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THIS MESSEiN GEU. LAFAYETTE, GEORGIA. Thursday Morning, Dec. 9, 1880. Ratos of Subscription: Tw#lf* Months ••••,...§! 50 •lx Months. 75 Four Months nu 04«|it Copies ’ 05 nssrtsbly in advance. ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Sheriff. I hereby announce myself a can didate for Sheriff. Election first Wednesday in January. JOEL WITHERS. For Tax Collector. We are authorized to announce the name of NOAH aa a candidate for Tax Collector, of Walker county. Election in Ja:.u ary. We are authorized to announce the name of Jacob Gondson Jr., as a candidate for Tax Collector, of Walker county. Election first Wed nesday in January next. For Ordinary. We are authorized to nnnounce the name of J. A. PARK, as a can didate for Ordinary of Walker coun ty, Election in January next. To Our Subscribers. We are on the point of leaving the county to engage in another enterprise. On the first of January the Messenger will pass into other and worthier hands. We have met with nothing but uniform kindness from the citizens of Walker with whom we hove had business rela tions. Leaving as we do we shall need everything that is due us on our books. The individual amounts are small; but m the aggregate are large. We need the money. We appeal then to the good will of our subscribers to come forward to our help, it will be far better in a bus iness point of view, as it will pre vent all possibility of a mistake and confusion in the future. An Auction Sale. Will be sold without reserve on Thursday the 16ih inst., at the place known as the residence of A- UcHan : A 60 acre tract of land — 40 acres cleared, 20 timbered. This is a good cotton, or corn and wheat farm ; also one horse, cow and hei fer, eight fat hogs, a lot of new plows and farming utensils, cook ing stove, White sewing machine in perfect running order, goo 1 as new, kitchen safe, bureau and bed •teads with many other articles of household and kitchen furniture, one saddle, shot gun, and new wheelbarrow, &c. Notice—Corn Wanted. We want to buy some corn and will pay 60 cents per bushel f >r 300 to 500 bushel, either shelled or in | the err, delivered here. Good sound corn for bread. Trion Man’f'g Co., G. B. Myers, S-'c. and Treas. Public School Notice. I will be in LaFayette on Satur day the 18th inst., for the pur- j pose of settling with teachers rs Public schools, for the present year. This 7th day of December 1880. A. G. Bryan, County School Commissioner. LOCAL MESSAGES. The early sown wheat is looking well. Col. Clements has been in Atlan ta several days. Locate have teen rather source for several weeks. Read new legal advertisements in this issue of our paper. The roads have been a dreadful j condition for several days. Mr. Warthen seems to have all j he can attend to at his gin. See notice of “Corn Wanted,” j also “Public School Notice.” Center <t Mize’s shops, seems to be one of the liveliest places in | town. A large lot of cotton left this j place on last Tuesday for Rome and j Dalton. There was a considerable crowd j in town on last Tuesday sale day. ; There was some property sold. Mr. Virgil Russell w« are glad to j state, is thought to be impmvuig j some. We hope to see him again | soon. There has been a great many | hogs marketed, since the last cold epetl set in. I rion seems to ha the ; popular rourket, 1 There will tie one more issue of the Messenger, before holidays.