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About The Lumpkin independent. (Lumpkin, Ga.) 1872-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1883)
THE LUMPKIN INDEPENDENT. By BENJAMIN W. KEY. VOL. XII. Mt rut, fc V-~- - • ■ = =- ■ — - P u bUshed 'every Saturday Morning I—Li— T E IIM S : H> isr ig V ETA it... £. . ,fi;8o • ►tx yjointiin 7nc. .J Bates of Advertisiiijl One inch one inveition....... ..$ 100 Each subsequent insertion.... 50 One ineh, oue month........ . 2 50 One inch, three months....... 5 00 .phejinc h, six months......... .... 7 00 One inch, twelve moNths...... .... 10 00 One quarter column, one month..... 6 00 One quarter eolumu twelve months 3o 00 One half column, one month 10 o Uue half column twelve mouths..... 60 00 Gue column oue mouth 15 00 One column t >elve mouths........160 60 All bills for advertising are due at any time upon presentation after first appearance of advertisement.. Address all letters to The Lumpkin Inde pendent, or B. W. KEY, Proj rietor. • BUSINESS DIRECTORY, T. D. HIGHTOWER, Alenin at Law, Lumpkin, Georgia. Oct.2l-ly WELLBORN F. CLARKE, Attorney at Law, Lumpkin, Georgia. Will practice in Stewart Coin ty. Special attention given to collections. Lumpkin, Ga , May 5, 1883. E. R SIMMONS ATTORNEY AT L AW, AMERICUS, GA. Will practice in all the counties o This Judicial Circuit, in the Supreme Court of the State of Georgia, and in the District Court of the United States, and in all other courts by special .contract. july23-8l. LEON McLESTER, Attorney at Law, Cusseta, Georgia Will practice in the Courts of th< ChaCtaho )chee Circuit nncl in Stew¬ art Superior Court.. Special atteu tion given to collections. Cusseta, Ga., May 5, 18 3. W.A. GREGORY, Physician & Surgeon, Lumpkin, eorgia. Oe*.20 ly J. E. &W. P. CARTER, Practicing Physicians, LUMPKIN, - GEORGIA. Office South Side Public Square. Oct20 ly J. A. THORN V0Y Jib, Practical Dentist, LUMPKIN, GEORGIA. Will do all kinds of Dental Work in a neat and substantial manner. Oct .23 ly. M. CORBETT, DEALER Dris,l8liciiiBs,Cl8ica!s, PERFUM 3 SY, FINE SOAPS, Fancy and Toilet Articles. Cot.16-1 y CORBETT HOUSE, M. COHBItlTT, Drop., Lumpkin, * Georgia. JCeerj/ Attention Oireu, to the Ar. commodation .fi cow fort of (i nests ! Oet.l -1 BARBER SHOP. . South-West of Public Square, WILLIAM ABBOTT, Proprietor. M. II. A W. H. GRIFFIS, - T)KA LF.KS IX Family Groceries, Wikiss I BEER, WINES, TDBACCO, CIGARS SrrTN'niu Bti.i.iarIi and Poor. T.xV.i.fs . Hide l'lib’.ie Square, LUMPKIN, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1883. FIRE INSURANCE. Insure your dwellings, JFnruiture, Merchandise. Gin Houses, and other property. None but fir S t ; cl.. 8 s Com pa’iles represented, KijS"Xyf lmtes low.^ .1 B ’ ° ' o aepU'ttO-lml-U IOI E. Mi KHERAM, MAMTFACTiniEU OF PLANTATION WAIS0NS, Flow Stocks, Etc. Blaclsmithino & Waoon Repairing Oct. 20 ly _ A. H. SIMPSON, DE V_iiilt IN l STAPLE DRY GOODS, SHOES, &C Cofcbis, Burial Cases. Bsdsteads, Chairs E c. W. W. STOKES, Dealer In Family & Fancy Grieries, CAHHEtt GOODS, TOBACCO, Cii/drs ami Staple Dry (roods. , OetJtily F. B. GREGORY, DEALER IN Fiiiicy & Family (Iroceries, IASSID G00QS, CONFECTION ARIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Tinware Etc Cct 20 w.s. anus, DEALER ItN Family Groceries, Plantation Supplies, Country Produce Etc. South Side Public Square. Lumpkin, Ga. Jan. 1,1883. No More Eye-glasses. J\o Weak !ivj Eyes ! MITCHELIAS EYE SAI.VE, A certain, safe and effective remedy for Sore, Wear and Tn flamed Eyes, Producing Lolig-SigbteJness, and Restoring the Sight of the Old. Cures Tear Drops, Grannlnntion, ■Stye Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eve lashes, and Producing Quick Relief and Permanent Cure. Also, equally efficacious when used