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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
DEPARTURE OF THE ALVENA.
GILL, s.11S FOR GREYTOwN WITH SUPPLIES
AND MEN FOR THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
ACTIVE OPERATIONS TO BEGIN UPON HER
ARR1vAL-oTHER VESSELS TO FoL
xow uvR SOON,

LOW HER SOON.
A.. u.. announced few days ago, the Aass Line
$500, I,ysna left her dock yesterday a. the nrst
~ ,umher Of vessels carrying mon ana material OF
~, S,.,r.u, Canal Construction Company 10
c,.vtnn,n m begin tho construction OF me lh'er-
1890 o.r,I Resident Engineer T. T. DAVIS was IN
h.r ~ the exped,tion and lieutenant Csher, oniteo
CO., w. ,ccompanied It as super1nenoent OF
,n,.s and TRANSFORMATION. In addition 10 inc
oaieers NJ the Alvena were about for'y n''"'o s"u
twenty second class passengers III 'nC,s % 49,,
will be about 900 men engaged III 'no n =.
NJ construction, Tho Alvens carried 4oo oon' Oh
freight, consisting Of provisions msen,oi' AD
VAR, When the ships which are to follow inc A'ens
All ,,. ,.nd.a their csrgoes, there will 10 pole
hood ocomot,ve ten largo steel canoes steam iauncn
for the chief engineer two diamond drills my 'o'
of provisions clothing for 500 laborers' SIX largo p
drivers two largo portable houses, four largo ioo"
drills 10000 feet of lumber, 1.ooo,ooo teo' Vi po
and timber. 10000 feet of galvanized iroh-roonns'
tools Of oil kinds and abundant supplies OF everything
else necessary to the expedition.
The next vessel will leave New-York In ABOUT TWO
vees Freight vessels will leave Wilmington n. W.
within the next month with additional supplies. ih0
first piece Of work which viii be done 81 Grey'o"h
viii DO the construction Of . largo pier " shei'oi
tho dredging In the entrance OF the haroor
After the dro OF the hsrbor Is under hesdway, the
excavation Of the canal proper VIII begin. Some OF
he men will be put 1t wick also upon tho grsdlhs OF
part Of the eailroad bed which TO run soove Toe
eAnA line. This win be accompanied by the I'M
me@see construction Of . telegraph Hne from Gfcy
sss " Lsse Nicaragua distance OF aooue Ninety
,s ps ayt survey Of tho Nicaragua route W. made IN
isSs xthne preliminary work was finished In July,
,ssarnsd home. The Alvsas was escorted to tho
sw~ bas ysstsrdsy b. the sssamsr Il. z. Bishop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

TO TEST 4 NEW UTILIZATION OF REFUSE COAL.
pitt,burg Nav 25-Thc possibility that the supply
q, natural gaS will give out and the fact that already
IT'S Irrcguary and cXpensvenesS Is creating serious
arpr.hcnsIon has stimulated inquiry her" as to other
mode, Of producing cheaper fuel. Among those
recently tested IS rflse coal, powdered into condi.
zion Of great tneneSs and the result thus far ATTAINED
ar, somewhat surprising. Thu experiments are being
made AT the works Of MoThcad brothers 4 Co.,
vlrr, Ia. morrow morning a public demonstration VIII
,. a,Iorrd Tho test will be between thrc" furnaces,
side by side one ruuung by natural gas, one by the
swindell Gas Device. and the other by natural coal
rulyrrizcd into a condition So excessively fine a to
insure almost perfect cumbustIOr and hence proue-
ing the greatest possible amount OF heat The com.
buStlou process Is that invented by J, G. McAuley,
who with Frederick Bishop OF the Warren Iron Works,
is applyiug It hero under the direction II Mr.. Lewis,
the superintendent Of III" works. The puNrrzat"h
f c,r which hitherto owing 10 It's cost and the DIM
Guilty Of controlling the product after pulvcrzaton,
ha, been an expensive process. It Is now claimed can
no cbc,uy and rapidly effected by the "cyclonc7 prin.
cc 81 counter currents Of air IN the device controlled
-, Era.tl, v imam, of New York, who has for year
icon nuShinc hrw ari IN" applcauOn OF powdered fuel
n.uh n result now t. DO demonstrated The claim
no, mi. coal can b. used In competition with natural
ca and that Il with economy he substituted
,b,r,f,r ia a bold one, and the results OF the tsts
,r,nrrnw arc looked forward to with considerable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
BROADWAY,
9TH & 9TH STREETS, n. Y.

