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Cruel
Knife
- It fs absolntely useleis to. expfect a
'""i surgical operation to cure cancer, cot
. -L-ariy other btttod disease. The cruelty
''V. Af such treatment is illustrated in the
alarming number of deaths wmcn re
suit from it. The disease is in the
blood, and hence can not be cut out.
Nine times but of ten the surgeorrY
knife only hastens death. "
" My ion had a most malignant Cancer, foi
which the doctors said an operation was the
ation was a severe
one, as itiraa neces
sary to cut dow'n to
the jawbone and
crape It. Before a
great while the Can
cer returned, and be
ean. to grow rapidly.
We gave him many
remedies without re
lief, and finaijy,
upon the advice of a
friend, decided. to
try S. S.S. (Swift's
8peciflc), and withi
Jegan to improve. After twenty bottles had
- been taken, the Cancer disappeared entirely
and he was cured. The eurcwasi permanent
one. for he is now seventeen years old, ana has
never had a sign of the dreadful disease to re
turn. ' J- N. Murdoch,
.279 Snodgrass St., Dallas, Texas.
Absolutely the only hope for Cancer
is Swift's Specihc,
as it is the only remedy which goes
to the very bottom of the blood and
forces out every trace of the disease.
i$. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable,
and contains no potash, mercury, or.
other mineral. . -
Books on Cancer will be mailed free
to any address by the Swift Specmc
Qo., Atlanta, Gra
. Genefovi.
I am willing to bear my share of th
amonspa nf nroenrine the divorce, Har
old," remark od the mismated" wife
had been freed from, her bonds.
"No. Georvriana." said the ex-husband.
with a wave of his hand. "You have al
enva hrmtfht mv ties. 1 will tmy for
the untie' Chicago Tribune.
Jealousy.
only one," said
"You're only one,' said the solitary
fieure.
".Yes. but I stand before a long row of
' Vlnhprfc " was the answer. Cleveland
Leader.
Modest
Women
Modesty
in
women 13 no
les3 a" charm
than beauty and
wit. Is it any
wonder that wo
men afflicted
with physical
disorders pecu
liar to ifaeir sex
shrink from oer-.
fional examina ra
tions by male MaLj
physicians? The Irfr m
weaknesses and irregrilarities of women
may be recognized by certain muailing
symptoms. Backache, headache, bearing.
down pains, irritability and extreme Jierv-
ousness indicate derangement of the
delicate female organism. Bradfields Fe
male Regulator is the standard remedy fox
characteristic diseases of women.
Sold by druggists at $ i.oo per bottle.
THE BRADFIELO REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. 4
BLOOD CURE SENT FREE.
By addressing1 Blood Balm Co.. At
lanta, Oa... and send two tampa any
of our readers may obtain a sample
bcttle of their famous B, B. B.Bo
tamlc Blood Balm, tbs greatest, grand
est, best and sttaoagect Blood Remedy
made. Cures whm all else falls, pim
ples, ulcers, scrofula, eczema, bolls,
feloooS-polson, eating; sores, distressing
skin eruptions, cancer, catarrh, rheu
matism. Free medical advice included,
when description ef your trouble la
given.. Thla generous offer Is worth
while accepting. Sample bottle sent all
charges prepaid. Large bdttles, (coa
Aalndne; nearly a quart of medicdne) for
sale by all druggists at $1 per bottle.
B. B. B. ir away ahead of all other
Blood Remedies lor curing blood hu
mors, Try BVB. B. For sale in Ashe
vllle by Pelham's pharmacy.
BLOOD POISON AND CANCER
CURED BY B. B. B TRIAL
. SENT FRE2H.
Deadly cancer of the face, meek, legs,
lip, eating cancer or sores, cured by B.
B. B. Bdtanle Blood Balm. B. B. B.
cures by : driving the deadly, virulent
poteon wMch causes cancer, out of the
blood. This is the only cure and B. B.
