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That WA* Want' fur flint, I
'Murata ; !usury sit, red headed man Otti R4Nact
traitt going mit tet
with a grip saek got feta to tli.anne wit?
n tsIth1',P1' at tilP (inqr or the (gat
hear the fat man say:
room. I till not hear the first of it, but 1.1 PiTti / 111,1,11.3
"If it wasn't right herd Mott your
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This A SOUTHERN HERO:
y)"I wish you'd try it.r. •ropiloti
alter.
try it soon enongitt going. lo
lay for yon, cHfellow:"
"Awl IT lay 'for you! Mind, now,
what 1 tell -yout do- you up beforo
nil", are many years oldert''
The train started and rushed along far
fifty or sixty miles. and then sonn.thing
gave way tei the englim and we came to
r,top. It W8 11 o'clock at night, and
the brakeman who ran back fejt a
stitch and *eke his leg and lantern at
the
:no moment. Ten minutes later
an accommodation train came booming,
down upon us, Its engineer saw the
, danger in time to slew up, but the loco-
motive sttuck the last ear with force
enough. ta NM; it off the mils and turn
• it nereas tins track. One of the first pas-
aMgers tel get out was the red headed
man, mid one of the first men he saw
wtta. the engineer whoa he had quer-
'Thal with. They looked at each other
for a fpw seconds, and then the traveler
pat hI thumb to his nose and snecriag-
eNclaimeth
- • "Oh, you will do ino up.willyou1 nail
a nice little plan, didn't you, but it
didn't work! I expected you'd he up to
thra, and 1 had the first berth at the
other omit gayt Don't you feel rather 1
1latr-11etroit Free Press.
['surmise Nobleman. •
& certain prince ly 'family in Russia, ;:
each moldier of which can style himself
by. (he • family title, has propagated so
rapidly in the coarse of 100 years that S
there tri) :170.3 maim; of the family now
living. All these are equals by right of
birth, but only ln of them have anything,
in the shav of high position. Of the re-
. n1
Wo to have ti‘c ivgest und -nest asiorted stook a Watches
Cloeks and jewellery in Wingham. Our Stork consta a A meriean
41:241 14111:41.10) Odd l'inted and Rolled !daw
ted abieitery all deNcriptione,
American and Swiss. Watelo,s, Canadian and American Cifild and Silver
1 Watch Cases, Spectacles ATI Opera a 1 tuces. •
2. Wo buy ab nur goods in hig. lots, ami pay spot oath for ex cry.
usto
ng we bey, tlierefssre our et may be sure that we are at no
- disadvantage as compared With ot hers.
it will pay you nail and inspoct our gzials heforn • httyintr: vise.
whera. Wu will tittil ,you 2) p neat hwer th.tn any ether dealer in
W Ingham.
in order to inalca room for our iarge Xi nas stock, Ili)W irdered,
WM Sell at ecs't fur 39 days.
WATOU. 13,BP.:-Zglii'..G A SPECIALT
,For quality a material n!,1e1,1 and class wuricaninship
o ae-
iVO
knots/ludn,, riori at. the pe,tirle's Jewellor4,
IT Tar;:,Ill rtr WI 0
pp a rprril A r, WITT le.A.;77.1 I'M 70.?1.7117.T,T.1707.74,
sisatertenta Jae sled Pldiantbroldts
Services of 4sagest 01131.
of Judge Milo Olin removed
singular ,character from Ocoria. .A
man who' lived the life of a recluse, so
retiring and utiobtrutdve was his daily
life that Ise was never heard of outside
of the pale of his immediate neirlidiors
except in time of epidemics. Ile had
perhaps the most singular and striking
individuality of anhi y man Oeorgia. Ile
was over six felend b
et tall. ski and
with nge. It. white hair fell about
Ids shoultSers and a tong, pointed beard
reached. tantrly to his waist, Save where
the use of snuff had staiaed his nistche
his hair was white astatine, Within his
crown of white hair was. a long, wan
face with deep set eyes, a kind of benev-
aent countenance. yet almost weird in
its pallor. The plainest sort of clothes
covered hia stooping. form, and he
looked like slime old partisan of a former
ag,e
Mile Olin came to Augusta fifty years
ago front New York. lie practiced law,
was, some time ia the '40's, .clerk of
the superior court, and subsequently
elected a magistrate, which position he
held for mye
ans ars. and IT to the time
of his death, Ile was a shritlarly re-
served man, and if anybody' knows the
story of Ins life that man is not known.
