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What a Street. THEEVERY LADY If tiny dealer says he has the W. I DonslaeJiioes without name and price) stamped optiia bottom, put hiiu down tut a fraud.

ALOOil.iffeA Sew Science.

A method of drawing of drawingou. disease from the huma bodyby a sort of filtering process is thelatest addition to therapeutic sci-ence. Tho patient is seated in cnair-tig- ht receiver in which the at-mosphere 'm rartfied by means of apump. Through a hole in the glassa rubber tube passes to the mouthof the occupant, who inhales by this

WASHINGTON ETTEE.

(From our regular Correspondent. )Washington April, 23, 18b9.

Harrison is still keeping up hiepolicy of wearing out the ofifce-setke- rs,

and judging Irono the waythe hotel lobbies are beginning tothin out he is succeeding prettywell. With the ixcepticn of abatch of postmasters, he has madeno important appointtnetts this

week, and the republican are slow-ly discovering that it is poor poli-cy to try to drive him into a hurrjafter re ha? announced his inUntion of going slow. Patience,Messrs. ofllcc-sceke- rs, your ma-chine goes slowly but every time itappoints a man it ia u republican,free from any symptoms of mug-wumpe- ry,

that succeeds a democratacd it is only a quektion of timewhen every democrat now ia efficewill be succeeded by a republican.What more can you ask? Ia themean time if you want to see therepublicans appointed add demo-crats removed with lightning ra-pidity just drop into Firs! Assist-ant Postmaster General Clarkson'soffice and see him manipulate thefourth c'nss post offices of the country. He has reached an averageof over fifty a day.

.v. niiaiMiiiiMnn- 'fill i

The Value of Longevity.Dr. Felix L. Oswald, in writing

of the value of longevity, says:"Can there be a doubt that Barns

and Keats foresaw the issue ortiieir struggle against bigotry,' ofthai Ceruantec, in the gloom of hismisery, could read the signs of thedawn presaging a sunburst of posth-umous fame?

"Sp noza and Schiller died at thethreshold of their goal; Pascal,Harvey, Micauiey, Buckle andIJichat left their inimitable workshalf finished; Iiidheal, Mozart andByron died at. tha verge ot a sum-mit which perhaps no other foolshall ever approach.

''Who knows how oftan, sincethe dawn of modern science, thechdl of death has palsied a handthat had all but lifted the veil ofIsis' temple? Or in how manythousand lives time alone wouldhave solved all discords into har-monies? An increase of longevitywould indeed, so've the vexing rid-dles of existence; it would furnishthe peculiar endorsement, of Mr.Mallock's conclusion. It wouldgive the vicissitudes of fortunechance to assert their equalizing ten-dencies, it would supply a missinglink iu the arguments of that natu-ral religion luat trusts the equi-poise of justice in the apparent capricec of human fate.

fAHTO 1 N A silk cress:This is your oppor- -'y-- 1 i Wnity. A. new deapartmre. bzlks av

rect from the mantisAh vfacturera to you24uur leuucea pricesDrug ue Destgood within:each of all. Ware the only nuuviaeturera in toa

U. 8. selling dbrecttocenkj

You take aarisk. We warrant everypiece ofgoodsas represent.

or moner., re funded. 8ea

vif oar referen-ces. We arethe oldest

ilk Manufacture(era in the U.S. Established in 183S.(withover CO yearsexperience

We guarantee t&OCHAFFEK

ir.ESS SILKS.Tor richness of30lor,superior finIsh and wearingqualities, to beunexcelled by

LtScTfKSed.eeof?er UOiese Dress Sjlks in Gros Grains, Satins, Surahs,D.m. nri a Ida Cloths, in. Blacksmlr. - We send to all parts of the U. 8. It will

st yon only a postal card to see foryonr- -elvcs. Send a postal and we will forward J.rou SAMPLES 1 BEE with prices.;

S. CHAFFEE & SONv Mansfield Centre. Conn.e-- .u

Refer, by permission, to Flnt national Bank, Wind-ham National Bank, Dime Saving. Bank, W UUraasOsSaTlng. Institute, of WilUmanlle, Conn.S II . wiiheocuureM Pattern we pre.I!nftfilIffkTKottb bn7er with 1000 Yard.Hwlmr Silk, and enouEh SUk

- Braid to bind bottom ot dreae.

THE GOODS aliaryinsCHARGES PREPAID

vuojsuo toaqi 9a3 etjs "oajprniO pt sqs neqMuo)SV3 OJ Sumo 9q9 'ssjk eurooaq oqs naqjvt.vuotsuo joj pauo eqs 'prnQ rat. an? nsqjfi

IJOBO JH SA3 'jpis sua qa oay V

"The Breath of Life."OXYGEN is the

life giving elementof air and water.spwy bulb without It therecan be no life.