B. Se the only remedy that can do thla
lit the jsame way B. B. B. curve Blood
. FodBooi -wheJther Inherited or acquired,
produjetng ulcers, pslniful swellings,
Matches, copper-colored spots, falling
of the hair, sores An the throat or ton
ue, scrofula. B. B. B. has maJde hun
dreds of 'permamen cures, and Is a
thoroughly tested, powerful Blood
Remedy. Cures where all else falls.
Tested for 30 yeans. To prove Its cura
tive powers, we -send a sample bofctlf
Tree to. any -one who writes for It. Large
SSJS EJff by Z11 drugglsta lor $l.
sample bettle send two stamps sd
S10100 Balm 00 Atlanta, Qa,,
f'Lur Ashevlue
Pelham's Phaimacy,
by
Howard A. Haves Wright ,C. Stout
MEMBERS OF THE
New York Stock Exchange,
New York Cotton Exchange,
Chicago Bdartt of Trade.
HAVEII & STOUT.
Bankers and Brokers
1 Nassau St. cor. Wall, New York
Deposit accounts mceto-rtf. anhiant ' n
check on demand. Interest credited
moathly oa daily balajinp.
Aocounlbs bf blanks, coiialtians, firms
and . Individuals received on f avoxtablf
. verms. -s
" 2PP9' hiterest, dividends, ndtei
arafts collected for our correspondeoits.
- Orders executed for r3i rir,-.
S&& Blood
f .m
-cxttxm, grain or provisions. - riSEt S
aavesttnent or carried on TriflirtHrn
-Clients may telegraph . orders amd, In
w uv-HwiB m ouB expem&ie. Copies of
rocmo coae, may do nau, on appll.
cation. . . -
Inf orma,t3Dott
legardlnis' . ouoa)Hin
corporations - and- seourjities, ; chepJiCullj
' A '' Jm " --ii VliL M2-L.t LM- StJI-
neer and an employer of swiiea laDor -
recently visited large engineering e
tablishments lttthev United States. H i
was so mucn jniyvetMMsu ju.
vations of Ariierican worknwen that h
wrote' thus to-the SpectaJer: v. ,
I hare just returned from a snort
visit to Pennsylvania, New York and
the New. England states, where I had
exceptional opportunities of seeing-and
j- . 1 . . - v- .a 5' t nj.
compating American : worKmen 'wiud
the British mechanics iriih lyhom f 1
have leen associated for nearly forty
years. I regret to say I cannot accept
your, estimate of the English mechaa-
ic's position. Americans show, in my
view, a higher -inJeUigence and a great
er desire td produce quantity, and qual
ity, . -; In, America you find
French, German and "Swedish and
American mechanics working side by
side in friendly rivalry- " Subcontract
ing, the betenoire of trade unions, is
common. Piecework prices are hot
reduced when 'a mechanic : makes a
fixed ratio of profit, as is often done
in this country. I havejseen machine
men's wages averaging $19 to $21 a
week, and I should consider the work
cheap, so great was the. quantity done.
Any man, mechanic or not, can do any
class Of work lie is capable of doing
without- interference. Free competi
tion istSe universal practice. Electri
city is used-everywhere for light-and
powsr. Education seems more practi
cal, jthe general school system seems
to bring employer and employed into
closer svmuathv. The workmen re-
jrvct with contempt the notion of re
srtrictmg output to increase general
employment. The standard of social
comfort seems higher; the mechanics
appreciate and use the dressing rooms
and baths provided for them. Ameri
can steel is equal and American cast
iron superior to English, while the' best
foundries are managed as scientifically
as English steel foundries. Old ma
chinery is replaced by new much soon
er than here. Shop discipline is in
finitely stricter. I have returned con
vinced that English masters and men
must wake up, and that they need all
the energy ann intelligence they pos
sess if they are to retain their hold on
the world's markets. Above all things
we masters must do all in our power
to spread the knowledge that increased
output will hurt neither producer nor
his fellows, and that we have no mon
opoly of brains and intelligence. There
is vet time, but I think the jjext cycle
of bad trade will show liow much
America has progressed, ana how far
We have receded from our old position
of manufacturing supremacy as iron
and machinery producers for the
world."