Us lived to himself, 'Seemingly he had
torn himself away from the FiCelleS
y„,,,,„„4, lire. awl to no
'ON ARO UAL LiFc:. • limn, so far ela i,s known, dill he ever tell
•
(hush Tneotne for iS18 $ 393,07.4 00
ura
,Tew ss tin's written ist 2,51.8,30 90
Vocts. us at Dye.. 81.t, .. 5,113,8511 CO
A san ran ce•ti in flortie, Jan. 1st, 18174 • 12,941,1)1 00
urn'os, L)t-e, 3st, i8ti 90,337 00
under, O1 4U'4 in various (-Tidos of the
•.a4st armyt sarrare nterehants and shop keep-
erS; :ire • merged Into the. lower
ranks nnsi aro stablemen, waiters, labor -
ere and servants: 19 are in jail for various
ofiente-NiI Muter sentence of banging; 3
tiro police pts, and are in partner4iip
‘' Itt,Sper,4 a one of the not notorioua
houses of pleasure in Moscow. To rent
aro eerna,ka in various ways-, among
them bt•ing several hatchet's, bakers and
Cab driver I, and. ono who inscribes his
sign with Ids fall princely titln and his
bossiness. "corn doctor," tanderneath.A.11
• C17)7111'''Y AL A TTP"-' 71'
at:
his story. . had some friends, and he
was ever A faithful and ardeut oue to
those he loved; but as in each sueceedb&
year death had narrowed the little 01.017,
of his early asseaiates did not seek to
widen it, but. withdraw more within him-
self and grew more; and more like a
hermit.
!Jost people believed that some great.
sorrow thing its blIghting influence over
bis young, life and saddened his whole
3=±):;113,,rr12rIt (,)/ainx;, „1„,z,tm9,11, )3i7,4:-.1biltiOn, or procitl Gum.. witood career, What was it I nature no ono
Gun...mu:ter Valtte.ii, mad. Libcir,...1 leolieyConditions. knows. It (11(1 not embitter, but softened
• ALEX. DAWSON, - and hallowed his life. fie seemed to
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have taken the consecrating vows of
G EX BILiTi, A nigwr", philanthropy and oharity, Ile went
I,Vin clam Ont about doing pant A self appointed
',— ", ... Vte: r*".."'rr*rf: r''''''''''''''''•• " — --- . V ' ' -•.''..............,.•........ P hp3ician and nurse..no epidemic has oc-
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403 Lir! h.t..11,1 o•idr iiv vlitail
Ha's a most completo assortmont of the .1.1.4.31:3T, 0110ICIP,Itr, antl
parr: ..' ct.774' III
FM? 1 V 07 It ,iri 0/ lis, _,.! tlq ,,...I•1i Jo.df.T. Milo Ohn did not at once set ont •
dt;, idig„tmkpa i, rortbo scene of p::;i Hence and danger:
" il.,.." mr.rm.1 curred in. fort,y. ye.ars in the south that
fever, and as soon as he recovered went •
1 , 1111116,0"
1 P4114E
i• CELERY
COMPOIliin
AQTS AT THE FAME TIME 90
THE NERVES,
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS,
ancitheKIDNEYS
This combined action gives it won-
derful power to Cure An diseases,
Why Are Vire Sick?
Ileessuse we allow the nerves to
remain weakened mid irritated, and
these great organs to becosne clogged
or torpid, and poisonous humors are
therefore forced into the blood diet
Should lie expelled naturally.
34/nyEas f CELERY
• t COMPOUND
• • WILL e UR E BILIOTIONBSS,Tolgs,
CONSTI2ATION, BIDNEY VON.
PLAINTS, TININAZY ntszaszs,
rEstsznwzaKNsss,ititEuin.-
TISM, 1in11nAT,e7A, VIP ALL
..kisnv OTIS DISORDERS,
BY quieting and strengthening the
nerves, and causing free action of the
liver,howels,and kidneys,and restor-
ing their power to throw off disease.
Why suffer Bilious Pains and A ahesT
'Why tormented with Piles, Clonstivntlent
Whl frightened overIticardsredNidneyet
Illy endure nervous or dolt headaches I
Why have eleopteJe nights I
Use Psnoes Comm Costratnin and
rejoice in health. It is an entirely vegeta.
bis remedy, harmless in all eases.
Sado all Draw's& Price elion•
Six for stc.00.
WELLS, RICHARDSON &O0,,Proprletarst
7330ETE54L, P. Q.
RENDALIS
SPAVR4 CURE
MoST ailA.HMINck ART/et:ES in
• "aro PrinceGatitain. Tlave statistic,: y
• Were reeelm ilrouttred at the itmtance of e 1 01,..k.S3 jewAry
.cue, stir) is flort An:* some IIIVOTIS fer
curtailinr th' lhnit of an aristocratic
• title. -In Pavia - there are 07017' 8,001)
..x.Itildiatten of (1t4 ('Tee of prinee (the
• 1n.,: -inn frr drew), count and
harem in • n -it of parish r:Iltsf—in-
sitrilw:1 eel et' the muidelpalitiess
itS“pasuo.,.r.4."—.0,1m4t News.
to Om ittgItt Car.