Soecific Oxyoen IsECE the only Medica-ted Oxvgen In use.

IT UJ I W. SPECIFIC OXYGENcures Consumption,Bronchitis, Croup,Diphtheria, Fneu-monl- a,

Catarrh, Ac.NMETREAlWErf It is life. It revital-

izes the blood. Itgives appetite. Itsoothes and healsthe lungs. MnmiaJon Oxvcen Treat.

men t, free. D. R. OVERMAN, M.D., Medical DirectorJPECIFIC OXYGEN CO., NASHVILLE, TENN- -

MARVELOUS

llllLlii BYDISCOVERY.

Daly Genuine System of Memory Training;,l our Uooks Iji-a- i ued ia one reading--.Mind wandering cured.

jHvery rliilti ani nda!t ttreatly benefitted.Gf aat inducements to Correspondence Claaeea.

Prospectis, with opinions of Dr. Wm. A. Hn.mono, the w:rld-fam-- d Specialist in Mind Disease.,Danit-- I (iroenlcnf Thompson, the great Psychol-wrist-- ,

,F. 3. Buckley, .!., editor of the ChristianA'toncaf", iY. i'., liii-hur- Proctor, the Scientist,I !r"r.. V.". XV. Awtor, Jiidse tiibnon, Judah P.anii others, sent post free by' of. A. L,OI6ETTE, 237 Fifth Aye., N. V.

What--

means an atomized soiutioD, triechemical c institution of which i.,as yet, a secret. Thie fluid makesits way quickly from the lungs outward through the pores of the skin,the rapidity of tbe action i greatleincreastd by the uimiaisLe-- atmosphcric pressure on the surface, aniin ca33 of sickness t'le body ia sat-urated with it until all the impuri-ties which giv rise to or are the resuit of mortil conditions are ex-pelled. The exact ti me required torthe passage of the solution from thelungs to the culicule has been as-certained by 4!ie very simple expe-dient of coloring the liquid andplacing a small piece of wu.te cot-ton cloth on the back: it will aohwwithin two minutes aftertheatom'zod fluid was inhilod. Th'naffords a suggestion wh'ch will,doubtless, b very useful in diagnosis. Experiment will probably es-tablish the fact that certain diseasesproduce certain color effects uponthe medicinal solution, aad in fu-tn- re.

in order to find out what ittho matter with any one, it willtdmply be necessary to stick a whiteplaster on his back and put him in-to the exhaust receiver for a minuteor two, at the end of which time hiscomplaint will be definitely indicated by the lint regii',ered. In casewhere a variety of diseases are preaent a rainbow effect will exhibit thecomplicated nature of the disorder.Thupathology will attain the rankof au exec-scienc- instead of being,as it ia now, rather a matter ofguesswork than of knowledge; aDdthe day is. in all probability, notfar off, when the spectrum analysiswill be as valuable an aid to thephysician as to the astronomer.

The Watermelon.It ia frequently asserted that the

watermelon lacks distinctive Us'.eanu some persona regard tnis as aserious objection to that lusciousvegetable-- . Colored people generally regard such a suggestion as altogether hypocritical; but the fault,if it is one, seriously diminishes thepopularity of the fruit. Fortunately, however, the difficulty has atlength been overcome by an ingenious horticulturist of Arlington Gawho has invented a way of communicating to the watermelon any fl-- vor

that may be desired. His method is, before the fruit ripen?, to cuta slit ti bout an inch long in t'scstem and pour in a drop or so offlavoring extract for say two weeksAfter the operation ia performed thewound ia closed and the stem tiedwith & siring. Jn this manner it isposeible to obtain a melon a la choc-olate, a la strawberry, a la vanilia--and-crea- m, a la most any thing youplease. Red pepper, mustard Andoiher condiments may be introduc-ed, if it is wished, and the las'.ethus raised to a point sufficientlyhigh to suit any palate. New England Illustrated Magazine.

If the Citizen remembers correctly Mr. Madison Harwell, of thiscounty, made this discovery morethan ten years ago, and his melonsare said to be the best in lhe world

Agricultural Chtmhs.Prohibit cruelty to domestic ani

mals.Every garden should have a li'

tie bed of parsley.it is uurtiui to clover to tu--

stock on it in the spring.Repair aad repainl implement,

etc.A hen with a frosted oorab will

not lay.The clasa of men who read the

most are the best and most com-fortable farmers.

When setting tho hens sprinkleflour of sulphur in the nests to keepdown the lice.

Try pinching back a hill or so oflima beans when the plants are afoot or so high.

Eveiy dead limb on a treo shouldbe cut away, not only for the ap-pearance of the tree, but to avoidthe incumbrance.

W. L. DOUGLAS$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.

Best In tne world. Examine his."S.OO GENl'INK 1IASD-SKWE- I1 SHOE.

