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National Republican., 1885-02-07

connected Herewith.
THE SABBATH FOR MAN. New York {:
Funk 4 Wagnalls.
This most valuable and instructive
work, by Rev. w. +. Crafts. is published
by Funk & Wagnalls. New York and
London, at the remarkably low price of
$3.50. 1t is q volume of $50 pages. filled
with truths and facts, and has specially
in view the interests and needs of work
ingmen, overy one of whom would bo
profited by perusal of the book.
The appendix of 100 pages contains in
brief form vast accumulation ofopinions,
facts, and laws on tho value of a proper
Sabbath observance.
Tho law of Sabbath rests, DIR. Crafts
finds, in the original creation of man;
the Sabbath was made for him, not he for
the Sabbath, and this divine ordinance
runs through the entire history of Gods
d dealings with man. Every man has the
God-given right to rest one seventh Of
his time from secular labor; nor has any
government or corporation tho right to
require any man to work on the Sabbath,
and all kinds of secular labor required on
this day are in violation of mans consti-
tuition, and destructive of tho best in-
forests Of society and civil government.
DIR. Crafts Is not fool enough to teach
that men can be made pious or religious
by the enactment of a Sabbath law; on
the contrary, he has sense enough to
know that the civil government has the
right to pass laws regulating the hours
and the days both of labor and rest, and
that it is the duty Of tho government to
protect the rights and interests of the
workingmen from greedy bosses and
grasping corporations, who would force
them to work all days alike. One of the
most interesting portions of this work is
that which treats Of the strictness with
which converted heathen observe the
Sabbath, closing their places of business
and refusing to work. We are not pre-
pared to accept all the statements of all
of DIR. C.'s correspondents from all parts OF
the globe, though they add much to the
interest and value Of the book. 1t can
do no possible harm and ought to do a
great deal Of good.
National Republican., 1885-02-07

KEEP always In your houses bottle of An.
gostura Bitters, the world renowned appetizer,
of exquisite flavor, aud a bottle of Angostura
Liqueur, the finest sweet cordial now eXtant.
Both manufactured only by DR.. j. e. b. Siegert
& Sons, and for sale by James II, MCGee.
National Republican., 1885-02-07
New PUBLTC1TTONS.
NEW BOOKS.

Men of Invention and Industry.
Customs and Myths. Lang.
wild Rock, WandGrer.
Out of the Wreck. Douglass.
History of Mouthnil of Bread. Mace
The Mentors. Ayres,
Katherine. Vance.
Women Plumbing and Doctors.
Historical Reference Books
Egypt and Babylon Rawllnson.
Elements of Moral Science. Porter.
Deldee; or, The Iron Hand.
The Wane of an Idea. Colombo.
Life and Letters OF Bayard Taylor.
Three Visits to America Emily Faithful
w. H. MORRISON,
a.. nr,A-ArA AnrrrA.I.I.
National Republican., 1885-02-07

WHEN one Is sick advice is plenty, but not
always the best. good rule Is to accept only
such medicines as have after long years Of
trial proved worthy OF confidence. This is a
case where other people experience may be
OF great service, and II has been the experience
of thousands that Ayers Cherry Pectoral Is
the best cough medicine ever used.
National Republican., 1885-02-07

II you want Help, Houses, or Rooms, fur.
nished OrluiurnishJd read THE REPUBLICAN, s
want" columns. Three lines three times for
20 cents,
National Republican., 1885-02-07
THOMAS BOWLING. R@uctioncSr.' @ ';SS' @"'E'' is4 :,
UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.