—* ; Candidates who desire an an nouncement had better remember j this. We are requested to slat'- that there will he pleaching at the Bnp list church on Saturday before tae third Sunday in this month, by Rev. E. Able. Was married at the residence of the bride’s mother, on the night of ■ 2nd inst., by Rev. Dr. D. C. Fariss, Mr. R. F. Mize to Miss Fannie 1 Powell. We tender the newly mai- j ried couple our best wishes for their | future happiness and prosperity. One thing all hnve to hnvo is something to eat, and therefore it is j a question of interest to all, to know where they can make good pur- i chases. We know of a place, we will tell you, it is at Mr. L. Paynes’, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Call and see him. Capt. Joel Wilbers announces liimrelf a candidate for Sheriff. As j you all know, he is a tried and true j man. Elect him and should his duty call him into danger, he will not flinch. Put a warrant in his hand, and if an offender can be got lie’ll get him. There is a disease prevalent among the cattle of this county, something simular to blind-stag gers. We have heard of several who have lost their cows from the effects of it. There is a difference, of opinion as to the cause of the disease. Sume think it is a mould in the roughness they caused by so much wet weather. Mr. John Morgan on returning home from town last Saturday night, rode under a shed where there was a wagon, for some pur pose, when his mule undertook to jump over the tongue of the wagon, and in doing so caught Mr. Morgan between the saddle and a log just below the roof of the shed, injuring him considerably. It is thought some of his ribs were tore lose. He is not we think fatally injured ; but very severely hurt. At. last ac counts he was resting easy. A Letter from Catoosa. December Ist, 18S0. Dear Messenger: The excitement incident to the congressional election has subsided. I believe, and it is so long until the county elections take place, that the people have once more settled down, and become interested in farming operations. A great change has taken place in the ndnris of far mers in the last twelve months Many circumstances have tended to induce this change. Heretofore, to raise wheat, corn, oats, clover and stock has been the rule; hut the Cincinnati Southern Railway has put the North West iri conipe i titionwith us, and has consequent ly so reduced the prices of grain, that the old plan of farming yields no profit, and the hogs and cattle have become diseased, which adds somewhat to the prevalent discour agements. But in bright contrast ! with the above gloomy outlook, we | have had one of the most flattering cotton crops imaginable. Those who raised cotton this year in Ca toosa have been completely success ful. Many have gathered a hale and upwards to the acre and dili gent inquiry fails to 11ml a single man who has planted cotton at all, who did not raise at least one half \ a bale per acre, and a careful esti- j mate, made by those who ginned | the cotton furtheremore shows that the average product is fully three j fourths of a hale per acre. This is j encouraging. It is true we have \ land here, that, is not adapted to cotton, but it is cleariy demonstrat ed within the last three years, that we are in the cotton belt, whenever proper judgment has been exercis ed in the selection of land upon which to plant it. Farmers evident ly realize that a crisis is upon them, and that the old rut in which they hrve been traveling must he aban doned. All are talking of planting cotton, (except those who have threshing machines) and the pros pects are that there will be a very large crop of cotton planted here next year. A very unfortunate accident oc curred aboutfour miles from Grays* ville a few days ago. Two hoys aged respectfully 14 and 10, the sons of a poor widow, were playing with a pistol, when it was acciden tally discharged the hall entering the shoulder of the younger hoy wounding him, it is thought, mor tally. Alexis. ‘Kendall’s Spavin Cure’ always cures if properly used. Read tin ir j Advertisement. i Arkansas Letter. Rdsski.vu.lk. PoIK On., > Ark., Nov. 28th, 1880. j Mr. Editor: Dear Sir —I again seat myself to let you ami your readers know l am still alive. Since my last writing we Imve ; had Borne very disagreeable weath er. We had snow the 17th inst.. shoe mouth deep, and since then I some very cold weather one man was found frozen to death. Farmers are very much behind ! j gathering their crops, a great deal j jof cotton yet in the field. Tliere is a great demand for hands to pick | ! cotton, at one dollar per hundred, and some are off ering half for gall)- ; ering. This is a good country for a man with energy and enterprise. 