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diwstire onrans, removinz all dyspeptic symptom, such aa TathngFood,
MtioxvtiMttjnm notJjlack
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BUNDLES ABBOWTIES,
1000
HALE BOLLS BAGGING,
1500
PKQ8 FISH,
500
BBL&FLOUB,
100
BAGS COFFXK,
75
BBLS. 8YBUP,
10t
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016 ui a trial before yon boy and we will sell you.
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THE WATT PLOW
Will Mil It LOWXB than you can buy an other
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GaD and tec na beiore porchaslhg.
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tut'
im It, 181C
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AT THS WHITS FRONT,
E. M. ANDREWS,
(Suooessor to I. S. Bogere.) ! I f ')
s!
WaOLISAl & BTtAIL rUENITCEK DliLEB
apg20 ?f"4 :nu-ii oi
Jul, e!-.
ChCV MlT the brand nf fatumvi kniwuMTha
Old OAken Backet. ' , .fwt :
fpHB Old Oaken Bucket, .w-i tek
JL The iron bound bucket,-'' 1 -W .-J,
The moss-covered bucket,
That hung la the welL
.w. MjeoieAtjiti
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5 .TfJ
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rpo WBOMIT MAT CONCERN Kotlee Wnwei-
1
x by cives that the nrm oi oamson cc Beau,
noretoiore aomg pasmess as Brpcers .jnAaianotte,:
la this day dls oived by mutOaj5orenb ah nm
aUbuisduethsTawanaai'lM eo!"-"lbvHm.
w. f o'-f. -gabbasBBSsa F VlTftV'lf
nil ii ii iu ii ii w ww m
)l CELEBRATED H
IMliE
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iiivviiiiiiiinprivtritiU
A. J.aulnthe Thllrm,aBdbu8lnea orfl(fti:fnaBf aleep.
" aaaire to ctese up me oeoas w
w""" mam pe ntaoe promptly, as maaiaeBe
iuui w KiTcii... win Bin flnnnun r n. miRirw.il
hdild ataiMLw t.r(w nivmfinMuJrMAV
She Cbqrlotte Qiibsmut.
TUE$E
I rEMS Off MTEBEST,
uisiana has 108 varieties of
trees
suited for lumber and fuel.
The Anaches are thought to
mu
dered 400 people in JMew Mex
ashville is to have a mam
maiiif actory of barrels, hubs,
axe (handles, etc.
Aroout one-tenth of
Arkansas is cov
pine, which at-
ered with the yellow
tains an enormous n
Fourlaree cotto
dl mills in
MemDhis, have be
mg ail tne
veaf and three wfl
larted this
fall
The averaee flow of the Niagara river
bare I
r-e6
llijove the falls is 10,000,000 cubic feet
TrSr W.? nn to This iinrlr a hAarl nf 90
f eeti gives a (grand aggregate of 3,000,-
fiQQ hofte-t)b?wer a force sumcient to
1 mp
spppljf .thf jfnts of 200,000,000 peo-
Lhther said : "If a man is not hand
some at 20, strong at 30, learned at 40
and rich at 50, he will never be hand
some, strong, learned or rich in this
world." StatM,pbserveaDnBearitfl
supply tniff.prcraqecy wituja f inflsj; re-
i i -
. , during a recent visit of a circus to
bansviUe.N. a gorilla escaped from
his cage and made for a farm house,
causing great consternation among the
familv. After a livelV contest he was
! captured and returned to his cage. In
Pine course oi nis escapaue ne mi. a uog,
whi:h has since died.
'There is.a cave in Derbys
Ira
Jtbaqifiiwpemig
33
man wai fi
to.antTwWnl!
b
oaphejf i
belli
vrfA
some WJeet.' WMnb
f wal f
found to be unconscious from fright
,and died a few days afterward from the
effects.
h two Williams crirls who killed
their father in Pittsylvania cbuntyVVa.,
last jweek have been captured. One of
them is half idiotic. The father was a
drunken brute who took the girls' ber
ry money to buy liquor, beat one of
them dreadfully for buying some calico
with their own money, and had ex
pressed his intention of killing his wife
and fairing the daughters out for shame
ful purposes.