M.(M) HAXD-SEWF- D WKLT SHOK.S3.S0 POLICE AND FAKMEKS' SHOE.

KXTRA VALUE CALF SHOE.S3.8S WORKINGMAVS SHOK.82.0O and S1.75 BOYS' SCHOOL 4HOE9

All luaile in Con press. Button and Lace.

W. L. DOUGLASS3 SHOE LADRE8.

Best Material. Best Style. Best Fitting.not aokl by your dealer, write

FOR SALE BY

P. MAY&SON6PULASKI.

EZELL, CARTER & Co.,Ef KTOJl.

TEPIVanto. in every con Tit v Mir'-ivt- n:;-- ; 1 hi-'!-

'.Umciioot iu ., si ii-- r m idecennary. Th Iiitenri::nn;ii Ijniiir if tho I. ure:ii ir '

re oneri! tc. mi j f r

For sale by Popa & Kecvcs.

cm

5MESTrytheCure

Ely's Crearn BalmCleanses the Nasal Passages. Al-

lays Inflammation. Heals the Sores.Eestores the Senses of Taste, SmeU 'and Hearing.

A particle Is oppMod Into ench nostril andia asjreeable. Price 60c. at UruKgiats or bysnail. ELY BKOTHKRS,66 Warren SU.New York.

is

Childron cry for Castoria. Mil--

" I recommend Castoria for children'scomplaints, as superior to any prescriptionknown to me." H. A. Archer, M. I)..

Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N.Y.

isMb Banner.We want an apont'n every eimmon'ttr,and betidea tha n.ual commission si

lowed, we are ottering a special list of cahprii to jrlies who teceive sod forwardsubscriptions to th VVel.ly H ANN Ell,Send for cir ulev.

TheWek)y KANNTIt i tl bo-- t weaklypublished in Toano-sei- . It cut. ins mure- -news and a jrrci.u r vanety or toidin matter, and ia worth the subscription vrioe offi.wt to anyone who wishes to keep

on the current sveula and discus-sions of the times It give the nsws 1mpattislly, and dicuiws public qaes lionsireely aud frankly. Its varit usdepart-met- a

are entertainins; and instruct! vo, endit ia a paper which shonld 1m in every homecircle, BANNEK I'UB. CO.,

r. Nasnville, Tsui.

Real Lstate AgencyI respectfu'ly solvit from tlioe havinir forL sale or rom any lands. dwellinf., bni.1- -nesv houses or )oti, the m to be p !witn roo. i will advertise and exert mysollto disoose of tlie npoi the termsagreed upon and will tnrnib alt transfersand deeds ready for siena'ure, charging en--ly reasooaois eotnmlssiona lot my service.

In connection with this 1 will klill eoi.- -tinue tbe business of Insurance, placing allDuildmirs and contents in first class com panies at board rates.

EDMDNDSON A STEELE.

LEON (iODEFltOY,

Watch-Make- r

IND

West Side Square.

0WENC .jLLAHAN,BAv'.'a or

BOOTS AND SHOES.. 4 15KI. TENi.

ir'ric Work a SpecialtyREPAIRING DON1

(test no ... ,.nd in very ueale.,1m arable style.

The Best in the MarketI HAVEnn liKn.l inM slvnlr t I f .11 mmlc Itoon Hnil Slioei-l- lie very hetgooatt tnaa.1. it 'ays to i.ny t' e hot. Ialso kaen a Mt.n'k nf pnatnm.m..l. n.n.luDon't bay until you seo tho host in tow- n-maun iiy inv.oii. j yrooo nno 01 I.1MI.!S

'ja2-- if OWEN CALLAHAN.

IIIN ,TIIB

Grocery

TradeIn Pulaski.

:o:- -

R.CII If.'v?!. r.D.PUU.KN

J.S.CMIilers&Co

Carry the Most

Man S BCKOP

G-roceri- es

And are Satisfied with

Small Profits.:o:

O not buy clacwhere until youD have tried us, for wo know we

InLow PricesBEST GOODS

AND

Best Variety.

:o -

TRY OUR 'SUPERB

We parch itourselvet.

J. Miirs&Co

CraigS McLemore.WHOLK8ALK AD KBTalL

Druggists.PAINTS,

OILS.VARNI8HE8,

DYE STUFFS

Toilet Articles, Etc.

PRESCRIPTIONSComposndoJ by ens of the most ecmpetfi

droff iiu in lis state, at ell boars,day or nijtt.

