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ZEJX. A 1^1 1ST IB JR, HONYEIIS. G \„ A PHIL 3, ISS3. Ji>• ro v<.i thought!*, !ik« borrowed money, <>i i\ shown '.lie poverty of (he b nro* ■ r. 'L'.ilki »g and -1- q I'-ncc are not the rann'; to -peak, ant t • speak well, are two tllill_S. We * a k upon tin* Vi rj;e of two worlds; a our feet lies mo very grave that awni'S us. In characi* r, in ni tuner, in style, in a ! iliing'*', he suprmiie exco lenee is siuui ieity. Zu .1 with a* humility is like a ship without ;i riulder, intiie to bn *tran ded at any moment. Tirm h we travel the world over to lino heiiutifii', we must carry it with it , i r we Ii ul it not. I have snitjhi, ti pose everywhere, and hare oiiiy found it in a little cor ner with a little hook Tilt! esn'prd convict from Chatl ait oni, who was .ptured by 'he Atlanta police, was relumed to this city this tntruing l-y an officer of tliic county. A rich heiress has been sued in New York by a young m-.n for breach of promise. The table is beginning to nun in favor of the boys. It is sai l that the Mormon en.is eaties in tin- South have never buc ceedrd in convening a negro to Mor monism. The lati si ad vet i icing swindle is that i f a iniitt who advertised a sew¬ ing nta< hint; for twenty-five cents in stamps. Iln Inuuil muni rolls dupes, who, in return lor llteir stamps, re¬ ceived * cambric neede The whipphig pouf, is coming in to vogue apHin iri many of" the WesUin States. It is • lumper than imprisonment and is more effectual in sitj pnssing petty crimes, A story,comes from Canton,China, ol a woman, who to punish a female slave > I o I ad stolen some fooi), cut n shoe Horn the girl's thigh and ntadu her enok and cut it. Tie Indians ot Nevada procure quail for market by scattering upon the ground w heal eosked with alcohol. The quail out, become drunk, and arc easily taken. The birds lints become food and drink, as it were. Theslalule broT-s of Konincky still retain the provision vlmt “no person, while be con!intu s to exer else flte funotibns of n cl6rgytnrtn > priest or teacher of any religions pe’-euftsion, soeioty or s<-at, shall be eligible to the General Assembly. A liquor dealer in Whitehall, N, Y., has been found guilty, in a United Stales District Court, of 457 offenses and fined S?9,000, with 5,000 costs and a month's imprisonment. In de¬ fault of payment of she fine the alternative is eiBhty years imprison ment- lie has appealed from the de¬ cision. The soul ol God is poured into tho thoughts ot iti' ii, The world stands on ideas, not on iron or cotton, and the iron of iron, the firo of fire, the ether and source ot all elements, is moral fc-.m As cloud on cloud, as snow on saow, as the bird rests ou the air and the planet rests on space in its flig)il--so do nations of men aud institutions rest on thoughts. Chattanooga, March 27.—A poor ineehanio natno i Cook, up in Itoano county, was brutally murdered this morning by a man named J. C. Edwards, for whom Cook bad built a bain. When Cook asked for his pay, Edwards shot him dead. Ihree little children wt to crying over his dead body, Edwards lias three brothers, all murderers, who are now outlaws, and he has probably joiued them. Chattanooga, Tenn. , March 27.— Colonel D. W. Ward, ot Grayson, Ky., committed suicide at Attala, Ala., to-day, by taking morphine. Ho was formerly a wealthy and in¬ fluential citizen of Grayson, but met with a reverse of fortune which caused him to commit the rash deed. Near Jasper, Tenn., to>dav Lafayette Rogers, while, aud a negro named Pocahontas Leu, quarreled over the ownership ot a shovel,which resulted in Rogers blowing the negvoo’s brains out with a shot-gun, This is the filth murder that has oc¬ curred in that section within six months. Raleigh, N. C., March 26.