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Newspaper Page TextVolume XLVI.—X MY HAIR % EDITORIAL; Scalp, Scaly ami Crusty. Terrible Itching. Three Other Remedies Full. Cured by Caticora For $2.75. It rerosrkab'e how raany people b; u»»;u** non c.*rapos mentis who were non mentis prior thereto I hare ar.ri the Ccrsccni Itrarspirs fir F«r.-.:p j gg beiotf h man of lonjr, curly bair. du-ca-t-H. hair *aa fading !>.-u!lr, toy forctou J r-y j ■rrxmut?cmitiy cyrrajy, aud !.ac:ij that I j Mat be this is why JOEe lawyers try onnUi.t! lev;* my hand* off ray head. 1; I corabod i _ ,* „ i„ » . . :f i€L*. rca-e-*, a sticky «-r pyintry suiu-tiuice | ha.*‘ ll >wirjF locks. j Picrchks of Biaekstone, the great law author of E igiaad, represent him 00*1 i orf iW. c - rcafes, .V sticky or pvmniy would oons out of this *klu und .form anollnr crust. AlVr tryiaj two or. throe mn«difn, J e*u.t to you for your t .x.k; and a'trr reading it, I n«*-J on,* »x>i of CrmrUKA, or..? cake Of GtfTICCnA Soai\ au.l took on> L-.Kte cf toe Ccnrm Iiiwoi.Ve.*.-;, vhlrh c-itf n-i. I feel sr.iL-fnl to you /..r tfu r*uoc<iles, asi hare Tecouuacmlfj t J w*ra to iuy fr.cuJa. I. >. •iTIt.VK;'!. StJrtv.:it-j, I.a-c Co., Fla. triad Eczema Cured 1 **•- c ‘-' rt . fi'Urlftchca -cr'■«, WmJ« < other formj **- 1i t-ivj r. rcr:. i r< «j«i i s* ;«*• hi* *:!:*-• t rras healed, and tno ►'‘lit s*"jin. I continued • r.« lorjf.r. Larky Gamt is a candidate lor Con- 2res? in the Ki^blh distrilt and should r»e cite eJ to give the |«op!e of Wasti- b gfort the practical illustration of the fn*,» in the United Slates who can -er.H.vu tne back ol his bead on his collar. ffrrt. !n t Vi la ‘I W»l Tuk Augusta Gfiro::icie sat a: Ilr.n F. f I. R ehsrtJson, the ifUitor ol the At*nta .Juii nai has been chosen - ; a- ttie ontlor for pres^ day at the Geor- r o.,;.-r- fon-rr, yijtii is? i *}« Ciiaritatqe-s to he h*hl at Albany i!iSS !•'»’• -Viw l*ro S r«s- of dm Newspa- I'w ils:>ism-':.:.ii i per” will be _his *ui ject aud every- r - j b»»dv knows that i: v.i.l be par«xcell- Lj.I.H.i: i.ivulUt i.(»_ »«, . « S. | * OiftlCWrQ ^esoivsnt I Editor Tuknkr lb showing thepeo- Tli: V I I’-j.-i:! r : n.i ifr*uU*t of j 1*1® °* AiDaiiy bis appreciation Of Mldf l!um..r JCcin- di - ‘jit-rr.slly, s tr.i- i.Cvl of , l.'ilcrc. t*bv givlf'g .hdU “the befit be j bas iu Chronicle. Thai's right, Brother Barrie. Our talutty *. I’uriil^r asd'Btantlfier, eitemally, ‘■very trace of di-. i*-?. Heow ih? znieaettre every ep^cicscf iu-hlus, }*!reply fll>fo>>?0 anil humor* ' ' ’ ‘ini, with If/rti* o: ks:r, ffora . frn j shop is fiupp.kd with the latent ntensi .;»! »r; arc fi.ling the bill like uuto bo plumlc-r—on the highest notch. ira.soc.; !»y n« I'm:::.". «Vt»a«cn, 50 r.taiird iro-. Ll/^Exi-s •in and If the record of Maud S. is consid- i or..bly lowered it will uor, be against J her owil f|H;ed. This lior-e i* t ; e - .s.: 1 property ol Mr. K*cdard K. Banner, o» X | Xtw Yolk, and the Boston Herald j recently fettled that: j Turfmen w ho are anxious to match I their horses ageinst tljose ol Mr. Bon- j ncr may as well spare them^eives the J trouble of et-Uing hi»n for gtich a oiivi- j h-gc. Mr. Bonner has repeatedly ar- pT~ I uounetd shat he will never allow one ar> ! - r his horses to trot against ano:her >gi h r-e. : lx the Atlanta Constitution of Sun- < jgjj i day appeared a letter from ths late Qten wm, mmi mum, v.-?xt:..,rw ury.e ; :!.r. : ::z, \ S h f'\ 1I--• * :.t -.n. r-i:.! ’* <*n** \ , .\ l aiuflV i.y : Critic .-i Anti-Fain 1 r, ‘-L r : t-:.ly i'osii-l:i*!iug pWli-.r. Toleda Blade. W e are about to publish the most re- mnrkable experience which has ever been known in the history of the world. It occnred in Sidney Ohio, and is a case which not only includes the most clear and definite of statements from the person herself, bat which has all the absorbing realism of romance, and ail the force of unquestionable truth. Following is the statement, which can be read with the greatest lutcreat: “I sm a young lady, and like most young ladies, shrink from apperibg in public or seeing tny name In pnnt, but I hava passed through au experience so remarkable that I feel compelled to make It public. I know there are many young ladies, elderly ladies, and men too, for That matter, wha are in he very greatest dancer, and yet who do not know it. To all such my ex- perierce will prove in valuable. A little over two years ago 1 took a 8- vere cold, and, as so many others do, carelessly neglected It. : It was very, very auno5lng, and I kept thinking every d*y it would pass away, but, in stead of doing so, it grew worse. 1 The iuv&l Experience cf • Qnuii- 4am "B*por:«r!al Miff-The An nual Spring Frci&et-^S) ria'ce Ta-ITay.’* In Uan*po!is Xcrr*. Much has been wiitteo cf life in a country weekly newspaper offi *e. But that is nothing compared with the experiences in the office of the weakly daily sheet published in towns cf a few thousand inljabitacts. A News reporter was partially brought up in such environment. 1 he paper was published in a small nerrn- ■estera city of about six thousand in habitants. The paid circulation was 600. A weekly edition wbs also print ed bn Thursdays, having twelve hun dred circulation. It was s college, town and the college bi-weekly wa?* also priuted between times. The daily issue, except Sunday, went iopnss at 4 p. m.—“thereorth-reabt»ut*?”—wit!» the Recent on the "thereabouts.” Fr-ax Tin Tab-. A b*hy ia bom at every beat- of ih h>;man heart. That Is more than one for c-rety c*Uk of the clock. These | living j (»s the poet calls babies) f dropped unsuiotd fram heaven,”; take | viiiga and fly back w hence they came J one for every minute in the day. Frt-ro January 1 to December 31 be tween 3S.000.000 and 43 000.GCO jswe!s]’ iekgm m from F ui !a-jerj*hi \ sayfi are dropped into this cold worM.j-A.small shanty la the rear^ of 4S Ogle There arc more baby girls than boy }s^kect has heea used by 4he boys living babies. The proper, ion of female {_ip.the ntighborhood as » ineeling and birihs to male Urtha is as 100 to jfettagttfg place.- Yesterday John S-> that between 2.000,000 acJ 3 C00,-eighteen years olu: Frank OX) moie -rirls are boro m the world f^d. Stanley Shirley, brothers, respect- each year than boy.