A GAME OF FBEEZE OUT.;
;.; According to- some of the Wash.
ington" correspondents, " there is. an
':- .effort being made to have Hon. Sam
. ie J Rand ill- removed from' the
chairmanship of the v committee on
s appropriation!?, the most important
' 'committee of the House of Eepresens j
- tatiyes, and put in his place some one
;"" "more in sympathy with : tbe.anti-
. protective wing of the party. v The
J active movers m inis maiier aie ub
V - ing all the pressure they can bring to
. bear' upon Speaker Carlisle to that
" ,7dt but as yet they ;haye noassur
' , ance that he will lend himselt to tneir
'gcheme8T'i:Thi8-';Diovement;' we, take
it. is not inspired so . much by a desire
to promote public interests and eco
i ' , comic legislation, as to strike at Mr,
Randall, for whom some 01 tne wouiu
: be lights in the - Democratic party
. :mm to ntertain an irrepressible hos
. tili ty, They attack him at every op
portunityquestion his motives, and
' will him an all v" of the Republicans
in Democratic diseruise. when the
fact is that for over one-quarter of a
. century ne nas ueeu uguuug wjowii'
ties of the Democracy, at times when
" hft Vstood with a mere handful of
Democrats beside him on tbetfloors
- -. ., , . . -.
of Congress whenf every: Northern
; State: including: his own,' was under
' Republican rule, and when it required
both moral and physical courage to
stand and face popular sentiment as
Samuel J. Randall did. ; When- the
Republican majority in CJongress was
.trying to crush the South by oppres
sive partisan legislation, he met them
at every turn, contested every ich
of ground, and by his skill in tactics,
- and his unyielding firmness, defeated
some of the most odious of these
proposed measures. If Samuel! 'J.
Randall had hot been a Democrat to
the core, and a Democrat from prin
ciple, he never would hae stuck to
Democracy and fought the patties or
Dmocracy'as he did; when the Dem.
pcratic party, was in an. apparently
hopeless minority, and when to be an
outspoken Democrat was to encounter
"the harshest of criticism and unmeas
ured abuse.' :
Now; after the service of so many
years, it -so happens, that Samuel J.
Randall entertains, with a good many
'other. Democrats, i views." upon : the
rtariffquestion that differ, from those
entertained by other Democrats,, who
arrogantly claim to be the Democrats
in possession of the true Democratic
rfaith, and they would ostracise and
drive out of the party fold the Dera-
ocrat whp -differs from them. -This
won't do.; Mr." Randall, may or - may
not be reappointed chairman of the
cdtnmittee on appropriations. -. . He
mdy or may not desire the place.
Mr. Carlisle may use his discretion
,aad power as Speaker to re-appoint
him or to appoint some one else, but.
We have too much confidence in his
gdod sense and in his desire for the
. saccess of the Democratic party, to
believe that he will permit "himself
Hon. John W. -Daniel.; tho
man of Virginia, an anle lawyer
and one of- the first orators of the
day. He U youtijr:, and liandsome,
but .walks on 'crushes, hislimbs hav
ing been shattered by bulled during
th6 war. . He earns a good deal of
money by his - profession, but ppends
it lavishl v. , His wife iV paid to be
wealthy in hero wn right. v ": -'
r The'exDerimpnt of artesian wells in
Savannah, Ga , has proved a success.
One sunk to"a depth'of 305 feet and 10
inches,' gives clear, co!d.s pure water;
spouting sixteen, 'f pet above the surw
face, at jthe rate of fifty gallons a
minute.- . '
"Augusta, Ga.v does not propose to
let Atlanta have all the fun' of an ex
citing and blood warming prohibition
campaign. A petition is in circulation
in tbatcify asking for a specnal election
in Richmond 'county on" the liquor
question.. , i ;
WHAT TWO PROMFST PHYSICIANS
' SAY flP A Mtl) MWi.
The South Carolina Centennial fair
which opened in Charleston Monday
promises to be a 'success. ; It will be
in operation for, a month. r
TAXATION IOI 6eD.!
'-1 become an instrument in the
hands of Mr.v Randall's enemies, , to
crowd him to the rear and to put one
of their awn stripe to the front. It is
a species of proscription that the
Uimocratic party cannot afford to
iadulge in, : and iu which those who
wsh the party well, whether they
agree with Mr. Randall or not in -all
his views, take no stock. He is as
gpod a Democrat as 'stands upon the
ffobrs of Congress, and it is due -to
him. and that portion of the Demo
caratic party whose views he repre .
sonts, that he be dealt' with fairly f
equarely and honestly.
