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Attention. M0nI GrnYerS.

The Wooden Mills at the Columbia
Cotton Factory, are now in operation,
and want TO buy all the wool in this
and surrounding counties. Bring
your wool TO Martin & Embry, agents
for the mills. may At.
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Building and Loan Association.

The American building Association
News, of Chicago, H., in its May
number, publishes in fpl] the 9Th
sanni-annual statement Of the iaury
County Building and Loan Associa-
ton, together with the names of its
officers and directors.
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For SAFE by W. p. Woodbridge.
POSITIVE CUREFoR PILES.

To the people of this county we would
say VIC have been given the Agency of DR..
Msrcdtsi'r !, allan Pile OintfneDt-efu n hat
tcliIy guaranteed tn cure or money refund
ed-IuterEal, Blind. Bleeding or Itching
Piles Price hUc box No cure, no pay.
tnr sale by T. 3. Rains ~ SOB, Druggists.
Aug22 ~
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The Latest.

We have on hand, at the HERELD job
Rooms, a well selected assortment of all the
latest styles of visiting and business cards,
le;te. and note heads, invitations, and
everything kept in the job stationery line.
TuvayoDpE eDecialtv
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Innk in Ynnr Dates.

Look to the date alta ;hed to your
lame on your HERALD. It shows
when your time expired, ami we are
now stopping parties who have gotten
behind. Please renew at once if you
are not now paid up.
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Ia nnr SnhscriEers.

Our subscribers viii please look to
the dete opposite their name on the
margin of theirpaper, which indicates
the time when their subscription ex-
pires IfyonT time is out, plesse come
| fora ard and n3y MP ADD renew.
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We are now prepared to furnish
laths of the best quality and the low
est market price AT our mill, near de-
pot.
mayl Il. CARPENTER d BROWN.
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Hnmnshirr and lsnm,s Store.

| Once more we make our appearance be-
fore the people as q member Of the "IIER.
AID family" and feel thBt a few words of
explanation are necessary before we will be
admitted. We have been silent for some
time for the simple and very sufficient rea.
son that We bad nothing to say. a very
good rule for correspondents and other
people as well l.: When you have nothing
20 say, don't say kit
| RELIGIOUS NOTES.
There will be services at Jones church
on the fourth Sunday in Nav, when the "a.
| crament Of the Lords supper will be adj
! ministered. No service on the second.
Sacramento meeting al Pisgah on the
fourth Sunday.
| There will be preaching at the Christian
| church OH the third Sunday OF this month
Bro. Habry preached good serm0n last
Sabbath on "IndiVIdu1l possibility"
The congregation keeps mp its work very
well Indeed. They have Sunday School,
IN the morning, singing IN the afternoon
and prayer meeting, Al night on every Sab
bath, preaching on the'FecOnd aud fourth
Sabbaths in each month
AGRICULTURAL.
The farmers are progressing Smelly with
their work. Corn Is generally doing we'll
Some OF our best fsrmers are blowing il
the second time. Cut worms are destroy
ing a great deal which will have to be
planted again.
Oats are looking we'll, and there il an
immense acreage s0vnr on account OF the
almost complete failure Of the wheat CROP.
Some Of our farmers are troubled about
the uncertainty Of their right to build
patent fence. They paid, we under
stand ten dollars for "farm right" and
have since been informed, whether truly
or not that said right is not valid, We arc
told that several bought County rights
and paid in some instances ~ much as a
thousand dollars for them.
PERSONAL,
Mrs. NJ. w. Caihey, Mrs. Mary Stray
horn and Miss Carrie BinghaI have lust
returned from a visit TO the n. .. Exposi-
ton.
Miss Matte Williams OF Ashwood is yisi-
ting the family Of }. 5. Bingham.
MIR. Cusy McClsuahan, OF HEX man couB-
~, paid the village Of lsOms Store a visit
last week.
We are pleased to mole the recovery Of
DIR. Hughes and w. T. Kittrell from = Eeri-
Gus illness
NJ. A. Mcbride and his esiimabJe wife, Of
LIpscomb, were A. Hampshire on Sunday.
Quite number Of irlands from Camp
Branch were present at preaching, last
Sunday Among them were James Grimes
and wife, Miss Hattie Grimes, Misses Sallie
and Emma Brooks, Leon White and Miss
Maud SydnOr, who carried away more than
one heart when she went home.
Oar compliments {" "W0cdbine," Of
Paris, Texas for the kind inquiry about us.
Hope wOodbine viii write often, and in 70
turn viii prOmiae ga our own part to Gary
and do better SYKES
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llEXInAv FEiALE nHIEDA.

