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The Daily Gazette. The March Atlantic Continues Dr. Mitcheil'.; story, -‘ln, War Time, and Mr. Crowford, story “A Ro man Singer.'’ Tlies ll , il'ougli very unlike, are two of the best and most interesting serial sC.ries that have appeared from American writers for a long tune. Henry A. Clapp con tributes an intelligent and qismm in atiag iirtbale on II om* Irving, the famous Kuglish a.;, >r. Mrs, L I). 11 Bianciardi, an American lady who has lived in Italy lor many years, describes “A Pisan Winter,' ’’ which includes a story. Henry M. Lyman has an interesting paper on “The Journal Bark,” which, under the name of quinine is so much used in medical practice. “The Journal of a Hessian Baroness” culls from the letters and journal of Baroness, von Biedesel many curious facts relating to Bttrgoyne’s campaign during the Revolution. “Drifting Down Lost Creek” is a story of East Tenuesse lil'c, by Charles Egbert Craddock, who knows that peculiar life so inti mately and describes it so drama lie ally. This story will be iinished in the April number. Other interesting articles are “Den .John of Aus,na : ” by Alexander V tine: “The Somces of Early Israelii ish History,” an ex cellent example of what is now known as the “higher criticisin' of the Bible, By 'lor. Philipil Wick steed. a learned English clergyman; “The Fate of Mansfield Hump hreys,” a continuation of Mr. R. G. White’s articles on “Mr, H'ushington Mchrms;', t “Texts and Translations of Hafiz,” by Prof. E- P. Evans; two poems, reviews of books, and a bright Contributors’Club. Houghton, Mif fiu & Cos., Boston Of the JG,000,000 people in Japan, nearly 10.000,000, in 188'', were far mers,” in almost equal proportion of both sexes. S' ce JL-08 the people own the lands, pay!tip; the tax for it to the Government. Three-tenths of the tilled land are in the bands of small proprietors, who, with their wives and children, do nearly all the farm work. The plow in common use lis but a spade, with a narrow blade about three feet long. There is a fine climate and much fertile land in Japan, and as the Government and people are favorable to “outside barbarians’’ and their methods, it is believed immense improvements will’be made in Japan agriculture within the next decade. Clark county will compare with some of our Northern friends. One hundred divorce caves are pending in that county. AN EXTRAORDINARY OITEU. To all wanting employment- We want live, Energetl.: ana Capable Agents In every county in the ( lilted States and Canada to sell a patent article of great merit, on It s mer its. An article having a large sale, paying over lOOpereent. profit, having no eompi titoin, and on which tlie agent Is protect! i m 'e cwluslve sale by a deed given for each uml every county be may secure from ns. With all these advurtt a ges to our agents, and tlie tact that It is an arti cle that can be sold to every houseowner, 1 might not be necessary to make an -‘extraordina ry offer” to secure good tigents at urn e, but v have concluded to make it a show, noi only our confidence In then.- ''its of our invention but in its salabiljty by my agent that will handle I ■pltli energy. Our agents are n ow making ■rom $l5O to SIXIO a month clear, and this lac makes It safe for us to make our offer to all who ■re out of employment. Any agent mat will ■ire our business a thirty days’ t rial and tail i o ■tear at least Slot in this time, above all expen - ■eg can return goods unsold to us and we will ■pfund the money paid for them. Any agent pr general agent who would like ten or more ■counties and work i hem through sub-agents for •ninety days, and fail to clear at least $l5O above 'fill expenses, can return all unsold and get their money back- Ho other employer of agents ever dared’to make such offers, nor would we If we did not know that we have agents now making more than double the amount we