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About Blackshear news. (Blackshear, GA.) 1878-18?? | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1879)
TIMELY TOPICS. i The sacred right of petition of 10,167 has been vindicated to the extent peti¬ tions introduced in the Honse Forty- of Rep¬ resentatives daring the tifth United flutes Congress. They reU te to all sorts of subjects, and come from private individuals, aliens, corporations, literary, scientific, and labor-reform societies, boards of trade, State and Territorial legislatures; in fact, from almost every branch of trade and in¬ dustry. Under the rule of the House petitions are not presented in open ses¬ sion, but are placed on file, and as a general thiflg are never heard of. Sixty-nine libel unite for one libel! Ambigaity has been the death of one poor paper in Marseilles, France. The Aouvelliste , of Marseilles, stated some months ago tiiat the tax receiver of 8t. Etienne had embezzled $10,000. The proprietor must have had more than *' bad quarter of an hour ” when he one disoovered, as he very quickly did, that there are sixty-nine St. Etiennes, towns or communes in France. Every brought one of the tax reoeivers of these plaoes an action against the paper, which has been ordered to pay $20 damages to each collector, besides $40 fine. A "first exhibition circular” of the Melbourne International exhibition of 1880 has been received. It oontains long lists of commissioners and commit¬ tees aud the " system of general classi¬ fication,” apparently based to a con¬ siderable extent upon that of Philadel¬ phia. The president is the Hon. Wm. John Clarke, member of the legislative oounoil at Melbourne. Applications than for space should be sent in not later June 80, 1879. The reoeption of ex¬ hibits will commence June 1, 1880, and none will be admitted after August 81. The exhibition will remain open for six calendar months, oommonoing October 1, 1880, and dosing March 31, 1881. Full particulars oan be obtained from James E. Denison, No, 123 Oollins street, West Melbourne, who will act as general agent for American exhibitors. A subject of more than ordinary in¬ terest is now under consideration by a committee of the Medioo-Legal society, and it is deemed probable and that the of the re¬ sult of the research report law committee will be the passage of a providing for the verification of every case of supposed death ooourring in New York city. The wisdom and ne¬ cessity of snon a law, the Herald re marks, can hardly be questioned subject by any one who has given the any oare acknowledged ful thought; and so thoroughly is it by Europeans that in every principal oountry of Europe legal oognizanoe is taken of the possibility death. And of syncope being mistaken for in nearly all, if not all of the prinoipal cities on the oontiueut there is an offloer of the law whoso duty it is to decide in every case of apparent death whether it is or is not real. In England and Amer¬ ica, however, no protection is afford¬ ed by the statutes against the possibility of a live person being buried. An original character, well known in the Latin quarter, has j ust died in Paris at an advanced age. Pore Royer, as he was callad, fancied ho was au unappre oiated inventing genius, and systems amused^ which himself in to new wore renovate sooiety. He set up a new re¬ ligion, one article of which—and the one that j rooured the most adherents— was to make every other day a day of rest. He habituated himself to eating only on alternate days, nnd used to argne that by Bleeping twenty-four con¬ secutive hours and then working for a like period, the same sum of labor would be produced with a saving of food and the time lost at meals. During the late war Pere Royer invented a number of means for annihilating the Prussians, and never