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Newspaper Page TextTHE HOLY SEASON. .... a R'ai: sronY. ROW, THE 2d. Two Be oral visitors Bai They Imbib'd too rmly-Tw Coens in Jail for fftraliag’—Tbc In dian Sbow LiflitsBCd the .Lab ar* of (be Oflicers. Saturday Is usually a very busy day with the coppers and on that day they generally act cm the theory that eter nal vigilance is the price of their posi tion?. Bat last Saturday v?as not to trying upon the officer. In the afternoon at a time when If lag Alcohol i3 usually getting in hi» work on the country darkey this latter indtvldnl betook himself acr&ss the river to. seethe Kicksnoo Indian show and last night when he would have been investing his weeks wages in funeral juice he was drawn to the same place of amusement. Board the State School there were organized (here yesterday teachers’ institutes ecaaae xmon S $Hh the white, and colored I teachers.; These institutes are designed to bring all the teachers together who will read theses on different depart ments of education, discuss different methods Gf teaching and in many ways so confer together that they may easier teach the young idea how to shoot. The white teachers met at the Academy building and an organizi- Bat the coppers got in some work anyway, enough to pay their salaries. George Scurry whose ancestors did • not come over in the Mayflower, but were brought in bondag&irom Africa’s torrid clirae. indulged freely in alco holic beverage until the exbiii ration resulting therefrom-caused him to be somewhat indifferent to municipal law. He was driving a team and stopped on a street crossing so that no one^could pas3. A a officer ordered him to move and he positively refused. He w«ts taken to tbe lock up where he will reflect over his carelessness. Jim Hicks is a. deFcendant ol Ham of whom Ham doubtless would not have felt proud bad lie seen him yesterday atrernoon. Jim doe3 not have the opportunity to drink whisky except when in town nnd yesterday he tried to imbibe enough to last. J>!m a week. As a result the fumes rose to his brain or somewhere in that neigh borhood and he .became quarrelsome. To prevent any disturbance he was taken to the guard house and there concealed on his person was a rock as large as your double fists that he had brought with him to the city. He wss a walking rock quarry. Officer James made a scoop and hauled in Harriet Gary who on last • Tuesday appropriated unto herself a little savings bank belonging to Mrs. D. Strauss.- She is now a guest of the Hotel oe Edwards. Officer Kemp did not allow the days record to go as a blank for him self. Ho escorted a young darkey by the name of Will Green to the county hostelry to await a trial on the charge of larceny from the person or robbery as the case may be. A wo man with whom he had been asso ciating by the name of Caroline Parker had some silver money, two dollars in American coinage, that aroused Wil liam’s covetousness and he straight way appropriated the same to his own use, He has been a porter at the Inn aud now he will have au opportunity pf belDg.a 'porter-at McKee’s cramp, THE 1E.HPLG DEiTOVEl). A Justice Court House Burned- Thought 16 oe Incendiary. About two years ago the County Commissioners had neat and substan tial structures erected iu the different militia districts in which the justices of the peace could hold their courts. These structures we're one-roouied frame buildings with good brick chim neys nnd cost probably a hundred dol lars each. But yesterday mornfng the one In East Dougherty was destroyed by fire. The fire was discovered about 4 or 5 o’clock but had made such headway that it was impossible to stop the rag ing flames and the building was a to tal 1083. The bulldingdiad been used also as a village school house and was a very convenient public structure. It is thought that the Are must have been incendiary and that tramps must have tired It. Several times lately tramps have beeu found who slept in this building while making theit Bohe mian tours over the land and it fs ' thought some one or more such chat - outers must have beeu there on Friday night. {Saturday wa3 Justice Pinson’s day for holding court and being without a house be bad to hold his session in the 'flten Gaodbje.To For a Time—Tlie Reman CattoTc and Episcopal Cbarchei Will Ob- serve tbe season in ASbnny. To-morrow will ho-tbe first day of the holy season of lent. The season is observed by the Roman Catholic and Protestant Episcopal churches, the lat ter being the only protestant denomi nation which dpes so. The holy season of lent begins with Ash Wednesday and contince3 till Holy Saturday, inclusive. Since the lion was effected by electing Prof Z I days of the apostles lent has been set Fitzpatrick president, Miss Clifford J apart that the faithful may imitate the Tavior secretary, and Miss Mariah j forty days’ fast of tbe blessed Savior, Davis, treasurer. Papers were read as follows: Head ing—Miss M Davis; Writing—Mrs Z I Fitzpatrick; Orthography—Miss C Taylor; Geography—Mi«3 Loaella Gil bert; English Grammar—Prof C W Hudson and Arithmetic—Prcf Z I Fitzpatrick. These papers were care ful Jy prepared and the. subjects were bandied in a masterly manner. After the reading of each paper all present engaged in a full, free discussion of the topic treated of and the inter change of ideas and experience wss quite beneficial to all. The colored teachers held their ses sion at tbe Red school house and Prof Geo Bunts was elected president. There were quite a number of teach ers present there and papers were read on the same subjects mentioned above. Mr L E Welch the president of the Board of Education and Mr J S.Dayis, the County [School Commissioner visit ed both institutes and gave the bene fit of their knowledge and experience, encouraging the teachers with