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Volume XLYI.—Xo 22.
ALBANY, GA., SATUKDAY. MaBGH 26, 1892.
BAD ERUPTION ON NEOK
Sorely Afflicted Nearly Three •Tears*
Used Prescriptions from Three Doc
tors without any Itencilt.
After using Cntlccra Tvro Days, the
Scabs all Dropped Of!*. Cure was
Quick and Complete.
T »aS(*rr«l for nearly three y?ars -with m cmp.
on ltv u**t L-,aikl is.-ed proscription* frnm three
doctor* Carinc that time which did ir." no
i parchtued Cuticlha Kemedies, s.t.d the erom.d
day after tiring It the ucaha all ilrr.pr H <i off S :h1
never rmhlj-J over any more. Before i i.-. i! op
, Uhr ««*<•»ri'.: «*t of CCTircxtA my peck v;m entirely
well, ;nnl In:* t>een well ever *<ic«e, and all tii.a 1
car, e*y for it i*. that wherene I wan eonly
J urn now veil, and nil from the use of l'i;ictc»
iiej:eu;£3. x. w. axrni,
Lynch ivoed 1*. O./ KemhaW City, 5. C.
Thi* 5« to certify that the chor-* testinenr st
cnrri f t, a- I purchased the CVncutu and »_.v i-j
eacci* <thHc tiulne. \V.S.Ssrrn.
Nol-ry I’atllc for the state of Houth Carolina.
EDITORIAL.
Skin Oiseases fO Years
l-hn i thcCnyrrrRA RnamjEa dad! you eijim.
‘lAiiv. * c i v< hh ekin ten
C’ ‘‘t.iwlyto cure until I tried Cun-
T na?'»y over the rccuit.
ilh.ViiY IfjOlUi, [ .rri^T VX
*1^
>- Cuticura E?esc-fvej>t
Tkj new Bfoeaiaa EMn PodlBr, t«era,!Iv, S3
* rucriiA. tiff grant Hki’i Cure, anj CcTici'Bi
-JMr HncfquLiUJ Skin IJjaulilfcr, cxtcmallv, in-
Mturuly relieve and cpeedliv cure every dieeae* and
Jiismor cf the »Lin, «cnlp, .-ml bluojfciiil; Joes of
nair, Irent Infancy to age, from pi cplcj to'aarofuhv
Sold err rywLcre. Price, Clticttu, M)e.; Soap,
- c 1 ItE’fOLVENT, $1.00. Prepared by li? I’orTEJS
DKfto *n» chemical Corporation. Ik,-;or.
X-fi-Ser d for “How to Cure Skin Si
puff-a, ‘*i 111 Uijtratlong,acd- 100 teotimoniaii.
RjJtfPLIfS, hlack-hcodn, red, rough, ehnpprt], and
I I III <'i'y akin cured by CcT.-cur.A Soap.
WEAK, PfifKFUL KlDHhYSr
With their treaty, dn*l, antlnc, nfeleen,
til-gone sensation, rellevedf In one
l miatito by the Cutlcura Acti-f-rJa
- ——/ Planter. Tee firrt and cr.'.y inotanta-
ccouc p-in-kilUnjj strengthening planter. 25 cents.
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mul Pain in
ItirSfomnrh,
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P •/"■wins*. Co'4l Cat!In. Ph:shiny* of*
Il -iit S’inrln"* i of lir ir th. (Josiirein s*,?
«? •t.ntrJn* 0,1 the Skin. J)i*h tr hrd Slcrp.%
y/\ntl all urvwntx and imnhlhni r.rnsn-?
r £tinni are TrJievrd Inj -.tala.7 f/i/w? i*
5 Covnretl with a Tastolnss ant' Soluble Coalinn 5
p -Of nil dniy-rif-.n IVIcr *2“ rc:it« n bor. 2
ri _ Now v»r!t Depot. 3'4 Cmiaf Ht. £
THE
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mu
f mmG
Y pnrhV BLOOD, rcrr-’i-to
remove J.JVUSZ
*li s rdcr. build streu;r::i, rcaeiv
appetite, restore health pud
vigor or yosith. t>Ye.pvpr,ln,
1j:«: i*rcs t i e 3, that, t i red fv cl
ing ah:;'>i a tclyeradioilotl.
aiind brigittenod, nratn
pov/cr laerear.od,
£ SBBStV
C HhSiiS V Tnuorirg from compi.v.nts t,e-
ErfCfl S S*y eu.l::r tothclrscx, using it, hud
rose hloomon diet h^bcautlhes^Coiaplrnioix
S6M ovorywbero. All Pennine poodn bear
“Crescent. ” liegd tuHcentaUajp for aj-psra
yntcphlat.
UR. HARTER MECiCiKE CO., St. Louis, Ko.
r A mitFECT SUCCESS. 7
The Pov. .A. Antoine*, of Ifcfuclo, Tos..
tvr.teH: As fur an I ant able t » jutlgc, 1 think
Pn.-tor JCoeuig'a Nerve 'J'onio Is a perfect mic-
ccss. for any ou t who suffered from it most
painful nervousness :>» I did. I fee! now like
myseif again after taking the Tonic.
A STHONa TROOF.
0.;r i.ta. C:;r, Canapa, Jono *P3.
I was first jitk<cited by euilcpay in N'ovcra-
!H7.s; res dia;< la New VorK,*I comulted
tlv. !.»•? t phv ie.r.jr, butthovcoul 1 only arroet
lie du’M'i*; the ho.iest ones told nm then
th ic wa t no euro for it. I was compelled to
Rive i>a niv ooftip itlon^ntid return to Canada
in P-7H; since tli *n I tried i.inmiier iblo reme
dies and consulted siium of the best physic
ians, bat nothing bn.ofiied n:e mit!l 1 began
to vs'j l*ii3ior Kot-e.iy’s Nerve Tonic in Sep
tember 'ad; ii/itx then i luttl p;-l c rinole attack.
11. J. CUiYOND.
T* 5”1 Vn '” nST ~. T ’°' lV 'Jt N'*r-rons
iy ax* W Dire.! O' •. t live 10 uiv .tliliuo.
