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wttm BANNER-WATCHMN, ATHENS. GEORGIA,S U DAY MORNINGAUGU3V 1888. TKLEGltAPHIC SPARKS. ■ A vatic cholera u reported to have appeared in Witconain.' Senator Colquitt accompanied tlie Preddert to Yonkera, N. Y. to attend tlie funeral of Mr. Tilde ► John Coder, the murderer ol Revenue Officer Merritt, in said to be (till lurking in the mountains nea Tallulah. Thtie are thirtty-two separate taxes on wheat in Mexico from the time it leaves the field until it teach* es the miller. The New England colleges are gradually losing their patronage, and with one or two exceptioni rhev err degenerating into purely local in titutfons. The Queen’s visit to Liverpool cost that city $69,000. We know of a nr n who entertained three qurens and it cost him a good deal, but not quite $60,000. C/iAiiLovrcsvii.i.K. Va, Aug. 6. A lady named Min Bartlett, while crossing the railroad track at Clifton Forge this morning, was struck b> a passenger train snd killed. The body was cut in two. Fobt Smith, Aug. 6.—Kit Rc ss, a quartcr-breed Cherokee, was hanged here to-day for the murder Oljoqathau Dowes, a white man at Dechateau. Indian Territory, the 30th of last December. Washinoton, Aug. 6.—The Record of the present congress fills 8,610 printed pages, not Includin') indexes and appendix. This ex- ceedt by about filteen hundred pages the Record of any preceding session ol congress. . Culling, the Texas editor, has a- last been bi ought to trial and ccn- victetl of violating the laws ol Mex ico. The judge has filteen days ii which to pass sentence. I the mean- time, Secietary Batatd will cur.fei with.the Mexicun authorities 01 the matter,and will,Uuuktlo*s, mukt daily a formal demand far Cutting'* release .KUANKLIS tOU.YfV. Many t|artson is starving with a full ' t.i.lu before th 111. Anp tite cone! Am* i!I Wi I'ition gone! Life e burden!! What Is t o mailer? The Liver has ceased to do Thc aiock law election in Flints |iuprii-r worii- T l„- hfo ehannela are Villa on In*! Weuiirs.Iay, jcIdjfguU. FoiMonou* fluid* are thrown resulted in 135 for fence and 26 for j hack into the Mood, which should he stock law. thrown out. SMITH'S BILE BKAX8 A* the stock law election in Red will *11 civ stimulate the liter to do its Uoll nv district lest Wtd..ts.U>, wo k well, anl headache, mIIowmm and the votes decided in favor ui lencv by • majority of tigjit voter. \ There irw he a convention of gin- ners of Franklin county held at CarnefVille on Saturday, August ixtb, i8S6, lor the purpose ot adopting a better method of col- lecung bagging and ties, and, other business ol imporlance. « Mr. James Rice lives in Gumlog district, and is one of the olde-t citizens in the county. lie wat born at Pendleton, S.C., July 271I1 1792, and was 94 years old the 27 h ol la»t month. He moved to Geor gia in 1805, and married Nancy Sto vall in 1823. The public schools of F aiikliu are now in full blast, and number upward ol too. Our jail n »w has seven inmates. Prince Small, colored, bring the grand cyclop* o r th* gang ol crimi nals. Sheriff J. C. McConnell left Wed nesday in irning fur Milledgevidt* 10 conduct Mr, Gables, an unfortu nate lunatic, to the asylum Franklin h is three candidates for legislative honors: W R. Little, Jas.A. Harrison and M. A Adams with more to follow, it 1* thought. bad breath will tire away Price, 23 cents per bottle. All dniggiata. A *Alt SIX. Thousands of men and women all over our couutry are silently miserabe, while the outside world think you hare no y< cause to grieve. But, ah! We pronounce no auathemas againt any other remedy, but we aa ert that one single bottle of B. It. B. will do more in the cure of any eaae of blood poisn than twelve bottles of any other. Our book fa free and it tells the tale. Address. A LOOP BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. UNCLE PETEK CUlJ*. ' Belfast, Aug. 6.