There are not a naif million miles of
ll&reat Britain uses 114,000 miles of
lines; Germany has 150,000 miles and
more than 3,000 miles of underground
cable ;.BritishIndi has f0000jnile ;
T,fancrll5,000; Befeiuifi, fc.ooo? Spain,
25,000 i Denmark, 5,000 and 'NerwtyjH
10,000 miles, which are used chiefly in
the management of her fisheries.
? San Antonio, Texas, is to have one
?the grandest hotels .in the United
States. Col. Ed. Wickes has the-matter
in hand, and Jay Gould and C. P. Hunt
ington are down for $50,000 each, to be
increased to $100,000 each if necessary.
It will be known (so it is now thought)
as the Great Southern Hotel, and will
be the half-way house between the City
of Mexico and New York, as well as
between San Francisco an New York.
All the money necessary to build a
mammoth structure can be had at
ence.
THE NEXT HOUSE,
Its Organisation Again Becoming a
Subject of Discussion
Washington, September 14. The re
sult of the special congressional elec
tion held in the second Maine district
yesterday adds another to the Republi
can members of the next House. Not
counting the four vacancies from New
York, the lower House of the Forty
Seventh Congress now stands 144 Re
publicans, 133 Democrats, 9 Greenback
era, 2 Readjusters from Virginia, and 1
Independent Republican, Smith, of
Brooklyn, making a present member
ship of 289. The four New York va
cancies will be uiied in December.
Should the Republicans elect three out
of this four they will then have just
the number of voters required to or
ganize the House 147.
it seems to oe generally - conceded
that the Republicans will elect succes
sors to Messrs. Lapham and Miller.
The Democracts will no doubt elect a
successor to the Fernando Wood va-
(tmcjk and they claim that they will
sena a memoer to nil tne seat vacated
by Minister Morton. Should they carry
both these districts that will leave the
Republicans with only H members;
but it is claimed that Smith of Brook
lyn, will vote(fox Republican organize
Uonand tBatFo6:t)4tve them the M
ditionaiTOte kece&azy tomake a major?
ity of the wholi House. There are live
greenback members who were f ormer
. Republicans, and who, it is reason
able to suppose, will vote with that
party on the question of organization
a& against the Democrats. They are
Brumm, of Pennsylvania, Rice, Hazel
tin, Ford and Burroughs, of Missouri.
Jones, of Texas, another Greenbacker,
thought oxmerly a Democrat, is now a
bitter opponent of that party, and
would be more likely to vote against it
thsd iwith it. Ladd and Murch, of
Malfid, and Musgrove, of Pennsylvania,
WOtnd no doubt vote with -the Demo
crats on the question of organization,
gbpuld it be a contest between those
two parties. What the two yirginia
Readjusters may do there are no means
of telling..1. Yet the result of the : com
ing election will probably have consid
erable influence in determining the po
litical status in the next Congress. The
Greenbackers make up the element of
uncertainty to relation tolthe organzsr
ttoniof thcrnext Hbtfeeh Theit leaders
emphatically declare that they intend
to make a caucus nomination for
Speaker, and to stand by the nomina
tion to the last. Then there is a good
deal of talk efa coalition between
Democrats and Greenbackers, but such
a combination couldn't win unless the
Vifgijiia Readjusters join it. Provided
the Republicans succeeded in electing
two oi yie our members tpe chosen J
capture - either SMiller's or -Xaphamf s
district it might be fatal to Republican
ascendency in the next House, as it
would enable the opposition by combi
nations to muster a majority. The
chances are favorable to Republican
organization', but the' vote 1 is likely to
be so close that a sudden death, or case
of 'illness on Jdaerparirof r a member,
might upset ail calculations.
