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THE MESSES HER. go,- . i»AFAYETTE, GEORGIA. Tmumdat Mokni.no, Oct. 28, 1880. Hats* of ttulMcrlptlou: 1 ncitt UuuUui 8 1 50 au 74 Four Moutbt . .. • 4B ■nolle C«pna ** la variably lu advauav. ANNOUNCEMENTS. far Tax Collector. We are authorized to announce Che name of Jacob Gondson Jr., an it candidate for Tax Collector, of Walker county. Election first Wed nesday in January next. LOCAL MESSAGES. Mias Mary Wurthen has gone to Trion to ap ud a few duya. Mra. Allgood spent several days at Mrs. Wartheu’s tlii* week. Messrs. D. F. Allgood and Robt, Henry, of Trion spent last Sunday in town. The best liniment for human flesh is Kendall's Spavin Cure. See Advertisement. Mrs. Bogle, of Mississippi, and her sou Robert, und Prof, John Biddiug, of Dalton, spent.lust Sun day Lu our village. Mr. B. L. Trail, placed on our table this week a sweet potß'o of this years growth, which measures SI inches in circumference, and weigh* 12 pounds and 3 ounces. W* ehallenge the State lu beat it. Special attention is called to '.he local advertisement of Mr. G. W. jFelta, who request* us to say thut «io aBQb opportunity was ever of fered the people of this section to Secure great bargaus in staple no- Sieps aud nice jewelry, us lie will «ff*r the people in this place, on tiext Tuesday, election day. Tnere is no better place in Chut tauooga to buy groceries than at Mr h, Paynes. Ilis grods tire firr-t rate ; his priees are at the bottom ; and he is a fair liberal dealer, and i* paying the highest market prices lor all kind of country produce.— Be sure and give him a call when in the city. A new book on t’’e horse and Lis disease*, hy JB. J. Kendall M. J)„ containing one hundred pages, and sixty-five engravings. This is a comprehensive, valuable wnrx and worth ten times its cos*, to every one owning a horse. For sale at this office and sent Post-paid on receipt of price, 25 cents, in cur rency or stamps. Address all orders to Messenger. LaFayetteGa. SotiesT” - I hereby inform my friends, to whom I am very giateful for past kindnesses, that 1 sin now with II B. Parks & Co., Rome, Geo., dealers jn ladies dress goods and trimming*, men and boys’ custom made cloth ing, jeans, hats, caps, boots, shoes, and in short an unbroken line of staple and fancy dry goods and no tions. *N When you are in the city I shall be pleased to have you call and see sne, as I can offer you these goods at prices that will justify you in purchasing. Respectfully, J. W. Close. Rome, Oct., 1880. 4t inf. A Plucky Mau. Mr. Rudicille Cantrell, of Polk county, came from South Carolina, to his present location in 1869. He waa then very poor; and worked ■for wages, for two years, and in that time lost only 2i days. He work ed at night cutting and splitting JSO rails every night, by s torch light held by his children, and in this way made enough to pay ex penses, and lay aside his wages. He bow owns 160 acres of land worth $1,600 with other good prop erty, and is a prosperous farmer, with all necessary comforts around him. He has no education, and is a member of the Baptist church at I Antioch. pnblic School Notice. * I will be in LaFavette on Satur day the 30th day of October, for the purpose of receiving school reports from teachers of public schools for the present year. This Oct. 18’.h, 1880. A. G. Bryan, County School Commissioner. Beet Goods, Lowest Prices. Best Quality, PURE SILVER Thimbles, For 25 CFNTS. And ENGRAVED Free Os Charge. Or two old ones for one new one. VEAL & SON. Rome Ga. "Kendall’s Spavin Cure’ has the greatest sale where it has been sold tire longeetv 1 NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES. Gathered from All Sources, Dalton wants the next Judge ; und Curtersville the Solicitor. Cols. Moon and McCuny, of Dill ton, are candidates for Judge in I that circuit. I The phyricians of Ringgold re-, port considerable sickness in that ! 