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6 TTTE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: TUESDAY MAY-13.1884 TWELVE PAGES. AROUND THE CAMP FIRE. gtarle* *f Battle*. Marches and the Hen. G r* rolloff contributions from old roifllers on t ' ???Hn. i-Lldonll u! battle, or iionn or w???? m.rvo Em roar tall nr.r.o and afldren to what jos A Rxrr.r 10 W. H. Maatmaw.???In tba war column of Tn* Wxrkly Cokstiiuiios ap peared an article over the signature of W. U. Meritbew, which, if I am right in my sur mises, contains some very gross errors. The article in question proposes lo give an ao count of the repulse of General Wheeler at UcUiilan???s ford on the 24ih of August. No year Is given by Mr. Meritbew, hut other good and valid reasons convinces rue that he had reference to the 24th of August, 18G4, as General Wheeler crossed the Uoislon river at some forJ, which name is not remembered by the writer, about that time. If I am cor rect in my conjectures, these are the facts in thecise: About 11 o???clock a. m., (day of the month not remembered, butit era* someday between the 2t)lh and 20th uf August, of lHtltJ General W., accompanied by his es.ort, couriers, etc., reached the south bank of tho Molaton river at a ford whose name 1 also fall to remem ber, if indeed I ever heard it, some 12 or IS miles east of Knoxville, where he discovered some federal aoldiersou the opposite or north bauk. In a lew momenta the Tnird Arkansaa cavalry arrived, formed a line, dismounted and formed again on foot in about 76 yards of the river bank. At lliia time General W,. with two or three other persona, win standing on the river bank taking ob-u-rvatiun, the plaes where be stood and where the regiment termed being an old held not then in culti vation. ihitu banks of tbs river wero well lined with greeu trees and underbrush, con aequently aliurued good covering for Doth pirires. As soon as the regiment had farmed on foot ft marched to the river bauk where General W. was standing, and ou reaching mere he ordered them to open and continue a brisk fire along the opposite bauk, as he wanted to aend a company over the river to capture tboae soldiers over there. Ax the sequel will show, the federels were on ibe north bank of the river, we on the south. To crocs the river from the south side it hud to be emered some M yards above where face came out on the norm aide, oonaeqiietuly in mVeiog tho crotsing face travelled from southeast to aouthwest. Upon examination it appeared that iu time, and when the lord wna first mado It hart been made so as to enter the river from the north aldeaud travel down It oouiiug out somewhere below; but for some cause this route had long aince been abandoned, and the ford made to the left and pointing diagonally aoroas tho river lo the ford in the aoutheaai direction, as be fore staled. Now, iu the forka ot these two fords on the north bank, and very near the edge of the water was a sin dl mound about two feet high and sume 10 or 16 foot long, tbo remains of what had evidently been a son of second bauk. Behind this m mini and in the folks of the two roads, lay con cealed three or four of these federal guards Just above the ford were a lew more. On tnu bank Hood a horse hitched lo a swinging limb; just abovu the ford stood another Similarly fastened, Hiid the two horses were all we could see; hut when General W first arrived he had discovered a rqusd ot soldiers, but how many he did not know, hence bin cautloncu. As tooti os Ihs Third Arkansas opened lira a company of tba Eighth Texas cavalry moved ofTin the Ulrceuou of Ihe ford, aud as We all well knew to cross over. Observing tbit one of the Ttitnl Arkansas cavalry re marked ???That thaw rankers over