in tho East Room when the President Appeared Thry
had 10 hurry thrOu XII the hanha Ing. for puStmas
General Wanamakrr> newly purrl a>Nd yacht. Iic,t.
less was waiting for the President at the wharf Tho
Prev dent hal no time talk about his grandfather
with four or Of tho callers who had voted for that
honored gentleman. \ few minute, after = O'clork,
the President accompanied by Acknowledgment Miller.
secretary IialfUrd General George y. Williams and
Rspresrntatvc Anderson, OF Kansas, Siart, for the
wharf whore the Rcstc>S was waiting and they werr
soon steamng down the Potomac in this trim llitlr
craft. Tho President is going on fDr a on the
water, and The party expect u rciurn on Monday
PustmasterIienrral WansInak"r t'mrrcf HIS Yacht 10
the Pros dent but asked Ia he excused frjm going with
him. he had TO attend to his sunday school class In
PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
FORTUNE SEEKERS IN UdI7I.
PLAYING AT WAR on THAT ISLAND.
,,pcr ppoyrars MADE TO AMERICANS 40
WORK AND NO MONEY FOR THOSE
WHO SOIGIIT ADVENTURE.

WHO SOUGHT ADVENTURE
George G. Pumrr an engineer, OF H""klyn on" Of
eighteen Americans who went to Hay on Marh 10,
under engagement to fight In l"Gitnc's navy, has To-
., rcd IA his civ not rich a. hc expected To be-
I'm, good deal wiser than when 40 star;~I The
c,phtccr men had a promls" not only Of larsr wages,
hut ~ monthly payments In advance Incl.rI IN the
marty wcr, sea captains and engineers AMI first and
sccopd MARS the number being thought sufficient To
firm the full complement Of officers for the ronn and
OF three such men ofwar a fight in IIaytan waters
The captans we're receive 200 AMI the engineers
$3.50 A month Plumcr went down a chief engineer
He tolls an interesting story Of the pcrcncss Of tho
party IN llayu.
one Of the men namri krtrham. hc says. died from
yellow fever shortly after the party arrived Another,
New. York Upon his arrival he disappeared. and has
not been heard from since captain Fisher another
OF the party IS held in Port Prince under military
surveillance. and Captain Nelson Is In command Of
La Defence, OF Lrgitmc's gunbuats Tie
others are struggling home pcnnr,s, bcs, they may
Only seven OF the party found employ Graef.
McKimmer and Brown assigned to tho Panama,
Captain Nelson took command OF La Defence formerly
the Belize, with Mason next in command: Graham had
charge Of the engines OF the Touissa Amt. and Pumor
handled those OF the Dessslncs.
HARD WORK GETTING THEIR PAY.
The other members Of the party lived, or according
N Plumer existed In Port au- Prince. devoting their
time chiefly In endeavorIng 10 collect the money
promised them whether they received work or not
Those werc employed occupied their leisure also In
trying secure thor wages, The only actual seTlce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
,,oroR DFiI.FRS IN OUINDIRY.

Chicago May "a dispatch fnm Cincinnati says
rrh, Police commissioners yesterday Issued order
D. I,cc lrutcnsnts to arrest all volsors OF the
a,y law to morrow. They wero also Instructed TO
sion sunday baseball. There Is much excitement
among liquor dealers. who are at loss what to do
Tho cincinnati Baseball club has two games scheduled
,or next sunday The Saloonhecper' Association. at
n meeting last week, decided TO fine every member $40
who failed 10 keep open on SUNDAY me ola law not
ony nnr, the offender. but makes u mandatory Oh the
Imd- 10 send him the workhousc. The liquor deal
ar arc thus caught between two ires.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

popular prices that cannot be
aualie
al
stock upon our shecs
stock
quckyPrOft
dprohtn
usual,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
CgAyGEs IN 4 DEPARTMENT.

