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Newspaper Page Text* . j # f , s • S3 • ■ n a* Itmr, •;. ' a ;. .i il fenieoj (!«»'»TT 1 . / i’ 1 ii !{!(■' **: * .*,- >; 5 . tfhfi >w> # 1 - ill*. * tffl ,*«*•#. ***\ mU VI ‘' ' ''tfm- <• . J ym eaf.-it;. <1 IK* / fif Wdl f Hil l* tl|W | •!> • •1 '» : A ! VOLUME VI. BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, MARCH ' 5,1881. NUMBER 3S . The Advertiser and Appeal. rCBUlltS ftttSY tATVIDAY At BRUNSWICK, GA, r. (?• sr&cr 8VBSCUYPTION BATES: e. KlnrUMMU. ^uwiunauiouiurr 'K22T M -"! l y Sr ml to tto t. O. .TACT, CHy Dlrrctaary. cirforricaaa. «. w. w.inj. j - ^iTt7d««. j. r. Hto..,, M. C. UtU. -W. Il.«*tor, T. W. Bolt. \f /»'• arxf It"* Cfff* ^ Marb*- /Wf fV^fte^-CLIrkUtttr. Jr. U. D. fVy rtfmrian— L H Pl»l*. M. D. Uarlmr MaMrr-G J IUI1. ;m iro^MnUff Wumw. tv» etc—■ wff.Jr. »*JA vrui ■ J Xn Advertisements. ML HAYDOCK’8 NEWLIVERPILL (HUQAD COATED.) •HI riLL IS A DORK. ■M MhrW •ffprftkiM. lfa«y iru|yte *Uk dlitM •» <!• aJ rot* u >mt«f lb* prtlMa’g ’ rtt It <mea. Tl*; fcrt Iff Itr bt-ly ifiiMt <1U> la ill fjr«s i f pttddMi Mtark* arid rt wUnitca. mu* all bn«» u* aiU>a>atlr iun|rr <4 aaaaiM and fortaU. Dm rf I>R. UAY1hjCK‘« NEW LlVtJi HUM fUi" tka a*Ufa ajafc* af paiaa aadackaa, aalirvaa IW spirit* Md aaadaaav blowl Hor.XDIXO THROW* THE VP Ml —4 tor Ikla lnn«tiaubl« atadlrta* al y«>ar *— 4ra« atnra, aad Ufca on a bar.. OR. ■ Ir.oUntly. MTOOCrS NEW LIVER PILLS ALL OVIN THIS VAST COL’NTH V KnntvThrml PrapladaaTkaMt 7—CO Mutoa OUorad C—iTy-Jacfctc Whit*. Tow* rownw-Bimy. Oaayar aad lyiat*. lUaaoa-LnUcScld. Ppaara aad Pataaa. Peauc actuitaa*—WaUlaa. Itorrdta«ar aad llarrcy. I puafitafac- ruut oaraaniairT—Spaara.Pataaai and II Pucjcw- Pataaa. Daan. aad WaOlaa. UNITU> KTATta oniCEKL OoSaalor ofCmnL.«uk-iob» T.ColUM. Pi«tma«tir—Llama North. CURE i BACK ACHE IMPROVED EXCELSIOR KIDNEY PAD. It U . MARVEL Of HEALING mad RELIEFI Simple, Sensible, Direct, Pain less, Powerful! II CVKI c ”-* ABSORPTION"^ - * ILL U'Mi DISK ANILS, THROAT DI.SKASKH, BKKATIII \U TROU RLE II OMITS. INTO lb.-J'Utu nnui. M,t hamitaif asdk isM. It ORANM MM»M lha dta—ad >arta Ika Thomsaada T«rtU> ta MsTIrtlra Yon can be Relieved & Cured! Dto-I In,., WHO M bm tiM tto. toato. “ AOWALtv O^tclto. to toalb, tod «, totolpt to WTte>l7"LMgPadCo. its^sisrsuw: wn.tiAMi »«■<«. laaiar. Attests, Us. RERCLTRV The Taka dlaaaaa la flaw aad pa will muter Warn aad tatrt aas; day mt maalaas aUaary. What kwadrrda of Lattara aajr fro tha ssbltette g lotos rv.ltojdoM.ymaraaw Star fill haartd BMafaS No mor* awffaa daaaa far bm atf tva or tea pOte lakaa at oao lira#. OMdyMryUiinrMaa Thao ha. DorVr. My haadarh* haa taS at*, aaad a* aarthar rtal to kwy la tho . AfW am Verne t<-rtmr*« froai btllloa* nip. two >4 yoar New Utm |*uu am rad at. aad I tow bo ro- tmra ad Sto rated jr. Oar doetcra iramlod bm foe CUaala CaaatlyaSaa. M Ihay rmlUd It. mod at last aald 1 waa lararmhla Voar Now Livrf PtDa rwrodaao. I had aoafpotito; Dr. Imydotk'a Saw UvarPUta lava half rf ear of yoar pmatoaiyhmhoIhr Chotorm Morhaa. Tta dear y.»mm* thim«|otw«Uta • day. My aaaoaa of a tnoralav la aow carad, aad ao Tar rtal of pv. Haydorh'a Saw Liver pula carad aa ad irrrtMo aoaral«to mmI polos la