain, J T Cannon F K Cobh, W J Cox.^ .Geo S Crowell, VV J Lewis, O N Geise, N B Barnes, B P Crehshaw, i ) i '•never. G PCollier, Win Wooten .1 A Miller, T .1 Daniel. John Rogers, L A Liwrev, Win Bynum, W E Wuitten, J A Bell, R A Stokes. Solomon Cowart, W.J M Gardner. J W Lay, J S Henry, J J Bradley, Le“ Thornton, Jdm G amblisH, J M Powell, J II Crouch. J It Patterson, TRAVERSE JURORS. 1 '1 B -h ■ i > La-. . It rf it C M CJ w w I • ; Mai -I . J . i . v\ J MG-. : ' (p. 1 ' LU, % , . -S J '-an .. -5 - -]■■■: Ch . J j James I’ll.vs JS L • * j , M Juinpe ■, J F J H Sealv, I • Willis Martin, v i H P Hass, M P,' T F Collier, S.S j WH Parker, .T A B • GW Cochran, l.s ! J WG>m n i ' . The kind'of money a man pu‘? i? the contribution box is a ‘est of his character. An honest, square dealing, and sincere Christian man ni -k? ot the brightest coin, or the eliaS' L ink notes and scrip for his offerings the Lord. He never gives a lythintr .}• at direction with a flaw in it But t half hearted, mean, and halting churc member is a mos sure to sa his bat tered coin or his ragged and filthy pa per mone\ for the missionary collection —if indeed he gives ’ anything to the Lord’s cause. A child should be taught from beginning to select only the bright est, fairest, cleanest of his treasured money for gifts into the Lord’s treasu ry.—lt is a shame to put anything else there. CITY TAX NOTICE. ALL persons subject to city tax are hereby notified to pay the same by the -Ist day of December. After that day execu* ions will be issued against all delinquen ts By order of city eouneil, J. M. Simmons, Clerk. AMENDMENT TO CITY ORDINANCES. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council of Dawson, that Section 40, so far as relates to Auctioneers be amended to as to read Auctioneers shall pay S2O per week for'license. A true extract from the minutes, J. M.Simmons, Clerk. Nov. 7, 4 t. FOR SALE OR RENT. A COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE in the mostlesirnb!o portion of j the city. Apply at this office, or to j Melton & Brother. ‘ . Dawson,'Ga., Oct. 81, 1878. lin An Undeniable Truth. Ton deserve to suffer, and if v u lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beaut ful world, It is entirely your own fault and there is only ooe excuse lor yon,-—yotti nnr reatonablo predjuaice and 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 Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable effects, such as sick head' ache, palpitation •< the heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveness, dizziness of the head, nervous prostration, low spirits, Ac. Its sales now r isch everv town on the Western Continent and not a Druggist but will tell vou of its wonderful cures You enn buv a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses will relieve you. For sale by Dr. J. R. Jan as, Dawson, Ga. Query.*—“Why wi’l men smoko common tobacco, when they cau buv Marburg Bros ‘Seal of North 'Carolina' at the same price. AJVJVO UNCEMENTS. For Sheriff. We are sn'hoiiss'l and r.q ‘pd 'o an nounce 'he name 'if S R. CHRISTIE ae a candidate ft- e-election to 'he office of Sheriff of Terrell county, snbject to the •cion ot a Democratic nomina'lou, if one •8 held. For Sheriff. We are authoriaed and requested to an nounce the mm" of J. H. KELLY as a candidate for Sheriff of Terrell county— election in Jana irv. For Tax Receiver and Collector. W lie Aiii'iniiaed and requeued to an iv, ■■ the name of W. J. PARKER as a Hiididate for Tax Receiver and Collector of tVrreil County. Election iu January. For Tax Receiver and Collector. We are authorized and requested to an nounce ;he name of W T. CAMPBELL as • candidate lorre-e e'rnn to 'he office of T u Receiver and Gotlae'or, subject to the I .e'iou ol b demoor i ic nomination, if one ; •- held For Tax Receiver and Collector. 7'o the Citizen* of Terrell County. I nonoce u . ■* ( j candidate for Tax K-e ivrr nod lollector. If elected I will r<*. •in duties of the office to'he best sMIiW. i W. R BALDWIN. For Tax Receive** and tV>llector. u 1 ."ized and . q leslee to an ti . - ni f fa, E. SKSSfuNS as •1 • • he offio i of T.x Receiver - Btinj o a -democratic uom •*••* *1 Tyrrell fonuiy. lore as a candidate lor Tax i . . .and ol!>n or, euhjeci 'o a D " ion .My pecuniary condo ion - 'o, i s\ to enahl* me 'o itav tor icn 1 live. I ,;uve up nil ot •!