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POTTS. PILLS.
" W N COUP AMP c<o+o Aoar<

0O11Ah n DA@1ES 1Ses0S
Potts Pills for Impurities of The Blood, CnsIive-
ness Dyspepsia, JanDdice. Giddness, &c
The following extract from letter explains why
these are considered the best family Pills offrrea
the public:
In regard to the pills for which You
claim so much, fully agree with you When you
state that the small pills ps lets contain very lit
tie of the necessary remedial agents usually sup
posed to be exhibit in The family pill for While they
may produce an Immediately happy effect, yet it
is impossible coniine in small space The COM
bination of remedies necessary IT, produce feyDaa
ne,d and complete result. Knowing the ingredients
Of your pills icel confident that they vii. soon be
come household article and part Of every medi-
cine chest.
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THE GERMAN and AMERICAN
FEMALE DISPENSARY.
No ~ n. BROAD ST. ATLANTA, GA.
Miss Rosa Prudential, M. D.,


A graduate of a German and an Atlanta Medical
College tenders her services afflicted ladies.
Treatment Of all seases purely vegetable.
The following certificate from Or. +. 4. " urn,
the distinguished Professor of Music, a very prom-
nent citizen of Atlanta, will be sufficient guarantee
to those disposed TO doubt
CERTIFICATE.
1t gives me great pleasure certify that Miss Dr.
Rosa FreudeDthal has been employed in my family,
and that she has cure' of Bong years Standing
ch. erfully commend hc- to afflicted Isdics every
where DR.. F. \. WCRM,
No. Foster, corner OF Calhoun St
REFERESCEs-Profcs>or Joseph Adoipbus, NJ. ID.
Mrs j. P. Clark No. 80 Merits Aveuue. Mrs Liz
zie McQuarttrs, 103 ". Harris Street DIR. W. 1.
Debridge, 81 Marietta Street, all of Atlanta Ga
Treatment AT Office and hotel
For patients away from the city, cases <loco per
month, and medicines sent per express.
Treatment 10y the month nj office or botei VIII
depend upon nature and duration 81 disease.
All business strictly Confidential
am publishing The Womsns journal of Health
brm full Of interest to women send 10 cents 70
sample copy. Address,
DR. ROSA RECDENTHAL,
German and American l3ispensary. No. "a North
Broad Street Atlanta, Ga.
ATLANTA, GA, February 2G ls>5 Sly
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POTTS QUEEN of PAIN.

H. V r. SCHRADER. STATE AGENT.
This PREF aratou is equally eiicacious for internal
adminisi ration and n pcatioD. 1t is GER
tain cure for cholera, choierau:ortus. cramps,
sprains, neuralgia, iace ache &c. April q, ~ ly
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FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE.
HOLIDAY. OCTOBER 5th. 1885.

The Florida State Agricultural College. located
at LAKE CrTr, in Columbia county, will begin Its
regular course ON
HOLIDAY, OCTOBER 5th. 1885.
In additien 10 n full Ac ,demic Curriculum. In
structoa will be offered In the theory aud practice
of Agriculture.
thorough Preparatory Department will also be
continued.
A large B ,arding house and commodious Dormi
tory have been com rleted and Board will be furn-
shed at the owest rates.
All students must reside within the College pre-
cincts, under the constant supervision OF the Fac
ufy.
II sufficient class can be formed there will he a
separate six months course of instruction in bud
ding, grating etc; also in botany. pomo'o.v aud
entomology.
For further particulars address
ALEXANDER Q. .iOLLADAY, President.
Sept IL. Iss5-3m Lake city, Fla.
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Legal Advertisements
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTTor
Notice Of Incorporation

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE xo,,.-
L Of the formation of 1Hg Easr Gso,o,i III
FLORIDA RAILROAD C"NPASY for the pure. AAb
constructing maintaining and Operating s,,,e q
for public use in the conveyance Of i.r.as s'uad
property, from she s. Mays River. At or me- ss
opposite the city of 81. Marys. Gcorgis L. ~
OF Jacksonville. Fiorida, by the mos, eirsss Guy
pfariicabie route through The counties Of M. &c
and Dnval. Florida AVA
w T. DILL
II: s. MORSE,
W. 2. KAY,
A. II. COX
September II, ISs5-3m
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NOTICE