th# hood. Brad bm two «Uls; I want oao f -r a poor fMally. Bead aio Avo vlala o( year Now Uvor PlUs hy rw Por all dlaaaaa of th# Sldaoya. Rolontloa of, Calmo. rlc., I»r. Il»y l "k , a New Uvor PilUaroa act euro. Oao ptn all) aatlafy tho an at ahrptto Por roaialo laoeaaoa. Nvrvoaa Pruotralloa. Weakness, ilm'ral la«-in»<1e. Want «f Appotlfo Hu h llradat hK. I>r. llaydorl'a Now Llvar Pllla aluioat always ha tfuaratilood. iKACQ VIAL CONTAINS TWENTY PILLS. VrOh* Pill Is • poaa.'fci Prk. Ttor.l,.«tr, mil.. F.r Ml. »r all l>ruusl*i*« t tlTIi'N.-Nonn sn» i.mno inil-aa lb.* sl.ina- ir« of AI.M'.N llAVi'UuK attrmuinla a». I. vial or Ilia. Kvki.v PIM. IN Hifouid'OATRt* Ify-Mirdrai PALMER BROTHS, nouuiAn axTaiL HARDWARE Itttot II. Cntw. Ill to. lU to. Jtllu.u. SAVANNAH, GA. N Will I II ih. *.i froo i ay s.ldraaa i>u racalpt ol Xtcanta. Klv* >i»la hr VSlfATOKCi. DO WOT ptIAT I HAYDOOK k CO.. hU-l, W tomv T« Vtot. -LOOK AT THE GLORIOUS NEWS s TUB LAST Of TH SOSO CALLED ‘Cheapest Goods’ tsarNUDT— JACOB COHEN ths tubllc. blaah Chashaoroa an.*, aold avorywhorr at *V aad >. Oar fra* full ar» th* lff»i»m*»ro ta any KidUl *»r« at ito.U. as prVas. Orrwu. hrr»i •ddoik noath. I'adorwear at prkaa ahkh do> ilrM the boot juLrao la tho Ntato Wo awt (Idas oat airtno of oar laiwoaoo Art la^korwoaifuroarlaMatoaao VprtM atnek. Wo lap^t Kaibr>:.|rrt •#. s»-t - an o»U lh*ai sad all •no whit* •'Kids at least a |-ef root leoa thaa any t*hor k'wisto. I»»N\ino: \firKrtl.rt Toa will mot ho dloopputaitotl if yow pay a visit to JACOB COIIEN, 152 BROUGHTON St., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Look for the Red Sign. fcM-ty HAN MADE MOHK CUT BARBER SHOP, J. M. CARTER, hwffklvp. nutiso. HAIR CCTTINO AND UAtE DEEM- INOdoaa la tho my lataat aad mart appvwml atyks. LMPIU AUO cniLDMKTM HAIM CUTTIHQ A onciAirr. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED (aa-T-ly. Fire Insurance! CSIFPI.ES THAN ALL WARS COMBINED, BXTT » VXlYEHM-.l LY L'fKI> »f>t fi r.'JOCS- II H P MiMtttaMntoMatoto.a, III l i^OrfttCS. r. O'CONNOR, Jr. o-r.. J. m. xiddh. wim arovttusMbTTsaii/Jwsjkm » N.Y. rNDERWRITECV AGENCY 00*11 - ED OP THE nEl.WASM AND HaNOVKi Ih-i’SABCt:*JO.>. BRinsn AMERICi ASSUR E CO. Jtgricoltural Implements. 7AN MILLS, OKA IN CRADLES, AVERY’S PLOWS. BRI.YLY’S PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, VIXiVf STOCKS, SWEEP SHOVELS, HEEL PINS, OILVSS RODS. GRAND iURV PRESENTMENTti < Rubber and Leather BELTING. CIRCULAR SAWS, CARPENTERS’ TOOLS, BLACKSMITH’S TOOW, OUNS AND PISTOLS. FISHINO TACKLE. AGENTS FOR FAIRBANKS' Standard Scales DTTFOTTT'S CELEBRATED POWDER. Tuft«Uitt with . full linu ut Shelf ll.rdu'.rr, for mIo at III. lutrcit tttU.ll (fUttttb. PALM Kit DHOTIIKHS. «;il 7-ljr THE BEST! The Jewelry Headquarters W. F. D0ERFLIN6ER la Up haai Plaro of tha Klad. la «my rwiwt, HTTO-W1T. AAIX aa lrtan.lL* hlsUr.-t afi-lh«autlfully *♦ Isrtvd atuckuf JEWELRY, WATCHES, Etc n Etc., WhKh haa Jaat arrive aad to Maraud at low artototo* P*Uat vf Atitf.aolUrk Watohaa a**.)** • *- tohl-ly AVliitc & Decorated I'rrnth Chiua and ENGLiSH PORCELAIN AT LOW PRICES. Plaa white Prvark Chlaa Durr hrfa. IM flaa white Ihwi'tiilaa T. aWto.’lt V>*• " n««f*-'i-l Itoodrraarhtli.t.toT^#•»»«.