Eyyirtuc ota writ ofvendltloni exponas: issued
out OfthB Clerks ONCE of the supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia, and to me directed,
viii sell at public sale, for cash, In n9nt ut thu
court house door Of said District, on WEDNC-
DAY, THE / lTH DAY or FERRlAltN, 1850,
~ ~ o'clock M, all the right, title, claim, aud
interest OF the defendant In and to tho following
described property, to wit; .
Part OF n tract Of land called "Fortune I'm
lRrged," on the eastern side Of the Eastern
Branch OF tho Potomac river, beginning at the
southeast corner OF shelby r. Scaggs's part Of said
tract; thence nOrtherly with q public road on
the east adjoining said scaggs,s part to Inter
section Ofthe marlborough road y, % bO', H..
Ia perchcs. n. 5io W, 1871 perChes with the
Marlborough road thence n. go 3Ol W. IL
pprchrs on said road to a cedar tree; thence =,
10 w, SS perches to u chestnut tceei \, 2ee W.
AOll porChCs to a cedar tree; X 100 bbl 4. 7lA
pcr1hes 10 the beginning, containing forty. four
acres one rood, aud iioy-lwu percnes oflgud, to-
pethcr with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and leyied upon as the properly
ofthe defendant William &, htelnmotz, TO sat
| isfy ycndulOn eNponns No. 2543O, ut law, In
! ivor Of James J.. II, Campbell and George
! Richards, CLAYTON MCMlCHAEL,
Hr.H United statea MarshAL
THOMAS DowLNo. AuclioneeE ia2o-2ot
National Republican., 1885-02-07
THE DISTRICT IN DARKNESS
A GRAPHIC PICTURE OF EXISTING LOCAL
LEGAL ANOMALIES.

The Federal Laboratory for Legislative Ex-
perimeuts-An Unconstitutional Condition Of
Affairs-The Only vestige Of Suffrage a
Pandemonium on Wheels.
National Republican., 1885-02-07

= TaY three linesi In THE REPUBLICANS "Want"I
oolumnA 3hree times, 70 eentA
National Republican., 1885-02-07
STATES MARsHALs SALE


by virtue of writ of hcr f,clas issued
o.l of the Clerks omce OF the supreme Court
Of tue District Of Columbia, and to me directed,
Will Sell Ht public sale, for cash, In frOut Of the
Court House door Of said District On Thurs
DAY, THE 2OrH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1855,
NJ IL 'clUCk ln., all the right, tile, Clan, and
interest OF the defendant in and 10 the following
described property, TO wlti
All Uf lot numbered seVCuty.threc (13l, in
Todd IL Guunel's sub of square numbered four
hundred and sNty.hve (lO6l, situated on
Seventh street wesr, between ID and r streets
south, Part OF lot numbered Twelve az, in
square numbered seven hundred and twenty
four l72l). beginning for SAID part thirteen (l3)
feet hye and three'quurtcr 90 inches north
from the southwest Cnrncr OF said lot, running
east thirteen ,l3J feet six 90 inches, running
thence tast one hundred aud hlteen ll5) feet,
thence south with the rear line OF said lot tnr-
teen (l3l iest six 90 nrhcs, aud thence running
west one hundred and hNeon ll5l feet to tho
place Of beginning, Also all that other part OF
said lot Twelve l2l In said square seven hun.
dTc1 and twcuty.fOur l124l, beginning at apolnt
thirteen ll3l feet six lVl inches south Ot the
uoTthwcs. corner Of said lot, aud running thence
sOuth ont the line OfsHld Frs street two and three
quarter t2ltl inches and thence running east
one hundrel and fifteen llbl feet, and thence
north on the rear liuo OF said lot TWO and three
quarter ,2A,l inches, aud thcpCe west one hum
dred and hheel Ul6l feet TO the place of begin
the property OF the doicudant, Elizabeth
Windsor, 10 satisfy execution No, %. 3sl at law
In favor OF the United states, use OF lhurStOn
johnson, CLAYTON MCMICH AEL,
United states Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING, AuCtiOnCcr. fed aOt
National Republican., 1885-02-07

there is history of the recent political
campaign and biographical sketches of
the president and vice president elect,
besides detailed accounts of the proposed
inaugural ceremonies aud the committees
connected Herewith.
National Republican., 1885-02-07
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,

Swift's Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise
on Blood and skin Diseases mailed Free.
National Republican., 1885-02-07
HIEDICAL.
=. =. =.