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts.
hmisp. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all sklni eruptions, and posi
tlvely cures piiles, or no pay required.
It is cuaranteed to give perfect eatls
rertfcton or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For 6ale by T. C. Smith
W. C. Carmlchael. amd Pelbam's phar
rnacy.
A fortunate animal is a little Hblaek
and white kitten which recently at
tached itself to the Church of St. Aug
ustine, Highbury, says the London
Telegraph. In spite of the efforts put
forth by the officials to induce her to
leave the sacred precincts, she retume
again send again, her persistency in the
end bringing its due reward. A lady
connected with the church set aside
a sum of money to be devoted to the
comfort and maintenance of the cat.
As a protection against bad weather,
a neat little kennel has been erected at
this lady's expense in a cosey corner
of the grounds, while the purveyor of
milk and the eats' meat man supply
her daily needs. The protection of the
law is also informally extended to the
new tenant, for the constables on point
duty at the spot show warm interest
in the kitten's welfare.
FOR SALE.
A good farm cwrutaimng about 200
acres, situated 11 miles east of Brevard,
in Tisylvania counity, handy to good
schools, churches, postoffice, telephone,
etc.; in a good,. neighborhood; a good
five-room house, good barn, orchard, and
about 35 ''acres of river bottom In culti
vation. This place Js specially adapted
to sfoock raising1 and general farming,
and must be sold in the next three
months, as owner has moved west and
needs money. This self -sustaining farm
will be sold for less than half its act
ual value. For full particulars call at
the Gazette office.
Fnzzllng to Her.
"I don't quite understand It," said the
slow going wife who does a vast amount
of thinking in order to acquire a small
amount of knowledge.
"Don't understand what?" asked her
more astute husband sharply.
"The commandments are just as strong,
sound and binding as they were when
given, are they not?"
"Of course they are. What a silly ques
tion." sAnd yet they are broken repeatedly
every day. "Detroit Free Press.
KJodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly dli
geste (food wifohou't altd from the stomach,
and at ithe fiame time heals and restores
itihe diseased! digestive' organs. It is the
uQiy remeay itnat- dioefc r bath of these
tnimp twa loan be relfcSd- upon to perma
nently cure dyspepsia."" Paragon Phar
macy. . : -
Many animals In desert regions neve
nave any ivater except the dew on vege
tation. A parrot in the London zoo is
known to have lived 52 years without
drinking a drop of water.
Anybody who knows enough can learn
something from anybody . else. Boston
Christian Register;
. 4
.
For Infects and Children.
TheKInd You Haye;Uways Bought
Bears the
Signature of
- J - Ta 'itiWlit
t) oceasioojaJly ?. -ficpW nturtfcm. with
tome giipfog purgative, but use JTostec-
te4a Stomach BiUea, a wneay- cheery
bbdv tonOws. A dcse df he , Bisters tJak-
en rrAiteriy will keep -the stJonadU wwet.
the bowels regular, and prevemtv las well I
a cure, all disorders, of a w'eaK'Stomaoh
Se that a prlvtuleHevauie Stiamp cov
ers ;the netck "of the bottle.
tfEWAnVB OF!
Hostettcr's
Stoma h
Bi ters.
"SOMETHING
JUST "
AS GOOD.
Some vOplom Lanamaisrea.
Among alJ the European languages the
English. is the richest so: far RS:the num
ber of words is concerned, and it is also
the one which has added to its vocabula
ry the largest- number of words within
thCliisr half century. The latest English
dictionaries contain not less than 230,000
different words. Next in rank comes the
German language, with 80,000 words,
and then come' in succession the Italian,
with "35.000; the French, with 30,000,
and the - Spanish, . with 20,000 words.
