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m THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: ATLANTA, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1884.???TWELVE PAGES. MATED FOR LIFE. BILL ARP Do Xlumenates Over Lore, Courtship snd Harrises -What Married Life Should Bo-Country Marriages Happior Than Those In the City???Raisin* the Little Onos. Married and gone. It is the same old story, Lore and courtship. Then come* the engage went ring and a blessed interval of fond hope* and happy dream* and then the day is fixed??? tho itu*picious day that Is never to be forgotten ???a day that bring* hnppinc** or misery and begin* a new life. Then come* the license, the permit of the law which says you may marry, you may enter into bonds. The state ap' prove* it and the law altows it and it will coat you only a dollar and a quarter. Cheap, aint it, and yet it may be very dear. Then comot the minister, and the happy pair stand up be fore him and make some solemn vows and listen to a prayer and a benediction, and they are one. In a moment the trusting maid ha* lost her name and her free will and is tied fast to a man. Well, ho is tied fust,too, so it is all right all round I reckon, but somehow 1 nl way* feel more coucern about the woman than the man. She is a helpless sort of a creature and takos the most risk,for she risks her all. We gave him a cordial welcome into the family, and we kissed her lovingly and bade them good-bye, and the children threw a ???bower of rice over them and an old shoo after them, and they were soon on their way to tho land of flowers. She was not our child but was almost, for Mr*. Arp was the only mother she ever knew and we love her. j sut in my piazza ruminating over tho scene and I wondered that there were as many hap py mating* a* there seem to be. Partner* lor life ought to he congenial and harmonious in no many things. When men make a partner ship in busilie** they cant get along well if thev are unlike in disposition or in moral prin ciple, or in business way* and business habits. But they can dissolve and separate ut pleasure and try auother man. A man and his wife ought to he alike in most everything. It is said that folks like their opposite, their counterparts, and so they do in some ro*j??cct*. A man with jduo eyes goes mighty nigh distracted over a woman with hazel eyes. 1 did, ami I'm distracted yet whenever 1 look into them. But in mental qualities and emotional qualities and taste* and habits and principles and conviction* and the like they ought toelass together. Indeed it is belter lor them to have the same politics and the same religion. And so 1 have observ ed that the happiest unions as a general thing are those where the high contracting parlies have known each other for a long turns and have assimilated from their youth in thought and feeling. When a man goes off hi some watering place and waltzes a few time* with a charming girl and falls desperately in lovuand marries her oil'hand, it is a long shoot and a narrow chance for happiness. Why, wo may live in the snme town with people and not know o* much about them ns wo ought to. 1 never made any mistake about iny choice of a partner for the dance of life, but I've thought of it n thousand times that if Mrs. Arp Imd known I loved codfish and got ui?? by day break every morning she never would nave had mo. It wats nit?? and tuck to get her anyhow and that would hove been the feather to break the camel's burl;. Well, I???m mortal glad she dident know it. though 1 am free to suy that if 1 Imd known she sleid until the second ring ing of the first hell tor breakfast amt was fond of raw oysters, it would hove Imd A dampuing in life and know what they are Don???t Die In the House, about. There is no goodlier sight "Rough on Rots" clears out rata, mice, intill nature than to sec n good looking roaches, bed-bugs,flies,ants moles,chipmunks, healthy young man who is making an honest gophers. 15c. living stand up at the altar with a pure sweet ??? good,tempered ,nffcctunateIndustrious girl and Twine bonnet* are the latest English nov- thc parents on both sides approving the match. ??? elty. They are made of twine sewed in con- ???* to be put in the little . centric rows, and are finished by a very thick Bill Abp. 1 Then the big not ought to lx pot and every body rejoice. GONE AFTER HIM. Cnptnin Crim nml u Requisition Go to North Cnrollnn for a Prisoner. Yesterday afternoon Captain Crlin left the elty for Durham, North Carolina. He goes armed with a r&iulstlon for L. N. IlnlT who I* wanted in At. lantu for cheating and swindling. Half a long time n resident Atlanta, and until recently was a well known dealer in jcwclfy on Peachtree street near the railroad. In the same store room W.If. Lofton conducts a retail tobacco store, and at the time Huff was fft the building Mr. Lofton wa* there too. In fact Mr. Lofton was in the room when HuiT came in and routed Hufl??? the portion of the room which he occupied. When Hull??? first applied to cord. Gold and silver gosttncr-likc* tissue* are much used in millinery. Samson's Legs nml Locks. * . When Delilah clipped off Samson's locks that mighty athlete at once became "us other men." If it could he proved thatthe possession of lux- uriant hair would enable men to tear open nf ( lions???jaws, Hiscox St Co. would be driven wild in the effort to supply enough of Parker's Hair Balsam to meet the demand. As it is the Bal sam prevents your hair from falling out, and res hires tho original color if faded or gray. Be sides it is a great addition to the toilet table simply as a dressing. C ancer cure NO CURE! NO PAY! Xo I'ain! X???ofeJ! X'o Knife! F irst-clam solicitors wanted to take orders in city and country for the People???s Cyelojiedla the lx>t end clien|K*t published, eimbiln* information down t.?? 1??W4. Choice terri tory and extraordinary iuduivtinaits to those thoroughly capable. Apply If. W. fcc??tt Jt Co.. Houth Broad 8t. MAP filing IS .??