*. There Is alwayg {>-'riy seventeen and eighteen years old; a surplus ol women, and the extra j kt-d Charles Favitiger, aiua number of girl babies keeps cp the | brother, aged r thirteen • and fifteen supply. The rate cf infant mortality and Charles Harris, seventeen cM'rra-;-i:» . la rc'UQ-I ruraber?, I l€^fi,Tniet'*s tfUal affthe shed. They CIO OO-'l bibk’S n-ever live loug^enongli j procured sozr.s giant powder and a &» talk: 3,003,003 mire never have a cssnee to waik or ran, and 5^000,000 never get old enough to go to ediool. lf-jo»iavo £ood at r-Tt^urea, get out your pr.pvr end pencil and try ihi- ^um. Here Is a Simple problem ib iiii.i ni-ric: A baby h born today 1*31). Now,suppose _ Us. ancestors it was a fimall five-column fo’lo, M .. „ K . t , with ™»d<--print in* i Je containing the j ^, Jl3 & ^ ^ cf 2U flow , he ,hp”<n,<.h b0t n0 .‘I telegrapliic news of tlm pr«e!h:g of one LorJ-ijftj six genrra- gh alone that annoyed me. 1 j twenty-four hours. It is. cccdj*'-s to ] Jos * Brown on the political situa- I!e takes the positien that wo Ii is ever been nominated three time-4 for the prefei- ilency but once and that was Alai- tin Van Buren who led the parly to j defeat then. Mr. Cleveland ha3 led ! the party to defeat once and his third astrous one. of \vi>- 'i^7 ** n ?i-. n o p c ip|. kfiiggmk0. in^C CUBES P p P Mb I BiSijS i Et-1 p.H S binLtuiUll ark com d of the courts in Nashville to establish his tlyirn to being a white man. He Maims by a heak of nature he is black a bile his brothers and sisters are white ami his parents were white The case arises out of the efiorc of his brotheis ani sisters as he claims to de fraud him out of property because he is black. The case will be watched with great interest lor on its decision may depend the Ac ion of many dark- complected people who have octaroon parents. «ii frequently feveriih, my lips were ldJ tUat tliere were no A . P. cr U. F. parched, my brestb hot. My appetite franchises held. It was called th*- was poor, and I lost in flesh daily. TinJe5 snd localiv if was not behind sometimes .my cheeks would be very ttl( . times. red, and again I would be as pale as X!ie editorial force consisted of the death. I tried to sleep regularly, but j proprietor, who took in subscriptions com not. aud when I did sleep 1 was advertisement, rnude the jobjprint- k roa e wt horrible dreems. Io i n g contracts and wiote long cditori il.- this way several months passed by, occasionally on national themes—sod until Anally I become so weak that 1 ^ He had been a bn D » was compelled to take to my bed. bed -intelligent compositor,” and had cannot, and do not believe the j gone up to proprietorship. Then greatest writer in the world could de- j there was the city editor, who also seribe_what I suffered. For eighteen ran t hcengine, and was good at both months I was unable to help myself in j 0 bs. Sometimes his duties kept bin the least, sad my mother, slater and on , hc stre(;t s0 i org the water used to brother were comp-etely worn out tak- wt prelt7 low iu ,be boiler and the i lion?—-how many .grandfuibezs has j -ha: hady had ? The answer, in round r»ujuW‘s, *il! ba Uiree figures follow- cu b; fit teen ciphers; FroftsSO! F.-cC- lorune lime flgurtti tba‘, if from a sj«S‘ie-^.air.’enrh husband sad wife bad marraicd&t ti.o age of 21 for S.000 yeurs, the popnlftlicu-of the earth, if there hau been no cettthp, would now be2.11)0,915 followed :>y *41 ciphers. Again.4f wc go.back to the time of Christ, cr fifty-.dx generations, how births, do you ihi-ik, mast have ttikea place In order to bring yon. who reads these lines, into tho world ? If you. try to get the exact, figures they youth who juggled tho ink-npon ti seveu different physicians, »bo came foBeis world have to rush and seek. A rSELKSS Fillin'. Tho cltize: s of Georgia aro being entertained, if we arc permitted to use that ttrai, In a newspaper fight that has no cquil in the history of the St vo. For some lime prst the Atlanta Con oi to sec me eeperately, and were also h| m among the highways and hedges, oft^n in consultation together. One j t W86 largely on that account that the ami all pronounced me incurable, and wrjter 7a , e ng! ged ae the reportorial 5 f id 1 alu = £ <ii? - Heyono the possiblli- ataff ai(i H ,- work f!1 connection, aid tc tics of a doubt I had consumption in U« | tbe detriment of Me du !ie> in college, last stages. Of course, in addition to The uity editor got (l > a week and had -11 li.e medicines of the doctors, I took a giving of Chicago and Indianapolis cough syrups and eod liver oils, which carrt8poudcnce . The si ad got less £ hoped would cure me, or at least th9n tilRt> t . OUail i frttb ,j.. UutheaUo bring mo relief. But, alas, none of o£ nn | ioiited bl . x _ : nice orders, cif- t tin even eased my suffering: cus tickets, professional “courtesies” -One day, e.b! bow well I remember am , glory. Some S_.tur.iajs heav tt, my mother and sister came into my L amed tll# tnlire management, save room with tears rolling down their lUe rt£H ng 0 f thoengioe: cheeks. Between their sobs they told .<»„ 1>LATES to . pay m me that I hail but a short-time to live, That , pp g a!iDg cry wisS hcard ccca . an t.iat t e t physicians had said alongiiy whenever the afternoon traiu an nii.-* rim* • I. . .1 .7^.— _ll ? . ■ * _ l ■*o, aud that ibay had done all in their f roro l«<Ji*Lapoija. was rauvh delayed power. * an< ^ was That mcaot eight colums of the iu>idt :rt sites !.tt* rhn » .