Among the oriental languages the Arabic
is the most copious, its vocabulary being
even richerthan that of. the English lan
guage. - :
In the Chinese languages there are 10,-
000 syllables or roots, out of which it is
possible to frame 4i,000 words. Another
notable language i the. bid Indian Tamil,
which is now spoken in the south of In
dia and which contains, according to the
latest calculations, 07,642 words. In the
Turkish language there are 22,530 words,
And thus it is richer than the Spanish
and some other European languages. A
singular fact is tnat aborigines, as a
rule, nave very limited vocabularies. The
Kaffirs of South Africa have at their dis
posal not more than 8,000 . words, and
the natives of Australia use only 2,000
words. New York Herald.
One minute Oough Cure quickly cures
obstli'na'te summer coughs -aid ooMs. I
consider it a modb wondirful med5'cine.
quick and safe." W. W. Metrton, May-
heV, Wis. Paragom Pharmacy.
Ostrich plumes, as tney arrive in khs
market, look like bedraggled turkey feath
ers, and they pass through a score of hands
before they become the well known nuffy
. . . ... . . i I 4.4.2 n
and graceiui aajuncs itBmiiiiuo auuira.
The people of Ireland have $32,215,000
in the Postoffice Savings bank. Pat is not
so thrif tlsss as some people suppose.
REMARKABLE RESCUE.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plaiinfield-IH.,
makes the statement that she caught
-wiri wbiph 4PtlI on Her lunfirs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He toldier
she was a hopeless victim of consump
tion and that no mefllclne could cure
her. druggist suggested Dp. King New
Discovery for Consumption; she bought
a botitle and to her dellgM found herself
beneflbted from the first dose. She con
tinued its use, and alter taking six bottles
found herself sound and well; now does
her own housework aind is as well as she
ever was. Free trial botles of this great
Discovery eft the drug stores of T. C
Smith, W. C. Carnrfctoaea, end Pelham'p
Pharmacy.
One Minute Cough Cure, cures
That.)? what It was trde for
SWEDISH MASSAGE AND PACKS.
For nervous, rheumatic amd other dis-
Special: Thure Brandt massage for
female diisease.
Also face massage.
PROF. EDW. GRUNER,
Graduate of Cheminitz College, Ger
many; formerly with the Oakland
Heights Sanatorium.
5 South Main street Phone, 20
Home and Office Treatment.
Theee are our instruments Osteopathy
is no longer am experlmemit. Among the
scores of thousands who have tried it
and found it efficacious are Senator For
aker, of Ohio, Gov. Frank Brtgga, of
N. Dakotaj Gov. Stephens, of Missouri,
Gov. Tanner, of IlllnodB, Gov. Groult of
Vermont, Chief Jutice William Spring
er, Gov. Fish, of Vermont, Gov. Dilling
ham of Vermont, Gov. Pingree of Mich
igan, Gov. Shaw of Iowa, Hon. T. H.
Goodnight, of Kentucky, Opie Held,
Gov. Nelson, of Minnesota, and Gov.
Taylor of Kentucky.
C. M.CASE, M.D.,
Osteopath, 18 Church S.
Adtfiett
WILBUR R. SMITH,
LEXINGTON, ST.
mi onovui or nn
Cheapest and best College."
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY. UNIVERSITY
ftaffera to thousands of raoeeraftil graduatm. Coat to complete
Fall BusipeM Course, lnoladlng TbIUob, Books and BoaH, about
90. Fhoaography, TTpe-Wrltiac; aad Telefraphjr taught.
Address WILBUR B. SMITH, Iexiikrton,Kjr.
Et?riv nnnafvsw
QBfcy iiiief tua y
6JABE BIOf CAIINET iUgDIci SEWIHO MACHINE I
Uoa. i Yoa can examineC as your nearest trie
ight
found ywfetUy wtttfMtofT. exactly as reDrescnted.
mmI i BMUMtknwli a Ugh mm SCO.OO, ui THX-
CbBATBST BAMAII TOD KTKK BXiKB o7W 7r
W $13.50 tor Ui. DROP DESK CABINET
tm tarn btsswh vaiua tw ooerea try any Aouse.
