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THE BANNER-WATCHMAN, ^ATHENS, AG., MARCH, iS. 1&7. GERMAN MILLET SEE RED TOP CLOVER AND CORN HEART’S STOCK lUsf Nothing Finer for Cattle. Choice Timothy Hay, Bran, Oats, White and Yellow Corn, Fine Groceries and Provisions at TALMADGE BROTHERS, 74 AND 76, CLAYTON STREET. SALVO TREATMENT. Th<? great re*tor>»tlvo and'onto. Has b en us d for tn*aj a with reiatrlcnhle r<s<fO>. r.u I ii guaranteed to cur Mkn you-go' middle am d. who have by th* ir indtil*cutes cr ii di.se etiuu brought up >11 them wives NERVOUs DEBILITY. pro ucing sum • of the f.dlowi g efT* i»: "Sor- HERMITS OF THE FAR WEST. _ „ , sranifig*u».e stiver, cnen aetxie aown aDout The Food of Man. the fountain of Trevi—nestle close about There is no doubt that man can exist the water gods grouped there. It is on a vegetable diet. He can obtain from pleasant, too, to stand upon the bridges the plant world, digest and assimilate and watch the passing crowd—to listen these materials which are needful for the to tlj^ripple of the water and know the nes*, avereiou mt-Uncholy l. Hit g m -inory, org pic weeklies*. Impoverahcd blood or over-worked brain, and >11 ihcse dp €Miug Hilm* nta, «on»equeut on im pelled vitality .-rdefe<ti»o orgunb* sell *11, which bad* the »uiTer»-r to rarly dtcay or tn«a.iltj r which 'a worse thin d l. . To thu many meu, married c way To thu manv meu, n.i throwing nelr »n#iny worth ea-* ‘*w.»nd rful c ►Ingl- ^ eho are Young men sulTri fill ini ru«iei ce, c*n No matter --hat you h to cure you H u VO ANTEK to CUKE lUu. G E N T L «alvo Tren»mentia nov to take, and «**in I i.k»r the ioui "fi. No miner 1 n»» tit A p »t of t'.e 1 . been cared w.rfrmil - - in i.t.) hull direct .». bathe, etc , accump 11 p*t.fc*/e. *2. 0. u, e p ek and securely seal d *111 ie. Knowin t a* we d he Salvo Treat m 1 * u ... 1 he SALV TK AT iBMnda hhvr • ■.fled to it' ■ tire properti » hav b-’er leading pnjRlciana in tbit 'ig f • m the rfleet* of youth E M E N A Curloua Social .Study—Pioneer Work Done by lleclusea. Few persons wl»o have not considerable _ familiarity with some part of the country repair of his own tissues. The arte con- voice is that of Father Tiber; to take a westward from the base of the Rockies cemed in the preparation of food will also gun bath on the Pincio, with Romo lying have any idea of the great numbers of , undoubtedly aid him in his conversion of at your feet; to pause and watch the men who throughout that region lead vegetable into animal equivalents and orange sellers ana match sellers, arid hvrmitlike lives. To me it is os a matter j will supplement his powers by shortening models, and beggars on the Spanish of course on approaching a dwelling, be considerably the period required for gas- ateps; to journey to the Campo tie Fivel; .. , ^ , . it a rusty 8x10 cabin or a place fit for a trie digestion. Still, after all lias been to the fair on Wednesday morning, where »ngs themselves, and that the same are twin decent family home, to find it occupied *ud, it must be allowed that tho labor of all the old odds and ends of the continent 4 w,t ? *J or ?f st ' ’ f . air,H 8 5 ftrd lD olCK a nCHDaC[18g I t ... • *11 . ,1 . 1 .1 IliA n1in.A*.ln.n A m. ..A im luiM/t. n/l I..ni A J ^ COllOCtCd fOT SOlO SO lllUCll ffOGI, fAl Ml I.Ottfll’fl All TlflPtiAII. fltlfl WII MU* I . D.CD J is to nee in Romo; so much to do.—Cor. Louisville Courier Journal. gars NATURE'S A reliable cemed ■ wS»*i « Par Sick ITeudnrhw. Capital Pme, $150,000. "We do hereby certify that we su pervise the nrranjteniente (or All the Monthly & Semi-Annual drawing*of the Louisiana Slate lottery company, iii.il iu per-on umnugu and control the Draw- by hut one man, who will tell mo that ho the alimentary tract is better adjusted Witt each orda- o* 1 treatment) enci-sshu WRIT* KN GUaK N if thu treatment d- e* T ree p-.ck«*e* ai- I to aec ire ua aga n t In Sen I mnnat l>v • i letter. Express i| t tf ,» o- r t .11 Iv fl I 1 giv It ol '« e pack g a <:1 r i to refute! (he ney Or' c Ip of 12.0 . r, Reg.