Il 5 s ^ s r. ,; d p«;«ir j> slients t-ivn elso obtiuQ
3 i»edl< iue I roe of clmrjrc.
This remedy ha« been prrpvrrd by the Rcvcr-
ond PastorKiHvilft.otl'orl W.ht.o. Ind.. since hdC,
and is now jnex«urcd uuuct hi.* Uir.xtiou by the
KOENIG WED. CO., Chicago, III.
Sold by Dntssrists at SSI per Itottte. 6 for
B5. Largo Sire. gl.T’S. i. Bottloa fbrCg,
C>wove0tiCVtiw.CvU,u<nivM««|
P MOTHERS’)
I FRIEND” !
tijakos Child Birth Easy, |
Sfiortcn^ Labnr. X
Shortens Labor,
j LcsoCuj Fuiiij «
g EiiilorscJ by the Leading Physicians.'§
g Jicok t.i ".IZothcvs** mined I’IlPI:. O
g eRADFIELG RECilLATOa CO. c
ATLANTA, GA. «
g SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ®
BFPii
flUSKS?!/*^ BLOOD
DISEASES.
Tlio Bast Household Medicine.
. Oaco or trricr* cacti year tI*o sys*
tom needs j;tuning cf the impuri
ties xvhicli cl?,:; the Llocd. From
childhood to cld o-^o, ntJ remedy
meets all cases viih tho same cei'
tainty of crocd 11 cults os
BOTANIC T-LOOP BALM.
• C. McC-v
“ H. tf o. has doie
inwnrv t>:3U any < rhi
I owe the ceu>fc-rt ct :
1\ S:-.-;N
wr:c3: “ 1 d.'prcd or
of n:y health. 1 ha
Yelb City, Ark., writes,
e *.’<rs pol'd ai d for hrsr
11 . d rt r.gcr 1 -rvtr nsed
•! k to it.”
(••A. Vi, August 10,
0 ti. i-. tar the prcstvvaiirr.
1 ad _ it in my family
. .1 . . .;u 11 iu laim.y nr-
r-.rly two years, ar.d *n all that li;uc 'have cct had
Iw-ve a doctor.’ 1
Writ.' for tUcsrrated “Book of AVomler*.'
r*^)D IUI-M Co- Atlanta. Ox Sent free.
Candidate Stevens’ Humor.
Ihe Neivs ani, Adveetjser
publishes an interview with Mr.
O. B. Stevens of Dawson, candi-
date for congress. Mr. Stevens
in his interview, taken from the
Macon Telegraph, says:
STfVENS’, ,'rr.ATFOUM.
I mot Mr. Stevens yesterday
and asked what his platform was.
With a twinkle in his eye and a
non-committal smile on his face,
lie replied: ‘ I have only three
planks. First, I promise if elect
ed to be present at roll call. Sec
ond; to vote on all pending ques
tions. Third, draw my pay
promptly when due.”
Continuing, Mr. Stevens said:
! am just from Thomasviilc.
There I had a consultation with
Oapt. Stone of ‘platform" notorie
ty. Stone has added mine to
his and I have his under advise
ment As you interviewed the
Captain yourself at Dublin and
published his views til tile Tele
graph, you will recall his ‘due
hill’platform, wherein he propos
es for the government to make
every farmer's due bill a legal
tender for his debts. Stone and
I will combine and fight Wooten
and Gucrry.”
Mr. Stevens made some JW ‘
ion to the Ocala /uatfomi.
asked what 'he difference be
tween t L ' iL and the Democratic.
r 011form, but Mr. Stevens was
called away anil his real views I
never learned.
Now it will be seen 11 lilt Mr.
Stevens claims that lie and Capt
Stone are on the same line and
will pull together.
Everybody who road Capt
Stone’s address, to his Coffee coun
ty friends saw at a glance that it
was a piece of humor.
Mr. Steven s now appears also
as a man of infinite jest.’ Is his
candidacy like Capt. Stone’s one
of humor? The timc3 demands
business not fun.
Capt. Stone was interviewed
some two months since by Mr.
Callaway of the Telegraph, and
a='Mr. Stone ran the joke on Mr.
Stevens and got him to take his
platform under advisement to add
it, Stevens’" platform of drawing
pay merely, it is due our readers
to lot them know what Mr. Ste
vens has under advisement.
capt. stone’s platform:
Dcm.in, Jan. 1G.—[Special.]-
It is well for a county like ours
in distressful times like these,
that emergencies bring to the
front men who can solve our dif
ficult problems and save our peo
ple from bankruptcy and ruin.
Capt. John F. Stone of Jesup,
Ci a., is one of these emergency
men, and he is now known as a
man with a remedy. I met him
last night in the rotunda of the
Hooks House as lie was shaking
hands \yith his old friends.
“Captain,” said I, “is it true
that you are in the race for con
gress?”
“That depends. I’m not if
Heftry G. Turner will make the
race. I admire Turner. Ho is
the ablest man in public life
from the south and ought to he
in the senate; but if he does not
run I'm in it. My platform will
relegate these ‘small fry’ to the
rear.”
“Captain, I understand that
you laid down your platform in
a recent speech in Coffee county
and .that your’ views were
applauded and endorsed. What
did you say to the farmers?”
The Captain looked at me as if
I were an audience of 500 voters,
attaching to me such a sudden
importance that I nearly fainted.
“I will give you a brief synop
sis of my remarks:
"Fellow sufferers and farmers
of Ooffco, multitudinous have
bet'n the remedies propounded
tor the relief of this country.
These are strange times and men
have cut strange didos in our fa
ces and before high heaven. We
have seen "Wade Hampton jerked
from the United States senate and
six Georgia congressmen thrown
from dock into the Waters of ob
scurity. We have seen Gen. Gor
don and Phil Cook join the great
secret caravan for political
irt ngtli; we have seen Colquitt
turn away from Cleveland and
embrace Hill: we have seen Tom
W atsoll resign his land loan agen-
! cy, burn his law books, abandon
Democracy and liis old associates
to become the high-priest of a new
iaith and a new party; we have
seen an Alliance legislature, elect-
high tariff, low tariff, tariff reform,
state banks, free-and unlimited
coinage, Hill with two issues,
Hill with one issue, Hill with no
issues; we have seen the yard
stick applied to time honored
leaders and good old Southern
Democratic papers boycotted; the
very skies have been clouded with
suggestions of relief, and yet men
mourn as those without hope, and
they have worn the very seats of
their trousers threadbare, shout
ing “more money, more money,
relief, relief!”
