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H. A. WKEN'CH, Kdllor and Proprietor
SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 188.1.
mm. rm — ;
With one or t>vo exceptions the state
taxes of Georgia are now lower than
those of any state in the Union.
Gbn. Jo. Wiikklkr. of Alabama, wnt
•worn in aa a tnctnlH*r of the 47th Con
gress, for the second lime.
Gov. Rtrpiiess wrote to n friend in
New Yorok the other day thnt be was
sighing for the old life in Washington.
A tbbt was made in Sparta last Sat
urday of the amount of water a bale of
cotton would aliworb in one-half hour’s
min. The increase in weight was 37
pound#.
A vkbv infornted correspondent in Al
exandra writes that hr has never seen
the Egyptians so bitter against foreign
er# as at presont, and he predicts a re
volt at the earliest posaiblo chance of
succeesa.
Tita Czar was reported the other day
as having >le< reed the abolition of all
secret societies in Russia. A note
found in his bed rooms a few day before
informed him that his own destruction
had been decreed. It would appear
that honors areeaay.
Thk New ork Sun estimates that ful
ly J 00,000,000 acres of land valued at
from $300,000,000 have been forfeited by
isnd grant railroads through failures to
earn their grants. As this land is the
people's, the duty of Congress to guard
it is plain.
It would take nn individual a good
span of existence to count eighty-five
millions nt, the rate of forty a minute, but
the House voted that number of good
round dollars the other day for alleged
pension claims, with scarcely a word of
debate. Th* “gratitnde”racl<rt has boon
overworked it should strike most people.
Tub low price of cotton, says the Au
gusta Chronicle, is not the only draw
back of an over-nbnndandant crop.
The difficulty of harvesting sui h a
heavy yidd has prevented the Georgia
farmer from putting in much oats this
season. The cotton abuse is double in
Its damages.
A chav’- s'rning himself ('harles Guit
■an has sent a lettci to Mayor 4‘ahnor of
Boston declaring that he has sworn
Jkat he will kill old Gov. Butler, in five
months and t wentyteighl days from the
date of his letter. He says he has given i
the governor notice of his intention.
At.UE.AJtv a Napoleon, in name st
least, is claiming the right of empire in
francs. Recently all Paris was placard
ed with a manifesto claiming the right
of inheritance for Prince Jeromo Nabo-
Ivon. It is dbumod that several thou
sand men are secretly under arms,
.ready ior an outbreak.
The Rome Courier gives publicity to |
the report thnt, the man recently put off .
the cars here by the conductor, timjer '
the impression that he had the small
pox was forced to remain out in the I
cold all day, though very sick with a '
burning fever. In which there is not
one word of truth. Dalton does not
quarantine, but at tho stpne time will not
tolerate the injection of the loathsome
disease amongst her people by uncalled
for recklessness. Dalton shirks no le
gitimate responsibility.
Thk warden of the Iljinoia penitenti
ary has collected figures as to the death
rate in penal institutions, and astonish
ing variations are shown. While at
Hing King the yearly deaths from 1,000
inmates number leas than seven, at Au
burn they are twelve and at Clinton
over twenty. The lowest rate is three
in fVisconsiq, and the highest is seven
ty-seven in Mississippi. He says that
the practice of letting convicts work in
mines and upon railroads, without prop
er fo*d or lodgings, causes frightful des
truction of life in several Southern
States, but he cannot understand why
the figures is so high as forty-eight in
New Hamsphire.
The Georgia Wojpan'f Christian Tem
perance union, recently in convention
in Atlanta, announces that 28 states
h;ive fallen into line of battle. They re
cognize that legalized liquor traffic is
the greatest impediment tj the sm cess
of their missionary work. To this rod
they call for active co-operation ami or
ganization throughout the state. Mauy
towns in the stat e have already settled
the question by refusing corporate li
cense. Such a move is now being made
in Dalton, and it is claimed that the en
tire board of aiderman being members
of various churches, that an evidence
of the town’s desire in the premises will
move them to refuse the granting of fur
ther license.