The Bowery is a streA, nothIng more, bat what a strc-.s- ! Shops,saloons, restaurant, ual.s.theatres, museum, pa vn brokers,pistol gallerys, dives an.l dons, r.llof cheapest shoddy liku li e cioth- -ing displayed for sle tv ue He-brew dealers th re, ga'v m zid, likethe flashy jewlry seen in the win-dows and on the people. It is theBroi l way of the rough hiK-nrs oftho -- ity; the Chnup W.s-- - of th- -rw aad criminal iueB ;ulevard ds C lamoi p ica firthj low down uf all nvJons. Aahourswaik ilt carry one through i.and the ficea an 1 willepri sots ev-ir- c!i ne a i I country

Ian ijineu a id se.i iisii. hi d'.'i.n in Icn namen, Ionian Ar.ica', 1 k.and IIor3eaie.' buukoin m, roi-'- a-bout nd U;i up. The n!i I u i nothe inisoelUarfixn and cm ';oni!i'uie"cit:ty, the tendd.icy ( 'iiioli is

ever d jwawrd. In e u ly times ii isda lied Bowtr lanu. but the liagyInn,) posts hot bear the single-wor- d

by which it is ka-iw- and spo-ken in every t ntie Bjwery. Itis the s'eepi.'di vlici t m ligui otd;iy is hrighier, 1:1 I i i j t wd-d- er

wikefulr.e4 aa m'dnih, ap-proaches. Ic lias its da.ly ebbsaadlljwsaad thj tide of s'n ihigiji'st when tho sacro.l Sabbathis nearest. Then the discarded ofearth issue into dim view unde thesha low of nigh', iu this waste basket of the human fauily.

The bridesmaid and the ush-- rhave gone out of t'as'.i m 'or dipt eent. Stylish wcddi.jr wi;lbe arranged so that the hruhnmlgroom shall have no Tivals fur theattention of the onlookers. Theregulation society wedding has become ot late such an exn.-n.4iv-thing that more than one yonngman, matrimonially incline)?, hasdreaded the bill he must pay forsupper to hia ushers, presents tothe same, etc. And the father whohas to foot the bills pertaininir to adaughter's marriage will be glad tonave me extravagance of thd cere-mony reduced to a minimum.

mm

Presents in the most elegant formTI'.Z LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS OUIOE

OF THE

FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,Combined with the medicinalvirtues of plants known to bemost beneficial to the humansystem, forming an agreeableand effective laxative to perma-nently cure Habitual Consti-pation, and the many ills de-pending cn a weak or inactivecondition of theKIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS.

It is the most excellent remedy known toCLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY

When One is Bilious or Constipatedso THAT

PUr?E BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP,HEALTH and STRENGTH

NATURALLY FOLLOW.

Every one is using it and all aredelighted with it.

ASK VOUR DRUGGIST FOR

MANUFACTURED ONLY BY

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,

LOUISVILLE, KY NEW YORK, K.

Mothers.There are upon the sUn o! every hu-

man being, child and adult allko, 2,300-00- 0pores. Through these pore? in the

form of insensible perspiration, is ex-pelled more than one-quart- er of thenourishment taken into the system.The importance of keeping open theseperspiration valves upon a chilli's body.is second only to thet ef promptly di-gesting the lood eaten. It was to openthe pores of tho skin and to assimilatethe lood that Dr. Pitcher formulatedCastorla. Loose bowels, constipation,feersand eruptions which are so con-stant among infants and childron, andwhich kill one-thi- rd of all children be-fore they are live years old, arise prin-cipally from these two causes. It isfrom the wonderful results attendantupon the use of Castoria in regulatingthe stomachs and bowels and keepingopen tha pores of the skin, that Casto-ria acquired its world wide reputation.With plenty of water for the body,pure air for the lungs nnd Castoria toassimilate the food, there need be nounaccounted for sickness among chil-dren. Castoria is a vegetable prescrip-tion without morphine or other narcoticproper. y. Thirty years extensive u?ebag given it a history . :rer attained byanother medicine.

J3QiU)RNlNCLREVERIE,

t " It is mirrcllotu tow a man like my husband,Who pridei himself on bU tidy appearance, canCarry so much hidden dirt If tbe edge of myklrt looked aa abominable u the bottom of hUtrousers he'd fly In a ragre. And aU this nasti-ne- u

could be avoided if he would use

Wolffs ACME Blackingen hi Shoe, bat he won't j and yet he tyi it Uthe finest Dreesinr in the world for hit Barnes.Rome men are just pig headed, and John it oneof them."WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.

SAd by all l!ri and Earn Voters.

I. M. GBBT,DRUGGIST, -

KEEPS A LARGE STOCK OF

School Books,Stationery,

Painls, Oik -- Varnishes,TULASKI, TENN.

TELEPHONE NO. 23 '

East Side Pcbllc Sqnarf,Jssnppliod witatts

'ORIST WffiSLICrORiNe house bss boon expansively reuruishei. lie giarsctets I ..

of wines, liquors, to,, to be b .

RBLLIAKEi &1'00?jTables are in a pleaannt and retired

room on tt.e grcund Ci'or.

