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14 THE SOUTHERN WORLD, SEPTEMBER 15, 1882. Jfcxked und Jpmv$nd 107—Band of Merry. "Where can full Informa tion concerning the objects and formation of Bands of Mercy be obtained?" 8 A. D., Summit, Alabama. Answer—All necessary information can be obtained by addressing Joseph L. Htevens, Secretary of the Massachusetts Society lor the Prevention of Cruelty to Aulmals, MTremont street, Boston, Mass. lOS-Lady .Slipper. "What Is the botanical name of the Lady Slipper?" J. S. B., Alma, Ark. An swer—The botanical name of the Lady Slipper Is Co- mella Balsam. 100-Transit of Venus. "Why are the obser vations of the transit of Venus to be made In both hemispheres?" M. C. B., Thomasvllle, Fla. An swer—Because by this means more perfect observa tions can be made. HO-C’liurcoitl nml Coke. " Explain the pro cess for making charcoal and coke?" N. K. II.. Ham ilton, Qa. Answer—The volatile matter is expelled from wood by charring, producing charcoal. The volatile matter Is expelled from coal by tire, resulting In coke. 111- Florida Witter. *‘I see Florida Water ex tensively advertised. Is It a perfume or mineral wa ter?" E. J. N., Mt. Sterling, Ky. Answer—Florida Water Is a toilet urtlcle and not a perfume. 112- Flnger-nnll Wash. "Can you give me any recipe for whitening the finger nails?" Mrs. D. M. A., Plaqueinlne, La. Answer—A wash made as fol lows Issuld tube excellent: Diluted sulphuric acid two drachms, tincture of myrrh one drachm, spring water four ounces—mix ; wash the nails with soap and water and dip the linger tips In the solution. 113- Largent Park. "Which is the largest pub lic park In the United States?" J. C. C. B., Houston, Miss. Answer—The Central Park, New York, Is the largest public park in the United States. 111—Journalism n Profession. "Our debating club are discussing the subject whether Journalism is a profession or a culling. What Is it ?" W. W. F., Rutherford ton, N. C. Answer—Journalism is a pro fession. The Government at Washington has so de cided by admitting Journalists to bring certain for. elgn books into their library free of duty. 119-Promoting Growth of Ilnlr. "What will promote the growth of hair on the face ?" Mas ter I). B.T., Uennettsville, 8. 0. Answer—Nothing so effectually promotes the growth of hair on the face like the frequent application of the razor. 110-Iloinim White*. "Can you Inform me what Roman white Is?" T. J. M., Cleveland,Tenn. An swer—Homan white is a paint of the purest white known. 117—Mt. C.'hlnilH>rnxo. "What is the height of Mt. Chimborazo, und what does Its name mean ?" 8. F. A.. Indiunolu, Texas. Answer—It Is 21,422 feet high, and it means a chimney. IIN-Mexlcnn Wsir. "Where and when was the first battle of the Mexican wut fought, and who were the commanders on each side?" E. W. It., Orange, Vo. Answer—At Palo Alto (high Palms) May 8th IW6, Gen. Taylor commanded the Amerlcuu forces,* and Gen. Arista, the Me'xlcans. St. Louis, 21.50; Louisville, 23.25; Balti more 24. Ijird. Atlanta, refined 14. leaf 15)4; Louisville, choice leHf 14; Chicago, 12.00; St. Louis, 12 00; Cincinnati, 12 20. Country Produce. Atlanta (wholesale)-,-Eggs l(!