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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-04
Real Estate for Sale!
DOAME { TRIPPE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Jasper. Indiana.
sen Real Estate, Rent lssoses. Collect R.u..
o. RRAsonAnlG TERMS.



s!s Y. :; ~; ~. g -: e; =; :.sss ~.
rhsstIa'i5 -h"~ ne usfs q en- sre desiring Y M
~. - Ia 80 :. u,p,~ Mn. ..l..s a..
y. - -, - s'sss = ; rspsa.'sa. ,.ss....
NO. s.--i na''dins ss,sasls ~ Bs.sl
~ t--',o Asrss n !srs,sce ~. = sesss cleared
balance he~sy ''n'hsssd si'h ~h'se 81 c'ossts AZ
Line hesd. Al ss'rsera'nary bargain q oeoe
=; ss' s: ': ri. s.s .ss s:s 'ss
|tsaeripsr, esrraio & e>se Terms o. payment go,
No. lam Acres near Tnex-iiis Gees srss.,s
|.IvrK ant e's'ern Large n>~ hsns h.u~. snd Mn.
end pod bargain
10. 40 Acres ; miles NON Knezvil. ss.s..
,nts " coal Ani iron ore On 4, srr~> cleared; dss-
ins-hou.s snd .ishis Good spring water. 0e.I ~
No. e.--1s . ne most si'sib. Iess n nec-li..'
additions - shs s.~n ~ Jasper u cheap term. "a
easy payments. Al clear q inennhrsnes
No. 10 o acres rod vbiis 81 and Coz NM.
cation o. ne Air-lins end hss ssh ssbsr sssrss
Ian 4 . psy fbr n
NJ !1.-A shtss sc's y. z Js.gsr, IN s..4
Ice''tns lcrssien ~ q rstns<ctsry Cheap
No. f3---S0 ACRE frr On ne urrfinsbrrs ,,.x
three nile. fFsr js.p<s. 8 scrss cleared srd vi
fenc>i. railing IrrA ~ esilv.t>sh.s. lsrbs...
wafer orchard - ~ hesrse trees. .rss 81, 10
Iosber cn't uIidlne>. q ~ -.
M. l3.-ao serss near csls<HDs N Hal to~n.A,
good hou~s ~ resns 80 hearing ID <rtksrs
vineyard " ~ vinsr. fsiiine uster II s.3
Iorter. On goet term. s.d % ssry payments 81 I'D
trsds fos <>tl merchandise
No. Ia GOOD business sisnd o. ths nsis
square cheap snd On srsy t>rus All fssjy 20 o
Se. 10 One y the hest brick rs.iSsncss n ssn
near % business end On sn>y terms
No. t0--rwo eI'rsl. ie,s "a Nccsi:'rs' "a >1slass
Ito Jsspsr. under good fence
Nh. 17.-Fjve icf< tec>,h<r N Ksnde<k'. "a sAAl.
ton % ne town ~ under fencs. besr,iI sS.
on l3h street
No ie.- Good hs<nes< han lot IN jasper III, I.
|hvsry stable nov On n. whoss lease wi sarirs ~
months.
Mo- lo-7sere< csland on The Troy rcsd. 81 s-fsrVh
% n''s from Jasper eith ne~ henss ~ four retr.
end cellar. stable sDt Other cnfhsiitirrx chsst "a
easy payments .. IN trade ftr town property
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This evening at 80 o'clock, &c the
residence or the brides p,rcnts, Dr.. and
Mrs.. Lee Lakewood, valeene, Orange
county. the marriage Of DR.. w. "A. Cole,
Of Dwell. Pike county, and Miss Alice
Lakewood will take place. Miss Alice
4 young lady Of beauty and rare ac-
compliments, and great fhvorite II :
large circle Of friends. Dr.. Cole q B
young physician OF culture and ability
IN hia profession. The Ledger 81 ad-
vance tenders % the young couple the
varmest congratulations and best wishes.
~. a. Ledger 25th.
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Amy - 80 cum ~. w 49, ..rs
1overnos 80 = s,.am $3.50 .'.
tnis excellent story nevss sn.'. ~. "a
tne amount q money = ~. r. .,S II
a olo x9man .rom o.y.n es,;s.s y
DEATH - COLI 49, $3.50 49, s M =
suossst on lne couns 49, 1917
nc ~ 6.tut.asy 49, $500 os 800 os' ~ = =
s,ect. Doe o1y ~ 49, p IA 80. 80. =
csen Fe3cn keps ~ y .S
LOCO ~ s FL $500. $500 49,.
!nreetene9 - 49, - Y. o'1 S"..s. .yssss
n they oso not move on; 1872 cn'c.ons
were consiueroo VInceLs n'o..' 49,. -
we're internally nuuey M, M ~ -
those hens pretty nvs'y. wnsu 49, ~.
that ner nvor1te lows .e a 49, 49, ~
sno k'lieo sne keelea s,sn 80 49, ~. - q
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Science. ete II MARKET Quotations srs sonp'e'"
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brings 4 within reach q 81. Specimen cope
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published IN Dubois County, end prfie> WI I, ,t
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? If so,
send at once and get a bottle of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is incaloulable. 1t will re-
lieVe the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mis-
take about it. 1t cures dysentery and di-
arrhoe' regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, softens the gums. reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and energy To
the whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant to
the taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world
Price 20 cents bottle. feb Is, ly
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CTlLL they come and yet they go. Those
~ Or MARBLE BURE NUS will not stay.
All kinds of Walnut and Panel Beds, come
and then are gone.
Spindle, Trundc, onl Single Beds, all
prices.
Bed Springs, Wire, Shurk and Cotton
Mattresses, Chairs and Rockers, all grades
large variety of Extension. Kitchen,
Teapoy and Center Tables, Parlor and
Chamber Suits. Lounges, Cradles, Cribs,
Whntnots, Hat Racks, Umbrella Stands
Chromos, Notices, Frames, &c, Kitchen
and Side Board Safes,
Always on hand n general line of Under
takers Supplies, consisting Of Caskets.
Burial Cases and Burial Robcs, for both
Sex. all styles. Collins Trimmed in any
style of Handles and Plates, AT all hours.
All Goods nj bottom figures. Call and
see for yourselves. No charge made for
looking. Accept thanks for pnst favors.
A. M. RUjNgONs
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE.
e. 10, 1883 Il
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Tax Returns. .
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,