in other mala¬ dies, such ns Tlcers, Fever Sores, rumors, Salt Rheum, Borns, Piles,or wherever inflammation exist, MITCH ELL’S SALVE may he used to ad¬ vantage. Sold bv all Druggists at 25 cents. Mar. 10th-1883, LUM PKIN RIUli SCHOOL. The Session of 1883 84 will open on Monday, 10th of Septmnber. The Principal earnestly solicits a liberal patronage from Lumpkin and Stew¬ art and adjoining comities. Yon can Dot find a better school in South West Georgia. Terms as heretofore. Board in good families at sutbfucto ry rates. J. F. TATE, Principal. Sept. 8tf $1BB DOLLARS A WEEK! Wo cun guarantee tlie above auioUut to goud, active, energetic AGENTS! Ladies as well as gentlemen, make a snccese in the business. Very Uttje capital i eqnired. We have a household article us salable as Hour. it Selis Itself. It is used every day iu the family. You do net nerd tp explain its jerils. There is a rich harvest lor all who embrace this golden opportunity. learn It rests you only oue cent to what onr business is. Buy a postal oard aud write to us and we will send you our prospectus ai d full particulars FREE! And wc know you will derive more good than you have any id. a of. Onr repul.lliup rJrssa?,5SKf r 1 d *f ;^ u r ad,lr,i8a pl!,iul ^ / un p r a t r s IILX’KEYEM’F’G CO. 3Xiii'«(>it, obi ) A Weekly NewspaUr, Published ia the Political, Social and Agricultural Interests of Stewart County. LegalAdvertisements —:— ---------- -■ - Ntewart HnleM ioi* jiinutiry, 1884. Will Ae sold before the Court House door in town of Lnmpkiifi Steasrt roufaty, Ga., '<”> One 1st Sixty Tuesday in January next; Saw Gill, feeder uud Coliden ser, n« the property uf Nicholson & Thorp Superior tonj to stitisfy aii attachmihtii fa' from the Court of n*id Comity hi favor of E. Van Winkle A Co., vs. Nicholson ,t Thom ton; The above property ordered sold by the judgement slid tifn in said case. Also at the same time ail’d place let of land number 116 and lot number 117, in the ‘Jib d District or SI*’wart County Georgia, as the property of Green B. Hurley Sr., to sat¬ isfy ! a fi fa issued from Stewart Superior Court in favor of ,1. K. Barmim vs. G. 11. Hurley "Sr; i i fi bow proceeding for the beufetit of S. S. Everett, Transferee. l evy made ty of. f 1 . Herndon, fofm.r Sheriff. Tenants uotitieil. Also at tlie same time and place north half lot of land No. 86 iu the Jltli Dint, of Sfew ar County Georgia as the property of Mrs. C E. Ileniy to satisfy afi fa issued from the Justice Court of the 790th District, G. M., in favor of T. I). Miller, hearer, vs.’Mrs.-C. E. Jlemy. Levy made and rctmned to mu by J. T. Holder, L. C. Tenants iu posses¬ sion notified. ALSO at the same time and place eev.-u tecn (17) bushels of corn, seventy-five bun¬ dles of fodder, and six bushels of sweet po¬ tatoes as the property of John Newsom and Levi Jones*to Milisfy a distress warrant is¬ sued fmm Stewart Superior Court iu fa or of M. T. Bond versus John Newsom aud Levi Jones. Levy made aud returned to me hy J. T. Hoi let, I. C, ALSO at tho snmetimeandplacel.it of laud number 283 in the 28th District of Ste (art County, Georgia, containing 202A acred, more or less, as the property of the Estate of J. I. Ba«l to satisfy a tax execu¬ tion i -su d by (l. W. Ard, Tax Collectqr. for State and County taxes tortile year 1883. Levy made and returned to mo by J. T. Holder, L. C. J. B. GRIEF IS, Sheriff. Lumpkin, Gn., Dec. 1, 1883. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. Will be sold on Tuesday, December 11th. ’•883, at tlio Homesled l’lace, near Antioch, i f the late James A.' Mathews, all the Per¬ ishable Prope rty belonging to the Estate of the said Mathews,consisting of Horses,Miilo* Cattle, Hogs, Crt:n, Fodder, Peas, Etc. Terms made known ou the day ot sale, C. H. MATHEWS, Administrator. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF EANIX Under mid by' virtue of the last will aud I cat ft 111 nt nf E. W. I.owe, cb'i'ftsed, we will offer for Kale at public outcry lie lore, the Court House door at Lumpkin on the first Tuesday in January next, during legal hour of wile, the following: Lot of land number 82 and all of lot number 83 except 2 1 acr s off the east bide, Hitnalod in one body in the 32il District of Stewart County Also the Son’ll half-of lot number 108 and all of ot 85. except 15 iveren in the South east corner. Also iu one body and iu said 32il District. Terms J Cash, lialance 12 months, with deed' and mortgage. Sold under .provisions of said will. J. Ff. LOWE. Executor, MRS. CORNELIA LOWE, Widow of deed. Nov. 12, 1883. tds HOMESTEAD NOTICE. GEORGIA, STEWXlt'F COUNTY Oftlce of Orff.li ary of Said Co,'Nov. 12,1883 Francis M. Harden lias applied for ex¬ emption of personalty and the Valuation-end setting apart a 1 oiliest end and I will pass up oil tlie name at ten o’clock a. m., ou the 8th day of December, 1883 ut my office. J, B. LATIMER, Ord nary. NOTICE, Office Ordixauv, Stkwabt County, Gi. Notice is hereby given to all partial con¬ cerned, that the money raised for the sup¬ port of paupers on the pauper list *f this County hns been nearly exlmusted mid that I will not, iu January next, issue an order to any person a» a puupi r until undenia¬ ble proof has lieen prodiibcd fe me that the person of labor applying is wholly unable to do any s rt or in any manner sn porttbeni selvas, aud that they lie tie r 1 av ■ any prop¬ erty or means uf support, nor have they any relatives bound by law to assist iu th.or slip pi rt. J B LAI 1MER, Oidinaiy. Dee. 3rd, 1883-Jt Q EOBGIA \ j Offiee of Ordinary Ktkwart Cocntt. Said County. JittS. Ov. rby the Guardian of the per¬ son and (property of Leila A. Overly makes application fin h-ava to sell tbs lands be¬ longing to the Estate of his said ward. Said lands lying in Monroe county, Georgia. This is to cit i all persons concerned lo show cause bfeloie me oil Ihe first Mond ty is January 1884 why leave lo sell said lands should not then bo granted said applicant. Else said Older to sell will be granted. J. B. LATIMER. Ordinary. Deo. 3rd-1833-4t. QEuEGlA SitwAirr County f ) Of Offien Sitid of Cuuuty. Orilinaty The Eatftte of lticliard Madijad 1 ite of wild county being without a Itcprese itative A. I,. Mathiaa one of the next of kin makes a bdication to be appointed tlie Ad.aiuis trator on aaiil Katate 'i'hiH ih to Cite all pereons concerned to Allow cause before me at Ui- Jaiiiniey term 1884 of ihis Court, way Maid A. L. Mathias should not then b> npp.duted the Adininis IActor T>e lionix non ou list.te of said Uieh ar.l Mathias deceased. • Witness my ofilcial signature this Decem¬ ber 3rd 1883 J. H. LATiMEB, Ordinary. Dec 8th-1884-5t. sanitarium. tuviw,m., c a. Tho dry ciimat. c»a fflSMsftSlSKsS; M A D DI A P jkn-w, irinseGnHo,HtpY5o.*.olw4od.HjoatTP.et.e,bs noth r.nd «aUt land o^MpU,paper aSp.Mor- ; 8tew(lrt Kherift NiilOBfor B^hruary 188 A. Will be soli on the first Tuesday in Fab runry.ui'xt. Lumpkin,. betwueuthe before the Court House door iu legal hour:; of sole, and'Condenser, % ^^T»^«VGi2. Packing M Rta« one Screw, one 1*2 horse power Stationery Engine uiid boiler, ftyuV one Saw Mill and fixtures. The above property I vied on as the property of C. J. H. H. Thornton to satisfy a ii fa issued fr m Stv.Vait Superior Court in favor o( Friek A Co , u <.1. Th -rnton A U. II. T..omt m. l’rdptr'y dec ibed in ft la. J. .ii. UIU i’FI.