“Farmers, why has this been?
Why all this commotion and dis
turbance? I tell yon our old
leaders nor this new crop of re
generated statesmen have found
for you no remedy. All is yet
chaos. Burning law books will
not answer, but I have discover
ed the great remedy. I have it-
My plan will not lead you out of
the party nor into closed doors.
It will leave the democracy in
tact, the white-man on top, the
good old south solid, and the
whole people happy and content
ed. The first is for yon to send
me to congress, where I can put
through my measure, for I pro
pose not to desert it after the
manner of tho sub-treasury lead
ers, but to stand by it and until
heaven’s las* tnumler shakes the
work 1 oclow. I want no sub
treasury or land loan bills making
the government the great high
sheriff, the collector, the eject
ment officer, throwing people out
of doors as English landlords do
Irish tenants.
My platform is simple—a child
can understand it—but it gets
there, and is efficacious and all
powerful and all saving. It is
simply this:
CAPT. STONE’S PEATFOIH.
“Let the government make ev
ery farmer’s due bill a legal ten
der for all his debts .” Here
tho prospective congressman
halted for breath and I asked,
‘How did your plan take?”
“Take 1 why I swept the field.
The people are with m*. Some
may doubt it. After my speech
solid old farmer came to me
and said: ‘Captain, I’m with you
but do you reckon you can make
the due bill business work.
Then whispered th* Captain to
me in a tone patronizing wbile
confidential, “If my due bill
scheme is not enough to put me
:n congress, I have in reserve
this in addition; Let the govern
ment own the railroads, issue ev-
e.-y man a free pass, abolish
freight tariffs, erect a lighthouse
in every county and give to the
rural districts [(first) a -free mail
delivery.”
HE IAS SATED.
But It Was Reported Tha
He Was Drowne d
EXCITFHE3T IN THE €ITY
Orer Tie Krpsned CnwolDf Of
Mr. IV. S. Batllla — He Tara-*
Uj» Serenely— T2te Facta In
YestertUj about noon the dtlz sns lo
the business part of (be city were
thrown Into a fever of excitement over
the report that Ur. Will Smith bad
sen drowned.
Mr. Bob Palmer, wbo U an employe
on the Steamer City of Albany, first
gave the alarm. ~'
He was at the foot of B-omt street
oo the steamer anchored at that point
when he saw a boat come floating
down the rl?er and in it * coat *
Oo the boat, In pi* 1 - *®tters, he saw
the name w ' js: Smith and the coat In
tH. ooat was promptly identified
that belonging to Mr. Smith.
At once he thought thatjthU young
man had been drowned and that the
boat without an occupant floated
down the river to tell the sad' tale of
his death.
He at once sought the city and noti
fied relatives of the young man who lo
their anxiety, started on a search.
Judge Sam Smith, a. brother of the
young man, iu company with Dr. W.
L. Davl*, a brother-in-law, started in
pursuit amt went as for as Blue
8priugs, making inquiries all the way,
and -on reaching the Spring turned
back having ascertained from a darkey
there that no one hedged in that di
rection that morning In n boat.
As they came back to the city they
encountered a negro who told them
that D-ane Thomas had seen the
jourg man on his way home dripping
met and drenched with water.
In a hurry Judge Smith hastened
home and there found that the young
man was safe beyond all accident.
It seems that Mr. Smith in company
with his friend Will Kemp started out
yesterday morning on a fishing trip to
the creek North of the city. In Mr.
Smith’s boat they paddied up the
river until they encountered the shoals
Mr. Smith had off his coat that he
might have better use of iho oars and
Mr. Kemp, who has recently returned
from the State University on account
ef.bls health was robed in his military
uniform.
When they struck the shoals Mr.
Kemp could not use his paddle as
vlgoroudy as he abould on account of
hla weak physical condition and the
boat careened to one side.dumping the
two oceupants Into the river.
And the boat floated on down with
Mr. Smith's ooat la it.
This was the c&iiM'of the excite
ment and the cause of the alarm being
given bat every one seemed to smile
broadly when it was known that the
yonng men were safely at home, the
only inconvenience being experienced
that of a thorough drenching.
Mr. Smith complains that he discard
ed his purse when be saw he was going
Into the water and now mourns that
A DARING ROBBERY.
A SraiNGEB IN THE CIIT ROB
BED LAST SIGHT.
trlth a B«z-*r ml IIS* Victim?*
Thr*jf,* Hell nifhwaynia*. se
cure* a Man** Mmaer* After En'ic-
Ing film Out lute the Smbnib".
Price $1.00 Per Year
TEE OlPriHT CllL’ZSCO.
laoiTTiiE r ui i r.
|TU. T.UCUC Bdi; Cii»- j Tac Cr i,p nap N.t be IxtlicA Bat it Ii
| cu-Tbe R.-dicaterj- Eerriccs S.oa!
To IE- Held.
Dimaim.
rn —Crest interest is beiae felt In the re-
resjy for^ccnnincV 11 ” 011 ’* i s ,i£of &e f re«=»of Friday and Sat-
! 4M iff*’ i «. , • J urday nights list on the fruit crop.
I the iwi" U1 * ck,n ® ls th e plac.Dg o. Tie wirin -vresther preceding this
• ca’d spell hill caused all fruit trees to
M ° fi “ uheJ , p,m,a " dowa tfce come out almost In full bloom and It
carpet yesterday, lue organ 1ms been was feared that the cold weather was a
“Give me year money, or I will cot
yonr throat,” was tho emphatic com
mand that fell upon the ears of a
stranger last night as he felt the keen :
edge of a razor pressing against his
th-oot. i
J. S. Dials, of Cordele, was the man
wbo was robbed. He Is a young man
and Is In tbe ci'y for tbe purpose of
securing work.