guar antee, and but two sales a day would give a profit of over $125 a month, and that one of our agents took eighteen orders in one day. our large dlscrlptlve circulars explain our offer fully and these we wish to send to every one OUT. of employment who will send us thr e one cent Stamp s-f or postage. We would like to have Urn address of all the agents, sewing machine soliei jjtors and carpenters In iUi£<‘ountry.audask any Reader of this paper who reads tills offer, to send as at once the name and address of all such they know. Address al once; or you will loose llio best chance ever offereci;to those out of employ rnent to make inoiici. Benner manufacturing go., 161 SmithlleldSt., P.ttsburg, Pa- London Restori r Great English Fotlet Article. Kestores growth, color gloss, and softness Kenwvta Dandruff. Artotoeratlc families of Great iiritain ( jidor.se it. Klegaut drSsing. Fragrantly perfumed. Tile lavortto of fashion. At Druggists for as 1 >-.(!, or Cts. in U. s. money. Hotbers and llakies Made Ilajij'j'l y | -'llf II andle, ami FALLEN fess gmu™, Protection against all Contingencies! T’very Coach wabbanted for One Yeah! Best Material ami Workmanship! Wone Superior! None more Practicai.l Call be used Twelve months in the Year! J’orlllustrated List, address , Patentee and Manufacturer. Baltimore. Md. i Tor sale by J. (J. McMichael. THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY FOR PAIN, Relieves and cures RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, ILUKACIIE, HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE, SORE THROAT, QUINSY, SWELLINGS, ISIMIAINN. Soreness. Cuts. Bruises, F HOST BITES, KCALDN. A nd all other bodily aches and pains. FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Directions in 11 languages. The Charles A. Vogeler Cos. CtiuMeaiurs to A. VOGELER h CO.) DnlUmore, Hd., t. B. A. : *U E. 8. B. Tbi3tru 1 y wonderful and only quick Blood Purifier ? ( artli Him.-* • y.H.-oiitttjcurt? or nil Blood Diseases* -v;v.:i!;q •!. Pic; tPe3 an.i Humors, Glandular Bwrl lings, Tl nors, Dry Tetter, X .dney Complaints, OldUlcer> and Sores, Syphilis i . all stage*, Catarrh, Eczema, Rheumatism, Merc ureal Poison, etc., in the time ever before known. Merit inside of each boti >*. Discard all slow, old fogy remedies and use one bottle of 13. B. 8., and you will be thor oughly convinced of if j magical; ,wp?. {Send to us for unimpeachable testimony, a few camples of which arc below. SCROFULA. T)r. L. A. Guild, an experien* ! and one of the mot-'-, scientific physicians of the a > uh, who owi a large nursery and vineyard n ! - tr Atlanta, has'a'lad on his place who whs cured ot v stubborn case of I'crotiila with one single bottle of 13. B. I>. Write 10 him about the case. .BLOC® POISON. For rove ml years I have been afflicted with a iced incurable case of S' dpoi son, attend p ! with U“ .y running sores in my no;..', on my an.is and body. I sprni in gold for slow remedies • ■ f renbwn. and experienced physicians, without benelli, Tiio nse-.f :> bottles of B. B. 13. restored my appetite, he cud all ulpers, imparted strength. 1 gained 21 pounds of flesh in one mouth, and was pronounced cured. Z. A. CLARX, 0 R. It. Engineer, Atlanta. KIDNEY COftSP’LAiOT. For over : iyears I nave been a terrible sufferer from k .r■■■ l> - .me kidney complaint, for the relief of wbi iiJ ha.” spent overs2Bo with in benelli; ilio most not. a so-calie l .remedies proving failui a Tile u-sd if one sinc e buttle of B. B. B. has been marvelous, i .ving more relief than ail other treat ment coiublue i. itii a ra.-., v.-liile others, if they cure at all, are m tne distant future. C. H. ROBERTS, Atlanta Water Works. CATARRH. The China and Queensware HoTise of Mcßride A Cos., Atlanta, is perhaps the large t in the South. Mr. A. J. G ‘Brute of this firm has been cured of catarrh of the no.