From experience think Swlh's Specific Is
very valuable remedy for cutaneouS diseases,
JAMES JACKSON,
Chief Justice of Ga.
Atlanta, Sept, 1884.
National Republican., 1885-02-07

Heading. BY JAMES BALDWIN, Phi. D., Au-
thor of ''English Literature" &c. Chicago
Jansen, MCClurg IL Co.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-25

finoen ii9 ebsnfauS O%siinunaep Der @ass
leituns. Oas beilise @as 1T Natommsn
gsrudlos es breunt nit elmer ni6t iebr
fart leudtenben, belbIauen bis blobrotben
Tlamme, bic siperffsaos benz nG6tliden
@ottesbienite elm ieierli6 mpiterl6ies @es
p:dse perlieben bat. Sas Gas 1T in iols
den Wenssn po,banben. bag bic @eieas
i4aft 6otorew ibre gtabliH Elements bamit
erleudtet, unb einige uier3ig SeiieI oamit
bet,t. 9tinqs um ben Gempel berum, unb
I'M peiten llmfreile brou6t man nur NIT
Dem Stod Die @rofruIte su burditoBeu,
I'M Dos Gas anSubrenuen. Stsft man
eiu &obr IN bos God, 10 bat man bic
id0nite StrosenIuterne. NuBer fir bic
Petroleum Snouitrie, piro bas Gas au4
nod gum Ralfbrennen perpenoet. Armes
nii9e, reriide unb Sataren: Rinoer ums
,iuselu ben 6remoen, UNI ibre tleinsn
6euer:G empeI an ben StraBen Su seissn,
uno ibm 10 einise &opeten aus Der Sai4e
gu loden.
Nls mir uns miebsr nod 8afu ~ mems
oeten, iaben mir cine mddtige, tief idwar3e
Guudidule gum Simmsl itsisen; aber mir
erinnerten uns, seb0tt gu baben, ME faff
iebe Wode einise Deal 6susr in ben &afs
%fiuerien ausbrdde, uno butten besbalb feline
sroBe Gorge. Sn Der Chat mar nur elm
Saiiin NIT einisen Gauienb @entuern Yes
troIeum III Vranb seratben, alio oas 6euer
gar ni9t Der Hebe pertb; in Yatu fdut
oas nidt mebr auf. als bel uns in Oeutids
lamb Elm Sdorniteinbranb. Nn bic Yes
troleum seidwdnserte g%tmoipbdre batten
mir uns iebr balb gspobnt; ieIbit Der
Wein, Der in Sdlduden benz idarfen Bes
trolsum gu LANCE ausseiest seiueien mar,
idmedte nidt wenis barnad, absr sr nuns
bette uns besbulb nidt idlsdtsr. 3meiffels
los 1T Der petroleum: @erut benz Mens
iden gang gut cdsli9. Batu fol-, ieitbem
bic Yetroleums Snbuitrie blibt. unter ans
itsdenben &rantbeiten nod ME s~elitten
baben. Die Na9buItisteit bss @erudes
ut cine gang beoeutenoe; meme Rleioer
roden nod uiersebn Gage ipdter BEL Der
antunft IN Sonitantinopel 10 besinficirt,
baB i'd mid. seaeniibsr ben e,iten Na9s
ridten pom Gri9einen Der @boIera, gan,
fiber fiblte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-25
-
-
Tiir GinmanOerer.