THE \DERs1GNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
that they have formed con psDy for the NM
pose of constructing, moihtainipg and operating
Railroad TOR public use, in the CONVEYANCE OF ,rr
sons and property, under CHAPTER lDirtyDne Of n.
Digest of the Laws Of The State Of Florida, com.
mencing az point OF intersection with the Pensa
cola and Atlantic Railroad in section six :owusbin
one, south, range twenty nine. west in FsSmb,a
cnuaty, running thence along The shore of Escam.
Dia Bay to Ferry Pas, thence in a northerly direc
ton 10 point on the feDsacola aud Abdalusia Rail-
road n Santa Rosa county. TO be cal ed TgR Pa.
GAMBIA AND FERRY Pass RAILROAD. and 10 he
constructed in the counties of Escan.bia and SANTA
Ko>a, State Of Florida
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AND STILL THE VILLAIN

Pursues his victims and dashes them into a PRRNA-
TURE GRAVE. This enemy OF womankind is assisted
by Nervons Prostitution, Suppression, Leucorrhra o.
whites which, by neglect, becomes chronic When taken
in time CREOLE FEMALE TONIC will regulate all
these ills and diseases OF the female organs Composed
OF Roots and Herbs, 1t ia Natures own remedy All
Fla Nsy iaSm
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A@AI'AHttf
Some OF the disappointments and fail
ures in keeping sheep, are due TO the pre-
vailing, but pistaken idea, that sheep can
live and do well without good food.
Turn them into waste field, and let
them eat the briers and thorns and weeds"
is the frequent advice Of writers who never
kept sheep. One might as well say that
a countrynan might do well in the city,
by living Off the garbage barrels and heaps
in waste places. It is all very well for a
farmer to turn a few sheep into rough
neglected field, and let them trim down
the briers and weeds, II he will there pro-
vide them with sufficient good food. In
this way the folding Of sheep upon an old
field, may be turned to good account. But
for regular business, one can not hope to
raise sheep in this way. A coed pasture,
roots for winter feeding, well.made clover
hay, and good careful attention and man
agement, are essential to success. Sheep
are fond Of variety Of food-briers and
weeds, and such things. Confined to that
diet, they run down fast. They thrive on
substantial food.
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Such Is the story OF Topping, the Market
st. tailor, who was poor and is rich; who
bought fifth OF Louisiana State Lottery
ticket coupon for one dollar and won a
fortune last month. 1t is said that Tep-
ping has forsaken the scenes that he for
inerly haunted; that the paths he trod
now know him no more. Where is Tep.
ping? Has he returned to the land where
Prince Bismarck rules and where the
American hog Is unknown? 1t is limited
that Topping has gone TO visit his Father
land and to there astonish the natives
with graphic accounts Of how fortunes
have beeu made by Caliiornians investing
in Louisiana State Lottery tickets.-Sdn
francisco (Cal Chronicle, Sept. Is. D&w
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This from the New York Erenint Post
gives an Independent idea OF the closing
campaign in the Empire State:
The final week Of the campaign in this
State opens peacefully, with the Republic
cans serenely and perhaps unduly conf
dent OF victory. The Democrats are boast
ing loudly OF an equal confidence, but it is
very plain they do not feel 1t. Their cam.
paign has been IL wretched failure, con.
sisling chiefly OF iurtive conferences be-
tween the leaders and Governor Hill, now
in this city, nov in Elmira, and now il
some other locality whore there is ne
cessity for "setting up" some political
triCkery or other with the hope OF SWELL
ing Hills vote. We do not remember any
previous campaign which has been con-
Quoted on 80 low plane as this. Almost
no rational argument has been made In
behalf OF Hill. The whole force OF his
organs in the press has been devoted 10
abuse OF the Mugwumps, and TO vain at
tempts 10 identity Hills fortunes with
those OF President Cleveland. This style
OF support is confession that the
candidate has no merits Of his own to
stand upon, and is very poor attraction
for votes in the State OF New York.
Republicans may be "uuduly confident
concerning the size OF the majority, but
that they will carry the State is as certain
as anything can be that is not an accom-
plished fact. The Post gives briefly now,
and has been giving at greater length,
good reasons why Hill ought not to be
elected, and the popular response to the
nomination OF a first class ticket on the
other side is so pronounced that Daven.
ports election seems to be placed beyond
doubt.
The Mugwumps take the view that the
way to endorse Cleveland is to elect the
Republican ticket; yet the President and
hiS two New York Secretaries send their
money to help Hill and will vote the
whole Democratic ticket. It is not re-
vealed that any member OF the admins
tration has sent campaign contribution
to the Republican Committee.
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CAPTURING A SLAYER.
A clever and Courageous Action De.
seIibed.