Ihete were lyiug behind that little bauk; that they had pistols, blankets, etc., and that those d???d Texaua would gat it all." In a moment inure be made tbo same observation, aud added: ???I'll be U???d It 1 don't oral tin m this time " In a moment mora he had dlvraied blhirell of tils clolbing, gave them to his brotn.r, and plunged into the river lo awim across. He had, however, been anticipated by other edventurone member of me Third who had done the tame thing and mar ihu same time. The Third Arkansas had been formed ou the south bank aud immediately opposite tbs ford on the north bauk, whare ilia fed eral* sure enough lay cunoealed At tliu race (or the opposite bauk was bring made be tween the two Arkantlana, the nalauca ot tbi r -gluirnlbecanio moreimerrsted In it than iu tha federal guards on tho opfets ts side, and had in consi quence uf it almost ceassd firing. Uy this lime the Texans bad gotteu nearly to me middle of the river, which was about aaddle-ttirt deep, and observing lhai Ibe Third had almost ceased firing, holloed out to them to "lire on, but to sbuot a ilttir higher." in a minute more the Texaut bad reached ahaliow water, when putting spurs to their horses, dashed forward. At they dtti so the federal* lying b bind this little mound or bank, for the Hr t time, aa they atated themselves, observed them, and arose and started tin the bank; but I'teT.xana were ton quick foij heoi.cap'.url g ham wllhoi t firing ??? gun. As they n-e-uittn up tint batik 1 no.toed one was a tall man, and had ou a linen duster. Onto! the thir l no iotug it ???aid qtilcklv: ???Look at that d???d fellow with a linen coat on; I'll bet lie la a quarter- metier." The two men who bad undertaken to swim the river tuocredrd admirably, ike one tint proposing it toeing the taller watted more, and oouiiqmn'ly reached the coveted p'ac-gliiti* ahead id Ihe other, and sure enough captured two line pistols, while the other one got two splendid army blanket*. N iw. as it lesards Mr. Meruhew???t state ment of the killing ot ???forty or fifty," I can only say that if one single man was eyer w.'Unded, no one In the whole command evtr knew it There eere not more than 200 of ihe Thlni Arkansas present, and as ???aw the entire command all the time, and for days afterwards. I know tbet not oue man was hurt at this creeeing. Mr Meritbew relates ihe conversation be tween General Wheeler end one of the cap tured guards. Toe part assigned lo General W. does not sound much like Whedfer. is it not likely that Mr Meritbew it lull when in iu befog Wheeler 7 If he end 1 have ref erence to the same time aud ihe earns foul, he ie badly mistaksu in suppealug we tus tained any loss. If, however, we have refer ence to the same dele, but lo ??? difisrem ford, he is again mistaken, (nr be never saw Gen eral Wheeler It was some one of bis sub ordinates whom be taw and not ???Little Joe." After we hail all crossed the river we baited f ir eeverst hours, and dying the time we reuld plainly bear the fire of ran non up the river, and 1 wot told that it was John Morgan lusseling wim the enemy at Straw berry Plains. This might not have been Morgan, boi may have beensoiueof Wheeler'a in lien of my claim agsinat the bankrupt government and awaited (he result. Itcame sooner Hit* I expected. The thoroughly disciplined regiment of veterans which for an hour had surrendered itself to desponden cy and despair was suddenly seised with a senseless, and, therefore, uncontrollable panic. In a moment discipline wax forever at aD end. Virginia cavalry, which bad never faltered before the enemy, had become a hopeless mob. The next day I was many miles sway, fol lowing the southwesterly trend of the moun tains in compsny with two