PlcKENs c. H., S. c., May 9. 1883.
NJ Office is hereby given that the Au
~ ditor's Office will he open to receive
TAX RETURNS from JUNE lst to JULY
Goth, 1888. The Auditor aud his assistant
will attend Mt the following places ut the
times specified fT the assessment Of Pers
sonal Property and Real Estate, viz:
Central, Monday and Tuesday, June 4th
and 5rh.
Liberty, Wednesday and Thursday, June
9th and 7th.
Ea$ley, Friday and Saturday, June 9Th
and 9th.
D"cusvile, Monday and tuesday, June
llih and l2th.
Pumpkinlown, Wednesday and Thursday,
18th and tth.
Aiken's Store, Friday, June 18Th.
Kings Store, saturday. June 10th
Hurrcnnc, Mpndny ard Tuesday, 18Th
and 18th.
And for the balance Of the time ut Pick.
ems Court House.
After the 2orh Of July the returns Of
those fnili..g to return Wtll Id m,de from
the best information thai Gnu he oOtuiticd
and fifty per cert added thereto
Ill male ferrohs If M twrmty-dnu to fifty
years of aye, esccpring those exempt by
law, are rc'lutrcd I" return their polls
Each TAX payer. ry""nr "'i..' - .'' =,
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MIR. O. s. Bolt died at his home
at EnsIey about 4 o'clock A. III. or
last Thursday morning, aged So
years Mr. Bolt was born and raiS'
cd in Laurens county But wont u
Easley In 1876 aud entered tho mer
cantilo businoss in copartnership
with DR.. Hudgsne, of Honca Path,
Anderson county. In November
1876. .ho married Miss Mamie, daugh.
tor Of Mr.. B. F. Morgan of Dncus-
vile. Retiring from the mercantile
business, he purchased farm near
the corporate limits of EasIey, and
at the time of his death was devo-
ting his time entirely to farming.
In Septombor last, he Joined the
Methodist church and at once be-
came u devoted and useful member.
He was o man who possessed many
noble traits of character, and was
much respected and esteemed by all
who know him. His romains wore
entered in the burying ground of
the Dacusvlle Methodist church on
Friday following his death, tho fun
eral services boing conducted by his
pastor, the Rev. S. P. II. ElwelI,
TO his boreived widow and little
orphan we extend our sincere sym
pathics.
Lieutenant Richard LOWS, Pro.
bate Judge OF Oconee county, has
kindly forwarded US copy of his
book, which he hns recently had
published. The tille of the book is,
Camp lite of Confederate Boy,
of Bratton's. Brigade, Longstrcot's
Corps, G S. A" 1t contains the lot.
ters written by Mr.. LOWS to his
mother during tho war. These lets
ters are very interesting to an old
Confederate soldiers and calls back
to his memory many incidents that
perhaps, have not been thought Of
for years. The book can be found
at this place at the store of Hagood,
Alexander & Go. Lientenant Lewis
belonged first to the 4th Regiment
and subsequently to the Palmetto
Sharp Shooters. Many of tho Pick
ens boys were in these Regiments
and no doubt they will find much
pleasure in reading the book.
BAD ON AMERICA. Nine tonths
Of tho people OF tho United States
suffer with Dyspepsia and what are
its many causes. Hot food, hasty
eating, 'ntcmperance, bad air, lack
of exercise, excessive use of tea cof-
fee or tobacco and any thing that
prevents the regular action of the
stomach will produce it. Its aymp-
toms arc headache, hatulency, loss
Of energy tetid breath, melancholy.
lts cure, Norman's Neutralizing
Cordiat,
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Woman.
h and life depend more on the
IF her menstrual functions than