-e of U> year, - : xiuling by the use o P. T 38., after every known remedy and treatment had failed. B. B. I). cures catarrii :i a few weeks, after slothful stuff lias'failed for years. Write to him and learn all tn? facts. AN EDITOR. I have been almost: entirely cured of nasal catarrh o several years standing, bv 8 bottled of 13. B. B. I have tried many oilier remedies, i>ut none equal B. B. B. It is a quick cure, while others are slow. J. J. HARDY, Editor il Nows,'’ Toccoa, Go. Large bottles $l.OO, or G for $5.00. Expre ssod. Address BLOOD JiALM. Cos., Atlanta, Ga. j TIE BESS GF ALL ! S H! fa*? 80l fS! ’O H JWSS/a*, 'i sS lLm H til* oij ca \j a *&? I tut ATT -AT^ 3 wall iifixttiukt 6—.L.tA'ikic&Mluil i Formorethnnalii' ’of n, century the fflexicta ii Bln ,tr it has been ; known to millions ull csr m world us Jill© only shut rcllmeo -or the relief ol incoideuta and pain. It is a medicine i bo'/e price und y.ruiso—tlio bent of its • Rind, i’or every loria ct external pain P lIEWIMII I Mi:slang Lsniment is without an emial. j It £4ciue’..-ittea 2’ssd muicle to I Gao vM-y bone—?nctking tho continu lanoo ol pain and Julian)ination impose 1 h ibio. Its Directs upon Hainan Flesh and {; ho Bi nt-0 Creation fc.ro equally woiuler liu.l, Tno Mexican ! milfTipiSfi S fl nntij ■ Liniment is needed by somebody in I every house. L /ery day br' i;, r s nows of I J)e agony of* an awful lvo ul or bum I subdued, of l hcum: ,ic martyi'H re stored, or a valuabie h.ni’co t cy* 01 Aftveil by tlio healing power oi' Uh-s LINIMENT which iSpeedily cures such ailmcr ts of the HUMAN FLESH as I':x’lciiKisitism, fiivcllings-, StiiT .Toilits, Contracted Muscics, Burns land Scalds, Cuts, Bruises and Sprsinsj Poidononß Kites and! Stinsjs- KtifTness. Xiamciicss, Old! itsores, IriciTfc *’ nm-- ! fedCnilMttins, j jf- ro Hippies, Caked Breast, and j ! indeed, every form of -external dis icase. Kt heals viilicut scars* ; For %\ !0 BIiCTB CitEAHON It urea SCift* JaJnts, 33Utmo.ev, Marness Sovr. Hoof XHs-1 ifases. Foot Hot, klohow Horn, ScrutcLcs, Wind- 1 'pllZv Spavin, Thrush, I iOJd. Bores, Evil, film upon! the bight and every otliir ailment j 10 w/meb tme occupaiats of the ; Stable and Stock Yard arc liable. Tho Hoiican Mustang Liniment always cures and hoyui: disappoints; and it is, positively, •THE BEST ©h” ALL LIIIEI7S foa MIT OS’BSASTp SCOTT & DAYIS. FULL STOCK Staple ciisd Fancy Groceries. Floui' Meal, Meat, Lard, ,S'ng;u', Syrup, Molasses, Coffee, Tobacco, Cigars, Fanned Goods, Nail;, Soaps, Sliot, I’owder Grits,Rico. ■mu Finxits in Season, A TTEJf T I O A ! .I#. M. JWJSBBAUJH, If .'adquaners for Dry Goods and Low i’rices. We call special at tention to our mammoth stock of Iftßofs’ M Cite Mi All of which we are selling a extra low prices. Our mammoth 8 ock of l*>lSliSXi CiOODN, Keck wear. Gloves, Hosiery, Hamburg; Laces, Hats. Shoes, && Is complete, and all we ask is for you to give us a call before you buy .No trouble but -A. I® leas lire Cos Sliow Grood^ 1.4 .w, 0 ‘.",x. i . , !, i ‘ u ’' 1 * iearour prices anil be convinced that we are tiie BARGAINjHOUSE OFBARN ESVILLE. BL.M. NUSSBAUM, THE GLOBE COTTONTLANTER The Best AlacTmie For Farm Use.. PAYS DOUBLE ITS PRICE IE ONE SEASON In© Globe 1 lan ter lias just take 11 the first five Premium Medals at the Louisville Exposition over a held of Competitors. The Globe lias never Been Beaten. n Kecorti—After eleven days test in the tuaa against twenty umetit r at A Cotton Exposition It was unanimously awarded nrstg'ra c.Modai. uipeMt 1 ,•<!