A. St. Ixiuik Methodist paper savs
. that Beecher is wirked er than Ingerszll,
and more daagerous. “Ingersoll is gross,
Beechvj refined. Ingersoll is coarsely
profane and obscene. Beecher delicate
ly blasphemous and impure. In ego
tism, skepticism and luxunousness,
they are twins. But Beecher isalovely
monster and, as is easily seen, will win
terribly on any, even good men, who
will choke down the first natural revolt
of *ll thnt is honest and pure in his na
ture, and continue, to hear him.
| The lire fiend is abroad. We read j
of fires and the terrible loss and dan-,
ger to life in every direction. Great '
. care should be taken by every one to ■
: prevent the burning of houses and •
I homes. The idea of being thrown out ;
of shelter nt this season of the year, e»-
1 | pccially where women and children
1 would be among the sufferers, should
, ' make extra vigilance the duty of every
. • Imdy.
A wmtßH in the Griffiin News says
, ; thnt, the youth of the land are being
, 1 trained up in prohibition politics, just as
tho youth of the north wore educated in
alwdition polities before the war. He
predicts thnt fn 1888 prohibition will be
* a live nationaljissue. ami will win in the
‘ presidential contest of that year.
-
A xt’MnKßof Alabama girls, who are
probably very young, are having tin- in
itials of tbeir sweetheart's names tat
tooed in monogram cm the palms of their
left bands—tbs hand# nearest their
hearts. Their mother# ought, to tattoo
those girls with the palms of their hands
somew here else.
I Aw Ohio legislator Ims introduced a
, bill to cure drunkenness by hanging
, nil who get drunk. The Times-Star
( says i “Under its provisions every lamp
. post in Cincinnati would he ornamented
with human decorations,”
Tub colored preacher who was shot nt
( Chattanooga n few nights ago while
| stealing potatoes had been trying to live
jon a salary of two dollars a week. A
I preacher can’t stand an empty stomach
I any hotter than other folks.
Wkht Virginia has expressed a will
ingness to assume its share of the bur
> den of the total debton the mother state,
although there is no legal obligation
! upon the new state to pay it.
The New York Sun is responsible for
the statement that a movement is on
foot to run General Grant for the repub
lican presidental nomination. Elaine,
| it says, will not get in the way again.
I Statistics show that the United States
have fourteen thousand miles more rail
ways than the balance of the world. '
()urs is a great country.
‘ •
Tennessee's thriving treasurer's bond I
has been fixed at $100,090.
The Augusta cotton mills were forced
to close on account of high waters.
A New Orleans negro post office clerk
wa# arrested Monday for robbing the
mail.
| It is claimed that the trial of Treasur
er Polk, of Tennessee, will involve many
I highly respected gentleman.
The wife of Chas. Smith. Goldsboro,!
N. (’. eloped with a neighbor, carrying
her three children. Smith suicided.
Highwaymen robbed twn stores, and :
killed five men at Gold Mountain and !
Silver Peak, Nevada, last Thursday j
i week.
Thera was a severe hail storm near
I Eutaw, Ala., last Saturday, The hail
! was ns large ns hen eggs, and fell to i
I depth of six inches.
■l■ " ■
I One white man and forty Chinaman
I were blown to atom* by the eploaion of j
the giant powder works nt Berkeley, I
Cal., last Monday. About eight tons
exploded.
The Hamburg-American steamer,
was run down last week in a fog. She j
sunk in 00 feet of water, and 300 pas
sengers, mostly emigrants from Prus
sia, were lost.
Extreme cold weather, tho first of the
week was reported all over the north
west. Railroad trade wns suspenped.
I Cattle and hogs frozen and people were
' forced to remain in doors.
Masked highwaymen seized tho sta
tion men at Monteceilo, on the Central
Pacific ma 1 Monday, robbed ami irn -
Prisoned them, and captured a pas#en
ger train soon after, but meeting with
resistence from the Express Messenger,
who fired aome thirty shots, abandoned
the project.