'I lie land produces well, making from i 30 to 60 bushels ol corn, and from i three-lourths to one hale oi cotton to the acre. Cotton is selling here at present at from 10 to 11 cents ; corn 30 to ! 60 ets per bushels ; pork from 3 to ! 4 cents per pound. This is a great hog country, nil that is required is to mark and keep them gentle, they will get fat on the must. And then tliere is plenty of game in the mountains around Russel ville, and ducks in the creeks and lakes for those that like to hunt. There were three hears in killed Yell county in time of the snow. Tliere is a great deal of talk of a new railroad here now to run from ! Arkadelphia via Hot Springs, Dar danelle and Russelville to Harrison in the northern part of the State, if ii is Imilt it will run through the beautiful valley of the Petitgean where there is a large number of Georgians they all have good health and are doing well. 1 am still well pleased with my move to this country, all I regret is that. 1 didn’t come sooner. I am going to move in the Spring twenty miles west of Dardanelle, in Yell county. I have received the Messenger, and was as glad to get it as if I had met a dozen of my Georgia friends I also rec -ived a hack number from a friend containing the account of the election oi the Hon. J. C. Clem ents to C ogress. I say hurrah for Clements and Democracy. John M. Harp P. S. — I will say to all those wishing to know about this country to write to me, and I will give them ail the information I can. J. M. H. Trion Gleanings. Trion, Ga., Dec. 7,1880. Editor Messenger: I have not much news for your readers this week, and if I had the mails are so uncertain that your readers would not he much benefit t-d by any news 1 might send. — However, I believe the mail from ! LaFayette to Summerville has been all right for some time. Miss Mary C"X died at this place November the 23. 1880. Married at Trion, Ga. hv W. T L iwry J. P , December 5, 1880, Mr John Eslinger and Miss Retoccu White; also Mr. James H. Ingle and Miss Eijsato-th A. Il.tmbv. N. 11. Coker. A Word to Our Readers. When you read of a remedy that will core all diseases, beware of it: 1 I hut when you read of a pure vege table compound which claims to j j cure only certain parts of a body, J and furnishes high proof that it does this, you can safely try it and j with the assurance that it will Ik Ip j you. This is just what cures all troubles of the lower portion of the \ j body and none others. It will not i helo the tooth ache, ear-ache nor i consumption hut it will put your body in u vigorous and healthy state where you can enjoy life and appreciate its good things. Try “■ . , Mission Ridge Breezes. Editor Messenger: Feeble Ladles. Those languid, tiresome sensa tions, causing you to feel scarcely able to he on yc.ur feet: that con stant drain that is taken from your system all its elasticity ; driving j the bloom from your cheeks ; that ! continual strain upon your forces, | rendering you irritable and fretful, can easily he removed by the use of that marvelous remedy, Hop Bit ters. Irregularities end obstruc tions of jour system are relieved at once, while the special cause of periodical pain is permantly re moved. Will yon heed this? — Cin cinnati Saturday Sight. Give us your JOB WORK- h CHATTANOOGA MARKETB - WEEKLY. Wheat 81 00 1.. 81 10 | C<«ni, tiuukeil 545 to 58 | Kmur ...85 25 i" 8(1 50 Corn Meal GO ‘ Hulk Menta G to 12 ! ! ll tfon 7 in 05 i I,ant Os Gutter IS j Chicken*, young 12 ; “ olit 1G K'/kR 20 i Urieil Apples 2 " Peaches .1 | “ Hlacklnrries G , Feathers, prime to choice...Bs to 40 - cluck 20 | Beeswax 18 I Cotton Hags 11 to 2 Tallow G Wool, unwashed 22 to 28 “ tub washed 82 to 40 “ cottecJ and burr/. 