VUAt Want to Lire wltn Him Ag-aln.
ja. xeronio miip wtnoiuy lk ibib
band, and tiiftdoctora toid her that she
nrobablv would not recover, but she re
fused !to make any statement unless
thev would declare that she would die
beyond a shadow of a doubt. If this
nurt is going to kiii me, sne said, -x
dont mind if my husband gets hanged
cor it and 111 furnish all the evidence I
can : if I eet well I shan't ; want him
tfiMtto t)rison.for I'd be nrettv sure to
'tmummw w b&Avufva u w aa.wi
want to yejwMfc hna againBt
a j ii i i a i i sa i. ii
sLEgPLaasNicsa. ,
itfrfeotles sad sedatives murder sleep'; jhe un
totbifallBtnporUiOootoUoKM by effect Blm
m'onallrer Besolat cesaovea ttxa caose of restlesa-
fceiii and aleepieasoeat b .tAuWW'.tt Xwtm
j eMabHsWns good dhreatton and by aotBttnc the
naMa.l Trr it. and -on wUL soon kaow lhs blass.
rillbSpf food neaitn ana Bounuajwoii.
WaTebeen a greaf sufferer f
liM i
from dyspepsia
U soon as I feel the least ner-
aw an
I
mm m i a
tUAW Of J.
Oris woldsTllle, Ga.
101 UTX1
I I
Kmmrns, liter BerulatoB
iULA,Ai;iu milium icia
mawKaiuwn5A,iare brewery- wok
me through It last week and gave met
theirajg-toiit Qt a man or jearntngAM
to des4cU)B Iharficieniiflcnrcicess that
IJping In from.$Ue strjet through an
34 way, the piaJe leo4!re5rinod
t, but when we can& grope for two
oftnree acres under ground, witn can
dles m our hands and the sewers of the!
citytfaraWre out heads;; aftd- Jbeeell
ings! of the great, ,Vfttilts; ;jCOxerf4 with
ice and snow in the midst of, August, I
could9tl3utbe'astonised, r.ethis.
waanota veirarcehreweryi ; &na It
turris dXtHhly ',jaoatr-60,oq0. barrels of,
las-dr
r beep it year.0 It IS;tho onijr orews
erv is the. world.' howevttr.with th0 ex-,
cepQcirof one lnWlIlIamsbTirgiiwhichf
does not nse anyice,' put makesFil? ownt
colq bv absorbing the neat in tne yauira,
by rfemgerUbgrnachiie'E
it cdnsumed from 8CKi to'lOJOOO tons of
ice a yeart whfa-athtfTesen'i0w
rata of $2vt 'tarwinfUb niae f itrfthei
ion indi friend worktntf with 4iim ln-
ventedtd'niachiiie 'whlcli accomplisby
esmo cd th'an aUTtl .mass of ice
andlattho ame time eaves: the room i
the icewijuldocctrfry :fpirtheBtorage;oi;
been, th6rebjr enlarging aiebre.werT to
thati extent for a , brewery Jn Ibe.
maiL.a stock of bee kept opening for,
weeks and jnonths. The mere brewing
is a simple matter, and here" they brew
fifteen UmBpt, week, psing the same Se
ries of kettle hon-bouer and mash fubi
All that would oo -necessary to brew
more would be to put in another kettle
ccessoried, but txtyrrf -tiie beerln
w hiih fa avtvin tiiTra ay w.i
have ) cold-room; which, von can
on
obtaro! by ice or by. Science. ' ' : ' :r
TUa in i. hktotfririatL?, kalrT i.TJT, rv
.
vicreateiwinter ;at-wUlV"- -
-we use 7otpounasi otifluti ammo
nia, WhidhHcosts about ao cents a pound.
That by our powerful engine we com
pgss;apd drive through many hundred
feet 6f pipes, which lie along the tops of
our faults, .and we aUo jrun.it down
through the fermenting tubes inhollow
fivliriders. We Droduce -expansion in
this ammonia by a smair needle point'
aperture whicn. at certain pi aces, ipves
it ootIet.4''?nUtfi;84t6teandiQjflt
takes up heat and produces a, tempera
ture only affew degrees above the freez
ing point,' while the pipes themselves
become-incrusted with whatever mois
ture is in the vaults in the shape of
snow and ice. Our own machine cost
$50,000, op. about two years' cost of our
ice. : We have just put up one inWil
liamsburg for somewhat less money.