1 community. Rev. G. A. Nunallv, of Rome, is ; i conducting a series of meetings in | Dalton at the Baptist church. The nothern terminus of the Selma, Rome and Dalton railroad is now at Cleveland, Tennessee. In Clioorkee county, Mr. Bud Burrows accidentally shot Mr. Ju- j cob Collins, inflicting a serious wound. Married in Ringgold by the Rev. Jinn W. Baker, Mr. 0 A.Golheton, i of Aduirsville to Miss Julia E. Combs, of Ringgold. The next legislature will be asked j to authorize Rome to establish a system of free schools, independent I of the public school system. Mnrrietta Journal: On all sides we hear the people say that Judge Geo. N. Lester is the man to put on the Supreme Bench of Georgia. Two special passenger trains co’- ; lided at Dalton Monday. The rear car on the front train was consid ariildv damaged and one man was slightly injured. Marrietta Journal: Winter is coming and the people are provid ing for it. Som» are laying in a j good supply of coal creek coal and j others are getting married. Married in Chattooga county, j recently. J. A. J. Salter to Miss j Fannie Pool. Also, 17th inst., Mr. | Win. M. Bullard to Miss Mary T. | Oliver. Also on same date Mr. j Francis Lewallen to Miss Mollie . Lewullen. Summerville Gazette : Judge : Hawkins left Summerville, las’ Friday, to enter upon the discharge of his duties as inspector of fertili- I zers. He will he mostly at Augus ta, with occasional trips to Charles- ! ton and Port Royal. A body, composing the Baptist I | churches in the Stale of Tennessee, j j assembled at Knoxville on Thurs* j 1 .lay, 21st inst. All the prominent j | Baptist preachers of that State, and 1 many from other States, as well us ! many leading, laymen were in at- j I tendance. Chattanooga Times: On the loth of this month a Mr. Weathers found j , on Ciiicamaugu battle field an in- , fantry line officer's sword, in u re- ; | markable state of preset vatiun. It | was found near where Gen. Rose- | ! era ns had his headquarters during ! | a part of the action. On one of the ; rings of the seal.laird is rudely ! marked “ W. H. O.” Chattanooga Times: Wednesday afternoon the little daughter of Mr. Dunn, manager of the Cotton Com- ! i press, was playing in the yard with ! her brother They had a hatchet, J and her hrot’ er was chopping j j around promiscuously. She hap ! J pened to get her forefinger in rrnge i jof its edge, and unfortunately had j | it chopped entirely off", above the j I second joint. Rome 'Tribune : The Dalton Citi - j 1 ten. Sum no rville Gazette. Calhoun Times, Curtersville Tree Prss, Walk !er County Messenger, Gadsden | Times, and the Spring place (Mur- j I -ay county) Times, all circulate in counties whose trade reaches Rome, Our merchants cotton dealers and business men should have a card in I ! j their columns, even thougli it he j bat a small one. Yesterday quite a sensation was j created in the First ward when it I became known that while digging a trench for the extension of the ! gas mains on High near Third street, a workman had exhumed a | coffin wherein a skelion was found I iri good preservation. It is said I that there was a burial ground in that vicinity many years ago. The hones were put in a coffin and in terred in the City cemetery. — C'Kat tanaooga Times. LaFayettc Nursery. I have a very fine assortment of peach trees at my nursery in La-' Fayette, any variety from the earli * est to the latest. I will be at home from the Ist to the 15th ofNovern ! her, and will deliver trees at the nursery at 15 cents apiec. 