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Judge William D. Kelly, of Pennv
sylvania, is now over seventy, does j
an irnmense amount of work, : and !
says the blood courses through ' his j
veins at a livelier pace than it did
fifteen years ago. : He was an invet-1
ate user ot .tobacco For , fifty-five
yers he smoked and chewed, fre
quently smoking as many as twenty
cigars 'Jn a day, and going to bd
With a quid.in his mouth! In addi
tion to this a cancerous affection ap
TAftrp.d on hifl cheek and whfln ho
went to Europe sometime ago for a
rest his friends thought it doubtful
if he returned alive. But he cured
his cheek cut - the acquaintance of
tobacco and is now in jam up order.
There are cording to Internal
Revenue Commissioner Millers
report, ' 926 tobacco factories in
the .United States and . 5,499
registered! distilleries. - In the
" latter have been used 1,638,578 bush
els of malt, ' 130,721 of wheat, 17,855
of barley; 2,733,397 of, rye, 13,040,357
of corn, 80,552 Tof oats, 223,558, of
miUfeed, and 2,719,416 gallbns of mo
lasses. ' JV , v J' '
An ARed. Couple who for XeAis
Hare Hidden Their Wealth.
A Hartford (Conn ) telegram 'eavs i
An investigation' recently made - by
the tax authorities of Hartford shows
that the city - has lost nearly $25,000
or taxes by the shrewdness of Harvev
ana j una cnampion, an agea Drotner
and sister, who- are believed to be
worth at least a Quarter- of a million.
They came here from -Massachusetts
several years ago; and bought a small
house in Harvey's name. This was
assessed at $3,000, and they professed
o have "no other taxable: property; It
has been discovered, however, that
the sister holds Hartford insurance
stock worth nearly $90,000 and other
securities to an aggregate of ; over
$300,000 additional Under the law
taxes cannot be sued for back of 1881,
but the authorities have ;sued for the
taxes bu the sister's property for that
year and since, amounting to about
$11,000. The investigation ; was ex
tended to their foimer house in West
field, Mass . where' it is learned thev
also escaped taxation by carrying all
their stocks, tec. in the sister's name,
paying only on the smalhhouse held
in the " name of the brother. The
couple have averted suspicion in
Hartford byliving very frugally and
giving their neighbors theimpression
that they were in straitened circum
stances. '"' "
low Prices for Cotton.
Baltimore Manufacturers Record.
The prosptQi-s for an extraordina
rily large cotton " crop, which was so
promising during I the summer caus
ed a general belief in low prices for
this staple; and in spite of the neaivy
falling off in the .yield from what
had been expected, prices have de
clined to a point ' which - leaves-little
or no profit to the average eotton
producer. In fact, to many of them,
cotton at present prices net an actual
loss. The cop, while larger than
last year, is not large enoug h to over
stock the market, and pricas ought
to rule higher. Advice as to when
to buy is not al ways safe, but the
Boston - Commercial Bulletin, says:
"This is an excellent time to buy
cotton, and in spite of all the argu
ments which are being presented in
favor of still lower - prices, we do not h
believe shrewd mill; treasurers are
neglecting to supply their future re
quirements to a considerable extent
at the present quotations. .
While the stock market has been
'booming for a" month past, and val
ues of most kinds of merchandise are
firm, cotton - has been -declining in
prices and is how 9J cents per pound,
against 9 cents a fortnight xigo; apd
lOi cents m September. The crop of
cotton is large, but 9$ cents is a low
price, and not to be anticipated ex
cept in a period of depression. To
be sure, cotton, went down to of m
December, 1878 but" that was in the
darkest hour of Jhe era of depression,
just before the resumption of specie
payments." '
It is said that Joseph' Palitzer, who
wail poor when-he went taNew York
and bought theWorld, is now worth
a- cool million . which he has made
out of it'and still he keeps "a mak
Crewfordsvllle, Ga. Democrat. . f '
B. B. B. la without doubt ore of the most valua
ble and popular medicines biwo to the medical
science, and has relieved ibore suffering humanity
than anr other medicine since It came into use.
It has never failed In a Single Instance to produce
the most favoraMe results where It has been prop-'
erlv used. 'Physicians everywhere recommend It
ax doing all It Is claimed to do. - lIxroUowlEg cer
tificates are from two prominent phy iclans, who
have done a large and successful practice for many
years, and upon whose Judgment, the public can
safeb rely:
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Cbawtordsvill Ga.. July 15, 1885,
, Editor DemecratFor the past ten years I have
been suffering ith rheumatism in the muscles of
my right shoulder and neck. .During this time 1
have trid various remedies, both patent 'medi
cines anck those prescribed by physicians. Last
summer I commenced wing B. B. B., and could
see an Improvement by the time I had taken one
bottle I tfsne been taking it at Intervals since
last summer, and can say it Is the be-1 medicine
for rheumatism I have ever tried. I take pleasure
In recommendtng It to the public
J. W. BHODES, A. M., M. D.
-.- -: CBAWFOKDSVnxx. GaJ July 15, 1885.