IK ADVISIC OUR FRIENDS WHOVV ere in want of

Furniture & Mattresses

to call on r oorreepot.il lth

Weakley & Warren,NASI! VILLE.N ,

Mar.urao'nrera and Wholesale suj Kitalluvainra in an i max or rariot. Chamber,liming room. Hall, Library and

t'lBce

CurledHair.CoUon, CoUoc-to- p A Shuck

ATTRE8SES!Bpriul and Woven Wire Bud P prints,

Tby keop the Urgent, llncot nu,i bust assrotod stock in the south and aeil at reasonable priooe. AU orders will have prorrplat enlion.

WEAKLEY & WAP. REN.

II A. H0SEKGKAJNT

0

H0a

Saddles and HarnessNorth VVi't Uoinor Square,

jPuask, - - Tcnnessoo.NoxtDoor to BANKIN'8.

A T Xj3I!a-3IiriLyf- it

m WM IU PRICES !HMM kiL to i.',l

This KW'nantl'rlor Organstyle 70 coutainliiK ontavaa, 4 sots of rvsds, 10topi, kne. swells, btoul

and Book fres. Fur only$R3.00, With r I Klit mi,1 leftcouplna "Warranted lor 6

srs."111. olil uecwi.sr) tu.oud jlta,iMl Ireferenras as to your

from any bank-er, pontmastvr, ni.rt-Len- t oriprasa Sfrsnt.and tlie()rKn

win .niiu promptly outi n day.' t tn.l.Circular free to aU.Be tere to write ms, and sart moa.y. Solid

walnut eases.Mestloa Taper where this AD H Is tees.

"Re elected Mayor April 0, 1868, by a large

majority.

H. W. ALLEGER,WasMagtoa. i Warren Countj, t New jersey,

UMTte 8rTts or Amcsica.

DR. 'i&YLOR'S

saWARR ANTED r'JTXivPURELY VEGETABLE.

CUREFORKtifSBlu0US and

Intermittent fever

ALL MALARIAL DISORDERS.ill ALL DEIANQIMI aTl OF 1M

STOMACH & BOWELS.am (rrr.m-iv- rkmeut run all

Liver 6c Kidnoy ComplaintqPrice 50 cts. i Bottle. Trial Bottles 25 cts.

rot IAXI mSTVMSI. rrrptMl Ctij VyRICHARDSON-TAYLO- R ME0. CO.,

SOS . Powrth Btreet. 8T. LOUIS, rtO.OnU fnra Oopyof Htk"OUR FA MIT. Y TBOURIXS,' Be uaa et aU .ton., or W '" tan wtul miuu.

CHILLS j FEVEK NTLttsCIxVcLEaNSEDfMALAlTIA I

Fever Tonicas aearesa4qdrOarla the awtSoMxivnraMbIltooroablrelMiiMtl.Mtetauf ii n. t n.t tin run, eomplMa. tv bee Ulu. m 4i rw.l. t C't.'AAIS OUARAMTEID. ene.l.oaM it f.I !. 1..l .ulti.prlrrf to HrrtTNIiTifa HIkkt-- y t. i tr iutsrorv a . TRIAL! B .ur tn e.i y j: T'r.r'-- ;ferKREII' FETIK TOR IS. Trice, I I. rr inula.KB ESS' FIVtS TONIC CO., t ST. 10JIS. KC

ASK FOR IT!THE SELFTHREADlNa

glDQgDig"B"

In it srs com. ibiosd ths flo-- GDIset mechanical Iklll, tbe

andmost

IstnenU.rirsctical

asefal

andOt) Jall known ad.vantages thatnaks a sew.lot machinedesirable tosail or um.

CLDRBDC3 MPQ- - CO.rieUrj tad W&eUu cst, BsirUs, Cj

99 re4 SWreet. e Ttk.

1,V.IUlre-- .

PERFECTION SPECTACLE

L. GODEFROYHAS the exolnsive sale of thoco nnrqaallglasses in .'Pulankj. Try them ayon will v.ro no ithor. Voa nevor paw an)fraraos like tbdrr..

COMMERCIAL HOUSE.

0N Firt Main tircot, n ar pquaro i,Nownouho auj new rurnitnro.FIRST-CLS- S ACCOMMODATION.

TEEilS l to Jl.."0 par day. 8 2-- ly- T. P. KERSEY, Prop.

DR. C. C. ABERUATHYVITILLoonllnuo tho practice of Medio'V and Surgery, and will qivo b( ccial a

Untion to the treatmect Oi

FEU ALB DISEASES.Office on lut Main Strsot, up stairs, next toCIT1ZFM UrricE, l'u, .ki, ienn.

Is1. 1 SillSs CO.

NVITK THEIR CUSTOM KIM TO. inspect tbel- -

SPRING & SUMMER

an a BninMLfiilics will flntl

ALL THE NEW STYLEStli a t tasic nnd lashtpn can c'pvI.sj in the

way of

Flumes, Tits, Mim h hm' S r 'C.ishmero EibO.is, Fc titer s nil otlir

Goods.