He met op with a negro soon after
his arrival yesterday and made some
y about securing work.
The negro shadowed Duvls. aU day,
and last night entice' 1 '""-' iiou"a re-
;ote part prthe city and robbed bim.
At a latBbomJ-* night the negro
went to-' DtfTi * * n 'J delivered a note
sgtteiI by John Davis, stating that the
stranger could get a position as fire
man on a locomotive, and telling him
to came at once.
Tbe negro offered to pilot Davis to
the railroad yard, and the unsuspect
ing stranger at once started to avail
himself of the opportunity to secure
the position.
The negro carried psvls to a remote
northern portion ol the city and all at
once threw one arm around Divis
neck and pressed a razor to his throat
and "demanded his money.
Davis was taken completely by snr-
prlsed and was compelled to deliver
his pocket book to the negro. The
book contained about two dollars.
After securing this the negro relieved
him of his pistol, a fine S. & W.
weapon and told Davis to go.
Davis found his way back to the
city and reported the matter to Offi
cers Barron and Bsicy who did every
thing in their power to find the bold
highwayman. .
There ia no persm by the name cf
John Davis in any of the railroad
yards, so the note was a fraud.
1 his is one of the most daring rob
beries ever committed in the city, and
it would be well for pedestrians to
kerp their off eye open while out after
dark.
piaced in position and the handsome
appearance of the interior simply
awaits the pews to be completed.
These ife .being made in the city
and as soon as they will have beer:
completed will be placed in position.
Tho dedicatory exercises wUl be
held on Sunday April 10th. Eev. 10.
B. Carroil, the pastor, will preach the
ROYA L
IS THE
disastrous visitation.
A number of citizens have examined
the buds and the blooms and opinion,
seems to be divided.
One gentleman says that while he
found the outer part of the bads wilted
and apparently blighted, an examina
tion of the inside of the bud, the heart
. or the germ, proved it to be perfectly
dedicatory sermonasihacongr<-gition!, ea :ti ! y - ^ *
has expressed a preference to have Anoiher gentleman said that be had
h*m to do this and thus crown bis -
labors in seeming the milch-needed
structure by its consecration to. holy
and sacred uses.
A v, *‘*i thrown opensixsbiie-wor-
ship itYnrruc a structure, fp. whleirj
ever}'one i.i Albany will feel ajast I
prid
LEMON EEIXia
A PI.EAJSANT I.EltOSOXIHK. ,
"For biliousness and Constipation
take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and fonl stomach,
take Lemon Elixir.
- For sick and nervom headache, take
Lemon Jfilixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility, take
emon Elxxtr.
Merit IT ins.
We desire to say to oar citizens, tbat
for years we have been selling Dr.
r Discovery for. Consnmp-
w Life Pills, Buck-
King’s Ne
tlon, Dr. King’s New **.. c x »»
len’s Arnica Salve and Electric
and never handled remedies than »cji
as.well, or that have given such uni-
ve i A satisfaction. Wc do not hesitate
to guarantee them every time, and we
stand rcaly to refund the purchase
vuiiwimi^
e Pills, Buck-
ectric Bitters,
dies that sell
ibtuuu IUG [luiDiian:
price, if satisfactory results do not fol
low their use. These remedies hare
Le^/EHxi’r ChlllS malaria, take
Dr.Mozicy’s Lemon Elixir will not
fall yon in aoy of the above named di
seases, all of welch arise from a torpid
or diseased liver, stomach kidneys or
bowels.
AUanu^Ga.° n *y ^ Dr " H "
A Prwmlnezit ^Sinister Wr * I n,
, Aft "'ten years of great sufiering
r&m .cdsgcetiou with great nerveos
prostration, oiliousness, disordered
Ligneys and constipation. I have bean
cured by Dr. Mozley’s Lemon. Elixir,
and now I am a well man.
Rev. C. C. Davis,
it E - Church South,
No.28Tatnall St., Atlanta, Ga
The Groom—I can’t see that cheek
vonr father placed among the wedding
preseats. The briie-Papa is so ah-
sont-minJed. He jit his cigar with it.
Chamberlain's Eye and FtWn
Ointment.
A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eves,
Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Boras, Fever Sores, Eczema,
itch, Prmri° Scratches, Sora Hippies
and Piles, it is cooling and s-othin'.
Hnodrods of cases have been cured by
«: after all other treatment had felled
It Is put up m S3 and CO cent b-'^a
Th. Grippe Baglug in Alabama,
foaud his peach blooms totally destroy,
ed and that he had no Lope for them
whatever, they being perfectly black.
There seems to be the hope and the
belief that the crop is npt'edtirefy des
troyed but that it is unquestionably
I cot off to a great extent.
Women Wh» Bis Early.
Many of our most beautiful and ac-
c-mpliaited ladies die before they have
reached the prime of life. Of those
WaaO live to middle age only one in two
hundred is sound; the other one hun
dred and ninety nine aresufferj. iVhy
is it? Seif-neglect. The shattered
health can be restored; the home made
happy, and your life lengthened If you
commence at once.
“Hose Buds” have been used for 20
rears in the private practice of one of
tne most emioeot physicians of Paris
and the following diseases and their
distressing ey mptons yield to them like
roegie: Ulceration, Congestion and
‘ a’Jing ot tne iVorno, Ovarian Tumors
Dropsy of the Womb. Bearing Down
Pains, Rupture at Childbirth and Mis
carriages. One package of “Roes
you* 5 ” Wl11 mike a naw WOS’Su of
(Leccorrhea or Whites are generally
cured hv one application. (Price per
package (one months treatment) *1 00
sent by matt post paid, securely pack-
ed. The Lcverettc Specific Co., 339
5 asbtngtoc St.. Boston, Mas,
2 23-4 d w. ’
A CoBtaou Sente ltemejtjr,
In tbe 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 incon-
v venlcnco nor interfere with vour busi
ness. Such a remedy is A1 lock’s Por
ous Plaster. These plasters are not
aa experiment; they havo been in use
tor oyer thirty years, and their value
has be*rn attested by the highest
medical authorities, as well as by testi
monials from those who have used
them. They require no change of
Best Baking Powder
* J j r ■ --
The Official Government Reports: '
The United States Government, after elaborate tests, I
reports the Royal Baking Powder to be of greater leav- :
enmg strength than any other. (Bulletin 13, Ac
Dtp-,#* 599-) . * ^
The Canadian Offici i! Tests, recently mS,'show
the Royal Baking Powder highest of all in leavening
strength. (Bulletin io, p. 16, Inland Rev. Dei.)