brothers of the beating craft, one a North Carolinian and one areeidentof Nashville. The scenery about us w*< magnificent. Far to the southeast rose Pilot Knob, a mass of bma against the horizon. The trees were beginning to bnd, and here and there great cluster! of pink arbutus peeped irom beneath the dark green leaves Bat little were we thinking of our surroundings. The present was too uncer tain and the future too cheerless to admit of pleasant thoughts. At length Dr. B., our comrade from the old north state, began to show signs of being unsteady in the saddle Poor fellow I Sherman had left hia bouse in ashes and bis forluno had entirely melted away. The shock was to much for film, and 'with the aid of liquor he bed sunk Into a de* spondency frein which we vainly attempted to arouse him. At flret he begged us to leavehim; but when wo still urged him to rise from the roadside where he had seated himself, he drove us from him with threats and cnrscs Bo we left him and sadly con tinued onr way for nearly a week, when mv companion bade me farewell and returned homeward through a gap in the mountalna. Hardly had he left me when I found my self suddenly surrounded lay a troop of des perate looking characters, whom I discovered lo he a party of Georgians who had deesrted in time to avoid the anrrender, and who were now finding their way homewares cautiously in order to avoid Btonemsn'e prowling de tachments. Finding that I, too, was "going south," they received me with ruugli cordial- I'y and treated me with genuine kindness. Upon perceiving that mv horse wes rapidly fagging they stretched their courtesy rsther far, I am afraid, by (-.impelling a gentleman who was driving peaceably along the road to halt while they unhitched his horse and placed mine in itsstcad. They then merrily assisted me to mount my now steed aud I resell IV quieted my conscience in the matter by refloating that the gentleman had un doubtedly gained by tho transaction, for tha find so unceremoniously tnscepUbla ot any such contfrucTon. cannot bt laecewfully attacked In tea- tlment er tone. II a-fviies the people to look to their material Intersati tod to abandoe dead issue*. Not a word Is laid sealant recklessly stated that Colonel Mynatt ad riled peoDle to leave the democratic party. Mr. ??????a," too,to his late noblicatlou Id advocacy at the claims ot Captain /season, wts platted to make Inslnutdont sgilait Colonel Myastt, end Ms record, bu t no charge* bare been- made against him, to tar as the writer knows, except by some ot tbe advocstes ol Captain Jackson lu rerereuceto the letter mentioned above, since tbit Dane is made, Mynstl't I rid; da can well afford to take the saxrMilTe. Captain Jackson wet a member ot the legislature lu 1S71 Governor Ontlock bad abdicated the execu tive chair. Ills administration was foisted upon the people by the military to the dark dtya ot re construction rule. Georgia lay powerleaa at tho leetof bereaemhs Her bonds were haued tod floated by the million. The present and future prosperity and happiness ot her people wore lu volved. in that Hying hoar Csptsld Jackson at a member ot the legislature voted lo perpetuate re publican rule In Georgia. A a was Its dut7, under tbe constitution, tbo legislature passed au act to eloet a succi-ssor to Bullock. Aclfag Gover nor Conley vetoed tbe act Captain Jackson voted with ibe republicans against passing It otot the vets, but tailed In bis effort m prolong radical rule i its Atlanta Oonshtutiox of November kg, 1X71. quotes Captain Jackson on tkat oooastou to ho a democrat f Wns not tbo democratic party then actlmt rightly'. It It was right tor Captain icim 'tffflffirswGiifiBS' A P<mJtivftCnr* torV.vnry Form ot Mcfn ??nd Blood Disease, from , Pimple* I o Kero fa In. T housands or letters in onr pm**! n peat tbJsrtpry: I hare been a terribleroffei for re*ni wl*b Bhwd anil Hkln Humors; have t????