—Special dispatch* to the News and Observer state that the snow fall in this State of yesterday and to-day is unprece¬ dented. At Greensboro the snow is two feet on a level, and a Henderson it is three feet, with no abatement in the storm. The telegraph lines are down from Greensboro north. At Ketlrell a number of houses have fallen nud«r the weight of ths snow. Tlte oiau comes off with honor who hi?,r! nS l ' 1 S neTh? , “?m 8 ,DSlC *' i ° f being governed -v - bj them. A Georgia Hanging. Otl last Friday, B irks and Cun¬ ningham, lh" brutal murderers of < I'l man Rudd, paid the jienalty ot their crime at Lafayette The object of these, negro trumps was robbery. They found R tdd alone and b at in his door with an axe, anil before the old man could shoot, knoc ked him down and split his skull op. n, Alter he WHS dead they hacked his body wi'h the axe. Tiny lln'ti got bis money hag c ninining S'is.aa fled. Tltis horrible murder shock, d rb■* neighborhood, and deteim ued men went in pursuit and the | risotiets were captured. They confessed ihi ii guilt and were wnt« need robe tiling on the 23d inst. f>n i he gallows they agtiiti corifessid their gu It anil ex¬ horted the crowd to beware of their fa'e. An imrnetiHe crowd, entima'ed at 10,000 people were present to wit¬ ness ' heir ex< cutioii. Diabolical. Boi' IH nai l was arrested at. a la'e hour last night by Officers Critn atui Morse under a charge of'assitilt ..itli intent to rape. Tha incidents of the case ate as follows: Herald was drunk yesterday afternoon, and in that cond lion studied down to the house partly occupied by Mis. Anna Sullivan, and her little eight-year-old daughter, Lula. He entered one of the rooms occupied hy Mrs. Stt’livan arid when she left it fora minute ha siezed little Lula and threw her across tile bed. Then the little one began to scream and tints attracted Mrs. Sullivan’s attention. She rushed to the door, hut found in locked At Inst she secured an entrotor, and in time to prevent the fleed from carry¬ ing out his diabolical and internal de¬ signs. The matter was reported to the police headquarters and Ilerrahif was arrested. This is the second time Ilorrald has attempted to rape the same little girl. Ti e first time he sttcceedc I in compromising the matter. Tiirpenline For Snttkr Bites. A writer says: ‘‘I h.vti'stopped for the night at a hot 1 in South tii Missouri, when another traveler hastened in whoso dog had been bitten a mile away, and its throat had then swollen in size equal with its head, and the animal was itt grett agony. Its owner asked for spirfts ol turpentine, which being tnrtiished, be applied repeatedly to the prtlen pail until the dog became a tiet, and by morning it was well. This traveler resides in tho Ozark mountain region in Arkansas, where he had, as be said, witnessed many suuh cures, not ol animals only, but also of nteu, rn 1 that lio believed it an infallible re i edywif soon applied. It quickly relieves the sting of a bee, and may cure the bite of a cobra if immediate¬ ly applied outwardly, an I a little in ternally on sugar, as is done by hun¬ ters amid the Oztrks, w ho carry it in thou pockets as they traverse that region where snakes do abound.'’ Greensboro Home Journvl; “On Wednesday afternoon, about a quarter past two o’clock, Mr. James Carey was injured by the construc¬ tion of the Georgia Railroad at Oconee station* It saents that Mr. Carey, who lias charge of a road force at present engaged in ballasting tho track, was walkiug along tho main line when the construction train came in sight- lie expected this train, ns is usual for them to do, to take the siding and wait for the up passenger train, and accordingly walked down the main line with his back to the approaching engmg, and waved to his men to get tho hand car off the the sidling in lime. Instead of taki.tg tbe side LracWuc construction train kept on the main, aud in a few seconds the enging sit uek Mr. Casey, knocking him from the track, break¬ ing his shoulder blade and several ribs.” Augusta, March 27.—Merchants are very much exercised over the trieght discrimiaa ions against Augusta. A meeting was held yes¬ terday and received the indorsement to-day • of nearly every f merchant in the city, aud , the , determination . is to get goods by way of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia and thb Kidl . mondnnd. Danville roads if satis factory i arrangements * cannot bo made w ... uh the a Georgia . road , and , ., its eou , nections. The merchants “* 11 “ i 7 "" iw ““-*»“»• pet© With tne const Otiev under the nrMAnt present Jlfrancrpinont arrangement. Lafayette -TT*---„ Messenger: ‘.Monos' , morning mad ,, dog doftn , the -' a came Chattanooga road :uto town. As he passed through he got into several fights With the dogs ot the village, la every case his bite proved fatal, lor a ][ that were bitten were proiopily sh0t ' Six were killed. Them, d-dog j 1 escaped.” OhJyBack! That’s a common expres¬ sion and has a world of meaning. How much suf¬ fering is summed up in it The singular thing about ft is, that pain in the back is occasioned by so many things. May be caused by kidney disease, liver com¬ plaint, consumption, cold, rheumatismjdyspepsia,over¬ debility, &c. work, nervous Whatever the cause, don’t neglect it. Something is Wrong ancf needs prompt attention. No medicine has yet been discovered that will so quickly and surely cure such: diseases as Brown’s iROff Bitters, and it does this by commencing at the foundation, and mak¬ ing the blood pure and rich. Logansport, Ind. Dec. x, x 88 o. For a long time I have been a xufferer from stomach and kidney disease. My appetite was very did pooF and the very’smail amount 3 eat disagreed with me. non-retention I was annoyed of Very much from Urine#- I tried many remedies with no success,, until 1 used Brown’s Iron Bitters;. Since 1 used that my stomach does not bother me arty. MyappetiteissimpJy trouble immense. and My leianey general health is is no such, more, that I feel my like a new man. After the use of Brown's iron Bitters for one month, I- Weight. have gained twenty Oi b. Sakgi pounds in Leading physicians and clergymen use and recom¬ mend Brown’s Iron Bit¬ ters. It has cured others suffering as you are, and it will cure you, t?n<‘ All iml'lic i.debtad t us, either l>\ Note or Account, are euriti :-l ly requ-st ed to come fi.i-wtird and make ilium-, diato payment, otherwise their units ami accounts will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection, n \ve must have money. oetl3td I- A. & S J. Richardson WOMiLIST. A BKMEDY FOIL ni'E ONLY. Cheaper than phy.