12 to IS j I Hides, dry 10 to 14 *' green Gto 7 | | Potatoes 25 to 80 : ; Onions 81 25 j Cult ha res per head 11 Ginseng Hoot 81 25 Pink Hoot 15 A new hook on t'*e horse and his diseases, by B. J. Kendall M. ! D., Containing one hundred pages, I and sixty-five engravings. This is a j comprehensive, valualne wore and I wortli ten times its cost to every one owning a horse. For sale at I this ollioe and sent Post-paid on j j receipt of price, 25 cents, in cur- j ! rency or stamps. Address all orders to Messenger LaFuyelteGa. ! Best Hoods, Lowest Prices. Best Quality, PURE SILVER Tliimhles, For 25 CENTS. And j ENGRAVED Free Os Charge. Or two old ones for one new one. VEAL & SON, R une Ga. Hundreds of clergymen, doctors and others has used ‘Kendall’s Spavin Cure’ with the best success. Read the Advertisement. Bird Nats. 15 feet hag and 15 feet wings 84 00. 20 20 “ “ 500 Veal & Son, Rome, Ga. ItOtlTT PRICES: Veal & Sosa, Jewelers. Gold American ..ever* 850.00 ' j Ladies Gold Watches 20.00 Gents’ Silver American Le vers i 10.00 Gents’Silver Swiss 8.00 Gents’ Nickel American 8.00 Gents’ Plated Swiss 5.00 I Composition Swiss 3.00 ] Seth Thomas Clocks, fine 5.00 | Plain Mantle Clocks 4.00 Medium Good Clocks 3.00 Common Clocks 1.00 Fine Gold Opera Chains 20.00 Solid Silver Teaspoons, per sett 5.00 Solid Silver Forks, per sett... 12.00 Silver Plated Teaspoons, per sett 1.00 i Silver Plated Tahh-spoons, per sett 2.00 j Double Lined Violin, Bow and wood cas° 5 00 j Solid Silver Thimbles, (name engraved on) 50 Heavy Solid Gold Wedding Rings. (names engraved i... 500 r> . ■ .......e-^s>r--, vyrt< 3 ar ;-y r ,-a, LUN6 - PAolyy Cures by A SOKIMIO.X (Nature's way) j I I I LIJ.MI BISE.VSES. IX I I THROAT DISEASE:!, ' 1 "“BREATHIN(I TROUBLES. It DRIVES INTO die system curative ugen - ami healing medicine*. It DRAWS FROM the diseased parts the poisons that uai.se death. Thonsandi testify to its Virtuej TOUCAN BE RELIEVED and CURED Dont’ despair until you have tried this Sensible, Easily applied and It A II I- O A I, L Y EFF E C T U A L Remedy. Sold by Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of price, $2.00, by •I*" 4 The‘Only’ LoungPadCo dials and our Imok. tk’.ii, ~ i ....I •I hr Hi , 'mil. IM- trio. 1., Yntr.” s-nt five. Octl'ult Mil'll. Nov. 4. ly Wc*tei-ii & tliaulic Ittiii ftoiul. No. I. —North Bound Pamrnycr. Leave Atlanta 3:00 p ni Arrives at Chattanooga 8:47 p m No. 2. —South Bound Pumsenyer. Leave Chattanooga 5:25 p m Arrives at Atlanta 11:00 p ir. No. 3. —North Bound Puntenger. Leave Atlanta 5:20 a rn Arrives at Chatlnooga 5:56 a m No. 4. —South Bound Pa»xrnt/er. Leave Chattanooga 7:05 a in Arrive at Atlanta 12 36 p hi rx r** fs ui*lue-s now the public. jJ I V I Vt.'i •• in mak i»io*i#-y f-i-t* r »;( || J -X I wurk tor ns iliu •dt uiaytliliiK else. L/LVJ I l Lipi'.vl nol i* quiri'il. We u|.| ►tart ton. .sl2 u-‘ay and upward* made at Inline hy lb* Indu-irtoii*. Wen, women, hoys and girls wanted every wli re to work for us. Now 1m the lime. Y*m will devote your whole time to ill- work, 01 01 l> your snare in mi* lit*. No oilier Ini .ones* w-tl pay you nearly ns well. y o one will Inf* 10 woik cn*i fail to make eimr-i our pay l»y en gaging nt once. UWi'y **utfit c in'terms f *c. A itrent opjior'iiinty for making n*nm-y easily u t| hon orably. Adilf-tw i bck It Co., Augusta, M-t iip. j (Risccliancou* jXdvcr.tiaemcnU. Kendall's Spavin Cm; - Tilt-’ MOST »Ui’Ut ha|-TI. KkMKI'Y » ver <Us covered, .is It I- cruiln In Its * (Teel* end dties noi Idlsler. Kead pnrnf ueh-w l-’roui Rev. I*. V ranger. Presiding Killer of the v t. A Items IMwtrlot -Bt. A1 band, Vt., inn. 20 h, 1880 Du. 11. J. Kkhdai.i. It Cn , Gents i—ln replv to von j letter I will lay ilnii my experience with *K-n all - j HpßViii Cure’* Inis lieen very ***»|lbl ctmy hi «ed. j Three or lour years ago ' proc ireil h holtle of >• in ■ agent, ami will! It, cur- d .1 In r*e 01 lautem-M e li ed hy a spavin, l ust season niv horse became very I lame mu' I turned him out tor a few weeks when In 1 mime In tier, hut vs him I put tiini on tin- tend he ; prt w worse, win n I ms«-i sen-1 you a iing'onc was ; ! tin mill j. I pio.