<u<w .» s. to dip, but tho thought came to me ildt . . ,. ttt , to be fiilod up at.once, “Setlicg up lhat l woold like to see our town once lhat - mueh mat[rr was ou - of thc f . more, and perhsps look into the faces Uon e nUre ly . There was neither of some of my friends. Aly mother aud filter looked amazed, and ‘copy” ncr composing-room force foi that. It was then that the Irish fore- , . , .. , . ,u»an got out_ Tils tools and-did U- as simp y su clde, they 8a ifi, I g rea t saw-act on odds and ends of wiii.bother you. But to clumge the problem. Say that sK tbe bibiea bur; in one year p.re oae foot in feugt’b. Now, it lailbcad to feet, tltcy would ptreicli out from New Y'ork to Hong ivong. and some to spar?. If the 40,- 000,000 babies could walk past the 6f- flee of the B<iby at iha. rate of twenty per minute, cr 1,300 per hc-ur daring the-entire yerr,I>y the ti raft ’ the liver cijiiU passed, 312 numbers cf this pa per would be published, and might be read by G year-old boys and grri*, who were just borri when the procession started. Suppose that each baby born' iiiU year weighwl eight poniidsl. It ivoqid take hail a dc-ziti era Hers of the s'z?, capacity and strength of our new steel w ar oruiaeis to hold t is infante.' When twins arrived iu . Artec us Ward’s family, somebody called it an episode. * Yes, 1 ' said Artemis, “two episodes weighing* about- eighteen pounds j Icily.” In the foie;o : .»g baby figures we have allowed for epl fodts. stick of dyosmite from a storehouse at an ayjicent reservoir that is bilog built, an<1 proposed to anticips^e the Fbarth of Jaly by-**xplo»iing the stuff. The powder was placed upon r.bench and one of fixe boys Jit a g-sifi of it with a match; The dynamite wa* lying close by, aud it is supposed Mint the concufiiffon frwn tbepriwdfrcx- pfoded -t, for hardly had the match b?en spolie-.l before the powerful,ex plosive went off. The exphjRiojjV at tracted a crowd, who found the s»x boys lyiisg on tbe ground^ blackened and burn e*4 by j*owder, nn<l b)*cC.’Ubg from numerous jcuta; The siicJ, which was a flimsy strnctnre -of light boards, bad baen completely, demol ished, As speedily as nosrib'.e the iu- j iVetlb»ys were-curried into nearby houses and temporury attention g:yen to tbeir .irjuries. An exuratpolion ?bowed that although painfuiiy burn- ia-about; the* face and head. Ail the boy?, with • the- exception of Harris, ^aTd/escaped without dangerous m- The!lej-jif;ssustained by riar- ti^'were of a frigivful character. He b^d only one leg find lhat was blown Cdtnplsttiy pifpr.nd a wound was made In.'hL side from wh ch hi? entrails pr - truJed. He Was taken to tbe hevpitai bat died;shortly after. BylA Special Writer. ExrFsui.KXTZXG With a Cold.—Tbe , . vk . i. lh) ,. nr _ n rnf fy. , . , „ .. , ! Albany is attracting new comers laoatory of I rof. Pictet, at Berlin, is ev d ’ designed for the investigation of the Aml 5o ‘ , .. effects of cold. Tbe refrigerstin" ' „ d °' Dg 80 attr,ct3 .. , . ^ ^ j those who are uaturaliy drawn here machinery, driven by severel power-X fo. engines, keeps ^ objec^nder | ^ and SI S”roC 11 E - •« Stag as tnsy be required. The cooling ? h ^ T°° S: ' ?“ l° cklns aroana i ^ir^srcri tsw »k« .* c' ^^7 with a view of investing and i* effected by tbe evaporation of locating here. LcupVeHr in I'lJicssi, Frrxa t!ie CfcicHj j^ctcs evsporation liquids, and Is divided into three stage?, each with its special apparatus. For the first stage is used the mixture of sulphurous and carbolic acids known as ‘-Pictet’s fluid,” which Is condensed at a pressure of about two atmospheres a spiral tube cooled by water. Oxide of nitrogen (laughing gas) is the liquid chosen for the second stage, it is condensed at a pressure of 10 or 12 atmosphere in a tube kept at 80 => below zero by the action of the fl: st circuit. For the third stage air is em ployed, aud passes into the liquid state st a pressure of 75 atmospheres when thc temperature is kept at 135 => below zero by the other circuits. The evsp oration of the liquefied air gives a cold of about 200 3 below zero. Absolute zero is placed at 273 3 below zero C., but Prof. Pictet regards 255? brlow zero as about the lowest attaiijab'e artificial temperature. One of the ef fects of great cold has been the conver sation of quicksilver into beautiful fern-like crystals. Glycerine also has has been crystallized; anu cognac has been given by freezing thc peculiar mellowness commonly attained only by long keeping. The most impor tant result thus far, however, has been - .been the purifi cation of chloroform, the crystals that form in the commercial chtorolorm at about 6S 3 below zero being almost absolutely pure. M acxesium Lighting.—A new mag nesium lamp, devised by M. Dronisr, \ Leap year Ti with ns once more, and, ii reports lire true,Ii number of Cblca- go'-s j.onrg ladies have already pro ceeded to make the most of it. How ever, there'is one story circulating which proves that the course of true loVe;dors cot run smooth even when directed by the members of the s f x that is supposed to know most about it. Let roe leir you a story about iny He was highly impressed with Al bany acu In conversation with a friend before leaving he said: “Albany offers me the best field of any city I have visited since I have been in Georgia aud I think I will lo cate here. 1 intend to’erect a furniture factory to traich I will add machinery for the manufacture of all kind3 of wooden ware.” Mr. Doggettleffc here that night for Quincy, Fla., where ha went to visit relatives and frieods but will be back here to-day or to-morrow. He spoke very highly of Albanj and comes bare with a view of locating, and starting - the enterprise that he spoke of. It may be that he. will bo located here permanently after his return now and will send for his family to join him. Whether he will ^pursue this course is not known but he is strongly Impressed with Albany as aa attrac tive point and may give the city a new industry that wITl bring many new families here—as tho operators will have to live here—and will result In the investment of much money besides a quantity of the Specie bcirg termed loose here every week. Mr. Doggett Is a nephew of Capt. n. M. Doggelt, the captain of the steamer . Chattahoochee lhat plie3 be tween Savannah and New York and is a gentleman who^ comes with very strong endorsements; If Albany se- i cures him and his enterprise it may b,rn 9 *M»a t for regular : we!1 CODgr3tlllat3 “Tl, jjcrlotlsof 24 hours. A pored of mag- j mak e a goodcitizre aud tiis enterprise I’KIlim IX Pf\nciUlio*l in i.Ba.i* 1 Ail I....