% A tbit Hock Ark. State fair committee practl 8 _ .fwjjjlpaat awarded Globe Planter first prize ov / ? eg jA < nittee of cotton Planters Association i ~.crc~. v ef ftwex austlvo tests In tire field pronounced ij U'-k I ■. ‘superior to any Planter we have ever y, ’i- jt? S Jm T” ou count of the great variety of work It per Iff scfnjbi fjf ipiiiia t isimple and sutistantlal construction, en- Ms? i'A g .f'liug tue most unskilled labor t.o us It together ~ : fa Jltli its low price, the commute lias unanimously hi ' ' A'.i ' V'F# Jvarded tne above live medals.” I That Lie Farmers of Seven States Say About the ‘'Globe." • ■ "! T Collins, .Macon Station,Ala. “Greatly super ■ ' ■ ; lev to any other. ly* / ’•••' :&■'*. >'* " l'S Burney Madison Ga. It does better work ■ . tkan any machine I ever saw. M . C. H. smith Greenville Miss—“l have used twelve of your Planters using them side by side with four other planters and they are Superior la every r aspect to all others. C T bawrcnce. Scotland Neck N C—“l had anonierplanter but laid it aside for yours, and now use the Globe on both my farms. a James Petevkln, I'ort Mstt, S C,—The Globo is 'letter than the Dow Law or any other planter i ever saw. .sPKCiA 1,. - To meet the demutld for The Glol,e Planter wffj have made a smaller size, known ns No. 2. Our No. l, while better than ever, is reduced forty pounds iu weight and So. t, weighs less than 100 pounds. Buy the best and save money. Used by tlic best farmers. Address TUB GLOBR I’L t.NTGR AI’FG, o<>. Send for circular and mention paper, 2U Marietta SUeet, Atlanta Ga. J. O. McMichael, Agent. General Bedding Supplies. M. B. PARHAM, Wholesale Manufacturer of lattresses,Sprini Ids an Pillows. SdLicl for TVice* List, OFFICE: 722 Market Street, FACTORY: 702 Maiket Street TE2\TISr, sep2o-Iy Fnraire aii ISmi Macies, If you desire Furniture or Sewing Machines at lower prices than Vwii can get either at other places in ihinnesville, call at J. €. McaYlichael’s Furmiure Store. gpm He simply asks tl at von call nnd price Ins goods after you have gotten tiie priees/'f others. A full lino of Furniture and the plf ROYAL ST. JOHN; Very respectfully! J. C- 11'cMlCHAE . 266 EDITION PRICE sl. By Mail Post-Fail HHeU Work on Manhocd. Kxliauxted Vitality, Nervous and Physical dt>- oBH> * Premature Docline in man, errors of youth, and the untold miseries resiiltin< r from indiscretion or excesses. A book for every man. young, middle aged and old. It contains 12.5 pre scriptions for ail acute and chronic diseases, each one of which is Invaluable. So found l>v tiie Author, whose experience for 23 years is sueh as probably never before fell to the lot of any physician. 300 pages, bound In beautiful 1' rencli muslin, embosse covers, full gut, guaran ted to be a liner work In every sense—mechani cal, literary and professional—than any other work sold in the country lor $250, or tiie money will be refunded in every Instance. Price only SI.OO by mail, post-paid. Illustrated sample 6 cents. Send now. wold medal awarded the au thor by the National Medical Association, to !he officers of which he refers. There Is no member of society to whom this book will not be useful, whether youth, parent, guardian. Instructor or clergyman.—Argonaut. This book should be read by the vouag for instruction and by the afflicted for' relief. It will benefit all. -London Lancet Address the Peabody medical Institute, or "Dr. W, 11. Parkar, No- -I Bulttnch street, Boston Mass., who may be consulted on all diseases re quiring skill and experience, chronic and obsti nate diseases that have bafflled the skill of al other physicians a speciality. TT’n A T Much treated success fully without liJuAJj au instance of failure. nPTTVTCI’r'T "n ]an3l-4w liiiibEliJ: A Great Cause af Human Misery IS THE LOSS OF A Lecture on the Nature,Treatment and Radical cure of seminal Weaknessior Spermatorrhoea,ln duceed by Self-Abuse, Involuntary Emissions Impotency, Nervous Debility, and Impediments to Marriage generally; Consumption, Epllcpsv and; Mental and Physical Incapacity, &c.—By Robert Culverwell, M. D., author of the ''Green Book,” iic. L’h.