Yr2.tor7ltr.- t: :'o a Cottage Grove
triin v.-ash:I:led at Twenty-
saaset by two ladies. The train
ted, A man esti the grip 1i4 turned
:and t•si csetve:zet with o fri:'nd on
•inl him, The two were sleets-
•-• ;'• ”t" I' 4 O•la OC the lasliel wins
bailed t aai* 1.1:1 tae forward man en
Alm arta a a s;•;;.::1-1 if be would kindly sit
with hit and allow them to
0...c.tra:y1iell;-;1.; seat, re contl natio
,t,twrwi bat he grenub-
!!d tha while rw,att women invading the
.,;.,,,making oar wnon there was pleuty
raorn for them ia the car behind. The
_lady who hall aolMil tho favor overheard
• the.guttural resnarks, bat she said noth-
Pretziy TO011the turned on the, Man
• :who lead the quiet objectioins.
There was a el:•;:irette between her lips.
• ,'&11311 yon kindly give me a light?" she
itslnds as she reached out her, little hand
• or his cigar. Tie tniGed at her in anntric-
• f&ielta• lint he handed over his torch, The
• 1.1.mly took a light and passed the cigar
with thanks, Then she gave her
friend a light. The rude objector wilted.
neegen;?;ain clains that the amok -
sirs' mate tire r'1to the men. Tho lady
in q. -lotion knocked him out.--4.1hicage
•
•
-.--rtarrnia' hr.- A Journal for Adver-
tisers.—print..154' ink is:1ot what, it pur-
ports to be tta Journal for e4 VertiSera." It
15 ittmled Ott the, f.1•4 and fifteenth days of
each Month, etsvi i the representative
30tuntal—the trade journal, so to speak--
." .,A.Incricsin Advertisers. It tells the in.
tending es.nd • inexperienced advertiser in
consprehmetive articles bow, when
•• and Wheeirtil advert -b0 ; how to write an ad.
vertiscinent f how to display one; What
newsrapers or otlier walla, to uses; how
11)33(43 to en essa,• --in iarit, ditsvoemen (111
every point that tseanits of • prolitstble.
' mission. 1 yea es,tIvrrAiset at 01, "Printers'
erm• heir yen. rerhapli you 0:.;3eta1
bat Testilollars, 0 year in advertising ; if
• PO "Printers' link" may ;Atm you how to
• obtain double the setviea you are now teat.
ing ter the money. A year's Falb-
-'scription coot but One Dolby a sample
cam... cow but Vivo fleitti. Adverfiiiiag
in* an fl,rt, praetioes1 by many but under-
stood by ftrtv. Th() eamluntors of "Print -
Ors' Talc" Understand it thotoettlilv. Sum-
se,:rs.n.tc:css ; rps "t§rp §
04 i44t) - 4,44 1.4•:A •
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and Silver Goos
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e7:.-•••'7.* elosm TTExTrox UL' To Et 113,.1.0 • AN ALT
• •W Am.* tro. •
00 Pitilrit'r TO O'4114:E1•3"iii 1A.LOCN. FOR VOI1TZ .7ETNE,T41.21,1:ts:„.
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Owing.. to the lath BoOln 1 have made r(mta for and ha:: on liana
—77A Large Stock
.‘ P. 7,„c.i.? 17' 74' ivai 4'7•;11.c...1.4 r--? roe tc,isv' 47.1- (7,71-K: s4vs'l
4 cr.,J, 4 YA. erIcli ifset,..'7,1
Paring the yellow fever epidemic in
Augusta a generation ago he had the
to nursdn,rothers in Savannah,
Norfolk, Wilmington, Fernandina, New
Orleans and Jacksonville. Wherever the
dread disease was at work Judgo 9, tin
was to be found. He knew; no fear. No
r!1:X1 wan ton InatilSellle, no disease too
dangerous ts) stoP hint in his -work of
humanity and charity. Ile was no pro-
fessional nurse, charging* high wages
anti getting rich 0:1 the midortunes of
lila fellow men. Re ref/meet all pay and
• presents fe•ent- those 110 nursed back to
life mai strength. and r,ported to the re-
lief committee for eltly tvithOut wages
of any hind. lie was tender, tireless and
SVIan Lt' ronr...114 a patient's side he
needed an phien to tell Ishii what to
vile had more ft h is his long expo,
rien`?•e thal he had in tire mediae1 train-
! lag of !nevi, r„'s.v,.!...isi and there was
always 3 C!