-ici.iiis’ bills. a'if! f be u-ed by womelF oxclnf-i v»*fy, Tt pi pared for them only, ami is especial; adrtpfeU to cases where the womb is tfis 1" dered, and " j ll cure ail iri’egularitifs . ; tho “memeb,” or “morlhly cnirst-s,' cti^chargo. whether acut 1 Ids • • chronic by u I'r. s’oriuy: !’» ih yreM on ia 1 a I . fieldV Peru ala \U■ ul r, hi l-nown and recognized as -o tu’h i.est Fritnl’ Price Prepared by Dr. J i>t ad field, Atiinia, GU -Trial siz *. ?5c larg'u h ; za$ 1 50 For sale by all dci*27 2ui SCO „ «3 n your ¥ risk own Eveiythiti twn new. C pitfil not required* We will tur ni^li you everything. Many are making fortunes Ladies make as much m at and boys and g iris make great pay. Heid 0 , if you want a busiiiffs at which yon c in rake great pay all tin tune you work, ?H4 t e for particulars lu 11* H allbit A Co. x ii’ilaud. Maine. J m 20. li?5S2 Grateful to Invalids. Floresfoii Cologne is yi-.-iIefitl to ii valids, because it is t'eri'eshiilg will, out the sickening effect of most i>er u mes. GKORUA KAIL ROAD. GEORGIA RAILROAD Office General Manager, Augusta, Dec. Iu, l»j>2. | pOMM L the following ENt TNG Passenger SUNDAY, schedule 17th inst, will In- operated: FAST LINE. Xo. 27 WEST DAILY. T.v Augusta 7.27a m||l.v Athens 7.05a in l.v Conyers 11.50 a in |j A r Atlanta 12.55 pm No. 28 EAST DAILY, l.v Atlanta 2.Ml p m||Ar Athens 8.00 pm Ar Conyers3.51 p m||ArAugnsta S.20p in No. 2 E. DAILY. No. 1 W. DAILY. l.v Atlanta 8.20 aui||I.v Augusta 10.50am Ar l.v Cot At uyers!).41 hens 5.00um||I,vMilld’vlo9.10am amjjLv .Mavou 7.05 a m " Wnsh’ 11 2.55pnillLvlViish'ti tl.20am " MilM've Mavou 4.49 piii|ji.v Athens 9.05 a in Ar 9.45 p ni||ArConyers 4.391)111 Ar Augusta 3.55 j>ni||Ar Atlanta 5.55 p 111 COVINGTON ACCOMMODATION. Leave Atlanta. - (>.10 ]> in I.oavv Conyers, - 8.00 p in Arrive Covington, , - 8.30 p in Leave Covington, . 5.40 a m Leave Conyers, - 0.15 it iu Arrive at Atlanta, - 8.00 a in No.4 E DAILY. No. 3 W. DAILY j j j- l.v( v Atlanta onyer#10.23pm|1I.v 8.45pAnp.v Augusta Conyers 4.51 O.OOpiu a m | Ar Augustati.20am||Ar Atlanta-0.40 a m I Trains Nos. 2, 1, 4, and 3 will, if sig « regularly scheduled »’'»S ^^-Tntin No. 27 and will from stop the and follow- re ■ I ccive passengers to ieio. lug stations I'hoinp.-on, duly—Belafr, Berzelia. liar Cinnnk, Crawfordville, Union Point, Greensboro. Madison, Rut- 1 t nuns make oUwroniuH’t ton for :iH points and Soiltht*a>t, W t‘St, S v »UtilV. l*St Norm and X.u-thwe-t and carry I’l, rough sleepers ’a-twoeu Atlanta and ( ltarle.— cm. eeive f^Train No. 28 will stop at ami re jia-sengers to and from the follow ,n - ^tauons only: Brr/tdia, H.*uie:n, Circle ^ h-lge. SocialI Covington. Conyer-, * conS^'T Southesist! aSiLm for all .mints East and JOHN AV, GREEN, Gen. Manager. E - »■ 1H)KSKY, Gen. Passe,tg.-r Ag-. TOTT’C “HMEMI ■ la composed of i±«.-rbai ana M.*«*iagUaOtai ptod acts, wb aoperntee-.te t Ihe iace or the Lungs, expeocorac** Uit ucrid matter that aoothl coileetd co»ting in the JJ;u |giiuft Yrhich Tum»» relieved «iiii the lonus Ir- a .g the oongb it eleange* iltaUon that flielangvofall <'he»gthens them when c'o.Iv 4 by disease, invigor¬ ate# the ci^ctuatjon o; ve ' 1 *n%<i brueesthe nrrrvaa »y»trm HU^ht e^lds often end irx Conn umpti'in. It U i'jnigfron* yrmap^ly. to negleet them. Apply the remedy A test of tvrnty year* v*rr..itla the assertion tha£ HO remedy has ever f t^n f.tvvtd that Is n» A prompt dose , ,eft* rai*** TSTT'S phHgm, ES3EST0RART. subdues itiflirnrasiion, single and itn Ice the root l*c- cure* obstinate eongh. A ptowifcnt cordial,chil*^ dm» tftki It mti. j . f - r Croap family. st JUr fMrta%f*ahfe -»*>d nh • h •> every ■ Q» gff>- o >-«l « TUTT mm-.sa » ACT PIBECTL/S S Th TuTIS Cores C£Uli» antf Fever, Criie.Consfipn- IfyspepsSai Si«k-ff«ulftehe,llilfnod ttheuvij«tUin,?ll?s, fl<m, Palpitation X>irer ct thm Heart 9 irix&tncsB* Torpid r and Female Irre^ulaxftieB. If you do ndi’ ts i*A veryvrell M aain rle pill at, bed-time ■'Hnv'Hirfes tb* jtomneb, rr stoTP.