_ obliged to ibun public places bj reason of my <JU* figuring batnort; hare hxd the best physicians; Have spent hundreds ot dollars and go? no tval re* lief until I u??ed the Coticcba Bftoi.vrNT. *he new BlnrM Purifier. Internally, and iuticvaa and cuticcba toxr, tba Great 8kin Cure. nudBkii Bhwtlflers, externally, which hare cared mo am left my xkla and blood upur*u a child???s. ALMOST INCREDIBLF. Jnmen ??. ItlchartUon, Carton Hone*. New Orleans, on rath, wy* ???Iu 1870 Bcrofolpux Ulcers Broke out on my body uutil I was a mar* of corrup tion. Everything Iruowa to the medical faculty was tried In vain. 1 became a mere wa??ck. At HmfS could not lift mv buttes to my bene, c*??uld not turn In bed; waalncofaUut psln.and looked upon life a* acurr *. No relief or euro in ten ytam. In }*$') I head f>rthe Coticuxa Rem*uiks. used them and . c , irort efore U. 8. Com. J. D. CRAWFORD. STILL MORE SO. Will .sfelionnld, 2511 Desrbjm Street, Chi cacn. e- ittiully Ht-iuowiedsesa cure of Kerema, ot Balt Khcum. on head, neck, fare, stmt, and legs for seventeen years; not sbto to move, eiMpt no hands and knees, for onn year; not able to help himself fur eight years; tried bnodredsof romcdlea, doctors horn* which he ______ , forced upon him had been chosen by me calmly and deliberately as the best in the whole regiment. Thus we traveled for an other hundred miles, tupporring ourselves peaceably as a general thing; but when ne cessity compelled, foraging was tbe order of tlmday; tor a man must live, French skeptics to the contrary. At length I parted with my wild but hearty friends and look my course do the east, passing through the town of W., in North Carolina. Hardly bad I gone a dozen tnllea the next day when 1 suddenly heard n galloping of horses behind, and, turning, taw lo my dismay a party of those marauders who swarmed through Use country in the early days of reeonslruction. They reso lutely requested me to dismount, ns they wanted my herse. Accordingly, percelviug that in this Instance prudence was much the hntler part of valor, I complied witli such n rueful expression on my face that they, not without a touch of grim humor, restored lo me the saddle. Of coutse I protested that I could not ride on the saddle unless they left ths horse under it, but they were obdurate, and to I waa constrained to soil it to one of ths best hearted of them for its market value In wbat proved to ha perfectly worthless von federate untea. A weak later I reached home, weary and foot sure, having ridden end walked upwnroa of thrsn hundred miles and having experi enced enough of war's miierv to last ms for the remainder of my natural life. Hilixstro, N. 0. Oxonax H. Munrur. A W*tt Narrativx.???'Tho Philadelphia Press lella ho* a barrel of wblaky saved Washington from capture by confederate* The story has often bean told, but 1 do not know that It was ever verified. Montgomery Blair told it to ms hlms??!f a year or tnu be fore he died. Wo of Wachingtou can lo v.r forget tho threatening days in July, 18111, wiien the city waa dafensalfiaa, and a large force of confederates under Karl v aud Breck inridge was not ten miles from tli.e capital. No one denies now that Ilia con federal re could have marched in and taken Washing ton altnoat unimpeded. Ths sixth corps of the army of the Potomac waa en route to de fend the city, but It was not quick enough. The enemy waa halted at Hllver Springs, the country residence of the elder Blair, end very near the realdenccof Montgomery llialr. Upon the approach of the aiuiv the (aimliea of both fled to