A Clever and Courageous Action De.
seIibed.
81. Jane, Ga:ette.
A correspondent writing from Zanzibar
on August 20. says the slave trade is very
brisk Just now. Both her MsieSty's ships
Kiugfsher and Dragon have made captures
recently. The King6Sher's capture was
very cleverly md courageously affected:
The steam cutter, being short of coal,
left one man aud am interpreter on the
lookout with orders to mark down any
dhowa arriving, but not to get into dan
rer) while she ran down to the depot is
land to gil up with Goals, Scarcely had
she got out OF sight when in came dhow.
The captain and crew eagerly scanned the
surrounding bays and islands for
men-oi-war boats, and, finding none,
dropped their anchor. Perceiving that
She was doubtful aud suspicious vessel,
the Interpreter obtained an old canoe,
placed the blue jacket in the bottom Of it
with strict iujunCtions not to show him
sell. and proceeded to put OF to the
stranger. Arriving within few hundred
Yards OF the dhow, the Captain espied the
blue.iscket in the bottom Of the canoe,
and, together with his crew Of Arabs five
in number, proceeded to load their guns
and flourish their swords. At this crisis
the blue.jscket, sailOr.like, wanted to
make dash for the dhow; but the in
terpreter, with poor Captain BrownriRg's
fate fresh in his memory, was more wary.
await bit, Jack" said he, well get
them all right" and, polling the cauoe
on the sh,re, he ran along the beach
little way to a small bay, where the boats
lie generally hid, aud began to shout
and shrek to two imaginary boats,
telling them 10 be quick. "Come on,
Jump overheard and swim on shore;"
and sure enough these five Arabs sprang
overheard, and, swimming to the shore,
four Of them bolted into the bush, and
were not seen again. 0ne of them, the
captain Of the dhow, finding that the
boats did not turn up, made toward the
blue. Jacket with his gun; but Jack was
quite equal to the occasion. Every time
the Arab attempted to take aim Jack flung
himself down in the sand and on the
other side, the Arab, who was up to his
waist 10 water, ducked underneath when
ever the sailor covered him with his rifle.
Jack did not seem 10 realize the dan
ger OF letting the Arab come within range
Of his gun until the interpreter had re:
peatedly told him thatif he did not "pink"
The Arab, the Arab would "pink" him:
So the next chance he got he fred, and
must have struck the Arab somewhere in
tho chest, for he Just sbrieked "Allah"
throw up his armp, and sank beneath the
water. When the officer returned he
found his man and the interpreter in quiet
possession OF a 57-ton dhow with thirty
five slaves in her. The dhow has been
condemned, the slaves liberated, and the
court has expressed an opinion that the
Arabs death was perfectly justiiable.
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ASHLAND, MASS, January 90, 1885.
For the last two years have hobbled
around on crutches. During that time
was afflicted with sciatic rheumatism, /
not only suffered terrible pain night and
day, but was utterly helpless. After
using every possible effort to get well, and
exh&usting the best medical advise, was
induced to try four Allcock's Porous plas.
terg. These ! wore on my side, hip.bone
and thigh. In one week was almost
entirely free from pain, and strength re-
turned to my palsied limb. continued
using these plasters with the most sur
prisinG results torthree months, when / be-
came perfectly cured, and abandoned tho
use Of Crutches. Persons desiring further
information can address me.
Post Office Box ISL. ]. F. GATES.
MWPkW
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Southwark Next.