@tnpanetrtr unb iol4s. psIds gsruanoit uub xrsuubs
aus europa srwartsn, m0ctn a4 Ju isbs 3stt an ben uns
tusstduteu nm ausfutt unb Stift penssn. Essnn Sss
manb uon europe fommt. 70 bsnadrtAiist man mi&, NIT
psidsm S6tfs uno In mtlAer Sdihss abibeiluua man ans
lansen ptrb, 10 werbe Id ~osufsiben am bstrsienbsu seIs
eunsspIaes tn emptan9 usbmsn uub TIM hberaa init So
tboliIieu Gomttss thr gtnpaubsrtr bobs i1 oas Raj. In
Cattle gartsn bic an mta burd Brtsis ausswteisnsn o us
pinosrer ~ tmpfanssH unb thr tbr Ssftss a. ierssn. 9abIs
ret4t Ssugnins Don setitlt&su unb ueltitAsn Berioueu
lprsttn idr mstut s8irtiamttit In stsisr anss essnbtit.
SAthseoutraets &C. pon unb sad europa wtresn bderai
unb BITE f4uitt austunit lbsr fatboltiAs 0olsutsn I'm
Dsftsn, dabrbtusts for aus gtieubabntHinesn Ger. : .aas
ten srihsiIt. Ran aereRrs;
Joseph Koelble,
lSS Hast Third Street, New York CITY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-25
WerfoIat ote Sm,wimSIer !

@euu Sbr pop Biiisrs (beaatt oas srdus Sopfens
Bhidsi out Der petbeu Gtiieitt) oerlanai uuo Der apoibes
ter ue, abtolsi erh etwat. has H4 Is. q. Boruu's @srs
uau Pop itters- men Il. eer etns auesrs Bs3et6Tius ais
ter pie cine etittg S4lan q; uue menu CT fur ben SIoh
enr ss.e 9 nomm n bat. 10 tdat TIN wea,n Bsiruses an
III psreen Gaa far ittnt DsrartbsiIuus irsis,bis bel0S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-25

- Nhhh VS. s(RA
sebu Sabren lit Id on ben b.. tisusu tosts
htlten S6He zen in rneineH &ncsn nne
In ben Httreu.
.gis in bic 3ebenipiben uno bis In ben
S6eitel!
,&as mid wabniinnis madtei
so m1no uno friimmte ib mid I'll
.3eitweiie muBten mid orei Wtanuer i'm gett
balten!
.Gie aer,te periu9ten uersebli9, mir einbss
riln9 ;u ueridaflen.
Worpbin II anbere Opiatel
,Satten feline Wirtune
Rod ,uel Wonaten wurbe i6 als benz 2obs
~perialen auf9e9eben III
v2lS meme Srau
cine yiabbarin er,6blen bOrte, wie piel Suites
Sop Sitters iir re Setban. bolte ie es iofort
uno CAB mir oauon. Gle erite DoSis erlei6terte
mein @ebirn uno idien ben Sdmer3 aus meiz
mem 6orper perla9en 3u polen.
Dte Annette DoEs brddie MIR sweifiiubtssn S6Iof. bfs
len Id iett Swei y onaleu enibebrt bate Rod tbe 10
thni 6laid,n ausotbIoudt bate, mar Id seiuuo nuo ars
bsiiste bet @otsn lang. mite nur elm Dtsnia arbeitsn
faru. attr tt ar ettete du5u ougeitr n9t. ~ertditeie mt3
ouberoem uno ettrautte an cine 4 dubtrlt bartnaftaen
uun itmersealten Abcamatismus IN wsintm sausex
s6rper.
Sd psnoste mid 10 tterum an bic ar,ts unS mad
msbrsrsn @obeu ~httrlitbeu ne mid msiusm S4ifii
os siutn arlppel aui Sradru ilr esb,us5eii. pts tie Tags
ten. Sd ira' eiuen brsuno. itiloeis ibm msiueu Sia
pnb er idais Ttr. oaB pop Sttiers TIN gebeilt bate pu,
mth betIen wnros. so | ate TIM aus, aber er blisb 70
emit babel. eab Id mid Usranlabt lob. pop Sittsrs- piu
oerum IA gebr Iud tu.
Su pen ger al pi,r @oteu rarf Id msius Srl6tn tort,
fnI on. tet4te arbeIt 81 hun unb osbraudts Uni Bo4tn
lang BOP Siuers. bi Id 10 q uo marble. mte aas auets
rn Dtsnihs unS 20 is,t is3s 3 br'n nod btu.
Sop Sitters bat aud meine felt Sabrsn franfs
Nrau 9ebeilt uno id babe lie lno meme timber
nit ,pei bis orei Slaiden i'm Sab:e seiunb ere
balten. gSer Sop Sitters sebrau9t, braldt
nidt trant gu fem.
g. s. Sert. GrsS uperpiior.
10ic arine frante Srau, S9wefer, Wutter
,Ooer 3odter!!l!
.8ann Su eiuem Silbe frotenoer @eiuubbeit
Atirh aittina lInlda,t Gnn AiIlar1 An, III a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-25