-uri d a hoille of K*-i dn> *s -i'mviii ' I ore i*ml wiili less than a hoille i n t il him so itinl j lie Is uni lame, n uln-r can tin- 1 u • h be • ihul. Itespi'Lifully yt.urs, I’. V G..AMUK. Perseverance Well Ti'il. n founiiTON, M«a*.. P.trt lifi h. 1880. : H. J Kiniiam & tienin : In jll-h'-e I" >"" : ami ms-- 11, I think I "U.-li to let v u k ow that I h ive ri-o.i.v- it sp.sn.s ssnli "K* ' d-tll’- , B|iiviu t iii‘‘,*’ nm* v. ry l uce on , do* ’1 know h »w long this spavin a-d been 'ln-ro I have <» tied tin* th * In-raee itht nionttis. It t**os m- to ir ni-.iuits to take 'ln- large nm oil ami two lor the mii ill one I have n-etl ten bottles. I’lro In.rse Is entirely w-11, I in*t at rsll slid', nnil to* Ini.tell to he senor !• It. This 1 i< a tvoiidi ifn medic in*. *t l« a new tlthitf Inn-. hut If 1 does for a I ssliat it Ims done lot m its ml*- ; will he vets itre it. ! Ih-spet tfn'ly sours. UIIAH. K. I’AUKKU. Kemdall's SpAVhi Sure. 1 oNCohD, N. H , January 2nd It J. Kkndai.i. k ‘ e., G. Ml man:— t rise 11 ! lieairtil'ui rosin mar that was fiven n» iison aeeoiuu ; o a spavin on her leu, wtinii m de in r dead lame ! XYe look oir her siloes an 111 low ed her to run In tile 1 ham s.ird in the fall *i the ye *r, apply Inc * Kendall’s ( •"paviu tiire” HCi oiding to direction Wc did tint ! use her for a m nth. .-he was . n'lr ly cured, and ( tin* hunch completely r» moved, and has never heen i lone since. Wes site w hit we kie.SV 1*» he II faet ;We have *o'd tweiv- dor.en In.tih sln the short time tiiut we liav acted a- sour mu tits in r«..eo d. U- s| 1 nilv yours, UN'UMililU. k KITTUEDGE. Statement MADE UNDER OATH. To Whom it V|ry ' oNri HN —ln the s ear 187.'i I treated wi ll Kcnd ill's epaviu t's re,a bon- spavin nf several uionih-i’ u'osvih, nenrlv half as Inrue as n lieu’s eiftr, ami eompletely stopped tin- Inno-n' Ms anil leiiiovtM the eiilaruiienl. 1 have work- d tile home ever sine*} very nurd, and In- never Ins been lame, nor eonlii I ev*-r sc*- any dlfT renee in tlie sl/,e of the hock joints since I treated him with KemlaH’s .-pivi. l ure. it. \ gaines. Kiio*litiitill Palis. Vt., F- h. 25. 1879. -sv-.irn old siih-erlb. dto In.lore me tlth 251b,d y of Feb , A. I». Ib7l>. JOHN IJ. JF.MNK, Justice of the Pence. Kendall’s Spavin Cure Oh Ehiitiau K-’lesli. Patten’S Mills, Washlt stun so., N. Y., i K* h 91st, 1878. \ It. J. K cnisall, M. I> : limr -ih The pnnl 11 Inr • nse «n which I used y-ur •‘•pavln t tin ” was a intiliuiiaut auk e sprain of sixteen mouths’ stuud ini* • had tro-d ii.any thiogs, hill in vain. Your p ivln • 'll r* ”pm 111 iinii to Hie uround au In. lor tin- fi hi linn- since l-urt, in 11 naiurai position. Kora family liniment it exe. Is Huythi>t> we ey r used S oius niil.s, lo V. M. t* ItKlj* , I’asto VI K. * liii'cli. Patten’s Vt|i|*. Y. ' KSOALI B -I’AVIN ' OLE I- Sille ill Its etlt CIS, nd'd io i s ii'-tiou as it does not him er yet p is pen etraiing and posver'ttl to remit every d ep s> tiled pain 01 to remove a< V bony ur'-wih orotll* r ewlaiife in- lit, t-U'-li as spiivii.s. splints. Clubs, ea-hms, i prni s. i-svelliiijis, r y Inmeness and i'll enlarge | in«-i,u of ill*-j ini- nr llmt's or rln-um Uisin In man n.ut for a- s pm pose for sv inch a liniment Is IH- »l I for 10:111 oi'bea-t It is mov kn svn lo in* the best I liii'uu-uf for in di it ver u.-ed, ucti- R mild and yet ccr I lain in Ith elfects j Semi address for lllus'rated i'fr.-mir w-hleh we 1 'liiek uiv.-s p -iiive proo oi l's s Irnn s No reiur-ds ' has ever met w Mil such tli «|uaM|. d succe-s to 0111 know|.