FITS: All Fits stopped free by Dr.. IlIine'e
Great Nerve RestoTer. No Fits after first
DAY use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
s2ul trial bottle free 10 Fit cases. Send &c
bf. Kline, S3l Arcn 81. Pnila., Pa.
may l-y,
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Obituary Notices.

Our friends must remember that W,
charge for obituary notices, the rate bcins
ope-half the rate usually charged for read
ing notices.
inf
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Printer's Stationery,

We have complete stock oil printers
stationery, new press and type of every
description. Job printing promptly sxecu,
! ted at reasonable rates,
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Meteorological Record at AshwOOd.
April,

Frost on 9TH, gth, 10th, 18th.
Thunder and lightning on End, 18th, 10th
aud 18TH.
Hail, with rain, on 18th,
Peach trees in full bloom on 18th.
c. FOSTER WILLIAMS,
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cd, out mat the uecreb SnOuEI De re-
versed as to the children of Elizabeth
Stewart and the petition heard as to
them. The cause now goes before the
Supreme Court for its action on there
port of the Referees. This is contin-
uati of the celebrated Brown will
suit, tried and determined several
years ago, and is an attempt to open
up the cause anew, the previous decis-
ions having given all the property to
the late John Z. Brown.
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Sack giTerVaIley Narrow Gauge Z. R.Stheduls
rAKlra EEHEnr ON rl1uRanAY- Apni1- 1 .sn
PEOPLES COLUMN.

MAKE YoUE WANTS KNOWN IN THIS COL.
JSN. 1T Will SURELY PAY YOU. FryH
JESTs PER LINE EACH IEsEBTIoH.
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TENNESSEE FARMERS
Excursion to New Orleans.

il is the desire of the LogAville d
Nashville r. +. TO accomnN n the
farmers with low-round to
the New Orleans EXPOSE IIcb
low round trip rates vii on
regular trains May Is nd
20th. Look Out FOR t.
may silt =
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Infants caps in. Irish point anC
Oriental Iaces, Swiss EN- brOidery, mar
settles and MULE, at j. B. Nun
ter's. mays.
w. J. Guest, has added TO hi.
meat shop, large upright refdgers.
tor, purchased in CINCINNATI; for the
purpose Of keeping pis meats fresh
-Laces! laces! q entaI, Escurial,
| Spanish, Saxony, n B point, Egyp-
tan, etc. Call an examine oui
mammoth stock.
mays. MUNTFR.
| E. w. CAMS Rilt a cold
storage room warehouses;.
! This is roCy ventila-
| tons and icej is used
| for keeDing fruits,
aud other
The fin Zine of
shoes ever biS ia, at j.
b. hunters. mays.
The Board at its
meeting Tuesd1 ktermined
TO leave the quea public eX-
animation at the In bool to the
teachers.
No snowy advertisement is needed
to present the claims of COussens
Honey of Tar, which has, by merit
alone, won its way to the confidence
of the people, and received their en-
dOrsement as the best remedy ever
known for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, and all disease of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by
T. Il. RAINS u Son,
mar p 3m. Wholesale Druggists.
lust received, an extensive line of
ladies' and childrep's slippers.
mays. j. 3. MUNTEB.
M. l.. Cooks new delivery wagon,
is very attractive. 1t Ia from the shop
of Cornell & Son. The painting is
neatly done and the two birds, the
owl on one side and the parrot on the
other are true to life and are the work
of Ed HendIey's skillful brush. Tn
lettering is the workmanship of White
& Son. The vehicle is a compliment
TO the skill of our mechanics.
Tile Witt Rifles, headed by the
excellent band of the Golden troup,
paraded Saturday, and marching toj
the Atheneum grounds had a dress
parade, for the benefit OF large and |
audience. Many ladies were
present, and all enjoyed the occasion
exceedingly.
Are any arrangements being |
made to observe Decoration day, May |
23rd, at the confederate cemetery? I'll
not, and the graves are ttSAhs dccora-
ted, it is time some stepn being |
taken.
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powpER AND LAAp.