•• |» 3 « Mk-hlf ltoouraa»l PTaarhffciatoTro auto.llp I t .«*» t'tMMWVtota. llyttoova.lt tot white .... H«i White Poytteh Krvrlaia Innnrr tete. |OQy 13 ul ■Uvar ptotod Uaa#r KbIvm. ywr 4uo»a.... W AUDI ALL MOCHKXUCPiNfi DOOM. N*w lllNtotrated CaUharoowid ITW-Itot watl.^1 (Pm t*a aryttetotteo. loUattoU* farMiakol. C !• IIADI.I’.V ,<‘aawor laattlwto, N Y <*My Urdtei hot-4 and rtwol vaCWor *Ma*f, •m of rhW(*. too4 t'.O D. or P. O. M- o-r Or> d«r. orua if “ J. M. DEXTER, “ Banker and Broker, Exchange bought and soli Intnrancclb Real K.tale Agent. irAitet fu* PaltUnkto* Srklva aad lUrrtaa* •ate*. y i «tiwa. Or* *0*0* Gjtidjs% LOCAL DENTIST, Brunswick,Georgia. • Of Raitovr A Itniher — Root and Shoe Shop NOTICE. I | AVISO aorarad th* **> \bm*m*r ilcrircs:’ to-, to lb. ,H,. ” D. A. MOORK. HARDWARE a STOVES, ritows. Dun, uw. 1*.,b.l Mb, to IM, to T.bl. uhto Fliiirto, rwwrr. r»M. Ktotolto Tl.to.rr, I'tofbw,. toUtolbb u«S|. k ’ t-UIIWITtoCU. State or Omoou—Oltxv Coovtt. We, the Grind Jury for tho Fall Term, 1880, make tha following Gen eral Preientaenta: CUXBUL WATTIES. There bare been a number of brought before ua, all of which have been (lispoeed of end the ji3 ia free of prisoners, except those tried and found -ailty, or those awaiting trial upon bills of indictment Much of this satisfactory state of affairs is duo to the assistance rendered ns by His Honor Judge M. L. Mcrshon, as sisted by the Solicitor, O. B. Mabry, K»t- We are happy to state that many of the cases were of m mild char acter, there being bnt ono esse of murder in the county and that com mitted by one not a resident of the county. resue inLDtxos. We find the jail, after s thorough examination, unsafe for the proper se curing of prisoners, often entailing upon tho county the expense of em ploying a guard which with seals abd secure building would not be Decease ry, thereby earing the county an , an nual expense of many dollars for this purpose. We find it kept in • neat and cleanly manner, end the diet fur nished prisoners wholesome and am ple. The Court House is a modal of in- couronieuce—entirely unfitted for tho purpose for which intended, and we recommend that the Commissioners of Roads and Rcrenncs hare suitable altoratioua or improvements made, as wo havo experienced much difficulty in obtaiuiug a suitablo room outside to transact onr legitimate busiuess, ami nro iudepted to the Masons and Odd Follows for a room whoroiu the county’s necessary business could bo transacted. > ‘.'i OOt’STT OOL’BT. -A « i V Wo find the book of Hon. R. F. Ai ken, former County Judge, deceased, in propor order, showing every rec ord end proceeding carefully kept end all receipts properly accounted for.— Yet we again recommend U Representative sed Senator have said court abolished at as early a day aa practicable after the next meeting of the Legislature, believing as we do that it entails upon many of oar citi- gretot inconvenience without cor responding benefits. bright, who bee elded this body very “deli by Iheseavgy end seel displayed In famishing witnesses, end in veri- one ways tending to expedite oar work. > Wo would espseieUy call the atUn Uou of the Tax Keoaivsr to the many instances of gross and apparent un dervsluatioo