-j, Sheriff Dee. 6tli-1863 AESO at the vam n time and place, on - wagon, ono mare mule name Queen 12 years old,' and one horse mule name Rock 15 years old, property described in fi fa. and levied on as the property of W. B. Shirt nq, to satisfy a mortgage ti la issued from Stew ar Superior Court in favor of /. T Hobbs. .1. T. HOLDER, Dep. Sheriff Dec 5th-18S3. ALSO at the same lime an 1 place, the fol¬ lowing property to-wii: Oue 20 horse pow¬ er Portable Engine and Boiler, (on skids) made by the Elio City, Pennsylvania En¬ gine Works 'Also one s-orr. il mire mule nlu tit 10 years old named Nell, one bay lier.ti mule nhout tl years old named Scott, one black mar.; mul' about 10 years old named Jane, one i l 'ck horse ionic about, lo years old named Bob, ouc lilac? mare mule about 10 years old named (type, oue mouse cot re 1 ln.u-e mule 10 years old nam¬ ed Jkilin. one sorrel ltiare mule 20 years old named Rlindy. tv 'cs nrd. marc mule 20 years old named Kate, one gray mare mule in years old named Queen, one bay mare mule 12 y arsol l n lined M i li -, one bay horse m lelSy nri ol 1 nnincd Afex, one s-rrell mare mill i 2 years old name ! i'uss, one sorre l horse 18 y ars old named Boli¬ var, one black hupse mu'o 9 vears old nam fed Henry. Also I ds of laud N is. 0, 7 and 8. in the 23rd District.'ot .stewart o umy, Ga. Levied o:i to satisfy a li fit in f.iv >r ot Mrs. Martha E Bivins Extttr. vs. B. F, Da¬ vis a’l l issufed from stew rt Superior Pc-body, ourt.. Property pointed out by John Plaintiff's Attorney. L-vy made and return¬ ed to me by J. T. II lde-\ P.spTy Sheriff. J. B. GRIFFIS, Sheriff. Dec. 21lli-1833. AROUND TO'vV.I. — If you want a bargain, go to Marshal Hol iday's sal ■ ii' x! Tn .sd.iy. See notice in another column. —Marion Francis', or Fran *is Marion, an old colored man residing ni Lumpk.u died on Thor .day morning la t. He w.is very feeble. Lesi les at bis best odate, /.it was a constant l^iboror an l a l.a":n!ess in’ i. --Our Par on f »r I .uni; kin and Provi¬ dence (’lunches (Methodist) for next y ar ..ill be Lev. St. .Tobias Jordan. lie will be renumbered by a f. w d mb.less, as th ; St. Johns lor hui who serv'd Hi mill’s, t'hes nut & Go., as el.-rk rtt Fl irOniSV, noon after the wilt. ’ Tie will doiibtl ;.,.s be with his hretUreui'oil the Aud SuGi y in Janus y. —Messr ■. Geo. R. Halliday, Swift Oratti bloy nml David it Newton Tl'.uninell. all migbty hunters, had the fortune to kill a large buck deer in Mr. T. P. Kimble's mil! pen 1 last Monday. He weighed-127 pounds after being’skinned and-shucked. If ho had lifeefi ti'bdviuu lie ltbuld’ have breu a 'steer. So that is wliat make . ns think'it was Capt, Sam. Beall’s tame buck, if so ho was about 12 y -nrs ol 1, and liud long since returned to the forest! —The exercises of the” Lumpkin 'nigh School will be resumed oil W; d.iesihiv, Jan¬ uary 2nd. Tliis School is now in fine work¬ ing orit-r aiid a hett. r oppor unity for the training of children was never offered to the people ol Stewart county. The school uni til¬ ing is large, comfortable, and a tm iiabh lo¬ cate i fur studying, being isolated from oth¬ er portions of the town Col. Tate has fudy demonstrated his capacity is an able and pains-taking instructor while his assistant, Miss Dilly Waddell, h is no superior in the teaching of tho smaller classes. Board is cheap, tuition is cheap, and a better soluol eumiot be f ound in Georgia. — Willard Parmun the younger son of Dr Jnmes K. Barmim, and who e pr tracted illness was mentioned in these columns hst week, hr. albed his List on Saturday night, 22d iust. He was ahont 17 years old,a youth of gentle iiiftin.ers aud unblemished purity. From earl;, infancy he has been a eousi t eut member of the Methodist Church. From his earliest youth he displayed great force and energy, and had his young life beeu spared him he would doubtless been one of the world's working heroes. With his be¬ reaved phrents, a large couoour-e of friends