pardoned the war depart¬ ment for the indifference it manifested toward his Greek fire, which he called the " prussovore.” He was the author of some songs, which were sung in their time by the students, and of a poem called ** Le droit de boire,” which, un¬ fortunately for him, he never found a publisher to bring out. Like muny otbor philanthropists, he died in a state of utter destitution. New Mexioo has 1,000,000 head of sh*»ep, valued at $1,500,000; Colorado 950,000 head, valued at $1,000,000; $450,- Wy¬ oming territory 225,000, valued at 030. A Saggestifn for the Hick Room. A sick room should bo kept as quiet as possible, says an exchange. In oases of severe illness there is nothing more annoying to the patient than the noise made by pouring ooal into a stove to re¬ plenish the Are. It is a nuisance in more ways than one; but it can be avoided. A lady requests ns to men tion the very simple plan of filling a paper bag or tunnel with coal, and hav¬ ing it in readiness to gently suggestion plaoe worth upon the fire. This is a heeding, and should be received with thankfulness and acted upon whenever there may happen to be any person sick. A confidence operator was oaught in the act of oheating a man at cards, and boldly insisted that by so doing injunction* he was only When obeying asked the scriptural he made that he how out, said: "He was a stranger, and I took him in.” A lliieass that v% recti* ike System. Every function is deranged, every nerve un¬ by strung, every muscle and fiber weakened fever and ague. It is, in fact, a disease which, if unchecked, eventually wrecks the system. In all its styles, in every phase, it is dangerous, destructive. EOppor, delirium, convulsions, often attend it/and cause swift dissolution. But when oombatted with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters its foothold in the system is dislodged, and every vestige of it eradicated. That be¬ dreaded nign anti-febrile specifio and preventive of the scourge boundaries, is reoognized tropio not only lands within far onr own but in beyond them, where intermittents and remit¬ tents are fearfully prevalent, to be a sure antidote to tie malarial poison and a reliable means of overcoming disorders of the Btomaoh, liver and bowels, of whioh a vitiated, torrid atmosphere and brackish miasma-tainted water are extremely provocative. be All emigrants it. and travelers should supplied w ith New Saw Machine. , For many years farmers have felt the need of so mo improvement on th$Md ‘ and laborious two-handled cross-cut saw, for sawing np bodies of trees into any length desired for saw logs, stoves, rails, stove-wood, etc. This long needed improvement has at last been invented by W. W. Giles, of Cincinnati, O., who, by the way, is one of the greatest of American ventors. We see from our exohanges that the editor of the Ohio Farmer, also the editor the A. C, Revie*, of Cincinnati, called on Mr. peifonaliy both to ses ths marvelous saw machine. They cariosity pronounoed It a machine of great mant. Tba of these gentlemen was not satisfied npoo it seeing themselves others operate the machine, log. bat they both tried it on with a Urge and and they report that one than man operates ooold ease, saws mash more rspidly two men with the ordinary eroas-ont saw. The seoret of running this maohiae so easily is ex¬ fully plained one-naif by ths of fact the tb labor. at tha weight It easily of the operator moved does ried is or oar about by one man, and has all tha pointa of dura¬ bility and A praotioat demand utility wanted in snoh an imple¬ ment. ready established, very large and all who for these machines is al¬ with their labor-saving see principles. them are Many delighted ple constantly superior peo¬ chine are and calling for on Mr Giles to aee the ma¬ Our test its menta their friends in the