>i«re Rail’d Dre . . . Addrss, sAl.V xTIK iCALt-O., No. 1 A I Si-'ll direct. Si. I.oni •. Mo •e«tla«* in SALVO TREATMENT. rou'atn brie’ is “baching it,” living quite alone except for the comiMiny of stray visitors at odd times. Generally tho western semi-hermit ltns a strong dash of independence in his character. -Ho is poor, and dislikes to work with a “boss” over him, so he sets out to try what ho can do on iiis own ac count. He goes about making a littlo farm. He has a few head of cattle, a small herd of hogs, or something of that kind. He frequently has a quartz mine which he is endeavoring to develop by slow and onerous toil. In parte where there is still some gold to begot by placer mining he is likely to be engaged for a portion of hit time in that method of earning a living—nowadays more than ever an uncertain and ungrateful way of gaining suljsistence. In a “wooden country” tho hermit may work with tho ax. cutting firewood, or making railway ties, fence milt, posts, shingles, or what not, according to tho suitability of the .tfop.b§r t An immense amount of the pioneer work of tho new countries is dono by tho recluses. They are always at the front of regular settlement, rambling around and exploring until they happen on spots that strike tin ir fancy. They are tho dis coverers of tho finest tract* of agricul tural lard, of the lxat springs, of tho most desirable timber. They know more about the country in winch they dwell than anybody else. They begin forest clearings, fem e their claims in whole or part, find out practicable routes for new trails. They are great fellow* for making plans and scheme* on a large scale. Th-y nose out nil the natural resource* and ad vantage of the land, and imagino what they do not nose out, and on that foun dation build dreams of fortune. Far more often than not at all the reward of their discoveries, tlteir toil and scheming is a ban* existence. Here and there one of them accumulates considerable prop erty. but by tho time that has been ac complished ho has liecome too strongly fixed in his habits to care for another mode of life. They arc* ge nerally men post or fairly on toward middle nge who “go it alono” in the western lands. The younger fel low* without families and who are trying to “do fur themselves” always prefer to liave a jiurtner; and if, as hapjiens in most instance ;, the partnership breaks up in u row, tliu members of the concern hunt employment where they can have ompanious after their kind. Althougl and the formation of sound tissues more assured, by tho use of a mixed diet. If, on the one hand, we assert the proved value of hydrocarbons, but as sources of energy in support of our use of vegeta bles, wo must also maintain that meat which yields us most easily the forma tive and stimulant proteids can hardly bo discarded. Our internal physical forma tion, which is intermediate between that of the carnivora and herbivora, should afford at least a suggestive clew in our choice of a diet.—London Lancet. New Kind of Apricot. A new and hardy variety of apricot is now attracting the attention of fruit growers. It is said to have been* brought to this country several years since by tho Russian Mennonites, and planted through- 1 Sierra Madras. A flock of say 100 will out Kansas and Nebraska, where it has ! mount upward in a beautiful spiral, proved entirely hardy and healthy, quite j flashing in the sunlight, all the while productive, bearing a handsome, golden ; uttering loud, discordant notes, until yellow fruit, of medium size, sweet and j picy attain an altitude of nearly a mile Do Blrda Fly Dowd? I see, in a back number of St. Nicholas, that one of your young correspondents appeals ]>artly to me in regard to birds flying down. But all who havo written seem so well posted that I doubt if I can add anything to their knowledge. However, I have seen California quail, a wood dove and a humming bird flying downward; but in alow, flyers, with large wings and heavy bodiee, tho wings aroused more or less as parachutes in going down; in other words, the birds spread their wing* and rely upon gravity. This I have noticed in the sand hill cranes in their migrations along tho of good quality.