In practical use, therefore, the Royal Baking Powder
goes further, makes purer and more perfect food than
any other.
Government Chemists Certify:
“ The ^ B ^S Powder is composed of pure and whole-
0 T r • lngredientS ’, IC does not cont a» either alum or phosphates, or
other injurious substances. Edward g ^ J,
“ T1 !f , RoyaI Bakin S Powder is undoubtedly the purest and most .
reliable baking powder offered to the public. .
“Henry A. Mott, M.D, Ph.D.”
stren l I h nf R ° y Su Baking J POWder * P™* m quality and highest in
strength of any baking powder of which I have knowledge.
“ Wm. McMvrtrie. Ph. D.” '
51
Give Op
The use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. One bottle
ight cfT a complaint ot
may not cure “right » vuuzpiaiot or
years; persist until a cure is effected. As a
general rule, improvement follows shortly
after beginning the use of this medicine.
llin . : b ,7' j ,,w 011 »»ith many people, the effect is immediately
•Ifi • ft - re n ? afr « ctel by wet or noticeable; but some cousfitutlons are Ira
> u lt acti0a does not interfere 8 ^ eptn) l 0 to medicinal influences than
trim tabor or business; you can toil 80,1 tt ® enrattre process may, there-
or./l wr.t I'-' -X > •’ • ■ fore, in Snell TUI Ian* nnm.» T»-
?.. fio cured while herd at work,
fury are so pure that- the youngest’
the Oldest, the most delicate person of
citlier sex can use them with meat
benefit. ,
Beware ofimitations, and do not Tie
deceived by misrepresentations. Ask
for Ailcck’s, and let no'solicitation
or expiaaation induce vou to acceDt
a substitute. v
"La grippe is raging here, and I find
Chamheriain’s Cough Remedy to bo a
won their great popularity on their certain cure for it,” says W. G. Johns'
merits. H. J. Lamar & Son, Drug- of Trimble, Cullman Co., Air, Mr’
fils’*- 1 I Johns ordered a supply of the Remedy
^ss!We h . iP T?.ere : °if but j ^ nG J S * that at last a
- - ! remedy haa l^eu /ound which is a cer-
Uolp- Wanted
„ . I ibis Rcmedvr ts -of ereat vain - ' rj ‘! :le dy has lx eu /ound which is a cer-
0/6 count of its counteracting any tenden- p-Js .diseases, liassons Syrup of
rn. ow n p Ik. Jt.' * -T * far. IS the. nninp. Milt I
Press Day at Chautauqua.
On Tuesday, the 29th inst., the
Georgia editori will gather in Al-1
bany to take part in the proceed
ings of the Georgia Chautauqua. I Mr*. p«rk« Dies.
This will be Press Day of A.-p3“ t Tt v ‘ fi f r,,0O “- Ur "
.... I Farker received a telegram from
sentbly \\ eek, and Albany will I Charleston anhonroing tbe death' In
open her gates on that day to en- th * t clty of hIs mother -
tertain her guests. p1°?* Whe “ M ”
o 11 srker was taken by her son to her
The newspaper men of Georgia oId hom * In Charleston with' tbe hope
have done much for this great in- uV'tf® W ,° UW n f >Ter In th » tcon e e “-
5 ial clime, from a long and serious in
stitution, they have cheerfully nes* that rendered tire change necessa-
and generously devoted their la- P 7 "
bo,, thoi, b„(„, tt .„ ,„a ..tSSwim £
their calmness to further this “honk to her many friends here
great cause andmak.ita success. Lj^ ^
Out of their efforts have come are living in thejeity, have the symDa-
wonderful returns and the citi- ^ commun ^y and her many
i fnends here regret her death, and ex-
zens here are in a position to ac-1 tend to the bereaved ones of the family
"Send 80 cents to Bind & Co., STB Iconot of its oonnterae’.ing any ten’den-
Bookery, Chicago, and yon will rc-|cy_of the disease towardl pneumonia
ceive, post paid, a loor hundred page It is also a prompt and certain cure 'or
advaioe Gu .le^to the Exposition, the cough which |.*uai!v follow1>n
with elegant Engravings of the attack of the grip. 25 and 80 c-nt ho*
Grounds and Buildings, Portraits of ties for sale by li. J L ixiIit A S^
l« leading spirit*, and a II.p of the I and all DrugglL '
City of Chiceeq; all of tbe Rules gov- I . _
ernlng the Exposition ai.d Exhibitors, The Vicki ot n*« i
and all Information which can begiveu A millionaire said “the secret of m?
out in^dvance of its opening. Also, wealth” is in tbe word S-A-V-K- ami
nriro. I rlwt enn-of i .. . .. .. ’
r t r -t! 3 the name cf thi® medicine,
whicb is compounded from the best i
[ and purest materials, and will always
£;ive relief. If yon have a couch at
tend ta.lt, do not let It get W’orse, bat
uy a^ botltle of Hasson’s Syrup, i
■vnich isguarantted to relieve or the
money refunded.. For sale by Hils-
•u&n & Agar Co.
• w* .uu lauiuj
that sincere sympathy that appeals to
tbe best feeling of all people.
| The remains will be laid to rest In
Charleston.
£ i,5 Bpdj edis^a^.
I IPPmN 8HO£.5avri*iaHiGa-.
* * S--g A-V'n'J IN T:.‘g V. 2. sa
cord them full credit and all hon
or for what they hare done.