> profitable IIS .ill) agency III Jli Al the world. Price ml need hnJf. Catalogue free. Address ff. C. A F. Tl.???NIKON Atlanta. IPs. ZIMMERMAN a & kuS vim B VIII M.ooo CcMonlML Durable nml lire ???M. *>ut of do of It, own profliicls. KIES! <Jor Xllu.trutod/ and Trcutbo. AdUrtm, ZIMMERMAN MT'ti CO.. CH.clnrall,0. or llurUnctoo. l.irn. / $400.00 FREE! ii trade and soon after Huff swung Ills sign Jill * *??? * months ago. Heveral months after opening iu Mr. made ... the wind. Mr. Lofton soon ascertained that Huff wtiMUKOfni trailer. Thin wax about eighteen Lofton's store Huff and Mr. Lofton entered into i irtuen' stock goods pose or them, the profit* upon i the . . r fmsi* enumerated In the agree- ???nt. The Ann succeeded well enough until some time In April last when they disagreed and dis solved. The. causes of the dissolution are many. no it is said by the officers. Wln-n the two settled Mr. Lofton's trial Imlauee sheet indicated that he owed Huff about four hundred dollars, but lie claimed that Huff Imd made some bills without Ills knowledge and declined to |Niy the money until thoroughly satisfied upon that point. |fe therefore gave Huff two uoii-mi- gotiahie notes of about two hundred dollars eaeii. The firm was due about $300 and the account* and notes were given to Hull* for collection. This was about the middle ol May. Alsmt ten days ago Mr. Loftin ascertained that Huff had left town. Hultscqucntly he learned that Huff had collected nearly all the hills due the firm and had traded his two notes away. Mr. Lofton Immediately began tracing Huff and ibiy before yesterday ascertained that ho was in Dur ham, N. C. He then visited Chief Connolly and ipiainting him with all tho furb%rcqnested him . obtain Huff* arrest. Chief Connolly telegraphed the officers nt Durham and early yesterday morn ing received an answer informing him that Huff had been arrested. Yesterday Mr. Lofton wore out a warrant for Huff nml a requisition was ranted. In the afternoon Captain Crlin went out lor his prisoners and will return alsmt Tuesday. Mr. l/olton claims tlmt Huff has Ix-ut him out of alsmt eight hundred dollars, and says he will ac cept no compromise, Imt will prosecute Huff to the full extout of the law. DOWNING THE "DEFIANCE.??? Jew. Hut I have scon some mighty clever pqo- p, ,' r |ni I! did ???StMcMy'uttll&O Wf pie cat oysters raw nml sleep late iu the morn- th& lie voluntarily almndoiiqdlt to An Arthur Orgnn In Trouble While the Kdl tor lilts Gone to Mee Itlaine. The Ikjfanw" I* the speckled and spectacular negro-edited newspii|M>r that struggles to the sur face once a week Iu this elty. It is tho personal organ of W. A. Pledger, tho "old gold??? colored surveyor of the port of Atlanta. Recently it has been a red-hot Arthur paper, but while Pledger has lieen nlwcut ns a delegate nt Chicago and after wards as a rustler trying to make things even with the lllalno party iu Washington, his concern has fallen into tumble. M. A. Loftin has filed a bill asking the court to np|N>liit a receiver i hike charge of the paper nml 11 out the material. Ho alleges that Pledgor and Burnett Induced him to Imv a one-third Interest III the paper upon their promise that he should become Its business malinger. Hu says that lifter he Isiught the Interest they refused to carrv out their promise, but played a big game of "freeze* out" against him, refusing him any connection tho ledger and Burnett tors a lieu on the property U . , that all this Is done for the avowed purpose of du frnuding petitioner. Ilo wants tho concern sold ???lit and one-third of the proceeds paid to him k !????????????????????? mg. B it still a man and Hts wjfe can liarmo nize ami eoiiipromiso a good* many oft lime Ihiny*. nml it i* a beautiful illustration of thi* lo see Mrs. Arp cooking codfish for ntoaml fix* lug it nil up so nice with eggs ami cream, ami it is a touching evidence of my undving de votion to her to see mo wandering about tho liouso lonely and forlorn every morning for an hour or two, nml forbidding oven the cat to walk heavy while she sleeps. That codfish JtfU???ilKM comes tonic honestly from my futhcr???l aide,ami my mother put up with it like a good, considerate wife, ami wo children grew up with uu idea that it was good, t'ye heard of a young couple who got married ami went off to Augusta on a tour, ami tho feller stuck his fork into a codfish hall nml took a bite.* lie choked it down like a horn, and whch his he- loved asked him what was tho matter,replied: "Dent say anything about it, Mamly, hut as /Uyrq w ^ou arc horn there is something dead lii Uie bread," .... Well, wo can inako compromises about all such tilings as habits nml tastes, hut tlicro ore aorno things that wont dompromise worth a cent. If a girl has boon brought up to having a good deal of freedom and thinks it no harm lo go waltzing amuud with every gay Lothario who loves to dance, ami alter she gets a feller of her own, wants to keep nt it and liavn pol- luted anus around her waist, alio had just as well sing farewell to conjugal love and do mestic |??eacc, for it is against tho order of na ture for a loving husband to stand it, and he uugbent. There is auother thing that ought to Ik* considered, and that is age. A few years makes uo difference, hut an old man hail bet ter he careful about marrying a young wife. Ho wont 1h* happy, hut about two weeks, ami then his misery will begin and ii WlH mwvf f ml. It may he better fur a woman to he an old man???s (Mrntig *.