The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 3

Watts mmtmmmmtmmammnmmm Marriages In Alabama. 44th Premiums Offered BATTLE HOUSE, mm Louisville RAILROAD. Tie Quick, Stiort and Direct Ecu TO ALL POINTS North, South, East Wesi ONLY ONE CHANGE OP CARS PERRY D.IU DAVIS'S AKIILER St.Louis Chicago Clcyeland. Pittstia PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON AND TBI BUT BOUTS TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. TIME TABLE.

Joint; North. No. 2 No. 4 No.l I.v Montgomery 6 30 a 8 5a 10 0D a.m. 11 30a.

m. 1 20 p. li 10 1 15 a ti 00 7a0 pm 7 00am Ar Calera 40 11 07 am Birminirham. 10 55 laal a mi 1 10 pm 48 7 15 pm Blount 2ao 7 05 a as 45 Ar Nashville Ar Louisville. Ai woig SoiiiIi.

No. 1- No. 3. Lv Montgomery ar Greenville Ar Evergreen Ar Junction Ar l'ensacola 8 ao a in 10 05 11 35 a 1 la a.ni 1 10 a 4a a 5 SO 5 80 a 4 05 5 14 am 4a5 5 30am 10 (W lOftiam Popular Monthly Drawing of tbe At Majpnley' Theatre, In iliii City of LoulnvillK, on Wednesday, May 31st, 1882 Til ewe drawingH occur moutlily (Sundays except od) under proiiHionn of an Act of the General Anemlily of Kentucky, Incorporating the Newport Printing anil Newspaper approved April 9th, 1878. The United Statos Circuit fourt, on March 31, rendered the following decilone: 1 Ht That tlit'Coiii moil wealth Oiwti i bill ion Company in legal.

Sd Its drawings are lair. N. B. This Comnanv has now on aatid a larcp reserve fund. Read the liBt of prizes for the MAY URAWIkV.

1 Mae 8 30,000 1 Prize 10,000 1 Prize 5,000 10 Prizes each 10,000 HO Prizes 500 eacli 10,000 lOOPrbeB $100 each 200 Prizes 50 each BOO Prizes SO each 10,000 10,000 12,000 10,000 1,000 Prizes 10 each. 9 Prizes each, Approximation Prizes 8,700 9 Prizes 200 each, 9 Prizes 100 each, 000 Prizes 118,400 WiioLB Tickets. 2.00. Hai TioftHTa 1 no Tickets $50.00. S5 Tickets $100.80 jtemu money or lianK lran Letter, or send hy express.

DON'T SEND BY ItEGlSTERED LETT rJ it OR POSTOFPICE ORDER. Orders ol $5 and upward, by Express, can besentatotir ex-, pense. Address all orders to R. M. BOARDMAN Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, Kentucky SUMMER BY THE SEASHORE The Harborage, XOltTIl E9IO, A BUR PARK NEW JERSEY, PHESE new and dca ly furujBhed col tagen fucing I immeiliatelvn the oceau.

withiu a short drive ef Elberou and Long Branch, will be opened JUNE let. Snrf bathing, fishing, crabbing, and boating. Rooms for the city or seashore can now be engaged. Addn'p iUJ(. 1(1 LKIiKV, april 99-itaw-iw 305 Fifth New York.

For Bent or Lease A SUIT of eiven Large Rooms over my Btore, SB Conrt street, to a eood tenant. No other need aunlv. Water aud mm attarlied. Kiinnifi In perfect order. Apply to apru -Jri-eoari r.

hii 'tUM. VALUABLE PROPERTY For Sale at ISirmingham, Ala. WE will offer for sale at public outcry, in the city of Birmingham. Alabama, on the 4th day of May, 183i, Forty of the Most Valuable Lots iu A splendid opportunity for investment. monthe, with interest and approved Becurity.

we win ne pieubeu to turumu lurmei; luioruiu-tion if desired. Address WHEELER SMITH, april 13-itaw'td Birmingham, Ala. STEEL PENS Sample box, 25 different Btylos of Perry'a Pens sent fortrial by mail, on receipt of 25 cents. Solo Agents, Ivison, BEakeman, Taylor KJKW YORK. A POSITIVE CURE Without Medicines.

ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES Patented October 16, J8('6. One box No. 1 will cure any case in four day or less. No. 2 will cure the raoet obstinate eaee, no ma( tcr of how long standing.

Nn iifliirifiniiH rinn(H (if nihRhH. ennftiba oil of sandalwood, that are certain to produce dyspepsia by deBtroving tbe coatings of the stomach. Price $1.50." Sold by all druggists or mailed on receipt of price i'or further particulars send for circular. P. O.

Box 1.E3B J. U. ALLAN 83 John Street, New lorK febma-poa-fli CRESCENT IS A REMEDY Unparalleled by any Similar Compound. Sure, Speedy and Permanent In Its Effects, it Cures Quickly by Outward Application Klieumatism, Keuralgla, Headache, Cuts, Burns and all Inflam matory Diseases. Price, One Dollar per Bottle Sample Bottles 25ccntB.