kind words and helpful hints. These insti tutes prom’se to be of great benefit to those who participate in then*. “Give Us A Lifll” “Do send down something to help us!” “Those little Pleasant Pellets, you sent before, were just what we wanted !” “They helped right where we w ore weakest!” “Don’t send any thing else!” - Nature, abused and neglected, docs her best to overcome exbaustotion and ward off threatening disease, but some times calls for help, and knows just what she’s about. The system takes kindly to the raiid, wholesome in fluence of Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, and often their timely assistance cor rects evils which would soon lead to serious results. With the first signal of distress, nature will thank you for remetnbeoing her request, 't herefore, if languid, easily tired, bad taste in mouth, bowels irregular or constipa ted, give nature a lift by taking Dr. Pierce’s Pellets. Be3t liver Pill made. 2-23-6 t Many men Jet their beards grow be cause their skin is too soft for the ra zor. Electric Bitters, This remedy Is becoming so well known and so popular us to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does not exist and It is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid neys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum nnd other affections caused by impure blood.—Will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all malaria fevers.—For cure of headache, constipation and indiges tion try Electric Bitters.—Entire satis faction guaranteed, or money refund it.—Price50 cts., and $1 per bottle a H. J. Lamar & Son’s drugstore. An English governess is hereafter to educate the daughters of the King of Si am, arul she will bo -rewarded therefor with a salary of $3,500 a year and a reSidene in the royal palace. A Happy Combination, Of the most potent aud active pro perties of the whole vegetable kingdom, is that which makes Dr. Pierce’s Fa vorite Prescription so pre-eminently above every other sc-called Woman’s restorative in the market. Don’t stop short of the best! Dont experiment with worthless invitations, when the world acknowledges no superior to the original, reliable, and only guareoteed remedy for the happy restoration of suffering and debtliated women. Costs nothing if it don’t do jusiLas recom mended. Sho guarentee on bottle- wrapper. -2-23-G t * iDtiriog last Friday’s storm thous ands ef caterpillars aud small bugs leil in Patterson, N. J. THE CUAETACQEl, . SiiUPtHlnjf of tbe UriUIant i rogram. That ban Been Fro pared. . Are you seeking a littlo diversion to-day? Are you thinking ot taking a stroll into the country or a drive over the city ? Well it you seek something that will give you_entertainmcrit just glance to another column of this paper and study the program and calendar of the llappy floojiit-r». Wn. Timmons, Postmaster of Ida- ville, Inch, writes: “Electric Bitters has done more for me than all other medicines combiued, for that bad feel ing arising from Kidney and Liver trouble.” John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of same place, says: “Find ‘Electric Bitters to be the best Kidney and Liver medicine, made me feel like a new man.” J. W. Gardner, hard ware merchant, ’ some town, says: Electric Bitters is just the thing lor a man who is all run down and don’t care whether he lives Or dies; ho found new strength, good appetite and felt just like like he*bad a new lease ot life. Only 50c. a bottle, at . J. La-n mar & Son’s drug store. 2 approaching fourth annual assembly of the Georgia Chautauqua. Capt. R. IIobb3, tho president of the Chautauqua association, Mr. A. W. Muse the secretary and Mj\ J. S. Da vis, superintendent, have been no ceasing in their efforts to make the ap proaching session the most attractive in the history-of the institution. That they have arranged the program'with .tjnijkytfw. the attractions there pre- ;hly domonatrat. the different departments Dr. W. A. Duncan, the imitable, in charge of the assembly, then Dr. A. E. Dunning, the man who grows on you the .more you know of him, will be iii charge of the Sun day school Normal for the benefit of ministers and Bible teachers, Prof. C. C. Case who with *his wonderful facul ty of voice, culture nnd a sweet singer himself, will have charge of the music, Dr. Auderson of course will be here to impart physical beauty, and strength and Piyf, Wells will again instruct all all parties who wish a more thorough knowledge of business prlneiples/ctc. Not only this but a Georgia State. Tetcbcr’3 InsijtuteAyia bo organized under the direction, of Hoa. S. D. - Brad well, .State School Commissioner. Not less thao two hundred and fifty teachers will be 1c attendaiTce during the week. But that is hardly a fair start on what will be furnished for the enter tainment of the public. Look down the program and you see such names as Curry, Lansing, Hawthorne.Bicfc- ardson, duBignou, Northen, ;Wooten 8 Darstcn, Prcsbrce and others. It is not necessary to dilate upon each one An inebriated individual dropped a nickel in the slot of a weighing ma chine in the Girard House last night, and with a request to be put off at Eighteenth street, went calmly to sleep. TJ:« Grippe Clawing- in Alub.ioiq. ' La grippe is raging here, and I find and be reminded In a special manner of His passion and death. That by fervent prayer, bearing tbe divine word, earnest mordfication and absti nence from amusements, the faithful pay prepare themselves for a worthy reception of the sacraments and a be coming celebration of Easter. The season is ushered in significant ly by-making the sign of the eros3 on the beads of the people on Ash Wed nesday with blessed askc3. The ashe are a symbol of death, which m in hi merited by sin and Is used to excite the people to penance. Hense the priest, whilst putting