~ I0--7h nnd IiTe depend more on the
Co.,. ..... IF her menstrual functions than
-! t., .. III causes combined. An actual
or living death is the inevitable result of
arrangement OF u function which makes wo
man what she is in every respect, and es>
pecalty in her mental and bodily constiiu
ton. ltonce, inmcliale relief from such
arrangements is the only safeguard against
wreck and ruin In all cases of stoppage,
delay, or othet irregn!arify of the courses, -
Dir. J. BRApFIELD FEMALE REGULATOR
is the only sure remedy. 1t acts by giving
tone to the nervous centres, improving the
blood, and determining directly to the or
gans of menStruntion 1t is n scientific pre-
scripton, and the most intelligent physic
clans use it. Prepared by Dir J. BnADrIELD,
atlanta, q" Price, trial size, 75c; large
size, l.5O. For sale by all druggists.
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VOCAL ITEMS.
Rain is badly needed in this Soc

Rain 10 badly needed in this soc,
un.
Mark Lively, a citizen of thi.
"unSy, aged 81 years, diod on last
: anday.
THE SENrINEL returns thanks Ia
Saa SaIlIo Looper for nice moss
! green boans sent in on the R0Sh
= II.
There ia quite spirit of improve
! cut in Pickens at this time. Whom
~ RaiIrOHd gets here we will have
! DpIoyomont right.
Horton, at Liberty, is selling lots
/ Goods. He was not split out for
ground rail. He will como to the
, p,
tN,r@ard wheat will be ready ito
ut in low days. The crop NJ this
tn" promisosswoll, and ii no disas-
,r be YI4 it before it in securely
lryeslr1, nearly everybody VIII.
avc "cute."
lIoH is it. Horton at Liberty, can
III = Gr:.jn Cradle, as good as any
thr world, tor $3.50, whom others
a Il, %lUo. Spot cash explains 1t.
Two children CT Mr.. J. r. Matti-
,',, VITO lives below Easlcy station,
u lie C2unty, wero bitten by dog
supposed to bo rabid on 10Th uIt.
Ncnor'S weather predictions for
he wol'h of May were correct We
r!Ac r'. yot seen his predictions
or jams, but trust they may be
acre !a urnble than those tor May
, zero, or II they are not more favor
49,. ,r...t they may not be fulfilled.
Mr .. =. Gaines, one of the active
'u>in"t' young men of this County
rS5 in town last week. The bulmy
'0"Np"vre at Pickens seems TO have
p"rn!l"r attraction for hing bosideD
~ very fond of muisc.
/ N. Payne whose store
. ouSc and stock OF goods wero burn-
" hv nn lncendiary fire last winter
|iUt0H " that he has rebuilt his
'"-' ti''.i VIII tOcuibO
''c hun'ucss again.
Norton, at Liberty, is selling strict
cor cash, and tho people arc be-
lnulwg 20 find out that as he does
o1 hHVu TO make the fat fry the
An ,H',L ne can sell Shoe that cost
, 80. @.r $1.lO, and | mako more
'"n his competitors can at 81 rs.
hu HrG on timo.
Mt j. Il. H"good will accept our
A'.c. e.. an invitation TO attend
-',1 anniversary OF the Calhoun
ii ":.nuon Literary Societies OF
"H."' { olIege, juno 18th and l4th
= j. q Ncwtnn, Judge of Prubnte
" ',:> l"Nnty and II 9. Roblnsun,
.."@8>t &C ut Central, both pusscd
''a~.In cX limitations before the
r.',r Court last week, and were
TO the pracLicc Of lnw.
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Valuable Small Farm