Washington, May 23-The following appointments
vor, to-day made in the lntehor department
Martin s. Ragsdale, OF Indiana, timber agent IN
tho General Land Office; George l.. Wilkinson. OF
w,.souri. Edwin s. Henry, Of Kansas; Henry s.
HSJau of Vermont William J. Rich, OF Masss-
ehuse1s, and corn.liTs G. Billing Of Ve5mSnt
EranF r. Alien Of Wisconsin, chief Of division In
- Don ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
AN EXPRESS CAR BOBBED IN rBIAG

St. Louis. May 25-" The Post Dispatch hAs 49,
gram from Dallas, Tex, which says that whea ~
ast-bound passenger train the Texas and feHane
Railroad reached the outskirts Of tho cry q w.
p. NJ yesterday, two masked M, men az VIZ msssaoSn
wray tn he was insensble, took ~ ~ -, - 49,
tho safe Of 81 500. pulled ths oe4 oSsS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
HE A N
THE WORLD DO MOVE"

1.-THE WORLD DO MOVE
Each turn brings round another day...''A i'" "1'
md the mountains or the lakes or seashore WIZ ~
,,o,, g., ,or, ,,ou0h,...Are you ready'..""n n0"
preparations are In order. and In ofoei 1'''
pare We give . list of some things that We N''''-
WHAT Is 1T YOU WANT
.,,.,s, q, ,,o.s things that 20 make home
In the torrid summer dsysf
wHArgR YOU WANT.
co,bnr o, any kind. for Lady Miss or BOY '"''' u
o I, :, assortment greater far than 20"
will elsewhere and. So. Also sush' ''N
Aha, .. 1n,o,.erv or Housekeeping Gooas oe'ons''''
,r,o,. Hosiery. Gloves and every kind OF Sun
,,ou.,oa pck.nacss for ornament and use
~ .. ,r,cc. that make all proclaim our stores the
spaee to buy
Another Great Offering In
LADIES WRAPS,
All. Exceilina!
orer,ne Of orcrinas i,-Surprisc OF surprises ,,,o,
r,t.,, ,uo Thousand dOa-s worth OF the aVeS' ""''
- needed " RMS. Mou uns Wraps and Lace 'on"'
usrns French models ana cooos nlsu' " M
c., tr,nc mast six weeks; Cloth Newmarke's' III
~ nd Tailor made Plain Braided and PERSIAN
,r,mma5 Ceiorcd Cloth Jackets with ana without
s,s main and Persian trimmed; Dircctoire J"cEe's
nd Cans with and without silk Innings; BLACK 'io'n
I,.Le,. Plain Diagonal. Corkscrcw ana wac "Ae'
Rlack Cnmrrs Hair and Diagonal "rnps' o0'n pam
md with Crochc, Lace and Jet trimmings. and more than
, thousand Jersey Jackets. together with one huuoo
Cloth Peasant tinrments-a. without e1cepuon new
tn he sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

upon which were many f1ends Of the and officers
OF the canal company. Among them werS, the Gov.
ernor Of Delaware, Senator Mcdonald OF Indiana
DR.. H. Guzm2, Nicaragian Minister 10 the United
States, and Il. c. Taylor, general manager Of the
pany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
"Procrastnation 10 the thief 4 time."
This is the shining hour-to.day the day OF days


This is the shining hour-to.day the day OF days
BUY NOW.
Buy now, and quickly buy. nor wait I'LL the weathers
BUY while stocks full and varied and
prices the lowest known....Buy and ncer
regret
WASH DRESS FABRICS.
Why is 1T in of complaint that sales of these
with have than doubled those OF any previous
record why is iti..woud you know D.. Because
attractions have far greater Season opened with
best and pre,acst we've ever shown---thc
best and prcttcst foreign and domesticA the open'
ing stock IS sod--all---to b. replaced With assert
greater at half and than half the opening
In April OF space compelled sacri.
nee OF novelties In GnGhams and sseens, Scotch French
and those here made thought the opportunity to ".
place them would not Within tho week just past
three great purchases centre OF ar importers
each and every onc) enable to Offer
THE FoLLOwING-ALL NEW.
At l2 IL and II cents,
Two thousand pieces
FINEST IMPORT ED OIpGANDlES.
former prices IS. so ana Go cts.
comprising
scarlet and ecru tuftnd stripes;
blue. brown. pink ana cardinal lace checks
hrocaded and grcnad.uc and strips with white and
coored embroidered figures;
satin and corded checks, in blue. pink and black;
white and grounds.
with heavy tufted plaid. stripes. and fancy figures
In diamond. block and horal EFFECTS
At NINETEEN CENTS
THE FINEST FRENCH SATEENS.
.roh az o,hc-s scu n. thirty
variety wonderful for colorn.s and dcNsns-tho "ht
OF the
At 10 and - cents.
THE FINEST scoTCH zEPHYRs.
Fbroiderei open WORK. AMI corded checks nl,t. and
strines--sde bandssilk stripes and Tufted Paids--
wers IS cents to 65.
At TWELVE GENTS and q half.
PEST FRENCH PERCALES.
,;obe,In Navy Scarlet and White grounds-woith -;
and Ilatis cts upward
and .......l'. cts upward
New Indeoes and Tu keN Feds ~ ctN np"'rI
New Ginghkms and ZephJrs ~ cIN up"au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
mn, m er Ar THE CLEVELAND DINNER