tbe ashes on tbe bead says: “Remember, -man, that thou art dust, and unto dost thou Shalt re turn.” These ashes are made from the palm branches blessed on the preced ing Palm Sunday of the year before, and show forth how quickly death purs an end to all rejoicings. - The following circular has been Is sued to ail the Catholic churches in the diocese of Savannah; and will be lead from tbe pulpits and posted in the ves tibules. “OfVjcial. ‘‘Rev. and Dear SU: - “By the command of the TbinTPle nary Council of Baltimore, a collection Is to be taken up in all the churches on the first Sunday of Lent, for the missions among the Indians and color ed people. “We require all pur clergy to re mind their flocks to give liberally for this good work, aud to forward the amount to our Vicar General in Savan nah. They should also read the gen eral regulations for the observance of the Lenton period on each Sunday during Lent. “The following are the laws for Lent in the diocese of Savannah:— “Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent falls on the 2d of March. “1. All the faithful who have com pleted their 21st year are, unless leg! dmately dispensed, buond to observe tbe fast of Lent. “2. They are to make only one meal a day excepting Sundays. * 3. The meal allowed on fast days is not to be taken until about neon. “4. Flesh meat and fish are not to be used at the same meal daring Lent. “5. A small reire3hment, com man ly called coTTation; is allowed in the evening, not to exeeed the fourth part of an ordinary meal. “7. At the collation it is permitted to use bread, all kinds of fruits, salads and vegetables. Tbe use of butter, cheese, milk and eggs Is also tolerated by virtue of long established custom. “7. General usage has made it law ful to take in tbe morning, some warm liquid, as tea, coffee, or thin chocolate made with water, and a mouthful ol bread. “8. Necessity and custom ha vs nu thorized the U3S of hog’s lard instead ot butter in preparing permitted food “9. The following persons are ex empted from the obligation of fasting: Persons under twenty-one years of age, the sick, nursing women, those who arc obliged to do hard labor, all who, through weakness cannot fast without great prejudice to their health. “10. By virtue of an indult granted to the bishops of these provinces, under date August 3, 1S87, the use ol fiesh meat will be allowed at all meals on Sundays, and once a day on Mon days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days, with the exception of the second and last Saturdays in Lent. *11. Persons dispensed from tbe obligation ot fasting, on account of tender or advadeed age, bard labor or ill health, are free to take meat more than once on those days when its use is granted by dispensation. “12. The faithful are reminded that besides the obligation of fasting im posed by the church, this holy season of Lent should be in an especial m in ner a time of earnest prayer, of sorrow for sm, of selusion from tbe world and its amasement?, and of generous alms- giving. “13, The Pascal time extends from the first Sunday in Lent till Trinity Sunday, during which time ail Catho lics who have attained the use of reason are bound to prepare themselves to re- ctlvo worthily holy communion. Tl|e seasou of Lent is a proper time, also, for children to gj to their first confes sion, which they ought to do when about 7 years of age. Parents and teachers should see to this. * t Thomas A. Becker, “B.shop ol Savannah.” of Atlas lays i£( story: >y tell a very of a due! that came near fought by Loo-street and Ger- eral A. P. Hill, during the Virginia campaign. Moiby says that the battle of Galnc’a mill was fought and won, almostix- closlvely, by Longs treel’s Georgia soldiers. A piper published iu Rich mond, cuFed the Richmond Examiner, gave a very extensive description of the battle, but gave all the credit to General A. P. HiU, who was also tn the fight. The paper gave tbe Geor gia general and die Georgia soldiers no dreise at all. Longstrecl's adju tant trailed his attention to it with a vehement protest. The men were ail an gered, that after winning such a hard- fought battle, they should lie robbed of ihstr rightful chains to tbe victory. Longstreet ordered his afij itaat t«rre- piy to it Ju the same paper, which did. Gen. flill wrote to fi id. out who it was who had stamped his account ol the battle as fais**, and Longstreet, somewhat provoked, wrote oa the back of Hill’s letter that-liehimself did t. Thl«, with the manner iu which, ’twss given, caused Hill to seudacbal- lengeto Longstreet, which Lee’s old W»r borderwas quick to accept. Erery- hing was being arranged for the fight when General L-c beard of It, and rushed in upon the scene, and com manded Longstreet to desist or bt would Sepd him fretn the army. Longstreet said ho eottid cot'withdraw his acceptance of the challenge' until the challenge was withdrawn. By is terference. tbe challenge, was with drawn, aud CKe duel declared < If, Ac cording to Mosby’a account, these two ga laul leadefed^ue very near shoot- fcpTench other.’’ 2 . y * * Co!. Ed. Auger, is in told A Stra ge Ui-ary. I There Is a curious thing ahuui the! long, narrow lakes tlm Loader the Missouri river,” said It. V. Schuljz,cf I Omaha, at the Dindell. “There L bur j one such hike of any slz * on the wes' ’ side of the river from Omaha to Sr.; Louis, while there are hundred? c*i i them on the eas: side.