coun¬ try. attention was oallsd to one men in Oolorsdo, who wrote to Ssmnet Gary,of Oinoinnati (and, by the way, one of the most distinynished statesmen of Ohio), asking chine, and him writs to call what and sea he Mr. thought Giles and his saw ma¬ of it Mr. Gary good promptly machine, went to and see the oondludad machine, and buy pronounoed t a to two of them himself. Mr. Giles is said to be very wealthy, being a real estate owner of over $1011,000, and hia confidence in the great merit of his invention is shown from the faot that he gua rantees every machine to give s atisfaction. Tlie Only Wav. The only way to onre catarrh is by the of a inflamed ole*n«ing and and diseased healiug lotion, applied the membrane. and fumigators, while affording temporary lief, irritate the inflammation. affected parts and exoite more extended alone Bssides,, outward applications can cure catarrh. The disease originates in a vitiated state the blood, and a thorough alterative course treatment is necessary to remove it from system. Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy has been known as an efficient standard remedy this disease, but, to insure a radical and manent cure, it should be used in with Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical the b«*Ht vegetable alterative yet The Discovery cleanses the vitiated while the Catarrh Remedy allays the tion and heals the diseased tissues. Eaoh maker of cabinet or parlor organs vertises his own as best. Bnt the at the great world’s exhibitions have bnt result. At every one for a dozen years and Hamlin Organs have been found best. They exhi were bition awarded the gold medals at Pans last y ear._ Experience has conclusively shown that cutaneous foliations eruptions, rheumatic open complaints, sores, leprous and Carbolic Salve is more efficacious than ointment, lotion or embrocation that has been devised. Physicians admit'this, and popular verdict confirms and ratifies the fessional dictum, and assigns this salve foremost plaoo among remedies of its Sold by all druggists. GHEVf The Celebrated “Matchlxsb” Wood Tag Ping Tobaooo. Tn Pionbkb Tobaooo Company, New York. Bouton, and Ghioago. Valuabl* akd Beliablk.—” Brown’s chial Trochee ” are invaluable to those to sudden obanges, affording prompt relief Coughs, C old*, etc. Twenty-fi ve ce nts a Chow Jaoltson a Best-sweet Saw Tohaono /\y\ 1 WT I 1 1 vr tVl ilublt A* Skin O'settees. Price*. I w/a r' A RAto ^nds cured. Lowest Do not W write, Dr.F.K.Marsh. Quincy. £ AJDAPKOFIT.^ a^mu*’ $3300 Sawing of a Log. h K M This SAW MACHINE la n wonderful In¬ vention. The weight of the man who la sowing does half of the work. It anwa logs of nny sire, and will saw off a 2 foot log in 2 minutes. Circular* free. Address, Wm. GILES, (too W. «tli ».. Cincinnati. OF’ If* ptSSK m 'l> I FREE HOMES. HOW TO QET TH£I£ la t,ie b,,, p VjT f ,h ® 6 . 000 ,©oo f 4 om’r*S»hn». stead." artilrew g. J. Dtlmore, Land ( Soldiers—Pensioners. We publish " devoted an night-page the internets paper—'“Tn of Pensioners, Nanoaaa Hoi Tmxxtnrg to diets and Sailors and their heirs; also contains tstsrset tag family Fifty reading. year—special inducements to Prion. A blank a collect due under clubs. proper to amount new regular ▲bbxabs tubscribere or Pension only and Bill, such furnished claims filed prmhUttmely. in Pension In Office without charge. January GEORGE number K. LEMON* as specimen 00, copy free. Bind for it. Washington, P. O. Leek Box 3ifa,_ TEAS! AHEAD TIME. AU THE The very beet goods direct from the Im¬ porters at Half the ■anal cost. Beet plan ever offered to Club Agents and arge buyers. ALL EXPRESS CHARGES PAID. New term* FREE. The Great AmericanTea Company 31 and 33 Vesey Street* New Ywrk. P. O. Bex 4*35. How Money is Made in Wall St. «... JR vileges, ta 11,000 often invested doubles by onr system