For salo 6y K. F0WI.KK. apr28 hy Druggict. To the Public JP you want your Clothes and Garments Cleaned and Neatly Repaired, Send thorn to me. J.

V. GARCIA, TP vou want a NEAT JOB AUD AT REASON-I ABLE RATES, leave your orders at mv store. and I will call or send for the Clothing at any time. very respectiuuy, J. V.

GARCIA, TAILOR, City Monroe St Montgomery, Ala. march 11 MONTGOMERY STEAM DYEING ESTABLISHMENT A. L. BAXTER, ENTI.E MEN'S OVERCOATS. Coats.

Pants VjT and Vests cleaned, dyed and repaired In flrst- 01HBS style. Ladles' Dresoes, Shawls, Saccules, Cloaks, Crep Shawls and Veils, Ribbons, Sashes, Feathers, etc. CLEANED DYED IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE Cotton Dyeing a Specialty. Cotton and Woolen Yam dyed. EST Homombor the place Perry Street, onponlte the Express IWHH ta lebra In Pickens cotinty, Henry A.

Binford and Miss Mollis Miller. In Perry county, "William Drake and inter Barrett. In Mobile, William M. Dawes and Miss Maggie Park; also J. Brooks Allen, of JNew lorK.

and Miss. Ulnra IJ. Uawthnn oi aiooiie. Deaths in Alabama. In Marengo county, Mr.

E. E. Hender son. In Cherokee county, Mr. Washington Suggs.

in nelsons county, Mrs, James KJdinp. Jool J. Hamiter, formerly of Pickens county, died in Texas recently. miss joo Ji. Williams, lormerly ot Clarke county, died in Kentucky recently.

in uiarne county, it. u. Hudson. Jn fcanderdale county, Mr. Mr.

D. Davis, a native of Lauder dale county, died in Texas recently. in Birmingham, Mr. a. Lampton.

Don't Do It! Don't seek the temporary fcclinir of health and strength resul.ine from the use of beer and- ale or other malt and alcoholic compounds. The aftor effects 'make you ler-i worse man betore. Permanent health is sure to be found in that best of all iron preparations, that friend to temperance and long life known as Brown's Iron Bitters. Selfish osonle always think their own discomfort of more importance than any thing else in the world. The greatest wealth is contentment with a little.

A a Cure for Pilen Kidney-Wort acts first by overcoming in the mildest manner all tendency to consti pation then, by its irrcat tonic and in vigorating properties, tt restores to neaun the debilitated. and weakened parts. We have hundreds of certified cures, where all else had tailed. Use it and suffer no Ion gcr.jBlxehange. Many an honest man stands in need of Help Uiiit tins not the courage to ask it.

Td be weak is miserable, doing or suf fering- Liver, Kidney and Wright's Disease- A meaicine that destrova the irerm or cause of Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Kidney ana Liver (Jomplaints, ana has power to root them out of the system, ts above all price; Such a medicine is Hop Bitters, and positive proof of this can be found by one trial, or by asking your neighbors, who nave oeen curea oy it. The touchstone by wjiich men try us is often their own vanity. Hypocrisy is the homage vice pays to virtue Personal. Dear Bko. Meek, Ed.

"Central Metho-dist," Catlettsburg, Ky. I see in the last "Central" that you want a remedy for sick headache. If you will use a remedy that you advertise in your paper every week, I am, sure you will be greatly benefitted thereby and, I believe, cured. I have been a sufferer from sick headache, I can say almost from infancy, and have tried every remedy I could gei, and never found, anything to do me any good until I used Simmons Liver Regulator, prepared by i. H.Zelin Co.

I feel for any one that suffers with that'ter-ible disease, and I hope you will give it O. S. MORRIS, Brownsville, W. Va. The charities that soothe, and beat, and bless, He scattered at the feet of men like flowers.

Decline of Man. Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility, cured by "Wells' Health Renew.er." $1. Irvihb, GtARSiDE Alexander. Many men employ their first years so as to make their last miserable. Write to Mrs.

Lydia Ev Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts, for names of laditis that have been restored to perfect health by the use of her Vegetable Compound. It is a positive cure for the mosl stubborn cases of female weakness. None but a wise -man can employ lcis-ure well. No matter what the mouth's disease-How foul'tire breath or teeth a decay With Sozedont on all we seize, And swiftly sweep it far away, Leaving the gums purs', firm an'd bright, And the dull teeth as ivory white. He who says what he likes often hears what he does not like.

i Flies and Bags. 4, Flies, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mica" gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by "Rough on 15c. Irvine, Gabside Alexander. Some men and women talk by the yard add think by the inch. Woman.

How Shall Hhe Preserve Her Health anuue.auiy. ject-gives the result, and is happy to say that it is found in WotaaaTs "Best Friend." It is adopted especially to- that great cen tral, au-coniroiiing orgau, mo wuiuu, wi-resting its disorders, and curing any irreg- tin UmanBM Al "f-Alirflfia Dr. J. Bradfield's Female Begiilator acta like a cnarm id wanes, auu in buuucu ui checking, or in entire stoppage of the KmAntltln. nniircuui II frrm PAIH ITlfint.Rl trouble, or like causes, by restoring the natural aiscnarge jevery iusmuuo.

chronic cases, so often resulting in ulceration, ialling of th'e womb, its action is prompt andV decisive, the constitution from numberless evils and premature Jfreparea dv ut. j. A tlanta fia PrirA! Triftl MZe. 75; large size; $1.50. For sale by all druggists.