4t J. Jones. Bird Nots. 15 feet bag and 15 feet wings $4 00. 20 20 “ “ 5.00 Veal & Son, Rome, Ga. i Bring ue fear §uK> wont* • Read and Answer at the Poll*. Mr. Editor: This is Tuesday, the 26th day of | October. One week from this date the election conies off'. Either Mr. . Clements or Dr. Felton will be elec- ! ted to represent us in Congress. Which shall it tie? Mr. Clement* and Walker county; or Dr. Felton and Bartow county ? I appeal to ; the voters of Walker county to an swer this question. I appeal to the \ voters of Floyd, Chattooga, Catoosa, Dade, Whitfield, Murray, and Gor- j ' don to answer tins question. I ap i peal to every man in this whole j District, who believes in rotation, in office, and ia opposed to a life- ; ! estot. therein, to answer this ques tion. 1 appeal to the old men of | this District, who tuke sn honest j I pride in her young men upon whom i ! hung the future destines of lmtii church and state, to answer this question. I appeal to the young men i f this District, who glory in I the success and achievmenta of her i youn men, self made young men. who commenced at the plow, and worked themselves up to the estate I of manhood, honored and respected I hy their fellow-men —to answer this question. I appeal to the farmer, the mechanic, the merchant; to all i classes, who endorse Mi.’ Clem ents’ vote for equal rights and equal ] taxation upon all, both white-and colored, to answer this question. — Only go to the polls on the 2nd of I November and cast your votes; and I shall not fear the answer. — ; Let everv man in this county vote, and so sure an the sun rises and | sets on the 2nd day of November, | so sure will shouts of joy and good i tidings go up from old Walker that J. C. Clements is elected. Cob!, county. Dr. Felton’s next j door neighbor, promises 300 ma j jority to help honor Walker coun- I ty. Whitfield county promises at | least 250 majority for Walker’s honored son. Catoosa will add a j majority of 300; Dade will follow I with 850 majority. Chattooga, the ; banner county of the Distrct, will give 800 majority. Floyd promi \ ses a majority for Cletue ts. Gor | don county thinks she will lie neu | triil. Bartow promises Dr. Felton I 1300 majority. Walker county will | call Bartow’a majority and take in I the checks —Yes, sir, don’t you for J j get it Mr. McHan, Walker, county ! will do her best in this race. Ev erybody likes Judson and every body will vote for him except two I j or three, and they don’t, like to vote i j against him. They are mighty snr- j rv Judson is in the race. They say j lit- is a promising young man, and I they hate to see him sacrificed, i Yes ; sir ; they too much res j pect for Judson Clements to call i him a mule colt, and they don’t ! appreciate anything of the kind. | although it appear* in the print of the Free Press. Dr. Felton’s organ and they really feel sorry for Jud son. Yes, sir: so much so that they haven’t got the heart to take ' any active