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, . i; ,-ra piic for nt.-a
' Z V .. a4 r3!a Wcrn. Jrvo
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i w tickacM. Cure
fSKEPTIO SQID13
-Trir Te.ttUaehannagana
erTctWh" togood.rmoy.
,!l A cUnt rtolTfal and a matcblesl
" tLtt It HeUcie Ilk. th wind.
. eo L-Mi eaihanle or opUtca. E.
(m ami)
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tentZAlrtectmarUitizC.ea. Promptly euraa
17 roo'-Stf 1U Beiore Uf e-gtrtEC
-.yrau tUwd. Ii rnarantecd to cure IK
-mJcr!fn. IT-THaM wtea an oplaU
Vr-tei t xfc J d tnTioratcs tke boSy.
Crt ejra cr tztj refunded.
I.- f tie tlivxj own it a coaqof ror. Ea
la wrtsg bj over Cfty thousand lea&cg ctU
trza, cltrijijei asd pa jticUn In U.S. and Euaope.
Tor ItsSmoolal and rfreolara send tamp.
Cutta V. Crtiteatoa, Arret. Nrw Tork City.
Doctors and Doctrines.
Whatever Cruel Creeds May
Say, Truth Is Always -Ortho
dox.
tfttx know the oM MTior. Doctor. Ubi trt$
titbit miJUit wbcre there are three doc
tm tier are two atheists," laogbed Bar.
lCo Crtacbs, the other laj, to hi
ttol, Dr. Senna, who had droppcl la for a
"Tw.rte heard It. ji1 11! bet a box of pills
m-'ui Tour dry lrkstand that some prlcat
ttltt. They aiwar patterea baa uuo wnen
imt bal a btzrer Its toao common tojret rut
33werHtae Doctor, llghtlnx hu pipe
In!. yoo. Dospiale. you're 'way off when
rniaiax enr proteMloa lsa't dolaf aa rood
wart la ihU vorVl m your la. They're both
toe more'a halt barbaroua lor eeaturlee.
balwa'ra MttraJ kogUu ahead of you on
tae borne -atrttch."
"Bat, Toctor. il l "Cer. Mr. Creamchccae,
doat you thUk toot fraternity ahoirs a tcn
deaey U mrUIi"k ?
-IUAr laterrcpMiI Dr. Senna, we show a
leaden? y U hcajin charity and common mom.
Thefearra aw all dowa. Why, with In the
Kit wtt I Vie had a letter from my old friend,
W. V. Haddox. of Tine II 111. Alabama.
aa?!f at U u!or. with great aaceeaa.
PAIlIt'S TD I!C In IU practice, and flada 11
u tct tainc tor Cough. Lang. Kldoey and
LtTtr trouble, DTapepala. Uheamailam. and
a eo. be erf r struck ; and another friend o(
Dr. J. J. Oatmaa, of CarroUtown. Pa
uji auuaually the uni thins, lie a bt
(9dA.1t, too. la chronic dLieaM, and knew
wiu be U Ulklc about erery time."
tv scaav .utemcnu a to PARKER'S
JIIi: are supported by renoine teatimoalala
foca Dr. II1 lot and Oataoan. who wrlto to
nL IIUcox A Co . of New Vork-Uie pro
rretort ta tern of tho hUheat commeada
we aaaoeroTBjc tbli great reatoratlre remedy ;
J Kt'n from the profession generally con
ra tb epiBirta. ef these physicians., Trice
aa-1 1 1 p r bottle.
fcbUlnarmdJtw
Sufferers
trora ToutMul I m pro dene e
Tnt?r Nrrrnni IVih!llt-
aa-i pajsicai werkne. valuable la
Jot home cure FRE. Used ZS year
trT. Dr. A. O. OUa. Box US. Chlca-f-
marSl-dSrwlY
5BATI?S SPEOIFIOS.
ftr-red from f ormnl, naed by aa eminent
.psyiklaa darln 50 -rears saooeesful.
practice.