*?????? ?? young man's slave, hut she hud better ho ncUufir. w OCU ttvouiig girl marries nu old man for his money sue has { ;one back on herself, for money dont bring lapniiiess. Money helps, hut money with ??? dead weight is a cur*^???an aggravation. I was talking one daV loan old iiiuii,a Frenchman, who had made a hermit of hinuelf nml was living ail alone in the woods, nml ho said: "Mine friend,l Imv make olio grand meestake. Mine first wife whom 1 marry ven 1 vos younr - vos an angei from heaven, Uod bless her, h j( el fronr'amt he jk??* J .ZT . in haste and repent at my leisure. I try J;, wid her for tree years hut we were nut, ???compa tible. It was against do order of tie Nn *) | liutl myself a had ami a prisoner * K|| ,| eo j geete her half my monies amt r?? J - w - v r IMm B??r Mil hid. in ???!>* Yjldernw. JfigFjn , live .ml b.re vill 1 aw, ??n>l ??? j 81. Peter .nil tell heelil how , . ^ . fl.yjl ^ne on e.rtli lie roihI ui??> t y iu l<Jwn R ,r,l,.n i .hi Sti???l iny eom. m t??v . V ou have hait trouble enough. C-iuiilry marria(r . eencr.Hr liapnirr than llmM luwle 1 ,.( Ur , , m ??????g the faimliea of the rich. to work ??uil U> wait on them' better hu.baml. amt le tter w ' YC! * # than IboM raiw.1 in luxury. It i. iniKhty ???' >r ,| Klr . mntl to ulea.a hi. wife ami Veen hr y | tt humor if .hehu been iwtlod by If Jt Itareau ami never knew, want wul ha* 1 , uo iiM*ful work to do, 8he w>m take, the r'auui t the conuiptiona or the ???dont know -what I want," and inu.t g" Imek to ma. A -\,mug la.lv who never did anything after .he quit <ehon[ tint .Ire., for rom|wny and make viaiu and go to the theater or the daueo wilt never make a p????l wife. Thi. wife bu.ineu i?? a very wriou* pUMUea*. It U right hard work lo t.lay wife. The mother of .ix, eight or ten children hu wru aighu. 8he know, what care i?? and work i>, and one of theae do noth ing women rant .laud it. If ahe i. not a used utiin.titution with one child, two will tini.li her ami if it wawnt for roudenwd milk the children would perUh to death in a month aflet they were horn, and wrter like th. r.iw. in Florida. I heard . Florid, man .ay the other .lav that. Florida row dideni give enough milk to eolor the code* for lireakt'a.t and thev bad to raiw the calve, on the bottle. Celling married ought to be a eon.ideratc huiitiM.. Folk. oughUn to get married in a hurry, neither .night they wait fair or five wwr??j .ix mouth. B Uug .nought f*r an en gagement, I dont mean ebildren. 1 mean grown folk. who Imv. muled down ie-Uiini of the paper ami nrus uMuweil to * t oust |I5 ??WVCk was ouly W.75; ??? avoid ps Ills share of the losses. They say they have the pu|>cr going at Krcnt expense to tnemselvi . that Isdton eoiitrBtiiteil Wl rents to tho treasury ol the concern nml collected and kept 912 that was due to It. They say they published tho paper * ??? * ??? pntal Improvement of their ..... . . t know that tliulr effort* are teiidiim to the moral and Intellectual cnllghtvU' incut of their |>atrons, heueo it would ho an nut- rmte to stoji them in their useful career. In the nlMcncc of Pledger it was ngretsl yesterday that the hearing of the application for a receiver should be bad uext Friday. THE RETURN MATCH. CONSUMPTION CURED. An old physician, retired from practice, hav ing had placed in his hands by an East India ' missionary tho formula ol a simple remedy for the speedy ami permanent euro of consump tion, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat and lung affections, also n positive and radical euro for nervous debility and all nerv ous complaints, after having tested its wonder ful curative powers iu thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffer ing fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this receipt in German, French or English, with full direc tions for preparing and usin^, sent by mail bv addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. A. Noykh, 14jj Power's block, Rochester, N. Y. Parasols nre covered with squares of silk, and made highly ornate with embroidery, lace Premature Loss of the Ifnlr May i??o entirely prevented by the use of Burkett's Cocoa ink. HoirsKKP.F.pr.ns should insist upon obtaining Harnett???* t invorlojj Extracts. ??? ??????. There arc 7,000 French Canadians in Low ell, Mass. There nre a large number of baking pow ders in the market containing alum, and some that contain nmmonin, hut in proimrtions ao moderate tlmt they might, bo used in safety whelp proper caution is exercised. Dr. Price** Cream Baking Powder, however, is recom mended by chemists iih being free from ulum, iiminoniu and every other drug. Dr. Fuller???s Patent Injection with syringe com blued, cures stinging irritation, inflammation and urinary complaint*. 91. All druggists. Dr. Fuller's Youthiiil Virgor Pill* cure nervous debility, Impo tence and nwturmil emissions. 