part in this election. I | don’t believe a man in the county j would shed a tear if Judson were i elected. One of the best men in the county who voted for Dr. Fel- I ton in trie last election told, me, he | would not. But one opinion pre- j ; vails ; Judson is a good fellow. He is our county man and we believe j in him. I Ml you there are numbers of : men in this county who won’t vote for Dr. Felton hut they say they I can’t vote against Judson, and that is the end of it. No, sir, they make a mistake ; The end of it will lie Judgon’s election,-, just what they want. It is not the Clements’ attach ! inent qnly, that troubles Dr. Frlton; he also dread* the people’s attach ment for Clements. I’ll be in town on tbe_ night of the 4th to sing the news. Attachment. Legal Notice. Notice is hereby given that the \ undersigned and their associates will apply to the Legislature of Georgia, at its next session, for a ; charter for a railroad company bearing the following caption, to- t wit: An act to incorporate the Rome | and Chattanooga Railroad Com- 1 pany, and to grant certain powers j and privileges to the same, and to j authorize said road to consolidate j its road with any other road inc t p( ire ted by this State, or the State off 'lnnessee, and for other pur ports. i .1 lent John W. Maddox, | ~ e h K. R Foster, fir jel Withers, " j \ D, B - Hamilton, > MiUy ” and others. | Subscribe f , the Walker County ! -1 f eOl W AUC riON !! 1 will otter lln' people at LuFayette on next Tuesday, a large lot of Staple Nations AND Jewelry of all Kinds. WATI IIKs ol* siiptrior quality at your own price. tiOl.D and WATCH (1I AINB of the latent ntvle. FULL NKTd .1 FAY i:ij| V, aliiiont Riten away. Everybody of all ages and color#, i respectfully invited to come to this N A L IZ , ami secure some of Hie great ISaHst j to be had on that day. ?| G. W. FELT 2. Fattest Time, 2*ll. No horse lias ever mole IV ennui’ll time hut whut il will l> • 11. , 1 lile to lie heiiten some time, for Ken dall's Spavin cure is sure to timi.er ! up the joints and leave thousands | of spavined horses as sound and | limiter ns a cloth, and it has been | used with/such retnarkahle results | for every kind "f blemish or lame* j ness on heast or man, that every ' person owning a horse with still I joints or uny blemish, should use | it. Head advertisement for Ken i dull's Spavin Cure. CHATTANOOGA MARKETS CORREUTKD WEEKLY. Wheat old ill 05 to $1 10 “ new...., 75 to $1 00 j Corn, sacked 45 | Flour $550 to $G 50 i Corn Meal 55 ! Bulk Meats 5j to 8 i Bacon.. Gi to 0 I Lard 8i | Butter 124 to 15 | Chickens, young 10 to 13 “ old 10 Eggs 9 Dried Apples 3 *• Peaches 4 Blacklierries —nominal. ’ Feathers, prime to choice...3s to 40 '• (liick 20 I Beeswax , i 8 lo 20 I Cotton Hags 11 to 11 Tallow —nominal. Wool, unwashed 25 to 28 “ tub washed 35 to 40 “ cotted and hurry 12 to 20 Hides, dry 10 to 13 *• green Gto 7 Potatoes 50 Onions 50 Tomatoes 50 Beans 50 Ochre $1 00 Squashes 75 Cucumbers $1 (X) Roasting Ears per do*. 8 Cabbages “ ...75 in $1 (X) j Ginseng Hoot 90 tojSl (X) j Pink Hoot 15 to 18 I <soTit. VlllCETi: Veal A Son, Jewelers. ' K r % Gold American ..evers $50.00 Ladies Gold Watches 20.00 Gents’Silver American, L<- , vers 10.00 | Gents’Silver Swiss 8.00; Gents’ Nickel American 8.00 Gents’ Plated Swiss .... S(KI Composition Swiss 300 Seth Thomas Clocks, (i a IK) Plain Mantle Clock** -OX) Medium Good (j, 3 04) Common Clocks. 