and relatives assembled at the Methodist Cemetery ou Sunday evening last, and there they left him like li.tlo Nell, “alone with God." Banff your address nnff3 vent stamp to A. V Paine, Louisville, liy., for s-1 of beauti¬ ful picture cards. --- RESOlUTIO NS OF THE M. E SUN¬ DAY SCHOOL At a meeting of the pupils of the L utipkm High School, December, 24th 1883, taking action on the death of pur friend Wiiliurd B irnmn the following resolutions were adopted Whereas it has pleased onr He iv enly Father to take from our midst, our fiioiui aad School m ite Willard Baruum. Therefore be it resolved, let. That ivo tiie me.noers of bis classes and his school companions hava ]„ 8t one to whom the ten,, friend was not a word merely, but - •»«-.... .l-c. J'ltes. 2nd : T ; ,u ; *\ rec ™' wi,h uro M that \YtUard .vis over kind and -ibliging to bi> companions, and that the least pupils in school were ever the objects of his kindest attention. 3rd. That it is with sa l hearts, we bow to this expressed will of our Heavenly Father and that we tender to the Father, mother, sisters and brothers of our friend our heartfelt sympathy, with the prayer that what seems their irreparable loss may be his everlasting gaiu. i'h. That a copy of these resolu¬ tions be handed to his parents, and to The Lumpkin Ixdkhendent. Mattie Fauteh, Lollie Stokes, Lolella Gielis, CiiARLiE Beall, Tommie Four. Committee. J F. Tate, Chairman. Rosa Sosomon, 8 -ctv. A vonug man is made belter by a sister’s love and Fever and Ague are cured by Wild er's dull Tonic—also malaria and periodi¬ ca! disorders. DEAT^I OF FRANK E- BURKE. We learn with regret that -Mr. Frank E B irke of Americas is dead, lie died at tiis li mu in Am ricas on , lay nighi last, after a brief lll nyss Nortberu pliysiciaus ijronouuc ud his rtisetiie caucur. Frank 13 u ke was b irn iu Lump¬ kin an l was about 43 years old He removed from this place to Americas in the year 18l!7, and Having prepar o l himself for t. e bar, went into partnership with Judge W. A Hawk¬ ins. lie soon retired from this po¬ sition an 1 became cashier by the First National Bank «f Amoricus. By purchase ho became sole proorie Lur of the assets of th it. institu ion, aud conducted a successful backing business. At, the last legislature he procured a bill l) charter tile “Geor¬ gia Loan an I Trust Company” an institution designed to lend foreign Capitol toGeorgi i fanners cm a land ud security. Hi ha I gone North and organized the (Jour) my, he be mg elected F reside lit, uf it when tie catno h mi * a id to >.c his b;d to die H«i 1 bo livod h i ivoul i h ive vastly b no life 1 the people of liis section ami -wnrkl, lull lie b en spared along lib hp . would have been one of Georgia's wealthiest citizens. Hu leaves a wif. and several cliildi'uD. Hs lo ives iw daugiiteya now grown, both accoui plished ycung ladies. He leaves his family, though sadly bereaved, in guOd circumstances. A man of more f .rco ot character and business tal¬ ent is seldt m found thou Frans £ Burke. 1 J > ace to his ashes. LUMPKIN HOTEL, JOHN YA 1?BHOUGII, PHOriillOTOlt. This old anti well-known Hotel is still open to the public and offers su¬ perior inducements to travelers and drummers. \\ ith an experience ol 20 years the Proprietor thinks he knows how to look after the comfort of his guests. Table furnished with the best, the market affords Polite attention and reasonable charges. Stock fed at 25c ter nn ill each. Lumpkin, Ga , Sept. 1, 1883. tf Livery and Feed Stables, LUKPKIN, GEORGIA A. F. HOLT, PROP. Tlie unilersignetl is prepaireil to furnish the public with any kind of team desired at reasonable prices. HACK LINE I will also run n Fine, Comforts lile Hack between Lumpkin and Cntliliert, leaving Lumpkin ever) Monday, Wednesday and returning