->fLenppeiitr,impart * viV^'i* LpfliO ~ST A PRVfift S Ui'ITMENT is a serKny A.vr, st uk ccke pok Blind or Bleeding Piles, rfcmorrhoida, Sores, Ulcert\ Tumors. Itching of t/oe Parts Fis¬ tulas dHtlattKin<lrca Diseases; also of Burns, Corns, Felons Fever Sores, S&»ld Head, letter, Sore J r i]>le9. etc. Atlanta, Ga., Aug. IS, 1877. lng After this *n ointmcL... e*p*»ri. .cr-of and during twonty-Hfc iHtf** scars Sroe in having sell* closely watched friends its effects, nelghb«rs ar.d Having to confirm the testi*. mony of ray and my confidence in its merit s, l became exclusive fully satisfied ritrht ot its value, aud'tfPll and I have and offer bought it to the the best reiH* to make it, especially for you all as forms of Piles: edy in the ’World, READ THE TESTIMONIALS: This is to certify that I hn'-e tried Pryor's Pile* Ointment in a case of piles, auii -late lliatitgatNl more relief that than anythfhg remedy I hr f*^r vt* ever burns tried. it is I fur¬ ther state as a un¬ paralleled. I also n«*ed it fora case of i.-tter in my Feet, of twentv thing that yearn* I have standing, tried mid sny thut that it is the first evei consider gave me more than r^omentary relipf I distressing now that lam entirely relieved Iron that dis¬ ease. JOHN D. NEVffcOM, cv.p County, Ga. MslHSSSSlrHS' eomraenced short tim$ to your Pile uap, I experienced r immediate ngo relief. use From Ofrvtment. I the feller experienced in my ense, aa well as from the reputation so rapidly acquired hesitation by your in expressing Ointment In this vicinity, that I have is the no most efficient remedy for the opinion it piles ever invented. O. A. BULL, LaGrauge, Ga. sSSSIS” and Thl healed rapidly. After ihe first application of thj.orntm-t, lng for eight years w4th a roost aggravated first day’s case of piles. She improved from the very use ^W-Ffi^k. 60 * Cusseta, Ala. toest remedy for piles ever presented to the public. Troup County, Ga. Far sal* by all dealers in medicine. Price, FIFTY CENTS PER BOX. /Sent by mail on receipt of price. DR. J. BRA.DFIELD, Atlanta, Go. For sale everywhere. ilSll 1 Hi I hEU? as JHSf you seem, out* Btrangvr— “ It appears so from tho looks of your head.” MUg Kead— 11 It don’t feel exactly like tnv head; action ’peart, to be bust,* kinder anti ‘swelled the pain up,* is terrible.” and ae if it bad s to • Stranger- “ If you will get a bottle of Bailey** Saline Aperient, one or two ibses will 4 put a head en *oti,’ that vour friends would recognize.” Xtig Head—" I’ll do any thing: to get rid oftfl This pan, marvelous and suffering.” remedy those terrible head¬ cures aches. artlufeicp cleanses ttie stomach, unloads the bowels, and the liver, relieve* onstipnfion at once, gives the bile n trhfaace to go. it has become the popular Lnsne-ts, and sick stanc^l heraJSche, remedy heartburn, for constipation, acid stomach, bib and all tfi^en-es re«}uiring a real nice and pleasant purgative It or physic. gripes, ac<« in never nauseates njr one or two hours, dr ‘tk, that and everybody is just s-. likes delightful aud refreshing * : it. it unclouds and cools the m ain, quiets the nerve* 7 ' and is l tine gun non for the headache of ladies. It mitigates the pangs of rheumatism and gout, relieves the back. kidney For dyspeptics and urinary it acts troubles, like and charm, pain in a and has no equal in curing a constipated haiit. It is merchant#, highly'-recommended clerks, mechanics, for persons factory who hands, travel, fhr stu¬ dents, teachers and nil subject persons who lead a closely Confined-life n-tdare to headache, dizzines* and -tarpid bowels. If you are troubled with a eral Coated sluggishness, longue, foul Bailey’s breath, Saline loss of Aperient appetite will or gen¬ cube you. It performs better work than pills, is more pleasant and palatable, and is much cheaper, in fact tt It is a sparkles regular family and foam* medicine just chest like Within glass itself/ of eodev' a witter land is j a# pleasant. 