* 'v mv et-.iito a tnd iid uot. home. It 1- humiliating to mv h ve have this do; hope vou will Vr ■. ' e 0|fi..,.. R ap-ctfll’l , !. 1878 L B. LOT .ESS Good Buggies and One Horse Wagons. tiepairing a specialty. Call on me at my shop. Depot street, and get a bargain. P. 11. PROCTOR. LL CAMPAIGN IS NOW . OPEN AT lANES& SON’S JMU STORE! OR CHEMICALS, PURE DRUGS, P mffl, Oil. Vsrnisheo, Dye Stuff, Sn.fT, Tobacco, fiegars, Pepper, Spice, end e Test Kkruk-rs, ‘2ne gallon, go to JANES & SON’S ' ! to.* ppr pnijnH •w Yrk Hrr, ftobt -V fNti r *on, . ’54 FV'v Street. Srwjiil Partner • . CHEATHAM, WITH { FRASER GRANT, general Cojnpifeion (Merchant, 124 Hay Street, SAVANNAH) GEORGIA. Cotton-—ltice Naval—Storea. * \ 'n - ‘ pi Consignments, 'PU* • <*’ ' >•) oI T f) ill Stiff) 3f4g. A. J. BALDWIN & CO., DK\I ;RRB INT General Merchandise, !).VW ON-, - q GEORGIA. Our Fall and Winter Stock of General Merchandise is being received, and will consist of everything needed by the people of this section. We pay cash for our goods and can afford to sell them cheaper than ever before offered in Dawson. A. J. BALDWIN $ CO. JOHN L. GRIFFIN, LOYLESS BLOCK, MAIN STREET, DAW"' >V, - GEO 1 tGIA . A large lot of Fashionable 6009 S Are being received and mast be sold cheap ! DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, JEANS, TOWELS, LINEN. ; DAMASK, NAPKINS. HANDKERCHIEFS ClothingJShoetr/TJats, Domestics AND A NICB LINE OFIFALL PRINTS!! Traders in search of>hi shcold price itt ccode Frntgjnb * - - * N e w .Advertisements AGENTS WANTED—For the best end fastest selling Pictorial Books jind Bi bles. Prices reduced 83 per'fcetlt. Nations' Publishing Cos , Philadelphia, Pa. AGENTS READ THIS. We will pay Agents a Salary of (100 per uiontb and expenses, or allow a largo coni' mission to sell our new and wouderful inven tions. We mean wbat we say. Address without delay, Sherman A Cos., Marshall, Michigan. _______________ The very best goods direct from the importer" at half the usual C"S’ Best plan ever nfferedjto Club Agents and 'urge bnvers. All express charges paid. New teims Iree. The GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO., 81 and 38 Vessev street, N. Y. unr m mil I’Hmut' Pnrgaiire Pilli make New Rich Bloed, and will completely change 'he blood lo the entire system in three months. Anv peison who will take one pill each night from 1 to 12 weeks may be re stored to sound health, i( such a thing be possible. Sent bv mail (or 8 letter stamps. I. A JOHNSON A CO., Bangor, Me. Reliable Energetic Men Wanted Have a Well Ealnblitlied BllNiaiess, Hundreds of good meu are making money at it. We want more men all over the country, aud Agent in every town. General Agents to handle large tcri tory to whom liberal inducements are offer ed. Send your address t,y Postal Card and we will foiward you an explicit statement o! of fact*. If you are not t,atisS.ed wi[h .wbat offer, your iuloriniition b.tg cost you nothing, and will be valuable to vou in many wavs. BESSKLL MAN’FF CO , 42 Murray st, N Y fjXTi BfNSCN’S CAPCINE TT PDaOUS PLASTER. A Wonderful Remedy. There Is no comparison between it'attd he common slow actiug porous plasu r. It is in every way superior 'o all' other external remedies including liniments and •he so called electrical appliances. It '• jntains new medicinal elements which in combination with 'ubber, possesses the most ext aordinary pain relieving, sten gthening and curative properties. Any Phvsieian in your own locality will cou firm the aliove s'atemer.r. For Lom Back, Rheumatism, Female Weaku.-sa Stubborn and Neglected-Colds. A Coughs, di-eased Kidneys, Whooping cough, at lection i of the heart, and all iils foi which porous piasters are used, it is sin. J ply the bet known remedy. A. k foil Benson s CopciDe PoeOus Piaster and tak. I I.'io other. Sold by all druggists. Pncl 25 cts. Sent, on receipt, ot price, it I Seabury A Jhotmon, 21 Pint sireei, N Y! Pianos and Organ* ill Far lor > Kates. tsrnud InlrodigrtioM Safe, com mencing Nov 1. 1,000 Magnificent Inst.u ments t-om best makers to he placed, for introduction and advertisement, in Southern homes at Agcni’s Wholesale Rates elegant 7 Oct Pianos only' (12ft Magnificent Square Orrtid , catalogue price (1,000, only $250. Handsome 9 Stop Or gans, (57; 18 Stops, (71; Mirror Top, 13 Slops, (86. Choice instruments at lowest prices ever known. 