-due. fn» |»ea*t as w ell :i> hi in. I I’ro es l. per boric, or si* I'Otth-s f< rs■ . Am. i ORUaoisrs ave l or can vet it for yon. or it will lie-ent to any address ..ii receipt of pri.-e hy the I l.r-ipri. 1. ■> li 11. J KKNI) I*l. k. Hi,, Kuos j Imre Kali-. Vermont. I lli-nt. Nankin k I.amar, Atlanta, Ga. » liKRKY, lIKWOVILI.K k t.'o., Nutdivillc, > Agent*. I enuessce ) June 18 ly THE BEST PAPER I TRY IT!! BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED SGtli YEAR. THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. The oiKKTiric Amirican Is a large First Glair VVe* klv Newspaper of Sixteen I’mc-s, print* il in t ' most le-autifill -lyle, profit-' ly dins Tat <1 " l»l»op «»r did'-ii raviotfs. n presßiitii a 'ln- i-ewe.-t luveuiiour ami the most Advances m the 'rfs and -cten»'e*; ii eluiliua New mol Inleresti a Fact'i in anenltiir ilmtieuiiirc, tile Home, il al h. vied lea I Proare-f So'-ial .-etenee. Natural History, Geoloay, Amrotu my The uio-i v iln.l hie oraetieni pnp'-r- try e i hic sat ters In till deparim' ills of e, will he fnu I in the -co-nlific Siiiere.io. Terms .flt.'l 20 per y nr, 151*8° half year, w hich ii eltpl spo tax*-. I'i-emn-tto Aaent-. Sinyle rmpu t- n cents. ohl liv all Nesvsilejih-rw. Kemlt h piH'ai or*U-r to M*'N \ k I'uli isln-rs, U7 I’a- How. N> w Yo k. f) Asp In connection with ill AaV l I Jll l 1'• lei 'lfie Aiii- ri'-au Messrs. Maun x o ar* 1 .-olieiior- of Xnn iie.ll and Forelao Patanls, liay>* had thirty five y ars’ex peri**n*-e, and rtosv have tin- Lira si ••slit' lishment in ■he world. Patents lire oldai ied on the best ivrii**. A so- Cinl notice m onide In tin- Seientlfle Auierean nt all Invention* pate ted tliroilirll this Vaeucv, w Ith tin* mini'! and rc-ld -nee of the Patentee. Ii) the immense olreulnthui thus u'Ven, puhlie atlentl'Ui is ilireeli'd to the merits of tin* new |iateut, and sales or ilitrodnr*riou Is O’teu easily eflei-ferl, Aiis per-on vs ho ha- made a new dtscovi ry or in vMution. can nsecrnln, free of charfte, oln tiuia patent can pronnhly la* obtained, by s% 1 iilmr to Mutm 1 Si (’o. We al-o ►end l>' e oor Mnnd Itouk nliout the i'aieui Laws. Patents, • a vents. Trade Marks, • heir ci ib mill Imw procured, with hints for pro cu i’ t a lvatices on invent ouh Address id. tli» Pap* r or (Mincerninc Patents Mil VS k Park Rnw, v Y llrnncli Offlee, eor. F 8t 7-h Sis. Wiishinglon l» ROBINSON WAGON COMPANY j MANUK sUTI'KKP.rf OF WAGONS Buggies & Phaetons. WE DO NO'l WANT AGENTSI VVE I'PPKU OUH STANDAfU) riiADp: VEHICLES TO THE TRADE- Woik that hfiH an re pa l a ti<>n, anil f haf can lx* han llcd with .-at ifilau'ion. hath to buyer and (teller. Send lor de-itrrH an I price** ROBI>SON WAGON CO., CINCINNATI. 0* *3^s2s Every Day Os • W Can brs easily made with our a -rfer Well Augers & Drills M One man and one hone Ww V are the only mak*!ra of the Tiffln Well- ( > Boring ana Uoclt-Drilliny Machine. Warranted the Beat oa Earth! *° 44o * LOOMIS « NYMAN, TlfFia, OHIO. A.SITCTiI.c.3 rn W»»hor.i of the t.'.ljr. Wkn# t’ls XSmJf jS^SUKSSSaiIS Jr* Iba Vlogor* With light r^*,> r prcMta. the HeriiiuK held «nni*',y lir.nd n'.'Lt and a radical euro certain. itL « u*j, du*ak!. AAd inesp- Sent by Clrcnlarr frw. ECULESTOJf TSVBB Hi Wisccllaneous JXJveiitißemcnta. I maM TIIB LEV DING HriKBTI.**TB OF TO LAY fan e that 1110-1 discus*-* are ell used |»\ di-'orden d Kidu‘-)*nr Liver. If, therefore, tin- Kidneys mid Liver lire kept in perfect ordei, p> r'eej lleHtln will lie t'ie resit t. This truth Inis nil's heeli kn> w.i n short time and for yenrs people ►tifTc’et) *r-i»t into iiv svltlmtit beitif able to tli.d n-ll* f. The discovers nfVVnrne*’* Sale Kidoev iied Llvnr Uure murks a new era lt» the tn-ntmeiii of iliesit troubles, v.n*f.* fiom a simple tropic il leaf of run- value. Ii eni tnlin Jhsi tlie elements necessary to nniirMi ami I vi*p» rate both of these grvitt i.rpai's. anil ► at'i lv re-tore and keep tli--m In order. It Is 11 I'tHl I'l S'K Kkm rnv for 1 H the itis'-Hses that raunc pain* in llte low er part of the In illy—for I'ort'ld 1 lv-*r II- mlaei-es —J 'ltiidleo - I'iZK ll*--* Lravel —F.