92. By mail. Depot 422 Canal street, New York. f r su we wky Bands of velvet fastened with pretty buttons or with clasps are again worn on tho waists and nt the throat in London. Opium Habits EASILY CURED. ROOIC FREE. DB. J. 0. HOFFMAN, JEFFERSON, W8C0K8II. E IVOItCES**All family troubles settled cheaply speedily, qufetfy;de*crtfon;nosupport,etc. Ad- is ATTORNEY WARD, World building, 1,207 Broadway, X. Y. ' selling articles in the world. A sample free. Address JAY BROX8QX, Detroit, Iftch. LONG TIME 4 per cent. LOANS. est. R. West, Hec???y, 31 W. Gtfi ML, Cincinnati, Instantly Relieved. Mrs. Ann Lacotir, of New Orleans, La., writes: "I have a son who hns been sick for two years; he lias been attended by our leading physicians, but all to no purpose. This morning he Imd his usual spoil of cough ing, and was so greatly prostrated in conse quence, that death seemed imminent. We had in the house a bottle of DU. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, purchased by my husband, who noticed your advcrtisclnent yesterday. We administered it, aud ho was instantly relieved. The total number of dwelling house* ill Boston is 43,98(1. with seventy-six hotels and 153 family hotels. There pre 3,347 stores, and miscellaneous buildings. aoLPsyttr ity watchmaker*. Lynuftttc. Cfrcnfa-v Down h Co.. >4 I> y Hi. Ji. iatikis ACOIDU box cragon ??? Nm1 uouaiiONl !T.ir"v???.. liV53,f MBIIf T. In On. Unotli, ???nffftamAmerfot. Al???.i ??*??Certainty, iib&l. AL Yoiin7.l730n-MivlriiKtJt.YarK, WANTED A WOMAN of sense, energy snd respectability for oar business In ber CAN CANCER BE CURED? To hundreds who are readers of The Constitu All persons nfllieted with Dyspepsia, Diar- rhn??a, Colic and nil kinds of indigestions will find immediate relief and sure cure by lisitig ANGOSTURA BITTERS. The only gonuino is uiniiufaetured by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert A Sons. M ! f f Foreigners owti 20,941,000 acres of the Uuitcd States. The Speed mid Endurance nf Mnenn and Atlanta to he Again Tested. The return match between selected walker* ol Atlanta and Macon will take place lit the ware house of Kelly, Rosser St Co., on Tuendny, June 24. Five walkers on a side will appear and as far ns pos sible the men that walked In the Central City park will confront each other a* the cIumcu representa tive of the two Cities. The Macon walker* are already preparing for the struggle. Tim Telegraph and Monger thus advises them; "Now thnt the library has decided to have the walking match In Atlanta. H would lie well for our hoy* to sprinkle some saw-dust on the floored the hippodrome at the |??ark and practice en ???aw-dust. The lilppodiomo measure* one- eighth of a mile.??? Messrs. Ford. Hm-rry. MoKaT and Farmer are coming, amt I reliably Mr. WII- Hums. The Atlanta live will he selected to-mop. The warehouse will !h> nut In cojhI condition, and all the vacant spare Allied with seat*. The round fare from Macon will bo one dollar, ami it Is thought at least one thousand will come from thnt city. All the other roads leading Into the city wilt Ik* Invited to-morrow to place eXCtlTSTOU tickets on the sale at low rate*. A great crowd Is expected aud the preparation* will eonimonni- j.*M will )*?? taken to have the tret ???inmillh and .ihhM (ii *hl?? illy iu every ri.)in-t. Il uii .Me ???? goliMI_ lulu tlFj rum- lug mati n to will. THE NEW UUILOrNO ortli* Constitution, oftd\ho lncnmlescmt l???.teetrlo Light. It,Is one ot the prides of a growing city like At- h* jrta to ho constantly adding to its many enter- nrisre- The demand* of business here, in many deiKirtments. have onUtrewn the mvom modal loas. and snhstAUtial buildings have been rcmodeletl aud enlarged, or rtpbveod by new and more ele gant <m??* F*??r several years we have l??een cramp ed for reom, having outgrown our present ??Uua- lien, and our new building, with all tho Whve alettees. comforts and accommodations ureiranie, will soon 1h* completed and .st-indtsb Amona the greatest convenience* of our new building w ill be the tneandeecenl e 1 retrie light-the same as is on exhibition at the Markham house. The dynamo for furnishing this light to our bnlUUng lik* arrived. The building ha* bean wim fer Mime time and during Julv we hope tomnight our citizens with the practical and ??uc????ful ot>- oration In Atlanta of a light destined to make rapid headway all over the country. ????? expect lii a limited lime to see the AtlaiiU company f????r generating and furnishing thU light to our Jpeople Hilly organirest aud supplying the waul* of all. With the new Kimball n??us?? amt the Markham house and Tint fowmTUTum butMIng uMjV the light it* adoption In Atlanta is a certainty. w?? arv all the more a??uresl of this breatwa we are Mdisfietl that as an Investment the stock Hi the company will prove remunerative. Death from Apoplexy. Pexsao*L-%, June 14.???D. F. ItulUvon, a proml nenl lumber dealer ami mill owner, reported to be the wealthiest uran In Florida, was found dead in Ins! this morning, supposed from apoplexy. VTlint a Tetllou* Time. "Banaon???s Capcine Boron* Plaster* curt??? me of a chronic affection of the kiduey*."??? g.T. H. 25 cents. The total number of ludiaus attached to ageucie* is now 246.000. llOUNFOUP'S ACID PBOtffHATK. One of lint Tonics. Pa. A. Atrixoox, Profcasor Materia Mrelica and Dermatology in College of Physician* and Surgeons Baltimore. Md., says: "It make* a pleasant driuk, and is ??tre of our best Ionic# in the sha|*e of the phosphates iu soluble form. Decline nf Man. Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence, Bcxual Debility, cured by ??????Well???s Health Be newer, #1. The glory ol tnan is his strength. If you are weakened down through excessive study, or by early indiscretions, Allen's Brain Food will permanently restore nil lost vigor, aud strengthen all the muscles of Brain and Body. $1; 6 for #5.???At druggists or by mail from J. H. Allen. 315 First^Ave., Now York City. No one will object to the lovoly os ft mara bout feathers which deck so niauv hats, and which enu he appropriately worn by young or old. Professor C. A. Bryce, M. P., LL. D., Editor Medical Clinic, Richmond, V??., says: "Liobig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic is a wonderftil recoustruc- tifo agent, building up tho general system and supplying lost nervous energy. Ii\ ulltrusting diseases nml broken-down constitutions ii Is tho agent.??? Also in female complaiuts, shat tered nerves, etc. Jet butterflies af* ftMnslnnnlly snlwtituted fi>r tho cla;|H which hold tho folds nt tho hack ofmftniles. They are artistically made, but the cited undeniably ??dd?? All Weakness of Gentlal Organs, Sexual Inijiotency, and nervous disorders permanent ly cured in thirty days, by tho genuine Dr. Kicord's Restorative Pills. Bottles 50 cents. Pills $1.25, 100 pills $2.00. 200 pills $3.50, 400 pills $6.00. Magnus A Hightower, coruer Pry or ami Decatur streets, Atlanta. Wholesale by Luutnr, Rankin ami Lamar. The rose bud opening up to the worn. While yet thejlew hangs on tho thorn, Exhale Ires sweetness than Is wont To breathe from llj** that ZOSOBONf Has touched With a soft crimson glow \ Tn.ll show* the diizsllng tooth oil so. Staunton Female Seminary, STAUNTON, VA. RKVv JAMK4 WILLIS, pRixeiPAL ThH well-known Institution l* one of the best In tin* t*.Vwth. Xoteil for It* excellent corps of teach- era, eU'gHiit nml healthful l??Huitloii. home Influ ence ami moral culture. Best facilities for Music ami Art. Not sirlarian. Terms inmlcrate. Ses sion o tie ns first We??lne??dajr tu September. Apply (tircalalouue. ??? wky 4t |will sale' OR KM'IIANHE??? a splendid V farm of SSTiaetcs. Thirty acre* fine river and creek iMttom, balance ii*hhI upland, about half cleared and half well Umbereil, on South river. Will sell at a luirgain or exclia:ige for city or*ubur* !n??u property or of goods. I will also sell or exchange a???splendid mill property, now imytng well, r have no u*c for mill* or farm* ami mean trade, tuxt. W. Parrott. IVtere -tnvt eompwsw. wk BIGPROFjJS Trtnret ??*-??????e??t <o??Utini; fcUiM. Ok. Something new H<-t*ekrrrw* b*y l%em ?? t tlfrt. Ck> nlui>1 imllomiilB(iw ruliuaplti 1 rennet St T??SoxS??l SOUTHERN METHOOiSr PUBLISHING HOUSE, NASHVILLE. TENN. the South. A full axsortmciu of the better class of miwetianeoux book* con??r??ntly ea head. Theological U* As and SuntUy-*chool song-books sad hbranes a Ctirtsttnu Atlvocarx. General ovtaa of the Mettodbt Episcopal Church, South. Twenty page* each week. A pure paper for the old and young. Only 92 a year. 8umtay-*chool Periodicals. Eight periodicals for Sunday-school teacher* and echokr*; different grade* sad prices; issued weekly Monthly, snd quarterly. Catalogue of books and specuaeas of Christina Advocate snd Sunday-school Periodicals seat free to anv address. I'.-timatcs furnished oa all kiads of Book sad Job Printing. Addresa Southern Methodist Publishing House, NASHVILLE. TENN. him at hh office .. sec the photograph* of patient* before treatment, then again, taken years after treatment, read the certificates of their treatment and complete cure, or go with him on his round* among hi* numerous patient*, and see the progress they are making, talk with them ami learn what they have to say, will be convinced that no matter how completely other* may fail to cure this dreadful disease, Dr. Greene doc* cure it. His cures nre permanent. He ha* photographs of case*, and testimonial* of cure*, tlmt were made year* ago. The patient* are mill living. You will he furnished with their nHinc* and pnstoffice ad dress In full, that you may write them and learn If three thing* bo so???not one or tivt/???hut dozcnnniul score* of them, showing tlmkft was not a fortunate accident, happening only occasionally, hut that it I* almost n certainty, the result of a vast experi ence. scientific knowledge and skill. Bldow we give one of the many certificates in the doctor'* possession. You will see it was given ten year* after the patient wa* cured : For some year* I suffered with a cancer on my left cheek. Just beneath my eye. Only those who have been similarly diseased can know with what dread ami anxiety I watched it* steady increase ix size. During the summer of is?:: I heard of Dr. Greene, of North Carolina, and of lit* remarkable success in curing such diseases. I went to him, distressed and anxious, weak and sick, a "stranger III a strange laud." He examined it carefully and gently, and at once won my confidence by lit* ten der manner, and the interest and sympathy he manifested toward me. This, nml the great ser vice, which by hi* skill he rendered me, will never he forgotten 1 He removed the cancer in less than two weeks, and In low than six weeks it wa tlrely healed, and now after nearly ten year*. still entirely well. <*-ould 1 say more to convince any one afflicted with cancer that Dr. Greene 1* wonderfully successful In hi* specialty, aud worthy of your perfect confidence, I would gladly (lo so. &IR8. ISABELLA WHITE, I 11 7* 11 *cnqon3 dollar we will send the potvrr one rear, snd a beautiful Fnclidi Cloth Brand Volume of thi? NATIONAL AMERICAN DICTIONARY containing TOO J'nrrovinc* (it)S L"J?', '"ThJ* useful and elegant volume is a Library and Encyclopedia of general * i?!