NCw YORK Sun,
1t will not be surprising Il within the
next few years public or private enterprise
starts an expedition TO the South polar re-
Hions. 1t will, however, be very costly
undertaking. A single vessel cannot safely
venture into the waters where Ross sailed,
for II a serious accident should occur, there
would be very little chance that soul
would escape. Ice-imprisoned or ship
wrecked explorers there could have little
hope Of retreating safely to inhabited
lands, as Arctic travellers have repeatedly
done,
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LuKE's CARRIAGES are the finest in the
city. He has the best teams and the most
careful drivers, and it costs no more than
the inferior ones from other stables.
Don't depend on having your order at any
other place, but order direct from the
stable Office, 1880 Market street.
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Can any one bring us case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that, Electric Bittefs
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not, as thousands OF cases already per-
manently cured and who are daily recon-
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify theblood, regulate the bowels,
aud act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at SOC q
bottle by Logan x Co. MwF4w
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Costly Carpets for tho Holy Stone at Mecca.
london Tines. -,-., ~.
The silk covering for the Kaaba, which
the Sultan sent this year to Mecca, has
been valued at S77, 900, and that sent by
the Khediye for the same purpose at $751;
600. Both are black, most richly en-
broidered in gold, and so large that each
OF them covers entirely the Kaaba. On
the first day OF the Kourban. Bairam iesti-
val the new covers were laid on the holy
stone in the place Of the old covers, one
OF which was sent TO the Sultan and the
other Kheiive as presents from the clergy
OF the motQue.
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CDR. PErzoLD's German Bitters" are all
that can be claimed for them. l have
used them in my practice with great bene-
fetal effect. II. L. RHISRHARDT,
was Baltimore, Md.
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DIED.

CONLSv-At ClIn on, ". Va, on TueSday octo-
Der y, at IL O'Clock MARY, wife Of n. L. Conley,
Egcd q years and months.
funeral from tho residence Of her husband, at
Clinton, W. Va, on Thursday, oc'ober %, at 10
o'clock A. NJ Iptsrmcnt at West Alexander, Pa.
Friends Of the family irvitei ~. -
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By the will of the French people, as
shown in the election returns, the policy
Of the French government in extending
their foreign conquests is Condemned
Nelgdrk Advertiser.
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WHEN clothespins are only cent a
dozen, there Is no excuse for snoring in
church. And when Red Star Cough Cure
is only fifty cents bottle, there is no ex-
cuse for coughing in church.
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The old grandmother made mullen
teas for Group and coughs. Taylor's Cher
okee Remedy OF Sweet Gum and Mullen
Is mullen tea combined with the sweet
gum, pleasant cure for coughs and Group.
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The wealth of the South has increased
since 1880 from S2,lS4,OOO, 900 to 5000
0OOO.-Pit,burqh Pot.
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II Mr.. James D. Fish can stay ont Of
State prison until the various trials ofMr.
Ferdinand Ward are concluded, he will
probably enjoy quite vacation from hard
labor.-ProUidenc Jrur1lal
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Incorporated in 1868 for Is years by the LegiSla-
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes with
q capital Of 9, 900 OO0-to which Q reserve fund 81
over $50 900 has since been added.
By m Overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part Of tho present State Constitution
adopted December ID, A. D., 1879.
Tho only lottery ever voted on and endorsed BY
the people Of any State. II never scales or post
pones. It's Grand Single Number Drawing takel
place monthly.
splendid opportunity to win fortune. Eleventh
Grand urawing, ClaIS L, in the Academy Of Music,
New Orleans, Tuesday, November 10, 1888
1870 h Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000,
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-, z. y Q. Railroad.
Leave scl!aiFO at S;4oP II. for wOOdsaeld and
LeayS BslialrO at Sls 4. X. for sunnsraold and
1idVs it sellalrO 1910 a. r,aud 5;sHH
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MARRIED.

zE-HcCONEELL-Atth the residence Of the
brides mother on sixteenth 1t Get, TUESDAY. octo-
Der q. By the Rev. Henry Hes! MR. CHARLES X.
GOyTZt aud MRs JEaE q. MCCONNELL, both Of
WhesiInH No cards
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.
"WS do hereby certify that we supervise the ar
ranRements for all the Monthly and semi.AnnuAl
drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and inperSon manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
honCSty, fairness, and In good Aith toward al par
Hes. and we authorize the company 10 use this Ger
dhcate, with tacimiles Of our signatures attached
H., Its ahvartihanRntR,h
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RHEUMATISM, and similar diseases, caused
by low state Of the system, are cured by
using Ayers Sarsaparilla. DGw
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ge,rttsts.
TRAVELER8' GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS OF REHRRRNCG MARKS.
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LET US bethankial that any poor sufferer
can buy with % cents abottIs Of Salvation
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Many a Lady

is beautiful, all but her skin;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beautyon the skin, Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm.
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1867 Prizes, amounting SOC
Application for rates 10 clubs should DO made
only 10 the Office Of the Company in New orleans.
For further Information write clearly giving tub
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money 0rdOrS,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur
renCy by Express (Rll sums Of IS aud upwardS At
MA. DAUPHIE,
orM. A. DAgPH1E,
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2:aneaticnal.
Mt. de ChantaI Academy
NEAR WHEELING, VIVA
educational.