of property ell over the aooqty, for in many instances returns of property have bean made at less than half their market value, and in a majority of cases by llwea beat abb to pay end if some check is not placed npon this system of undervaluation, tho time ia not far distant when a few will become the landlords, end thane honest enough to retain their proper ty at its trno value, will bear almost the entire burden of taxation. W. bu» given this eat attention end great blur, and ted that the former Collector, W. A. Ber lin, ie short ia hie aeeonats with ths county tmU, which fmnoat hie bondsmen rrinsed to make good un less eoopatled to do «o by bw. We Bud gross negligence if not criminal. ity in the eeaduot of Mid Xu 04- Few cates of this character havo been brought before aa, only one, in feet—that of an aged lady, who de- sirud a email amount to enable her to ruach her home in middle Georgia— ouo wbo bad reached three score and ten, and whoso feeble steps and sil very locks i[<jke stronger than a vol- umu of words, and u(>ou a resolution being passed, appropriating the turn of twenty dollars to her, the Commit sinners of Roads and Revenues promptly paid the amount soam xxv rmoors. We find the roads and briilges of the county ia a fair *. would arge the Road Commissioners of each district tbo necessity of em- portent interest of the county to its greatest perfection. ’ ; ■XlCXTV BOOKS ASD nXAXCEM. Wa find the books of tha Ordina ry neatly and eorrteUy kept; alaa lha hooka J. E. Lambrigbt, Justice of tha pesos of the 96th district, and M. O. Lows, of tha 27th, wall kept; bat re gret we cannot aay tbs same of W. B. C. Coker, notary public and Ex-of. J. P., aa we find bis books not correctly kept aod language used not becoming an official, aa ou page 71, case 42C, criminal docket,tbo following endorse ment; “ For God’s sake save what lit tle interest wo haro in B.” Again in civil docket book, page 249, case of J. S. Blain «. Traaarant, aettlemant reads aa follows: “ Dead as hell and case diamiaacd.” We cannot find of Roads and Sevan use to use every and. all toss as at their dis posal to bring him to a strict aeoout- ability. Wa also find that many who bold reo—pta lor poll taxes are re turned as .defaulters, thereby depriv ing many of our citiseoa of their fran chise—the vary purpose for which said taxes wsro paid. Wa would there fore meomueod to the Commissioners of Komis and Ibveniias tu proceed ai onoo lo the collection of amonnb due tbo county together with 20 per osnL damages against the Tax Collector aod his aoouritiwa -Wo ali«> liud that ha ia aliotton ou- count of poll taxes, also tax oollocted from Jii|0(>r iloaltve, aod 'Whilo tin) Mia Cnuimisaionafs of Roads aod Itevr, wfiuaa -aud our body bore oOiOieaM of reaching this matter, there should be soma power by which this food, so much required for . the education of tbs children of the, ooanly, could be The various reports of lha eow dittoes upon Ibis subject sat forth tbs different amounts, which are, if nec essary, at tha people’s disposal for in- noes, Dr. J. M. Madden, and recom mend, aa Jostles of tbs Pesos and No tary Public, 28th District, J, E. Dart, 2Ctb, J. E. Lambrigbt; 27th, M. O. Lowe. Wa