-se Vgee. Malarial Fever, and all dirtl«‘ill:li'H of tin- Kidneys I. r nml Urinary man*. It Is an 1 xeelh ut no I sale rcim dy f-<r female dur It j» Pregnanev. U W’lh e *ii»r*'l Meu**r iHli-»e mi tl* invn'u hh* f.-r L*-ncorrl ip or falling of i|i<- VV lunnb Ash hi.md I’u-ltl'-r It is nneiiqu tied, for i( cures tile organs that make the hioo 1 HEAD THE REUORI). “It saved niv life.”—[M. It. Lakrly Seim**. Alt. “It is tin* remedy n m will cure the many dia hbc* peeit inr to women.” —[Mothers’ Magazine. “It has pn-sed severe tests and won end- rm'nicntH from humic of the highest medical talent In the -nullity.”—( \• sv York World. “ N 0’ fetnedy lt*-retofure discover'd ran he held for one momi'iit in eompmison with it.” [Kev. \. Ilnrvey, l». It., Wa-hington |>. U. Till- Heniedy, s* lilcli has dune ►u-h wond- rs, Is put up In the I. \HGES'P SIZED 51MTTLE of any ii" du-iii* Hi-on the market, and is sold hy ItriiL'VlstN and all dealers at #1 2 > per In tile. For iMabete’*, enquire for VVAKNEIi’ * SAFE HI VIiET’ES I'l HE. It Is a POSITIVE Itcmedy. 11. II XVAIINER & 00., Rochester, NY Nov 4 2y ee X £3 v'v.4 □ U Z UJ k A m p ► CUBE I BACKACHE Anil nil diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs by wearing tlie Improved Exeelsior Kidney l*ad It is a Marvel of lIEALIUG and Relief j Simple, Sensible, Direct. Painless, Powerful. I It CUR E S where ail else fails. A REVELATION and REVOLUTION | in Medicine. Absorption or diiec' :i|r 1 pliea.ioii, as opposed to unsatisfactory interna) medicines. Send fiir our trea tise on kidney frouble-, sent free. Sold by druggists or serif l/.y mail, on receipt of price. Address Tills I* Hie The “Only” I,ting I’ad Co., wimams »io,-k, neyp-d 'bk Detroit, Mich. lor it an take no other. Ns v, 4 ly 1881. 1881. THE CON3TsTUTiON. Nmv<t 111 our In.-iory lias a reliable, FIRSI’-CLASS NEWSPAPER been *0 essentially ii«-«*d<*d h> tlie Houtiiern people as at pr--r-cnt. Never has Til r* t;i *\ri PI I UTI«*N been aa ThorougMy Equipped ami ho fully prapareti to furi.ish >Uelt u p ipt-r as .'lt present. , Wttli n KLEUKAPIIIO SKKVICK UnICAQUI.KI) by any B -uthern p ip r With itNlueil L'lirrefip'Oideutit in every locality In w .u-li it» read- rs are interested, VV itll a CAPABLE EDITORIAL STAFF, a corps of efficient r* porters, and the ■> •n-A| of ‘‘special” con tri I'll tors, Tint ("oN.-ert I*tl --n ran promts** to its readers that it will In- belter than v r It fore, noil will co firm Its po.-ltlou a* the leading Southern Newspaper. VV hlle ” iik ( ’on«titu - i i -N svlll cm rs iliegntiernl news of the flay,ami express its opinioiis f'Niikly oil pi-lille-il t"pies. it wil d vote special aiteiitiou lo lint development of Southern Resources % in all letniimate eluuioels or directions. Ev-ry Georgina and cverv m m interested In *-iillu-ru en let prise nml grnwth, sliouol read Tim ÜbksTITUTI'-N in lie nf Us editions. I K*l(Hy* ltailv. one year -lx niotulis, tl.re* inimtns, y J.JU. vx c. kly, "ii year, |>l 50; six month*,fl; to <lll • * ot ten, one year, $1 2/i; *oelobs ot tw< nis, o.Ni; lloLLAlt AYEVII. tsnUl IIKUN t'ULTIVA I t ill, one year, 9KAO; to clubs of ten, ■512.50; rn chibs 01 twenty, #2O. W< t-kly L'onatitu ‘ iiMti mol 1 nluvutor to name addr h, one jear, 52 50. Address THE CONSTITUTION, Atlanta, Georgia. T It \ tub ,Vi;\l Vim Si OBNIiRVGR Tills YEAR. The Largest and Best Family Paper in lire World- SEND FOE SAMPLE COPY-TREE NEW YORK OBSERVER, 37 I’arf. Row, New York. RM. Nyman! Mukt’s u trip so Charianoofra, pausing ! |ih rough LaFayette t.