@17c; butter 16@25; sweet potatoes, 80c@l 00 per bushel ; Irish potatoes, 2.00@2.50 per barrel; poultry 22@30c.; small chickens, 16@22)4 according to size. Live Stock. Atlanta (job lots)—Mules 14 hands high $85.00@$105.00; 15 hands $125.00@$135 00; horses—plug $65.00@85.00; driving und sad dle horses $150.00(5)200.00. I.nstro. Sincenickel work has become, and is likely to remain, so important an element in stove or other household ornamentation, the preservation of its color and brightness is n i|ucstiun of great practical importance. With “Lustro” the labor is of small account and the expense is insignificant. Allman' ufacturers, all dealers and housekeepers will want it as soon as its qualities are.known, especially as it is as good an article for clean ing silver and plated ware as has ever been introduced. Housekeepers have for along time felt the want of an article which would enable them to clean and polish nickel plating, brass, silver and silver-plated ware without the labor attending the use of many to called polishing preparations now in the market. After patient research and many chemical ex- periraents the Lustro Company have at last produced an article which will do the work to perfection, and with scarcely any outlay of labor. We stake our world-wide rejmta-] tion on the excellence of this preparation, and as a guarantee, will say, that if it will] not perform what we claim for it. the pur chase money will be refunded. Ask you] grocer for it. if he cannot supply you, o: receipt of 25 cents, we will send you asampl bottle, postage paid. Lustro Company, 171 Dunne s'reet, New York City, II. K. it P. B. TifURBKR & Co., Agents. THE LITTLE FAIRT Cotton. We note a sensible decline since our lust report, ami we quote ruling prices for Mid dlings—New York, 12 13-10; Galveston, 12; Wilmington, 12; Savuuuuh, 11 1110; New Orleans, 12%; Mobile, 12)4; Memphis, 12%; Augusta, 11)4; Charleston, 12; Atlanta, 12. In Liverpool, 7 1 Kid. Wheat. Atlanta No. 2 Georgia, U0@ 1.00; Tennessee No. 2 1.10; Baltimore, Southern red 1.05(5) 1.11)4; amber 1.12@1.17; No. 2 Western red winter, 1.11(5)1.11)4; Chicugo, No. 2 red winter, 00)4; No. 2 Chicago spring 08)4; Louisville, No. 2 red winter 02; Cincinnati No. 2 red winter, 00@07. turn. Atlanta, white 1.15, yellow 1.10; St. Louis, 08)4; Chicago, 71)4; Louisville, No. 2 while, 78; No. 2mixed,74;Cincinnati, No. 2mixed, 73)4. Oats. Atlanta, 50c.; Baltimore, Southern, 1.47; red rust proof, 36@38; Western white, 42(g) 48; mixed, 80@40; Pennsylvania, 40@45; Si. Louis, 30)4; Chicago, 33)4@33)4 ; Louis ville, No. 2 mixed, 37@38; Cincinnati, No. 2 mixed, 34(5)35. Flour. Atlanta, fancy 0.75; extra family, 6.50; family 0.00@iU.25; Su Louis family, 4 45(g) 4.00, choice 4.85@4.05; fancy, 4.05@5.30; Chicago, common to choice 4.U0@4.00; fair to choice old winter, 0.00@6.60; new 5.00(g) 6.50; low grades 3.00(g)4.76; Patent 7.50(g) 8.75; Louisville, extru family 4.50@4.76; choice to fancy 6.50(3)0,00; Cincinnati, family 4.UtKg)4.85; fancy 5.25@0.00. Hulk .HcatM. Atlanta, clear rib 15; Louisville, shoul ders 014, abort rib 14, short clear rib 14)4; Chicugo, shoulders 10.30, short ribs 13.80, short clear 14)4; St. Louis, shoulders 10; short riba 13.80; abort clear 14.40; Cincinnati, shoulders 10, clear ribs 14)4. Huron. Atlanta smoked sides 14; Tennessee, hams 14)4, sugar-cured hams 16)4@17; Baltimore, shoulders 12)4, clear rib sidesl0)4, hams 15)4 @16)4; Cincinnati, shoulders 11, clear ribs 15, short clear sides 15)4; St. Louis, shoul' ders, 11; short rib 15; short clear aides 15.40 Louisville, shoulders 10)4, clear rib 14)4 clear sides 15)4. Pork. Chicago, $21.C0@21.05; Cincinnati, 23.00; BRIGHT, THIRST ALLAYING DIGESTER AND TONIC, EXHILARATING AND INVIGORATING WITHOUT REACTION. PEMBERTON, IVERSON & CO., 41 Wall Stroot, Atlanta, Ga. or ZOEDONE BUREAU, 27 Park Place, Now York. 