T&buildiaa 4ce house coat a brewer
roln $50)00 to $60,000. There are some
wtuch have cost over $100,000. But
after you have built ice houses you
have to buy your ice, and that being
bulky, taEes so rhuch room fr6nlyour
1)66 JV
"The day is close' at .band," he contin
ued, "when this machinery will be ap
plied to hotels and will keep the city of
New York as cool in midsummer as
the sea side or the mountain tops. You
can make the temperature 'what you
please. You can cool the theatres in
midsummer so that they can get four
or five months more occupation"
"It is certainly mysterious, said I,
"that with about $2,500 worth of harts
horn you can : expunge $20,000 of ice
and make my toes ache down herein
the dog days. What is ammonia V"
"It! is a compound of nitrogen and
hydrogen, and it is called ammonia be
cause it was first made from the cam
els' dung at the Temple of Jupiter Am
nion, on the hot deserts, of Africa. It
is called hartshorn because they once
made it out of the decomposed horns of
deer. ; You buy it as a liquid. It is a
powerful alkali. Everything in nature,
you know, is naturally cold ; passive na
ture, like death, is a state of cold. The
heat comes from elsewhere, and all we
do is to take away this heat by letting
the hartshorn seize it and bear it away.
We use the same hartshorn from day to
day, and from year to year, over and
over again.9
An Old Blald's Life.
Courier Journal.
Sweet 1& Builds castles and dwells
on love in a cottage.
18. Joins an archery club. Affects
intellectual repasts, such as "Reading
Clubs." Dances every set and rejects
all love proposals.
19. Drops love in a cottage and thinks
of a brown stone or pressed-brick front.
29-21-22. Modesty begins to take its
departure. 'Abhors simplicity.
23. Laces tighter and wishes to mar-
ry forrank a Colonel, Congressman or
Senator would do.
2425-26. Astonished not a little at
f tam'aining single. "Why don't the men
proposer -
27-28-2,9. Takes the lead in charades
and tableaux. Begins - to tease her pa
about'the springs. Subscribes to Sun
day papers for society news. Uses cos
metics glaringly. i - r , -
30-31-S2-83. Wouldn't mind a widow
er if not too old. Willing to manage
charades and tableaux, : but wont take
a prominent part. Begins to turn chari
table and hunt out the poor. Joins the
churchy " r . .
34-35-86. As a general thing despises
men. itTheyare all so silly; 'but," of
course, there are exceptions to 'all
rdles.f Elected President of the Child
rens' Aid Society.
37-3$-89. Allows boys of eighteen or
twenty years to take her to prayer-meeting,
aa "Intellectuality defies, all consid
erations of age." .
40 to 46.--Would accept a preacher of
her own denomination without respon
sibilities. . Takes a large interest in the
SibWath school, and in cats and canary
maA . - .
45 Tb 50. Sees no harm in a little
more : rouge particularly-at night.
"Scraggy, fretful and s desperate." A
Sreacher with half a dozen responsibili
ies all boys she would not object to.
50 Tb 55.$ Thanks heaven she was
never; married All men: are brutes.
More rouge. Terribly startled by a re-,
mark! from her widowed pastor that
is the duty of all Christfims to mar
rjf IMOre startled next day to hear of
tnVgocd fortune of "that horrid Did
maid,? Miss Snips, who .is to. marry, her
Eastor. Makes her will, and cuts off all
er relatives hy leaying-herentire for
t. i 4.U-. 1 tU TO
The Florence NicbUncale ef the, nursery. ;
The fftUowtna is an extract from aietter wrftten
to the OermaponBed Jisnger. at Chambers,
burg, Pena.t Ui ' ' J- T t- ' 1 ' ! 5
A BXmFAOTBXSS.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs. Winslow
will prove the American Horence Nighttogeol
tho&rsery. Of this we are Bosure that we will
teach oar Susy to Bay, "A Blessing on Mrs. wins
low" lor helping' W to: MStrrrtiw' and escapethe
grlplngj collcktog and teething siege, Mr&i wtes
low's Soothing Byrap reUeves the ehfld from paWi'
and cures dysentery and dlatawea. I wtena tne
gums, reduces toflamnmaen, scnree-wWd colic, ana
carries the Infant through the teething period. It
performs precisely what it professes to perform,
every part ofltBOthlB teas. We have never seen
Mrs. Winslow know hSt only ; teotightoe Fepb'
ration of net "Soothing Syrup WCOT
lng."iIf we had the power we would maie her,
aa she is a physical saviour to the lnteht I aea
seplS-diwlw'J i -i - VtAfi-
ore that IW fje
yoor "wenraigM" i
alek headache." So
enraifciaana
sou W7M
GuKeka a-bii-tf.'atvW
uoiaea.wmabnoiBJisl activity. UtJm 1
alwawomivisTcBiie W
y..i -ina, nu -mtebsd hrama womaiw
Jaw nwlttt-4mpronel ftoKS.' "r1
JEJit S
and
any
Tveather prophet, has- contributed an r
I . L -s a - -n I
rAfewi,Weksiiagoi ItarJndttncedjfB(
eariy raiianoj an earlv orenine or cotd.