* This seems to 1 indicate that the bed of the river is gradually moving toward the west, j leaving lakes at Intervals to fid the era channel. I can’t give any scieoritf^j explanation of the phenomenon, unless j the earth’s motion on its axis, from west to east, is partially overcome by the weight ol the water. Tbns the j weight would be thrown against the west bank and would wash it away more rapidly than it would fill np the east bank, so the river would move W: L. If is made of the best leather produced in thi^- country. It is a calf Shop, made seamless, best dongola tops. It is as smooth inside, as a hand-sewed Shoe. It is equal to other makes costing from $4 to S^. It is stylish, durable and comfortable to the feet. The Best Shoe £rl the World for the Prioe. FOP. LADIES. FOR ^GENTLEMEN. ^•$3 .1 Both jfc* method ami xesnlts whsb j Syrup w/Figs 23 taken; it is p:eisir.t. Hid refreshing to tireTaste, fiircl sets j ;ently yet promptly, on tho Kidneys, l ,- i; Liver and Bowels, cleanses j la CCSfill; cacnoi price. GENUINE HAND- WED. It equals im- -jried French shoes from $8 to 812, and be duplicated at this ELrif ttn m jo Honor. The worth of men should. never be I const estimated 5y their ability .to * ' money, ncr by their capabilities to ris** to positions of honor and tnSst unierS they are attained by methods wide! bent fit- mankind. The most worthy men are those who devote ibemfelvt s to the service of humanity, aijii wheth er they are off* high or lowly origjii their deeds are auosj deserving; ol praise and their Iivis most worthy- cJr commendation. HAND-SEWED ILT. The finest calf, stylish, comfortable and -6, anti the best dress shoe e country -lor' the price; rstora made $G to $0. Yisiets-Bdsed la an Uc cr. f ‘•Violeis.whire-.yqa web.” wfcl.be one of thqinveathuisrpf tlfe near fe-. cure, and att.jour pretty preconceived suLetitute. romaneesaboaVlhe mode&r ]iule flow- “ <*r will vanish llk^the Pocahontas ^ myth and the William Tell legend.fqr tfh nopocticsl than in Pali? has sui- ceedexl by in^ns of electricity in forc- healthy and agreeable substances, its! ^ ^ . - „ „ „ many ex&Iienf''quailt|e^1 commend it \ CALF. , No , t j bettcror more scrvice- to all and have rasas it the most N able Shoe vras ever of- ir reinedy known. - •* j fered' at this price. One trial . ^ ip of Figs ;ti ToTgite^ ^ convince. tr«c£ 61 tjottle^ by -• all leading., dn^gT A ;ists: ^ Any reliable^ dn;ggist wbs i ^ ? Ta%^§S£r yaj not 'have it on ialf will pro- j ▼ 8 Equal M:ose ‘ other M)M' TOvmmtnt tnk nnir nr*f»- tvpa • -— - — - ... - n:i-o-,it promo^y for any one wr.o; makes cost ice te visbes to ti'T at. - 'Do-not accept any ! **^3.00, and are'tbc hestih the 5 ^ T *-- r J ' vrarldfprthe price. WA FIG SYRUP CQ. SAN FNAXCI^O. C*U /rr. . N£& romfjtr; ing violets, and sent a buncli of his -first succes-scs. four hours old, to «x- Empress Ejgpnie, who was always surrcucdeii by the fragrant blooms h tbe days of her glory.. / M ufr : s’na o^oir,. raca o: e <itnh 3 S >lu»T|jto^a boi^thejfwotifd gladly be rid t/T'* cpr.-le-«, j er=istenr, d<-l rex mined cough! pre»**ni by duv, not absenc by night! If you rake the j wings m the morning and fly to the uttermost^part of the earrh,-h■•will go a ith yon. 'l’here,“ i»«-itotie thing to do, b*glu a thorou40 treatment with Dr.i'f^n^floOcJi Medic d D l .«qoveryy ' iiftd- the problem Usoivtd! .You will ?ooi\ wouder where, it U gone, and when it went! . The picture, is nor cverfir*wn*g£dftl*, lingering and ob stinate cpqghs, and even Consump- ( tlou, Writs earjy stages, yield to this poteur venerable compound. Larg*- bottles, $L00, at druggists; and guar- enteeil to benefit or cure, in,every case, or money returned byTts makers^ PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSe: TaADCBAHK. - teaayltstatMoVP Seventy. pcV cent, of tho-cofnmerce if JopH.i^-orces to t^'e United States. Oltpt pml*. Nothing 1« of more Importance in the rreatuient of jersons Inclined to dyspepsia, or actually suffering from tn&t disease, than the qui-etlim of^ the keeping up of a healthy act^oo of the digestive organs without recourse tc artificial metlualscathanUxa or laxa tives. lluMiphreve* Specific No. 10, gutekens aud corrects the digestive powers with the aid of such means, and prominent physicians deem it uectoeary edi«H»ct of the »ick room. A Philadelphia ragman found a Greek grammar 205 years old in an ath barrel recently. •flerit Win*. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consump tion, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Buck- leu's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such' uni versal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not fol low their use. 'ihete remedies have won their great popularity on. their airri:s. II. J. Lamar & Son, Drug gists. 1 A noted professor says that tbe real secret of a gool memory Is good health. The!irAtajnp.tBH cfDeath. Tired felling, dull headache, pains in various parts of the body, sinking at the pit or the stomach, loss of appe tite, feverishness, pimples or sores, are hI! positive evidence of poisoned blood. No matter bow it became poisoned it must be purified to avoid death. Dr. Acker’s English Blood Elixir has never failed ro remove scrofulos «or syphilitic poison. Remember, this Remedy is sold on a positive guaran tee.— HrX.SMAX & Agar Co. K. DeGRAfflFENREID. Sll'fclil.-T,— Has the excTua'vc e**le -of ihes* celebrate* glasses in AlbarjyGvorgia. , KLLL131 & JIOOWE, The only 2tannfar.tnr : n< Optif4en« Inf tbt So^Ah. Allanta, Oo*jrgir»,' ^ 637“Pedfflers are tot s-pplled with tbrsi famous glasses. , - -gr T Guns to. Lot To responsible partie^. \v Gnus, Bicycles and Sewing RSF.UUCD. Eleotric Bell Hanging, BiRBEBS CUPPERS! AMD SHIAHS SHARPENED. Keys fitted on short notice. Keei constantly on hand aU makes of Machine Needles and Oii. John haenel. Court House Ave. B0TJ s *i»HSE AK2r CATT %fc PC WOES — c * pr tm Tt I-.-, 'sri;fyjtTT*.*is* -v-i-r Gai-t' rrt fiapin KOJ?f*T35S v*”’ >i T - *s; :r-r-tTty^ e. -w.i« ’",Fo;»RVPosc->«- ! i «n; t'oo-iers vf o4_cr<'«n» twenty per tue bbtSor! FocCCs l’»wAfra-r«7T-«*r.ni'Vr'r>^nt nimart jtisst WS»sr to irYdr'i s-w! * n»>}rir*. N FoVTfJS I'o’rrr^n* urju. «1TS <C7lc-a. BOH every *i**tt. f - . SJAjriD JSt 1-in.K. 1 ; iitififrscKE. .3^; Hnrtor. _. . i;:-t a TOStr1cJur3,. - *' Ths Fxi&ri ii Jr^ericq Czrc. '. M*t»iftash5&2^5r The'Eva^ C ecJcaf Ce. CiMCINNAT ... --- .. fXivcrX'illsaraferpgaped.'W*^* n^clal. f vJewstoCiiopccmaiu:i:tc-.:ro c£ I C53TiVti!cSffarid HcMACSJS.. 