—The city tu*uMj p.ucurucd with a prociam tiun by the mnyor forbidding un lawful assemblages in the street*, threatening «|| who attempt to Torn them and all who participate ii them with arrest, «"d ca ling on ah law abiding citizens ic a s; t th. police in suppressing tlLor-lcr wlier ever it may occur in the city. Whi c 500 workmen were going home this evening a Lottie win thrown among them from n win dow. The workman retal ated with iron bolts, and a luriuus tumult en aued. Police and sold.era ha-tenc to the scene and charged the riotesc but without d spersing them. The pol : ce then tired upon the crowd, severely wound several persons. Elbkrtow. On, Aug.d.—A small negro boy w as shot through the cheek by a pistol in the hands ot anuther small negro boy, in Elber- ton yesterday. The wound is very paimul, but perhaps not dangerous. The boy that did the shooting c aims that he was trying to shoot a mad dog, when the other bo> passed in front of him, and aaya he couldn't afford to miss a shot at a mad dog on account of a small negro boy. St. Loo if, Aug. 6.—A dispatch from Topeka reports that a cyclone struck the town of Hartland last night and demolished twenty hous es, and did great damage to grow ing crops. Sixteen cars wete blown from the Atchison, Topeka anr Santa Fe tracks, and telegraph wire* were prostrated for two miles west of the town. The extent of tin damage has not been learned, but the dispatch staud that no one, a far aa known, had been seriouly in jured. The atorni reached other towns in the vicinity ol Hartland, and the wires bringdown, its effects cannot be learne J. 8* Tails About tbs Ksvuioa of tho Jury Box* Dear Banner Watchman: The jin corn m istioturs retired tlu boxc* he past week, and only need, the finishing touch ol About i> half <Iav*s work to tinish our r vis ion. We i.icrcased the number ol jur» r» about twohun!r«*d name* in the county. Oneofoi»r b.isnl mis absent, in consequence ol winch we may have left out some very good men, with wh mi we are not ac* What Can Bo Dons. B * ml sunlit on ktreplng up courage »i*ut»v tiling* «**endn(rl/ Impossible may In* st: .hint. Ifnr:r he I* of It* pel**** rate* of KMney and liver Comp I it have Inh>ii eitred Im« Klv«‘triu Bilturs, after evervtliinjf e?ee,lia<! lieen tried in vain. 8t>. rlont't rMuk tlere is no t*u re for you. but try KIpctIc B : ftrr*. There Is no irwIHiisst ssfe.so pure, and so porfect a BI ; vm1 Purifier. E'ectrie Bitters wll enrol)' Hpepsin I)islates and all Diseases of the Kidneys. Invaluable In affection of Etomseh and Liver, and overcome a'l Urinarv Difficulties. Large Bottles only 50 cts. at A. H. Long. Cheer Upl Help Is at Band. “I’m afraid I shall liave to bt» taken to a hospital or to the poorlionao. I've been sick so la«ig that my husband, good ft the and patient as he is, can't stand the wirryand expend ninch longer." No, you won't dear wife and mother. 