ton.! J have since characterizedsthe beiyei 1 tciiassi at NsbRLXii. 1
ginningoi ajitumnasiayoraoie. tJJie&treHW&MSlW lTOiisToY Monttty
sure that jraany, rrof youri jeaders .axrbtnl uic tt (,11 t&'.Ts KTr.
winter. Mviadviceito themi and to aU;l
asseruon-going the rounds ol the newsfi
oaDers that "the indications for 7 tha.
coniing , winter look nleaainahey
look anything, else but pleasing itonme
ynt the, contrarr, rough winter: may
pepecteajorttt and south And.m:
Europe si do not assert that ,thecom-:
ins winter tWJll PQi UX every particular
similar to that of 1880-fil ; hnt them will
be much similarity. rTheDoint of idif
l rerence.:L.imnx. wniDe in tn& iact tnat
I while tbe cold intervals - may be more
moderate, yet theyowjll.be more; pro
tractedt with. much. raini and sleetv and
salternating tfrsezing . and melting: in
the North towards the closer : and con
siderable wet Heather about the: same:
time Souther--- i.ff v.vttT ..V.i i:.;lnt
:r - Upon this progaostication,?Prof esaor
uatner advises tanners to push s ahead
their preparations;! and? mallvgraini
aowing in the: earlv autumn, while the
weathec promises to he favorabLiMFore
LwaT4edfore-artoed"i',.!: -m s.m :
i
; j-r'M '. I' Ainqrons Scribbling'. ' ;
KewToSiKu'; .,, '.'.j.-j'tj 'U,K ' W.
,There was a breach -Qf promise case
in Liverpool the other day in which the
lady; admitted that. she had received
from .t.e.defenanT?arcflral having
the immensa ineome of about $400. a
f7eajtT9p04etters . which ; if j pasted w-
geiner, woumt nave reacpea,, iwo muea
and i threegnarters.f ilhe loyed ibex
iittlei,i he certainly loved !hejv great
lengin. -
THXBJB IS MOBS STRENGTH restorinz cower
ln a 50c- bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic than in a
imsum taoiuui. or Bg2UHnoi muswu as an appeti
ser, blood purifier and ' kidney correcjcft; there is
nothing like It, and Invalids, find It a wonderful
pvigorant fdrjmrod and body. See adV, ' . '
l"rleS " ,nhTV---ir-arM-iirii: si.dX'
UitJEOY.
E0MAT1SM
1
Backache, Sdreness of 1 the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, $we ,
iigs and Sprains', Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
; - Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches,
Ho Preparation! on earth equals St. : Jacobs Oil
as a safe, sure, simple and cheap External
Bemedy. A trial entails, but the oomparatiTely
trifling outlay of 50 Cents, and every one suffering
with pain con have cheap and positive proof of its
claims. .
Directions in Eleven Languages. .
E0LD BI ALL DRUGGISTS ASD DEALERS
rjf MEDIOTBTE.
A.VOGLEB&COM
Baltimore, Md., U. 8. A,
dee80dw lr
LOVELY
COMPLEXlOfiS
FQSSSLE
i fiTiatKadenlesftgmaiiy
Art secures to all. Hagan
ITagnolia Balm Hspef3 every
Weini orercomes fiedness,
, Freddeg, fiallowness, Bough-.
ness, Tants Eruptions and!