5 They arc talld and r^:n~!;i fa 12jo e^s-Q * -iHI f r*f*l IH-z-l*. tens until theyr.ci o$tl» IH«v coaso xscatnralflonrcrtileua^ their Jpropcris'iM inpatt t£.o cb to reraoro taTaafijre ac^iair.1> . Coori cppctltoSpi JrcJC:ifK5:nd:a uainfilSjaliUianlGj.^ I’iico,SSc. O^ice, CD rnfaFface,N. W ■ 1© ©a. ),© QGQQ s&%f-s?i'?.v.vs -Jix&Ji ft SEND FOBOUftGAT^LOOITEa/so PRICES ATLAS WORKS, w$£*f5At>QJ3& rrjD. ~*r~ Chambsriiun’s Cousii Remedy to be e ivii-A Air Jr >» gajS W. G* Johns. certain cure for it, of Trimble, Cul’nxan Co., Ala. Mr. Johns ordered a supply of the Remedy to be shipped by express as quickly as |>ossible. There is no question but this R-niedy is of great value in the treatment of the grip especially on ac count of its counteracting any tenden cy of the disease towards pneumonia. It is also n prompt and certain cure for Ibe cough which usually follows an attack of the grip. 25 anil 50 cent bot tles for sale by II. J. Lamar & Soxs. and all Druggists. In 152S the ricotc 1 I’drlnuent pi ssed a law permitting women to propose to yien. 921 and 9^4 Desk*. The Tyler Desk Co., of St. Louis, Mo., are no wont in a thousand daily papers offering their celebrated 4 tt. 6 Standard Coaun**reial Br*cs Lined Curtain Desks at. $21 and $24 net, spot cash, anil $1000 to ary factory on earth that will duplicate them in style, tini>h, details and price. Send your orders direct as they are made and sold exclusively by the Tyler Desk Co., Sr. Louis, Mo. See their card in this issue. Twenty English and American wo men aro studying in the university In Lei pa If. Ltw is a dry study; but the mois ture of tears seems to have much effect on a jury. here when you can take tbe paper and study the program for yourself, ascer taining just what each one will do and the nature of the attraction. With the approach ot Chautauqua, and it Is coming very rapidly, you ehouSd set ytmr^takesfor what i3 to be. done an I help all you can. Makeup your mind that you will buy a season A Voxaoa >eaie SCesaeU?, In the matter of curatives what you want is something that will do its work while you continue to do yours— a remedy that will give you .no iueon- veoience vor interfere with your busi ness. Such a remedy is AHock’s Por ous Plaster. These plasters are not -an experiment; they have-been, iu use for over thirty years, and their value h&s been attested by the highest medical authorities, aa well as by testi monials from those who have used them. They, require no change of diet and are not affected by wet or cold. Their action does not interfere with labor er business; you can toil aa«l yet be cured while hard at work. They are k» pun: that tbe youngest, the oldest, the most delicate person of cither sex can use them with great benefit. ' Beware of imitations, and do not te deceived by .misrepresentations* Ask for Ailock’s, and Jet no solicitation or explanation induce vou to accept a substitute. Women Who Die Early. Many of our most beautiful and ac- cctnplhked ladies die before tbc-v have reached the prime of life. Of those who live to middle age only one in two hundred is sound; tbe other one hun dred and ninety nine are suffer?, iVhj* is It? Self-neglect. The shattered health can be restored; the home made happy, and your life lengthened if yon commence at once. ‘*Rc8s Buds” have been usedj*or29 years in the private practice of one <4 1 the most eminent physicians, of Paris, and the following diseases aud their distressing sy mptocs yield to them like rapgic: Ulceration, Congestion and Falling 01 tne Womb, Ovarian Tumors, Dropsy of the Womb, Bearing Down Pains, Rupture at Childbirth and Mis carriages. One package of “Rose Buds” will make a new woman of Hrlp Warned To spread the good news, that at last a remedy has bee». *ouud which is acer- wuiu sure cure for coughs, colds and kindred diseases. Hassons £»yrup ol Tar is tl.e name of thL medicine, which is compounded from tbe best aud parent materials, and will ulwavs give relief. If you have a cough at tend to it, do not let >r, get wore**, but buy n botttie of Hasson’s S^rup, which is guaranteed to relieve or rfce monov refunded. For sale by HUs- man & Agar Co. A great ous x mine has been discov ered in Mexico just south ol. El Paso. you. (Leucorrhei or Whites aregeneially cured bv one application. (Price per package (one mouths treatment) $1,00 sent by-man postpaid, securely pack ed. The Leverette Specific Go., 330 Washington St., Boston, Mss. 2 23-4 d w. Tides in the affairs of men naturally come under the head Gf current events. The mortality from what are called winter diseases is not easily estimated. Coughs, colds, bronchitis and sore throat make up fully cue-half of the death rate. More people die from pneu monia, which first began as a “bad cold” Ilian from consumption. Hum phreys’ ’Specifics Nos. 1 and 7, for fever and infiamation, for coughs and colds, are sovereign, curing promptly,mildly. Sj&SSffiESfcSta*5 aSS: Tra <*« 8 in the s “‘“ of sods testify. Th “Sly race “Yen man ill-t is m v fortune, sir,” sho be In debt,’’said the testify. They hire been in use for many years, and have s, univer sally met the expectations cf the peo ple that vse are almost “carryire coals to Yew Castle” to thus speak oi; hem —Exchange. “t» G.-Ippe.*' Hundred-* vt publMo-rs, having found.U«iaiphreyR* S..-ei:Si1 3 of price less, v-lne Li the;r fau.ily, never hesi tate to recomm(.