Washington. The confeder ate nflicera marched the houses and fouud in the cellar of Krauk 1*. lltair't bouts a barrel of whiskv. Tilts did tbe business. Nearly all Ibe olUcert became drunk an Ibis whliky and many of ths men were in a like condi tion. Huch s-i oraln was never known. The dresses of the ladies were taken posaeesion of, sud in them the cfllorre masqueraded and held a jolllioatlon the whole ulgfit long, fell ing into a drunken slumber In the morning, and unable to do any work whatever Early and Ureokmrldg-, riding up In the morning saw Ihe situation and merely aald: "It is too late," and so Washington was saved. cavalry n mmand. If to, this it the ,???ord Mr. Merit h-w refer* to, aud if a* he never ???aw General Wheeler. Ax Aixsaeux. Ran Fork, Ark., April 14,MSI. Arrtm trr 8iirrksbix-Ln bad Barren, dertd. Such was tbe startling rutuor that spread from mouth lo month In tha camp Of Ihe ??? regiment ot Virginia cavalry, to which I had been attached 1-* sonar time as assistant surgeon Baring ths entire win ter we bad remained tuaeilve inllio wes'ern part of lbs stats, entertaining Mats (unable forebodings and anticipating we kuow not what. Vet when ths news arrived It fall upon ns like a thunder stroke We ware atop. fled. We looked each olbar In tha face bewildered. If L??e had really surrendered then who wero wet Not confederate troops, for tbe confederacy wax uodouuicJly crashed. Foreseeing wbat would Inevitably follow J quietly secured the best hone I could find Tits VKi stt .en- home UMtWBl U??r4 wKiilalii ??*???# Object* it a 4 I'appoaea mi ??hi Uavdiamf, Near York, May 8.???At ths request of Gen erale Onsirne, L ord, Aaplnwall, M. T. Nolan and Corporal Tanner, Genera! J. 11. Gordon, of Georgia, ohairmtn of tbe central committee of t is Seutlieru soldiers' home, publishes a statement that tho amveraeui lo erect a home for disabled ex-coulrfierate soldiers by voluntary cuuiributiout may be said to be spontaneous. It not only com mands the .truest consideration aud support of cx confederate* .verywhere, but ot brave men of the union army Irom Its great captain, whose fame it known to all countries, dowu to tbs privatei. The ex-oonfeUerate and ex union officers and sol. dien who have been placad in charge of this movement are giving iheir attention, time and means (reely lo this cause without tala rirs or moneyedosusidertrien of any nature The contribution* will be deposited with the (Vntral truit company of New York, and will be paid out only for the legitimate objects ot tbs trust, and through proper banking and business arrangement* already perfected by gentlemen of me highest character at Rich shi Iit.ind, a> d by vouchers duly audited. Tbe announcement will be made from time to time through the press of alt subscriptions. The primary object of this movement, to care for there brave and unfortunaw men, it one which must command tbe sympathy ot ell good men and women in all our land, but theee borne* will also be enduring menu- tuente to real peace and reel union as weU aa to the magnanimity of the victors of tbe late w??r. Committee* will be appointed In dtlTerent stales and localities, who will make know* by circulars or oilier alee, ths (acta, plana, etc, to the people. Contributions must Ire absolutely voluntary, unsolicited. It is tin more the nnallareble purpose of those in charge that so far as the committee can con tod. thare shall be uo soliciting of funds for tills ohj-ct, nor is this at all needed. Atreadt contributions come to freely, in some catae from sources entirely unknown lo tbe com mittee, aa to giva ae-urance of abundant rnraut f ir the accomplishment of tbe great work which it destined to exert to powerful an influence for good upon the