giner frdhiden unterldNun 20 beusenttr Yesbitinis
rung fam mon bic metuen lsb'l, meide bic RtnIhsn
bsfale suibreiben gs 1T { ne aus emddts 4 batiadt,
baB ttne 8ur mt Sotetter's Wa euhttterem
io9a e'nen pon Rutur itudhiihsn Sr9auismus In iols
den Der ~beiotgur Bssuitano isSt. oab T ben herridynbittu
Srantbsitsurii den. !. y. BEN bosraitdsn Gil 4 Ne Don
Wtosmtn. /, us iuuoem Baisr, lbsrmdb ger Sise. 5,ud'
i'gteit, Rdlts. p'6sttbsnS emperatnrperduceruuse en- u. |. 10.
ttn err chen 'ann.
Gu BADEN be aa'n a~poibs'.rn uub sdubf,rn ~nb,rbaupt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-25

bic arme franfe Srau, Sdmsaer, Wuttu
,Ooer 3odter!!ll
,8ann az einem giloe frotenoer @eiuubbeit
burd einiSe Slaiden Sop Sitters 8emadt wsr.
ben!
.g8out Sbr ie Ieiben laIIenu!l'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-25
Shapes @mtfomme en-.

80 Rodeitsr. 1. Stunt 1881. -@cr
sebn Sabren lit Id al ben be ttausn t6ets
ltditeu Sdm.l zen tn meinem &icsn nns
In ben &ttreu.
The Dawson journal., 1885-06-18
The "Buz Saw" Newspaper.

The May number of Lum
Smiths Philadelphia HERALD lit
orally sparkles with dynamical and
electrical exposures of pernicious
newspapers, frauds, quacks and
humbugs that infest our land to
the detriment Of legitimate Jour
nalism and business and the NOR
ais OF our boys and girls. Editor
Smith prefers serious charges
against Gov. Bum, of Idaho, and
calls on President Cleveland for
Bunn's removal. Anthony Com
stock, Secretary of the N. Y. S.
for the S. of v, is again offered
$500 to explain his connection
with WI. Allen,a notorious fraud
and legally indicted blackmailer.
The Texas Press and officials are
appealed to to drive Byron H. Van
Raub, Of Leon Springs, Taxas,
from that State. It appears that
Van Raub is trying to establish a
harem. "Dr." W. H. Hale, pub
Usher Of Health and Home"
Washington, D. @, is again fully
exposed. Algornon Fl. Wilcox,
Tom Chichester and CDR" Fry,
all Of Philadelphia, are given
Thirty Days Notice" to discon-
tinue their demoralizing Penny
royal and Transy Pill'' business.
Smith declares if they do not heed
his warning he will arrest and
prosecute them himself. The
Louisiana Lottery Company is
again exposed. The stories, poet
ry, and puzzle department of the
HERALD are excellent. Smith
scored his forty-siXth victory on
the 2lst of May, before Judge
Arnold, the jury awarding Smith
$4,000 damages.
The Dawson journal., 1885-06-18
Attempted Assassination Near
LccSbury.
Nr.G. A. Mcdonald Shot at Threa
Times, and Narrowly Escapes.
Albany News 18th inst.