*nd'thi.m ;o tlielr many readers. Hear the unsolicited testi mony of & few: Chicago, III. “Western Broker;” I find Humphreys* Specifics are iavol uable. .Several severe cases of La Grippe in my family have been cured by a faw day’s treatment. Hampton, X'. J. “Atlantic Mirror:” I have used Humphreys’ Specific No. Seven with marked benefit, and am always glad to recommend its nse. Waverly, Ohio. “Watchman:” For fevers, and colds, Humphreys* Specifics are inval uable. OF ALBAKY, CA. X&OSfSY LOANED OH APPROVED TUU PAPER. ns* Bade on Any Point J I a’OSITB SOLICITED SUBJECT TO 0IG£T CHECK. To meet a growing public demand and to encourage economy In the s&v* logs of earnings, this Bank has Jeeidid to allow interest on time deposits su per agreement. Columbus Southern. Railway A m A MAEtr^i; HIS NEIGHBOR paid only BB7S. FortJirvrrrsuuifc Pinnu. I«KtlMTiac»aa^nrlh ' a aitlrcj over gSU». 1 isEiirs Yoerself! «<eaicst p«ymK rjb.tr- 1 1 Lt*t j>. .<'• i\» I'vyiBgs tdrvtfrrta W. L DOUGLAS’ Cl.75 BSO- CAK. Ttc test Srccas ftr the r.rlo ncr placed ca Sia Solid JcsJecr Slirc^Sb- onf, very atraszij saSe* end vlU ncl rip. -. • sae- TAKE N© SUBSTITUTES gg HANB-SEWED SHOE, lo made of the best Bongola; stylish, durable and easy fitting. Equals imported French shoes costing from *1.00 to f.u.tK). Bi-ST BOSEEOLl, per. foot In every way. Ssiecess has attended our cftiiais to pradneo a first- t this popatar price. LOT. IS PHSCE, hnt a t ns qnafity. So shoe thisnrlso has given bolter satisfaction. 7ft 'Oil ZISSzS, combines - 'J stylo with the hygienic r : lies so necessary in u i he footwear c£ susses and FOR BOYS. 00 and $1,75?™°“ SHOES rJ r.rc' of (ho best maie- l ** ri^I throughooi; will not rl’i; ur,;I *.v:ii mere-hard us, than any ciiicr shoes sold at th prices. w. L.i:orr.r.is’ ?".cfic.ixranos FOR Llims tend Sl.TS CALF SHOE FOR ©LRLS faro jnstbco'u c::ir, -,vl‘2i Is ;:t;mroo crvlf Cops, and dally cuTIr-53 f-r out<Umv wear echo ox sIirMti. llccp •: ‘:a feet Cry, \\ cut tho 1100 cf rzihlfcrz. cUO Jff CAUTION, & These.tikoes aro laaeie actl guaranteed bytiio manufacturer to ho prieo-wavluy goods, and all have tho price arul ra'me ct V» r . L. DOUGLAS stamped c:; bottom. Bo save you c.-a not deceived by inferior articles, and carefully enamino bottom of each shoe for stouro oefera purch:vsing. ■ ‘ , j VA L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, -FOR SKLE MORRIS Z^SYER, HLBKciY, GH. H MI nm iiU 8 ¥T0I mi 1 r t\\xm uljttui ihJusjm f.ps m, BLOOD, wm& - * SKEWS' [BLADDER. Are they diseased ? Is a question thst a2ccts yea life. ail clLio%fces otMitHt<zryxus~ - ‘ 1&9. V/cnderful > Kver.. i'it, car, h. rT20r O ■- CVire.- n-jc S3! r-r-cts. sa oia > s/- «Zir.’uD5 lit- '/VS/ u:idfsi.rr -ca ; 1 irr y^n- ’ Aj-yV VTor-v.SveuterC9lfciciT--wwt.or ••‘I —'f \^SiivBSSSC&AL.V'EAj%i;.;r^ibe "\ i l\ I r*wW«lta?BinrPCn*XAl.yaa5J »|1 ; \ t \ \ tu- aosL£ ViSAsAYY cf STS0MU '■< i 7 J J l i H2X.tbc?r!i« A rciercTX&nUos*. "ft ria. m t\v yea » O' iinu-iiu- by TcxcutHtv*- mrilict!}, tt c^tf'^ra Kvr.opoly ofSScresn' io treat- -vj IU- t.:« wtr.kEe.:e«fi A«5ietl&n . of in-it. 1 *is k-ea t>» r.it !f; ;1 wU ?s JM!» To-»r. w:Fair« nXanat town «wr nOSfST E£.-.T- jrtir. i3»c»a urubt.r tv%t^B*ifautd» •are been by R»*d eu- trttlmowAtkAiwi cR!£ SGSZffiCAL CO. Suffti C. N.Y. w.c;r:rArrua.F» py. TZGCLDEIDC-E mW9BBVCZr€^gS CD.. . COLUMBUS; OL FOIJ pA'KK ALL i32rSG:?ffS, i n-** BAP bLOOL# j* j Tispbs.sat^a Facs* ; - fckia Ireucisa | - it, • - < \ 1*; wiw»w*i - j kv- » I# raw Kstdrai . t ! is? : - * lullls Scr^s j 'Sat Glia | r&IU? Klotdics; CfeJd. Serci j Ead Ersath} « By?a ZZsiQkit Lips , 3 lr -ntr-T from r»r of - taae^waplmu, tal.o - IM6S SKEB’S! i, EKCLtSM l WBmwxm l \v »YS* so ^f®SSB*f ,OB i r.tri cot tictt ^ that 7 .-3 <*««•«* SSSfttSs !! 11 'iorer arlUy eiwdi- - «>?S IS fro -.« ; tnryirr.jw'n rntwhclao in- • c.to tl%a pofcson.Ircts.Ctio ra Ivi'triirt.r.-iri- (.r '.vH.o vo *•,. b. A.. ten.. 4aW isrrtt*-*vr, V VA A penphS^. ef i K\ju.i.hW cite law! -Vi* Ct&zshx Pi-'COtf . -i Mart', jr.-r./--.s. I v . cO.^*v Fcr H:rc25, Crtio, Sh*; ,*p, t-rz t 2133s. USD FOTJL'CE 1. 500Psg? Baob itu ?e-#iniffaTfifAEl«aJi e Cka rt freat free. \ : ftirort f.TTO f. LUDBEft 8 SAT£S. Satransah, Ga. M I,CSC Cenulr.o WerCt:Raia.Dcs!a|2l v 3Ss4 Ket Spot C^EN. _ - r«C. 4007 Arnlatifa ELik siUtr«l:;ra Vt. -Jin. lone by Un. DSa. M»?c iU rrtffif.Llnc Dotirm lurfcr-tlrawcis; -salcttt; T-r. i-nad Curtain; Voli&bedoaJR V. rinnsTahlo;GY«• ’.!er l-<k; ono lotHc textysiBg nl.*- fi-aworr.; .8 hen I miboaKl Filingpox»*s; Ctlpbecnt In end; P.-nel» ini-tic-l Back; Bx!er»?i'/n Ant SIMrot Wets » lOG 1M. Print, F. 0.54. r-i Fttrtor*, SC A 3C Also tjOOO AnticUo Des.^, I,o.400*1. S«.*i:r-» i §#bavc,oivS^t raa-ie ftf E"r.' ‘ \ntiquo Afb.’coofi ;-3 jWt» L ' -rfcoF Sr- McrV - cam our Indianapolis fcctery direct; i: ao» r.nd r ^ '6le.y by tbeTYi.CR DE3XCO., St. Loci?, H IflCpwp? Cr.Mlo-aoet ."Uif,'. Coasr-rr Drtin. ete ,laco. - ^&cnt ever prlctcd. U eaa. , €-V\—i>i?de*»ficr, IHKluree*. • l*.D.~iiots nr UrEiif, \Verce*. ! E. E.«f o-iirhs.I l ?a yes, I'ti-.-cmeeU* j X'.F.—fltilic #r Griplth, UrHydcbd. - 1 f:.G.—9I5hfBn!u?e, 2>em«iirr!:acreH, H,U.~!|rlDWvra«»J Ji n,V»*y 2>iarHd>s. i .F.—Erapiivc jHsan^n, SfaitEi*. ,K.~L , :acascS of llisentssk, I'rdilyssS. <C«^r 5&d'JS«:l. - - .gy Crfjj**; M'IU» rjzjtvM.. V«*t rcutrT Cure GM oj;.I 'tedl'.-'tor, 0i7.?r> «ar Veterinary Cure Gil, - • T-otr* by <«r S-.it rrcpat-J anywhere aid .aw y quscUty or; Soc-. : pt of F.-icci HUBIPJ-iniTVS* KTDIG12TS C0„ Corn.*;!- WiUtaa aa-l Johr. i-r-w, Ncvs Tori. SEasaxs’ EOKEOPAIIIIC! V=9 pj :0iR0 fklU r 3ti«co87*i;f rt-a Esc ts SEASON OF IS02. OALlt-IDA”. 1—OpOTii '.er of tU.O ~- n <TclY 1—WpOTil Jn.Y 5—Openiti Schod: of Music o i- 0‘1. of Special;! -s ic and riiysicul culnr e. -Jf.i.yO—tOiiening of the c * lo-^. I'edago^peal Depait- nfGfi? atitl ft-cliooi oi caun-d Lito- u. ■ Arorsr —XinotCbcth As-om'd , <A yjnio”. Avf.CST 17/—Recognili- « !>.:} . C-ae-i lA'i)-. .