** 1 * H in dothWSt. inirK \m from onrt nrm Vdi uXi *????*??wno?? *v X nam'an. wiu leu you now l rsaiT TOi'fcl F.mp, 89 Randolph Hfrccf, Chicago, III. Dr. Drake Acquitted. Columbus, June 14.???{Special.]???The Jury in tho case of the state vs. Dr. J. W. Drake, charged with murder, this evening returned a verdict of not guilty, aud the prisoner was discharged. THE COTTON MARKETS, CONSTITUTION OFFICE. Atlanta, June 14,1884. Tin: week???s review. New York???While we note no great shrinkage in price* the cotton market hns nevertheless been very dull all the week, and trurunctlons In future deliveries have item remarkably small. Otherwise the market present* no new feature*, though the outlook suggest* no immediate change for the bet ter. Spots steady; middling ll%c. NEW YORK. June 13???The following Is the com- nanitlve cotton statement for the week euding to day: Net receipt* at all United State* port* 8,411 Same time last year. 21,455 Showing a decrease. 13.014 Total rcccidt* 4,768,324 Same time last year. 5,845,598 Showing a decrease 1,077.274 Export* for the week 25,227 Same time last year go 561 Showing a decrease. 14,324 Total export* to date. 3,582,930 Same time hwi year 4,443,222 Showlnn a decrease 860,292 Stock at all^Uiiited State* port* 427,578 bV>05 26,968 Same time lost year. Showing a decrease Stock at interior town* Same time lost year Showing a decrease ol.... Whiteaburg, Hamblen Co., Tenti. SUBSCRIPTION LOANS. 4 On demand wv premlw to par t" U>* order or Wm. Dlnklejr.Trra*., Ihernm or Pollarr, value received, ???III) lutvrvrt *l lb? r*t?? or 4 per cool, por aonon Pom amt after.... II la uadrr-tood and a*ree4 that the prlaelnal of ttala mote will a* become 4ae or payable, and wllf net be de manded. *??? Inn* a* tile Intrreat and aeb-crlptio* M of H^rejajdjeartr In adranee. Ptirwed Vrtnriflal uot Pauahla ao I.ono am Ilorrotvcv Itemalnm a Nuharrlbt-r. Loan * made only fo anbaerlbera iu flOO to U(V) amount*, out nf surplus ledger Hub- Rcrlptlnn Fund. (Hc?? form of note above). \o*n application blank* sent by return mall in receipt of anbacrlntlon price, $1 a year. Atldrrea WM. IIINKI.KT. Trea*.. 21 W. (Mb Hi.. Cincinnati, O. ThU Company la regular hr Incorporated wader Ohio aw, with ample capital, fully reaponalble. awd iu 4 per vat. lean ayalem fur peer #r men of moderate mean*, la sore adrantafeowa than that of llnildlag A??aociativn??. HENLEY???S CHALLENGE ROLLERSKATE ACKNOWLEDGED BY EXPERTS AS TBB MOST COMPLETE, SCIENTIFIC SKATE and by Kink Rea aa the MOST DURABLE "???one In the market, _ Liberal Terms to the Trade. Fornewiopago Illuatrated Catalogue, send 4 cl. stamp to M. C. HENLEY, RICHMOND, 1ND. G ROnniA, RABUN COUNTY-MARY F. EL- lnrd ho* npplictl for exemption of pemmulty. and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and 1 will pa** upon tho name at 12 o'elock ra??? on tho 18th day.of July next at my office June 9. ls*l. LAFAYETTE WALL. Ordinary, 45,817 18,879 899.000 988.000 89.000 36.000 107.000 71.000 are tho Same time hut re... Showing a tleeroase. American cotton afloat for Great Britain Same time last year. Showing a decrease NEW YORK. June 13.-The following total net receipt* of cotton at all port* since Sep tember, 1, 1883: Galveston 589,113 New prican* l ,510,015 Mobile 252,369 Savannah 051.424 Charleston 421,377 Wilmington 91,220 Norfolk 577,082 Baltimore 64,040 New York 115,067 Boston 177,973 Providence 5,of??5 Philadeliihiu ftn,298 West Point 177,814 Brunswick 8.081 Flour, Grain nml Slenl. ATLANTA, June 14???Both white and mixed corn Is fim and decidedly active, and, a* the prospects In the money mnrket for the coining week nave brightened up some, it i* quite probable that grain will take on a still greater impetus. We quote: Hour???Patent process 97.25(<i$7.75; fancy 90.25: extra furollv $y.75A$6.00; iaiuiJy 9d.???2m&.50; extra $t.75<$95.00. Wheat???No. 2 red 91.20^91.23. Com???White milling, car lots bulk, S5c; do. sucked 88c; dray lot* 92(&95o; mixed, car lots bulk, 75c; do. sacked 78c: dray lots 83c. Com Meal???85??90c. Stock reed???$1.85H100lbs. Oats???Car lot* bulk 41c: do. wicked 40)ie; dray lots 52o. Rye-None. Hav??? fancy, ear lot* 922.00; V 100 Its SI. 15; choleo 921.00; V 100 IN 91.10: prime 920.00; ^ loo tbs 91.85; clover $20.00; ^ 100 IN ll.to. Wheat Bran ??? Car Jots 95; dray lots tl.05(391.10. Grit* *3.85 bbl. NEW YORK, June 14 ???Flour, southern dull; common to fair extra $3.00(^84.65; good to choice higher; uiignidcil No.2spotC2!i@62U; June Oat. higher; \0, 2 8^i@3S. oaw y,'i y.e higher; No. Hops firm: common to choice 22@32. CHICAGO, June J-l???Floor quiet. tVhcstflrmert closwl wenherand ',in lower; June K7@H7%; No. 2 Chicago spring #7??*?!^. Com quiet; closed He- under yeiterday; cash June WU@5S. Oats sternly; cash 32%@32>J; June 32}i ST. I/H???IS, June it???Flour unchanged. Wheat nctlreand higher; No.2red tall il.O???eaih; si.OOfl *1.01 Juno; No. ;1 red fall 91. Conidull; No.2 mixe<|!i2@.'B cash: .'ilJiajWM June. Oats higher; 31H bid cash; 31% June. ..J*OIXNATI.June 14???Flour unchanged; family W.40@*l.f. r >; fancy *. r >.lo@S5..io. Wheat strong; No. 2 red winter 51.01?? l.ftl. Corn linn; No. 2 mixed SBH. Oatsflnn: No. 2mixed*5. I.orisVIM.E June 14???Wheat steady; No. 2 red winter os@51.ix). Corn steady; Xo. 2 mixed t??. Oata steady; No. 2 western mixed 3.