— I ... — j will .add much to the manufacturing cesium is consumed iu about 100 hours l giving a light equal to that of 130 j fhifa^eTorU* cSv“ pounds of candles, SO pounds of petro- j , leiim, or lomswhst more than 100 cu- [ : K<,:h Sai " ,: “•=<* »u»ocr. hV vvrila nf ..a , . ! ft tronlilos the sinner amf troubles tho saint, o.c ja.us of ga3. The advantage is ; it’s a tiouMesome, trjiiv.; and nasty corn- offered ol freedom from risk of fire. ' friend Lii*”- said One of Eogletrood ; s ihe fhysieians even more so. ‘It old and you certainly will never return to late8 . He als0 , out this ,1^ cari!j ilu> Ii f.n vs* nil Vat * Till*- BrtrK tk. <c n .1. I * ° always “standing,” and put it at the X.ZFTFTA!? l’L r Fic-prietoa, ^*raff"jsts, L'.^^Xai* e liicuky 5A /AlsIJAil, Go. D &5J O Ei SKIH, BE.OOS, LIVER, KSBSTEVS, SXA33JES. Arc they diseased ? Is a question that cHccts your life. Thrstnjjli tho ^fowaoh—hence thromflr*'tbe blood —aa l>o cured all disoasos «ht:so orsaus. F'S 6^1 -'Vocldridaj’s iw h U Wonderful «P 3 Cure), Y/00L2)E33Cii* WOVDEXSVL CUKE CO., COLn.MlIUS, UA. X-'CIl CALK ■“> ALL JDIirCCISTS, V p S3 J; - j f >■ j ^ 3rv 4 - got.r AC' r*. ;*G ;r j *r; L-. A:, ss y tVi f" In n & V S \>T'^A?F7«DinApv CLVjM^S 7Q flc ; *. :y-i i n CJl Sausa S5M? crt*?« ( <r a. Arte it.n.-w naC 4'tiiir: 'pwe ,tlc u;;i'.st ia rc.lJ.—ni!?* Il.lt.—Ii * 1.1. d;ro Knrk* I'.:: tj' J^ri >*UU> CV i'f'I cf prJav-Uo' ^ cs an anil-IiOiims sail rmil-maLirial irv ruDedr arc xrontlcrflil ia titolr offsets a L, iu freeing th» svhtoni cf bL’buiacs.^ . cn*l xsaJnrli. Xa oae living la Q Malariol Recioas Q , ftiiouM he \rithcat them. Their nso v prerents attacks of chills anil fever. ytirual»:i£0* > , bilious coil c. aud jSves 1st all the tiesvticBiilmxffthto mbt evils of aa uohcaiJhy and impure at- ruo-phejo. Orsantly mcar-ccateiL Prior, 22c. oc-oe. 3* Pxr'x Karo, X. r. 6 © ©OdQQ@Q 'The Atlanta Journal, a competitor of Mjo Constitution, has been equally j zealous in its advoeaey ot the lion. Grover Cleveland. For this neither paper is to be Cen sured, aud no complaint whatever is to he made, but when it narrows down to -he point that one paper il ls its col umns cue day with articles for Hill, and the other comes back in a spirit ol contest and urges Cleveland, keeping hu up from day to day, and enlisting iha attention of the State by having correspondents to take polls of popu lar preference, and each one claiming for ;t* candidate tho more popular •hoico, it becomes interesting to the public, because, it is shown in the las* 4nai}sis that it is a contest between newspapers, and not a tost of political strength of the national candidates. We w Ish i: distinctly understood hat this is not our light but the atti tude of these t .vo papers, two cf Geor gia's leading journals, has been com mented upon by the reading public, md the contest between them is depre cated by thc people at large. It is the concensus of opinion that he fight is not with the people ol th South. We stand just as we have a! vhvs done in a position, to give our 159 electoral votes to tho nominee ol no Democratic party. Wo are virtti- d!y placed where we hays no voice v hair vet in this matter because fiad- ng it .impossible to divide aud split, lading it .disastrous to the political management and control of our sec tion to form any mugwump party here *r split our electoral vote we are nec essarily compelled zy accept she uom utc of the party, and give our vote iccordlngly. This is a statement wo arc satisfied no Democrat In thc South is prepared io deny, and for that reasoa we make it without the logical proof leading up to it. Iz demands no proof, ami re quires no ccmocs.ration. We are sim ply placed in the position to accept tbe candidates named, and this we musr do irrespective of our personal prefer ences. Then why should we cr* ate dissen- fcion and strife aud difference and di vision in our goad ranks? Why should we not seud our delegates to • l.e conven ion instructed to acquiesce u the selection and choice of the .‘astern aud western - states ? We are lot in the position to dictate, we stand -imply in the attitude to accept. That being true we ask now for a spirit of harmony, the only policy jpon which we cau win in the eocaiug •ontest. Let us as solid Democrat^ rom the south mrit our differences in the crucible of harmony and place our platform before the people with each nan determined to stand there and diht for success until it crowns our ff;rts. Tne Atlanta Constitution Is a good Democratic paper, and the Atlanta j'onrnai is a good Democratic j>aper. tfr. Hill Is a g«>e.d Democrat and M Cleveland is a good Democrat. N publication in the south »s in a pos .ion to censure either one provided b receives the ncmlnatioa for the Pres © © © © © ! :cr»cy for we must go iiito win. For hat reason we beg t wo of Georgia’s 'eading publications to desist and let he fight be made on lines lhat will not involve the south in dissension and strife. We are fully aware that thl3 advice •nay be Ignored and our pratings may !•« looked upon like the burrowing ot a rnnt on an elephant’s trunk but there :s uo denying the fact that harmony just now and until thc campaign ends is the only policy that will lead to victory. . ness and wilfulness of a dying person, l insisted, am), as theday was pleasant, they finally jielded. and a carriage was secured in which they fitted up a bed of pillows. I was carried out, top of the first column Owing to tho delay of 2:10 train, our carefully prepared columns of the latest telegraphic news of the world uo .... , - i not appear in this issue. We regret placed in the carriage, and slowly Lk,. u . .. . , 7 7 . K 6 1 3 | this. However, in u»ur place, wc Iur driven about the Court House Square. „s„- . , * . y . * nis.i much interesuag misuellaneous. People looked on in woudor, and 1 1 was taken home more dead than alive it. .. , „ . .... „ ' * _ . . It was “jmiscellaneoa?,” for a lact My relatives all stood about my bed J . . 