I Ohl Bomm on the HHinpujo,
The high wind whistled around Hu*
•bimnev tops and steeples, and blew
bricks down into the street, scaring the
( people who walked below. Snow, sleet
and hail drove into the faces of those
who dared expose themselves, and made
■ them button their coats tight around
, their throats. Os course ther* wt»re sore
, throats and coughs and rheumatisms
the next day. But what were theae to >
men and women who could step into any j
drug store and buy a bottle of Perry Da
vis’s Pain Killer.
* Famine tn Ireland.
A spacial cable dispatch from Dublin
• ; says: “The whole north of Ireland is in
. | a most w retched condition, owing to the
complete destruction of the grain crops
in September by the tornado and the '
1 rotting of the entire potato crop, owing
ito the constant ra ; n in one place. Such
I general destitution prevails that twenty I
i tons of Indian meal per week are reqnir-
Icd to keep the people barely alive. Ke
-1 lief i* coming slowly, despair is univer-
1 j sal."
Free of Coat .
By calling at Sloan A Walker's drug ,
l store you can get a sample bottle of Dr. '
Bosanka's Cough and Lung Svrup free
I of cost, which will relieve the most oh ‘
stinate cough or cold, and show you
• what the regular 5C cents sire wilfdo. 1
When troubled with asthma, bronchitis,
t , dry hacking cough, pains in the chest.
( i and all diseases of the throat and lungs'
try a sample bottle of this medicine.
•• KCCHYPAIRA."
Quick, complete cure, all ainmving Kulnev. Bind- '
Jer «n<l I rlnary hiseases. fi. hnipgis’H. I
THE RUNAWAY TRAIN.
Full ami True Detail® of the Arddent.
; San Fr.ascihco, Jan. 21. —A dispatch
, from Tehiehijm concerning the a< < i lent
I to the Southern Pacific express train,
I near there yesterday, says: It is now
ascertained that at the time the train
[ broke loose and ran down grade the
■ air brakes had tu-en taken off, ami the
men who tended the hand brakes were
away from Uieir posts, one attending to
su ithing the engine, and the otiier re
lighting his ••xtinguished lamp.
The train gathered headway quickly,
and w«h soon dashing down grade at
the rate of a mile a minute. At a sharp
curve cf the road th* couch and smoker
which were ahead, broke the coupling
ami separated from the rest of the train,
making the turn safely. The sleeper*
and the mail, express and baggage cars
were dashed against a high bank and
then thrown back, rolling down an em
bankment. The lamps and stoves at
once »el fire to wreck, which was in
stantly in a blaze. Marry Conners,
news agent, who was sleeping in the
baggage car, was awakened by the
moveVnent of the car aroused James
Woodhull, the baggage master. Just as
the car made a jump the roof of the car
was split open and both men were
thrown out and severely bruised
Cosners was Iving on the ground
unable to render any assistance, saw the
train enveloped in (lames and heard the
shriek# of the dying victims and saw
them vainly endeavoring to struggle
from the burning ruins. Porter Ashe
and wife, who occupied the drawing
room of one of the sleepers, were awak
ened by the crash. They succeedod in
getting out without injury, but of six
teen other occupants of the car not ene
is believed to have escaped.
In the meantime the occupants of u
coach which kbpt on down the grade
succeeded in stoppingit, thereby saving
the lives of some forty occupants of that
and the smoking-car. They immediately
walked back to the scene of the accident,
but found only the smouldering remains
of the train and the few who ba<) eseaped
with their liv*s lying bruised and bleed
ing in darkness, shivering in the pierc
ing*old night airor rendering assistance
to each other. Relief soon arrived
from Tehicipa, four miles distant, and
as soon possible medical attendance was
sent from Summer and Bakersfield, and
Bubsiqiieuntly from Loa Angles.