\cersi- —Meeting of the _f uK-rican E.tonomic Assoeiiiiion. August 20,—Closing 'Exercises, Sv' - TH-S. PROC^AfiS'vf-S Afefti-'cnn topics' will In* ticnt*..; in ketuVc courses by iW’gn-seed a-.:t!i-.ri;i'---. to ■sing’e :«<1 dresses by distin- giuviiyd^yybllc mcif.ttnd \v .-irivu, nil : lit lnag-nifioe it, tab- '.eauxiil:u»tst:.twl eiileit-iHnwinis tui l fmitotml m ncerts. Dr. Ed-.var-.t Ksfg'c-t-m will give a c -m-.e bti'“ - uiericau (fob a al Lift-.” Mr. II. . Ibiynrmd, of trie ftnvy Dc- nai-imen’, toll tie :crd>>-, wi h- views, “The N a\ - -O ■ 10 : hXt ■‘mj tis. of tbe State rtirig .Conditions of fl p.-t bill, or S violsanai»«ev;=tVp-trrtfr. for hou« nr DftCa «B*.a, cxjniz porur nM ca receipt M prloo.—kUMPlinr.y^* ME&ICIHE C"> . rtor. V’llliam acd John K. Y Who Jvitwbut '*»* ** fV.hnd Cft tht- >■ I - *— oc?d;| YfKI • p't o-y tbrra r.tore iljyn' Jrrtrruncrti: _ am sdpRr ■.•rrth, 1>»-w? • i-tiiit tkn< *'<*». f- TTrito tnr SI'i'Cl tl.OfTLKS. > gsr.y,- -'ir -rari ?sm£ mm gisii for caMt^jrue. fERRY M’F : G CG. Nashville.Tern THE BEST KNOWM REaIEBY :■ “3.G.C.” (Jr.rt-3 Gftr.orhi;a on; Gleet In I to 5 JJr.ptj'R-hbont ?aii. l*rcvt*nta fitricir.ro?- it'’ acrkl orpolwirious snlfstaatfcs; a *t’ J l3 gnarantoefi absolute!r fcarralcs- Is pro^rfi'f l-y p!;vslc5*-*is an 1 rcconiomlcd uy <lrc«gfot9.1 rice Hi fi Sold by Un;pr;:i.«ts. jjtrwaro cf Su!*- latitHlcv.Acinc CiH-rn.Co.T.Jd..K.O.Tj; OPERATING THS So5s.sd\il« is-i Sficci IZcir. lCLix.. 1331. The New and Popular Route to C fiumbus, Atlanta, Chattanooga Louisville, Cincinnati, WashingOfc Baltimore, Philadelphia and N. Y. Through coaches between Albany and6rif □ and OoSu i ‘ ' ■■*•—‘ Qn and Columbus and Atlanta schedule in effect sew: 7rh„ 1391. NORTHBOUND. Belgium exported last year $5,400,- 000 worth of firearms. The l*cop!cs Preference. “The people of this vicinity insist on having Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and do not waot any other,” says John V. Bishop, of Portland Mills, Indiana. The reason is because they have found it superior to any other, especially for ilie grip and tbe cough which so often follows an attsck’of the grip. 25 and 50 cent bottles tor sale by H. J. Lamar & Sons, ami all Druggists. ton and Oregon report the far-bearing animals as very numerous now. Tbe »3fKlol Alia Wealth. ' A millionaire said “the secret of my wealth” is m the word S-A-Y-E; and the secret ofiny health is in the word S-A-G-E. By this last lie meant Dr. Sage, whose Catarrh Remedy cored The man whose name is most often □nder a cloud is the urabaella maker. A million Friends. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one million people have found just such a friend in Dr. Some druggists may tell yon they have other cbU! remedies just as good as Cheatham’s Tasteless cbtil Tonic; they have not. It is the best made insist upon having it even if the poor druggist don’t make quite as mochas he would have done had he sold you some other preparation. Cure gaaran teed. Lv Albany. Lv l.»w*wn Ly Ricslan-L ....... At Colnaiboa ... Lv CoiumuuB Ar Warm tarings ArGriflla At Atlanta MO £3. Daily No. t. D’y ex. 9a r A*r ll 26 a ut li 13pm! . SSHa n« ,t2»i>ra SsGam i«p mi 7Usd SCJ pci; 4 33 p ir*. 1 5 5Ap a 7 to pm SOUTH 35 D > Lv Atlanta.. ... LvjGrifiin LrWfi *_ Ar Cofambus Lv Columbus- Lv Ricbiand. Lv Dawson Ar Albany no am 900am 10 23 a n- 11.Mam 1I«» ro l 23pn> 3 ’8pn 3 03pn \ No. 4. D’y ex. 8unday Train 53 makes direct connection at Union Depot. Atlanta, with Rich mond aud Danville 750 p. m. train for Georgia, Carolina and Virginia sum mer reorts and with Western and At lantic and E. T. V. & G. trains foi Chattanooga. East Tennessee and the 111 rough tickets on sale and baggage points from checked to all principal coupon stations. For fnrihcr information ea’l on nr address curroN jokes, M. E. GRAY, SapL, Gen. Pcss. Ag Columbus, Gv W. D. MANN, W. 1L PARSLEY, C. An Albany, Ga. Genh Tr*v. Ag’t, Coin is fees. G T. M CARTER, r»xiT. T, If. TICKSOR <-Jobx A. Davis. President. J. S. Divis.- Caahier. •^FIRST NATIONAL BANK* mm m PSP §9 Sic Wenlt*»e»“, Vr.'it’»c<;Yii bebbify. ar.u tbo trait; cf rr’Is ln»ni <i2rlr err.irs tiriatcres CC3T€3. ti»o n»ali of owwwsrt; stekne^s. tu’rj etc. Foil rtreTi^ifc.CeY and tono.pivc-i to e-erycr r.tijtr.J porti-m c-frbe Unir. <fbr^Ic Batumi nj»?tts*V.*, Zmrtm<xi^r« iirprove-tuCRt Failure bnptwsfbfo. 233) raJcr^-.u os. c-rpiu B»t!ntts preofs- SGa.LiC .dC.;!?.;) free. -VJrfieHfc «RsE CSSatOAi. CO., BUFFALO. FOliEIHUS 1L-ST vr FAU4SO JrA-MfOL On. sni srurers Vintuit, J of !!•,'/ «wl SOti,', ZZt-ti- oi Zrrorz rtc*vM-i ia OM tr k«3?v. .jttoSJSUOOO taltr kr.Tr.--S. Ben HTutvs* ta6 S'owlmUfiii.* T5*YnOtt.MjSti.if arAfiToK L-t.-nt iWBlrtrccfiU};; HZZf: VUa.iZiiZi l -8a:rfa ZCMirrzify zo tittle* vui c» CnantrSrs. .Trilribcn. lh-vr*j-!:»< ii-Mii. r*p.oacl!tm noj froor* frrr. Im’r-u tZFAZ SSECiSAL CC-. Sii?FA!.0. U. V. 70 fill 111 Buffcriag from the effects cf ycnll ful errors. e«3? dKsy.wsstfe^wcalmc^, icstmiabocd, c!c.,I wiJ serd a valaab!« treatiso i sealed) containing fall particr.lars for boms ecto, FREE of rfiarge. A rplcadid. medical work; ceoalC. uareaa byersrj y^»-n vbo is nervous sad dehilitr.fr.d, Atldrosa Prof. r.C.FGWLEO. ZZooCuSnCozsu flBVICE TO "WoHSH If you v/ou!d protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men struation you must use BRADHELD’S - FEMALE REGULATOR CaRimsviLLS, April3S.1gO. •Pbls will certify tiiat two members of n»y faxriilr, after" Laving snifered for 1e ai3 Honstnud trr^rtiiarilf, fn>4ng treated WtthOot l-cneutC7 phjsWaSH, wen; &t lonath completely cared by one bouit i&gs^sggs&'ggtssi aft mifn-t L fnlf wonderfuL i. w. cxi?Ar.az. 3RADF1ELD BSGULATOR CO., ^ ATLANTA. GA. * FOR 3-1 Zi: iJ.Y AJjJL HH'CQGZ&Z& ALBANY, GEORGIA. -PJZXD DGWX.- I J t V fa ll :i-‘ n a.. I* ;* r. '7 d. '?■ f. -t^-‘ -on » •r-i,- •2:15 a ni 8:3: a w 5 p t”. 6 U .c: ? 