?cNo.l-rjaaraatecd to eSfcct a radt
2if7 cf an auctions of the Blood, whether
wstec cr aojclrcd. Skin dUeaaea, pun
.J? pitches, etc, are pcrmmciiUy
y Bate's Spcdfle No. 1. Ihioetl.
o- V-Cnrr Skxvsxi. Waaaxass,
JiaTora Daaitmr. from Toothful ladlacre
txcoMea. prod ictn Exhausted Vital
7 Jf of alaahooitTThla remedy U ua
71, the cere of these comphtlnta. It U
iJwll1'1 Uanhu to the weakened Nerroua
ryew. asu Nature w renew the alrCBjttb
rT o th lcbiautod rfana.and effecu
Z.lr?- rncetu
al, 0 'Jtcs iajiunt rcKef and per
"JVtrtsiyjenmattsm. rrloefi
VTr!yx x poiUTe core for all weak-
eS0 to female. Price $1.
VtJ irir?' or aoatoa receipt of price
N- rk k Chlco,
aur ri iJS- F0U C1BCULAB.
NEW CROP-
w ARK NOW LANDING
Very Prime, Bright .
SEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES,
11 WIL BE ftOLD PROMPTLY.
BRTH & WORTH.
t Don't Matter
I
f THX OLD TEAR IS COXK txn Trne
aw KrJ reeeiTtnx at their Ots-
aTerr diV?"1 8&t.
"TI oa kisl. AjT oa" vywer
Jaal
TheDaily Review-
WIIYMAN IS LIiC A FISH.
A man U Ut a fish. Indeed, T. "
He drinks tike one and loves'th'e weed ;
Hit joys a bait when be is caasbt
g seal j weiehs. Mis lines sreiaut, ,
la schools oQlcioas wbero ihej say, j
Bo:h Tear the rod bat hook-ey play.
Fishes and men both o in seiner
Tis swimmlrt' makes tbew ibat Is
plain. i s I
Fisbeii spawn ora coats; mentoo;
And When in pools they bolb shake cuo.
I loth tan-fnr dfflisb at the poles
Tben up Salt Uivct go In shoals. j
Fish s to sea ; men see to go j 1
To "bar lor Vicby water, ob!
Ilotb like to be on warm' Sprint; bods
Ami ware soft pillows Tor their beads,
And neither one will tusk a "rise"
Until they're forced to by the flics,"
Both men and fish have fishy tales;
Both lie in wait when in the scales.
From frying pans rizht in the tire
The fishes jump and never tire; '
bo likewise docs a lishous man
Who thinks this world a trying pan.
WldUhnll Times,
A Smart Drummer.
As the train flowed up at a station a
comrucrcinl-lookinir man. who had
been noticed in earnest conversation
with another party 6ft be same general
appearance, wa beard to remark:
Smart? lie j the smartest drums
meryoa ever met anywhere. Wby,
he's 6 mart enough to sell suspenders to
adog"
" Tho other commercial-looking man
nodded his head at this very happy il
lustration, and everybody thought .the
conversation was ended hen a lone
some looking individual on the opposite
side of the car remarked :
"It doesn't take a very smart man to
sell suspenders to a dog."
Even the sleepy passengers aroused
at this startling remark by the lones
some looking individual, and the .com
mercial man asked in some surprise:
V Why not?" J
"Because it doesn't." ,
'What would a dog want with sus
penders?" !
To keep up his pants," softly murs
murod the lonesome-looking individual,
gazing out across the snow swept waste.
with a Taraway look in his voice.
And the astonished brakemao sighed
so loud as to cr5ck every lamp chimney
in the cT.2iochlaml (Me.) Courier.
CJ. S. Sursreon ICecoxuiiiends.
Dr.J.M. G rheeton is a U. S. Ex
Sargeon, residing now at Bloomington,
Ind. ..The Dr. writes to say: I re
commend Sarmarilan Nervine because
t cures ;cpilepy." (Physicians, gener
ally, are its lriends. ,
Topnoody.
Mr. Topnoody feftt at the supper table
Tuesday evening ias lis wife cleared
away the things, and after a moment's
silence bo remarked :
"My dear, do you know what day the
day after to morrow will be?"
-Of course I do; it's Thursday."
I don't mean that, my dear. Do you
know what anniversary it will be?"
"I doa't recall."
"Wby. my dear, don't yen know that
it is the anniversary ot our, marriage?" I
On that day, thirty-five years ago, we
were made man and wife and"
"And I've bad a grudge against that
preacher ever since." interrupted Mrs.