He that swells In prosperity is sure to shrink in adversity. HOW XD TELL 3W 'ttennlne Simmons Liver Beg ulater, or MeUi- cine. aaV ftw lAnn tiat IWllITI Wpappkr with tb red lettw Z-emo racing the emblems of our trtulu. Hnfttula. MorUr anrl Ararinlltfl ilan nK.

Buivo tun DiKunbuig vi ASM I -1 1.. I. Jr n. ZEILIK LOiT.takk othkb: .0 kn MMn fit VtaM r-o and being analvxed1 prove wortnleaa and only mado to Soece the public, and to pirate on the well earned repuU'ion of Zellln A Oo'e medicine. nose iranue uavH uu iuiih.i iwu will cheat you for-a low nonnlea overy way they Look caromily to the medicine you aro In- dmedtotako.formucnaulterine;, Dernianeoi in-inrv nd oven death ha roauHod IVora Improper troatminl and nolo Uiklnu unakllfully prepared medicioc.

'v Ca aarru.1, July 8, 18J9. Bka Sms-I aend you another package of the costs you noMklns, but It kTf.0.fev"(,c2,rmV17 iiie. xuura, eov, BY THE- Alabama State Fair Association, To be Exhibited at the State Fair in cne an. DEPARTMENT D. FIELD CHOPS Competition in thU Department limited to Ala- uaum rrouuctiocH, raisea oy tne Jtfxmrmor, CLASS 1.

SAMPLE OF" CROPS. For the best bushel of Corn In the ear For the best bushel of Wheat For the best binhel of Oats For the best bushel of Kve For thb best bnsliKl of Hhi1-v 3 00 a 00 00 i 00 For tbe be-t cuabe! of Field Peas -For the best bushul of Ground Peas -For the best bushel of Chufas For the bent bushel of rough Rice For the best bushel of Sweet Potntoen -For. tbe best bushel of Irish Potatoes -For the best bushel of Turnip -For the best dozen stalks Nmmr 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 Si OO 3 00 For the best bale of native Grass Hay, 2fi lb. For the hest bale of llayof any kind, 25 lbs. For tbe best specimen of Cuba Caue Syrup, 3 bottles For the best Bimdmcn of Sorghum Syrup, SbotMes 3 00 3 00 For the bestspecluieu of Leaf Tobacco.olbs.

3 00 cur mv, UlIHl UHITIM ui nosin 0 00 For the beHt bale ot Uoland Cotton. Koo lbn ai nn For 2d best of each offering from 1 to 18 i n- clitsive 2 00 For the best experiments in Ensilage not iubp uiuu une iuu iu 00 CLASS II. -DISPLAY OF FARM PRODUCTS Four Competing.) For tne hunt and largest display in merit and va- nviy vi aampie crops ana me proauctiong oi one farm, not Icsh than 20 specimens. tut Premium $75 00 'id for 2d bent 5U 00 A certificate must be filed with the Secretary at the flme of making the entry nf truth nrwl fairnotis of the exhibit and entry, onebiiKhel ae specimen. or tlio nest and largest quantity, the production of one miuare or solid acre of land, Of Corn, not lens than loo buHhels lo 00 Of Wheat, not less than 25 bushels lo oa Of Oats, not less than 4o bushels lo 00 Of Rye, not less than 2o bushels lo 00 Of Field Peas, not less than 15 bushelri.

lo 00 Of Ground Peas, not leBB than 3oo bushels lo 00 Of Chufas, notless than 50 bushels lo 00 Of Sweet Potatoes, not less than 4oo bushels lo 00 Of Irish Potatoes, not less than 4oo bushels lo 00 Of Turnips, not less than 5oo bushels lo 00 Of Sugar Cane lo 00 Of Sorghum lo 00 Of Native Hay lo 00 Of Upland Cotton, to claws Low Middling lo 00 The Cotton must be ou exhibition; loo lbs. each of Cane and Sorghum; 25 lbs. of the Hay. One bushel each of Potatoes, Chufas, Peas, Rye, Oats. Wheat.

Corn. Turnins. with the certificate of the producer and two witnesses, of the honest and fair report of the gathering and weight of tbe entrieBana samples. The quantity produced will uc ucramiuuu tm; vlhuuhiu weigm oi eaeu, ami all must be of a iiood merchantable character and quality, equal to the samples on exhibition. COUNTY PREMIUMS.

(Five Counties to Compete.) To the County which (through its Societies or uiudb) snau airman tne largest ana finest display, In merit and variety of Products and results of Home Industries (except stock, which are excluded), all raised or produced in the county Montgomery countv excluded from comnetition 4-200 00 Second premium Montgomery county excluded from competition -100 00 Montgomery county being excluded from competing tor tne last two premiums To the Beat In Montgomery county makil the largest and best display in' merit and variety of Products and results of Home Industry (except stock, which are excluded), all raised or preduced in the Beat 1st premium 00 2d 25 00 (Five Beats to compete) DEPARTMENT E. HORTICULTURE. Raised by tbe Exhibitor. CLASS 1. GARDEN.