—Chicago Times. There are now 20,647,000 acres of land in the United States owned by twenty- nirtfe foreign landlords and syndicates. The amount of land thus owned is as large as Ireland. Improvement of th* Noe*. It is a misfortune for any girl's face to have a mannish nose. The next timo you are in an assemblage of maidens im prove tho opportunity to see how many of them are not pretty, but would be if their noses were nicely feminine. I wouldn’t distress the hump nosed by mentioning the subject were it not that the days of their necessary oppression are numbered. Dr. J. is an eminent physician. I desire to make that point clear, so as to avoid the suspicion that I am foisting a humbug or on advertise ment upon my readers. He is president of the high ami professionally mighty Academy of medicine, which is a strictly orthodox and conventional body. At the last meeting over which he presided another surgical mugwump, Hr. B., ex hibited a saw -with which to improve noses. Doctors forfeit their professional standing ami get turned out of their med ical associations, you know, if they patent or keep secret any discovery. So Dr. B. divulged his instrument for reconstruct ing nasal deformities. It was simply a very fine, thin saw, so fixed in a handle tliat it could be inserted in the nose and drcmrntance:i will admit one. Ho has in general some well defined purpose in Over 9,000,000 worn during the post six view, and is doing his level best to reach years. This marvelous success is due— 1st—To the superiority of Coralina over all other material*, as a stiffener for Corset*. ( there operated. With it, he explained, they love their freedom well enough "to I he could saw out portions of the septum, rebel at tlw mastership of a partner, they i which is tho gristle j>nrt of tho nose, and do not’love it well enough to refuse the thus reduce the protuberance. Of course matfU rsliip of an employer at tho expense his idea was to thus use it for the cure of of being deprived of tho sound and sight , cases where the malformation interfered of human voices and faces. When a l with the natural functions of the organ, young man is found living in lonely state | and ho hod operated with it succewfullv lie is in u chronic humor of discontent, in numerous instances. I askod him if growling vicioudy at his lack of society he wouldn’t apply it for the mere sake of and bent on i. iuking a change as soon ns improving the shape. I hardly think tliat would be profes sional,” he answered. “But it would lie practical!” “Undoubtedly.” And no disfiguring scar would mark 2nd.—To the superior quality, shape and workmanship of our Corsets, combined with their low prices. Avoid cheap Imitations made of various kinds of cord.' None are genuine unless “DR. WARNER'8 CORALINE” is printed on inside of steel cover. FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING MERCHANTS. WARNER BROTHERS. 300 Broadway, New York City. Tutt’sPills wh.t.T.r k. wUAm. nfjfcmt* Sick Headache. iai».*axi»i** M * hi, gaol. But us often os not ho hecoma) disgusted wit j himself before Ills desired end is attnine 1, end goM bock to join thn the result?" crowd.—Lewi* Stornaway in New York . “Not any.” Time* “Would you perform this operation if • I you deemed it necoosary os A prevention lloeritiuj, . M.n-of-Wmr. ' 0 f madness?" "Wecontinue to have a great many “Yes.” conventionalities in rmr naval and army “All right, then. Every girl with a big, service, and to cling to much of that crooked nose will go crazy if refused on which is old mul useless in tcachlngi and operation tliat would transform her from practices," said an old navy officer the uglinesstobeanty."