There was e lively skiTmish in town last
Saturday,. A young me-, by the name OF
Stephenson, came in and was drinking
pretty freely, and became very boisterous
and troublesome. w. n. Davis, constable,
tried 10 quiet him but he became more
tu:bulent, and upon an attempt TO arrest
him he resisted the officer and a scufie eu.
sued. Davis got him down but some oil
StepheDsOn's friends came to his rescue and
this enabled bin to get out his pistol; seeing
which, Davis, either with his own pistol OF
StepheDson's, fred and wounded Stephen.
son in the arm, which put stop to the
difficulty without any very serious damage.
No blame attaches to Deyis for anything
which he did, aud it had not been for the
timely aid rendered him by Mr.. O. w.
AeAissack he would have been overpow
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Attention Business Men.

Bill heads, letter heads, statements, cards
promptly sad neatly printed at this ofice.
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Circuit Court.
The Nav term began last Monday,
with Judge w. ;. McLemOre on the
3 bench j. III. Russell Attorney General,
( +. Y. Pillow clerk and \. i. Chesirs
sheriff, and the usual throng of suffers
in attendance. The Judge charged
the Grand Jury and empanelled the
| petit jurors, and the business of the
1 term was commenced. The following
compose the Grand Jury and the Pc
| tit Juries.
James Howard, w r II Matthews,
| Foreman; w a Howard, @ y Pickard,
| Thomas Foster, J X Polk, Young
Mckee, W f NJ Kinzer, J WThomas,
| Alfred Loftin.
JURY NO. |.
J. NJ. Nolen, J. j. c. Carpenter,
| Thomas Fleming, J. w. Kennard, Il.
J. Whitaker, J. NJ. Wade, s. J
Moore, ID. w. Kinnard, J. G.. Noor-
HES, John Watson, &. f. McEwen, j.
d. Whitehead.
JURY NO. ,.
Richard Johnson, Robt. i. Smith.
| John Bingham, VIM. NJ. Smith, w. j,
Thomas, w. r. Massey, S. $. Craig,
J. w. Kinzer. John Brady, w. J.
Caldwell, r. X. Finley, James Rob
erts.
w. n. Polk, Esq. was sworn in, and
admitted TO practice at this bar. The
following proceedings were had on
the call of the Jury Docket, in civil
cases.
g. ID. VOORHEES, VS.. Columbia Stock
Yard Company, set for 4th Monday
Julius Blair VS.. j. T. Greenfield CON
tinued on AFT; Sam Wilkes, VS.. r. NJ.
Ones,-dismissed at cost of defend
ant; J. l.. Guest VS.. Black & McGaw
continued on affidavit; Johnson Davis.
vs.. w. F. Scott-iudgement for plain
tiff $500; L. Ernstine VS.. Spurlock,
Totton d Co. set for Eth Tuesday; l..
+. Dickson, VS.. Watson & Vaughn
Judgment for PLAINTIFF $50; w. r. But
er VS.. John Steel, continued 10y con-
sent; J. l.. Martin We. w. G. Jones,
continued by consent; Wilson Bottle,
and wife vs.. George JOhnsOn-dis-
missed at cost of defendants; +. \.
Polk VS.. J. NJ. Foster, judgment for
plaintiff S25, appealed to the Supreme
court; VIM. Sellers VS.. j. G. King,
continued on aft; J. II. Cooper VS.. J.
G. Smith, prOmised-judgmen
for So, so; Martin d Embry We. 5. Z.
Stone, appeal dismissed and cause
remanded; Andrews & McGregor VS..
r. w. Howser set for 18th Monday;
Pony Penley and others VS.. l.. d n.
r. r. compromised at $500; The Non
Jury Docket will he called Friday;
Next Monday State Docket will be
taken up. All persons who were sum-
mOned as jurors who did not attend
were fined S25.
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NLaking stock add for