1 w Ancient fashion note?, sections of expecting to see me die at auy mo- u* .. .. . , , , 3 W ashington corre-ponder.ce, part& o’ ment, while friends, who had seen me „ , * . *. , V , . _ ’ „ . lalmage s sermon before last, poemt- in” 0U :C7T th “ aud jnk«; all hurriediv throwa togeth- One of the friends who called had #r fi|led the ^ hole fei^eofiU iq her hand a trial bottle of medicine, „ „... , ., „ ... . .. . . .. . . _ . . * paper, with and without “heads”-to wilich had been given her. ltclatmed lh# columns to be a cure for consumption, and she The wi „ tion bui y ron ^ ftd orged my mother to give me some of of four r00In , ln 8 ba8emaat> alofi;!sidc it. .Vhen so many able physicians L, whicll a good _35«d river ran. The iiave declared that consumption can- wgter of that river firet m ,. de not be cured, and when In Its first .. , . , „ A ... *. * * , the city, and ihe stream was closely stages it is so difficult to check, how I w . . . ,, w ,. ... ... , J built upon each ban*. Almost every could any medicine possibly help me, L - .. . , - , J ? * spnng, in const-queuce. the com pcs’ng- oo ihe verge oi the grave? But a . . ,» _ , : *• ' K * I room, being lower, was flooded to tne Ol’U JFTVidil BliOrilEB. JcKtihSa j Of Hira As A Citizen The Gfcal Hen Of Ttelr Clcu- ^eutethtns io*st Tlulr Z*trs<cu Con. , . ... I *v-***. LTiire ivnoi, wa: IIL’OUI-U iu LU' drowning person w.ll gr«p at a atraw, PItent of tw0 to six incbe5 . Tbe five . . I — .c a. t* ui aw u tv cia iuhiit.n* i uw aa v v and so my mother gave me »me of the compasito „ used l0 g0 to iVork iD rub . remedy, and continued at short inter- 1 vals to almmUter iL Somehow after her boots, and the tramp?, there gea- iTLTSY. » rr.*_ t f:i«’>»: of Anlrt.al. yy.Vi. Vi vrr. ’Sr.pc f -f! XSB7S > If ^'0 i :.;0 !?y.&0 Nsr/c-is Mife I’lff'WsSieE SRIYV MEBiCISC CO.. ... . .erally was on the spat, gave up their tak ng two doses. 1 felt better, and so „ 8ltg „ Once the entire estabiishment another bottle was procured without delay. Very soon a decided improve ment was noticed in, my condition. 1 was flooded, au-J temporary quarters were sought elsewhere. Tnat freshet always furnished great occasions for ..... I oin-iio iuiuisucu eisaii UU.13IUU3 lui continued taking this remedy which facetious expressions on the part of tbe was not on y oing me so much good, e8t ee met j morning oouttmporary, who but was so pleasant to the taste, and J.j in „ r> ' . At *, * “Mhad second-floor quarters. But taunts srolumnly affirm that I owe my com- - . . . . , , , 3 in return about hand presses always Silete recovery and resenn fmm th* I . . . ... pdt a stop to such fling?. Tne e. c. pleto recovery and rescue from the <rave to Dr. Acker’s English Rem cdy for Consumption, which was the •inly tiling that Could and did save me. Today I ain as well as L ever was In my life; strong and in perfect health, indeed, my friends consider my recov ery nothiog short of a miracle. “This, in brief, Is the story of my was run eff on an old-fashioned “man- killer.” A small circulation made death a lingering one, our editor fre quently wrote: News iu such sheets L whut news is on the New York Sun, or any when records of recent events of general in- _ . . . , ... . . _ . . terest hitherto unpubTsbed. It was suffering and salvation, and I wish .. - . . . Al . . . chitfl7 ol a persons' na:uro, and or ten that ev*ry man, woman and child In America might know it, for I see so many who are walking ia the same dangerous road that I was; neglic: had to be considerably padded out. I* will be noticed by a general elimina tion of such sheets that the “heads” , . . . . .are often carefully prepn-ed, and in mg what they think- .re .light cold,, L on5ilI , mIoo of poor q/alitj the mat- but which ,re certain to result in con- ter obUIiuWef the roann8r „ ofteo sumpuna, and perhaps death, unless ce )| eDt taken m time. ,, Mo(>tre f(j Sneh newspaper offices often ore the 1 best places to learn all the “trick” of the newspaper profession. Sidney, Ohio. “Bertha Shorr.” :DOCTOR aGKES’S I FORE I PINK [PILLS, c.icbraiMi ESGLisii; I You don’t want a torpid liver. Ynti don’t want a bad complexion. You c°mu?.u.». .lot jt T - - don’t want a bad breath. Yon don’t ut u* . r.T.rite olta tk.t} want a headache. Then nse De ’.Vi't uaiM. sold in snciua Cor u.5 | Little Earlv Risers, the laoious little !ita P iUs ’ IIlLSU ‘ x * Acib Co. wea to w. H. nontax a co. » *——— s| Demoatbenes put pebbles ia his month to core ills defective utterance. Even to aids day people find it a difli- Our experience covers many Ills, many piUa are many bills. Our ilia are smaller, oor pills are smaller and our bill* are smaller when we oae De iTitt’s Little Sarly Risers, fiusvis & Agak Co. An English coart has latety imposed a fine ot $730 upon alandlord for heed lessly stowing guests away In damp beds, thereby causing Illness. Ignorance of the merits oi De Witt’s Little Early Risers la a misfortune. TCese little pills regulate the liver, enre headache, dyspepsia, bad breath, constipation and blUionanesa. Hils- stas £ Aaan Co. '•Waiter, have yon seen my hot? A new one—” “You are too late, sir; the best ones have been gone for more than an hour.’’— [Chicago Ledger. You may cough an 1 cough and cough and cough and cough but yon will not, if you take De Wilt’s Cough and Consumption Cure, 11 n-man & Agak Co. Where Their Interests Clashed. The strictly veracious Eugene Field 1 0011 i ob t0 spealc Greek, of the Chicago Yews stands behind .he statement that Senator Wolcott ef Col orado. after he and Senator Biggins ol Delaware had both tried without suc cess to get the chairmanship of the li brary committee, observed; “Hig gins wants the earth—he would not be satisfied even w’tb that; he wants the universe, fenced in and labelled his very own. That is why I fear that by and by Higgins’ interests and mine may possibly clash.” Every year the number of-emigrants to this country Increases. Xo wonder wo b.Te bomb throwers and anar chists. From thc Atlanta Coc3titn:i *ri. Tho'Tniuiigration Lrr£c i.umber? or Rcssitm Jews has i»aturaiiy draw public attention in ibis country :o the remarkable qualities ot ibis>plend: race. In rhis land of Die fre&tlierfr is abun dant rcoin for ii'-vie moral, law-abid’ if*g. industrious h».U brainy people, As a writer i if the New York Herald -ny?, the Jews are the purest people in the world, it was uo idu2-boa«& When D’roffscli said in tbe E t«lish inocuou: in reply to the charge tha$ lie : *atf a Jew: “Yes,.I am a Jev ! tffeen. lfit ? necstc rs, of the- honorable gentlerneP were brutal satagtS .Inian unktiuwh island, mine were f r osts ic tlic T pU.!'