*v< ry week, lie 1 pstVH liigltor prices for produce, poultry 1 and eggs than anybody. Hi< clmrgcH for i hauling from (’haltanooga is very rea- I satiable, and he takes belter care of! good*, than any man on the line. He is j ’iccotuuindatin# to al!, and deserves a | libera! patronage. Have your orders j ready every Saturday evening. Hu will | retort) to La Fayette on Wednesday. C \ I Giwit chance to make money. ! b 111 | 1 VYc need a pcr*mi in everv town I*l II | Iff to take miiiMfilptl'in. forilmlar | '•o I g'-st, cheap *»*| mid b-st Ilhict a ted f iii*lv pt;hlicHtl>>n in 111** world. Any one can becouin a ►uceessful ugt-m. -tx elegant works of nrt given Ire.: t-» •uh«erlii**rs. I'll** price I* so low that nllM'ot eV‘T)l*.i.|y -nb | serihes. ime Hg*-nt reports tuki g l*3U •iths -nh rc j h i'nv A Indy agent report* inaking over .9200 **|. a* profit In ten days. All who engage make money j 01 t- Y«»u chh devote nil y****r time to the business, or only your rp in* time Y«»u n*-ei< 1101 lot mwxx 'rut.l home iiv-r night. You can do ir as well as ! •alters Full directions nod terms free. Megan' 1 amt expensive "utrtr free. If you w ant profitable ! work send u* > our !iddi*:sa at once. It c*»r ts not It I mg l" tty the Ini-lues.*. No non who engage* fails m make great pHv. Address Glorok i*T»Ns»»a, Ct •'o, Portland, Maine. Sep. 16. lv j Take the Messes-ser, j (ilissccllaneou* AdwevtUtrounts. | It »n «ptk UMI tt. tMM inMMJM Farming for Prom [ lf»w. iHiflU, Conapreheo*lv*. A Oatnt*!«U P«m Library in lt««if. A #"f* gtijda U aaoeeasritl fans lag. TELLS HOW , Make Money I U foJs&SSSI?* •o»m manr tlae* It* coat every Mmhor. I*o pt|Wr t 14® 111-* rations. fiend for Circular* »nJ term* U | J. C. MctLUDY ft OOh i‘kll»<lol»lila. Fa. Merchants, Manufacturers, »v Nurserymen, Florists, Stationers and a .Aajgj/r Business People uvurywher* at* delighted with, sad Make and Save Money I M by Ming lha aoild rraraad Modtf EVrUUlra PRINTING Press j It Is large enough to do all the printing required, -strong, rapid, I BASV TO WORK, always reliable, awlftny boy ran manage it. | and do hundreds of dollars worth es work every year. We mako | twelve styles, both hand and foot power, ranging In price from ! fvwuitwards. Send j-centetamp for nrsuUra. CNery.onoiu nee. tv* " The Monat. rggssLse made M 0 ever Jv uo I set month and good prosper It ahead."—D Rlks aauMca. Tea " My M.".;RL Pmh-.s has over paid for ItacMjprmady in carW i printing alone."—W. F. WoOLARD, FaitUlm, Ilia. •* Tb# MOOR* does all and even more than you claim f>r it."— f. H. Snydfr, Newton, N. J. First Prltea at Paria, *7®, and Sydney, | N.S. W.,'79. Addrcst all ordcra or inquiries to manufacturer* 1 J. W. Daughaday A Co. 721 Chestnut St. Philadelpkls I Aifiu Avrrt, J. a. Rabartt. JLJtior. (Jen'l Jidnertuse, L»Io el •• COME Airs FARM.'’ “SOUTH~and WEST,” ruiiusniD at 5W I'iki Strut, St., Lout. By ALFRED AVERY *. CO. Rend f«r samplo cop pa of 44 ROIiTIf WKMT.h which is a llmt-class agricultural ; and family pajicr, published serai monthly at 1 the low price of 60 Cents a Year. Politic* aro ! cntirply ignored. General news, valuable Infor -1 mation, and interesting reading matter arc fur nished. The best of correspondents contribute from all sections of the country. 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The Formula ft known toour t,«at pi»y uciana, la highly ooramauded by them, and tna analysis of our moat prouune •’i uuivtsl, P.»f. « A. MARINER. in Chicago. ie on lire Kthelof every lx ttl*. It I* well known to tiie medical profateion that TOLU ROCK and KVB will afford the iglie' for Coughs, Colds, Influent*, Bronchitis, ■ro Throat, Weak Longs. also Consumption, Is the im ftii-'e t ft.ul advanced stages. tJwd ut a EKVKRACE und APPETIZER, H makias dehsrbttul tonic for family use. Is idwnaant to tike; If »* «lt or do> iiiUted, it give* (orb. activity and to th* whole human fr in«. (i 1 \ IT r a'lf )IV DONT BE DECEIVEDv ViliJ JL IWll, |,y unprincipled deal- \ era who try to tmiiuoif upon you flock and Rye in n piaeunf ..ar'ldl.U ROCK AND RYK. which ta I ttin ouiy moilicet.nl article mudu thr genuine h*v- M eg a I*oVftK.Ni! ICN V i»TAMP gn awli bottle. 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