PRODUCTS. Best Cabbape, three headB Best collection of root crons Turnins, 1 00 Beets, Carrots and Onions, half doz. each BeBt Tomatoes, one dozen -Best Celery, one dozen 1 00 1 00 1 OO 1 OO 1 OO Best ifig Plants, one dozen Best Squashes, one dozen Beet display of Garden Vegetables, grown ana exnioiiea oyone person, varieties Best display of Kitchen Garden 5 00 -m Aiaoaina, noi less man ai approved varieties, exhibited in glass iars or bottles 5 00 Best Carrots, half dozen bunches Best Onions, one peck Best table Beet, one dozen Best Sugar Beet, one dozen Best Lima Beans, one peck 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 CLASS II. ALABAMA ORCHARD PRODUCTS Best collection of Apples, not less than six varieties, grown in anu acmntea to Ala bama, six specimens of each variety, named and labeled 5 00 3 00 Best single variety of AppleB, not less than twelve specimens Best collection of Pears, not less than three varieties, ana six specimens ot each variety. nroDcrlv named and labeled 3 00 Best single variety of Pears, not lerB than six specimens 00 Best one dozen Oranges Fruit Knife Best one dozen Lemons Sugar Spoon Best one dozen Bananas Preserve Spoon Best collection of late Peaches 2 00 Best collection of Grapes 3 00 Best display of Fruit, and penality and va riety, ten specimens iu 00 CLASS IU.

AT.ARAMA NTIRKRRV. Best collection of AdoIc Trees. Dioloma and 10 00 Best collection of PearTrees, Diploma and 10 00 Best collection of Peach Trees, Diploma and 10 00 Beat collection of Grape Vines, Diploma and 10 00 nest collection 01 Btrawoerry Plants Diolomaand 5 00 Best Hedge Plant adapted to Aiaoama uipioma ana iu 00 CLASS FLOWER GARDEN. (Professional Gardeners Beft collection of Plants in pots (gtown by jixnioitorjcorrecuy Baniea, ana evincing the best culture. Reference must be had to the individual merits of the plants, rather than to their auantitv 00 Best collection of Ornamental-leaved plants, not less than twenty varieties 5 00 Best collection of Geraniums 5 00 For any single Specimen Plant, combining evidence 01 caremi culture- ana prolusion of bloom or ornamental foliaee 3 00 Best col lection of Cut Flowers of all classes.

Cup Best Bouquet Sugar Spoon For Professional Gardeners and Florists. Best collection of Plants in pots (grown hy correctly namca, ana evincing the best -Reference must be had to the individual merits of tha plants, rather than to their quantity 00 Best collection of Ornamental-leaved plants, not less than twenty 5 00 Best collection of Geraniums 5 00 For any Single Specimen Plant, combining evidence 01 caremi culture ana prolusion nf bloom nr ornamental folia on Beet collection pf Cut Flowers oTall classes, Best Bouquet Sugar Spoon SPECIAL PREMIUMS BY THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER, Best yield of Corn from one aero, to be giantea, ana in every particular cuitivatea a boy under 16 years of age, one bushel tobeexhibited as samDle -15 00 Best specimen Cake and Bread, to be made oy a gin uuuer in years 01 age -giufuu Montgomery Transfer Line Oftmitm, Baggage Wagon and JUiaeKs 4 ana o. OMNIBUS leaves Exchange Hotel 20 minutes before de nan tire of trains, and will call via other hotels if notified. Passengers leaving on early morning trains will be promptly attended uk buu wui uiceiau iuwiuiue ubiub wuu viuui- bus. Hacks, and Baggage Wagon.

Carriage hire by the hoar at reasonable rates, and will also furnish and attend to carriages on Funeral Occasions. Stables on Washington street, one block irom lower Artesian well. Agent at office under Exchange Hotel, first aoor on jnuniEomery uraera eouciiea. N. B.

Chancafl made In railroad schedules re ported and corrected by this management, on time aatran w. m. baiwuuu. LUMBER, LUMBER, LUMBERI AH. STEWART snccensore to Horton Stewart dealers In and manufac turers' agents for all kinds of Lumber, will keep constantly on hand at our yards, a full assort-mentof Lumber, Laths anl Shingles, and are prepared to 111 orders prompjly, direct from our Mills, at short notice.

A. 8. IsTEWABT CO. 182 cm E. Nallb.

M. M. Tubbyfux. W. M.

Nalls W. M. NALL8 CONTRACTORS, comer Jefferson and Lawrence Streets. Special attention given to making Plans, stairs, and Bridges, nuuoingana uenerai Carpenter Work done at short notice. JaulSuy JHantsoatery, Ala, MOBILE, ALA.