Albany News 18th inst
We learn from reliable gem
tleman of Lee county that that us
ually quiet county came near fur
nishing an assassination to the
calendar OF crime, on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. q. A. Mcdonald was return
ing home from his farm about
dusk. When within about mile
and a half Of his house, a man
stepped out from behind tree, a
few spaces distant, and fired at
him with a pistol. The mule SHE'D
on the appearance of the stranger,
disordering his aim, perhaps, and,
when the pistol fired, plunged so
violently as to throw Mr.. McDon-
aid some distance. As the pros
trate man was in the act of rising,
the would-be assassin fred at him
twice more. Recovering from the
startling attack and the shock of
his fall, Mr. Mcdonald drew his
pistol and fired five times at the
retreating figure, with what effect
is unknown.
We are gratified to state that
Mr.. Mcdonald sustained no bodi-
ly injury, outside of the ehaking-
up given him by the fall. But his
escape was a narrow one. His
watch chain was shot off, a hole
was put through his vest and his
handkerchief was riddled.
1t will be remembered that Mr..
Mcdonald lost his dwelling house
by fire, about two months ago.
Thursdays attempted assassina-
ton may throw some lighton that
loss. We congratulate Mr.. Nc
Donald on his escape, and trust
he may succeed in running down
the guilty party. There is but
one remedy for such evils.
The Dawson journal., 1885-06-18
The Atlanta Consti.
ton.

In long article relating to the B. B. B.,
of that city, says:
The Blood Balm Company startod one
year ago with $1,000, bat to-day the bus
iness cannot be bought for $50, 900!
The demand and the satisfaction givep is
said to be without parallel, as its action
is pronounced wonderful
we are glad to announce that our drug
gists have already secured supply, and we
hope our readers will supply themselves t
once.
1t is said to be the only speedy and per-
manent blood poison remedy ever offered,
giving entire satisfaction in all cases. before
one bottle has 0een used. For Blood Dis
eases. Kidney Troubles, 5crofula Catarrh.
Old Ulcers, and Skin Diseases, try one bot
tie of B. B, B.
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. will mail
free Of cost, book filled with information
about the blood, the Kidneys, Scrofula,
ETC., etc.
The Dawson journal., 1885-06-18
ATRAIN RECKER.
George Washington Abrams Caught
Placing u Rail on the Track.

On Thursday evening, about
sunset, the figure of a man was
seen emerging from the woods
near the track of the Central rail
road about mile east Of Bron-
wood. Two white men who hap
pened to be near, were attracted
by the suspicious movements of
the figure, and concealing them
selves watched it. The mysteri-
Gus figure looked up and down the
track, and being satisfied that he
was unobserved, picked up an iron
rail and laid it on the track. The
two men rushed forward to cap
ture the wretch, who proved too
feet for them. They got close
enough to the fugitive, however,
to indentify him as G.W.Abrams,
a negro living in the neighbor-
hood. On Friday morning officer
Joe Cooper, of this city, who hap
pened to be in Smithville,succeed-
ed in capturing the culprit. and
turned him over to the marshal of
that place.-Albany News.
The Dawson journal., 1885-06-18
4 General Dog Law.

Our last grand jury unanimously
recommended that our Represen-
tative and Senator do all in their
power to pass a general dog law.
Grand jurors you are right. We
endorse this sentiment and join
you in the issue you are making
against the dogs. We are sure
that you voice the sentiment of
every thoughtful man in our coun-
ty. There may be a few cranks,
who have not considered this
question, who will howl alb 3rt lib
erty and rights. Of such we
would ask, "has no one but the
dog and themselves any rights?"
Where ale the rights of the child,
and the rights of the sheep?
There are men in this county,
ana IN every county IN the State,
who own larger number Of dogs
than Of dollars, who neglect their
work to hunt the little squirrel
and the timid hare, They divide
the scanty meals OF their children
with the half dozen half starved
hounds that follow them by
day, and prowl the country, at
tacking the focks by night.
Nothing but a general dog law
will remedy this evil and rid us Of
such nuisances.
1t is only question of time.
Bull and tiger are having their
day, but the time is coming when
we will be relieved of their prowl-
ings and depredations. We hope
that our representatives will help
speed the day when the shepherd
| will feel secure, and the flock will
no longer dread the approaching
night.
The Dawson journal., 1885-06-18
Terrell Court.