'i bxt'a none of oar Bit, buijroa.boaldfa.va. J0MK8 6 TON DOUBLS BKAH W AUON SCALP. Piles (PC/l JUNKS i; P*J» tli. frelgnt, lluy iu>w «nd p«j .1 Olnnlnf. Stud for frs. Bonk. Kv.rjr.fx. eqtuUylnw. vOl/l Address JONES of Binghamton, Binghamton, N. Y. FARMERS! FARMERS!! I ents the loss of Feathers* Pro id improves the general health of FARMERS!!! ns qualitit*. u . vu » . r __ »dj express, DQc*! it Aid Preservative Oo. 249 8.6th St., Philo., Pa. | OTJIR, USTETW CAN LEVER WATCH! nbor and .xp.rlm.ut, w. h.vo at lut brought to perfection A NEW WATCH. indlng Watch, withth. c.iobr»t.d Anchor Lever "xpansion Balance, Fully Jeweled. They are msde of the best mntorlal, and In the very beat nor, so ss to Insure good time koeplng qualities. The Cases are made of our Celebrated Composition metal mown ms Aluminum Cold* This metal hes a sufficient .mount of gold in the composition to give the watch a ge n - uinogold appearance. Indeed It cannot be told from a genuine Uoldwatch except by the best Judges, ms the metel stands the acid test as well as pure gold. The cases are finely engraved or eugine turned and are massive and strong and very handsome making It Just the watch for Railroad Men, Mechanics, and all laboring men who require a good Strong watch »nd an accurate time-keeper. For traamg and speculative purposes. It is superior Id any watch ever before offered. Thoy can bo sold readily for $1S and tttearh, and traded so as to realise double thoso amounts, rarmers as well as agents can handle these watches to ad vantage, as they can be readily exchanged for stock or good*; We send the watch free by registered mall, on rocetpt of S8.00. Or we will send It C. O. D. on receipt.of $2.00 on account. Hie balance can be paid at the express office. We also have vert fine Aluminum Gold Chains at $1.00 ouch. He ant I ful Meda’llon Charm* 50 cents. We have hundreds of testimonials, but have room for only one. World MAiarrACTURiwo Co:—The American Lever Watch I purchased rrom your firm was duly received. It proves a good time-keeper nml I am vary much pleased with It. Respectfully. A. B Smith. Knoxville, Tenn. May Mth, IMS. WORLD MANUFACTURING.CO.. 122 Nassau Street, New York. NOTEs—H Jon will cut out this adrertlssment and men- watch for §jP < 7g When yott on ' er ' wa W G1 **nd you the OUR PREMIUM CLOCK Is a great deal prettier than the cat shows. It de lights all who see It. It can be hung up, or laid down on its face, back, or side, and will RUN IN ANY POSITION. .. Is handsomely nickel-plated, which looks better and Is more durable than sliver, and Is warranted to be an accurate and CORRECT TIMEKEEPER. It Is like a stem-winding watch, and requlrea NO KEY TO WIND IT. The hands can be regulated without being touched. In (act the LITTLE FAIRY Is fust the dock that everybody will be delighted with, for It Is the must complete, snug, and best arranged clock to be had anywhere. Many have written that It keepe as good time as their 1160.00 watches. Ulven ns a Premium for 8 Subscribers. We offer It for 8ale for 82.20. Price, including one year's i Southkrn World, $2.00. Postage case by us. ear's subscription to prepaid In each ATTENTION POULTRY MEN. Dr. R. 1 biellmann's Vermin irate, the only reliable antidote to Vermin on Poultry, of every description, now extant, vis: l.lce on Fowls and Fleas on Dogs. All otherdomcatlcanlmalsare benetittedby Its use This being an Internal remedy, to be given mixed with the food, becauae all external remedies have been a fail ure. It Input up In packages of 60c. and (1. Sold at Groceries and 8eed stores. The best of reference given on application to the proprietor. IL