DEWARE OF IMITATIONS rTS!
Tertisments, offering aakaswa atckliN under rarious names, with
arioas Inducements. Writs sssw Ma4 ia Ckieur sad learn whs art
BILLABLE AID WHO ASM MOT.
TUI7 DIIDniPlf hM erery KODIBH nCPBOTRsm.
I WlKm PUtfUimi BTKBT GOOD POINT OF STKBT HIGH
GRADK BACH IKK BADS. WITH THE
swexa, or sua a.
MADE BY Tp BEST MAKER IN
1 -fBOM THE BEST
fMK
Finest Um, Big Ann
i?ssfnr
C U A R A N T E E D .
T k-sw. .tt
Just now anyone can
IT COSTS YOli
to cfin nn. and
rar frsteht airaiitbs
I Vh. intxaU r If
mm
15.60. WB T0"Rkf b&r TOTS tl6.SO If at aslU iksaTSl ''TSLEn
DAf. BOlf'T DKL1T. fSears. Rebuck&Cto.arethownSSfl2rIlT ssyyam 4
st satlsSsd. OROEB TO
rmyiw, icHii?y wcuywsv u vv. unc. Chicago, III,
fThW are? three thnigsi that
mefes diih
The f horse v?naHnore.:4. auv :.
are more peculiarities about -a horse- tfiat
affect Value in ne way or another than
dn, anV other iarni jraf mal hdrif is
subject to more aunienia- w ueoowu
that 'he is subject to more gooses man
any other animal., !",
These items afford a wide jrange. for.
deception, so that a nianmusthxTe a 1
-1 lill. . A. -m i.-Vila 1
tnorougii Knowieuge w wc;
uses if he is able to judge intelligently
and accurately -all of ? the points that add
to or detract fi-om lthe leal ralae of:ja.
horse. St. Louis Republic '
QUfckly cure canaffipatsion arud rebuild
. - i
and ; .tavlgoratte !the emtdire s s em never
gripe or auemteDeWlate ntcae uurix
Biiseina. Bailagon Pharrhacy.
STATE OF'OHIO. CITY; OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY. .
FraBJ. Cheney makes cth thiat he
is the senior partner of. the Jirm of JF. J.
Cheny & Co., dotog- business' In the city
of Toledo, county and State aiforesadd.
and ithat said firm -will pay the stun, of
ON!B HUNDRED DOLLARS for eaeh
amd) every case of catarrh that can not
be cured by the use of Hall's' Catarrh
Cure. N " -
' Sworp to before me and subscribed In
my presence, ithis 6th dayof December.
A. P.. 1886.
(Seal.) A. W. GLEASON,
Notray Public.
Hall's Caltarrh Cure is taken toternally
and acts directly am the. blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free. '.,"'.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists; 75 cents. '
Hall's Farnlly Ptllls are the .best;
NOTICE.
By vidtue of the power Df sa e contain
ed in a cental deed trust made by
M. L. Taylor to; tine uandensismed trus
tee, dialed July 24, 1897, amdi registered in
the office of the.'reglstep- of deeds for
Buncombe county, state of North Caro-!