PY virtue of the power and authority
~ conferred upon me by a DEED OF
TRUST from Isaac Davis to me- | will sell
and convey the following TRACT Of LAND,
situate III Pickens County, and within n
mile of the Town of Central. (Air Line Rail
Road,) continuing Fifty Six Acres more
or le's, and described in said Deed MS
adjoining on the South, the lands Of Nc
Dow. on the West DR.. 81. &. Miller and
others, and OF lie East lands now or for
merly belonging TO Sidney Mellow. Upon
said Farm is small House and some Out
buildings, and about -- acres opened,
which have been in cultivation.
For the next 80 days this Tract of Land
may be trentcd for privately. Terms nude
known upon application to,
J. II. WHlTSER, Trustee,
ureenville, 8. G.
may %. 1883 25
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Tho New York World promul-
gates the following brief but cons
prchcnsivc plattorm:
|. Tax luxurics.
=. Tax iuhcritancos.
). Tax large incmurs.
4. Tax monopolioS.
5 Tax thrp iVilesed corpo,ationa.
trritf tor rcvnuun
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On Thirty DAYS Trial.

ThE VoLTAIC BEhT Co. Mm9shnlT, Mich,
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Vol'aic Belts aYd Elet,rfc Appliances on
trial fop thirty days TO men (young or old)
who are afflicted wish nervous debility, lost
vitality and kindFed troubles, guaranteeing
sPeeHy ana corMpfctc restoration of henllh
@Ad mnhly ViGor. Address ns ahnvc.--N.
b Ne Pfsk il incurred, as thirty days
tpiaB Is allow cd. l8S2--Iy jan
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tENNEl rlONS


\. With & Rnilrond from Charicstou.
with Wilmington, toiun bin and August,
Railroad from Wilmington and MI points
North thereof; with c c i \ Rniltoud iIon,
"nnrl"ur ana points North thereof
II. with Nshrvillrand Srartanhurg Rail
r'ad f"r points in Western North Carolina
G. with Atlan'a and Chnrlotte Air Line
Halfway ior Atlanta and all POINTS Svulh
aud west
I" with Atlanta and charlotte Air Line
Halfway from Atlanta and beyond
l.. with Richmond and Danviilc Railroad
+. With SO ca Rnilroad tor Charleston;
with Wilmington, NolumIln and Augusnt
Euir"ai fey Wilmington and the N5rthc
Win Cnnrl"Ilc, columbia ami Augusta X
Il tor Charlotte aul the North.
@. With N>hrVNnr "".i 'pnrrauhurg Rail"onh
h"H li,UNr!.. rv'll~
II. With Atlanta and rhnrl lollc Division Rich
m"ml and nauvllr Eailroad tom
charlotte anal hrN "ud
Stan'inrl Time uSri in WASHINGTON. ID G.!
whlrh = EttCcu pIinulcs faster lhuu Eoluru-
hin
W FRY, superintendent
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tuIr =, sETING The citizens OF
/ .s',r. .>;kens' G. II. and the
.o.., .r,acra'ly who are Interests
"a tu~ t'' psperiLy OF the County,,
= " )" ia.ur of the building of the
" ~. q I'D G. II. r. via EasIuy
20 ',n@ nni pickcns q. IL. arc cur,l-
.r '.o" sLcd to meet at EaSlcy
.. unua 'n Saturday, 9th instant, at
" "!U@H NJ, to take into considera-
Lhr r'tprts now being made by
=. o..ultt" @ divert the road from
:. .1r't chartered line and rob
& ,u. ruits of our time and
. u"N 'tr. ady given TO make the
q 2.a,,. ! possible success. J. II.
: -o,a, Iudgens & Hudgens, w.
u,&aI & Co., G. p. Runion,
'..ooo " Wyatt, and others.
.pru.. this week at Horizons,
2 80 @.Ihe Shad, in salt only 10
= &c. ,.ol Sugar Cured Canvassed
!" uil4ro. NJ nice as hams and much
6 tprl. 3hoice White Wine Vine
Hod me incest Mess Muckerel
=. H.. ,"n3.
am, - small son of Mr.. w. H.
"unro OF this place, was trying
.mpty q cartridge last Sunday,
lh~ b"'l not coming out easily,
no'd l.. } cartridge in his hand
.'. i alrs.rE it with u hammer. This
." uari ~ explosion, the ball plow-
'9E .urr"w through the palm of
h"nd, akins off The fore tingor
- 4 "gu"luy the one next to it.
%bo 4rcot secret of Fat Animals
.n e" "hurdnnco OF good food.
In hike lnanner, Fat Crops can
MY hr obtained by the uso of Ash
: Ph'apN4tes.
SuIho at the tonnsain hend the
)urao of ull OWL. 1t is worms that
ua d""H"yud tho health of your
.hud. Give Shriner's Indian Vermi>
0nGr h"'"rc It is too late. Only 25c
Z. bUlJic.
ONE AV,Ne MANY.-Mr. S, X.
Anmon uf lligh FAlls a. - says he
"'l A'E" hhy Le$i'moWM We may
Hr'tc oi tho virJorn ot Normun'e
E"n'rHhHing CordH,l. J,v is thor
'u#A,Y convinced chat :. y truly a
..ro"l nediGne auj I've rocommende
.,.'o 4r"ry"ne aliIicaa} With stom
A@n'o "lsorders. SmaG aize, 25cts
Try it.
&nartonb"rg is 20 aaaa o pubIi,
"xh'bit'"" Of Jorsry cnlllu on The
"th instant. Thrro arc u),ut fortv
Hoad OF the pure blood naa regiator,
od Jerscye 10 the town ana county,
The Methodist State SUNDAY
School Convention Wilt be held II
Ioiumhja 5. g. on the l6 and IT o.
August uoXt.
4 treaty Of peace has boon rnri,
&cd lelwcon Peru and Chill.
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&. =. RUNTON,
=. C.,