Blotches, and removes all evi
dences of heat and excitement' I
The Hagnolla Balnt imparts ;
the inost delicate and natural
' iinpletioiial tints n(r detee?
tJon ling possible to the clos
est observation,
i Under these circmnstances a
faulty complexion Is little short
ofTa Crime. Magnolia BalM
sod ererywhere. Costs only
I ' ; t.
75 cents, mtu inu airecuons.
i.-i' '
Jaa. 2a,
7
THE ONLY MEDIC1MEI
JS JCIIHKB LIQUID 0& 98T FORK
W Thkt Atar'at fchei same time
m mw,mm I
WHYrARE WE SICK?I
'' Wecaust i V4, allow t&eet' treat orAani to
tewnt ' tipffged Of 'tQrptcl, and poitoiuui I
wKrc(rv wwrwore jorcea mm m ouxxt i
Ji,VlLL QURELY CURE 1 1
F XX.XB GOXS'TIFA'rXOTr.' CvmHAKTi
HAJTb HSBTOITS DISOR9EBS, . r.
1 5y easing frf fjtfftof & tfun organ attd
ITvmfrmtfVfwr iKnnr ui bw outfit, i.
wijr'iMflai BllfoliiaDu nd'uketr V ;
Wk tonaekted wftk'PUes. CoastliDaflemt
i way sngte-ed over disordered Kidneys! r
ii
I wiy,MdareierTOHtorleltkeadaeMl I
I rwKBJi-lLTaafi
I )f Tpi.nrT.yaaWjrar, totta
lesndonanaakags pt SrUch makes atz quarts' of
jmsanajBsRiaviiaid.)iia
: .rrr
-
"f..
yiUISiaJiaw AlMrWifttteroo
ria5X;L 101 46 years-b- &eLeis-
1 trriSw""11?"'? purposes
1 S
d& LOjerwhelmhig-populajr vote its franchise
was made a part of the
adODted December ISa.'
a present State CoosUtuUon
iA.D.1879. ' : , "
! Its O&AND 8TN6LS
take Dlaee monthly.
humbib Drawings win
'CAirrii, PBrzn S3d,ooo. 'F'1'
100,000 Tickets at Two DoUars each. Haif-Tlck-
Xi '.-. , vi uJiretsuneiwuar. io:
' :.rr:i:fb -LIST OF PRIZES t: - j .
1 Capital Prize f80,000
oil yapltal Prize j, . lo.OOO
i,ASE5al---- .-......m.w. 5,000.
,. - Aw i wi,w,. .. .... ..i ......... o,V-JU
16 Prizes of 1,000 . utf . . . U i ' 5 000
s -APPBOXIMATION PIUXKS.'
i 9 Aprro5niaProtsaO0......t2,7O0
. 8 Approitaxauan Prtass of , 200.,...; , 800
167 iroea, amnrmong to. i ; llo400
fspoBjwe correspendrcg agentt watted at all
points, to whom a liberal (somrjensatton will be
PiP- . ...... .... . ......
jfor mrtner tniomiatlon, wate elearly,
fnll:addreas. Bead orders by express-or
iJuetter, ot Money order by malL Address-
VHVIHI Ml . ,1,. , . ,
tfliia
,t iv!P-212Bri,eTft.
AS erg Grand, graordinary Drawings are under
tne supervision and management Of Oener&la G.
T.BeajiregarsadJabals: Sariy." TrtT-.
if ! . i '?':': ;S.-;w
. r j TOTICB TOTHV;PpBLIQ. n . : , .
..jiepuDiioare jjereoy cautioned against aend-
NasaaostreeKew York Cltyias antBortzedby tte
llana State Lottery Company to sell
Its Ucketa. '-. They are floodinu- the," itoimt-
witBBOBTJlCTacrjLAEa purporttog to beofthe.
Lmilstenftf 'State .Lottery Company, and ' are
FRAraKJttraTLT reprVsentlng toemselvel As iS
msouio. . j-ufsi jiavei no auutonty xrom this com
any porposi6 FW1 a88 &r
. ' Ai, 1 tLonlslana State Lottery Co.'
ew Orleana, La- Joly 4, 1881. .