—Clara Belle’s Letter, other day. “Wo continue to instruct our navel oailets and marines in boarding Horn, vi.w.,1 from a lionMtop. ships,” continued he, "when there is not The pleasantest thing in Rome, the the least particle of sense or utility in it. tiling wliicli no creature, however great It is ns senseless to talk about hoarding his |»wer, has been able to touch, is the a modern mi n-of-war as it is to take A sunshine. To liva on a Roman housetop, trip to tlie moon. I remember that dur- ns I do, is in itself a great happiness. It ing one of the lest engagements in Euro- is a long climb, but who minds that, peon waters a man-of-war belonging to o ice up? Tlie roof is a terraco where some country ran alongside a British ves- plants and ivy grow, and leaning over •cl, and All i amls were ordered to board tho outer wall you can watch the busy lier. Tlie crow got out an the Britisher, lifo for in the street below, or wait while but after pr-unding around with cut- tin day dies behind tho Mous Janiculus, he-ies, axes, etc., were wholly unable to The ragged pinee that crown the hill enter the sld.t, and had (o go hack and stand back against tho sky, and ono continue the light at long range. We knows that below ia the old content will have to do our fighting with ships by where Tasso died. 'Tho-|tatue of St. means of .dynamite rams, steel projee- Paul, on top of the pillar of Marcus' above thu sen level. Then they form in regular lines, and sopr away at on angle I that in fire miles or bo will bring them ' within 1,000 feet of the earth. Then I they will stop and begin tlie spiral up- ! ward movement again until a high eleva tion is reached, when away they go again, sliding down lull in the air, to ward their winter home. It is very evi dent that a vast amount of muscular exertion is saved in this way. In some of these slides that I have watched through a glass, birds would pas* from three to four miles, I should juilge, with out Happing tho wings.—St. Nicholas. Tli. Kngllshtn.il .nd Ills Ilsth. Tlie Englishman', conception of a bath is to have ii gallon of ice cold water cov ering thu bottom of a huge circular pan, six foot or ho in circiftnfcrcnco and about cightTnches high. Me stands or squats in this after lie gets out of lied in tlie morning and splashes and rubs himself with a prodigious puffing and blowing. This is a rite as sacred to him as are his ablutions to n Mussulman. All other kinds of washing he regards with haugh ty contempt. Wherever ho goes ho de mands his cold water and his round flat tub, and if- they are not forthcoming ho sees o* once that it will be impossible for him to jespect tliceo people or refrain from abusing tltom when lie gets home. Hero in London it is os much os your no dal lifo is worth to confess that you don't splosh yourself with ice water every morning.—London Cor. Now York Times. A Sl.ng Dictionary. Readers of modem French realistic novels will shortly be able to pursno their studies with tlie assistance of a French and English argot and slang dictionary, which Professor Barrcre proposes to issue by subscription. It will be privately printed, and will be devoted to the cant words, quaint expressions, slang terms anil flash phrases used in the high and low life of old and new Paris.—Gulig* nani's Messenger. good faith toward all parties, and we au thorize the Company to use this certlfl- eatc, with fsc-similes ol our signatures attached, in its advertisements,’’ CURE FOR CONSTIPATION BUU0 ” Wftiu W WW I Warrant's Effsrsscsnt >BLTSKIt APERIENT It la certain In Its aftets *t ia ceotls >n Its action II palatable to the taste, e, a be relief upon to cary, *od It onrre * uot by out to not take . .tires rouraelres, or allow our children to take them, arajs use this elegant am seen Ileal preparation Jpon •• .by assist! s tracing, nature. • rtolrnt purge- Commissioners. We the undersigned banks a id bankers will pay all Prize* drawn in the Louisi ana State Lotteries whicit may be pro sented at our counters. J.H. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana National Hank PIERRK LANAUX, Pies. Stale National Mink. A. BALIlWIN.Pres* New Orlnma National Hank CARL KOHN, Pres Uulop National Bank. Louisiana State Lottery Co Incorporated In 1S68 tor 26 rear* bjr tba Leg tala cure for Sdnoatlonal and Charitable purposes- elth a capital of 11.000,000—to which a roaerr* futfd of orer 9660,000 baa since boon added. By so overwhelming popular vote Its Iranchix vai made apart of the present State Constitution adopted December 2d A. D., 1870. The only Lottery ever voted on and endorwd by the people of any State. It never acelce or postpone*. Its Orand Single Number Drawings will take place monthly, and Uie Semi-Annual Drawings rsgnlarly overy six mouths (June and December). A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN a FOR TUNE F URTH OKAN'D DRAWING,CLASS 1». IN THE ACADEB r OK MUalC, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1*87 -Xttid Monthly Drawing. CAPITAL PRIZE $150,000. Notice.—^Tickets are Ten Dollars only. Halves, 95. Fifths. 92. Tenths, «1. LIST OF PRIZES. I CAPITAL PRrZE OK $180,000 ... 1 GRAND PRIZE OF 50,000.... 1 GRAND PRIZE OF VO.OOO ... 9 LARGE PIUZKS OF 10,0 0 .. 4 LARGsJ PRIZES OF 6,000.. . 2C PRIZES OK 1.000 ... do Mg, i — . -t A MUI, VM1 Uf|l U* Mio —*••■*• — *b4 ; tiles and tlie bfc guns. Wo hare no uao Aurelius, is silhouetted wry clear; and ~ • for u>0 barbarous side arms and other nearer tho black tower of St. Andrea del Develop X XOSD n-Uc*of ontqulty-."—New York Bon. Fatte, whero in the evening hundreds of j — «sele. Eleca-tly »agu* [ birds coma to rest. The pigeons _ do not ...rFries. Itfeta* pmr Nx» SOLD EVERYWHERE, jt • xtQo there: instead thpv wheel and circle. G korgiA, Basks Couxir.—G. W. Prickett and D. S. McWhorter, ad ministrators of tho estate of John N. Prickvtt, having applied to the Court of Ordinary of said county for letters of dismission from the estate of said do ceasd. This is therefore to cite all per s-.ns concerned to shoar cause, if any they have, why said administrators should nut be dismissed from said ad ministration and receive letters of dis mission on tlie first Monday In April. 1887. T. F. HILL, Ordinary Banka oonnty. dec28 1880 bow. door la i«]d coin.tr. within th.total hour. of»!«, to th. hlfhe.t bidder, th. f iliewu, prop erty lo-.IU Oue hnuM aud lotto tho townol Bei- toa, to Mid county, lot front In, one hundred tattoo right ©■ way of th. B A D it B, msulaa buk two hundred fast to Htttpton'n itrcel bout., dnw occupied by • B Hntchloa, u. hlnen.ntth .hop, letted aa an the property of J R Palmour, Ip rirtoa of. lattice wart Bln,ln.uM IIM.OCX 90,000 20.000, 20,000 20,000 20,000 29,000 00,000 40,000 90,000 90.000 ,30 0 0 .1909.00} AND DYSPEPSILw b.'ch has lor more than forty years a public favorita Sold oy J — drug tats every P ATENTS secured on reasonable terms. Work reliable: papers carefully and legally drawn. Write for particulars. N. L. Collambb. Pateat Attorney and Mecfcfcnical Engineer, Bt. cloud Building, Washington, D. C. novlSdtt S700to52500in £ made working for ua. Agents preferred who eaa furnish their own horses and give their whole tins to tlie buMness. Spare moments may be profitably employed aha A few vacancies la towns and cities, a r iOUNKON A CO- xna *-•- -t. Richmond. Va. MEXICAN WAR SURVIVORS tVId'owr New Pern ion Law. Apply at ones for blanks and full Infoitnatiox Twenty years* experience. Iteat references. Fnocee or no fee. R. McALLteTHR. Jr . Attorney at Lew. febl'Jd Itwlm. P. U. Box 4V3, WashlQKton.D.C. Now when the boda begin to show. Us time for young sad old to know i ThatJbews, LamUtkUmaA The Ilia at IndlgetUanM With every trouble, ache ThsTfoUowi Is th. miiotu msrl7dAwliu. J working for us. Ageats'pn* Jurnlsh their own honoa sad give their v hole time to tho bMloeae. .Spare momenta may be profitably employed a so. A few VBrai cle* In towns and cities. B. F JOHNS’»N * CO., 1013 Main SL, Richmond, Ya. niarl7JAWlm. rx ' o lunpruceok, new iorx, in good rsun, au obtain all needed Information about any rropoced line of SdverilMng lo American New*, papers. 