NldhlIk HJOth SUN ipl spt-'N
-PASTURAGE for young mules,
young cattle and horses, at the Ash
wood Farm, at lowest rates. Good
care taken of mares and horses out of
fix, and will feed to grain or hay, if
desired.
may If. WILL POLK.
The Stations Red Bird and Prince
Pulaski were on exhibition, on the
square, last Monday, ana attracted
much attention.
-McI&immOn' 5 combination sale
will be held at the Union Stock Yard,
Nashville, May Goth and 2lst.
The Nashville race meeting has
been fine one, with good attendance
and good sport, though the favorites
here been generally beaten.
Mr.. Geo. w. Stocked, sent 25bead
OF cattle, from Davidson county, TO his
place on the Hampshire pike, this
week for grazing.
Mays d DodsOn, purchased Of
Henry MayberTy this week q pair Of
handsome bay harness geldings.
Mays Il DOdsOn bought of Thee.
Frierson a sorrel, combined harness
and saddle mare.
-Loeey May berry, to DR.. b } Har-
Ian, sOrTel, combined saddle and har-
ness geinlDg.
Mack Billie TO II. II WOodfin OF
Nashville, brown combined saddle
and harness gelding.
Mays Il DodsOn 10 {. {. NkliImap,
the handsome harness mare Lula Por-
ter.
Mays & Dodson to r. II. Wooifin,
pair of mules.
Mays & Dodsou to Mr.. Cornell u
SummeTtOwn, gray harness mare.
C II Brown of Brown X Carpenter
bought of VI. Patton, u brown hSrne ss
horse, that steps along u 40 gait.
The sale AT Belle Meade aggregat-
ed SO, S25. 40 yearlUrgs were sold.
r.. II. WOodfin, of Nashville, a
favOrite buyer in the Columbia male
market, was in the city Monday.
Mr.. s. J. Roberts, one OF our tiol-
stein Breeders, was in town Monday
C. G. Skillman, Of Eugaula Ala,
shipped a car load ofhorses South last
Friday.
Joe Peacher. of Montgomery, was
here this week looking after stock.
Bailey & Moore purchased This
week of Mat Bellanfsni, pair OF bay
carriage horses.
Howard 4 Moore scld TO r. II.
N;oodfiu, of Nashville, four street car
mules, This week.
Bailey & Moore TO G. c. Skillmani
EufauIa, Ala, sorrel harness horse
&C. c. Skillman, Of EnfaUla, Ala,
ordered another drag from Columbia,
through Bailey * Moore.
II. y. Figuers had Holstein cal
dropped recently, that weighed ll5
pounds at birth
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LAND For SALE

WiiI sell or exchange for propsrtv I'm 70
lun bla, ITO acres valuable lard situated two
miles north - Culleoks. Terms easy. Call
on or address,
q. W. WILKES,
Bethel House Corner
iebZ' u Colum bin, Tenn
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Shades, COTniCe Poles
Curtain Chains, Stair Rods,
Lace Curtains, DamASk
Curtains, Felts, Plush
MoEwen q Da1e's.

For ,Eesh and good beer. go To the old Ie-
liable,
aprlO I'M b. LAZARUS.
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DIR. ]. Il. GRAVES.

Or. }. Il. Graves, editor and proprietor OF
the Baptist. Memphis, Tenn, says: To M
4 simmons, NJ. ID. Iuks, Miss: 1 received
\ package a your Liver Medicine. and
have used half Oftt. It works like y charm
I want no better liver regulator and Ger.
taln!y no more Of /siIins Mixture. J. r.
Graves, Memphis. Tenn.
For sale by ". 4. Woodbridge. mas %
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Opera House.