8ec list Parker's T* nlc will do for you. Pit nty of women hh bully off as you are, have In-fn nwuetl almost from the "*ave by It. ft will build you up, curing a ailment* of tlie »totnach, liver and k 'lneys, and is simple, pleasant 0111I safe. ’ ACdii)fi.vT A PISTOL. fays an Bmtnsnt pbyrlclan, "Hnv* used for twenty veara the prep aration known a Biadffeld'af Female Regulator. It la th* best combination known for female diseases. For parti culars write The Bmdftvld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ot. Muoatti COUNTY. Mr. Eugene Heard, we learn, ha* bought » Tot in Elbenoti end wil likely improve it. Wvodp Matthews tella of a wo man whose mouth was so big ti nt she only u»etl one half of it. Mist Lixxie I'ha r.of Washing ton, wits haa been viaiti i* the Misses Fonson, wuireal $|:k during most of the time she was in our mi 'at. One of Ell ert's largest land own* era an l most ex enstve planters i* Dr* A. S. Oliver, ot Elbeiton, who infoiro* ua that on boituin lan» wheiehe usually makes i.ooott 1,500 bushels of corn annually, hr will not get icobusheU in 1886*, and the coutequetice is he will hate to buy two car loads of corn toi hia place. ALTON CUL.vTl’, l«tw* f On,the i t 01 September, the High School wn ie*op n, under charge of Prof. A.J. Dumu-i. ItmayL.be assun-vd now turn s'- most certainty t at the railroad win come to Soda! C.rde, or by way o High Shoals, to Athen*. Mr, W. J. CL gg, one of Social Circle's m»>st enLrptising youn^ men. tts- happily m u lied to Mis* Luc Pennington, one of MorgaoV moat excellent and charming young ladies. Four illicit di-tillery untes wen out just over the Ii e o u . o » o i.ot i»i fro 11 the lire ol N*vt n In search ef a Mill, n*t it seen • heir •rerch w$* not in v In th ) featured to aJll an on M . Mar . ciarr * o Hbb sham count*. Hr. Blaine witt open th- M i 9 I,npsiyn at .orBad on I 1 th an t. Wo put in a ! that the 10m- •iiikioner« could concur in a» bting up to the standard required by law. 1 hope our action will give p c**y 4cner.1t satisfaction, as we tried to diveat ourself ol prejudice as much as poor, frail human nature can, m O neatly as we could, with single to the gOidoFour common county. Ol cour-e nil will not he sa isfic I, hut that we expect I, ns one, (snd 1 think all din tlu same) tried to have no object in view but tiiegtca esi good ui «$!S •« making our selection. We a*. im-‘ perfeetjmen, and all we do p..r:ake> of that imperfection, but we duf best we could, and leave the rest God. It is always a disagrcuihh tu»K,biit nevertheless i duty, and from which I nc«cr st.nnl, be tlu consequences what tl cv nia FxcPenu a 4 . In Texas Great excitmncnt has been caused in the vicinity of Baris. Tex, by tho remar kable recovery of Mr. J. K. Corley, who w ui *0 helpless ho could not turn in Irod, or raise his head; everybody said he was dyinsr of Consuinution. A trial bottle of lir. Kinx’s New Discovery was sent him. Finding relief, he bou^l t a large bolt 1 and a box of Dr. Klntr's New Life IMls; hv he time he had taken two boxes of Bills and two bottles of tho Discovery, he whs well and had gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. A Youth in Morgan County Is Shot, and Conceals the Tact from His Barents. Walton Neva. On Sunday, the iSth inst., there was n serioux Kcicftiit near here that came nciT b« iug a latnl one. Whi.e Master J *hnu e D ivis, who is about six ceu yceu ol uge, and the oldest sou ol Mr. J..i i C. Davis, a well respected fanuwr of Morgan, was returning home ha was shot by the accidental duchatge of a thirty- two calibre revolver. The p '.tol wet in his right hand coat pocket. When it bred the ball passed through his coat and pants pocket, handkeichief and pocket-book, en tering his