3Gth
POPULAB KONTHLY DSAWZNO OF THE
mtheCllrof Ixralsrnie,on
FULDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays except
ed) under provisions of an Act of the General As
sembly of Kentucky. . y., . , .
The United States Circuit Court on March 31.
rendered the following decisions: .
1st That the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany is legal.
2d Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand a large reserve
fundi, Bead the list of prizes for the
SKPTEMBEB DRAWING. '
J Prize,-- 530,000
1 Prize io,000
1 Pri, 5,000
10 Prizes, 81,000 each, 10.000
20 Prizes, 500 each 10,000
100 Prizes, 100 each, 10,000
200 Prizes, 50 each,...; 10,000
600 Prizes, 20 each 12,0Otf
1000 Prizes, 10 each. 10,008
9 Prizes, S300 each, Approximation Prizes $2,701
9 Prizes, 200 " " , " iOu
9 Prizes, 100 " " . ! 900;.
1.P60 Prizes tl 12,400
Whole Tickets. 82; Half Tickets, Si; 27 Tickets,
50: 55 Tickets, S10O.
Bemtt Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or send
by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED
LETTER OB POSTOFFICE ORDER. Orders of
&5 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our ex.
pense. Address all orders to
B. M. BOARDMAN, Conrier-Jonrnal BnUdlng
Louisville, Ky., or 809 Broadway New York,
inly 8
This great specific
cures that
disease
most loathsome
WHETHER IN ITS PRIMARY, SECONDARY QB
TERTIARY STAGE.' : -;- -Removes
all traces of Mercury from the system.
Cures scrofula, old sores, rheumatism, eczema,
. catarrh, or any blood disease. .
CUBES WHEN HOT SPRINGS imL
' Malvern, Arfc, May 2, 1881.
We have eases m om town -who lived at Hot
Springs and were finally cored with S. S. a, ;
: . "f MoCMPiQlf AMUBST. . ,
Louisville; Kent
Mat 18. 1881.
' as. a has given better
medicine 1 have ever sold. -
ib thananr I
J., st fPT .btV n sr u - t T
Memphis, Tennessw,Tiay 12,1881.
'We sate sold l,29f bottles of &&I8. ini yeair
It has given universal satisfaction. Fair minded
physicians now recommend it as a positive specif-
iC. i 8. MASSTtSXD 4 Co,
Denver, CoL, May 2, 1881; '
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms -of
0.8.3. . L.Mna8rrt.
' Richmond, Va.; May 11, 188f."
. You can refer anybody to us in regard to the
merits of S.S. 8. Polk millbb 4-Co. -'.
- Have never known 8. is. 8. to fall to cure a case
of Syphilis, when properly taken. T l7Wi
' H. . DCSKABD,:i:
Eu Warbxh,
Perry.Ga.
. The above signers are gentlemen of high stand
ing. IE CoLqurrr, Got. of Ga.
n.
wish, we wfl! take your case. TO BE PAID
OB WHEN CUBED. Write for particulars.
S1.000 REWARD will -be paid to any ehemlst
who win nnd, on analysis or 1 00 bottles ot a. 8. 9.,
one particle of Mercury, Iodide Potassium, or any
mineral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
.. ' Proprietors, Atlanta, Oa.
Soldbydrureistseverrwhera.! ,i .
1 For further information write for the little book.
; Sold by T. a Smith, L. R. Wriston 4 Co. and
Wilson 4 BorweU.1 : i . .
Junqdiy .!"-.;;: .-. ... . ; m i .:. ."'
. Chew only tne brand of tobacco kpewn as T:
f?iy waxen mujuet.
ii''! A rriBE'old Oaken Bucket i - . '
JL The iron-bound bucket ' - '
The tnofis covered oncket, ' .
i : )( U That hung in thoweU. '
' :- CHA8J B JONES; '
Charlotte, N. C., Sole Agent
Liberal terms to dealers. . ,,. ,t
- ;;HONEST 7:
Twist CfrzpizJfihMM.
Bswars of fmitatfbhs. 'None geumV miles ae-!
eompanied with our rHonest T.6apy-rtghted label
which will be found on head of ereirbox-j . ,
MMufactuwd otuj pr ,V BROWN BBO-V-T
fbgq-2w wTnatenfcHt
...1- -1
i .1 - .- -
. '. '.1
pte-Head'Wern- Cahhage,
.1
,siT I PEACHES XN0 tX)TlT0JSiT""U "7
.11 t was- ;f , g ' if fWTtf fii ;
I he ,tii!5 n.