The Golden troupe played four
nights last week. They did not draw
the houses they were entitled to, but
the majority of those who attended
were well pleased. The last two
nights the attendance was better and
the audience was better pleased. For
actors can not play we'll to empty
benches. The band of this troupe is
one of the best that has been in Co
lum bia, and the orchestral music,
during the performance, was pro-
nOunced excellent by competent
iudges.
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The Gospel tent for Rev. Sam Jones
Is nearly completed,
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HnahnunrfnY.s
Ladies Aid Society.

For Ladies' and Misses fine custom
made shoes aud slippers.
MaT2I-tf. E'RIERSON, MANES & Co.
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Best quality on cars at Columbia. s..
per IN" I'm any quantity wanted. Adore
W. ]. Horsley, Spring Hill, Tenn. maStf
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PRINCE HAL.-GeneralIy known
as the cooper Colt-will be allowed
to serve a few approved mares, at
twenty dollars, 10y the insurance, at
AshwOod Farm. Prince Hal is 10y old
Tom Hal, out a Traveller mare, she
out of Sue Looney, thoroughbred /
consider him a good horse and one
that will improve the stock of the
county
mayl-2.t. WILL Polk.
According 20 an estimate, there
were 23 head of stock sold to parties
i'll Ala, last week, at an average Of
say $50, making -, $50
Joe Bowers sold for =, 500
Bay Tom " d" 1900
Warrier " " $50
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LIVE STOCK.

MULE QUOTATIoNS.-Co Core cted by
Howard d Moore,at Bailey II Noores stable
Must be choice and fat, from / 20 years
old.
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An Interesting RepG
COUrf

The Referee Court, \
urdaY, in The cause of
VS.. II. \. Brown and osS
decree Of the Chancellor ~
petition of the children of
Brown from the files. shoul,
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For Dyspepsia and Liver Complain you
have a pFIuL, u guarantee on every ootiie Oh
ShIluh's Nitai!zer. IL never .sils to cure
For ERis 10y
lnHI6 " W. = W O4uE-uBe'
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ME EXTRAVAGANZA
Circuit Court.

will be repeated at a matinee tOemOr
row afternoon az > O'Clock.
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WALKING CULTIVAToRs.
Malta, Buckeye, CT Meikls at only so,
9P MAJ n sTKEET, EMBRY & Co.
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A Ss,al I-.ie cior tree v tth esch bottle o
ShIlDn.s atsrrn Remedy. Price sOc.nt
-fna.GIv ". +. Woodbridge.
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Letter List,

Remaining in the Post Office, L. Column.
bia, Tenn, for the week ending May Sth, |
1885.
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FriursU- q 14icCmb have lnade arrange
,y,s.Drs ,.-tr4, iii.s maker OF the Great Ken
I,:nH y fsHIIs. TO Il, p II tor the benehl or the
m c.ed II wiz cure Scr0iula- TeJCer.
kg,sfptsaF. weak or Diseased Eyes, Piles,
Tnut14s l. aluCy and " omb Diseases, also
Neurals 40, X ,suuatIsm, Sick Heaosche.
one srihI Nili convince II Will cure.
mayl p
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Jury NO. |

J. NJ. Nolen, J. j. c. Carpenter,
Thomas Fleming, J. w. Kennard, 7.
J. Whitaker, J. NJ. Wade, s. J.
Moore, ID. w. Kinnard, J. G.. NooT-
HES, John Watson, {. +. McEwen, j.
y. Whitehead
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-17
To Buy a Wife in China.