Terrell Superior Court met as
per adjournment on Monday even
ing last, His Honor Judge John
I. Clarke, presiding, in the case
of the State VS.. w. 0. Baldwin.
Motion for a new trial. The de-
PENDANTS council was given more
time in which TO prepare their
motion, and the case is to be heard
at 2:30 p. m. Friday, July 3rd.
In the case of the State VS.. G. w.
Cheves to change the venue in
which to try the special plea filed
by defendants council, His Hon.
or Judge Allen Fort presiding.
The States council objected
to any change Of counties
and the defendants council
being absent, the court granted
an order dismissing the motion
for change of venue, so the case
is continued until November term
Of court, and what will be done
then is yet to be seen.
The Dawson journal., 1885-06-18
What a Mississinni Pilot SAYS

Capt. d. NJ. Riggs, who is we'll
known at New Orleans and along
the Mississippi river, says; 81
have been suffering from dyspep-
sla for the past five years, and
from broken rest, by severe pains
in the bowels and kidneys. l til
ed every medicine recommended
for these diseases,w without success.
At last [ used a bottle of Browns
Iron Bitters, which proved a per-
feet success in my case" 1t cures
all liver, kidney and malarial
diseases.
The Dawson journal., 1885-06-18
A Kiss by Moonlight

From time immcmOrial no one will pre-
tend to deny the fact that kisses have been
held in high repute by both sexes-w wheth-
er active or passive. 1t has been decided
that legal kiss implies action on both par
ties; but when a lady simply consents TO
be kissed without action of her lips, it con-
stitutes only passive kiss-a sweet de-
prived Of its nectar.
Snugly ensconsed within mosS-cmbOw-
cred and vine-clad verandah, and almost
hid from view amid sweet-scented honey
suckles, was seated a fair Atlanta nymph,
whose beautiful dark eyes, alabaster COM
pleXion and voluptous contour, seemed to
daze the young gent by her side whoever
and anon while circumnavigating her slen-
der waist, gave her buss and then re-
buss to the amazement of q pedestrian who
happened to be passing that beautiful
moonlight night. At that moment the low
er was heard to ask, MY dear darling
Sarah Jane, you are becoming more beau
tiful every day; your eyes sparkle with
more brilliancy, your once pale cheeks
have been painted by the roseate hue of
nature and you seem to have entirely re-
gained your health. VIII you tell me the
cause of the change?"
81 have simply used that wonderfully
effective blood remedy known as B. B. 3.
The Dawson journal., 1885-06-18

The dreaded caterpillar has
made its appearance in the cotton
fields of this county. A report to
this effect has come in from sever
al sources, and there is no reason
whatever for entertaining any
hope for deliverance from these
periodical pests. The showery
weather will promote that luxuri-
ant growth Of the cotton weed
which is favorable to the rapid
increase and destructive visits of
these worms. ms.-Albany News.
The Dawson journal., 1885-06-18
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The Dawson journal., 1885-06-18

Gro. JONES, a white man in At
lanta, informed his employer one
morning last week that he had
swallowed two bottles of lauda-
mum and was on his way to glory.
Upon investigation it turned out
to be a case of whisky instead of
laudanum, and George was COM
PEELED to postpone his trip for the
present. atlanta can have tho
biggest religious rivival or get
more men drunk in given length
J Of time than any other town.