BACHMANN. H.D.. Depot SS West Bay Ht. Jacksonville, Fla. JOHNSON GRASS SEED Yields three and four cuttings a year. Send a three cent sump for a descriptive pamphlet to HERBERT PONT, Marlon Junction, Ala. MEDICAL COLLEGE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Next Regular Session will Commence October nth, 1882 out! Continue until February 27tli, 1882. FACULTY. W. O. Owen, M. D., T. 8. Powell. M. D.. R. U. Word. M. D. f Geo. G. Crawford, M. D.. Wni. Perrin Nlcolson, M. I)., Dean, John Thad. Johnson, M. D., G. O. Roy, M. D„ A. G. llobbt. M. D., W. D. BfzzelLM. D. AllX- llllnry Professors : J. F. Alexander. M. D., J. C. Olm sted. M.D., H. F. Scott, M. D., B. H. Catching, I>. D. 8.. W. C. Jarnagln, M. 1). Instruction in all departments Is thorough and comprehensive. Dally clinical lectures will he de livered In the college and hospital. Every effort Is made to give a practical medical education. Atlanta offers many Inducements to those desiring to pursue rue and ng full PERRIN NICOLSQN, M. 0., DEAN. :48th POPULAR DRAWING OF THE ' Commonwealth Distribution Co. In the City of Louisville, on SATURDAY’. SEPTEMBER 30, 1882. These drawings occur monthly (Sunday excepted) under provisions of nu Act of the General Assembly of Kentucky. The United States Circuit Court on March 31st ren dered the (allowing decision: 1st. That thk Commonwealth Distribution Company is Lkoai.. 2d. Its Drawinos abb Fair. N. It. This Company has now on hand a large re serve (nnd. Read carefully the list of prises for the SEPTEMBER DRAWING. 100 Prises flOO cneh.flO.OOO 200 Prises 60 each, to.ooo 800 Prizes 20 each. 12,000 1000 Prizes 10 each, 10,000 1 Prize 6)000 10 Prizes $1,000 each, 10,000 20 Prizes 600 each, 10,000 9 Prizes 300 each, Approximating Prizes 2,700 9 Prizes 200 each, “ “ 1,800 manufacturers or Weeks’ Patent Combination ltennt U. S. STANDARD SCALES. No Weights to be Lost or Stolen, ACCURACY AND DURABIMITY GUARANTEED. WEEKS A HA. V, Proprietors. OIz tb«. of our Celebrated , SUN-SUN CHOP TO sent by mall on receipt of fpj.BO t or a SAMPI-K of same on reeelpt of <1 cents. Uls the FI8K8T TKA 'Imported. Warranted to suit all taste*. Postage stamps taken. Titmifn.. _ JP 1 * American Tea Co., Importers, P. 0. BOX 4«H. *1 tMVesey Bt.. N. Y. ifeor TEA RUBBER ROOFING Coats only 13.26 per square, lOx 10 feet, and will last a “[jjjjmo^steep or llat roofs. Send for circular and INB. PAINT AND ROOFING TO., Mention this paper. 1 Imt Ihihi|ioHn. iw|. 1,060 Prises. 2112,400 Whole Tickets, . $2 Half Tickets, $1 27 Tickets, . . 60 55 Tickets, . 100 Remit money or bank draft In letter, or send by express. Don’t und by KegUtered letter or Foet-Qfflre Order. Orders of live dollars and upwnrvls by ex- S reas. can be sent at our expense. Address all or- ere to R. M. BOARDMAN, "Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, Xy._ HULL VAPOR COOK STOVE. VASSAR COLLEGE. «*3P5S836SiSw4SBeK!Ma5a AGENTS CAN VA.N.NCILH, Male and Fe male, send your address to MANUFACTUR 328 Kcvculb nve., . Mention this paper. The Pioneer and only Vapor Cook 8tove that has stood the test of years and given entire and perfect satisfaction. Over 715,000 Now In Use. New Patent Hull Oven Tor 1882. Patent removable and Interchangeable jet orifice, rendering our burners Indestructible. New One Valve Burner on two New btovea. New Hafely Reservoir, For summer use these 8toves are Indispensable. For term, to agents, price list and catalogue, address Bull Vapor btov* Company, Cleveland, Ohio, NORTHERN BRANCH AGENCY, 27 Koutk Brond vlreel, Atlanta, Ga.