The thirty.SIghth year OF this welLtnoEn AGA
envy, under the charge Of the Visitation Sun
opens on the fSt Monday OF September reIt ha
continues ten months.
Pupils received at any tine In The session.
Those who desire to place their daughter In
Institution aBording exceptional advantages In
the way OF heGlthiul ard delightful location, en-
cellent board, thorough discipline and instruction
Of the hands Of lifelong teachers, IN every deIs'i'
ment Of female education, including the modern
languages aud music, should send for catalogue
Of this School, Address,
Directressof the AcGdemyofthe Visitation
Mt. do CHANTAL,
au2snGw Heer Wheeling " We.
MEDIA (PA.) ACADEMY FITS FOlK
XHA Business or College Special Drill 10Y bS ~,
ward Bows, Bipglh or double rooms Al studehI
board with Principal, SWITlllE 9. sHOkILlpuh
(HRrvard All. aud AMl enllyNLAE-.
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a1r,u Advertisements.

NTANTED-A SITUATION AS
w seamItreSs or to do leneTRl Homework by q
yuuDEl lady AddIeSS IN. }" this ONCE cc2Se
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-05-16
saved b. the Microscope.

ssThe only instance on record when
the blood of two persons was compares
IN criminal trial, " said Dr. Piper 20 Q oan
Francisco Cal reporter, was In = murdeE
case In Chicago. The comparison set-
tied the innocence of the woman on Sraak
for her life. Tho story Of the Dloo@y
transaction Is as follows: A comeiy,
woman. with SO. 900. married . nan IN
CHICAGO. and placed her snug little 1or-i
t,,De - his business. In the course q.
fime he began to abuse her, and finaliyi
she decided to apply for divorce. Anel
double calamity Of losing woman Nv. AZ ~
beat and the withdrawal Of her ~. VOV'
from his business made the brute Aurl.
Gus, and the next morning ne was lounol
dead IN one corner Of his bedchamoet,'
a bullet having gone through ms nears.s
His wife was found wounded ia anotncI'
part Of the room. She sand thas neA
husband had come home the night Pc
fore ia rage and began 70 abuse heF
while she was in bed; that he hit her on
the head with the butt Of his revolver.
while her head was on the pillow, ana
scattering blood over the linen tnat
she jumped up and ne shot nerv
inflicting a slight flesh wound ia her
side. She then rushed ut him, and
snatching the revolver from HIM shot MIN
through the heart. He reeled to the
corner where he wns found and died.
The prosecution did not believe her
story. and set up the theory that she had
shot him while he was asleep ana
dragged him TO the corner. and then ln-
flicted the wound on herself. The car
pet where the dead man lay was satnr-
ated with blood. According to the
theory of the prosecution the blood on
the pillow was his also. put sections
ofthe pillow, with blood upon il, under
the microscope and drew on cardboard
the shape Of the corpnscles enlarged
about two thousand diameters. | then
put the blood on the carpet under the
microscope in the same way. The com
parison was wonderful. The corpuscles
on the pillow were bright, round and
clean. They were beautiful. The cor
puscles on the carpet were large and
disiigured, the result of disease. The
comparison settled that question at once.
The blood corpnscles were as different
as day and night, and sustained the
women's account OF the shooting. She
was acquitted on that and other eviy
dence.
Gas between human blood and dogs
blood, the microscope enables the expert
to determine precisely whether speci-
men is from human being or dog.
But it is impossible to determine be-
tween human blood and hogs blood.
This fact convicted one man that | know
of. He claimed that the blood on his
clothes was dogs blood was able to
show that it was not dogs blood but If
he had said that it was hogs blood /
could not have contradicted that state
ment. y