* r : 1' .. 'llielr aristccracy of biith u mntei»ed by their aristocracy * f talent. .Neat*-, dcr, the great church bfstenen, Napol eon’s marshals, STult :»cd3lRSsena,-Hie brilliant Heine, -Bpicczij Rcssini Meyerbeer,. Mi ndeifscliD, liacbel- these were Jews, to say nothing cf a best of ethers, <Vliat philanthropist was more loved than 2! ou Leflore? In statesmanship look nf Disre^li wUc made Victcrii empress of India,-.and at our own Judah -Pi--Ber.jamin,. cl the. confederate cabinet! ~ Tbe Russian Jews will find*ready, welcome in America. Their feopU have outlived many oppressors,dy.n*ST riea and n3!iors. ') heir iitenrurt gives CbrUtlai.s their only historv ot Chri-t; and through rittir raeoiiame Christ. No Christian nation can .<)#•- ncucce and peisecute" this historic peo- p!c. . * .... . / Bat the Gentile imagination has made Shyirck a Jew, an i hss paintetl the Jewish traders? a trickster. 'ihV intelligent reader who w*ii : t-ike tjnif for a .momeot’-a thought will see wi?ai arjast nonsense «:l this .is. He will remember Americans'of every n iiy- ious~ faith and dehornination'wliog J ind t're ‘poor and cheat in trade, and h«- will readily , admit that be would «s soon trust himself to ihe mercies of » Jew :<s to his average uefghbor, ptr- haps a member of bis own church. Here is the South, where the. Jews, have always been a respected, influen tial snd prosperous -element of' our population, this line of thought is not uew, but ia some localities, where a 3ens?les3 prejudice operates against the Russian Jews. The Herald writer’s tribute 13 a timely one, and will, It L- to be hoped, have its effect upon pub lic opinion. A trial convinces the most skepti cal. Carefully prepared, pleasant to hetssie, De Witt’s Cough and C*>n- farrest d atigli ter?. ’ “I don’t sup pose I 'ought td ten it; .but the incident is one that most, ffl'en w ho have I ried loro' making/will appreciate. Lili’.- I)«8u 4 who came froia B>su>n a year ago, b^l been aitemioa to her for months antf hid been ‘callinj two weekt '‘ -‘Bat ne iroTaslifufahil so afraid of coming to tbe point * tha t she finally grew desperate und sa ? di- me: .‘You jdst tvait till leap year comes and i'TI teach that bashful young man V lesson. Such ditlHencr aud such ‘delay - arc wholly intxcus- ;“WclI, New Year’s came and tbe young man called. I expected Liil to come down to iny boose the next uiornihg and tell rne how happily she had .seltiefl'matters, but she Uid’nt come, so I pilled bn her in Ihe after noon. She appeared to be lad imposed anil melaucholy. “*What’s the matter ?’LI asked. “Her eyes filled wifchlejtrs,and after ajiale cry she saiii “X took him l»y the hand arid said to him * “Now, my her,' I’ll show ycu hew v.e Chicago women do things. Will you avail yourself Cf thlsoppore tufllty Jb_becppae uiy ‘promised "bus- b^nd?” And -lui’-r-fcere she sobbed— *oh tiie. Unite ! ba said,. **i can’t, foi Pin Already., engaged to 3 girl in Bos- Si .-J. ’ j. / ‘And wh^t di j; yoq ssy then?’ J aslted, syinpalhetically. Tier eyes fii*hed aa she replied: I said, to hi.Falsotte^there’s the door, . and. please be very quick about it,top.” ” ; The present running expense of the lamp exceeds 20 cents an- hour, but with the anticipated great reduction in tbe cost of the metal, lighting by mag nesium may be made fairly economi cal. Projected Rapid TcAXsljjlSK schedule time ior cars on * Cicctric railway between Buda-Pesth 13 expected to utes jor Uis entire distance of 150 miles. As planned, tbe road will have two main power stations, with 100 sub-sta.- lions, but oaiy tUrcs or four stopping places., Rich car will be about 130 .^eet long...flexed with four bogie trucks, acd an electric motor at each end will receive current through contact wheels running on conducting rails. The suds of the oars, lo.dimiubh air resiv- tanee, will lw shaped like those cf a «hip. PonER for Shall Boats.—The novel feature of a new electric boat, the idea of a French engineer, i3 a sea water battery. The'zlcc and copper plate3 are under .the boat, and can be raised or lowered by pulleys, serving •13 a kind of kt?el while at the same time driving a prdpeller by means of a motor. The Magic of Moderx Science.— In a paper on “The Tgnis Fatuus ot i?hotGgrapby,” Mr. F. A lolpbe raen- liocs the following as among the specialties which modern men of sci- nee arc seeking as a mean? whereby their results may bo indirectly turned •pto gold: 1. The artificial production .ptaiaf, Doii’t thii'k :t incurable; I tell you it ain’t. Excuse the grammar; it’s the truth I’m after, whether grammatically or ungraraaticaliy-toid. The truth i3, that catarrh can be cured. Tbe proprie tors of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy offer $500 for an incurable case of Ca- tsrrh in tbe-Head. Has no Equal. The United States" Official Report Of the Government Baking Powder tests recently made, under. authority of Congress, by the Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., furnishes the highest authoritative infor mation as to which powder is thc best. Thc Official Report shows the ROYAL superior to all others in leavening power; a cream of tartar powder of highest quality. The Canadian Tests: “The strength of the Royal is shown to be 23 per cent, greater than any other. “As a result of my investigations I find the Royal Baking Powder far superior to the others. It is pure, contains none but whole some ingredients, and is of greatest strength. “ F. X. Valade, Public Analyst, Ontario, “Dominion of Canada.” tc THE-PLACE-TO- IS THE PLACE WHERE YOU CAJT GET The Best broods For the leut money. We have made a reputation lor selling reliable goods and t SruFTojiaov CiXAEKn.—Head- bloody, putrid aud offensive; evee weak, ringing in tlie ears, deafuesa: offensive broatb, email arid taste im paired, anugt‘aerai debility'.- lOuly a lew of these symptoms likely to be presentat once. Dr. Sage’a Remedy cures tbe worst cases. Only aO.cents. Soid by druggists, everywhere. WE SELL THEM LOW ! Our stock Is oomp : HP®#S|Fanuer S ’ Hardwa** 1 There are now about fifteen hundred Loudon police iooapnc!rated for duty by the grip. u La Grippe.)’ Hundreds of publishers, having found Uumphrcys’ Specifics of price less vtelue in their family, never hesi tate to recommend them to their many readers. Hear the unsolicited testi mony of a few:* Chicago, IH. “Western Broker:” £ find Humphreys’ Specifies are inval uable. Several severe cases of La Grippe in my family have been cured by a faw day’s treatment. Hampton, N. J. “Atlantic Mirror:” I have used Humphreys’ Ppecific No. Seven with marked benefit, and am always glad to recommend its use. Waverly, Ohio. 44 WatchmanFor fevers, aud colds; Humphreys’ Specifies are inval uable. The alliance store at Hcoierville has failed. The stockholders report their loss at 33 1,3 per cent, oh stock. of the diamond from carbon, which means the crystallizilion c-l'carbon. 2. ! A SKiUin»Friends. A prevention or cure for epilepsy and j £ r -!5“^ J**?*®*? ^ a Indeed, ecusuniptiou. II. Tn e complete cmnbus- S « King’s New Discovery for Consump- 3tatVof'Ohio, City of Toledo. { ‘ LuctasOottxty, ‘j' as Frank J. Cheney makes- .oafh that »»e is the senior nartju-r pf the firm (J F. J.Gbeuev &.Co., tiqlng borings?hr -he C:tjr ptToteJh,'C«ij»hi y‘ end S’ftlr ifi>resttl-X,“an'd thatsair: flrinf will p-tj -the sunj of one .4um(IiVt rs fo; each Mid j»Y£ry cgge . of .Cntfirrir tFat* •rinnot he cured by the Uc"e ot: iLdi* Oiit iviU'CuTe. * '/-*—* ~ .. . * Fr.iXX J. FflEXEY.'i. Svorn b *.id . s^«bscriwd n »uy p-re3<Lji. *.Uy of De itDi'jj^r. A. D. 1SSG. — A. W; Gleason, J av.r L ** Notary l’uidi:. Bail’s Catarrh Cure !'■* fukt’rt anWrbsi ly ab-l acts/hVectfy 0.1'the 'blood Snd muco^ri surfaces-of tiie- system; -Send F J Cheney & Co.., Toledo, O. Sold by D.'tiC^iste, 75c.- sumpticn v>ure Is a valuable remedy. Hilsman & Agar Co; THCO\LYO\E EVK1C PRINTED. Can leu Find the.UorJ: There is a 3-inch display advertise ment in this paper, this week, which has no two words alike except one word. Tbe same is true of each new one appearing each week, from Dr, Harter Medicine Co. This house places a“Crescent”oneverything they make and publish. Look fox it, send them the name of tbe word, and they will return you Book, Beautiful Lithograph dr Sample Free. A missionary,has studied aaJ recent- ly committed to writlog the vernacu lar of the natives of the McDonnell range, South Australia. bis daughter writes U poetry.— [At chison (Ka3.) Globe. There is no more reason for a news paper giving away its space than there U for a merchant to give away bis wares. A Sail Awakening. “ When in the •* ark, oDthv soft band I hung, And heard the tunptinjr syren of tby tongue— What fliraes—wh.t daitj—what aogu-ih I cn ‘ured. Cut when thc candle entered—I was curei l” Such complexions as so many of oar young ladies po>?ess—dull, pimply, ind covered with sores and black heads, is enough to cool the ardor of the warmest lover. To such yoong ladles we would say, that yon cau never hava a soft, fair, smooth, attrac tive, klssabie complexion, unless your blood is healthy and pure, for the con dition of tbe bTood decides the com plexion. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery will parify your blood, tone up yonr system, and drive away^bose distressing headsches and hack ache, Ifa «g U rich T » 8 h. anytUnx ose-leaf might envy. - Reziey’a Crt F.»r ihe (ir'p. Frora the New York ncccrcer. . Dr. Keeley says he has dsed asifeti- da this winter for the cure of tha grip At bii Dwight (HI.) sanitarium, ami that in every instance it has given al most immediate relief and notoue out of six .lo. eight hundred pitieuts has been compelled to remalu in bedasiu- g!e day- He administers the asafelida in sixteen-grain doses four timts a day. Sound health has always followed re covery ia every irtitanee. The objec tion to this drug is overcome by plac ing it in a capsule. The Doctor re marks tint “dainty people shoull re member that most of the table sauces wliich are purchased lu the market and placed upon the table as relishes are largely made up of ssafetida, which imparts to th8 sauces their meaty fla vor.” It 13 an established tact that De Witt’s -Little Early Risers have an enormous sale, aad why ? Simply be cause they are pleasant in taking and happy in results. A pill for the mul titude. Uilsman £ Agar & Co. The oil well In Pennsylvania that yields Its ' owners $313,000 in six months may well be called a “slick” thing. hWouaQ’*Sitffer.|i|-!f» was what a witty woman called that period of life, which all. middle-aged pass through, and during which ro many seem to think they must suffer— that Nature intended It .si. Tne aime lady added : “Tf you don’t believe in ‘ woman’s safferage.’ there is one btl- !ot which■ wilt effeetnallv defeat ir— Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription.” ion of coa!, of.which but five per cent -snow available. 4, X’uotograpliy in natural colors. 5. Tbe direct utiliza tion of solar-heat, and tbe tb'j ahd ■ll'*od. C. The production of. “attkr cf roses” froia worthless substances Even the a'cbcmist’s original dream cf direct aud ,genuine.transmutation is beiug revived, for the indictions are tncrea-ing ihst tbe present elements *re not the simple substances they have been supposed," ah J should gold oroveto be a compound its artificial production wouid-bs byt a -quesdori of t’ae. Japanese Lacquering in Europe. rion, Coughs, and Colds.—If you have uever used this Great Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers In all dis eases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will bo refunded. Trial bottles free at , H. J. Lamar & Son, Drag store. :P10W STOCKS OP ALL KI1TD3, FARMING TOOLS Hoes, Shovels, Manure Forte, Bakes,' Efe. Traces, Back-Bands, Hames and Bridles. 1ST TS2 JB4RSB5 1 In fact yon will find all yon need at- Headquarters I Give us a call~“ We will do the Itest.” Chamberlain** Congh Reryedr. Mr. C. F. D,iTis. Editor of the Bioorofiiild,- Iowa, Farmer, says: “I can recomaienil.O'UatnberUin’s Coneh Remedy to all safferers with colds abd croap. I have used it in my family for the pa;t ftjo years and have found it tiie hast I ever uaejl for the purposes -Tl^uTeof the iarquer-ree (Ithns ygrrr.fljfr.:) i> the natural varaiih upon j Soys, and ti! 