17G page pamphlet, 37c. marl7dlm. 1 end Whiskey Ham I itecared at borne with it pain. Book of pa* 8 ^ 555 B. M.WOOLLKr.MJX a. Uffloe 06hi Whitehall K. TO BE MADE. Cut thii out and return to us, and we will send you free, something of greet value end importance to you, that will start will brl MONEY: yoain buaiuca* wulcb will bring you In more money rl.bt away than anything also In thle world Any one can do the work sad live at 2,179 Prlxea,amounting to.. Application forrafoi to clubs should be made only to the ofBee of tho oompaay lo New Orleant. For further information write ciearlv giving, full adAreev. POSTAL NOTE*, express, mousy orders or New York exchange In ordinary letter. Currency by Express (at our expense) add rev sad M A DAUPHIN New Orleans, La. or M A Dauphin Washington, D 0. Address registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Orleans, La. That the presence of Generals Beauregard arg« of the drawings. ‘ i fair * J equi . possibly divine what number* will draw a Prise. All parties therefore advertising to guar* antes Prises in thlv Lottery, or holding out any other Impossible Inducements, are swindlers, and only aim to deceive and dafraud tba unwary ly, who are InVi w. niaam,.. u .guarantee cf absolute tairneas and integrity, that the chances ate all equal, an i that yoa in buaiueui wuicb * rl. tat r - Any Hther sex; all vgea. Bomethlna new, that just cons money tor all workers. Wo wih start you; capital not needed. This le one of not delay. Grand outfit free. Addrna ’*'■*•’** * * dec23JAwtf. AddreM TRUE A CO., Augnata, Maine. WORKING CLASSES J now prepared to lurnisb ail claaaea Wit ment at home, the whole of the time, or far t»«ir unumu. Buslneee new, light and profit* Attentloal _ W# art wltbomgfo^ vpere momenta. Buslneee new, light and profit able. Persons of either sex easily ear* (row 60 cents to 86.00 per evening, and a proportional sum by devoting ell their time to too business, hove and girls earn naariy as much asmea. That all who see th Is may s« ad • hair address, and teat the butints* we make this offer. Tosnch aa are not well satisfied we will aedd one dollar to pay for* ha trouble of writing. Kail partlcal- ara Mid outfit Dee. Address GEORGE STINSON A 00., dec23dd£*tr. Portland, Main#. YOU; CAN liva at home, and maka more money at work lor us, ttu^ aavtblng L’lse In this world. Capital aol needed; you are started free. Both saxes: ell age*. Auy one can do the work. Large earulags eare from first start. Costly outfit and terms free. will do a COMPANY. Athens, Gporgia. YOUNG L 0. HARRIS, PauiDin 0TKVKHS THOMAS, BROUTiar Resident Directors Tovae U G. Haaaia, Btbvxss Thoms* Jonzi H. Nbwtom, PXRDIMAKD PHISIXT, MaacaLLva Stanley. Rdvus K. Reavks, L. H. Cnaa ioNtfixa, J. B. ReaMLToa, Kdwaxp s. ..vroof, A. HCMMtCOTT. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. Used by oiner firms. jT » $2 one tract a land containing f .r rra, nor. or 1—, It,ox In Mis eouoiy, ■djolnt.f Und.of J.ttM W .Dold, BturooW. itodd, C O fesll and other. Uvitti .a u Mo proMrtr .1 MUro«rt M4, b. TlrtM of Iluiri taMd hjr W C H tnrook, lu collector of Bulk, count., for out. sod eoantr Mtt hr th* tmi lilt is GEORGIA, OCONEE COUNTY--Citation—^To U all whom It mav concern, Jamei H. Eider be* In due form applied to the undersign, d for par- manenl letiar* of Admlnlyuatlon on the estate of Mr*. Mary B!d*r, late olsud county, deceased, end I will pass upon said arplicaticn on tks first Monday tu April. 18K7. Qlveu under my band and official .signature, this the 28th day of Fib- ro mIrl«Sd. B. E. THRASHER. Crdlnorr. G eorgia, banka cuUnty.—j»mes d Martha. Administrator of Maty K. Martin baying epplied to the Court of Ordin ry of said County for letter* of dlamlavlon from the estate of said deceased These are therefore 10 cite »U persons concerned to shew cause If suy they can why a«ld Administrator should-not badlemiaaad from a«ld Administration anl receive !*»»ere of dis&lsalnn an the first Monday in June, 1*87, this Marsh 7th, 1817. * T. F. MILL, Ordinary. WODD FOR SALE I A AAA Cords of Oak, Hickory and 1UUU 1’lnsWoodferjal.t.T IkblMim. OBX <t BU&TZR,