Topnoody.
"And." bo continued, not noticing it,
"since that day, band in hand, wo have
gone along the pathway ot life, gather
dz its thorns and its Mowers, bearing
one another 8 burdens and sharing one
another's happiness. Whatever ot sor
row wo may have i had, my dear, has
been lightened by dividing it between
us, and whatever of joy has been doubled
by a mutual possession."
That sounds lite you bad been
reading a novel, Topnoody."
No dear, it is merely the outgrowth
of a pleasant retrospection. Do you
know, my dear.' it seems to me but
yesterday since I saw the orange blos
soms in your hair, and heard tho music
of the mystic words . which joined two
hearts and lives in a unity blessed ol
Heaven. Has timo sped on winged
ect for you, my dear?"
Not hardly, Topnoody."
"Bat dear, uow long do the loyous
moments seem to vou?
Well. Topnoody," I haven't figured
it out nuite as fine as hours and mo
menu, but taking it in a lump, I should
say it bad seemed about four thousand
years. X might turow on an no or or
two on an exact calculation, but no
more than that, Topnoody." 7
Mr. Tonnoody Uidn 1 ask ror an ex
act calculation. Merchant Traveler.
It is spring. A resurrection oi nature's
latent forces is taking place. Like tho
world around you, renew your com
plexion , invigorate your powers, cleanse
the channels ot life. Ayer's Sarsaparilla
is the means to use for this purpose.
TlioroiiKhuess Pays;
General Butler has said that a lawyer
of large practice should be a well in
ormed man. for his eases compel bim
to master subjects in almost every de
partment ot knowledge. 1An incident.
illustrative of the general's point, is told
m the life of Lord LyndhnrsU Ho was
employed as counsel in a case which re
al ed to Air. Heathcote s famous lnven-
ion of the bobbinnct machine.
That be might conduct the case sue
oessfully, be determined to understand
the working of the machine. Accord
ingly he went to Nottingham, and took
bis place ia tho mill at one of the looms.
He did not leave It till hefcould make a
piece of bebbinnet wiih bis own bands,
and understood perfectly the details of
the mxnulacture, as well as its princi
ple. When the case came on in court, he
firodaced a model machine, and worked
t with such case aadj skill, ' and . ex
plained the nature of the invention with
such clearness, that judge, jury and
spectators were alike astonished. He
gained the case, because, in the opinion
ofalL.be had mastered the .principles
and details of the invention. Youth's
Companion, t
Malaria positively cured witn Ems
ort's Stasdabd Ccejs Pill, a never
failing remedy; purely Yegctable, con
tain no quinine , suxar-coatcd 25 cents.
eod&tr.
Letter -from Assemblyman
Llaagv
State or New York,
J A53EMBLT CnAMBFJS
'-j:-, ti Alsajtt, April 13, 1S83
. J)dring myemporary -residence here
the past Winter: I contracted a Jcrere
cold, which for a time confined me -to
my duties'. I not only eufifercd all the
inconveniences which csnally attend a
bcavy cold, but was afflicted .Trith- a
tightness in the chest.; accompanied
with a severe pain, which made breath
ing diUlcult and -rest impossible. I
tried the usual remedies cdarh drops,
cough cordials. &c but received no
substantial relief until I applied All
cock's Porous Plasters, on ray back and
chest.
These 4 put ou when retiring, and
was delighted to find myself much bet
ter the next morning. In two days I
was well. This, and the experience I
have had with Allcock'a Plasters in my
family, has convinced me that for
coughs, colds, sprain?, bruises, rheu
matism and local pains, Allcock's Por
ouse Plasters are the quickest and most
euective remedv extant.
JOHN IIOAG.
A Burlington. Iowa, paper says "The
miirralion movement southwards is
just beginning, and he who now takes
advontaire of it will secure lands and a
home at the cheapest figures."
ADDRESSED TO THE AFFLICTED
HEALTH is WEALTH; you cannot
be truly unhappy if in health; it is our
Capital in life. ;
The unfortunate suffering from Arcr
vous Debility Impclency, Nervous Pros
tration, Seminal Weakness and the
numerous forms of Ocnilo Urinary de-f
rangements, whereby the Generative
Vowcr is weakened, arid in time fully
destroyed; will find in DR. LOWRY'S
WORLD RENOWNED REMEDIES
a positive Cure. By its use a permanent
restoration to health can be had ; none
need despair; young and old alike
receive the benefits promised.