Strictly First-Class. PASSEKGEK ELEVATOB AND All Modern Convenience. TERMS 00 10 $410 PER MI Robbins St.Jolin. jan 4 mm In addition to his very extensive stock Paints, Oils, Varnishes Glass, Offers for sale at, low prices, a large assortment oi lain Fancy Wall Paper, Every Variety and Stylf ol Window CHROMOS Frames Plain Fane Cornices and Mouldings. Mirrors and i rror Plates.

ELEGANT WATER-COLOR BOXES, MATHK MATICAL INS'J'KUMENTS, Artists' Materials, READY FOR USB. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, SCKOLL-WORK, Brick on hand at all Times Xo. 106 Conimerci- Si. MONTGOMERY, ALA. FURNITURE I -AT- WHARTORS'S CHEAPER THAN EVER COM I) OXE.

COME ALL! To nee the largest and best line of Furniture ever displayed in Montgomery, consisting oi 100 Bed-Room Suites AND 30 Parlor Suites, which are offered at positive COST until after the Holidays. 1,000 other articles of Pnrni-tnre, needed every day, without regard to COST. Saratoga Water, Fresh, cold and, sparkling, on draught at Drug Store of 1BV1WE, GARSIDE ALEXANDER IN ANY STAGE, Catarrh, Eczema, Old Sores, Pimples, BOILS, OR ANY SKIN DISEASE. CURES WHEN ALL OTHER REMEDIES PAIL If yon doubt, come to see us, and we will CURE YOU, orcharge nothing I Write for particulars, and a copy of little book "Message to the Unfortunate Suffering." Ask any prominent Druggist as to our standing. WT Sl.OOO KEWASU will be paid to any Chemist who will find oa analysis of 100 bottles of S.

S. S. one particle of Mercury, Iodide Potassium, or any Mineral Bubstance. SWIFT SPECIFIC Proprietors, (ran bottle) Atlanta, Ga. Price of Small Size 1.00 Large 1.75 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS NATIVE MINERAL fATEBl ROCKBRIDGE, ALUM WATER CURES DYSPEPSIA, INDIGE3TION, TORPID LIVER, Chronic Diarrhcea and Dysentery, 8kin Diseases, Scrofula, Chronic Pneumonia, etc.

It is a powerful alterative tonic and is ANTI MALARIAL in its effects. Read certificates from EMINENT PHYSICIANS incur pamphlets. No Artificial (rases or Salts. 1 -Bottled in its natural state, direct from the Springs, which are beautifully located in Rockbridge county, and are open for the reception of visitors from June 1 to October 1, each year; capacity guesta. For sale by IRVINE, GAP SIDE ALEXANDER, W.

A. MoBRYDE, B. Xi. SPOWLEH, feb 21-em J. W.

HALE. To My Friends and the Public. It stock of Fish' and Ovsters are of the best quality. To lease my irienus ana patrons will sell the "best; Oysters at cost, I will not be undersold On the other hand I will sell yon more for less money than any dealer this side of the iuif. Come one.

come all, to ROBINSON'S. Will Exchange for Lumber ONE Second-hand Steam Engine 'and Boiler complete, with all connections. Engine la 40-horse power and Boiler is 56-horse power, Good parties can get long time Address CHANDLER BROS, Real Estate Insurance. april Cures IjgSgjl SYPHILIS 2 Ida A Never-Falling Cure for Burns, Hcalds, Bruises, Cuts, Sores, etc. A4W IbrtT years of trial.

Perry Davis' Pain Killer stands unrivaled. It is sate I Jt auu iiuiucuiimjij i nnvnr lalisi wifAv AfttlA Hfc. (N.B.I NflVff. SfLVB it la the mml efectual remedy we know of. No family should bo wlliiout a bottle of It mraauKwouw.

Cincinnati Disrmtch MM1 Am.irta anil ir. tw a. (roou aruuie. From I. S.

Potter, U. 8. Consul at Crefeld, Dhanlcth Prussia: After ion? years or use, i am siuisneci it Is positively efficient as a healing remedy at Rhamer. Valdosta. says It Is a panacea for all bruises and burns.

Prom K. w. Adams, saco, It gave me Immediate relief. In forty years' use It never has failed me. nr T.tiiti.

Nioholvllle. N. Bttva i I.iw Ifirxirii frannantli. rrffews pain and soreness, and heats wounds ilKe magic 11TRRY DAYIS' PAIN KLXr-ER Is not a new untried remedy For forty years it has been in constant nae; andthose who have useu it wv wg" ue wo vzm jnenus: Its success is entirely because of its merit. Since the Pain Killer was first introduced, hundred of new medicines have come and cone, while to-day this medicine is more extensively used and more highly valued than ever before.