The search soon showed that 21 per
sons had perished. Elevon were beyond
recognition, only the headless Lodie#
and charred limbs being found. The
of the <lead thus far identified are:
> Uharles Piertton, L Wright, colored,
Miss Mamie E. Quirks, Mrs. H O. Oli
' ver,Mrs. Downey, M. VVetherel and Mrs.
I James Cassel, and a body supposed to
I bethrttofCo). Larrabee,ex congressman
from Wisconsin. .
Flics.
Piles arc frequently preceded by a
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he lias sonic affection
of the kidneys or neighboring organs.
At times, symptoms of indigestion are
present, as flatulency, uneasiness of the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspi
ration, producing a verv disagreeable
itching, particularly at night after get
! ting warm in bed, is ?. very common :it-
I tendant. Blind, Bleeding end itching
Piles yield at once to the applieati m of
' Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, which acts
! directly upon the parts affected, absoib-
I ing the Tumors, allaying the intense
i itching, and effecting a permanent cure,
I where all other remedies have failed,
i Do not delay until the drain on the sys
tem produces permanent disability, but
try it end bn cured. Price, 50 cents.
Sent prepaid on receipt, of price. Ad
dress, The I'r. B 'sanko Medicine Co.,
! Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Sloan A Walker.
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XTreck on The Ball.
A west-bound train on the Central Pa-
I citie Rndnuul wns wrecked on the 19th,
at ColfnFabout fifty miles east of Suc
| ramento. Several persons were killed
or injured, and a special wrecking train
wns sent out at once from flacramentoto
I relieve the sufferers. The Madison
I Square “Esmeralda” Comnny, en route
! for San Francisco, were on board, They
■ were traveling in a special Pullman car
| at the rear of the train, and, it is report
! ed, without injury, save a severe sbak
i ing up. The “Esmeralda” Company,
it may be remembered, narrowly esca
ped destruction at the burning of the
New Hall House, Milwaukee.
A T.ATrf of our acqn'.’.n'nnco b.m fe'm
In i[uim feeble health f>r many ye&ri
with c emecomplaint -IGrte !h » >»x
became emaciated- her ap-Wlie—
was melancholy—--'leeplese—CFiss and
fretful. Many yea.-s' suOrmg indicated
that all medicines were a future. So u«
one suggested tbe u n e of Dr.'mgoele's
Engli.tfi Ftmttl* Kitfers, as it wm r t
a patent nor a secret rem.-xly. it was
used, and seven txip’ee e -vV*-! a euro.
“Tough on Chilli,”
Cures ca:ws f >r2scts. in cash or stamps.
Mailed by John Parham, Athiuia Ga.
Bmi rv’sSAi.i> » Afxbiunt. i:<:»pleas
ant, coolingcmhartic for the instant cure
<>f hendaclm, indigestion, tt'iirtipatioa,
heartburn, biliousness, etc.
TcrUHc F.xploclon In n<>llitn<l.
Ambtbkham, Jan. 19.—Three terrific
explosions took place to-day in a gun
i powder manufactory in the town of Min
. den. where nearly all the houses were
. unroofed by the concussion and the
’ neighboring town* and villages much
I damaged. The loss of life is unknown,
I but it is feared that forty persons per-
■ ished. The explosion was heard in this
1 city, which is eight miles distant from
Minden. The windows in the eastern
suburbs of Amsterdam were broken.
J. R. Ruhn. Savannah Ga.. says: “1
| had been suffering from dyspepsia, aft r
■ taking Brown’s Iron Bitters, I am feel
-1 ing better than ever.”
SKINSV MI N.
■Wells* Health r. t" re-te- • ’. . ’th ■>l
vigor, ev-.'- l>\ |. ; linnet ■>'. <*. ■- i . al |> >. 1
I MlitV. *l.
It estimated that the cr :*s in South
Carolina are worth over ?5,000,000 more
i this year than last.
. Work is to be begun on a stove fonn-I
i <lry.at Chattanooga, Tenn., that will be
| the largest in the South.