same days and making connections with morning and even ing train. Only skillful drivers em pioyre.i ftpy-Cash in advance will be leqnir ed tor passage at “I packages. ^Drovers w." find a Urge and commodious lot for their stock. A F HOLT. Lumpkin, Sept. 1st, ly P FKEEI RELIME SELF-GORE. A ftvbr to |>r-srrlpt<on of one of the most anted ami. in JheU.8. (now retired) tor Xevroni ttvbHity, J» Hait/lOOll, IfCfffclM'MAIlrt Kill in pin. a Vi lopv/rec. iiru cun fill it, Adare.s DB, VVARp ImMm. Ck, Terms $1.50 Per Annum. THE PLANET, JR. Ono-Horse Cultivator. How It Works. are.using CERTIFICATES it Mi. C. f-om partDswhi| : The' Planet, Jr , vator, bought of Yen need reoommencl it, for if it my land it will work ufly where. I have a two-horse crop planted and can cultivate it easily with one horse and the Planet, Jr. In fact, it is all you recommend it to be. Yours truly, R M. GILBERT. EYERET r & KEY, Agents. RAIFORD HGUx^E, Goliimbus, Georgia. The Raifoud House bus been moved to Springkr s New Km el Buit.tiing, South-west, corner Opera House Square. The building is new, will; large, light and airy Dining Room, and larger and more comfortable Bert Rooms than the one lately occupied, and, with the advantage of several year’s experience in the business, a redoubled energy, and a renewal o’ our determination to phase, we con fidentlv offer you unsurpassed accom inodatious. Thankful for past patronage, wi are anxious for an opportunity to con¬ vince yon of our desire to merit its future bestouai. W. C. TURNER, Clerk Halford House. RiSLEY‘3 PI1IL OTOK EN A tried, and rtPal le Cur 1 for ailments Indies. Will aid Nature, piyvents Njunta, an l Nervcu ness, aud shun id l»e taken du ring ihe er.lical pi rind. Ibis saved m:;u\ lives. F.ndoiM d l y il ousm-ds of Indies a ib - best veimd^N .»t its kind. Any driiggisi HUCII1J Til best dinrelie ami tonic. ( rn-.-s ni -st Kidney and ITladd-r troubles, Weakness. Whites, and Lain in back. Supersedes all other kidney remedies.— AH drtn'kii'tK' $1.00a botde. CHARLES F. Rio LEY, NEW YORK | ) not. life is sweeping Ly, g< aud dare beli-re you d: sonirtiiim; mighty and sublime leave b« hind to conquer time. $0(» a week in you own town. $» outfit free. Nori k. Kvery thinguew. Capital not required. We vv{; furnish you everything. Many are nmkim. fortunes. Ladies make as much as men and boys and girls make grear pay. Rea*, er, if you w ut business nt which you cm male great pay ali the time, write for par¬ ticulars toil. Hallett & Co., Portia mi, Maine. . Mar 2Rh-lB8:Mf. WJ ) V TCI'l*' JL.O .i jto 1 !''” increase are nlways their earning-, on i. aud iu time became wealthy : these who d not imirivive their opportunities remain in poverty. We off. r a great chance to mak. money. We want many m u, women, bov and L'irls to work tor us right in their owi localities. Any oue can do the work prop e ly from the first start. The business wili pay more than ten tiiin s ordinary wages. Expensive on'fit furnished free. Xo ou> who engages fails to make money rapidly You can devote your whole time to the work or only your spare moments. Full ini'or illation and all that is needed sent free. Ad¬ dress Stinson A Co , Portland, Maine. Mar. 21tii-1883-ti i&wxsSi 1 x Pul lOAKl Unrivalled in Appearance. Unparalleled 111 Simplicity, Unsurpassed Unprecedented in Construction, in Durability, Unexcelled in Economy of Fuel. Minted in lie BROAD CLAIM Ol MWftlJ VEEYBEST OPERATING, QUICKEST SELLING, WA:^JDS0M , HS , ^ , AMU Aim Ever offered to the public. 