wngratulata the county npon the general efficiency of its ooanty of ficers, and the Commissioners of Roads and Revenues upon tbeir choice of Mr. H. A. Kaoriek aa tbeir Clark and Treasurer, aad would request Urn t Board to retain ao reliable aad efficient an officer in tbeir em ploy. cocrrv scans. This matter, by appropriate recoin lion, haa bean brought to the atten tion of onr immediate Representative, Haa T. W. Lamb, who haa worked in harmony with this body to scab tbs bonded debt by appropriate Leg islation to lbs least possible amount nvoroxncna Wa recommend that tbo Clerk be paid tbs ana of twenty-five dollars for extra services, also came amount to Shari* and truss dollars to Clerk of Orand Jury, 1b His Honor, Judge M. U Mar- ploying tbo full term allowed by tsar- a< Jets of ntaluaaa spd accuracy, aad for the purpose o'l briuging-MFIfc- th i schools, both whiU and colored, managed and. conducted. Wa il 'tha/difisrenk schools without tha knowladga of either Principal, bnt fouud them folly 'alive lo tbeir work, udtbapapilsofrifdy and atudioua. We would reeoansod that tha Board of Education tntcr.at once into oor- rtvpondtnce with the Comptroller- General, and furnish him each Infor mation aod render ench aeaietanco as will enable him lo eoliect tbs balanco due on poll tex and liquor liaanaas froai tbs Tax OoUeetor, that it may ba applied where the lab islanded il should, to educational purposes common or so ads ass armria Tbs report pf this body has bean comphU and aaUafactory, abowiag a clear aad borinaaa can far 41 moneys received and paid oat by then*, end wi rJe too stroag lo express ear utter' after a csref4 investigation of tbeir eoiidemoationofanoSoaroftbeStato, boobs must oommeud them as folly of Georgia, no matter bow Ramble competent to the task allotted them bis office may bet wLo wool J place np on record such language in ths adju dication of a case brought before his court Tha books of the Clerk of Ooort, Mr. T. O’Connor, Jr., are an honor to aay county, and wa take eqmcfal pride mending him to onr people aa dal and competent officer of Coart, ea also the Sheri* J.K. L*m- fcctor, and wa alga upon lbs Oam- 4)00, we tender oar rinaere thanks far bis uniform courtesy towards aa; also to Solicitor O. R Mabry, for valuable swines rendered ua in our doty an Orand Jorurt. With the coo scion eaesa of having endeavored to do onr duty, irrespec tive of friends or enemies, wa leave ear fallow citizens to decide npon onr We request that these Present- manta ba published in tbs Anvxanaxa a*d Amuu Wa have passed the following lutkine: . That oar Reproesutative, Hun. T. W. Lamb, be requested to aeouro tha patoisga of en sot by the Legislature of Ooiirgia ntaking the tax on Hpiritu ous, vinous and malt liquors, in the opuutj of Olynn, *2,500, and that tho Comuiiaaiouera of Roads and Rave nna* ba Instructed to give the sary publication. Wnaias, This Orand Jury havo just beard of tha death of Uou. J. B. Habersham, lit il molotd. That this Orand Jury tender to lha family of the deceased ths heartfelt sympathy of this entire body; that the ooanty baa lost an able and efficient offioer, the community a good eitixou—ous ever ready to aid in citv and