thigh about halt way be tween the hip and knee, ranging downward. He sjyn he was hold ing the pistol* in his pocket, above, hut was going at .1 very rap id gait when it fired. It is thougnt tlie hammer struck him, and tin pistol being 4 r.tther tricky one ar.y way, hence the cause of the fire. II. »ays his c-.st caught lire and he put the fire on*, changed the pifdol to the left hand pocket and continued his gait fo. ..bout one hundred yard before he knew that he was shot, and woultid have known it then if it had’not been for the blood trickling down his leg. When he arrived home he never informed his patents that he was shot, am went to work as usual on Monday and worked until Thursday even ing. He thought he was not hurt viryla!ly ler his wounJ die trouble him. it stems tuat the first f the wound’s hurting him was Thursday evening and canni t the cadcr imagine his feelings whet> his parents ailed him what wa- the matter with him, and then hi at once with tcar-fiiled eyes told them, for which they forgave him. lie went to Social Circle on Friday morning lor Drs. Gibbs and Spenc« to examine the wound. They probed eight inches for the ball but passed it in some way and it stave, in there until M moay, when Dr? Gibbs and Spence examined th tail had only gone about five inch- thev then cut it out and h. t improving very fa*t. II. not “a pist >1 t tci' but tra led for tiiis one on Saturday night befoie the accident occurred. 11 some men who think they should I e put on, it is n t o..r mud. if men merit any thing, t’ ev gene*shy get it, for a gener public it teedy at any tim; ti wa d mer t, us well ss to punUh or c.’Dtnra demerit. Wc put in a one young me., Ik cause in; tell ami many ether older men will noon j a away, a.id the young mu»t fill ou pi .cc . Some who have hcre'of *r been hs'dly up to the sta dara are trying to do right,and we wdl belt hold up their hands. If a man de sires to do right, 1 will help hin with all my power, but ii he is per si-tent in' doing wiong, I will t y an I help to keep him iron) it. have my mind made up to as near right ss I can, and make others do likewise. Pbtkr Gulp. A TOUGH YARN. Bat OasWBlakWmOoto Es*4 IDvsrtbs* UtiuiiNGiiAM, Ala., Aug6.—Five ve rs ago there lived in Houston, Texas, a young German girl whose sine mii* SaliVone Fleishcr. She was | o,iular in her aet. She »as e ml owe I with intellc.t,and her vis itors were the rising young Ger na is ot the c t» n She was intro duced to a young man of pleasant uddrc », who presented his card, bearing the name nf Prince Theo d ro Plftier, Ge many, lit aflablc manner caught har, and her v» ung heart was won by Dim. Helavuh 2 1 ui n»v and pi«*«ent* on her, and after leaving her promi-cd t • r«tur md marry her. Time p«*sed and the family ol the young lady moved to Cullman, Ala.,'where they now rcude. Tie young lady bat never ic.trd of the prince since, a id 1 aa i hlret*cf a communicatio.i to the Her mi police authuritica't 1 find h 5 m. She ha* ntanv i resents which art at hi. d.tp sal. BUCKLXN‘8 AHN1CA SALVE. The 1WH Salve hi tl.e World for Cuts <riii«e«, Nm», Ulceis. halt Hhiuti srtiise*, nuu, l himr, ran ici.« i.n Ferer Sire-*, IVt er, Cha|>pei llai ds Cniibl litis, C»r **, an*l all 8<iit Kti p ions, and »osMveljr cim a P h*s, or n pay nHjuIr-*!. It !• guarai tenl toy v iwKect satisfaction, or money t% fnn-1. d. I*rire 25 rents per box For •ala by Lone* Co-U. Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery for Consumption free at Long ,V Co. FLOUR A9 AN EXPLOSIVE.. WtiMt Might If«ppen ir Millars W«ro to llacoma Anarehlsta. A Minneapolis man talked long wit! MMMfttfacttuvr of mni machinery whom, nvt nt the Ullsey house the other evenly The latest Improvements in bran dusters, smut inuchlttes, cockle Heparutont nud corn meal bolts were fully discussed. Then came the strikes, and both admitted thut In most coses the strikers were right—the exceptions, of course, being those of strik ing millers. “If the millers were Anarchists." sold tho Minnesota man, “they could blow up every flour mill In Minneapolis without using dynamite. God only knows the power millers Imre In their hands If they were devils enough to use it A flour mill lu operation Is almost as dangerous as 11 powder umgaxlne, and 1ms to Ik* watched aa cltMcly. Every cool miner is afraid of Are damp, and every miller knows his mill la likely to be blown up with a terrible explosion at any momenL To most jR’oplu this would sound like an exaggeration, hut I tell yon it Is a solemn fact. What blew up your mills In Bar- McNutt, t»«., Aug. 7—Edit r Banner-Watchman: I see from the ln*t issue of the Weekly Banner- Watchman that C. B. Daniel has . »... 1 ekrse */ w t d» g about If Le l a my;per*'ore! matter* with me h« knows where t * find me. f a n rot a pugilist. When I write Chare up I will not shite a- fact t at I *1 not know to be true hut when I wr*lc fr ail runicr I will >tale la rum*»r, and when I k iow the a^t I will state them a* tacts. It >een that Charley thinks that because in is McNutt’s corre*pond«*i:t. he hat the right to publish at true any* fs!*e ctfcive he •leases, against one that he has •een trying to slmder for years, with being accountable for the same, but I think that ho will find that he is very much mistaken, and, as for Clotf.Iter's affidavit, I am abun dantly ahle to prove that it is false. The pecfple up this way generally know the venom and animosity har bored again?t me by Daniel and Clotfelter. The foul charge and affidavit was acted on by Mt. Zion church, of which I hnve the honoi of being a very humble member, and dec 11 rod by her unanimous vote that she did not believe the report nor the affidavit. Now, why is it that this man Daniel is, and has beep, so anxious to misrepiesen me. I ask pardon for taking up so much of your valuable space with this uncalled-for affair, but there are limes when patience cea«es to be viuuc. All further communication is reserved for some future time. Respectfully, Duke Hamilton. florsfrd's Bread Preparation THE BEST BAKING POWDER IN THE WORLD! fs m idh hy Prof. U indor-l’* process,*i..’ie only p ocess that p oduces a baklnr owder of any nutrit'vo value. . * nutrition* and atr»-ny^i*riv , "g phosphates require) bytb Kts rl crfrntt'j t i n any other pi»«rder. It is recommended by * in *.out physielaiis. ft contains 11 crjjm tartar, xliuii, or any a u torafon vliderr. Fu up in bott’m. E /«ry I o'.tb war ant • t. For cab* by all dealer*. Cook Book Fre<*. Rninfonl Chemical Works. Pr*»vl.leni5ejfl. f. GRIFFITH & WELL. INSURANCE AGENTS. kepicficnl bcbt Ccinpanies and insure deRirublo j io ptrt}' in Athens an<l vicinitv «?n most luvoiable teims 1 rsr cr Coupaxiks. Asskts. Georgia Home j 750,000 7.260 058 llumu of New York.... POWDER Absolutely Pure. ix of liar 1 ford. Liverpool and London and liloU* ?e:up-nyj-l Nor:!; Am.iicd Nortii Britisii and Mercantile New York Underwriters Germ min of New* Yoik Merchants of New Jersey Atlanta tioin' (Pays dividends to f-obey l oMrra.) 