IrpHl bouse blease.4 JbVif term Wyeir'
! J .TTlfJL P"f$i
I . -A naiaajs ill rill l ? r p .v a r w ,r-- .rwr mm mrm
I i 3 ar - --
tli TUNii-dTH GRAND DftTBlBDTidN. '
m
fRESiWim
I nil. ff3Mf.
w ww sr
rf Ala
gABATOGA
yiCHT.
From Saratoga Springs N. T. A new water r.
; sembllngtJhMort BeSnendM
, as an antacid; cures dyspepsia, rw dlgeT
tlon, is a powerful tonic ana stronj?
diureUa Also, f -
; Ursa i--:--. .Ay jis"
Natorak Mineral Water,
Becommended very highly as a eathartie and al
? teraUve and in all forms of dyspepsia.
ALSO,
g CASES CONGRESS WATER,
1 0 CASES BOCX BRIDGE ALUM,
f. 1Q CASEaBUFFALO LITHIA.
And a foil supply of
IMPORTED APOLLtNARIS
AMD
, Haoyadi Jams Waters.
iE ete ffliffiN NOVELTY !
H
tJNYADI TAN08.
, THI BEST KATTJBAL APERIENT,
AS A CATHARTIC;
f . ' ' " - - '' '
. Dobb. Awine glass fuH before breakfast
f8 Vat tta riobness in aperient salts surpasses
that of all other known waters."
BriHak UediadJournal"Grmnai Janos.
The most agreeable; B&faat, and most efficacious
aperient water."
Pro. Yvrchoa, Berlin. "Invariably good and
prompt success; most valuable." .
PrqfainDerger, Vienna"! have prescribed
these writers with remarkable success."
i. ?rS?? .feanaon. Wurszburgi-I prescribe none
but this." , i
Prof. Lander Bnmion, M. K It 8., London.
"More pleasant than its rivals, and surpasses
them in efneacy."
.fT&A?"' MiJ F- Boyal Military Hos
pital, Netley. "Preferred to Pulina and Fried
rlchshall." i
JOHN H McADEN,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacist.
North Tryon St,
CHABXOTTI,.N.a
DON'T GO5 TO SARATOGA r
When yon can get -water Jast as fresh and spark
ling as when it Sows from the spring at Saratoga.
We receive this water In lum hlonlr tin voaanmlra
which we return as soon as emptied to be refilled
again every week. j. H. McADEN,
mggist andChemlst.
Prescriptions carefully prepared by experienced
and competent druggists, day or night
July28 : i .! : ;.,:... . , ; ,,
mm
JU.lIllf viii
Landreths
NEW CROP
TURNIP SEED.
BBD OBPXrBPLK TOE, .
WHITE FLIT DUTCH,
LABGB WHITE NORFOLK,
' POMERANIAN WBTTI GLOBE
WHITE EGO,
V. ' AMBEB GLQBS, ' " '
:'r GOLDEN JALL,
BLOOMSDALX SWEDE Oft YELLOW.
ijANpKETH'S 3J5ED
, ABE, ALWAYS BELIABLSi,,,
I rf.
mm,
Druggist by Examination.
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GO tO-r,
0
0
0
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Ageat,
and
Fresh Drags M:Hdlcme$.
! : WcaWliMin-i' '
i Very Btst Pfnsfl
H
ft
do I keep in my 'stodt ;!J3so; Toftet and
.a hoc Anietea, rermmenes,
; cxuaaeB, ,xooia inusnes.
QARDEN SEEPS
oi all the best varieties, and warranted
PhyslclAn' prescriptions an given spee-
; r r.-lal, Attentions , v; ..? .
.L (f hi i ...'; ',. ,'
-Hoping to receive a share of public I
voviuio, x mm, raspecumiy,
fbb8 W. P.MABVIN, Agt
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Main and
aw waii baa bona. Sd. M,-h.7.-.
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favorahifl
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teea rooms;
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