60 cents aud sold ' •very-where. J. I*. Proprietors, Dbomoool* & LouisviF ro., Kf. x, A WOMAN'S REMEDY. At certain certain ages troubles, su<j period# acb©#, of pains woman's and suffering#. life, ther* •ernes These complaints ana irregularities jeopardize tne girl's married life at .sixteen, until and follow the up ar ,1 haunt th* woman after ”t\m. of life.” fio:ne have headaches, swimruffcjg of the head, mental and nervous prostration, blanched cheek#, bloodless lip#, lifeless eves, clouded bi&in; while other# suffer wi'.h painful irregularities, uterine dis¬ placements ai.d ulcers, hysterical spasms, physical chroaic leucorrhcen, chlorosis, suppres¬ sions, loss ot appetite,ovarian diseases, kidney affec- 4ious, etc., which in numerous cases end in epUepti* tns i convulsions, insanity and death. These are generally know the the result of inattention. All female* r asa of complaints wo allude to. Wove, ladies, We all these troubles can bo averted aud cured have proof from thousands. Dr. Drdwjgoole’s English Female Bkters will cure you soun.t and well-will make you healthy »&d happy—"ill mistr ke. make Fold by y -u all feel L>ruggists like a new $1.00. woman S$nd and no at Your kedic^ a i dr?*# for a copy ef Dr. Dromgoole’s Family ’ Adviser,/rr< J. P.Dbomooolb te the afflicted. Co., & Proprietors, Louisville, KF y ^ . u there is always a ready mf»' k< j _ ! M'S.SXS, i t B n i p- if suci, ", Aman-1 ’ ' “ . oi«. I «SSS«!S °* *■** AND Jesse: ."^.’t FRANK n k»RJ James utter dta th , Il'UEO V "J 1 9tS$S£ w.Msii«,'r.. SZSiFtSf v ir,'h®,, ifllflCd cm,s>,nn-JcS?§.. t ZV2< v— ------ — memnati. O. .. ^ —- - - - | g Tfi JSfUl'.SSr. I fifUFS !ii ONLY! .V, „ r J 8i 1 KwhZ ?«SS k«8K ViaS'sirHSSSH jug V Ti JS" 03 J, BfflRELO S female regulator WOMAffS E»^*r FBI'S** It Is well known to, entetwi. ana alas. ,oc wn.'i known to sutferfn? women t/vtmse.ves, that t.n**y are subject to mijjserous disease pocuftar to thet» sex such as suppression yi -no Menses, painful ’ «:>g(«tion, l lceraUon .nty M -Bstruati^. c,ncl J?ft lllug or -he 'Vt>c\i •"Uer.cod IV* th end* »«• ,ra . '" of sy mpa . rt.-fteUtational dlso** deri. whieh h ero _ nKtzer* tn •Lxit. <«t, and which have 1 on? bet m cjnniderec. a-. a-&u*st ncurable Butat laft the remedy lias beer r*_bd i>i Dr. J Brad A eld V i ornate H ognlatOr. It is not a‘ W s. -L •. rein ed; . ; ot cla«a o. diseases, a .1 oi *>er.ain to ► the Womb. Any sufferer from -at Aseosas mvrM.-f>ued caa take this remedy, and thus x* • eve wlthotit tevcbllng her condition tc any Qt t ( f s.c. without raSj ccting her vomanly root'-osty u> Uie shook oi iSi'e xamiualion i by a pliysiHan. To brtng heal to and btipiWnt e.’m to the homes o. buffering women is jeferp w h i dir royal favor sinks into insisnitk’aaice.- Whbirfe’iiTthl y hen* ^faction ean compare wltlforie ^flidhp rot-ecta from “That dire disease wild# ruthless power Withers beauty’s traiitifeut flower?’