And when they come here on
Tuesday the 29th inst, the latch . , _
string will hang on the outside LIGHT BEADING- FOR COLORED
and Albany’s best hospitality „ , CHILDREN.
will be theirs Under the above caption Llpplncott’s
I Msgazine publishes th* following
It will he the pleasure of the| tlcI * :
citizens and assembled guest's to L„ A » rlt * rTh ® ,,rs ’ “ My
, ,, , , attention was called some Snndtys ago
listen on that day to an address to tome literature that wa* sent by
by Hon. F. H. Richardson, tho |*° ma delr ' Booa ladle* In the North’
edit., „f U„
Journal, who will speak on the | ~ whI<! h Is t° take the place of tkechil-
subject, “The Progress of the
Newspaper.”"
Mr. Richardson is not only a
fascinating and charming writer
dren’s paper heretofore distributed—
msy interest and amuse ypar readers.
There are numbers of copies of each
paper mentioned. Tbe fialuugondi,
published by tbe students of a semina
ry i the Ladies Home Journal, which
„ O ....... .J ( uie armies Home Journal, which
but is an orator of oaptivating ad- ** * fi°°d thing in its pltce, bnt articles
dro3s 00 th * ““Pinion and how;to make
’ I handsome evening dresses and fancy
ilte editors will be m Albany I articles, etc., are not of especial inter-
that day and Albany will Be Mtto tolored children, whose com-
. I plexlotr and dress do not disturb them
" | very much; the Crystal Palace and
“ Weekly Home Journal, telling ‘What
The Augusta Evening Herald wants Sooloty does In Washington,’ snd giv-
I onnptlllata maDnM *- ‘ ■ a.1 I Ini* an a^l.1. — sis ... n.« .. .
to CQncilUste matters
newspapers and the Alliance.
th*
Itnys:
log an article on *Social Etiquette’
end others of Interest to many, conld
The farmers* alliance Is still a pow-1 h " dI F 1,0 “W J° convey much spirit-
rfal organizuloa, and tbe fa*mars ln8trac ^ on ]t° the negro; Litera-
tare, published by John Alden, coal J
I not ^ comprehended by. a single pnpl(
i In tbe school; and tbe Standard of Cross
'and Crown, a magazine published es-
erfal organlzUloa, and tbe fa* nan
have undoubted grievances. If our
papers and politicians were to adopt a
more conciliatory tone toward the al
^ { C( ^° F ;,ss the Olive bill, wrap
that lull in a napkin and myster-
g i ‘ ous '. v ,l! ^ e H away; wc have
Ken Livingston prance up and
i’ow'.i tlie state forming secret su-
citTii's. souring the people on
Denioenttic leaders, inciting coun
try against town, preaching his
abstruse sub-treasury bill, which
nobody understood and every
body has now abandoned; we
have seen Torn Norwood gird him-
; eeif about and Jose a month’s
Lct every nun, v.onavn rp.it chilli in i sleep incubating his “something;
Albany put their shoulder to the wheel j be tter,” which was worse than
and push Albany to greater proper- j nothing; we have seen the Atlan-
tions than ever in Ute next twelve- 1 ta Constitution, that qnaek doc- «-
tnonths. j tor of political economy, suggest “Onr Chantanqna Edition.
i;
fiance, there might be ltttl* danger of I * nd , ® rown ' 1 ““fia^ne pnbllshed es-
a Democratic split.. The southern far-1clergymen and professlon-
mera are no donbt anxious to remain V * nd , nes * men > 13 *1*> beyond
in the Democratic party. I “ iem * - ^ but not least, there are
" enough Ogonij Morales to snpply the
school for a month, and Sunday after
Sunday It Is conscientiously distribu
ted. and It la really pitiful to see the
looks of disappointment on the faces ol
the poor little sonis as they are handed
another copy of the eternal Mosaic.
It serves to light fires, no donbt
Howl have nothing to say against tbe
Mosaic; it does tbe young ladies credit;
but I think they would be tbe first to
repudiate its being an attractive jour
nal to an uneducated negro. Even the
best-educated children in the Sunday-
school here read with difficulty, and
are about as well educated as tbe'aver-
age white child of eight or ten years;
and the older negroes, with very few
exceptions, are not educated at all.
“Considering the deep and tender
interest that the Horth takes in the
‘poor negro.’it surprises me that the
X°Obl ladies’ did ooi cake more
pains with their selection.”
TaouasviLtg has invited your
node Jimmie Blaine to come and be
one among them. What next?
Tqa Marion Comity Patriot says:
“There are five candidates for con
gress in the Second dlstriot, and no
donbt there will be fan for tha boys in
that distriot wben the bind begins to
play,”
It is the doty of every good citizen
to give his hearty support to every
movement that tends to. orge the
growth and increase the prospects of
his town. To this end we feel grate
ful* to the citizens of Albany for the
lerous support accorded us in tills
.unu.Auw iB vj/rusu*. jvisu, weaiur' is in tne word S-A-V-K- and
other Engraving! and printed informs- the secret of my health Is in tho Wi I Sow Trv This -
miS-K SrKS
...... .... . ^sriiM^saa
Tca-jra •- “*teaftsga-te?.»a
cure,* but here I've found a piece in I ti»« rVu* ir«if»ri i Untl . u “ der its use had a |
this here newspaper where a doctor of-1 pe . rfecfc rec °very. Try a i
*««*.... » i.»., r. —a.. 11 lne Chautauqua tpnt tabernacle 1 3am P ic bottle at our expense and learn
i ’ . may, uierc-
fore, in such cases, he less prompt. Perse
verance m using this remedy is sure of Its ’
1,16 raost
Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla
“For several years, to tlie spring months,
to trouWed wl *h a drowsy, tired
^ hi the smaU of my
hJfnra ^i Q b , ad ’ at „ tl “ e3 > as to Prevent my
Ming^ahle t0 ^^ k » tL J e ,A east 3 °dden motion
W0UId breakonton'^wlous
parts ol the body. By the advice of friends
and my fanfily physician, I began the nse ol
Jw™ f ar “P?t D l“ and continued It tffl the
poison to my blood was thoroughly cradlca-
t “sre^"3if ngll!b ’,? Iont80m< ' r5 ' cl ‘y, Mo.