of margins Oarefnl and attention orden by or trebles telegraph. in a day. Special given to mail and inducement to those opening an aooount “The Tape*” our of monthly paper, fully explains ths differ¬ ent methods operating, and oontains muoh informa¬ tion of interest. We send it free, with official market reports Sak; and telegraphic oode. Address SMALLEY * Rlw vofifc** r o.B« WARNER BRO S CORSETS received ths Highest EXPOSITION, Mods! at the recent PARIS over all American HIPCOlftSET competitors. Their FLEXIBLE tS WARRANTED llOtt«hn»Rk Ill down over thw hi|>". Price $1.25. Their iwjffa flexible end contains J» soft and no bones. Price by mall, $1.60. Poi-eala by stllesdlnR merchants. WIENER BROS.. 3 S 1 Broadway, N. T Rising N STOVE POLISH jVI QLLER’S "MB 1 - COD-LIVER OI L MOLLEIR’s 7 cod liver Is perfectly pure. Pronounced the best by the high¬ est medical authorities in tho world. Given highest 1878. award at 1 ‘i World’s Exposition*, and at Pari*. Sold by Druggist*. W.H.gvcbieflelin A Co.,N.Y. I WANT A LITE AGENT IN EACH TOWN TO SELL MY ARTICLES*. NO MONEY REQUIRED till sales are made. I will send an outfit, with is pamphlet* opportunity to advertise, by mail, add postpaid. hing to This tneir a good without risking for agents cent. to somet income * one Write for particulars to W. H. COMSTOCK, . Morristown, St. Law rence Co . . New York . PULMOCURA AS ABSOLUTK AND UNFAILING KF.MXDT FOB CONSUMPTION And all other diseases of the Lungs MARTIN. nnd Throat. Mailed free on receipt of $1. A A. Pul mo cur* Mao'f’g Oo., sole depot for the U. S., 60 East I gth St., cor. Broadway, New York. ___ TYK-CKAjKi’M KIDNEY C I KE, tor all KID NEY D1SEA8K.N. A sure Remedy; Bros. A failures un¬ known. Send for circular. k Oo., Noyes Ohicago; A. Smith, Cut er, Lon¬ St P Paul; W.Maddox. Lord, Stoutburg Ripley. Ohio; E.Oary, Des Moinee J. don ; medicineof Steam*. Detroit. The most popnlar the day ip t Month and expenses Go., guaranteed to Agents. Mam. i | Outfit free. Sbaw k Auouita. THE Sill DIM CO. yittt Established t Jfioat Successful! THEIR INSTRUMENTS have a stands*! value in all the LEADING MARKETS OF THE WORLD! Everywhere recognised as the FINEST IN TOMB. OVER 80,000 4 Made and in use. New Designs constantly. Best work and lowest prices. Send for s Catalogue, Twaoni 5h opp. WtHbaa SU Bcstea, Maas. STAN LEY—IN—AFRIC A This only authentic and copyrighted cheap edition Give* is selling faster than any other book tn America. a full WANTED. history of For his‘M)own full particulars the Congo.” ana terms AGENTS addrees HUBBARD BRQTHE K£S. Publishers, PhiladetphiaJPa. Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs °A1 Demonstrated beet by HIGHEST HONORS ALL WORLD’S EXPOSITIONS FOR TWELVE TEARS, viz: Philadelphia, at Pabis, 1867; Paris, Vienna, 1878; 1873; and SANTIAGO, Gband Swedish 1875; Gold Mkdal, i876; Only American Organs___ 1878. Sold awarded highest honors at any snob. for cash or installments. Illustrated Catalogues and Circu¬ lars with new styles and prioea, sent frde. MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN OO.. Boston, New Yorker Ohicago LARGEST Assortment in the WORLD Of Plays, Dramas, Comedies,Faroes,Ethiopian Dramis, Plays Beards, for Mustaches, Ladiee only. Plays for Gentlemen Burnt only. Wigs, Cork. Face Preparations, Jarley's Wax Works, Tableaux,Cherades, Pantomimes. Guides to the Stage, and for Amateur. Make-up Book, Make-up 38 East 14th Boxes, New Plays. SAM'L FRENCH A SON, St., Union Square, New York. _Oatalnsar. sent FREE ! !! _ RUPTURE Relieved and cured. without the injury trusties inflict, by Dr. New J. A. SHERMAN’S system. Office, Bol Broad¬ way, of bad Yqrk. His book, with photographic like¬ nesses 10 cases before and after cure, mailed for cents. Beware of fraudulent imitators. fill r v co m i Has found its way into high places the world orer, and 5<efho*WIourntd»^and Phyaici ads give it their approval. 