he 'NC 0:11V (Pane refus• e
• 111,141.= 'rt:t;,'":1 tpt7tT:s2:::111).11.1sat 1.111•°onisvt'ttill:1
0
lanthropie. lle had hundreds a let- ,
ters of 1.11:1:411A trad SCOrt!S of
complimentary resuliniens., badges and
testimonial.; irons eltLvs, coci.slics and
other orgar.;7atioa5, IsutIsluover parathal
them'and no one could elicit from him
' anylIth3g of his s-olf tilwri.leing work for
publicatialt. When lie et t t,A7ctl a s t ricken
t city the rres3Palraett malting fr;.•ra him
t•f his bortsies part and on his return Imam
ntsillinf.; el' the privatinase he had endured,
• the service he had rotelerod, end the
thanks that had baen shot upon him.
—Atlanta. Cor, St. Loa. (110e-Thar..o-
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erat.
In addition to My etlittlt DTPiiloRe. 40!-%-t 0,inpetition i gpl,litr, Sizes
and ant determined to still ler OASH, AT IVAN BOTTOt PRJOCS
•;16*".1tRpniri.w.; as usual, and Content Patching a itIpeeiedt;;„ • 1 solitsi
a sitars, of the. patronage, Don't Forget the Place Opposite the Con Hotel
Rips sowed ft eo in idi boots littroilat4oti from sue.,
Butter and eggs taken as cull in excitangetior goods.
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Thu Mgt Successful Remedy ever disco*
oral, as it is certain in its effects and does
not blister. Read proof below.
IFEID&EL'S SitlEiVill CURE.
CM= op OrAux..E8 A. Strreta. a
TUOTTIXO 13s.m) ECoustErt
IIMEEDM 01'
Ematwoon, Tut., Nov.20,1858. •
tha. B. 3 IMIMALY. CO.
l'IpAr ;gra I have always _purchased Iiirut Iron!
dews Sparin Cure by the hate dozen bottles,
cyanid Imo prices in larger quantity. I think It g •
ene of 51,0 5,16 linitnenta on earth. have tmeti It
ea my etablas tor three years.
Yours truly. - Cate. A.. St•tiama.
tc.4 ••
.1ETE GIME
B-Noeurzy, November 3, ISM •
thrt. It. J. Itutmint.
Deur Ors: I desire to gIve yott testimonial of•
gestl pinion of your lrendall•sSeavira Cure. I laa .
liFid it for Litureueugo Stiff .3512160 • nasi •
f*rwaving, and I have found it a mire cur.-41mm.
ally raxemmend 11 30 WI horef,mert.
lours A. N. Gam:7m
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.(01cpumt, ouzo, Dcn 30 1
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feel
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tle7::• yoor :eansP4ine1.,
1:h:the.t:haSlk '. ti 5I4a
1t:n1Stlra1iE1gll;x bttve never
lost ao ygeoolantrialcyn,lda• iwzrmirorTsurte.rocetim
EZEOBBIES g1)8WEiti CURE.
!Vice GI par bottle. or GIIK bat130 tor 05. AliDrox-
7,1,81847tiTgnegglitt° ortigratIrtri'a prop, -lc -
tor. tor& 3)11. 31. J.ItraiDALI. Co., ,flostsrirgh'rall -
soLD Er ALL, DRUGGISTS.
Imager Troy Laundry litablett.
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Having purchased IT. J liseock's gr:)co-y and uovh.) heavy • put.-
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1 T tat; the vier:Act-Neg. Itt•cat alriti law; laLtIod
•,1 lair reason for het itew rk•e,••atta:*: a mit& •itit4141
.4 owe. for 0 tro:d 11101 a. 1 Lie my ,
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It costs :ion net ttk.,,. tor a tr..7-1, aaft it
il care Jient.INg ,Rotyx./c4.3,,,
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y, their ariviee, bawl on an eNverteace of come and sot. !try gouts Mitt L1( 511311 pviece
more than twenty-five years, will help
you. Address. Oos; 1' Howell Szco'llNows- 071"MCri STOC`X. G''Altt-11.41; & IT01119iirtOLD VLA1;4"61.5
Wallet, 'New 'York. . 0 J. READING
per, Aa,,,tim4,1 I.13.30130, tipruee
is 40110, 3'iki1,041`7113,%int3ole 5030 "AT t'Vlasa% They will 803)J113 utzstotnerq with the 137.1'0'
tine. 'Nu wig liberal holt,' 0,..:6,...t,t01 1311A:ow itt Oat Meal*
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