The limit of interest on money in
: South Carolina has been raised by the j
Legislature from seven to ten per
. cent.
During the year ISS2 there were over
three thousand houses erected in Chi
cago, at a cost of nearly sixteen million !
dollars.
Established 1866.
ENTERED TH’: t NITED 1 ATES 1«37. ,
NORTHERN
ASSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ABERDEEN AND LONDON.
Net Fire A -ete, over $5,000,000
' Invested in tit** United states, over.. l.ceo.iXX)
: Dcposiled in Georgia 2s,.r>)
NEW YORK DEPARTMENT:
NO. 153 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
HENRY H. HALL,
Manager,
SPEt lAL AGENT FOR GEORGIA:
J. MOr.FiOE OGDEN,
Macon, Ca.
A DOCTOR'S TROUQLESe
11 ®
flic <>// / ■ -ILy ijg. ~ i Kfr/ij H
JVofkwr—" You did wrong In wearing that thin
deem, thle eold damp night?'-
Itaughtrr— “ I did, and am now pay Jig tha
penalt,. Sarah Gom auffnred tn tha lama wi,|
pI.M. get that which relieved her."
“ Monunio I I'll do no inch thing,
I hot will lend for our Doctor.”
DaupMnr— " Our Doctor keep* one la bed •
long time and poun down a vait quantity of mode
cine, bendei making dally change..'*
i
Ihoas
Doctor, U tba dangerous tu*d what
bei affiidion?” t
j&CMf" Yo«. ES/lam, ah® to den<*®roußly 111.
Tho TenU ieuliu- Ria auricular force® ara not in equi
librium. there ta so Increased oontripeta! acUon
about the cerebrum and medulla oblona.ita, th®
portal circulat!t>n maciHates, suspended Nature
•oetDR hesitating, and I- 5 ”
CTof/ter—“hton, for hesvan’o aako atop and go
Co work nt once. 1 ’
I will do all I etn/’
-Wot Her 1 , after two weeks liar® expired—
•• Daughter, our Doctor abail be discarded at one®.
Two weeks and no relief. I will procure that wbicli
you desired at first.”
in u low tone— ,f I andthinfc
It the only thing that will restore rue to health.”
t y
” Got out of rny bouse, you old hnm«
“'Well, moilw, you how rap
idly I have improved since discharging ‘ our Doctor •
end I commenced the uao of that which I to much
needed. The effect hao been meat wonderful. Tha
one rcljOTed ir.y head, cured the constipation, whila
the other Imp > r ted strength, rams to the halp o<
Mature and made me feel now.”
THE COKFEBBIOX
Very true, and I believe they hare
saved your life. I now confess that Dr. Dromcoole’a
English Female Bitters is the most wonderful tonui’.e
tne<hcine and Iron tonic I ever knew, and that
i Bailey’s Saline Aperient in a pleasant an t rovereigm
romsay for headache, constipation, acid stomacn,
bUiousnens, etc., etc.” Family Medical Adviser
free. Address J. r. Dromgoole dt Co., Louisville, Ey.
TUTT’S
TlFlotoraht
Is composed of Herbal and Mucilaginous prod
ucte, wuion penueate tlie aubstance of the
Kiauga, expectorates the acrid matter
that collects iu the Bronchial Tub*, and forms n
•ootlthiK coatii*g> which relieves tho ir
ritation that causes the cough. It clcauaoa
the Buttt;s of all Impurities, itreugthem
thrm when enfeebled by dieaaar, invigor
ates the Circulation of the biood, *nd braces th&
nervous syistom. Slight colds often raid in
consumpflou. It ia dangerous to nrglsct
them. Apply tho remedy promptly- A
tent of twenty years warrant# the aesvrtion that
uoresnrdy ba r ever been found that Jaue
prompt imw.'u-ct.R.TUVT’S IXPEOTORA’IT
A .Stijjle dole raises Uie ulilcgm, subdue.