county in everything for tha advancement of our material in terests, aud that Ibis resolution be paUiabo-l with onr general present- moots, and a copy ba farniabsd the family of tbo deceased. Unatonl, That tbe Foreman appoint a oommitta* of two members of Utia body to investigate tha matters of ooauty poll taxes aod special taxes ia default by the late Tax Collector, W. A. Barrie, for tha years T7, *78 and TJ, aad in eonuection with the Olynn county Board of Education, lo place tbe result in tbe bauds of tha ft late Comptroller-General, in order that he may collect tbe amouut in dotoult, for tbe benefit of tbe coauty school fund, •aid committee to report to May term of Orand Jury, 1881, tha result of tbeir investigation and tha action of the Comptroller-Genera! thereon, end ws respectfully request Ilia Hon or, Judge M. Ik Mershoo, to empow- tba said committee to sand for nkess- aary parsons and papers far lbs pur poses of said iureatigalioa. Foreman appointed J. M. Dexter and John C. Moore aa arid committee. Douimca J. Dtuox, Foreman, Wntuu Axnusox, Joan M. Dxxtu, Jauei T. Laxuiout, Jswm Postxll, Hawod. H. Cool, Jams M. Maddex, Join J. SrxAaa, Thomas O. Stact, Jonx C. Mourn, Jons A. Puiujre, Pasxala W. Baxirera, Lxosiuas C. Mabux, Joax A. Livo, Jacob E. I) , it, Jaxxs E. L.ubbi-.ht, Hakiltos A. Kensios, ' WuiiAU F. PmauuAX, Mattwew J. Co Laos, THE I0RT OF A Dill TO On. oucxtt xaxAecaxa. We find the Traasurer'e books neat ly and correctly kept, showing a bal aare of orer-Jrafts against Urn county of *449.80, owitg lo tbe failure of tax es being collected far I88U, but which can be met in a rery abort lime, aod wa taka especial pride iu commending our Treasurer as on able, efficient aud trustworthy official, who stands forth aa a rebnke to those wbo allow their cupidity or criminality to swerrethem from a strict care of tbe people's funds intrusted ts their safekotpiug. Ilia fidelity through a long and honored life of public service but shines bright er as tbe shades of life'* evening gath er around him, and to him onr whole people, with one voice, should pro claim, '* Wall doue, good and faithful natvant." v ( auAUK (IT KpVCATWX. >Ya find ths book* of this Board W* therefore aarnreRy raqnoat them to closely witch aad guard tbe inter ests of the county with the toms tori In Urn fa ton Ihay bars manifested fa lha past. ' mrttixnon. Wa bare elected, as School Ooa- miiaioner for 25th District, H-RGouId, Eaq.; far fiTtb, Jobs A. Phillip*, Esq.; Tbe true girl has to be sought for. She doss not parade benslf aa ahow goods. She ia not faahiooabla. Gen erally, aba ia not rich. Bat, obi what a heart aha baa whan yoo find bar—ao huge and pare and womanly. Whan yon aaa it yon wonder if than* showy thing! outside ware women. If yon gain her lore, yoar few thoaaandsan millions. Shall not aak yon for a car riage, or a first-dam bona. Shall wear simple dresses and tom than whan necessary, with no lofty magnif icat to frown npon her economy.