future of our reunited country. XfiMI u4 JmVmi, It Is betag meed privately by soeitef Ihs unfair or pnnenta of tialcocl Mynatt (hat he wrote a letter tn lssj foe publication In which be airlssri people lo Iren thwdemorraric party. Thare who make the ebaigt dare sot publish wbat Colossi Mynatt wrote. Whit he snot* speaks (or ItisU sad u not ??? with hu *xtrATftF*nt pauegyrio of Cap- Uln Jackson annwer, when? Aim, u la raid that Oaphtln Jacktou, in tho Jm( year or two. In the light of expcrinnoe, haa rv.forri d in a published natement to th!?? lamantible period In hi* political career with prld ) and Mi'Ufsctl.in! Alai! Ala??! One wo'd now About Mynatt Re is of tha people and tho people aro for him. Th??y know him ami crtM in ??im. He haa never voted ngaifiAt or oppos'd democracy. Home of his oppocetita, fearful of hla popularity, fed chagrined at hla prospec???a, and i7e??M*vri with conQdorco that be baa much greater atreiiKtb wl'h the buiiooa men aud the working daaaea of thin county than either other candldatoa. and that will carry the delegation and he noml nated. Tbo people want a strong, oonrervatlve. aafe man to rrpri'Kcnt their Interei???a, onn with whom tboy enn fret at homo, and Mynatt fill a the hill. Aside from thla he la lu o.very way well qnal< Iflwl to grappio with tho profouadeat legal, con- ???tltutlotial and political qna??<lona, and would take high rank among the leaders In coi whero nla mature powers would not fall wielded for hla country'! ge??d Let tho people rpoak and *h??j r??nUI?? u??t donbtfnl. Wren. CHEMISTS HAVE ALWAYS FOUND The Most Perfect Made. I\ PURE FRUIT ACID BAKING POWDER. rhere is none stronger. None so puns erj wholesome. Contains no Alum or Ammonia. Ha?? been met/ for years In a million homes. lie fireat ttfength raetkos it tho cheapest. (la perfect purify tha Healthiest. In Ihf family leaf raost tlelialoua. Prove (t hy the atjtjeaueleel^ THE TEST OF TBE OVEN. luxurAcnmxo mr STEELE & PRICE, Chicago, IU.. and At Louis, Mo. Durham tahUtorie. It wan net dttrtaw the anntatica hat ween 8 JohMon. Boldltm ef both i tlMir ponchfM with thetnbM*oUnefdU*rr, and, afUr Dm* nmodtr, ??? ward, tktoucnk'nicamofromKaat, West, North aud Bouth, for M more of that akwant tol(Moo. n Then, ten man ran an u fartorjr. Now it??nployaflOOmeu.u pink and|tokof theQcltlra Bella lftutkaiu DuU U tbe tnule-mark of thU, tha best lohaooo In the world. filaokweU???a Ball ib,.wK.re. ???tnokinir Tobacco hat the Urgaet Mia or any amohtag tnhacoo In tha world. Why? Hunply becauaa It la tha h*i. AH dealara have Ik Trademark of tha Bui. SWEPT INTO THE STREAM On* Thaniand Acres of Land and 'Might Nature of Hears." On tha deck of a big Mtsslssl.pl steamboat stood s sged Eonthun planter. Indicstlag by a nsec, of bis asm ths walsre tha boat was pantos over, he sold to a passenger from ths North: "When I was twelve years old I killed my first bear on a new plantation my father was then cutting cut of a Iciest that grew dfrrcily over ths waters of thl> . That was a mighty good plantation, sud there was right smart ot bean there, too. But that cue theuand acres cf land wssit lata Ac Mississippi years eg*" It ta putting no strain upon the tgun to isy that greet forests ot youthful hope, womanly beauty and manly strength are swept ta tha same wsy every year Into tha great, turbtd torrent ot diocese auddraih. V.t It should noth) 10 Thai I taw t> a disgrace as well as a lore. Ptoplo an largely loo e*r*lrea ot too stupid lo defend their own ti - i???it. most precious of welch I* beal-h. s??Df. all I* tour. ti ckl.ssoi >s or ignorance it e darter* _ _ is well lw rompi.x M s prop, etiioa tn ('(Ut: ruc tions a* ???ho hare Wrstrrn riven, which ??