* vrhiah given ease for pain, joy for sorrow, smiles for tears, the rose of health for the pallov ot dis¬ ease, nighii the of light, soft elastic j.'ose step for heavy for drawing hours wearness, <> t(W-dhu rt restlessness, bounding vigor for languishing d;L’F ness. the sweet line of foil; grown 'enaciation beam> for life the sharp and withered form cr long of mentai, f*vj physical, social paitvand aotaettic ending enjoy¬ ments for a sad days of misfflOfr,- l £iootn, sucli in an early grave? fetich is the are Hie result* of Du. J. Bhadfikld’s Fkmale I^eou iiATOH, which is hence truly aud appropriately ^ “Whites,” and all those health, irregularities happiness of and the won mb so destructive to the beai tuty of women, disappear like magic before a Single bottle of this wonderful compound. All who suffer from any of these diseases are most earnestly invited to give this great-remedy % trial. It has cured thousands, and will cure you. Don’t, i&&s!% fathtanry It. 76cen,s ' J. EBADFIELD, Atlanta, Ga. >Vk- sale everywhere- ACCIDENTS HAPPEN EVERY DAY in the Year. PERRY jE'-HN3, CjTS, DAVIS'S ! Eruibss, PA1N ... j Sprains; Scratches, KILLER J ; Swellings, Cohesions, IS THE l ' ^-alds, GREA T : ’ 0RE ^ • REMEDY ! duSLOCA-EONS, 1 Felons; FOR Boils, &c., &c. DRUGGISTS KEEP IT EVERYWHERE. THE TESTS OF 40 YEARS PROVE BEYOND DOUBT THAT IS THE GREAT HEALTH KEEPER I THE RELIEVER OF DISTRESS THE COMFORTER FOR PAIN THE ENEMY OF DISEASE AND A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY, WHICH SHOULD ALWAYS BE AT HAND. EVERY DRUGGIST keeps PerryDavissPabKiller S3 Ea TRY TV 25c., ONE i m 2'j 50c. O BOTTLE S=* IT! irn m or CCS 1 t=t $1. t=s of ct> CO »-S If il Perry 9t J I 1 Davis’s CC> |l ( I Pain t & CZZ3 " . Ml Killer Wintry Blasts WINTRY BLASTS BRINS COUGHS : COLDS CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA Perry Davis s PainKHier CURES COUCHS COLDS CONSUMPTION 1 BRONCHITIS RHEUMATISM NEURALCIA Provide against the evil effects of Win¬ try Blasts by procuring Pelsy' Davis's Pain Killer. EVERY GOOD DRUGGIST KEEPS IT. Diphtheria Ppsitsiiip® 11 vire * :• im t un PSKflY DAVIS &. son, Proprietors. Providenes, p.; V . fissli '■a statins that I Rave been " ' ccnsifl it rreatly benefited by its / lag H ,? *1 S 3 1 ./ // a most excellent , 6r debilitated remc-de to* vital forces. Vhss H'PJi fl St-reiiSSn-^ihl WJji * ■ ^ -. ag—-----— — PSEFASID BY 2^3 BE. HJ &KXSSt ME31CINE C0 3 ,-^3*5T. MAC? ~Y.'ST. .Sifts few mkQM RTSS# IOr¥ UdSk i: dTrR- 4 c . Real ' SH- Rati m a&a i ffi ' mmiSsSs We have f »r sae the EAGLE, PAXTON ‘rh-fr }?• ES S E PA HA TOR S, O /X. a* 'iucry. P. II. AND : 1 c ’ -« T o. > U K c O' ; ,:fe §i S |.Y« 1 n *3 cSssse SHSP^RECX! TERRiSLE LOSS OF LIFE! i nity! loss. ^Yi 7 eF and b:. hunffs u the A huoOMid io?i A centeraplfltion of these horrihfT"* wrecks” work won<ierfnny onrn th^ TO ind. The thwsht ^ ewe leei sa«l. I he j*tr:iin upon delicate feC<Me uervos j.s i• -. great, a ninrrieu la<iv of our n<', W L < ? UEh V ip ° n ? 1 ? i alI that 6he became iow-epirited : . , a T and td, lost her appetite, refuse.I f. - • came r feeble and emaciated, nervous - and fretful. Her friends insisted that *he should wrecks so much, but she insisted that she rick n« t thi. 4 : ... SS.rStVlI.'i|*^ wm iu reality, and took In-r b.-d. She <oon had t- : • * 0rk ' Kma,e wt.iclv .-V'^iu.UIy e.„ .1 ,, Aucth-r ow in I-ini was :ti.-Sof a jounJ*.*^. Ghc bait lost a frTm'S'aad won ana nervous, could not sleep soundly, Lor mera. rr began to fail her, ,-t-. lost all tieui tram lost its brillian -;f, her eve its luster, her cheeks became pale, cnui lained of-on • Dually tell a victim of to a list day of female ! roubles, hysterics, pal pita! ions, delirium, eon ,X. 8e caw ** r « every occrrrence, nod these “ vvrt.