— Shall keep ererything neat and nio* in yoar sky parlor, and give yon such a welcome when you coma boom that you’ll think tha parlor higher than ev er. Shall entertain Ira* friend* on n dollar, aad astonish yon with ths ana* thought how little happiness depanda on money. Shall make yon lore homo (if you don't you're a brain) and teach yon bow to pity while yon aeon s poor, fashionable society that tbiaka itself rich, and rainly tries to think itself happy,. as.' Now, do not, I prey yon, aay any ore, "local afford to many.’* Go find tho tree woman and yon can.— Throw away that cigar, bora op that switch cane, ba sensible yoonaU, aad sash yoar wifa in a sensible way.—ft Ilf lg-» f* • ItOHHtO. PRAISE YOUR WIFL Praise your wife, man; for pity’s ■aka give her a little encouragement —it won't hart her. She mad* yoar homo comfortable, your heart bright audsbiuiog; food agreeable—for pity** eako toll her you thank her, if noth ing more. Sho don’t expect it; it will make her eye* open wider than they bare those ten years, but it will do her good, and yon too. Thore sro many womnu to-day thirsting for words of praise—tb* language of *n- ooaragoment Through summer's best, through winUr's toil, they havo drudged uncomplainingly, sad so no- costomtd bare their father* brothers sad husbands become to their monot onous labors that they look tor aad npon them as they do the daily ruing of th* sou, sod its daily going down. Homs every day may be mad* basa- lifal by an appreciation of it* boliases Yon know if you nan take from yoar drawer a clean shirt whenever you want it, that somebody’s fingers hare ached in the toil of tasking it baefa aad agreeable, so smooth and los- trnaa.. tmmm in When two young peoplo atari oat ia Ufa togvtber with nothing bat a de termination to eneossd, avoiding the the invaaiou of such olbsr's idiosyn- craaisa, not carrying tb* candle near the gunpowder, sympathetic with sash other's employment, willing to lireoa small means until they get largo fa cilities. paying aa they go, taking lift here a* a discipline, with four cyan watching its peril* aod four bands fighting its batllee—whatever others may aay or do, that it a royal mare riago. It ia eo ast down ia the heav enly archives, and tb* oreogo bio*, some tball wither on neither aid* of th* grave. Tb* only way to bring ap a child ia to ahow him what a good Ufa i* by living it yoontU. TL* old Scotch man waa about right wfaea he mid, ‘Trot bythor, trot mithar, how eea tori amblet" Uxtox, Stewart CocxTT. Oa. I tried Neurotic with good eflket fa. narrowness, wakefulness sad dyspepsia, ebd eonlislly neommsiid it to aU wko iffsr from those trouble*. Baspsetfally, L. F. Huxxa Crump lleadnchn. Jacksox Co., Jee. 15,18ML My wifa be* saffsrsd greatly for years with cramp in tbs lower limbs, skieh latterly bast extended up the body. She used a little of yonraesrotic, which gave bar speedy rslw/. aod ah* haa ast Red aay return of the paiu dues. Il ben giv en equal satisfaction whew seed far head ache. W* think It the ■“* — for pain ia the world. Tours inly. A Parisian lady nskad her miUtnsr if u servant ah* had non I am not eo eertaiu of replied tb* mOlioer; "I here esni her to yoa with my bill e times, end she has never yet brought On—teimmr ad Rom)* aud Revs, mo tbe uaoosy." Conniavs, Oa., April 1* 187A m Da. 0. 1. Mem*: /taordtr—My wifa sod mymU are mtiafied that Ua* hitter oau todkiaal babe wee mred by l lo? year Tcctnin* (Teething j 4