Editor Democrat: About November of last year
I had whit I supposed to, be a cauliflower excres
cence on right side of neck. X u?ed local applica
tions, wiich effected nq perceptible good. I com
menced the use of B. B B. and rook It regularly
twelve bottles, and In doe time the sore healed
over, and I now consider ft well. I cheerfully re-,
commena It as a fine tonic and alterative medicine
S 3. FARMEB.M. D.
".flol Rag; op a l;cnn role.'
Elskbtok, 6a June 1, 1885.
My .brother has a son that was jiffflcted wTh
rheumHtlsm 1h one of his legs until the knee' was
so badly contracted that he' could not touch the
ground with his heel, aod bad scrofala. He took
only two bottle of B. u. BL, and scrofula and rheu
matism are both gone, -
Mrs. M. A. Elrod cp me to mr house the cast
summer almost covered with carbuncles and bolls.
I got twobott?e8 of B. B. B., and before she had
got though wiih the second bottle she was entirely
well. She was also troubled with swollen feet and
ankles, and had bren tor twenty years, a 11 gone-
no trouble with swollen feet now. .
I was troubled with bleeding piles since 1858T I
used one bottle, and nave felt nothltog of the kind
since taking the medicine. r The clothing that I
was wearing when Heft Atlanta fitted me about
same as a meal sack would a bean pole. I have on.
the same clothing now, and they are a tight fit.
iou can do as you like with this; aifmr me and
my- household, we think three B's ifuliy erthodoxr
and will do to swear by.
Respectfully yours,
M. BABF3ELD.
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' This class1 of troublesome complaints embraces
a large list, seme of which embraces every family
in the land. Heretofore the treatment of nearly
all these diseases has been very unsatisfactory an
unsuccessful, and the people have been very mucJfe
deceived by pretended remedies. A . majority are
caused Ty an laptine, vftiat-d condition of the
blood'and as most of the blood remedies 'of the
day require 50 to KH) bottles before you discover
that they will not effect a cure, we offer B. B B.r
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Maurice Viacnaux also wears ' a full
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bis cue in a green sack and "a piece
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Yignaux carries his jointed stick in
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Skinlseases Cured
Bv Dr. Frazler's Maslc Ointment. Cures as If bv
Magic, pimples, black heads or grubs, blotches and
eruptions on the face, leaving the skin clear and
beautiful. Also cures itch, salt rheum, sore nlp-
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Mothers ! Mothers ! ! Mothers 1 1 1
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
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was u wm reguiare tue Doweis, ana give resi 10 tne
mother, and relief and health to the child, operat
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cases, -ana pleasant to . tne taste, and is tne pre
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physicians and nurses in the United State v Sold
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Daughters, Wires and Slothers
We emphatically guarantee Dr. Marchlsl'sCath-
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such as ovarian troubles, Inflammation and ulcera
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Fw8ale byL.--. VTrlKton. drusKift. Charlotte
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Sczemaj .
: Impetigo,
Erysipelas,
Ringworm,
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Old Sores,
Pimples,
Itch.
OldSUlcers,
Abscesses,
Dry Tetter,
Carbuncles,
Itching Humors,
Blotches,
Herpes',
Bolls, (
Splotches,
Sleau&iful Complexion
is sought by the use of cosmetics and all sort
of external applications, some of them being pois
ons. . - - - -
All females love to look pretty (which gentlemen
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plexion adds greatly to female charms. ' ,
The use of B. B. B. will purify your blood, wi
remove blotches, splotches and bumps that ap
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pale cheeks with the roseate hues of nature. Obo
or two bottles will convince any one of Its valucb.
No family should fall to keep B. B. B. in the house
as there Is no family medicine its equal. -
Rheumatism..
One author says: "Rheumatism Is due to the
presence In the blood oi a vegetable organism of
definite characters."
Another say: vitlsdneto the presence- of ft
poison In the blood which is of the ntur of a
miasm." ' - ;
The disease having Its orlglon In the bloody It ts
reasonable to suppose that It must be cured by
remedies-directed to the blood. i2
A succeseful' remedy must produce': certain
changes in the composition of the blood and when
this has been accomplished, all "pain, swelling and
stiffness of the Joints subside. , ; x V; -
This accounts fpr tie reason why external appli
cations fall to produce permanent relief. -
Butwe nowliate the " remedy whlca; acts like
magic in giving relief to all forms of rheumatism.
rheumatic gout, rheumatism of the Joints-, muscles !
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The fact cannot be denied that B. B. B. (Botanic
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