> ulwn flood tho elfin along their there*, arts* In a lew monuUlo rprtrcMo all onr atlzsents can be tract! to idpnre b oot and a small group of disordered orreoa Tbe mix! ??tr-??*Tr and i---'ii.It, remedy for dls- iss ta IMUiI II ,s toxic li goes to ihs screes ot palp sea wsskeiss la rrtpoere lo Its sedan, ihs lly-r. kids.'s spimseh sad htort Nyin iheir work stre.n. sal glssase 1s drivso out. Ta. unite is bo???, howenr. an latoxlaent, hut cures a d(lire for strong drink, lists yon dyspepsia, ritsntasri.es. or tn-nbtsa which bsvw refused 10 yield to other sgcais? Here Is yoor help. MOBE WONDERFUL YET. II. K. 1???nrpontnr, Heudenon. N. Y.. cured PaoriaaU uf Lcprmy, of tivcn??y ycxr?? , rtanding, Cdiicuoa Ukmkdks. T*h mult wonderful cure < reonrd. A d*im*panftil of rcuIm fell from mo daily. Pb5ild??r??kntl hit frlcnda thought ho must dla. Cule aworu to brfore ajurtlouof Ibepeic HrnidPrrrsn*??mnat prominent rjtlfenx dont wait. Write to nil for theac teatlmonlala lu f ???end direct to tho parae-. All are absolutely true and riven without our knowledge ox aoltclutton. Don't wait. Now Is ??h?? time to cura ??very apccici oritcblng, Scaly. Pimply. Sprofu'ous, Iuherltcd, CmitagHiifi, mil Ccppero^nlftrfd Di**??tea of the BiooLSkin aud Scalo with Loaaof Hair. Solo by all drugrt*'! Price: OuticuBa. 60c*a., RXMT.vxNT.il; hoar. 75 eta. Poarxx Dxuo and CBxxical Oo.. Button. Mma BEAUTY 8R"aft ???SSSESSi Ena bktn Bleiuiatioa. u??o cuticura Soap. WOMAN. Her Health and Happiness are Matters of Great Concern to all Mankind. KKAR MAttlETTA, GA. Sotzemonths ago 1 bought a bottle ot Dr. J. Brad- Hold???s Female regulator and used it In my family wlih groat satlsfAciton. I hsvo recommended it to throe families and they bare foam! It to be just what is clstmod for It. The femalee who have used Bare now in perfect health and able to attend to their household duties. Kkv. H. b. JOB NEON Etatr er Gioaors, Troup County. I have examined the rocotpt ot Dr. Josiah Bred- Held, end pronounce It tube a combination of med icines ol gren- merit to the treatment of all diseases ot ft moles for whtsh he recommends II, Wit. P. Bxabixy, M. D, eraiwoniLn, rr.au. Dr. J. BiiADFiii.n: Dear Slr-.My daughter has been snffrring for miny year- wl???h that drrsdful slit utlou kunw ss Female Disease, which he* cost ms many dollars sud notwithstanding 1 1-ad the best medical attendance, could uot fled rc-lt.t. have used many other kinds ot medicines wfthou any effect. I had just about given her up, was out of heart, but happened In tho etore ot Vi. W. Eckler several weeks slnoo, and he, knowing ol my daugh tor???s sfll lotion, peisasded me t* buy a bottle of your Female Regulator. 8be began to improve at once. I reu* so delighted with Its effeou that I bought several marc bottles of It: tod knowing what I da about It, If to-d.y one of my family was suffering with that awful dliease.I would bare it If It cost IM a bottlo, for I cau truthfully say tt haa cured my daughter sound and well, and myeelf and wile do most heartily recommend your Femalo Regulator ta be Just what li ta reprewnted to be. Respectfully, H. D. FKATHER3T0N, Treatise on Uto Health and Happiness of Woman mailed free. Tits Beadvikad Rxcclator Co., Bax 2$ Atlanta, Ga. LeVEBWS ffiGFFEE. LoctjjnLctl wtlie Beat* ft E. LEVERING & CO. fifau/gW ;wij Dr.!t!mora. ???m4tmm frctnt ntampi fee lernrfnff'a Cojen Cuy cvtJ Smuten flttryetw; fa Nry, MkfWf'&TT t DR. SETT???S MEDICAL DISPENSARY ... .81 West9th St,Cincinnati,0. ??l??U??n*'??f U??l* DUpenwuy have attun???d ?? _ _-wide roputaNun for aitcodll/ curtiiM sy ??jllU, (kmoirboMh, uieek. Btrtcture, I/ver. Kiuiiay aud Urinary I ruublrv Blood and Ski* Dlanue*. YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED AND OLD MEN, who ??n> Miflferinr jrom ??bo trrrlk!