The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Stg;dl q Potts are selling "A pounds Of c8fTet
for 81 also ounce bottles of snuG for 20 cents.
The grass widow hasnO weeds can her. Gal
weston News
That tired feeling, which is, eNperioHeelbbysG
many people diving in malarial districts, can be
curedby taking Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic 30
cents. Is as pleasant as lemon syrup. TO get
uegenuine ask Tor Groves. 10 6m
Every dog has his day, but II lisa memcur that
will bark at night.-Life.
Young Bros. 4 Pierce, Huntingdon, Tenn, VIII
furnish you the celebrated +. w. Cooks Rilsner
Beer at .S5 per case . dozen quarts,to the case
This is the best beer on the market 14tf
The rose is red and the vioets blue, and so
man whose rent is due.-Peck's Sun:
Nearly all the diseases in the Southern Slater
are produced from malaria. Groves Taste less
Chill Tonic removes all malaral DoisOns front the
system. 1t is as pleasant TO the.taste as lemon
syrup. 90 cents. To get the genuine ask for
Groves. I6 GIN
The f0FlOrn maiden who gazes at the moon
shows symptoms Of Luna see.-Westleld Staasl
ard
Stigall& Potts will sell you good tiourats5per
barrel. 14n
Statesmen. must be very scarce in a.oounty tho
is represented by a Aoater. Orleans PcaY-
une,
Groves Tasteless Chill Tomcis perfect mala-
rial liver tonic and blood purifier. Removes
billiousness without purging. AS pleasant as lem
on syrup. 1t is as large as any dollar tonic ana
retas for so cents. TO get the genuine ask foo.
Groves. t0 en-
If you don't believe time is money, examine
your poeket-book after you have been having n
"little time. Puck.
Young Bros. g. Pierce, Huntingdon, Tenn, are
headquarters for old WHISTLES, and apple ana
peach brandy. Send them your orders. They
make no extra charge for Jugs orbOxes. IAN
The modern official seems quite willing to take
anything he can get except the responsibility
| Galveston News.
! You run no risk! Ali druggists guaranfes
Grovess TaSteess Tonic to do all that the manu-
facturers claim for it. Warranted. No cure nc
| pay! There are many limitations. TO get the
| genuine ask for Groves. l6 61n
A clock iS always an appropriate wedding gift
tIt means on the face that there Is no time like
the present. Baltimore American.
| 1t is a wellknown fact that Young Bros l.
Pierce Huntingdon, Tenn, keep the, finest stock
of old WHISTLES and brandies that can be bought
in the State Send them your ORDERS they viii
be appreciated and receive prompt attention.
| Don'twait until your life is in danger before
youbegin to pray. You will botch the jobuness
you have had previous Practice Marthas Vine
| yard Herald.
Malaria produces Weakness general debility,
tbiliousness, loss of Appetite indigestion and con
stipatiOn. Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic removes
the cause which produces these troubles. TTy'it
and you will bedelighted. 90 cents. To get the
genuine ask for Groves, ei6 6m.l
"Ifyour husband stays out so late every night
should think hewould suffer from loss of sleep"
] "Oh, he has all day to sleepvhe deserving OtEs
jury."-New York Press.
A prominent feature of the st. Louis Republic
is the Tariff Department, which was begun July
10, and will be continued until the end of the
campaign OF 1892. This department is edited by
Hon. William l.. Wilson, of WeStSVirginia, one
of the ablest Democrats in Congress, who nos
only contributes signed articles himself, but has
also enlisted the cooperation of well known aiiG
| authoritative writer's on thevarious phases of the
tariff question. All OF the tariff articles appear
in the "Twce-a-week" Republic, which is mailed
TO subscribers every Tuesday and Friday for only
81 year, and is at once the best-and cheapest
news and familysjourna published in the land.
Send for sample copies Address TIE REPBB
IIIC, st. IeuiS Mo, 162
SliNely Is Mr.. Scadds yeyyy'weaIthy? SnOd
grass: Is hep Well hear he is going to pIltia
American tin onthe roof of his hOuse.-Rreok
lyn Life.
The Nashville Daily American will, on SeIteTr
Der 1, celebrate its siXtieth birthday with %
grand extraOrd nary edition of 10000 copies. In
size it will be forty pages, and from stars to fin
ish will be filed with reading dear and valuable
to all TenneSseeans. 1t will be Ian of historical
"reminiscences and statistical matter, and articles
ION every subject in which the people, both city
and country are interested. In short it'will be
just such Gpaper as the old people ilfwant, I've
cause they can seeand hve.over theiryoung days
again; and for the young III will be an.educator
on matters without the knowledge Ofwhicn lne
would be ASA dark journey to them. Eyeryman
woman and child should send B centssnor0,aTd
let their names be registered for a copy of this,
the greatest newspaper ever issued from South
em office. Advertisers should not let tins oppoT-
tunity pass. 1t will be an advertising meditnR
I SURPRISING all others. Address, THE AMER
CAN, [September EditOn Nashville, Tenn.