Bonnets & Hatsin Plush, Velvet fir,l Felt, niul

ATTRACTIVE GOODSof all kinds

With thanks or tho liberal pitron-sfj- cwe havo i.lwnvH had, wo hope to

deserve more in lutu re.4oc5m Miss M. A. SMITH A CO

s.".l

MRootMEKT

CURES SPRAIMS.BRUISES.KHE.UMATISAa uKt,irlflui . aPAYIH iFUNT. IIKGB0N'r.EF!Z03TIC.ttc. 50CENTS PERBoTTLt.

RKtutWISM,SCROFULArAlLDisBSt- :-

, ofThe BLO OD.iPF.R BOTTLE- - 6jon$5.

...fivr.iii.. uu uij rta avm.r50LD EYERYYHtR5a

i'oi- - sale hy Craig t MeLenr.orc.

Is This A Fact?fpnT no ona cun aflori to ran a 'VhealTbrchar unions their machines are ingood ropair?

Otnlc: & Wilkinsf Cr,l it ba, Tenn ., tho well known rra-e- li

Ida', enn rebuild engines, thret-her- andcorna and will guarantee them togive i it'ect satirfsction. We have on handsoin t plendid seetnd hand engiiies andtbr ii era that vo will asl' very cheap. Weare a so agents for the well known Gaar-Sco- tt

Engine, Thrskors and Hullors. TheOaar-Sco- tt Thrjo Way Crsnk Thresher is

THE FINEST SEPARATORever plao l on lhe raarkit. It isbu'.i t on trotary plan. Ni man can tTrl to bayvibrator before they see this rnschine. t'endfor illustrate! catalogue.

CKilO WIT.K1N,al'-t- t Columbia, Tenn.

hi i lit jUiJlJCAUTION.

Fwl.t's SpM-ifl- : la rntKr'r a wrrtiWe rrrTr.etwwi. ami flij-.h- l i:nt I.- - !. fouMU-- wn.'i Hittztiaa :ibii.o!f. '..hU ! , r m sern--

Ali-n- .i-. ' '". ' aliifh arein. brtnj ni T'lfariiTi I l (irrwiti..Nn:e tit liite m.ii.:ii a sniclo liKhrntc-- lnlf the rota i!l:.n 1 1 s. S. f . Tlw-r- c U

lr mi- - Fnifi'. hju ci. c, md Sucre U OOlliii:j lit. risVoiUJikcit,

CaT7-T.:n- .i T, TV. rbrtisryt1. !'.Crr.llcrj i: I rcA-iu-tv.o vii , ,1 ws l.y tiller ky.k lai.,bin lh-- r.,u;.l d j t.u i riuJ. 1 r.r f -.

,s s. anJ tin y I'iU '.-- it m iMilcl kill enbut i Iriril H tH Bar, trt-- l sfu r lakli:-,- ' lx otlehl iMf.tli-s- . I ai i.m.!iti ly cur-l- , 01 liavo

never Ik--, a lai) "1 mi o ilh it. a:d I Irrl ita duty lay .i luBcrnJ liumrmly l makeUis rlatcatrut. 11. b. DaTIS.

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Gentlemen: fhir bn.y hm but two r ktold as atlafked iiU a scrfulMis aiTlinalint fur a lime dii roiol bcr entirely,and ranged ns to dvtjiair of lu--r life. blHlrrat-- ly (lie bct liviriitn lilimit Ufiefi!.Wi finally rave tier Hwifi , whickSfioa relieTrd Ikt ennipU-lrl- and ! I. imw abale and hearty a cb.M u( lliri as ran be fxudanywhere. E. V. Usua.Treallse est Blood and Skin 1)Imc mailed free.Ths rtwirrrirKt iric.-t'ii.- . Drawer 3, Allanla.Ua,New Vork, VJt Itroadway. ,

Castoria i Dr. Saml Pitener's old, harmless and quick cars forInfants and Children's Complaints. Snparior to Castor Oil,Paregorio or Narootio Syrups.lions of Mothers bless Castoria.

Assistant Secretary Uussey ofthe Interior Department has justreversed a pension decision ofGeneral Black, that will affect ma-ny other applications. The applicant was injured by the fall ot atier of seats a', a circus, and Gen.IJlack jejetts the application for apension on the ground that the in-jury was not received during theperformance of duty. This de-cision has now been reversed andtbe pension allowed.

The published disa&reemen, between Mr. Ilarrisoa and Mr. Blainedoes not exist as far as I can as-certain, therefore the rumored retirement of Blaine from the Cabi-net m a little premature. Doubt-less the correspondent who sentthe matter off, like the most of oth-er people here, regards such astate of affairs as almost a cer.aip-t- y

at some time in the future, anddid not think he was taking anyvery great risk in sending the mat-ter oti as having already bee me acertainty.