- world-renowned author in this admirable l.rctuiv. cli’ irly proves from ills own experience tJiut the mvful consequence of self Abuse may bo effectually removed without, dangerous surgical operation, bougies. Instruments, rings or cor di tls; ; . intlng out a inode of cure at once cer tain and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be. may cure himself cheaply, privately and radically. . Jf This lecture will prove a boon to ihousands and thousands. sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, nost paid, on receipt of six cents or two postage stamp;. Address THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO„ 41 nn st,, New Yon ,N. ¥,• Post Office 80x,450 IVI G O ROUS HYALTHrbft M EH| i-ir Don a EARS by use in thousands °fY’n.fcos* Founded on medical prin it has been grow- Inf In favor and reputation -i 2 1 r.u Un^ roU9 competitors have invariably Inia.f J in application of this remedy to tiie suae or the disease makes Us specifle luilucnce felt without delay. The natural functions of the human organism are restored. The auimaiiw" cle* nients or life which have boon wasted arei-iven back. 1 he buoyant cneugy or the brain and mm cu lar system renders the pullout cheerful; ho gains strength with rapidity. NERVOUS Dl'.l’f l.i ry, organic wcal-mcss. and numerous obscure di “s, L in!!:: r \: . . :.i!l ol b jst physicians, result 1 >r youthful iiuLverttion, tuO free indulgence, uv l over brain v.i>rk. JJo not tcmnorlx-o \ i.ilo meh enemies lurk in 3 oi.r system. Take :i re nedy tliat has cured thou t ' ’ i ■ e.'-s (.;■ cause a . pain or iwConvenicncCa j - v ff Illustrations, whit Y , ••vin.v'i t o?:i Ist scvrnieal % ft they can bo 1 •;: <1 to perfect •..anhocf!, end 9 jittealortaodutie; •. nan.- n ■- K-i.v-r af-Vctcu. ff £eut f rco to any oan. Remedy sold ONLY by tho * MCff pVCWfore 306* N. iOih. SL • CTo C 33 lioati’fltrsatr zqz*-; ‘-c nestis three months $7 Qn-PTVvw/Min Youtiifullmprudencecaus- OLIIItJI cl DLid Nerved-. Debility, mental and physical weakness. Valuable information for borne ;. • *n„ . Used 23 years successfully. Dr. A. CL 1 Ibo Olln, Box 2-12, Chicago. SBECIFICS Prepared from formula) used by an eminent’ physician during 20 j ears success ful practice. SPECIFIC NO. I. —Guaranteed to ell’bel a radi cal cure of all affections of the Blood, whether scrofulous or acquired. Skin diseases, pimples, ■noth patches, etc., are permanently cured by Bate’s Specific No. 1. Price, jl.ot. SPECIFIC NO. 2.—Cures ,Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, from Youthful Indiscretions or Excesses, producing Exhausted Vitality and Loss of Manhood. This remedy' is unequalled In the cure of these complaints. Tt is a powerful stimulus to the weakened Nervous System, as sists Nature to renew the strength and vigor of the debility 1 ”and organs, and effects a radical cure. Price, SI.OO. SPECIFIC NO. 4. —Gives Instant relief and per manently cures lilieuma' ism. Price $2.00. SPECIFIC NO.A positive cure for all weak nesses common to females. Price, ii.oo. Sold by Druggists or sent ou receipt of price by J. w. Bate, 51) N. Clark St., Chicago. junl4-ly SEND FOB CIRCULAR! WANTEDJiS I MALE and FEMALE 1 To engage in the Rale of our now anil important works of standard character, largo profit* an<J imraeiiso Moiling qualihoH. We otter a p*r usanoiJt and lucrative husiiiPMM. Address Tiie CINCINNATI Pl T HLISEI!\n CO., 171 \V. Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Free! Cards and Chromos. We will send Free by mail a sample set of our large German. French, and American Chromo Cards.on tinted and gold grounds,with u price list of over 200 different designs, on receipt ol a stamp for postage. We will also send free by mail'as samples, ten of our beautiful Chromos, on receipt of ten cents to pay for packing and postage ; also enclose a confidential price list of our large oil chromos. Agents wanted. Address F. Gleason A; Cos.. 46 Summer Street, Boston, Mass. Kagl a Kkl/faff" lApopularaccount of the Heroes Lf u Qnil Si nE O land Adventurers, who by their mimHIIUL. Valor and Wur-craft beat back Bfc 1 8 ig 11 w w the Savages from tho borders of SteWips l.Wpa —OF— I.llm ■■'■ki".... eiiiIPiONEER LIFE