1 1 (X) Fine Gold Opera Chains 20.00 1 Solid Silver Teaspoons, per sett 5.00 ; Solid Stiver Forks, per sett... 12.00 | Silver Plated Teaspoons, per sett LOO ! £• Vyer Plated Tablespoons, l per sett 2.00 | Douhle Lined Violin, Bow and wood case 5.00 ; Solid Silver Thimbles, (name engraved on) 50 Heavy Solid Gold Wedding Rings, (names engraveds.4*o r\ H" w '"L'T" ISf nubile. IJ I Y* I Yu<l '■ "• ma,t f>u> *' r*» nr .X I work for II- lha uau\thiu«Ha«. ULU I I’.ipbal nut r««|irr«il. Wr »|>| ntnrt voii .912 .1 •«ay»u.»l upward.. | matli! ai hum* hy tint IndU'irloua. Mkii, Womrn. »*oyw n d rffrle wanted «vit>wli r«f i»* work for ua. Now h IhH lime. You can il**votr your wholi* tlui* to ill- woik, or 01 ly y**ur «i*ar«* in •• lit*. No oih*r t huainrHti will pay you ocHfiy an well, '•none will ! log to work fall tn aamk<* enwr • «*uh pay »*y ro gaging at one.*. < ’natty outfit * ii*i tHfiim free. 4 , grout opiKirtunity fur making inonrv '•aollv ami hou I urably. Ad«lr*m I art & Co., Augusta, Malm*. 7 8« p Isl \r AGENTS WASTED to sell the LIFE OF GENERAL HANCOCK 'TiylT. K. WIIsSON, Editorial HtafT N-w Yura I lVorld. With nrtH and figuroa alnce the day* or A Behlngton. A ever. /I'.r.MA KmR vutkih. a book w nh. having. v* r fr'V png a. fin (hut- 1 tru ioun. nut on nceipt of pner. $3.00 The out ht tor On |iu-io»-mt. 5 <•** t*. PJ»<> at ourn. 1 , w t.*i**t< p v\ Iv < / J. F. WAKDLAW. H. C. JONES. **' WARDLAW & JONES, m At the Old Stand of Reeco Bros., in DeSoto, % Doit lor* in ul) Klihlh of FANCY A ID FAMILY GROCERIES, ALSO BAGG'NG AND TIES, and all kiml of supplies, usunlly kept in :i tlrst class groeery store. We have a in connection with our stoic u large commodious stable and wagon yard The trade of Walker and adjacent counties especially solicited. MkV'We pay the highest market prieo lor ull kind* of country produce, srd sell our good* si "rock bottom prices." WAKDLAW A JONES. I TEAL A: SON, drai.m* in * * i CL( >OKS. CL< )CBiS, f * • * * WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE. KOHI), GDOItGI A. MrXiyml itirCHHTLAR. gIIWWBHW .L.lll UVlg ■SP.t.U.L’I V" JJ RJLWKgg BL!I*JUJLBBJHT PERRY DAVIS" IT VECETABLE : fAH KILLS A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY S m > For Internal and External Use, le • SURE CURE hr all the Dlscnes for which It Is re/ , «rTrrnK!Kl ul U ALWAYS PERFECTLY SAFE In the haads of tvea the most inexperienced persons. plV It la a sura nnd nulrh remedy for !*<•?* ftri L r'VaV*! THROAT, (’IIILI.H, ami Kliuilar trimblcn: afford* imta-u ; *" malifna*: fount of IJII*HTIIIvKI A, and In ai'C ’ ' P kauwm for nil EU 31 AT ISM aad NKUKA IA. a ' | V THE OLDEST, SEST, AMD MOST WISELY *<lCb‘ ip |o;| FAMILY MEDICIKE 13 THE WOULD. C t) /lla. , It baa bo«a used wtth such wundeefi.l sere*. 52 w3B% garl. v>« uoeU for OKA,WPM, t'UOt.UUA, I.H. ’ g- L i j '-\ J V'A f5®W3 UYBKNTBKY, sml stl UOVIKI, tIiafLUMS. j Misiilftl »h ut\fuiiUng cure for three dinner*. P 1® I® HAS STOOD THE TESTCMO YSASS’ ' Eg m « « USE 111 All COUNTRIES AED SU:-* [m'll J It la KECO3IiMXN»»D by >• L w -. 5 sl*4 \ : r\ •■ >y Vei l J fillulutei’St «*r riantai.niox, V-v. - l ;>*;•{ V te -v?/l FfCtorlon, Nurses iu Flosyltiila-la tv J s K4 [jr? /&* j. ’J h’J ftrysvlcf* O v;ho l«>m evuf ylvun It » t::ai v IS '?i Bf\ M II I*s WJTISCUr ARSW. AS AV . jaW ■< Y R*4«£| It uhouM ft!wnye lie i.aod for I’aia in lb<* k-i 11 Jrf’ // brimje aj>r*d!/ mid permanent mlitf l:» i. l uv it'l l ''M / & -fioiMlnx, Kavora llumMt nto. .fl SA. C&j. *U NO FAMILY CAN BAFHI.Y IIX Vt-Ti-’M r- .77.' { .»r.