2 p ♦ «r ; A1J-3*y . ..A r .. ai r f:.!nr *’»« .. J.T O-^Mkft . t? f i..*ia 'r.d from j*hmin, | .-rjOr*''»3d Atlanta. r i2 a t : Ha j e nr...; < ;• i . .-YiUt -.j * ■V vfritc, .. .A / . r,*n-«9'.iHc. .a ... t.r.iZn ^A- ...Athmta .. .1 11" ’Opr*; 4tle j,. ? -ay p r • i tort from Lalaul. a:i<f aiontg :mtry. *..... iCfiaoy ... a .. £iiit»-vi ; le . Sr ..•’afaah A t>s 2T:*0 p h i in »;•* Z :41 a re C ;<f3 a c J :•> ..... A Hi.ig 7 A - , .— s»>coo .... At r. .•■*!»!*« L- t...\ Savannah:.. Li -From Rlaiel: and Oclatabia. 3:05}.- n .Lv Albany Ar c:';l t n; -lr Iflahvly L\ Tr25 b roi.*.r . ,< v *farrib-a Tv 1- r a.ii 3 .SO «; n « * 1 « n. it '.0 r* <i* 'a r- :£ r * *♦ *j- if- 1 ;» rr 2:5.» p rn .8 . :C a a :0 5* ft d- 7 2: r ir- 8:20 p t '? 10 a- s»:>C p i tar-, p* «<7 pit •i & p C 4:i(f p r ♦Daily except Aundsy. For fertherinlormrtion, can or write to I. «5. CLARE. W.H- ^PEKS; Afwt. t-rcn'l M-«r.2eer. J AS. L. TAY I/)B,Gcrcr il I*a fc e, ccr A^ett. :ul Xew." Mr. V/. (J. pari-ment, vrtll leefnro < n "Tiiu -outh Amunuiiu lfopu'. i i. (-ie, OTI^S LS<j s \.i f - .A Thfrcv.il' be tiio'u^ual varh-ty flee' r and iuidi-c;ncfa n '.many different topii-s of in-e-t-«t by ‘■peakers qp*... ta't'iriii rejuibitioi:. Among r.rly a emed may be mentioned IVot H (I Ib'y -eii, Dr v l 7 Gunsanltis, Dr ) M BuekUy, Mr Me’v'i' De.vey. i)iY.::u.-t!e readings by Vtt ling i:.i. rprett rs an-.i nuilsors’ lvac'.ing-s by popular luiciit-ju writi-rs, y. il! onlinae lo be iVatur.-s oi'the pro- j;ruimne, MV * IC. Royers’ bun.! iml oiv.ho-tra will bo doubled in size. A Chautauqua banjo c'tib -.-ill bj oryaniz d. -a college glee stub wi.it ln> p-cserit in July and t»oI<.i?ts of high rank aill be sbemed to rttipenr in freq e.r r .uiuerts -Mr W H 'hervyood, I3r II l • L^sliner, -Mr J V Flagler and Air L S Leason -wid..continue to t-.ke an afitive p rt in the music. FCR VQoflC FSOPLH. •The mv.-.:igemrnt is arranging for spesia'. lectures and -itiks oii helpful frilbjeeis t >young tieopie; for a model U S Conge.-s?, under »he direction of Prof \V K Wicks, of -jraense, N Y, in which the boys will be taught pariia- 1 .neiitary rules and cangressiocal methods: OTH2R DEPAe?7i¥?E;=T3. All tli i other deparFmeuts will be efficiently equipped, »nd v ffl continue t» ; do thorough work, Details will be tniioun.-ed early in JS'>2. For iiroul.itv, railway rjics, cottages, hotel rates, etc, Audbess, * ! DU^IOA^. Secretary, SyrfibiiCc’. Kew York. iiw DISee¥EH¥ AOOIDENT Incoropoundin^aHoJution a part wss accidently spilled on the hand cm: on wa/ihineafterward It, v.aj < r- J that tte hair was com* plt-tely removed. Vvo cl v..- :- t-;- • cr.derful preparation, ontha Luurkctaou aoirtnat has Lcei. i . : :-.ti that wuareiiow introdudor It throughout mu world uuc..- <»ucch’h Anti-Halrine* IT IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS AMD 7 SO SIMPLE AHi Y CHILD CAN USE IT.' , Xcytbs hair over anti r; v it ° n: i rurc tore few minutes, and the httir fiisj.ppMirs t-H if hy ;;i r.y.y to* *;,gh teat pain or injury when oppii-<lor ever ntternpru. j; ■ vyoticr preparation ever used J t-r» pnr;». u Th. ■ .. ' LAMI's v.hobave been annoyed w.'tii o:s t-' -.’• FA. CL, .-AC ;-I; . •: .* K3IS attest its merits. v M.NTl.KM K'.t v.:n th.i v- -i • r a. ti-ard or buir on their neckt f-nd r. rwtcelv-o be .a <;ar- r.'*. A t.! I-JJnfriuo which does away v.i:h fibavlng. by »•ar'.-’ripcr i-: :•-.lb an titter impossibility. Price or Queen’s Antr-ITnlrfna ?!. : -*r b-t;?;.-. sent in r.-fet : "-v' .- no-ifari- pulii by us (securely written plainly. Correa* sealed from observation). Rand’. 7 or stamps hy lctic: WrictJy .confidential/ ■'nttV;tdvcri:Vi*’iraVct'Ls bor.c-a : night tori rrtl fn e . v ^^ word it s out ai d contains. We invite y.-rt t • drnt ceond y«n will find CT.-rytJdnj r-prf-s-r. ted. -Cnt tH H sand pwlay. Addrr rt q-UCEM CoE^ICAL CO., 174 Pncfl Gt.eeF, ClWCl 4MATI, O. Yon cart mpster your letter at ai.y.Kwt OHice to insure Us rate del: vr ry. Wc will pnj fc.bOO for any cast ol failure or sUshtest injury to any purchaser. Every bottle guaranteed. i Cprnill —To ladies who fntrodnre and cell Among their frieuds 25 Betties of Queen's Anti-Halrinsj OrLUlflL we will present with a SILK DRESS. 15 yard* beat silk. Estra Largo Bottle and sajnpls# Of Bflk to select from sent with order. Good Salary or CotaaUsioa to Ageata. . r Thorou.-Tt, Practicf*! Tttutrerilon. Grado- fate:*. ass*?M.ca to positions. Catalogue - 1 ? KEL. V/ntc to teal 6-feitla Smea College, 4 LOUISVILLE. KY. * . Y. E. 2TCD7ZE, EOT if G» n’t Snpl • ’ITUBS ilenager, S. H. HARDNJCKi Ae**t. be.;. Ptcs. ay’: IT MB That is what the Official Stafemeiitcf the is BmlOiofi sif Lsi AssociatioE TH E . News and- The region nfcour the Dead S of the Lotus: places on the tit has all dis-j eases of Thioaf, Ctc-: ami Lia.-gs. Luch . bottle i.' gu.arantotNi to ‘lo a:i that is ; claimed ot money will be refunded, rears pre- j Trial bctrlcs tree ac i fi. J. Lamar & So:;, Drug I ^7/?/tS Hi ^ S U j lli U|#-i i ten! Siski:? tetns hacriei, l310ffET LOANED. Drp vits B ce'-Vrd Hobjeci t* Mghl Check* shows for tlie first years business. * It did not loose a dollar, which shows that it is the safest and most profitable investment you can make, The association is prepared to negotiate Loons on -j short notice for its stockholders. LBN SIX PES DINT. INTEREST I health and strength renewed and of ise and cotnlort follows thp use ot yrup of Figs, it acts in harmony ' with nature to effectually cleanse the 5 rstetn when costive or bill loos. For l w Uale in 5Jj and $100 bottles by al] 1 CwLuiCTLU* i leading druggUr. Bankers* and Meicbants’ Accounts SOLICITED. A SP2CIALT7 t|On money loaned to its Stockholcers. } If you want te borrow any money or invest any, the ; greater inducements than any other ntlnr- on, call on ^ jon n m sl mmrEBk ga. |GEP*Er2AL AQ£:.i S. ALBANY, CEOHGJ i ■- . . ssa ..