'Svuggista. t '* hith; .depends., the I among iatquer j " ~ ~ woritof tiie :Jipa-ie«R. Spei-hneni of i a French-inventor ha* mnde-ui In- TV. F. TIFT & BUY THE PLANET, JR., CULTIVATOR, THE MONEY SAVHBSS By All Odds this tree were brought from Japan 16 | str,,ciect that will permanently record years ago apd.plA-ited in the Jiotauical ? a . ® a 8fel«i»’a improvisations on the vardei- at Frankfort, where they have P iau ofo:tb the momenttbeyareplayed and have yielded Sl’CcI i irotn i - y .. .... , . ,' **£$ hon jst pill is the noblest work which thr.tty young trees hare spruug: ; of the. Apothecary.”' l>e Wirt’s Little TtU is true, not only at the period of middle life, but at all ages when wo- .u! irregniariiiw, inftimm 1 lbs place now h*s 31 healthy trees 30 feet high. To determine whether the pnee is sffieted by'itg ebunged condi tions, Prof. Rein has sent samples to Japanese artists for Mol, aad is hav ing comparative analyses made by eminent chemists. It thc reports are favorable, it Is expected that the lac- qner-tree will be quite extensively planted to Germany, aad that Euro peans will be instructed in the lacquer ing of wood by some worker from Ja pan. Weight or Light.—Prol. Oliver J. Lodge calculates that the impact of light-waves from the sun produces a pressure on tbe moon’s surface of about 1000 tons. In a total attraction of the sun on the moon is to be esti mated In millions of tons, this slight apparent diminution gives no appreei- ableefiect. Upon a very small body, however the pressure of solar light might be equal to, or even greater thao, the attraction of gravitation. Snch a body need not be Infinitely minute, but of a size comparable with that of a grain or dost. It Is conceivable that the dropping off of comets’ tails on their approach to tbe snn is dae to this action. Bexsixs op Bird Giaxts.—Bones recently found In New Zealand are estimated to represent 300 specimens of This immense wingless bird, now extinct, seems to have been hunt ed and eaten by the early inhabitants of New Zsalaad, aad is believed to have stood at least 10 feet h'gb. Mad agascar bad another giant wingless bird, whose eggs—10 or 12 inches 1c diameter, three times the slzs of ' of the ostrich—have been a: Early Risers cure constipation, fcil- llonsness and sie!; headache.' llins- JtAX & AOAIt (Jo. Tiie most generalljr useful medicine is Ayer's fills. As a remedy for the various diseases or the stomach, liver, and bowels, these Pills have no equaL Their susar-coating causes them not only to be easy anil > pleasant, to take, bnt preserves their medi cinal Integrity in ail climates and for any reasons We length of time. The best family medicine, Ayer's Pills are, also, unsurpassed for the use of travelers, soldiers, »«IIor«, campers, and pioneers. In some of tho most eritical cases, when ail other remedies have failed. Ayer’s Pills KING OF ALL ENGLISH A I>ntr to Sonrseil. For ola sore-3, ssnn eruptions, pim ples, ulcers and syphilis, use only p. r. p., and get well and enjoy the bless ing only to be.derived from the use of p. p. r. (Prickly' Asb, Poke Reofi and Potassium.) A cat badly ringed, but ajive and ac tive, was dog from the ruins of tbe Hotel Royal, Ne w York, on Monday. * Pl8ail»5»eii»e Ol health and fctrecgih renewed and of ease aud oooitori; follows the use ol rfyrup of Figs, as it sets In. harmony, wirh nature to effectually cleanse the system when costive or biliious* For sale in 50a and frl 00 bottles by all leading druggie At a test Xu England lately 70Owords were sent over a telephone ia three minutes and correctly received. There is a weed in northern Oregrn whiph renders horses that eat it insane. Arise© very No Disease cf ’the Blood can -withstand its prove effective. “ In the summer of IBM I was sent to the Annapolis hospital, suffering with clironlo diarrhea. 'While there, I became so re duced in strength that I could not speak amt •» was compelled to write everything I wanted to say. I was then having some 25 or ro stools per day. Tbe doctors ordered a medi cine tlmt I was satisfied would be of no benefit to me. I did not take It, but per suaded my nurse to get me some of Dr. Ayer's PHIs. About two o’clock in tho after noon I took six of these pills, and by mid night began to feel better. In tbe morning the doctors came again, and after deciding tliat my symptoms were moro favorable, gave me a different medicine, which I did not use. bnt took four more of the pills instead. Tho next day the doctors came to see me, and thought I was doing nicely, (and so did I). I then took one pill a day for a week. At the end of that time, I considered myself cured and that Ayer’s Pills had saved my life. I was then weak, but bad no return of tho disease, aud gained In strength as last as could be expected.”—F. a Luce, Lots Lieut 6Cth Eegt Mass. VoJ. Infantry. “Ayer's Pills are The Best I hare ever used for headaches, airi they act like a charm In relieving any disagree able sensation in tbe stomach after eating.” -Mrs. M. J. Ferguson, Pullens, Va. “I was a sufferer for years from dys pepsia and liter troubles, and found no permanent relief nnlll I commenced taking Ayer's Pills. They have effected a com plete cure.” —Georgo W. Mooney, Wan* Walla, W. T. SOLD !N E EMC LA Li fer Is. 1 J$cL, and m A m E R10 for 25 cents a bcttlc. UT TASTES Of TAKE -| Nature, -;assia tqd HH5' spring to thro-y . the heaviness thedajjgwi wlci J EX THE 1 SPRING. Wood. No? hi: 'docs it so well, prompt orsoi.rV las Swift's Speck I have used S. 8. S. for a e __ years, and consider tt the best tonic and I blood remedy that I eve? t I would not attempt f spring or summer in th out it? H. W. Of Coleman, Fergus Ayer’s Pills, 1 Blood an rUEFAHZD B" DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Li»4 Mast. Bold by aS Druggists and Dealers hx Medkrio* Our hook on I mailed free. 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Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Weekly news and advertiser. (Albany, Ga.) 1880-1???, February 20, 1892, Image 1