San Francisco has a model Chinamar.
He is well educated and bears the name
of Alphonso. "It costs more to marry
in America than in China" said he, with
a sigh, to the writer the other day.
"How so ?" queried questioner.
"Why, in China, replied Alphonso,
81 buy wife all at once for so much;
but American men they pay in a great
deal of money for long time, and then
are not sure of their wives.
"How do you make this Quit" ven
tured to ask.
"Why, in China never see my wife
and my wife never see me. No chance
to spend money. Here young lady walk
down street with you, and she say:
What beautiful oranges 7 You stop
and ask fruit man how much they worth.
Fruit man he charge you too much. He
knows you pay anyhow, cause lady see
you and think you mean. Then you
take her to a party. Mebbe you pay
for carriage; mebbe when you get to
party she say she dry; mebbe you get
ice cream; you pay again. Then pretty
soon she dance with some one else.
Then, mebbe you feel tired. Prhaps
You have work to do next morning. She
have no work to do, she lie abed Mebbe
she tell you she don't want to 60 home
just yet. She tell you 10 go, she 60
home alone. Mebbe you get angry and
you go home. Next day you feel sorry.
You buy tickets high price for theatre,
and you ask her to go. She say she
sorry, but she did not know you ask her
to go; she promise to go with other man.
You left. and so you lose all money
you pay for oranges, ice cream, carriage
and tickets high price theatre. Mebbe
you not married three years. Spend
money all time. Mebbe three, fourmen
spend money all time on one girl More
cheap marry in China; pay all at once,
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-17
TRUE ECONOMY

Every one must practice true economy to suso..s
in life But il is no economy to buy "shoddy" M,
clesr bad Flour, bad Butter and bad Food ot ~,
kind are not economical to use at any pres.
thousand times worse is ''shoddy" medicine tb,s
pretends to cure, but makes the patient worse.
fF-As the best food is the cheapest because =, 4.
nutritious and STRENGTHENING to the whole sysier-
even in small quantities, so is pure medicine vhsS
cures every time, even IN small doses therefore Al
ways keep in mind these Ten Solid Faets.
EE-There is morereal solid cure in one Boa,. n,
HUNTS kidney and Liverl REMEDY for the disease
it is prepared for than IA barrel Of the so.csea
cures; the dose is 20 to 80 drops.
tF-It cures restores, regulates and inyigo,,,..
the Liver stomach, Kidneys, Bladder and Ilrnass
organs. creates marvellous appetite and rebuilds
the entire system, and 1t is Never known to fail
rE-It will prevent as we'll as cure Malaria, Fever,
and rheumatism and all diseases which come from
impure blood. Keep the fountain and the spring.
that supply it. pure. and the stream flowing there
from will be healthy and life-giving,
EE-special and interesting case of Brights Dis
ease described on second page OF our Banner Book,
EE-HUNr's kidney and LIVER REMEDY puHsss
the Blood, thereby keeping the Kidneys, Liver
Stomach Bladder and Urinary organs vigorous with
life and action causing them to free the system
from the poisonous waste which brings disease and
death.
rs-It reaches the seat Of the disease at once-re.
moves the cause-stimulates and assists the funo.
tions of the Kidneys, Liver and Urinary organs
FE-save your health by using HUNTS kidney and
T5ver) REMEDY as millions will not recompense tina
loss of the priceless boon. It will cure Female
weakness, and prevent monthly suffering.
Correspondence freely answered BY our
Consulting Physician ut this ONCE.
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-17
No More Sinecures.

Postmaster General Villas said to a re-
porter the other day that the present
may be a good opportunity to say that
from some evidences before him he be-
lieved a notion to be prevalent and the
practice to be general accordingly that
postmasters should have allowances for
clerks sufficient to enable the business
of their offices to be transacted chiefly
by them, while the postmaster himself,
though the best paid, should be required
to give no personal labor beyond
general supervision. This case illas-
trates what may happen from such a
practice if the excuse of the Rome post
master be true in fact, and in every case
OF default the clerk or assistant will be
made the scapegoat. 1t is the intention
of the department to make a careful
scrutiny OF these allowances and reduce
them, when necessary, materially, re-
quiring the postmaster to give his per-
sonal time and attention to the duties Of
the Office and as.ss:issts-if N / their men perform
2 S9..Ge, .His except in those few larger offices
where his time may be necessarily re-
quired in general supervision. 1t is be-
lieved that by such a course the public
will be much better served and that
considerable reduction in the annual ex-
penditures of the department may be
realized.