-ks ” up.,n ft male society :tr r tVjgh' it.:. BhOMO -v oc remedied, and there is a •‘tunedy within the reach r.f all, and it is duty ' fvlv Ao need complain, for dr. dromgooJe'n your it. one ( f •vrecks.” tfend et.giit h feinni bitten, j. will dromgoule t - re all and .-uca. louisvi'.it A fto. it i- pub nd your name to p. co. t , kj., Try BAOEYV SALINE APEBIEkT for Le.Hducho imti u>Uittli,utiu .-iTcctutii * fr m.TO BV ^ JO OJIH pojuu.^ sjuiSy 000*9 ■ | •a\7 ‘‘-noav.tvxasi' |R ‘HD3HOSZ 5 NOiNIA K m j I uupojio JOJ pu33 XS33 3HX OX TVHfca •STTII MYS rtoiqvtUOjBt 3JB4 ’sqqSnoqq auiJiutjg ut gruuoqc atnaioA r.q t ai’/xtJnxvoi iunjAivo oj <ln <i.iqi*non:ra t o sSy o :,’3 tnojj quajS pM»i aqj, ■}»■ -nsa paipt.*.'p:-i T-\t! ? •uvinoj.I mmu' oog ____ ‘O , ri«anto«i3 atrey 7? T-3 * JO 0 *M*S ‘mcuuo^ uq#>* •pajtnotijnarTT* ranjfl jv-i AMXBirju ir.ji^anDiiP :\*OTXnV.i X(Tio aqu ct OTttftf •'■ttiHjri .I«J» -nr. , <n J-3.V. •-* p pq oou o ( j •ppjj JR|n.'UI.) PA D1U.»S3(! ‘I>niqMiq)IA\ tioiiis. d Hi ttntu n’PA* -»a put ‘ 3 |qR.u»«qo ton oj ‘A|TPupvtp*MPdvuijn •taiijy , X'tajnrjj' lit.w sawaq Afl->'JJO«I ■>q --tv >.\ aU • i 204 jrnp Siturtpq «'|) au.JG)89J Ul|*| All UJOAl put! p.)Jll.>All| ty ■ctunja JB3 (Hia^iiJV s.sjouijBg Pi soj Oifa Ws aw SN noipupsip iiadaapi GNV JG-JHOM 9l iJ «riS33 flACyi -J “ P ¥*ov f '-\y. ■ t •? f-l PLEASANT! safei rermrxr Crr=f:r riGONOBRriiIAISLEJ£«L/ stages Also Prevents Coninn. No rf Time or chanjre of O• onvhAniir-: c . c<. I’.urr - takable cures and everychy tmbono«U-**i Natisfucrtoii. South. An Agent wanted iu and towui i Sent by express 0.1 receipt of pr.'ce, Address BOrSKOCIKE CC., Agents SoutAe»a States, ATLA^ fv' . U *g« tww B88CTregiit MASON & QmmismfB = for Sixteen Yetii s i u<» ' ,liu J' having been found * 441 oUttitTC-m ;- . c> nvy. >tvle !•';>: :i'.octaves; pit : - ollivr alyliH •. >'-o.$>•••, -:•*•. •*< • V- 'd other'organs. and up. Ths ’svyr-rstgl-iiturc for un~> any aToev.e A!:-* fcn~.> .• ay » trated (’a free. HARBIN prsr^v. , , 1 ■ The WA diN ft 0 . J V Co., IS! ‘ roH.otit ‘•'..I'.ostou ; 40 r. H.L t-.- ■ •* *4w VV al»..sa A'o.. CLiCiiko. ■pEfff’SSIST:’ -milsoi l. Tite* 4 '/.-'ORL3 & ”• ' • *' S.unnL-. free. Send s-amu «'-r f’ : * ’ l.Alli ' ...-i.nvl.,t,je. Fli ZOt-K A- O* - *- Its iu !.. . r...nt.v' I.ti:t.-I A’/jashj.TL.tOn, ....... ^ i :>ri- •„ S-.-V :-t/: r*.c» i -. r r- .> ■ • li»» ret-au ± Co. 30 Co fcgu Sue attended a bs'.l—danced to s I-..3 hour—became overheated—went 1 iolj thinly clad, in a cold, dam n nigh t air ami caught cold. Next day—head tever—diy acne j 1 of apuetite—slight aches-chilly SM*ations-in pains and Remedy-OEe^imo disposition to English get up. Fe male Bitte )— Dromgooie’s Chills,’’ “ Tough on Cures 5 cases for 25 cts. io cash or stamps. Mailed by John Pa rham, Atlanta. Ga. Bailey’s Saline Apemest is now coenized og as the best and cheapest, am mo St pleasant cathartic in use, tor u-j special cure of headache, constipation, heartburn, acid stomach, dyspepsia, e • It cools and quiets, while delightful. as a sparkm-j summer bev -erage, it is EPIain English! EXPRESSED I IS HERE h-st rBXDEttARK Our Fb££ Circular tells the Harris RasnEDYf!o.—t^c.«t—I ”—i »be L, -t dirert*Ht and tiievcoiaid teiy eur- i me. r-eek from the vn*^l coatme tuv V thenii o ;■ - , to sleep vrei. aud I cornu nfd-.OE^m* ’ con^rr.rt ifnTvrorpment and since • f cersous mutkafs it d '>e ca.-sid by the _ To every ye-un#. niiaaie at-s cr old troubled wizt. nervous or pby-ica* ty cr imroteuce ccaled circular i» 7 j r * We HARSie^MlDvcaf^w-^- wet roar »d.ire.s. To -l need ms x— Send aud coavincsd of taia. -».• t; 5--« *: tv* -iMsi \ ‘ - ■* * • ' c r. ■ ~s %H ■<. r t-fi'Tr; H-