* *rt*tt* of Jferv ou* ??nd Physic*! Dcblltiy, Umt Mnnhood. Youtu- ful lndl*cmton*.8olf'*tottae,??r Kxcw*of**y kind, **?? who *??w find* hi* n??rvr?? weakened, ha* la* dvlou* dreams, and noctorn*! emissions. Is debill- Utcd, *m* ietod, weak, melancholy, *b*ent-mlnd> ???d. d*ll, l'- It*:, and finds bis llfoa burden. A ftir* im auamnteret in every rase, as rmaodfea u-t quickly and curs ponuanentiy. ter TsUquts tn>a:ci! In all parts of the world. WlBiyrw, the consulting phvslrtan, la a grad uate from four mca.lcnl col leaee.Ts years ex penencs audextsnrtve |.r.u tlce ln Koiland. France and Am- ???rlea. Phmphlvu aud IMt uf Questions mailed frees JOY TO THE WORLD! THERE IS A POSITIVE CURE FOR Dr. Haines' Golden Specific. It can be fltven In a cup of eodbe or fee with out tha knowledge of the pcr>on taking It, and wifi Struct a permanent and speedy cura. whether tha patient Is a moderate driukcror an alcoholic wreck. It haa been given In Ihnuaands ot cases, and In every instance the happiest results followed. The system one* Impregnated with the Specific, tt becomes an uttar Impossibility for the liquor appetite tn exist. mowed br oOLrxi* aracmc co. us xxca BT. as cm* ATI. a. SudfraeOwsUr. rniele fo MAGNUS & HIGHTOWER, DRUGGISTS. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ARION PIANOS. THE POPLUAB PIAJSTO OP THE SOUTH! TRIED AND TESTED FOR 20 YEARS- OVER 70,000 IN USE! Purs In Soilel Sweet la Tenet Durability fully Demonstrated! Thousands sold by us tn ths part fourteen years! Testimonials from planed purchasers! Maker???s asmo.cn each on*l Sold under/oh' six years guarantee and on tho eaileit Installment Term*! THE BEST MEDIUM COST PIANO MADE- 7 Oct. Only $210. 7 1-3 Oct. Only $235. TEN FAVORITE STYLES IN SQUARES AND UPRIGHTS ???With fine SfooL Cover an1 Boak of^Muslc! A Couplets Outfit in4 Delivered. Freight pcldtotny yart of tfto Sauth. 8ent on trial and wo pay frefgfat both ways if not nllif ictirf. All we ask Im a f??tr trial. Order and tost In your own home end wo will risk results] Thousand* have beea sold In this way* ORDER AN ARI0N AND YOU WILL BE MORE THAN PLEASED. For Illustrated Catalogue*, Padcesand Full Information. Address (mentioning XxTJSDjQEEDT - eBs BAflB??, SAVANNAS. GA. E. VAN WINKLE & CO, MANUFACTURERS OF 9 CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, COTTON GINS, PRE S :s, COI TON SEED OIL MACHINERY, ETCj Atlanta, Georgia, SEEDS SEEDS PEDIGREESEEPS ^fflWSEEDS ar For tha PRIVATE FAMILY irsolvc Crown hy ouraelvaaaa*fflnJBuau JSEEDS nr llnadaomo Ilhutratod CaBnloffne and Itarul Ur??latcr FRLB TO AIxTx. MERCHANTS, HEnND m YOBIl BUSINESS CARDS FOR TRADE IxLST. DAVID LAHPRSTH&SONSjSEED GROWERS, PHILADELPHIA PEltKINS BHOS. Cairy the largest ttock ot MACHINERY In tbe Eoutb. Knrincs Boilers. 8sw M11U Corn ???v* Wheat Mlftre mparatars. Beapon. Mowers, Brick MscbmwTrUnca. Uatohen, and all kbrdi vt ntchincry at lowest prices aud easy terms. Wo keep on hand all rises engines ana Boilers, from > to pc-boras nownr, and SAW mills to suit, r ??nv3mflUa^ T ??iflnra for threshing, healing leg., lumber, ???? . hsvo no equal. Get our price*bagsora buyle*. PERKINS BROS. 39 TO 43 W. ALaBaMaST.. ^^(???hurarac- ?? E0R01A ^ STEAM 0(6!^: W 8B5 30ILERS ALL OABRIAGB AND CARRIAGE MAKERS . SAVE MONEY BT vortsa SHEER GOOD* FROM J. W. FRANKE & CO- 81 and 33 W. Alabama Street, ATLANTA, GA* DEALERS IRON, CARRIAGE MAKERS??? SUPPLIES* coach VAiansusi asd colo?? bbdsui, ktc. TOR PRICXH. wky SKMJZSlmSz (??? corrain???d wtlhwa. To??wtnaro^**n**m4 . to Ml oar POPULAR N??W BOOKS and ether*, wfcaae tima It To hrewn* mo* *m ??? both mii ATLANTA MACHINE WORKS. M'COMBS, TAYLOR & CO., SUCCESSORS TO MCOMBS, MEAKIN & CO. 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