Mr. Harrison's latest rap at tbedemocratic; party was to inform ademocratic Senator, who called onhim iu behalf of a democrat thatwants to be a member of the CivilService Commission, that iu ap-pointing those democrats, whichby law he is compelled to, heshould only rmguize those thatare protectionists. This seems tobo an injustice to the great majori-ty ot the democratic party.

Solicitor General Jenks has beenrequested ty the Attorney Gener-al Jenks has been requested by theAttorney General to remain iu of-fice until the Supremo Court dis-poses of the government telephonecases. Mr. Jenks has consentedalthough it seriously interferes witharrangements he bad previouslymade in relation to his private business.

Representative Syritger eaid justbeforo leaving for home: I feelmuch belter than I have for a longtime. I have gained fully tenp unda in weight since the fourthof March, due probably to tbe factthat I havo had nothing to do withtbe great National steeple cbasefor office. My supporters are notentered for that court. A greatmany of them were four years agoand then I had a busy lime all dayand when night camo I could donothing but dream o' the thou-sands of anxious faces that hauntthe White House and tbe Depart-ments. I am good deal more of aCivil Service reformer than I eversupposed I could be. Of course Iunderstand that when we have aperfect Civil Service the millcni-u- m

will not bo far away, but Ithink it better to move in the di-rection of the taillcnium than to-wards pandemonium which is theresult of the Spoils system. Thereis too much patronage in the handsof the President and the depart-ments, and I shall, next winter, in-troduce nnd advocate a bill to relieve them of much of the pressure.I will try to lilt the Congressman'sburden too, by working for theelection of posioiaslers by the peo-ple; that can be done withoutchanging the constitution, for theelection would be limply a recommend a tion.

Democrats here are confidentlyexpecting that Montana will 'godemocratic, thus adding two Sena-tors and one representative to theparty's vote in Congress.

We copy the following from theLeman, la., Globe, which ia true otall country newspapers: 4,Ve apologize or mistakes made in all former issues an i they were inexcut--ble, as all an editor has to do is tohunt news, smi clean the rollers,and set typo, and sweep the lloorand pen thort items, and fold pa-pers, and write wrappers, ana makethe paste, and mail the papers, andtalk to visitors ad distribute type,and carry water, and read tbeproofs, and correct tbe mistakes,and hunt the shears to write editorials, and dodge the bills, and dundelinquents, and take cussings fromthe whole force, and tell our subscribers that wo need money. Wesay that we've no business to makemistakes while attending to theselittle matters, and getting our liv-ing on gopher-tai- l soup flavoredwith imagination, and wearing oldshoes and no collar, and patch onour pants, obliged to turn a smi).ing countenance to the man whotells us Our paper isn't woith a dollar any how, and that he couldmake a better one."

A Western editor appeals to bisdelinquent subscribers by saying;'This week we have taken in po-tatoes and pickles on subscription.Now, if you will bring in some vin-egar tor tbe pickles and some woodto roast the potatoes, we can livetill artichokes get big enough todig."

One reason why the waltz has"usurped the place of the squaredance is that the mental effort req-uisite to keep the run of the figuresis too much lor tho dudes, Theycan waltz, however, without think-ing of any thing in particular..Springfield Union.

rrof. Wm. II. Thompson, of thechair of Materia Medio in the Uni-versity of the city of New ork,says : "Bright' s disease has no symptoms of its own, but has the symp.toms of every other disease." Dis-orders apparently remote and dis-tinct from kidney disease are re- -moved by using Warner's Safe Cure. J

Costorla eiires Colic, ConstipationSour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation ;Gives healthy sleep ; also aids digestion ;Without narcotic stupefaction.

"lhe once ot longevity woulu redeem the mortage of our earthlyparadise" and it can bo prelongedaad should be, with care and theuse of proper medicine at the righttime.

and the anuoyance of every dylife, there is do doubt but that tensnf thouaauds of men and womenyeaily fill piemature graves.

Especially after middle life shoulda careful watch be kept over one'sphysical condition. The symptomsof kidney disease, such as becom-ing easily lired, headache, neuralgiafeeble heart action, fickle appetite,a splendid feeling one day and anall-go- ne one the text persistentcough, trouble in urinating, etc.,should be dilhgently looked intoanil at once stopped through --afaithiul use of Warner's Safe Curewhich has cured lens of thousandsof such troubles and will cureyoura.

Experiencing no pain in theregion ot the kidneys i3 no evidente that they are not diseased,as those great punlytng organshave very fe nerves of sensation,and oftentimes the kidneys are positively rotting and being passedawav through, the urine before thevictim is aware he is suffering fromanvanced kidney disease, which isonly anothei name for Bright' s diacase.