4.2-III.7W) 14,500,000 9,0S7,2.io *,.113,714 3,505,8*, 7 2,f'3j 1,180,0-41 249,3>,4 LONG TERM POLR’IHS ISSUKl* ON NOTE I*LA3P. ! OFFICE AT BANK ()«• THE UNIVERSITY. j.-ni.)dly. ills I* w.. r never n. A marvel ol rurit? nflli n<! ..-.I anin. ii M*,.* cronomie«i 1 1 Hu-or “n <rj k.ii'a. uni ran a »t Du t-..d ui I l.etl.mn *lti. the m I i*.i-!a nfio* ti- t ri.. t ! ip a Uiffeieiit that I have acki charge he brought a that Cloti'c'tcr’e atli telyjurt what Hat (l a ni ton) did, ar.d ‘‘VI »4i el) accuse*! I \ ledg •, and cl the list me, and rt.ues Uefi- : m -ays he of which I clay street a few years ago? What leveled a whole block of stone mills in Minne apolis not long since, so that ft looked ns though a cyclone hud struck the dtyl Nothing in the world but flour—one of the deadliest niul mast powerful explo sives known. “If you stand la a flour mill, near the stones, and look across the room toward tlu* sunlight, you will see that ths air Is loaded with flue grain dust. If you had microscopic eyes, you would see yourself iturmunded with small atoms of grain of nil kinds. Thuso atoms form an ex plosive mlHtance more powerful than any kuown to Nihilists, and their presence, though inevitable, U what nukes a flour mill as dangerous as a powder pit. Sup* lose you take a dry ear of corn and set it ou lire. It will bum slowly. Shell ths car and Are tho kernels snd it bums much more rapidly. Grind ths corn snd it will burn like paper. Reduce it to powder— todtut—and, if Iguited, It goes oil like a iio-sh. That is the state in which flour is dangerous, when it is finer than flour, a mill becomes overcharged with this dust, aiul it Is Ignited, away goes the mill. ‘Several years ago ths large Washing ton mills in Minneapolis caught Are. They were going at the time. Those who knew the danger gars tbs alarm and got cut aa lively as they could." Dhl the mills blow upl" “I should say they did. The walls m iBkhiUiilksin. Sava m mey and Doctor MID. It 1»*\ r Mott'cts, Wives and Sinters by < in.-• v turvbsieof IV Vt»-nfcf*«Couir’ and Lung Syrup the bestknown ‘•me. y rC'Migb* C »l -, i roup and itrotivhn ! RMi. %v- Ct Udra. of Croui a *nl -lit; *.»«v *«ve >oU !»•!•» Ir.*»ls * lollars Pmc *5n n »»*s sn*l fl.Oti 'smo’e fr -e ** 'd by Brs. I.ynd »»»,sr t t.ih A \rm»i •. Tlie re la nothin r in h '!«•* «f wa f • p mystery aoo*»t ll*«u **»»*» ri d narnfar medicine. Par*#** T-no. It If 'rimply the beak and m st sr 5 - mill. V«uo«... u posaiUHf of . •;** .rlnrlples of tboat mtahla mir «$ which act powerfully and dh« ct‘ th- stomach, llfir, kidneys and b Bui than neither l», nor wil ha. any a leccssfnl imTUtioo of iU tt all the rime curing those whe • addai Iffd of avtr gatting well. Tor yottr**!*, vw.r he nod cm Wren. inode of stone, six feet thick, snd wlicn the explosion came they tumbled uit like straw board. The sheet-iron ns if was Mown so high from one of the Washington mills that the wind carried it two miles. Meu watching the firs at n distance were blown through windows, knocked down, hurlsd through ths sir nud several were killed. Sometimes tbs lighting of a pipe in a grain houae will de- motidi the building. In a Scotland mill a man once lit a rtprar. In a second the room utitted tilled w ith five, ami there was i LTrtble ruur. When the siuoke cleared ■iWtoy t ie four walls of the mill lay flat »u l.:e j ru:iuJ u;»d the roof of tlie mill .ty tvvrral bauUivd feet a war. With the '^cepriuu of u lout scare and a singeing ..►tpv.