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Weakness of the Spine, F .lling of the Womb, Leueorrhoen, Chron¬ ic Ii th-iniat'on and Ulceration of the Womb, ncide d.d Hemorrhage or Flooding, Pa?n iul, Suppressed and ' rregular Menstruation, Barrenness, and chmge of Life, this is the Best For Appliance and ('lirative Agent known. all orms of Female Dith ulties it is hi Doth l.surpassed by anything beior inv- nted, as a curative agent and usa source of power and vitalizatiou. Price ol either Belt with Magnetic In¬ soles, $ 0, sent by vxpress O. D., and •lamination allowed, or by mail on receipt •>t price. In ordering send ui-a^ure of ,vai^t, and size of sho • Remittance can bes mu le in currency, sent iu letter at our risk. The Magneton Gann nts are adapted tor ill iigei, are worn over the ur dor c othing, not next to the body like the many Galv.-m- .c and Electric Humbugs advertised so e£ nsiwly), and should bo taken off at night. 1’bey holdt eir POWER F )REVEB, and • re worn at all seasons of the yea.*. 5S« nd stamp for the “Mew Departure iti •ledicai treatment Wit,e ut Medicine, ,v with ‘linn sun Is of t- stiinonials. HIE MAON FTP >N Al’PLIA V PE r<) „ 218 Stale Stie«:t, Chic go. HI Note.- S -ml one dollar in postage s'an:*-* •■renrre »cy tin letter at our risk) with siz ♦ of shoe usually w >ra, and try a pair of on# Magnetic insoles, an i be conv.ac. .1 o' tho "»w r residing i • our other M. riietic A.»j. ■•'iaiicis. Posi ivefy no c-1 ! feet wheu they re worn or money refunded. NO NEW THING. STRONG’S SANATIVE PILLS Used throughout the country FOR. OVER. 40 YEARS, And thus proved The Best Liver Medicine in the World. No Griping, Jjoisonons Dni^, but juirnty Vppetabl^ speedy Bowels, Purifying cure for Liver Blood, GompUint. feuvuiarimr the the f'leansing from Malarial Taint. A perfect cure for Sick Headache, Constipation Bold b.v DruciriPts. and For all Pmnnblet.s, ISilloas Ulnordcn. etc., address C. JE. HULL A CO.. 16 C'edur St.. A. V. City. V'iGMEIVS v*. ,\c^ mm m BT .. £ k-tsaL v Y ’ m w NUNDA N.Y •LADIES i^l i REG ■I Atonic THE SBEiT FEMALE REMEDY. Tho Favorite Prescription of the Woasa’a Medisil Mitits NUNDA, H. Y., U. S. A. t Formerly, Buffalo, N. Y. For Prolapsus Ute> i or Filling of the Womb Inflummation aiul Ulceration ol the Womb and all displacements, Leucorrlicea or Whites, Irreg¬ and ular Nervous or Painful menstruation, Floodiug. Sick Heartburn, Weakness headache, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, in Ruck and Stomach, Scrofula, PhI s in side. Dizziness, Kidney Com¬ plaint, of Barrenness. F«»r Nervous Frost rat ion,Depres¬ sion Spirits. Change of Life, General Toxic Debility of Women, “Ladies’ Kequlatino ” has no equal in tho world. If you havetried other remedies without sne* ecss, d > not be discouraged, but eivo ** Ladies* Rkgulatino Tonic” ti single tiia 1 . It never falls if to g vo Quick and pe> m<ti>ent relief. you are troubled with, any weakness or doctor* complaint common to- our sox. Jay* aside tho prescription fur owe and try ‘ Ladies* Regflatino Tonic,’' which we guarantee will positively ,$500 evie wi.l you. be given for of Female Weakne Inability which rny Ladies’ c«»*e s or Peculat¬ ing Tonto will not cure. This is a bona fids from offer, made by responsible Indies who know Tonio” experi&nco do. what *• Ladies’ Regulating can 8100 per bott,e ' or , Ladies* A Regulating Tonic Plas TER. great improvement over all other porous female plasters. St>ld Especially adapted to th« system. by druggists or sent by mail for ^5 cents in stamps. The Womon'a Medical Institute is an associ¬ ation of prmuiucMt^Zf/f/y Physicians, who havG success f their sex, for years, Treatment given to ladies Buffering from any di-ease, either by mail or at the Institution. Wives, Mothers and Daughters can obtain advice concerning their health and diseases by mail, free, by sending symptoms and description of aUouso. SmuI two thvee-ceni ■tamps Women’s for onr Medical pamphlet to women. Address Institute, Ntmoa, N. t» (J ItiUitn Thu Taperq > ' ___