Every family should have a hnttlereadv for tine. Much pain and heaw doctors' bills may often be mivd by prompt application of the Pain Killer, tmlikemost medicines, it Imperfectly safe even in the hands of a child. Try It once thoroughly, and it nrin nrove its value. Your drutrtrist has it at 85c. 50c.

and 81.00 per bottle. PERRY DAVIS SON, Proprietors, i Providence, Ifwniorsare therefore forced into. Vie blood Hat should be expelled naturally. WILL SURELY CURE KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER COMPLAINTS, PltER, CONSTIPATION, URINARY DISEASES, EMAJ.lt WEAKNESSES, AND NERVOTJS IMSOUDEItS, by causing free acjtoi of- Uitsl organs and rtttoring their power to throw of disease, WhrsnfTer Itlllpnn pnlns and achesl Wlij tormented nith Film, Constipation! fhT frlgrlitened over disordered Kiilneys! thy endure uerroiia or sick Iieadachei! Uu KIDNEY-WOKTantf rejoice in health. Itlsputupin Ilry VegetaMe Form, Intln cans one padcaffe of vhich makes Biz quarts of medicine.

Also in Ltauld Form, Tery GoooeD-traled, CortboseCbatcannot readilx. prepare it. OrTt acts with equal efficiency in eltber form. IT Of TOUR DRUGGIST. PRICE, 1.00 WBI.L8, BICHABDSON Prop's, (Will send the dry postpaid Brai.IftffTOS, TT.

PRS. LYOiA E. PINKHAH, OF LYNN, LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S 'VEGETABLE COMPOUND. IaaPoBitWp Cnrfr fforall tlioie Pnlnt'ul Oomplaluts mnd Wnliieiet Oflootnnn ioourbet fciuule popi4aUo will cure Dtlrlr the worst form of Female Com-pWuto, all ovarisij troubles, toflammfttioa and Ulcera tlon, Faliug and Dlsplaoementii.

and the consequent Bptnal Weakness, and Is particularly adapted to the Change of Lire. It win dlBaolve andeipeHnmora from thenternsin an early stage of dTeloptnent, The tandencyto can-. serous humors thare is checked very speedily by its use, It removes falotness, flatulency, deftroya all craTlng for stimulants, and relieves weakness of the stomach. It cures Bloating, Headache. Nervous Prostration, ganeraj Debility, Ueeplessness, Depressloa and Indi-'.

estion, '-i That feeling of bearing down causing pain, weight nd backache, Is always permanently cured by Its use. win at all times and under all circumetancte act 1 harmony with the lawn that govern the female system. For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex thk Compound Is nnsurpassed. LTWA E. PINIvllAM' TEfiETAftLE COM POUMHa prepared at 23S and- 83ft Western Avenu LjM.Mass.

Priee tl. Six bottles for $5. Bent by main the form of pills, also In the form of lnjces, o-rscelpk of price, tl per box for either. Mrs. Pinkham frealywiswers all letters of Inquiry.

Send for pamph-t. Address as above. Mention iMs JMpr. No family should he without LTDIA B. PINKHAM'S tlVKR PILIA They euro constipation, blllousne ad torpidity of theUver.

cents per bor. W-Sold by sill lrpgglsts. -6 STARTLING DISCOVERY! 108T MANHOOD RESTORED. Tiotim of yonfchfnl impradenoe oannng Prema-Jire Decay, HeroM Debfllty, Lost Manhood, eto. "TOg tried In Tain every known remedy, has foiwod a aimple aelf orat which he will send FBEH hit fellow-irafferera, addresa J.

II. KEEVES, a Chatham Ji. lf. i LOCKS A TT'S W' ruiJ r. whbu vuugu -eyrujr, Lockhart's Itlagia Liuiraeiit.

J-ockImrt' Coru Ucmcdf. Lockbart's Co mandrake Pills, ckhart? Colic Stocks 'tg, P. IQCKHART, FPU flALE fly DRJGQ8T8. febi-deow- hy I' Williams' Magnolia Club Kye Whiskey, sold only by V. Kr.WILLIAMS, Fine Grocer.

'or Fine Bottled Liquors, go C. K. WILLIAMS, 'ie Grocer. LA MODESTIA K. W.

Ts lutheTKN CKTTigi 1 F1VK Cent. -4-' jaj nv.l juvkju, Central Cigar Store. THE ONLY MEDICINE 1.1 EITHER. LIQUID OK DEI FOBJI II That Act. at the same lime on LITER, TEE ASS meiMEYg.

WHY ARE WE SICK? Besom allow Oust great organt (oil temne tloaoed or torpid, and poisonous El 7 pro, Absolutely Pure. Thlg DOWder neVnr VflHltR. A Tmirvol tt strength and wholeaomeneHH. More economic!" than the ordinary kindn. anil cRnnnt.

nia in competition with the multitude of low tcHt, short isuiu umy cans, RorAL Bakins Powder New York. HE WANTED MORE Not long since a gentleman in the East in speaking of a certain smoking tobacco said it was so good he went to sleep every evening smoking and the more, he smoked the more he wanted, Blackwell's Durham Long Cut will not have that effect be-. cause we don't put any" Opium in it, so if you want to get in the habit of using Opium or other drugs you had better not waste time and money in smoking Blackwell's Durham Long Cut, for that is made only from the purest and finest leaf tobacco grown. PRYOR'S OINTMENT 18 A SPEEDY AND SURE CEJHE FOB Blind or Bleeding Piles, Hemorrhoids, Sores, Ul- cers, lumoru, iicoiugoi iuq rarn, jrisuuas -and all Kindred Diseases; also of Bum Corue, Felons, Fever Sores, Scald Head, Tetter, Sore Nipples, etc. Atlanta, Aug.