This long tried remedy has . never
been found wanting, no matter what
treatment you have previously had.
DR. LOWRY'S REMEDY infuses
new Life iu the Debilitated; it assimil
ates with the blood, and supplies that
deficiency in the Nervous System,
which is thecauso of debility andphysi
cat prostration. It acts on the Liver,
Kidneys, Bladder, and Reproductive
Organs, causing healthy secretions,
thereby stopping waste and building
anew, when the face resumes "the
Bloom of HeaWt, ih& Eye its Lustre, and
the Brain its Powers This remedy can
be obtained of Druggists and Dealers
generally. Price S100 per package;
three packages, two dollars, sufficient
to cure ordinary cases.
Ask your druggist lor it; do not take
any other. If you cannot obtain it send
direct with price, and it will be sent
semrely sealed, by mail, to your ad
dress. Address Depot and Laboratory,
Dr. Lowry's Remedies.
No. 130 Lexington Avenue,
New York City.
Advice Free; send sump for replj. dtf
MISCELLANEOUS
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
t
t
White Lead, Paints,
French Window Glass.
AGENCY TOR N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT,
CO'S READY PREPARED PAINT.
"I ALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND
ret our prices before purchasing. The fact
that our Paints are from the celebrated Fac
tories of Wetherill A Co., and Harrison Bros
& Co., Insufficient guarantee for; their quality
and purity.
1
A flno line ofCooklng Stoves at Factory
Prices, la addition to our large and full
HAKDWAEE STOCK,
to which your attention Is respectfully Invited.
NATHVL JACOBI,
sept 2 10 South Front St
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES.
No
.Weak
More
Eyes.
MITCHELL'S
EYE-SALVE.
A Certain. Safe and Effective Remedy for
SORE. WEAK AND INFLAMED
EYES,
Producing Long-Sigbtedness, and Re
storing the Sight of the Old.
Cures Tear Drops, Granulation, Stye Turners,
Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes, and Pro
ducing Quick Relief and Perma
nent Cure.
AIbo. equally efficacious when used In other
maladies, such as Ulcers. Fever Sore. Tn
mors. Salt Rheum. Burns. Piles, or wherever
Inflammation exists, MITCHELL'S SALVE
may be used to advantage.
Sold by all Druggists at 25c f eb 234w
Horses and Mules
rpWO CAR LOADS OF HORSES AND
MOLES just received, and for sale at prices
to suit all. Come and see them. j
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Ac, always In
readiness for the use of the public
TWO FINE HEARSES, with NlciHoHSES,
i
for Funeral. ...
1
O. R. HO LUNG 3 WORTH, ,
Livery and Sale S table,
Jan SO ' Cor. 4th and Mulberry sts
Wanted.
'"ill
B1
A COMPANY WHO
PROPOSE TO
atabllah a manufactory thereon, wen-timber
ed cypress lands. Parties who may have such
land to dispose of are requested to eommnai
cata, with me at Wadeaboroor by letter wlta
nr. JoahT.Jamea.at Wilmington in ersou
Full prrtcalara a to exact loeatiow or land
number ot acres, probable yield ot timber
the aero and lowest price, must be ma i
JOHN T. PATKIUii
- Stats Itsrrattoa Agent, - .
tnlltf . . ; Wtl.ro,g.r
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MISCELLANEOUS
.Vital 11niiBtiAii.lt
Ask the most emicent physician
urany school, what is the best thing
ia the world for quieting and allaying
TOtauou mi tne nerves ana caring
wuo ui uci (UU3 UJLUUlSlUtS. Ktvtutr
natural,1
childlike, refreshing sleep al-
WSV8? "
And ther will tell von
unhesitatingly 1
! "Some lorm of Hops!"