My system was all run down; mv skin
of / el !f t 7 ish hue - I tried varies
remedies, and while some of them cave me
temporary reget, none of them did any per-
®*nent good. At -last I began to take
c ?totoning It exclusive-
tora^ut comple e tei 1 y me ' ** pleMed
Gured Me.
wax”_Mr,. N . A. Smith, GtoveriVt
hJi 1 ^? ered ,r °m scrofula and
, TI,e doctors’ prescriptions
and several socalled blcod-pnriflers being of
no avail, I was at last advised by aiS to
try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla I did so, and now
TBE- PLACE - T- BUY
IS THE PLACE U'lIEItE YOL C.\-\ GET
1'lie Best ©®o«ls
fera ‘cash er cure.’ It’s fer catarrh! 11 tpnt taoernacie I;—i-—j/u. cipenee ana team
wish we hail It—I’d like to try him! I was arranged yesterday ai.d Is now I r‘ r ;.fi e,U K r5 „r JUe , t how a r thll, fi <t is-
reward of 3500 lor any case of caurrh ga ‘ 6 " Ulerei -- a ” c , xtweek - * I* 100 2 23 G t
-which they cannot cure.’ That beats lhe “J er Wl11 P nt ,! P this morn- —
all lotteries hollow! The medicine after which the light will be nr- . ;:iccmc Bitten
^^o«t nt J^? a Vhere". hi ^ C “^; r * n * e<I » n,3t h e wits ptoc.vl in position. This remedy is becoming so welll yl...... - - —,t».
'I-™- “IS: I Some of the benches will have to be ! k,iown and ^ popular as to need no Cures others.wlilcureyou
BrowS n tf Ao S n \ never"K «P^™d but this wifi not require any a^rrint'^^eTonror
ed to get within ten foot of him before, | fireat amount of labor and by next! nraT.^.la ,1
f _* x am so, and now
s reti 10
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
d by *11
rDr.J.C.
wavnu a w ouwn uuu. A UOICI n*UF
ed to get within ten foot or him before,
but If ic Is tbe cure of his catarrh, 1
guess I can stand 4 onc’t.” Sold by
druggists.
great amount of labor and by next
Sunday everything will be in readi
ness.
Wm. Timmons, Postmaster of Ida-
ville. Ind., writes: “Electric Bitters
has done more for me than ail other
medicines combined, for that bad feel
ing arising from Kidney and Liver
trouble.” John Leslie, farmer and
stockman, of same place, says: “Find
Electric Bluer* to be the best Kidney
and Liver medicine, made me feel like
a new mau.” J. W. Gardner, hard
ware merchant, same town, says:
Btrlc Bitters I* jo** *■■»»« **»*•?«* *
a who is all run U u« u auu uuu t
i whether he lives or dies; he found
:DOCTOR
eACXER’S
PURE
\ PINK
L®§
■ •(•••,- miii.icsa,,*^
CBicbraitd e:;gl:s:i;
PIU* ar.' 4 T Poaiilre Curt' for Slek:
-‘“ft wro djujc auug U1
nra.se.—-A purer medicine does not
exist nod it is guaranteed to do all
that Is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid
neys, wifi remove Pimples, Bolls, Salt
Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood Will drive malaria
from the system and prevent as well ss
cure ait malaria fevers.—For cure ol
headache, constipation ami indiges
tion try Electric Bitters.—Entire satis-
faMinn nn.Mci.,,,1 / ,
■■ • —‘ , Bails
Ctin«:I“s(lon. Small, pit**.:
mat and a favarUe with tk?I I “ ,l “*»i*x*a lever
UdiM. sold in Ecsiand far u.S I headache, constipation
Iw C iS,. G ' 1 : j ion tr - r Hiectric Bitters.—Entire satis-
fstoinn guaranteed, or money refund
■jawra »~s»r.jh.Twfc 11 jj-“Unce o0 cts., ftnd_ $1 per bottle
- i - - - ▼* pci wi
mi a. J. Lamar & Son’S drugstore.
iiBsrmius
I Hd Ttrara-rflra « wli'i ev..i —e— i
S. H: Cfi^tNew” tie, Wis was I 1 ^ Ge0rgis l WeekHeS 8ho ' 1,d
troubled with Neuralgia mid Rhenma- * “ owa ,heir sentiments on the po-
flam kl. C»a~...L j. , . t .. .
•rake
- - K * the brain” with such “far-fetched”
— - W ““ a'jiuilll” ue* 1
! wneuier no lives uruies; ne louna | gree, appetite fell sway, and ho wn« ,UB Bnl ‘u-- witn such “far-fetched”
rikelfke h^d a rnew ta « the Pretidential cam-
Ijad a new
ife. Only 50c. a bottle, at
& Son’s drug store.
:— I ~ x *cuA«u iiruem ana sircngtii.
lehfc ot Three bottles of Electric. Bkters'cured » . —_
J. Lfl-n I him. The best work ought
2 Tft3Sfae pher H’ Harrisburg,-HI., (done at the winding up of the fi»ht;
had a running sore on bis leg of eieht r 1 ■ '
. years’ standing. Used three bottles ot eYet F Detowrat should be in full trim
x« Eire worth raving T Electric Bitters and seven boxes ol
Hot if you go through the world s [ Bucklen’s Arnica Stive, and Ids !e- it
dyspeptic. Dr. Acker’s Dyspepsia sound and well. John Speaker, Ca-
Tablets are a positive cure Tor the | tawba. O., had five large Fever sores
worst forms of Dyspepsia* Indige*tion. pn hi* leg, doctors said here-as incitra- _
— 1 *nd Conatipation. Guar- I hie. One bottle Electric Bitters and it-i , .—
sold by Hilsjux & DOCS TllIS MCtUl?
| Sun’s drug store. 3 | ~~
"Within the last month the immense
to be
then. So much ammunalion should
>t be wasted now.—Coffee County
G zatte.