EVER ON THE ALERT WITH CASH
in hand to secure Bargains whenever the
opportunity presents itself. Now look out
for Bargains. The time has come when
you Gun get all you want See the follow
ing and go to C. p. RUNION'S Emporium.
and get Bargains
5000 yards Fancy Prints, 5 to cents.
1000 yards Solid and Mourning au,l Cur
tain Calicoes.
5000 yards Of Worsled, 10 to 35 cents
1000 yards Pants Goods, from l6c to 81
per yard.
C"shmeres and Alpaccas of all grades.
BOOTS amd Shoes,
OF all styles and grades-Good Brognn for
81, Tap Sole. $l.25. Good line of Crock
cry, good line of Hardware, Wood and Will
low Ware
Groceries, Speciality.
Sugars, to y lbs. to the 81; Coffee, T
TO 10 lbs. to the 81 90.
just receiving New Crop Now Orleans
Syrup, from ~ 10 - cents per gallon.
Half Patent Flour NJ 81 per barrel, Ex-
ira Family, $3.50.
Mnckercl, MI Grades, Candy, Confec-
uons. &c, all at G.. =. RUNION'S.
nov 9, 1882
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PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
EXPRESS-EASTW ARD


vr n
I,oavo Atlanta p51,
Arrive Gainesville r n5 !, -,
ulo = oE
D.h,,, co Io,; ~ 49,
Tnccn, g $ ~ -,
Same, u g NJ
Grr rviner IN ~; y -
Sr,r,,rIr,tn d II a.
Gns,nrio @ . o1
Arr,vc CLn,Iot,c u %oI
. III
ENPRESS-WESTW
NO 80
Leave Charlotte | 90 a II
Arrive Gnstonia = OS II II
Spnrtnnhurg 4 81 n III
GrcrnVilS 5 50 II m
Schrcn I3 m
Toccon g!Hnm
Rabun Cap junction 10 90 n IA
Lula 70 s. Il m
Gainesville ! OG "A N
Arrive AtluhiH 50 y III
Acconfm0datlon Train t"Air Line Belle" J
LenYe Atlanta . 90 . N
Arrive Atlanta g ~ a m
No. l8, Local. FREIGHT, GoING WEST
Leave Nhari"t'c 30 II III
arrive NJ H"hncys - u" p III
HP'ftnnh"rB 80 p m
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Registration Notice.

n Office is hereby gwen that the Books
l Of KcEisrIiom for PickrmS County,
are now open IN my Office at Pi"kcns c. H.
). G. for the Registration of all PERSONS
who have become cu,llcd to register Sihcc
last general election, on first Mondny in
each month TO and until the hrsr Mondny
in July. inclusive, preceding the next gen
rral election. np0n which Inst named day
the sane Shall BE closed AhI not re opened
for Registration until after the said general.
election.
w. 4 CT YDE,
Supervisor Registration for Pick, MS County
march Z, 1889 - Il
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HOLME' s LINIMEN
OR, THR
EE0T'HER'S FRIEND J