lina, In book 43 of mortgages and deeds
of trust, at page 261., et eeq., .to which
reference is heiieby maJde, and by reason
of default having been made in the-pay
ment of the indebtedness secured by tiie
said deedi in trust, whereby the uower of
sale therein onltatoed has become oper-i
atlve, I will on Monday, the 28ih day of
August 1899, at the court house door to
.the city of Asheville, N. C, between th
hours of 12 m. and 1 p. m., ssell at public
auctlion, to the highest bidder 'or cash,
the following described lots lying and
ibetog ifni the city of Asheville, coiiiuty of
Buncombe and state -of No-rth Carolina,
on Cumberlaind avenue, and more artlc
ularly described as follows:
Lot No. 22, block No. 9, beginning at
a .a lake In ithe west, margin of Cumber
land avenue and south miargin pf an al
ley from Moo'tf ord avenue to Cumber
laiid avenue, and running thence with
said .west margla of said Cumberland
avenue, south 101 4-10 ifeet to a stake
the northeaslt comer of lot No. 24 - of
block No. 9; rtibenee west with the north
line of ldt No. 24, 294 30-100 feet to a
stake; thence moreh 92 feet to a stake in
soiith "murgin- of said alley: thence east
with the south margin of said alley 251
7-10 feet tto the beginmlng'
For further reference see Map "Sub
division of property of George W. Pack,"
registered in the office, of tihe register of
deeds for Buncombe counity, in book 89
pages 60 and 6.
This 27th iday of July, 1899.
J. E. DICKERSON.
Trustiee
hns demonstrated ten thonsandl
Iom that it is almost infallible
FOR WOMAN'S
PECULIAR
WEAKNESSES.
Izregnlarltles and derangement.
It has become tbe leading remedy
for this class of troubles. It exerts
a wonderfully healing, strength
ening and soothing influence upon
the menstrual organs. It cures
"whites" and falling of the womb.
It stops flooding and relieves enp-
Sressed and painful menstruation,
'or Change of life it is the best
.medicine made. It is beneficial
during pregnancy, and helps to
bring children into homes barren
for years. It invigorates, stimu
. lates, strengthens the whole eys
tem. This great remedy is offered
to all afflicted women . w hy will
any woman suffer another minute
with certain relief within reachr
Wine of Cardui only costs $1.00
per bottle at your drug store.
. For advice, in eases requiring special
dirertions, address, givtng symptoms,
the ' Ladies' Advisory Department,,f
The Chattanooga Medicine OaLt Chat'
tanooga, Tenn.
Rev. J. W. SMITH, Camden, S.C., says:
"My wife used Wine of Cardui at home
for falling of the womb and it entirely
cured her."
with yobr order.
cut this
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an wifh full lenSTth t.htA mnA h. S . VV " WW
v...vv.v. jit" rr, . ur&wer pails, rests on 4 caa.
-Nters. ball bearing adjustable treadle, mnniit. Ji'i TA
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When you go to Arkansas or Texas you can travel in comfort if
yoa know how. ; Ask the ticket agent for a ticket via the COTTON
BELT ROUTE and you can ride in a reclining chair car, without extra
cost, and thus avoid the discomforts you. would encounter in an
ordinary car. The chairs are arranged so you can have a comfort
able seat durmgthe day and a ood place to sleep at night. Each
car is supplied -with a ladies' dressing room and a gentlemen's
smoker. You will not have to botbe aoout changing cars, for these
cars run through from Memphis jnd Cairo to Texas without change
Direct connections are made at Cotton Belt junctions with trains for
all parts of Texas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma and the far West.
K you are thinking of taking: a trip, write and tell us where you
are going and when you will leave, and we will tell you how much
your ticket will cost, what train to take so as to make the best time
and coj.ctions, and anything else we can that will help make
your trijM comfortable one. Anlnteresting little booklet, "A TRIP
TO TEX5s," win be mailed free to any address.
Ii. H. SUTTON, "
Traveling I'assenger Agent.
fori Some B13c GH ATTAJ?OOGA,
FIFTEEN DAY
lagara
TUESDAY. AUGUST 8,
Yia the D. M, s& HD and Michigan Central Bjs,
Only $7 Round Trip From Cincinnati.
$6.50 Additional to the Thousand Islands.
$1.00 Additional to Toronto,
Connecting Lines Will Sell Via This Route.
Elegant Special Trains. Plenty of Rocm. Fast Time. '.For Sleeping
Car Service Reservations or Information of aDy kind,applv to
your nearest C. H. and D. agent.