Albany. n. Y, May Ex-Governor Hin will leave
Albany at noon on Monday for New.York to attend
,he dinner To be given at the Fifth Avenue Hotel To
sx. President Cleveland on Monday night The Gov.
amor will return TO Albany ON Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
BEYOND COMPETITION.

............ ........-......-
12pece Toilet Set. zinc udins Jar, In three COLOR
pink blue and brown--nt $500 complete. Other
establishments charse $3.50. Over so other Toilet
Set. n decided bargain prices.
Complete Dinner Sets, In assorted colors. s1O.73.
Owing to Increased facilities nrc now cnrr,insa
more complete assortment OF Dinner Ware thhn ever
before. Prices range from s1O75 TO s2s3.oo' ma
are guaranteed to be lower than elsewhere for same
cln.s OF goods.
Imported Water Tumbrrs at Sc. EACH
Fine Vienna Plates 3Sc., nice for fruit or dessert.
Teak Wood hand carved Tables Mt e. o. worth
s1O.75.
Beaded Bamboo Portirrc. at s1.Ns rnch' value
$3.50.
sai-un,n Korno Vases. &C., ut 25c. on the dollar
We nrr offering n richly decorated Sntsuma ko'" ut
$3.50 TINT would cost 81 900 on broadway.
Four fold gold embroidered. all cloth Jnpnnese
screens NJ 1925 n positive bargain.
siai Umbrella Jnrr nj 3 t.5O each worth $500.
Iced. (Euuli.h) Jardinirrcs ut one hnlf broadway
prices.
Minton Garden Seats mud Jnrdinicrr TO match NJ
$500 pnir value s2s.OO. Very nice for cottages.
One Thousand Dollars worth Of Hungarian Ware In
odd and art,tic shapes onr-t third actual value.
FINE CIT GLASS, ROhAb "oh'bSihh
DRESDEN CANDELABRA,
and large md ,uried Of rich and artistic
Art Pottery nnc Plates, Cups and saucrr., &c., nj
genuine bnr Rnln prices
Over 200 different styles Of ART LAMPS MI
rnouutr I'd In solid brass fncory' mt ohe-hnt
the price ask cd by lamp stores
No chnrar for packing. safe delivery guaranteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
COTTAGE FIXINGs.

EVERYTHING IN CHINA AND GLASS. JAPANESE
SCREENS. PORTIERES. &c. SUITABLE FOR FUR
NISHING COUNTRY COTTAGES. AT PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
HIGGINS &SEITER
FINE CHINA. ART POTTERY.
WEDDING GIFTS.

ON MONDAY. MAY 81. WE WILL INACCURATE
A SPECIAL SALE OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

MISSES JACKETS AND DRESSES
At Ninety-eisht Cents,
Misses Jscketsages IL TO To-. were s2 90 TO "a %
All finer Enthusiastically reduced
CbiIdrens Bingham and Chsnbrsy ! 70 cts were al 25
Dresses--high and low neck. }
Others ., % cents and 81 81 90 and 81 So
N,,,s, G,peban Blouse Suits 81 sS; 90 %
White Lawn Dresses.
Unlimited variety All ages
al 90. g. 90. .s8 oS. "a 9S....e5 %;
worth threen fty TO nine dollars.
Lace Dresses.
IS 90 to eos 90; worth 90 % 70 $40 W
Boys SUITS, PANTS AND WAISTS.
All qaalities-alI sizes-all prices
cL,,.n unts 80 cents upward.
r-,nro, Yut. sos upward.
rn,rne, s.,o, sp,ts 70 upward
Cheviot Suits 10 Up.
Flannel Suits. s'o up.
60. u,,.,. 10 cents upward.
Knee Pants -. 49, ~. 49, 49,
Hats and capa 80 ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