To Drcserve life and to be wellwhile you live are two cardinal virtuts, and it is lime well spent toszive this vital subject earnest andcareful' attention, aud to use theknowledge acquired in a judiciousand intelligent manner.

PUROEL IND. TERRITORY.

April 16th JL8S6.To Toe Citizen:As many of my friends knew I

left Pulaski cn the 12th, and wentto Decatur that night. After a delay of 14 hours we left for Memphis on a train two hours late, ar-rived in Memphis at 9:30 o'clockat night. On the 12th left Memphis at 7 o'clock, passed through135 miles of swamps. Saw threedroves of wild turkeys on the trip.Arrived at Tearcanna about 8:30o'clock at night; stopped over until 7 next morning. While standing on the platform waiting for thetrain for Ganisvillc, the Malocmirain backed up, ran off the trackinto the platform, making- - kindlingwood of evciy thing, covering a woman and child in the wreck and Ithought killed them both as theylay thero until we pulled themout. They did not seem muchhurt. The railroad men took themoff and wo started on our trip tolhe promised land. We left Tearcam a ana traveled tnrougu somebeautiful country; arrived atWhitesboro, stopped one hour andchanged ears for Ganisville, stayedall nixht there. You will sco wehave done oil our travt ling in daylight. Left Ganisville at 3 o'clockApril loin, crossed me river overinto the Indian Territory, arrivedat Puree! at 12 o'clock at night;had some trouble getting a place toakep, finally gelt ng a cot iuroom with eleven strangers.neglected to state that I left WillRobert? at Garnisville, owing to asprained ankle which was paininghim very much, lie thought itbest to rest, and will follow on in aday or two.

I will not attempt now to describe the Oklahoma lands, becauseI have not bean in the county yet.From l'urcel across tho Canadianriver it looks like a beautiful coun-try.

We have eveiy class of people iathe world here. The only thingmakes it so a man can lire here isthere is no whisky sold here.

Gambling of every descriptionis going on here on tho streets andevery one pepina in a good humorbut a great deal of swearing and anawful hard lot of characters here

1 doa't know when lever wrotea letter under mote difficulties, andtrust due allowance, will be made1 will write more at a later day.

Respectfully,II. Arbowsmith

At ono of the, recent Moody re-vival meetings on the Pacific coastthe customary request was madethat those suffering from any par-ticular heavy burden should standun and ask for the prayers of theassembled multitude. After a fewmoments silence a tall, meek lookinr? man aroea and in a voiceochoaked with emotionasked that the prayers of thepnnore cation might be offered foro o whis mother-in-la- Instead of

praying, the congregation first began to titter, and finally roaredwith laughter.

Miss Sputter said at a friend'slunch table, at which she foundseveral strangers seated, apropos ofa remark made ot a certain lady ofuncertain age: "Wby, good gra-cious, she is as old as the hills!"and could not imagine in tho leastwhat caused the general consterna-tion. She did a li' tie later on, how-ever, when it was explained to herthat two maiden sisters at the ta-ble, whose names she did not catchin the Introduction, were calledHill, and were extremely se nsitiveon the subject of age.

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since the recent rains pastureshave improred considerably. Wbcutand oats are looking fine in thissection.

Earmi rs are planting corn andcotton now at a lively rate.

Several of our young men andladies were engaged in a fishing excursion at Richland creek last Saturday. Tho following are thenames of those who participated:Arnie Smith and Miss Hattie Harwell ; Bill Oliver and Miss MaggieAnderson; Judge Lancasbr andMiss Delia McCormick.They report a fine time in spite of

inclement weather. Judge payi hedone well to get back alive.

Miss Annie Baas opened schoolon Monday at th:s idaoe.

Miss hua Biss was visiting MissJitila llouze recently.

Jno. Oliver and Brice Burgess ofLouse Branch were with us Sund y.

Charlie llouze was in Fayelivillelast week on busiuess.

Swan Oliver thinks hi will taketo the study of law shortly.

Mr. Henry Butler was on the HillSuDday,

The health of the locality isgood at present.

Upon e ntering the world it is berfirst robe. In a white gown she isbrought for baptism. She sa sher prayers in white, and kneelsfor confirmation in spotless hiteShe is married in white, and arterthat she lives over the white garment days of her youth in :herobe phe makes for her children,and when her task is ended shefolds her whi'e hands and lies downto sleep in a shroud as white as hersoul. Atlanta Constitution.

A good man is kirder to hisenemy than bad men ere to theirfriends. A kind friend to thecatarrh sufferer is

Warner's Los Calls Lose Cream.for it may be relied upon to givepermanent relief. Elegant, eflec'ive.

A coal mite near Belleville, Ind.,caved in Monday while a train wasrossing over it, letting an engine

and a train of cars fall about 15feet, A terrible wreck followed.Tho engineer and fireman escapedby j imping, but several brakemcfwho wenl down, were seriously Injured.

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