25, 187V. After an exourience of twentv-flve vears in sell- intr this ointmuut. and during that time having closely watched its effects, and having the testimony of my friends and neighbors to eonfirm my confidence In its merits, I became fully Ratified of its value, and I have bought the exclusive right mane ana sen it, ana oner it to you an tue oest remedy in the world, especially for all forms of Piles. HEAD THE TESTIMOMALS. This to certify that I have tried Prvor's Pile Ointment In a case of pjles, and state that it gave mure rcuei niau kuviuiu uttvu vvur iiiuu: 1 further state that as a remedy for burns it is unparalleled.

I also used it for a case of tetter in my feet, of twenty years' standing, and say that it Is the first thing that I hvo ever tried that gave me more than momentary reltuf. I consider now that I am entirely relieved from that distressing disease. JOHN L. NEWSOM, Troup County, ua. Tavintr bctsu afflicted for ten vears.

at intervals. with that distressing malady, the piles, aud after many ineffectual trials of the remedies in common use, I commenced a short time ago to use your Pile Ointment. I experienced immediate relief. From the relief experienced in my case, as well as from the reputation so rapidly acquired by your Ointment in this vicinity, 1 have no hesitation in expressing the opinion that it is the most efficient remedy for piles ever invented. U.

A. DVLiU LaOrange, Ga. This is to certifv that I used Prvor'a Ointment in a case af severe burn, and that iu a verv few days It was entirely relieved of all inflammation, ana neaiea aiivt tue nrsi ttppnuaviuu ui the Ointment, the patient suffered no pain whatever. R. J.

MORGAN, LaGrange, Ga. Bv the advice of Mr. Wvnn. I used your Pile Ointment on a servant girl whu had beensuifeiing for eight years wHll a most aggravated case of piles. She improved from the very first day use of your Ointmont, and before using the box she was entirely recovered.

G. W. FOSTER, Thin In tn r.flrtifv that I have used Prvor's Pile Ointment, and say that it is, in my opinion, the best remedy for piloB ever presented to the pub lic, i lay tniB irom a positive ttppuuauuu lu remedy ou my own person. Troup County, Ga. Vnr natn hv all dealers in medicine.

Price "FIFTY CENTS PER BOX. Sent by mail on re ceipt of price. UT, J. XSLiAjJr LEiljVt may 0-USWUW atmum, w. mm BROWN'S IRON BITTERS are a certain cure for all diseases requiring a complete tonlo; espe.

clully Indltrestion, Dyspepsia, Inter, mlttent Fevers, Want of Appetite, Loss of Strength, Lack of Energy, cto. Enriches the blood, strength-ens the muscles, and gives new llfo to the nerves. Acts like a Charm on the digestive organs. 1 removing all dyspopUo symptoms, such as tast ing the food, Belching, Heat In the Stomach, Heartburn, The only Iron Preparation. that will not blacken the teeth or give headache.

Sold by all Drujf gists at $1.00 a bottle. BUOWN CHEMICAL CO." Baltimore, Sid. ItMi lh.t .11 Irta WttWi msd. by Bapws OntHMift 8a, orMMd rl suil UMle awrk oa wr.i)W BIWARt OF IMITATIONS, H2S Ar Mobile I.v M.ihiln Ar New Orleans. MELMA DIVISION W.

K. R. (Ala.) Leaves Montgomery 8 30 a I Arrivea Helma 1 11 15 a 1 410pm 7 30 pm Leave Selma 7 00 a 3 15pm Ar Jlontgomery 1 10 gOa 6 50 wetumpkabranoh: Leaves 7 00am. Arrives Wetumpka. 8 30 a Leaves Weturnuka.

20 a m. .4 00 pm Ar at Montgomery 00 a ni. -ii, Train- arriveat MoutL'omerv. Ir.un the. Nnrth No.

1 FubI Express, dany 8 00 a. m' 3 Fast Mail 9 45 p. m. o. Accommoea tn 'IVaillK MrrivfRt frm M.hl- No.a Fast KxpreMB ti 10 a 4 Fast Man 7 05 SPECIAL LOW RATES eS0' an points weal, aua itiey are went through in first clans cars by express traina, and in quicker time than by any other route.

PULLMAN PALACE CARS' to Louisville and Cincinnati. are rut through CLOSE CONNECTIONS' are made a Mem tih in cara for all points North, East and West. Agents at an fltatione can give you lull and re liable information as to through time and connec tioms, and procure you ratea and tickets to points. For further information addreue C. P.

ATMORE, G. P. Louisville, OB 31. WIMJ-AMS, General Ticket Ag't, Montgomery, Ala. Western R.

R. of Alabama. The Quickest, Shortest, Best and Most Direct Route -TO- 5TEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. With choice oi routes either via. Piedmont Air Line, Atlantic Oo'iSt Line, Kennesaw or Cincinnati Southern, all making through connections.