-JKiFiV .)t annually wave many t'moa ite co-> t In •<1 .* • 'iKr-O&sVt'v* f: y&jFt btlnfra It v-!Ui**i thn rtf ’1 of all. It i:» s■ ! ■•c; 1,... a Nittla.and enn bo ebtained tram ull tlrJß.*-Jti • C . .f» W lb if# &iL/e, li S."i ik <*• ’*!/ V J >J J. a> J m vki" V•* A l * ’ l a UCHTNINC SEWER feyi WILSON’S NEW H.S\^/^^OSCILIATINa SBUUU SEWING MACHINE smm macibne B|M|« 1 world. •: 1 SEND’fOR ILLUSTRATED CATA- iliw Ivf V ? LOGUE No. 330. WAN AGENT # A gj WlL'_ DELIVER A MACHINE AT YOUR SW •. RESIDENCE, FREE OF CHARGE, \ SUBJECT TO APPROVAL. ■A 6 UjOSBD ’ Address WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 129 6> 131 State St., Chicago, Illinois, U. S. A. I’or l»y J. V llmkr A C 0., Uomr, ila. 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Aiiuaa, Vi., Jm*. 00 h, |)n R J, K*m»am. *.«<», C 4 m* :~ln rep » to jr**l |rt.«r I will any Hint my *■gpcMeuiie **llh * K «• alt I i »Vl»* l.’Hr*!*’ ha* been vny *a?i*M‘*M»ij indeed', Three *'r lour v«ai* ago pwe ,r,, d * **•••** *' a,*..!, and filth It, eilrd a A- f«> «' lamenm Om ni hy * apwl . • am re iron niv Imr-e h**ea»ie *er* iHinr non I Mined hlifi Mil *«»f a f*'* Wlsaka * »'« M h. ramr hitter, Iftt « Ron IpM Mm '"» the r- ad hr? ir. w Hor e. wti n I riiarutncn llmi * rliupnn* lorniln •. I pn • f.-d a hot Hr of Kendal ’« ■‘pavid i fire end u i'h .ear Ilian a boll I erst red him a * that k« id not anv\ n llhrr rail the hdnch hr f aa4. R* iprcttuliy Yetlia, I*. N fIAANGKR. Pmcrcrnnce Will Tfll< H,-or«nT«*, A'arrh fl h, I AM. R. J. Kaaoau. A. • *».. Genii JnMlee in fmf nnd m >l think I Mi;h to lr| v» U k*nw lha» I h ivr rt >n, i-v< il itfii liofir rpivlnr w.tli “Kendall** rtp.iflti t nr#*,” on#* very I irge <ut , do ’t kh'*w how long the apavm lied been llorc I hafe n nvd ihd th* 1 h rat* r ght ni"iiilii>. It t***«a m* I •* if months m inkn ih« Itirjj* one nil mid two Ini ill* email fine I hiveipid ten bottler. I*iio li*.rr« Ir entirely W'h, nnt at all *tlF. sad n*i hit nr h in la a rn nr f It. 'I hir |« a womb rln medicine. *U l» a new thine here, hut If t doer Inr all « h it It hna dour fm me Hr a»le »i 111 hi* leiv grout. lUßlioctfit'iy your*. CH AR. E. I'AIiKEI. Kendall’s Spavin Cure.' I'okcipv, N. M , Jar n.iry and IWT n. J. Kknda t.i. k « e.. Genii man :—'A r I Hvr H beautiful roan mar. that war alfnn to neon accnnnt j o' a rpafln on her leg, which m <de her dead Imna ! We to »K on her ■hor« nn h lowed h'*r to run In thd barn yard m ihef.ill *1 ilia year, apply lint | KendallV j >pnjvin Cure” nreo (Sli.f to rilreetlou Wo did rot I u»eiirr for a in nth. eh* war • nilr* ly enred, and I the hunch completelv h moved, and line never beets ! InmyaMuce. W’ee ate nhat we know to he a fart. I w.. |*af** -o'd twelf d< r.oe lirttiliß in the rhnrt Unad that oe have ai-ted a- tour ngeM* in l oi co ri. K' epe.-t Mill vonre, UNDMtiIIU. h. KITTREfta*. Statement MADE UNDER OATH. I To Whom it May « oacKita —ln ih<* year 1873 I treated Wi ll Kend ilia r=|mvln i . re,a hone rpnvln ofarveral monih-’ growih, nearly half ah large aa a hen’* egg, and completely a'opprd the lamen* «■* and innovrd the eiilarginniit. I have wtvk**d ihe lioraa rvi r filler very linfd, and h never liar hern Innr, aor conl.l I ever pee any dlfT retire In ihe rlr*- of thd hock Joll.th rlnce I treated him wilh KconaliW Rpifln t'llfc. R A GMN'Kd. Knmhii'gh Fiil’a. Vt.. F» h. Vt. 1879. •'worn and ruh-erlhed io b» fore me this 25th ,4 -y of Feb , A. I>. IK7O J< iHN <i. JF.VNK, Jnatlre