Buy now. and quickly buy. walt I'LL the weather
Buy while stocks full and varied ant
regret
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29

Chamberlain's collie, cholera and
Darrhoea remedy is pleasant and
effective cure for the various forms
OF bowel complaint. 1t is powerful
ly djtiusioIe and almost instantly
relieves intense pain ard quiats
the nerves. 1t has been in use in
the Northwest for fifteen years, and
the manufacturers are the oldest
makers Of such remedies in that
section. The remedy has been ex>
tonsiveiy used in several cpidemics
Of hux and dysantery and stands
better in the opinion of druggists
than any other preparation OF the
Sind ma'ie. 1t has saved thoas.
anis of lives and Is guaranteed t,
elect a radical cure. Mauu!act-
ured by Chamberlain & Co., De-
Moincs, Iowa. Sold by all drug
gis.s. If.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
4 Word to Young Hsa.

In the absence Of sobriety, econ
~omy and a strict attention to busi-
ness no young man need expect
to succeed at this day and time.
The day of the fast young ,man"
is numbered with things that were
and it is we'll. And, on the other
hand, there is nothing that sober
hrainy and industrious young
men may rot accomplish. Before
you, youn! men, are two roads and
il is your privilege to choose either.
In no line Of business is the trays
eleF Of one tolerated, but to the
travelerof the other are the golden
stairs OF fame and fortune placed
at his feet and it only requires an eff
fort on his part to make successful
sscent. One road is strewn with
flowers aud fair scenes greet the
ewes OF q traveller on every side,
and willing friends stand to the
right and to the left III readiness
p &c aid his in his effort to reach the
alluring and priced goal. The
other road, what awaits the traveller
there? disappointment, disgrace,
the gutter and potters field. Why
draw these pen pictures. There
are to be seen every day living ex-
an,pies of young men travelling
these roads and it only remains for
the unsettled youth to choose the
ore he will follow.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29

When young woman Of Mis-
Drexels wealth and starring al
nounocs her intention of bee mia
a nun it is hardly necessary 10 dis
cuss at lergth the unsatisfactory
power of money. The act itself,
Considering the circumstances Of
the actor, is more instructive than
a thousand sermons. To all in,
tents and purposes Miss Drexei
WAS 4 queen. She live ] in a pals
ace and had money enough to graft
ity every desire. Her servants
were numbered by the score, and
they ohcved her slightest wish.
The doors cfsociety were open to
her and mea and women OF distinc-
ton were glad to call her frienl.
notwithstanding all this she
processes hel entire willingness 10
renouuce it all and secluda herself
within the walls of a convent be,
cause she is not happy where she is.
Men and women with enough, FOR
comfort should take the lesson to
heart Philadelphia Record.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
Sf0O0 RamnrE.

One thousand dollars will be
paid to any chemist who will find
on analysis Of S.S.s..(S~ifts sreci-
fc) one particle Ct mercury,
Io,lido OF potash, or any poisonous
substance.
In 1873 | contracted blood poison
which soon developed into its se~
veregt secondary form, with!blotches
and ugly sores all over my body
which totally disabled me more
than year. The doctor treated
me all the time without benefit.
The disease steadily growing
worse and worse, | WAS unable to
work for year. finally was per
sIaded to take Swiit's Specific.
After taking seven bottles l was
sound and well, and have not felt
q symptom of the disease since.
This was sixteen years ago.
JOE VAUGHS.
Porsvth Ga, Jan. %, 1899.
I have taken Switt's Specific
Tor secondary blood poison, and
derived great benefit. 1t acts
much better than potash or any
other remedy th1t ! ever used.
b. L WlHGFELD, NJ. d., Rich>
m0nl, Va.
Treatise On Blood and Skin Dis
eases mlilel free,
The Sw,F9 Sr12iFIcUO., Draw
er 3, Atlanta, ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
p p Y
- ~ -

suffered untold misery Tor years from
inHammatory rheumatism, and could
j find nothing to cure or relieve me.
/ finally made up my mind to make
RHEUMATISM to 13a I [@PFi c' T5:oTf
of the terrible a.3:.tioa, aad it now
affords me the greatest pleasure Of
my lie to state to the citizens of Smith
county that an cati-cly cured, with no
trace OF the disease lett, and all effected
by the magic healing properties Of 3. B.
b., which consider tie Craadsst, purest
and most, powerful b!Oct remedy known
to man. have been subject 10 imfamma-
tory ATTACKS silce ten years Of age.
JOHN n. DAlTs, Tyler, Texas
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29