: , -r 4 - chapter 1. " - r
Aslc any or all of the most eminent
physicians: 1 r
"What is the best and only remedy
that can be relied on to cure all diseases
or the kidneys and urinary organs
suuu as rri"m s disease, diabetes, re
tention orlnability to retain urine, and
all the diseases and ailments peculiar to
Women"
-And they will tell you explicitly and
emphatically "Buchu."
ask the same physicians
"Whatia the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia;
constipation, indigestion, biliousness,
malarial feyer, ague. &c," and they
wilt tell you: I
Mandrake! or Dandelion!"
Hence, when these remedies are com.
bined with others eonallv valuable.
Aud compounded into Hop Bitters such
a. wonderful and mysterious curative
power is developed which is so varied
in its operations that no disease or ill
mm a .
neaitncan possibly exist or resist its
power, and yet it is
iiarmiess xos tne most Iran woman,
weakest invalid or smallest child to use.
I CHAPTER II.
"Patients.
"Almost dead or nearly dying,"
For years, and given up by physicians
of Bright s and other kidney diseases,
liver complaints, severe coughs called
consumption, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony of neuralgia, nervous
ness, wakefulness and various diseases
peculiar to women.
People drawn out ol shape from ex-
cruciatinz pangs of Rheumatism.
Inflammatory and chronic, or suffer
ing from scrofula!
'Erysipelas!
Salt rheum,1 blood poisoning, dyspep
sia, indigestion, and in fact almost all
diseases frail 1 , -
Naturo is heir to .
Have ben cured by Hop Bitters,
proof of which can be found in every
neighborhood in the known world.
febl5 lmdAwJpc nrm 1 h
CTCapital Prize 75,000a
1 .-
Tickets only $5. Shares in pro
portion.
Louisiana , State Lottery
Company.
We do hereby certify that toe supervise the
arrangements for au the Monthly ana Semi
Annual Drawing of The Louisiana State Lot
tery Company, and in person manage and con
trol the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted wiih honesty, fairness, and
tngooafatta toward au parties, ana we author
ize the Company to use this certificate, with fac
similes of our signatures attached, in its adver
Usements. - '
Commissioner.
Incorporated in 1868 for 25 year by the Leg
islature ror ii-aucauonai ana unantaoie
pur
poseswith a capital of $1,000,000 to which a
reserve fund of $550,000 has since been
added.
By an overwhelming populai vote Its fran
r.hJse was made apart of the present State
Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people of any State.
- It never scales or postpones.
Its Grand Sinsrle Number Drawings take
place monthly. -
A 8PLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. Third Grand Drawing, Class C,
in the Academy of Music, at New Orleans.
xuesday,niarcn 11, icuin aiontniy iraw
Capital Prize, SY&iOOO.
IOO.OOO Tickets at r Five Dol
lars Cach. Fractions in Fifths
- in proportion,"
j LIST OF PRIZES.
1 Canltal Prize of..
75,000
25,000
10,000
1 Capital Prize of
9 '
1 capital iTize or..
2 Prizes of $6,000
6 Prizes of 2,000........
10 Prize of . 1,000
I 20 Prizes of 500 ,
1100 Prize of 200
soo Prize of loo
600 Prizes of 50.
12.00C
10,000
10,000
10,000
20,000
30.000
25,000
1000 Prize of , 23
25,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZE8.
9 Approximation Prizes of $750.
9 " " 500.
9 - " " 250.
13S
2,250
1,967 Prizes, amounting to.. $265,500
Appucatioa ior rates to ciuds should be made
lean.
For further information, write clearly, gly-
hur full address. Make P. O. Money Or
ders payable and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK. I
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POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letter by
Mall or Express (all sums of $5 and upwards
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or M. A. DAUPHIN. j
607 Seventh 8L, Waahlngton, D. C.
feb 13-wed-sat-4w-dAw l
Pacific Guano.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
.400 TO 500 TONS
Or THIS INVALUABLE FERTILIZER,
which has never failed, and will have It for
' ! 1 i i
tale throcghout the season ; as also DISSOLV
ED BONE PHOSPHATE I1
At Last Year's Prices.
la 24 2md&w ALEX. SPRUNT A SON.
Mess Mullets,'5
1
KD ''FLORIDA FISH ROE at retail.
. - ' ! I
can be rounaat
be
a .. 1
. it f ' it if J.
our FUh "Market the
season through, ard
ther Spring llsa a the come tn.
ftbU
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