, D. Gi EDWARDS, Passenger Traffic Maisger, Cincinnati, 0-
"QUEEN OF SEA ROUTES'
TO-
Providence
Boston,
AND
New England Resorts
is VIA THE
Merchants' and Miners' Trans
Co. Steamship Lines,
FROM
Norfolk, Va
Steamers leave far Boston every Mon
day, Wednesday and EM day ait 6 p. m.
Leaves for Providence every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 6 p. m.
STEAMERS NEW, FAST AND ELB
QANT.
AccommodatDoais amd Culjsine Umsur
passed.- Send for Hluvtrated folder.
R. H. WRIGHT, agt.
NoTfolk, Va.
T. C. WHITNEY,
Traffic Manager.
W. P. TURNER,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
General Offices. Baltimore. Md.
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Mew IZork
IS VIA THE
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inKDMuERQiaDBr
is most attractive and! refresMng.
- Jtine ocean s-teamships leave Norfolk,
va., aaiiy except Sunday, at 7.30 p. m.,
ror JNew yotk direct, affdrdlne oddot
tunSty f or throogli passengers from the
South, Southwest and 'West to visit
iuchmond, Old Podn(t Comfort and Vir
ginia Beach enroute.
For tickets and general Information
apply to railroad ticket aerenita. or to M.
B. CROWELL,' General Agent, NoiffloIkJ
vol.; J. Jtf MAYER; Agent, 1212 Main
St., Richmond; Va.
H. B. Walker, Traffic Jjanager; J. J.
Brown, General-Passenger Agent,
tblclteater' EbsHbIi Diamond Brand.
ENHVROYAL PILLS
Oriirlnal rod ObIt Cmmln.
safe, alwartt relUbU. ladics aik
itragRut ror VlUchetta t Bnglith Dia
mond Brand In Ued and Gold metallia
ner, leaiM with blue ribbon. Take
o other.' Refute danaem-u mbttitu-
la Btmp fcr part$Dlar, teMlmosUl and
IJUer To 1tdira.M in Utttr, bf rctara
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E. W. LaBEAUME,
Gen'l Pass'r and Tkt. Agent,
(43) ST. IXms, Ma
EXCURSION TO
alls!
Atlanta and Nei Orleans
Sbort Line.
Atlanta & West Point
Railroad Company
AND
The Western Rw?y o! Air..
THE SHORT LINE BETWEEN
ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS,
Operate magnificent vestibuled trdn
between Atlsmta and Montgomery, Ma
bile and New Orleans, at which lit
Iter point close and direct connections
are made for
A'l Texas, Mexico And
lornia Po'nts,
Cali-
In Addition to this Excelled
Through Train and Car Servise-
These (railroad offer moat favorable r
commodationi and inducements to
their patrons and residents alcmg tbi7
line. Any one contemplating a cfcang
of home cam find no location more
tractive mor more oonduei''.ie to pro
perity than is to be foun3 on the li
of .these roads.
"THE HEART OF THE SOUTH."
A beautiful illustrated book giving d
tailed informaton as to the indutrit
and attractions along these lines, cas
be had upon application to the eadr
signed, who will take pleasure in frt
Ing all desired Information.
B. F. WTLT, Jr.,
Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agents
Atlanta, Ga.
It. a. LUTZ,
Traffic Mgr.
Montgomery, Ala.
GEORGE C. SMITH, Pres. and Ck
Manager, Atlanta, Ga.
Finest Passenger Seivice
nr
"No iorouble to anjiwer questionsv
Direct lii te
TEXAS,
MEXICO,
ARIZONA,
CALIFORNIA.
Write for new book on Texas, free.
I S. THORNE. V. P. and Gen'l Mr.
B. T. TURNER. Gen'l Pass, and TicK
Agent Dallas, Texas.
WE PAy $200
for many postage
between 1847 and W.O. l-ooj
up your old letters and th
ot yoor neighbors ; you
tocl rtampTworth &of
of dollars. Send toy IU
KEE illnstrated jsia.
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