W. d. Sui, Druggist, Bippus,
Ind, tes'ifeS: Il can recommend
Electric Bittcr5 us the very best
remedy. Every bottle sold has
given reli in every case. One man
took six bottles and was cured of
rheumatism of ten years standing"
Abraham Hare, Druggist. BelIviIle
Ohio, afhcms: The best selling
medicine I have ever handled in
my twenty years experience, is
Electric Bittcrs." Thousands Of
Others have added their testimony,
so that the verdict is unanimous
that Electric Bitters do cure all di-
seases Of E;-2r, Kidneys or Blood.
Only half dollar a Hottie at
K,Jouch Brp<. Drug S.orc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
EkE-SrS LAE.Ek'5 CLOTHES.
The 81 a. Story CT c Georgia HOmdS
ira IN E.-tnTa.

=
firing in f.-ta5.a.
A src Isl from Wo>e Point says:
\ write wa,a1n, who lives on Dr..
James shc-rt's lace, las for some
timc tecn the ulicct f criticism
iron thu taa: that she dresses in
m-n's clothes and lives IN the house
with negro nan known as "0,d
Jake" The woma. claims he
lame Of Harris. Is thirty year, Old
and has 4 fourteen year old dau.h.
terwho attends the public school of
he neiyhhorh31l. The woman
is handsome. intelligent and is said
TO be most industrious field hand.
Fer three or tour years she has
Kept her Sex a secretly wear
ing mons clothing ard short hair.
She and Old Jake have beer
customers OF i essrs i. ". Eady
& Co. ever since they went to
Chambers county - nearly tour
years ago. The explanation Of
this strange case is not known, but
lis supposed theuntortunotc woman
left Ler native county in dis
grace and hoped in a strange land,
among strangers, to disguise her.
sell and spend the remainder of her
@vFetchca lite with the old negro
to whom she seems to be stroa.ly
attached. An iuycsti CATION Of
tae case has been set on foot, and
in all probability many interesting
points will bo developed. The
young and innocent girl ought, t.
say The least, be taken away iron
hsr unnatural associates end b,
saved a life Of shame.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
B. 2 B.

Ma;.-}'. CA, Jan. 8. 1850,
T TOR twelve yca.s | suffered from
X secondary and tertiary blood poison.
/ Ny face aaI : .oQll.crs became a
mass Of corruption and the disease began
to c@t r!y SiuIi bones. twas said must
sur,ly -di,, hut TIE! q Ecul. 3. 3. y.
";th b-acht, and u.;a@ eight Ct ten bottles
more became soo-d and well, and have
bscn 50 dor t"llv@ months. Hundreds
BLOOD POISON 3 6e sears seds can an
me, ana | c.t.nd hearted. thanks for so
v2!uacl1 remedy. ROBERT WARD.
We know Robert MarI and that he
has been cured by EC.aajc Flood sa!m.
Al. EriRhwcll, ". c. l}ircbmore. & Co,
J. Il. hr;ghtwell, John 7. Hart, w. 3.
ClfaDlrU
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
Ere kou .CkcnficnL2

Ifso we will convince yod thu
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Unrest ana Lung Troubles, Group.
Whooping Cough and Cold. We
guarantee the preparation and will
give you sample bottle free.
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KNoXvILLE, TIM, July 2, 1887.
7 have had ca.arrh Of TIE head for six
yeas. wc@t to 4 nc.e3 doctor and
1 be treated re for it, but could not cure
r7e, he said. was over fifty years old,
and | gave IN to die. had distressing
CATARRH s s%oiIsa n s35d '{S an T eon.
fdcnt l could not have lived without a
change. ] S-nt AID SGT on2 bottle Of your
medicine, used il. and fa;} better Then
| got four moro, and. thank God, it cured
me. Use this any way you may wish for
the good of sufferers.
MRS. MATILDA NICHOLS,
% Florida GtreSf