Hundreds of
frequent »«r (throngh'Se I ^ ” f KiD ^ 3^' 1
wj»re sure to lay I their lives made miserable bv chills ^°** * ,eea doubled and —>w»i
, 0D 5®- Ue and fever, and who could be well and lar S e orders are pouring in from all
iCU7h lLP.ni- I hannv IP thaw nrroiLI ...I.. m I .1! .V . — . I
The senior proprietor of this paper
has been subject to frequei" “ '
Sl.d. U tS« OtoMMSffL -“to-' I -™ r .V*- t L' rh ?. coa . ,d •*. ftoi
edy is reliaqle. Itopens _ _
relieves the longs and restores the I fails to enreaml^'ta’onWre’ ~its°Mr
system to a healthy oondition. Ii bottle. No cure, no pay” P
freely used as soon as the cold has ? *
contracted, and before it becomes set-1 , . .
■- - 1 0ae vessel carried to Hew York
tied in the system, U greatly , .
the attack, ann often cores in a single I ro 3 Hew Orleans 6,973 barrels of
ye ” 0W TeI1D oU ’ the lar S f « invoice
Reporter, Des Moin«, la. 50 cent 1 3 . T . er j!llPFd north ;n one aargo.
buttle for sale by H J Lamar A Sons,| A n .ntretactA'i. ,i,, Q „ :r ,
is an honor conferred upon only j
United States D*ughters of lSlTto I toff ma/’harere^a^S to Z
the self-explanatory name of * new Qneen of Remedies—Dr. Pierce’s Fa-
society
York.
which
y name or a new vueenotsiemeriles-Dr. Pierce’s Fa
is forming In Hew! I° r ' te Frereription. Once known, al
J ways a valued friend. It promises to
positively care every form of -weak-
n *® 5 pepnltar to women, and confirms
“j^protoise by a written guarantee ol
'■ .—o J 8-J ” * *
ngduring Lent, do not lay asido the. _ —. ...wj.uru.
• - 'onfy P re P* , ? !d for women
Wfifie laying aside yonr gay cloth-
Ig daring Lent, do not lay aside the money retnrned. This Royal Item-
mantle of your charity. - edy is carefallv prepared for women
I only, and iu f fijeieney to Toadied for
by cont,tIes3 happy homes and connt-
thousands of testimonials. Atrisl
WUl convince yon that it is invaluable
in correcting all irregularities and
weaknesses for which it is designed.
Lxx Rot Mters 4 Co, of Savannah
have Issued the following circular; We
are advised that many mannfxctnren
haye stopped using Georgia wool on
account of tbe black running through
these wools. During the coming
“La fartppe.5' -
Hundreds of publishers, having
found Humphreys’ Specifics Of price-
- | less vslue hi their family, never hesi-
son we will buy no black wool unless [ tste to recommend them to their many
packed separately Irons the white, | _ fear the unsolicited track
and then only at a deductiou of 5 cents \ PbieVgo/Tn'. “Western Broker-.’
a pound. We also suggest that yon j 1 Humphreys’ Specifics are iarsT-
advise the killing off of the old run ou j Grippe i n ' in yVa id !y ta vT be n°cu id
sheep, which would tend to lessen tbe : day's treat::,snt. Hampton,
i-N. J. •Atlantic Mirror:” I Have
On February 20:h X. L.
Lyon & Co., ot Hew Orleans gave
them a cash order for seven thousand
and two hundred bottles to be deliver*
ed at once.
It means:
J. That when such tnen as General
Longstreet, General Turner, Governor
Hubbard," Col. Avery, Rev. W. E. G.
Cunnfogbam, Ksv, J. B. Hawthorne
Is- and Rev. Sam Jones try medlcinj
and give it their unqualified indorse
ment the people believe them.
2. That Germatc-ur does ail that Its
most ardent Iriends have declared It
woitld do.
3. That U has mastered T-aGrippe,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Nervous de-
bijity* Insomnia, Kidney . troubles,
Asthma, Sommer complaints tod Ca
tarrh wherever ;t has been tried.
4. That the discovery of Germetenr
is the most valuable contribution that
this century has made to medical sci
ence.
As a springmedicine itbas noeqnal,
it invigorates the stomach, aids diges
tion, tones op the system and thus
brings heal,"
respect no
wititlt. .
For the least money. We havo made a reputation for
* soiling reliable goods and
WE SELL THEM LOW
Our stock Is complete and embraces every need of
tlie Farmer—such as
Mirisfiers 9 Hai*dwaa*e!
PLOW STOCES OP ALL KINDS, PARKING TOOLS
Hoes, Shovels, Manure Porks, RaTrop, £to,
Best Tesar Back-Bands, Haines and Bridles,
ISf fSl seahke^
In fact you will find all you need at—
Farmers’
Give us a callWe will do the Itcsl."
W. F. TIFT & ۩.
WBUY THE PLANET, JR., CULTIVATOR, THE MONEY SAVE!:
What is
1IPP3JAN HBOS., Proprietors,
LirpsAi’s Elosk, Sa7Aj2A2.G*.
amountof coarse, frowsy and kerapy u^ Humphreys’ ?pecific\vo. S? ven
wool. Unless this is done, Geo«*zla 1 marked "benefic, ami an iv,iv»
^ . , , . , , i^ ,ad to recommend it? u*. e . V.'av.-ri-
wool will be less desired taau ever be- j Ohio. “ >V*£ c r imAn y or fever= .
” l K.i’| n " iap! ‘ re y‘ 1 ’ tipeciiics are ini all i KIM
IHDSTINCT PRINT
pound, be
glass'of lemon
looks forward
time of taking it.
LfPPMAN BROS., Propneto*3,
Oruggisls, Lippman’s Block, SAVANNAH. GA.
Castorla is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opinm, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OiL
It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty y&ars’ use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria Mils "Worms. Castorla 1*
the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend,
fore, and prices i
irlly lower.’
Castoria,
■Castoria cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Sires healthy sleep and promotes
digestion,
Without injurious medication.
Tho Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, !<• T,
Castoria.
^•Castoria is so well adapted ti
children that I recommend itas.su
perior to any prescription known t<
me*” G. 1. ARCHER, 31. D.,
Ill So. Oxford SU BrooU/n, Jf.-f.
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J KOVAL liEKMATUER COl
M, US
ELEGRAPHY
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r*.ruction. C7r*(l
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