of the Pvaer. Kendall’s Spavin Cure On lliiman S'lrsh. Patteh’p M.ir.ia, Waahh gi-'n t'o.. N. T , I Feb Slat, 1891. S B. J K RKDAt.I., M. n. : Ilf »R —The prrK n lar« are on which I nard your **>y«vln ' «r»” w»* a malignant ank e apraln of riit-ea monihr* »ta«d mg I had tro d u nny thing*, hat iu v»ln. YPrtf “ p ivin i un ” pot ilie tool io the groand •g'la, for ihc A «t time rlnce t art. In a aai*rai porltle*. For a family liniment It eicela aa\(n| g we •fttf UH**d. YouiPtmly, KKV. M. I* UCLi., Fnato M. F. • hurch. MM*, 5. Y. k grfiALl.a e'PAtin i tm I* rare la l»r effnarf, mild In I r aetlou ha It doe* not hlia er vet It la pan etrailrig and pnwerlHl to r«aeh every d «p rrMt#d pnln or to remove a« v bony growth orotlirr enlarg* m* nt, riirh a* rparlua, aplinia, aurhr, vaHoday »pral ir, awelllng'*, any lamenesa aud all enlarge nientf of the j Ini* or Himlhi. or rheum ttn-in In mart and for ai y |»ni|io-e for wlit«li a liniment la af*d for Ilian or hr.i-t. It Ir now kn wn to be the ba*< liniment for man ever a*ed, aetl gmlld and jr*l «*f • tain In Itr rfcoll. Hend addrera f*»r llluatrated Circular which tve think giver po*|ilve proo* of |>r vlrtoer No rvmrdf har ever met vi ith euch ai A 4 aaocor* to onr . knowledge, for heart ar well ar m^n. Price fl. per bottle, or rli bottler fir s*. Alt. ripmoiATA have If or ran get It for yon, or it will he rnnl to any addrerr on receipt of prloa by the proprietors DM. H. J. KKNOALI. k. CO., taw burg F'all*, Vermont. Mpst. Rapkip k I. ama a, Athata, Ha. > Raaav, lIBMofILf.B k Co., Nauhrlllr, V Agratt. Yenneraee. J Jana If !y l | ! a 1 SURE CURE —•Ton (iingiis. Colds. Sore Throat, Broil* chitiM, Anlitmo, Consnioption, 4 net All DMfarea *f THROAT **4 I.UNCUIi Pol up In Qnart-Klao ho ties for Family Ua«. fie'nnl fie. Mv propar**t of Balsnrn Tolo, ■ Cryat*Ma«l m On.ly, O'd Kye. and other tonics. The P<»rn ul-f - known to onr *>hi p *y«'ctan*, I* highly oomm*ndo4 im tiieiii. an.l t'o anitlvrir »>f out moat paoinme 4 iiemiNi, I*.of. aA. MAKiNK.It, In flnlcuftn,ir on Hie . ei..( overy h fiio. It la wall known to themedio.il i>". euAioii ihit. TOIiIJ HOCK and RYBwßlafford th* •o t iid ‘or <;.»iic‘i", Co'dr. InPu'-nr*, Bronohiuia, h .e Tlim it, V/onk l.ungß, alm unau»|)tiofl, In Uia ia o l v *1 a <\ sneed st .i/es. '■ J »* n i::.:\’KRA(iK «nd APPKI IZRIt. ‘t nink-aa <i« •■' .ii trn•/ .r fa lly u*e. In ule taint to tike ;if » ,‘k »ntn ii iite.t, t «4v«a ton*, activity and rtrea .fk A rlk T V?' i I DON I OF DECE(VHr»«i f 'Ly iY U » l* *l“« i»y uni><invtt>!o i deal- % fi coi«iv>Ujt prim o* oiion you Koek and Rye in ■ f, ;.|.i«iu/ ..nr I O.IJ lt'»< k AND KYK. whioh la I \ t».,. oM.y icsV.-.l sr»i..a iii.. !ii <hf go. Ulie hie- M \ ft t.OVi-KNMr.KT KI’AMP o:i eieli l»« ttlc* ./ j],l VVIkPSi r. Ai- \1 IKTI\, t•^•o|»rte^o»-a # HI viiidtMHi ktrect, Chtcatja. y Mir f eS7r*»| Pi It t . • ..ir for l( ! „ \A *u< Mvi’elciiit P*.- nt .1* .a, ari* '• »**«r Uicu sin Dr i*f •. '» ?»: ' • 'it, O ' :><*'*,:?* »»4 Ait'lV «V« V\*f!»•»«•«. MiKl. rn'.rtrr rooloy 1 ., pottnt. *5* 7 ' f„l hm.l lieallhfi.l. Satl.fmtl.Ml R' » r *'''TL JJJf* the rlaap .« l*ld a quilual wl, wlilch render* ru.nn* lm]«,«il!ilr Bewere of iritniiKenient. A.k fooler'. Corset and lake no ntlmr. Send to ne through Tour dealer for a aample < nrlee from 7.1 cent, to *2.«0. and your order nil lb. jlllod hv return mail. Mamifacurad only by : Ulobo Minufacturhiß Company. BATTS. HEED A COOLEY, *44. J4S and 34’. fin-afrrni* t~?rrm\*r*Tntr ww»