% Grocnrle,. ATLANTA, Jane 14???Market quiet and uncom* monly (lull, and merchants show no disposition to push business, owing to the stringency of the money market. Coflee ??? ltio l(i@r???^; old gov ernment Java 25c. Sugars ??? Standard A 7!4e: granulated 7??c; white extra C 7c: no demanri lor New Orleans sugars. Molasses ??? Black strap In barrels 29c. Syrup ??? Now Orleans Oder prime 45c; fair a'.@40c; common Mle. Tens???Black tUrafiOc; green 40(;t.c??e. Nutmegs 80c. Cloves 25c. AllJliiee 10c. Cinnamon 25c. SngoSOe. African ginger me. Mace 80e. Pepper 18c. Crackers???Mlllt 8c; Boston butter 8l^o; poirl oyster 7e; X soda fie; XXX do. 7'//-. Candy-As- sorted stick 10c. Mackerel???Market about larre of Is and 2s; No. 3 kits, I,.W??? 60c; do. '/. bbls, 89 Its, H 100 ??????> BWft Soap 52.50?? il loo cakes. I andles???Full wefglrt 15Hc. Matches???100^1 box81.75; 200*1.50;800*1.75. Sods, in kegs, 4%c; iu boxes 5J<@8Xc. Itlco 0@7e. NEW YORK, June lt-f'oflco, ???spot lair Rio dull BLAINE & LOGAN CAJll???AlUN ROOI4 NOW ICUADY* onopogM. Randsomely illu.Htratfd. A Bonanza for Agent*. You ran m-i frt/tu U&l to MO rlrnr poHlt?? dully, circulars awd term* free. Immu* u?? lime hut onler rcitqiiciv ouitlt, prepaid by mall I'ur.TOeia k nnil beuln work at olioe. Beaullf ti! * eii nuu> Tree toevery Ar??nr fHidpurcwrar *>t onr book. Add???ra J. i:. .tiftiPAttb *L < tnrlnnaH, Ohio. cm yc Hmm arawra. M GIVEN AWAY rtctnai.U mh4 4 t**c????i.??U on - color or l?? tor ????? eto.. U lor ||. Xo Hoot* too ??>'?????? *????? ??oa. loncrr. to HHl rnrctaiull* In n.aiM m.1 ntUrr CalBMBM. HUniM Uk??n T'>t* LYONS hll.K oa. U ?? sessHKissiHSr?? STANDARD SUGAR MACHINERY .???j Known and Used tho World Over, r tno worm uver. Gane Mills llorw Md Steam rower. Sugar Evaporators, ??? Vacuum Pans, Sugar Trains. We are the sole makers of *U??e Victor. Croat Woatern, ***3 Niles Cane Mills* original an t genuine Cook Evaporetor. and of toe Automatic Cook Evaporator. Beware of imltetlone *>t u*?? Look Kraporotor. They are Inferior In material atul construction stal tbrir only merit i* low price. Tk* jenuiae Cook Evapora tor ka?? cur brand ihvreon. BLYMYER MANUFACTURING CO. CINCINNATI. O. irammfiutarm ef Steam F.myites. Ml*, Ice Mat kites *td Ke/nyermtmy Macksmetj. Minor Ports 2L115 Total 4,768,324 SATURDAY, JUNE 14. New York???Sales for future deliver}* was some what moro actlvo to-day, still the feeling was somewhat depressed and the close developed a small loss In quotations. Sj??ots off MCc; mid dling 110-16c. Net receipts to-day 329 bales, against 2,190 halos last year; exports 7,006 bales; last year 12,187 bales; stock 429,599 kales; lost year 461,855 bales. Below we give the opening and dosiugquotations ol cotton futures In New York to-day: OPENED. CLOSED. Juno ll.4%cll.52 June ll.4Cstii.4fl July 11.600 July ll.MAll.55 August 11.70f<< August ll.7lMll.73 September ....1LM0U.37 Hcpteinbor ....11.52(^11.51 October 11.120 October 11.06oah.07 4ovembor 10.89010.90 Norcmber. M ...lO.8401O.85 )ecombcr. M ... 10.870 December......10.83010.85 January lO.y401O.99 January lO.llj0lo.91 February 11.05011.06 February 11.W011.O2 Closed barely steady; sales 94,000 bales. Liverpool???Futures closed easy. 8pots???Uplands ??? 7-16d; Orleans ??? 9-lCd; sales 7,000 bales, of which 5,100 bales were American; receipts 2,000; Ameri can 000. Local???Cotton nominal. We quote as follows: Good middling U%c; middling lljtfe; strict low middling llj^c; low middling lie; strict good ordi nary 10^c; tinges HKc; stains 9>409^c. NEW YORK, June 14-The total visible supply of cotton for tho world Is 2,339,717 bales, of which l,4- r jA t 917 IniIcs are American, against 2,022,308 bales and 1,778,808 respectively last year. Receipts of cot ton at all Interior towns 5,252 bales: receipts from plantations 2,655 bales. Crop in sight 5,013,95! bales. i Ity Telegraph. Jean*09-10; sal?? 7,000bale*: speculation and export l,w??: receipts 2,000; American 900: uplands low middling clause June and July delivery 0 24-61; July am! August delivery 6 2V64; August and Sep tember delivery 6 0 29-01,0 2H-64; September and October delivery 6 26-64: October and November delivery 610-61; 8epteml>er deliver}* 6 31*61.6 30-64; futures opened dull at the decline. LIVERPOOL. June 14???2:00 p.m.-Palesof Ameri can 5,100 bales; upland* low middling clause June delivery 6 24-61, Kellers; June and July delivery 6 21-64, Kellers; July and'Auguat delivery 6 25-64, buyers; August nml September delivery 6 2??-64, buyers; September and October delivery 6 20-61, value; October and November deliver}' 6 14-61, value; November and December delivery 6 9-64, value; December and January deliver}* rt 8-61, buyen; September delivery 6 30-64, buyers; futures easy. NEW YORK, June 11-Cotton dull; sale* 1,008 bale*: middBug uplands 11 9-16; middling Orleans 1113-16; net reeeips 30; gross so; consolidated uet receipts 329; exports to Great Britain 7,606. GALVESTON,June 14-Cotton quiet; middling 11 .Vlti; net receipts 43 boles: gross 43; wiles none; stock 3,453; exports to Great Britain 2,261. NORFOLK, June 14-Cotton nominal; middling 11%; net receipt* V* bales ugro*s 46; stock 1.62S;saIe* 9: exjH??rt)( coastwise 143. WILMINGTON, June 14-Cotton dull; middling 11%; uet receipts 4 bales; grossl; sales noue; stock 882. SAVANNAH. Juno 14???Cotton ea4y; middling 11%; net receipts77 balm; gross77; sales 150; stock 1.401. NEW ORLEANS, June 14???Cotton dull; middling 11%: net receipts in bales; gre*s 433: sales500; stock 97,137; export* to Great Britain 3,95>. MOBILE, June 14-Cotton dull and nominal; middling 11%; net receipts ; bales; growl;sales none; stock 6,318; exports coastwise L MEMPHIS. June 14-Cotton steady: middling 11%: net receipts49bales; shipments506; sales 1,000; ??t AUG USTA, June 14-Cotton dull; m bldling 11%; net receipts 217 hales; shipments ???; sales none. CHARLESTON, June 14-Cotton nominal; mid dling nominal; net receipt* ll boles; gross 111; sales 26; stock 3,131. PROVISIONS, GRAIN, ETC. CONSTITUTION OFFICE, Atlanta, June 14.1864. The following quotations indicate the fluctua tions on the Chicago board of tnule to-day: WHEAT. Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing. iter-3? fig Sg Sg TOOK. July _.lt 70 19 70 19 70 It 70 August It 70 19 70 WTO W70 CTJtAB EH SIDES. July.... 6 47% 8 50 8 40 August.. . 8 ?? 8 ?? 850 The latest fancy in morning gowns is the Mother Hhbbard back and Pompadour front. goon 4%. CINCINNATI, Juno I t???Sugar tinchnngcd; hards refined 7%07%; New Orleans 5%@6%. CIIICAGO, Juno 14-Sugar, standard A(%; cut loaf 7%@8; granulated 7%07%, 4 Provisions. CIIICAGO. June 14???Pork nominally unchanged: cosh 918.500919.25; June il9.70@8l0.75. Lard steady; cash and June 8.0008.02%; June 8.02%@8.05. Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders G; short rib 8.35; short dear 8.85. V* ; clear sides 9%; hams,sugar-cured 12%. Lard, steam leaf 11. NEW YORK, June 14???Pork dulT and rather weak; old mess spot $16.75. Middles nomlanl; long clear 8%. Lard opened 305 points lower, closing weak; western steam spot 8.2508.96; July 8.2K0A8O. ATLANTA, June 14???Clear rib sides firm at quo tations: 9%c. Huron ??? Bugar-curcd hams u;??c. Lard???Tierces, refined 9%o; 60 tb cuns 9%e; tuna 9%c: 10 tb cans 10c; 5 tb eaus 10%c; Sib can* 10%c. CINCINNATI, June 14-Pork dull: messf 18.30. Lard qtilct7%. Bulk meats steady; shoulder* 6%;. short riba 8%. Bacon uuchangcu; shoulders 7%t short riba 9%; short clear 9%. 8T. LOUIS, Jutie 14???Provisions very slow. Wines, Liquors, Etc. ATLANTA, June 14???Market steady. Corn whla* ky, rectified, tl.00@tl.40; rye, rectified,$1.10@fl.fi0; ,. -*??? ??? ??? recti- Croix. tlfiO; imported $3 00081.50dogiiac brandy, dom^ tin fl.50@S2.50; imported i*i.00@88.00; copper dis tilled corn whisky, Georgia made, fl.75; apple and: peach brandy 82.00@f3.oo; cherry and ginger brandy fl.00@81.60; i??ort wine$1.50@86.<J0, owing to quality; sherry $.150(.??5(j.W; catawba fl.25@81.76; scupper- nougil.00081.25. CINCINNATI. June 14???Whisky stoady at $1.07. LOUISVILLE, June 14-Whisky quiet at 81.13, 8T. LOUIS. June 14-WhLsky lower at $1.08. CHICAGO, June 14-Whlsky steady at $1.10. Country Produce. ATLANTA, June 14???There Is no demand for shipped vegetables and peaches: market plentifully supplied from homegardens. Eggjv-14c. Butter??? birgestock on the market; price* down; Jersey 20@22%c; choice Tenneosee lac: other grade* not wanted nt all. Poultry???Yoking chickens in very active demand at 18030c; hens 28@33e; cin'ks 22@25e; ducks 25e. Irish Potatoes???New,*mall$2.00-- @82.55; small $3.050@$3.60 \\ bbl; old $1.75 (.1182.00. Sweet Potatoes???Noue; no demand. Dried Fruit???Dull; season about over: peaches, period 6?? 10c; no demand; unpeeled 5@7c; sundried apples 607c; evaporated not wanted. Honey???Strained??? 12%@15c; in tho comb none. Onions ??? Yellow Danvers $3.25083.50: red I3.00@83.25. Cabhtlgo ???$# 3%c. Feathers???Choice 54@rt); prime 50055. Cheese- ???Skims 11. Peanuts 8%@12e. Nnvnl Store*. WILMINGTON. June 14??????Turpentine firm at 27%; rosin firm; strained 95; gn??d strained $1.80; tar firm at 81.10; crude turpentine steady; hards fl.00; yellow din aud virgin $1.75. SAVANNAH Juue 14???Turpentine strong st 27% bid; held higher; sales 200 barrels; rosin Ann; strained and good strained81.00: sales 900 barrel*. CHARLESTON, Juue 14???Spirits turpentine Arm at 28 bid; rosin -toady; strained and good strained *1.oo. NEW YORK. June 14-Rosin dull at fl.25@1.30;. turpentine firm at 3L ' . Fruits nnd Confectioneries. ATLANTA, June 14???App!?? ??? None. Peaches,, peck crate* tl.00@SI.ro. Watermelons 1300830 V. iJ00. Cante-loupes fl.5O@fJ.0OV dozen. Lemon*. ??? $3.00@$3.25 V box. Oranges ??? None. Cocoa- nut*???None on the market. Pineapples???tl.606J IU.50 V das. Banana.-*???Cor lots 00c@9l.25; dray lou il.MV??f250. Figs???I8@20e. Itaisin*???New V *>???? $3.00; new London $3.25; % box 81-75; % box 90c. Currant*???7%@8e. Cranberries???None on market.. California now???Xone. Citron???20e. Almonds??? 30c. Pecans???lie. BrazlU???16e. Filberts???15AI6C. Walnuts???16c. Peanuts-Finn; Tennessee ?@*%c; North Carolina 8%c; Virginia 13c; roasted l%c*V' lb extra. Live StockT ATLANTA. June 14???The demand for mulct !*- very moderate, and very few on market. Horses are in fair request at the following prices: Good combination norse* 11.50012.50; good plug $1,150 81.35; driving horses 8l.5o@8l.75. The supply of horses is in excess of demand. CINCINNATI,. June 14???Hogs steady and firm; common and light $t.U0@$5.2); packing and butch ers *5.00@$6Ji0. Rank Statement. New York, June 14.???The weekly statement of the asancutc*! banks ??how?? the fallowing changes: Ixians decrease f???????,725.3)*?? 00 ??? S[*erie increase 2.499,800 00 Legal tender Increase 2/j02.90000- Deponii* decrease 2,211. GUO l?? Circulation decrease 31.1000) Reserve increase 5.615,00000- Banks now hold $9,684,50000 in eve** of legal, requirements.