Inflsmniation, and its use speedily cure, tho mi»t
obitwate eon ah A plenuant ecrdinl, thU*
dren take it rendily. Fot Croup it S*
tnro!ua!:!e ■»*><! ehoubl l*o in every f imi’y.
En 2Nc. and Si Hotties.
TUTTS
iSSGarr. --r<: j ?
PILLS
ACT DiUECTLY C'N THE LIVdR.
Cure. ChUta and Fever, X>yapepala,
f'- k flcndnehe. Bilionv Colle,C'on.tipaw
' lion, Bheumatism, Piles, Palpitation of
! Ute Heart. Dizziness, Torpid l iver, and
| Fetnule !rre<ru!«.rltl«s. If you do not “feel
very w«il,''atinelepillat bod-time stimulates th*
|tr>m<ich,re-tor.’ithenppitit«, imparts vigor to tho
rystem l’i-iee.3sc. 35 XTnrray St . IV. Y.
WTWBITE FCH TUTT S MANUAL
IF YOU AKH OOIING
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YOUR TICKETS BEAD VIA THE
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THE Fi:;> . -CLASS AXl' .’AIIGRANT,
PASSENGER'S
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*• L Ml! AN. P A, Knoxvilh*, Tenn.
W L INLFA .t« l‘ !' A. Nash ille, Tenn.
IS >1 T ROGUKS. P A. ChaitonoogH, Tenn. I
DR. j7 P? FANN, ’
JRKSIDMTNr DENTIST,
DALTON. GEORGIA.
Ofll<*<': Vp-stair* on ILi’ni’iton >trc?U opposite
Nation.*!* Hotel.
I'.tkokaci: t:■ -*"t( rrt i.iY Soj.k ited. 1
A4ZY FA.TjXj .STOOZKZ .CUP
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes and Clothiiig
! have Bought Low Down, and will Sell Low for C-s
I S F attention
vwir«_-„iiw» to the Vfalker Boot
and Shoe, as the best
in America.
▼ wSZWp frCC fr ° m m .fcgk asd
I AM SOLE AGENT FOR THESE GOODS.
I have a futi'linc of Men’*, Boy’*and Youth's Clothing. T.ikUm’ Cloak:. Do’o-h, and
also, a full lino •>! I.adi*.’.’ Mi -ses’, and i:hi!<iron»’ Shoes, find Hosiery.
Call and sec my Goods. They arc New and First C!a-.« in material and make nn
sold low down tor the money. seps-82-ly Tour, i’“ “*
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a-■x-.n’’war k or«r^r»j#w ti tTm— iwj . iimuj . L .ui „
jiEV. A. I. HOBBS Writes;“ IJ.L. TOWTEi.
After a thorough trial of the /f* HIF S£ b X . k ’
IRON TONIC, I take pleasure X 75VZ' Jjaduatry, 111., eays:—
I in stating that I have been X “I consider 18
greatly benefited by its / 3e2 >1 .H hg3 Z a excellent remedy £-->
y.se. Minlatera and Pub-/ . Ak.Z the debilitated x-ftal frircel
Ec Speakers will find it ' x--
of the greatest value
where a Tonic is neces- SP-’y/, 7 „
•ary. I recommend it & f S & ¥*9Sf &
as a reliable remedial MS. V '
agent, possessing un- SY Jy d il A M
doubted nutritive and Sr /f fj fg & /sj Ay / /-y tg
restorative properties. SSL&L C - A r
J-ouiirUie, A’,., Ort. 2, 1&2. e ** |
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SAM XVORKS
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J IT
BZ The Largest Armed,
C The Lishtest
The Most Beautiful Wood-werk.
AND IS WAP -RANTED
# /Us*’ To be Made of the best msterial.
* ° '*° a,l . v a,: ’* n ** kinds of work.
To be complete in every respeet.
For pale by T. A & S. E. BERRY,
Agents Wanted in unoccupied Territory. Dalton, Go.
-•29 Address DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO., Richmejirf, Ya.
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