ESlU B EEEsha y q HAE8aRSW q
One OF the greatest comforts to those ex pcctins
to be confined is "A romcdy upon which implicit con
hdrnct can be pinCcd-Onc that will produce safe
nl.d putck delivery ono trnt win control pain and
Ahortcn the duration OF labor. Such is "THE MoTu-
Ef'a FKlEND." TryitRnd see what
n BIossing it is to Suffering FoXnaIosS
This Iin:mrnt when used two or three weeks be-
GT@ nsi yr r n,,% ,, iE0r %h comSSt(
ntivcly little pain, ma leaves the mother In con
dion 70 recover quickly GRIN other words to have
Il good gtttnguP Undcr its use. labor will OrdinG-
S RSS be 6cyo9d osGI eTprSsso S An"
The condition. for which this remedy 10 offered IS
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iUIIy I'ierTcd totho hrndreds who hnvs used Il.
READ THE TESTIMONIALS:
nc %nGsy 9 SnTs9s TSS M fT4ag G6TP@Gn%
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"'-'' "''' T. J. noL&Es. III. b., Atlanta, Ca.
A lady from one OF tho counties Of Middle aeor~
pa who has been acting as midwife for many
years, writes 81 have disposed OF ali TnE MorH-
WITiI IT, ia syGry instance whqfs !: has been
CtS% CCo&siDER IT < GREAT BLEsSINGj' %'' "'A'
gentleman writes: my wife used your MOTIF
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testimony is thnt she passed through Il with one
mcntg. and recovered from itin much lees time.
she also recommended II 10 LADY fhend who
about TO he confined for tho hrSt time, and she
SAYS: I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANY ONE PAsA
THRoU0H THIS GREAT TRIAL WITH SO MUCH
EASE AND so LITTLE SUFFERTNG.' -"
The nameS OF all these, and many others, can beS
had By calling at my OfIlce.
Having Ind thc foregoing remedy TnCRou0nIY
T KAT Ia Atlanta and vicinity, now offer Il tC,
my patrons 9s p9ascosing superior merits.
known citizens Of AtlRrtn: C.. S, Ne9ton Vim NJ
Cyuniey Jr, W. .GreGg and J.. Balm: ali al whom
ere ready 90 egufy 10 thH lneTita Of the prcparas
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Prepared by
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For sale cucTytOhero.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-17

good teachers" and thus our prattling ones.
only just beginning their public career by Or
ganizing train bands, with terrible wooden
swords and harmless toy pistols, teach us the
nrst principles of civil service reform. At last
we have found the secret Of their usefulness
They are little irreverent, somewhat con-
temptuous Of authority trife selfasserting,
but by virtue of these qualities they help on the
good work Of tempenng the minds Of tutors
and fathers. All good American schooiteachers.
after their release from purgatory here, pass to
state of bliss in Germany. Without the puri-
flying work Of our boys it might be many years
before beatified American teachers would be
numerous enough in the fatheriand to start COL
ony. With it they are sure to rpen and fall of
very fast.
Oh. the rascally scoundrels! Yet, when we
are ready to give them over and ask ourselves,
In sheer despair, ii they will never learn by
cuffs nor kisses to stand in awe OF anything, all
at once we see them hushed and tender by the
bedside of sick mother, risking life and limb
to bring her wild flowers, and softening into
tears at the mention of her name. What an
unaccountable contradiction our boy isl What
an amiable scoffer! What an irreverent saint!
Shall we preserve the type? Well, was boy
once myself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-17
A wOsnan's Prayer.

Dear Father! on my Bonded knee
earnest ask this boon Of Thee
Make clean this sinful heart OF mine
And I'LL 1t with Thy grace divine
Suspicion, Jealousy and doubt,
with hatred. envy. pride, cast out;
Ambition and all selfish greed,
Tone down with Care for Others need.
Lord, make me merclful to all,
With charity for those who fall,
Judging not frailtieS by their length.
But by mans weakness or his strength
Quench with Thy love all PASSIONS flre.
Help me control each mad desire;
THOU knowst am tempest tossed,
Lord save me or shall be lost
Withdraw the shadows OF dead years.
Make smooth the burrows made by tears,
Take from me all this fear and pain.
And give NE childlike trust again.
Mary e. Lambert