Trains leave as follows: TIMK TABLE NO 3, TAKING EFFECT SUNDAY, APRIL SO, 18i2. TRAINS EAST. TRAIN NO. 1 Leaves Montgomery Arrives Chehaw Onelika West Point Atlanta (A. W.

P. R. Columbus (C. W. K.

TRAIN NO. 3 LeaveB Montgomery Arrives Chehaw Opelika West Point Atlanta (A. W. P. R.

TRAIN NO. 5. Leaves Montgomery Arrives Chehaw Opelika West Point TRAINS WEST. 7:00 a. 9:27 a.

1 :45 p. 11:15 a. 7:25 p. 8:50 p. 9:48 p.

10:35 p. 1 :45 a. 10:00 a. 12:45 p. 2:55 p.

5:00 p. TRAIN NO. 2, Leaves Columbus (C. W. R.

1 :50 p. Atlanta (A. W. P. R.

1:50 p. West Point 5:10 p. OpelUca 6:02 p. Arrives Chehaw ti :59 p. Montgomeiy 8:25 p.

TRAIN NO. 4, Leaves Atlanta (A. W. P. R.

.1 :45 a. West Point 4:55 a. Opelika 5:43 a. Arrives Chehaw 6:37 a. Montgomery 8:05 a.

TRAIN NO. ft Leaves Columbus (O. W. R. 1(.) 7:00 a.

West Point 8:00 a. ODelika 10:) a. Arrives Chehaw 12 :10 p. Montgomery 3:10 p. No change ol cars between Montgomery and Atlanta.

Pullman Sleepers on trains 1 and 2 hnt.weer. New Orleans and Washington, D. without change. Western Railroad Sleepers on trains 3 and 4 tween Montgomery and Atlanta. i rainB a ana mane close connections with trains to and from Mobile and New Or leans.

Train 4 connects at Montgomery with trains for Selma and Enfaula. Connections made at Opelika with East Alabama Cincinnati, and the Columbus' Western Railroads. All trains excepts and 4 connect at Chehaw with-Tuskegee railroad. VUVIL, ttABBETT, General Manager. jypNTGOMERY BUFAULA RAILROAD.

Schedule took effect Feb. 19, 1882. Tram No. Montgomery Mail Tram Goinc East. Leaves Monteomcrv Arrives at: Union Springs 10:14 a in Eufaula Macon 7:10 Train No.

1. Mail Train Coming West. Leaves: Macon at Arrives at: Montgomery 7:00 Train No. 24. Union Springs Accommodation: Going East Leaves: Montgomery i Union Springs'.

6 201pm Train No. 23: ComincWest. LeaveB: Union Springs 7 :60 Arrives at: Montgomery 10:34 am Trains Nob; 1 and 2 run dally. Nos. 23 and 34 will be governed by Freight train rnleB.

OOSiriOTIOKBi At Montgomery Mobile Montgomery railroad Louisville Nasqville Southern railroad; Wester road of Alabama. i At Union Springs Mobile A Girard railroad. At Eufaula South-Western railroad; Vicksbur Brunswick railroad; Boat the Chattahoochee river. a W. F.

Skllkah, Snp't OBILB AND GIRARD K. VOI.UMBUS, KtA.t jreo JB, lBtac. MAIL TRArN NO. 1, BAELT OOrKO WB8T: LeaveB General Pass Depot. Colnmbu.12:96 nt Leaves Broad Street Depot, Colombue.

1.0 Arrives at Union Leaves 6:28 pm Arrives at Troy ...8:15 Making close eosneuies at Union Springe with M. R. R. for Montgomery and all poiuu WeBt and Northwest. Alt TRAIN HO.

8 DATLT 00KIN8 IAST: Leave Ttoy 4:80 am Arrive at Union Arrives at Broad St. Depot, Columbus. 10:6 a Arrives at Gen. Pass. Depot, Columbus.

.10:40 a Connects at Columbus with S. W. R. R. for Macon, Savannah, Angusta, and points North.

TBBOUaa. 7RBIGHT AND OOOHMODATION TBAIH HO. 3, DAILY GO EMO WKST. Leaves General Pass Columbus. .8:28 a at Leaves Broad Street Depot.

Columbus. Arrives at Union ...7:84 a a Connects at Union Springs with M. E. E. R.

for Eufaula and Montgomery. anum. ur. leaves Union Springs. 6 SOp a Arrives at Broad Street Depot.

..11 Arrives at Gen'l Passenger Depot. .11 :16 WAY TBXISHT TRAIN NO. 5 DAILY IXUir? aUH- WEST. Leaves Gen'l Passonger Depot. .6 -25 a nv Leaves Broad Street Arrives at Union am Arrive at Troy 1:30 pm Connects at Union Serines with lor Auiauia ana monigomery (dally except Sun 7-) 00HIN8 AM NO.

6. Leave Tror Arrive attlfniu Springs i. 7am Arrives at Broad Street 18:41 pm Arrives at Gen'l Passenger Depot. 3:55 L. CLARK, Superintendent.

D.E.WnxiAju, Gen. Ticket Aent. uiuvtv march 11-ny I lrila6-hw.