-M»n was hurt. The dust burned real lu :» aesM heat—New York Star. '»rit'U »r a rmek Kmagsler. U U a dog story, and this particular dog was assistant smuggler to a Frenchman who arrived fri«..i liverpool a id-ort Mme a the American line steamer British l»ri:icvsK Tue customs oflkers, when boarded the vesseL noticed the dog, they boarded the vessel, noticed uie uog, s big Newfoundland, acting rather queen ly, ami they took It aboard the govern ment's cutter and examined It Just be low the dog's neck in a pocket in the dog's breast they found a silk bog, which contained 300 diamonds, all the stones being of great value. The Frenchman tried to prevent the search, but without avaiL The stones were sent to the tress* luagtoB to await confiscation ury at Woshfa igton to await con fisc bv ths court,—Cor. Globe-Democrat. HIS BONES PROTRUDED THROUGH TBS FLESH A prominent Alabama physician *nid: A patient who was nhno.-t dying from J ifecLs of Tertiary Syphillis and who HQOGSONBROS- Grocers. Cigars & Tobacco !I=SIk:I F laiir. Cara, Hq, Oats, Bran, MaaLBleat; aga t j change his ba c anil t'urehv >ol- j lie had ulcers.on liisarm*.and the hones TEAS, Etc . FIc change cn and mod ly tiiis ti-lse charge. J heotrud d through the f’esh and skin at But he shuTt he pro-ceut* r. jurge : l f P elbow, and «li».ilh scomod inevitable-.* and jury. I »lta!l appeal from ms j decision. He further saislhathcj PA HR BROTHERS, has noth ng nn rc t > *av*hruugbl sougl t a irutiriul under-i fore ut» h hsmng us true ‘mg.in-; v high j. N. SMITH Si CO. MII.l.KIIS AN’I) IHvALKIlK IN House and Sip Painters, underf-tni d ng. lie should !tu\e O Steaffl an( J 6roun( J IjjJ [. \YTON STAKET DaP* ,CE8 CREAM BAKING POWDE* MOST PERFECT MADE Tito Cream of Tartar used In DR. PRICE’S CREAM BAKING POWDER is tho purest in the world. The Grain, Hav and Ferd Stationery. I'lie prettiest mni olio tpost lino of wedding mid note paper in the city. Stock fresh and new, S ho -Is lur- ni.shed v.iili stationery at lowest rates. All orders from the surround ing country will receive prompt at tention. A large line of lihmk books, inks, pens, and pencils, can be found at all times at our store, lied Front, Broad Street. crystals are from the finest Sr&pes, imported direct from the vineyards of France. Washinoton, D. C., April 23,1885. I have analysed the Cream of Tartar need in Dr. Price's Baking Poioder, and find it of the highest degree of purity. PETER COUJER. Chitf Clumst for tkt Unittd Slates DtfOrtmtnt of AjricuHun. The following, Heads of the Great Universities and Public Food Analysts, find Dr. Price’s the purest and ( strongest. Free from- Ammonia, freo from Lime, free from 1 Alum, and recommend its use in every family. IVnwc [loubtin." tho tmthfulm—s ol thU can writj any of tho Chemists named! ’ Prof. H oomiv noUSMUS, 1C n- U'l* n„ BettermMedical College, New York. Prof! lu O KKl'SniySto piSSient 8tSton>anloflio>ith, I^mdng, inch. ‘ ' W. Vm S., ChcmlsTto ton hT-p't of'neolth. Brooklyn, N. Y. 1-lot CUUTI i C. IIOWAIU), Jr. S,-., starlfeil MwlteU College, Coluiubu*, Ohio, 1-rot M. DPtFOVT.USa Analytical Cliemiat, cSgt?o. III. rot Ciyi PATON. I^toWmaitt llealUi Dtrartmatt, Chicago, 111. rot JOHN W. ORDWAY, Micro li.almteof frohnohn Boston. a Assaycr, Boston, Mam. roe ttsaBgSSBSP^*-— CRANFORD & DAVIS, Book and Job Printsrs. HAMPTON & WEBB .Maso.vtcrumcMor.-AiL kimu.h of C A ND Y M >DF OUT OF I ORk EOoan Stink Candy a Specialty, Coeoanat, Peanut, Bars & Taft Priu.-< tr.a^o. 1 , ra.rt.ro Malt a Ol l>. tit i Chk f Chcnlst for the United Stefas Department of Agri- Schocl THREE-HILLS > Sr*'.