1 1UU A A AmerlcaiilElgln) Sol Id Silver Watches, Guaranteed perfect timers, bought at a sacrifice. Sell¬ J. ing H. for JOHNSTON. $ IO eaoh. Sent Jewe everywhere. Send Postal Order. l er, 150 Bowery. New York. Western Securities If yon wish to buy or sellWeetarnOonnty, Township. ^ DI&ORIPTION^o ° r “ ’ “® nd FU SAMUEL. A. GAY LO RD, St . Loafs, Me. f V-' IHflH'E FARM in Piedmont, Va., for Male, with Stock, Ao., for Cnsh, 485 acres, tobacco and grass land, in good order; well watered; two dwell¬ ings, beautifully shaded; one handsome brick, ten rooms; five sobools, one and good railroad frame, four rooms; four ohurobee, station within Jg mile; healthy location. Address Dr. R N. Hud son. LonlsxO. H„Va. VF akgan Will attachment: just out: similar Key play Board any muaio on any Organ, Melodeon and simply turning instruments. Big In any Hey, by a crank. inducements to Agents. Send oO els. for Reference—Buena photograph of wot king Vista machine Bank, and seoure Iowa. agency. Oo. Address, E. F. O’NEILL, Storm Lake, Iowa. AGENTS. READ THIS V»'e . will pay Agents a Salary of |100 tier month and expenses, and wonderful or allow inventions. a large commission, TTe what to sell our Sam* new Address mean we say. pie free. SHERMAN & CO.^Marshall, Mich. HI nil IS MIG 1ST VI \ Beer with Professor and W.gard. Marti height, ms, vriU the for color great 30 of Bpa/i.sh Gautg. and K { year age. eyes lock of of hair, fhtnro red husband to yon a wife, ooerret hsiuais ywtsrt of J -r-__ your or real name, tho time and plaoe whore jroe e - will first meet, ard tho date of marriage. Y v Badrem. Prof. MARTIN KB. 4 Prwtsw ^ Pt M*w. «» m t sa iey f A and Bankrupt Regalia. Stock Bought of Splendid biaaoaio Books will at auotion, and be eold at auotion prices. A rare ohanoe for Agents. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. Redding New York. A Oo.,Maaonio Beware of Pubs.,731 Rituals. Broad way, spurious D!AMn<&SI40to»40»-factory ■ IKHUU prices—highest honors — l Matlmshek’s scale lor squares—finest up¬ rights In America—12,000 in us*»—Pianos T»ADt^ W:;. sent on trial—Catalogue tree. Mkndkls* sohx I’tano Co., 21 R. Wh Street, N. Y. stock PURE in the couutrj TEAS. quality SS and tor t.te best. Coun¬ , ms try storekeenern should call or write THK WELLS TEA COMPA NY, 3 01 Fulton St . N. Y. P O. Box 356U. I 3 \ sruBfoaaaEgastta! w»- F » I y I® ia llimbbliMp S, KIDDER8 PASTILLES.!. Srasitoii. Chanestowa, by mall. StoweU&Go, Maas. VOUNG MENitSYm’KTi’oo 1 ■ month. Every graduate guaranteed a paying sit natiou. Address R. Valentine,Managor,JaneaviUe,Wia $1U flftll tfl IU tgiUUu Cl flflU Invested fortunes in Wall month. St. tttocka Book makes sent every Address BAXTER A WUf.St. . N. V riBONumpilon, I KhriiniMUMin and Drunken. oeipts nciN. will send simple, plain and well-tried Re Ux r curiDg all, by mail for $1, or eirale Receipts for 50c. 8tamps taken. J. V. 8. Adriance, Buffalo.N.Y. A LARGP " U great Checker-Board, S.7 00 Prize Puzzle,and set of Checker sample pack- Men, sge Fancy-Oolored Writing Ink. ALLfor two 3-cent etemps. Address Fornerett* A Oo.. Baltimore, Md. UUfl JL SALE.—Stock of Goneiel Merchi-nr.iae in live Good town, Cash S 5lH> inhabitants, county seat on O.B.AQ.R.R. house trade. Good country. Will rent or sell store, aud residence Address I., Kwing. Osceola,Iowa. Murray Hill Pub Oo., 129 K. gtith St, N e w Yor k (Uns A .HOMTIt-Agests V* anted—30 be* StlSll selling Addrees srticlea JAY BRONSON. in the world Detroit, ; one sample Mich. free f^HHS V Light TER and WHITE-PIGS Dark Brahmas. for sale. 32*50 A .so EGGS doxen. from V. BEAUMONT OAT, West Chester. Pa, per utKK CUKE FOR U RAVEL! Receipt, _ 5<Jc. O or Medicine 81.50- Addreer, , Y. E. P. SHERWOOD. Oopechagefa, N. S M.8FKNOTB. 113 Wa*h*pBLRortcc.Maa*