6 years written- f/naran tee. 16 days test trial. Write for Iniroduq. lion Sale circular. Address LT7DDEN A BATES’ Southern Music House, Savannah, Ga. The Great Wholesale Piano aud Or gan Depot of the South. IF The Woman who rejoices in salad and ice cream, hot cakes and warm pie; IF The Student wlm eats hastily and site down at once to active mental labor ; IF The Man who holla his tood iti eg- r haste and hurriea or his counting-room ; IF The i r ) Driukr <■ n and look ,* the i-lfa h glands, swollen and festered with di ease, rht i'hux" the throbbing brain ; IF The Lawer, the Minister, the Mer chant, end all who lead sedentary lives and are subject to Dispepaia or Indigestion,Constipation and Head ache : IF The*< ■ y knew what Mko,ki.i,’s KPKTfNK FI)K TTIK LIVFB wil' ' foi th-if r lint, and how quickly i f cures —theie would be much less autferios than at present. The great Liver Med lines f,r sale by Dr. J. R. Javks. THE GENUINE DR. C. McLAJJE’S Celebrated American WORM SPECIFIC OR VERMIFUGE. SYMPTOMS OF WORMS. rPHE countenance is pale and leaden colored, with occasional flushes, t>r a circumscribed spot on one or both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu pils dilate; an azure semicircle ruilfc along the lower eye lid; the nose is ir ritated, swells, and sometimes- bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip; occasional headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion of saliva; slimy or furred tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morning; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with a gnawing sensation of the stoitt ach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting pains in the stomach; occasional nausea and vomiting; .iolent pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir regular, at times costive; stools slimy; not unfrequently tinged with blood belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth;. temper variable, but genef ally irritable, &c. Whenever the above symptoms ire found to exist, DR! C. McLANE’S VERMIFUGE will certainly effect a cure. IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MESCI,*Y in any form; it is an innoceht prepara tion, not capable of doing the slightest injury to the most Under infant. . j The genuine Dr. McLanUs Vjeh mifucf. bears the signatures of C. Mf> Lane and Fleming Bros, on the wrapper. —— ;o:- DR. C. McLAWE’S LIVER PILLS are not recommended as a remedy "for all the ills that flesh is heir to,” but iu affect)©** of the liver, and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, or disease*©! that character, they stand without a rival. AGUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. As a simple purgative they are on equaled. BEWAKE OF iniTATIOKS. The genuine are never sugar coated. Koch box has a red wax seal on the lid with the impression Dr. McLane’s Liver Flu,?. Each wrapper bears the signatures of C. Me Lane and Fleming Bros. Insist upon having the genuine Dr.C. MA- Lane’s Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh. Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name McZxt ue spelled differently but same pronunciation. VI —^.cold-^- WATCH CASES Are made of two plates of Solid Gold overlay tec a plate of eompocitton metal in rush a manner as to present only a gold surface. While costing ktj half the money, they are as showy end eleg—f the solid uom, and are WARRANTS!)® V SPECIAL CERTIFICATE TO WEAR TWEN TY YEARS. If you have not yen these watvhes, a*E yetne jeweler for them. If hs does not keep them-tell him he Is behind tbo age, and to (end for as Illus trated Catalogue. $ HAGSTOZ L THORPE, C* Sixth and Chestnnt Sts., PsitADitfXlA, Fa. •WSold only through Regular Dealers.*®® The White -is aJ9n£jMi * THE EASIEST SELLING, THE BEST SATIIEY^ MlMaii lit latrwhstlw **4 WaHd-re—yeM repatatiM wee the Meat *+** <• *s* priced Mtliiau. THERE A*E Wi cttwg,*"® WHITE MACHINES IN THE MAM£T. This It a knows as* osaWmC Hct <*"’ a* caltad trst-aiaii *.* 1* ahM m§ MM a--* that Ita r% IM r ofloc no) Ml raMht nd put apm * af " ‘ “'twwiht* is Tire rra w tMt sewtho sraeKiNS eow urea T= NAkHEr IT IS BUCK LtASER TBJUaTIIB F*Wl-T M eHtWS TH* SISBER, WOWS **• Wt'-J "iV'tMTS MU TO 9A!RJ*eTUM tw*A EITHER OP TnfiA?3RJ%*lD iIGHjIIEL . fts coßiwiotwn is starve, rosuivt Aka “V"*'WMMMBHI? I- UJI!WM*AS#EO Do >l7 ut7 befo;a try ing ths ‘WSITS. Pries nl Tots Msls Sfflfctr? AOINTS WAITED White Awitif Jltfchlnc Cos.,