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Low Round Trip Rates
via
Southern Railway
FROM ATLANTA
BOSTON, MASS., $34.95.
Tickets on sale daily June 26th to
July 2d, limited to reach original start
ing point not later than midnight July
14th. Tickets may be extended to Sep
tember 15th by paying one dollar.
DURHAM, N. C., $16.85.
Tickets on sale daily July Ist to Bth,
inclusive, also July 18th, 19th, 25th and
26th, limited to reach original starting
point not later than fifteen days from
date of sale. For one dollar tickets may
be extended to September Ist.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., $35.15.
Tickets on sale July 4th, sth and 6th,
limited to reach original starting point
one dollar tickets may be extended to
August 14th.
DETROIT, MICH., $23.20.
Tickets on sale July 7th to 11th, inclu
sive, limited to reach original starting
point not later than July 21st. For one
dollar tickets may extended to Au
gust 20th.
KNOXVILE, lENN., $6.10.
Tickets on sale June 19th, 20th, 21st,
25th, 26th, July 2d, 9th, 10th, 16th, lim
ited to reach original starting point not
later* than fifteen days from date of sale.
For one dollar tickets may be extended
to September 30th.
ATHENS, GA., 3.15.
Tickets on sale June 25th, 26th, 27th,
July 2d, 3d, sth, 9th, and 16th, limited
to reach original starting point not later
than fifteen days from date of sale.
For one dollar tickets may be extended
to September 30th.
Proportionately low rates from all
other points in Georgia.
SPECIAL TEN-DAY RATES.
Cumberland and St. Simons, Ga.,
SIO.OO.
Atlantic Beach and Pablo, Fla., $12.00.
Tickets on sale for Saturday trains
to August 27th, limited to reach original
starting point ten days in addition to
date of sale.
Local sleeping car Atlanta to Bruns
wick on 11:10 p. m. train, open for oc
cupancy at 9:00 p. m.; also sleeping car
for Jacksonville and new electric light
ed coaches.
SPECIAL WEEK-END RATES.
Warm Springs, Ga $2.85
Lithia Springs, Ga 85
Austell, Ga • 80
Flovilla, Ga $1.75
Indian Springs, Ga $2.25
Mt. Airy, Ga SI.BO
White Sulphur Springs, Ga $1.60
Clarkesville, Ga 3.00
Clayton Ga $4.30
Demorest, Ga. $2.85
Dillards, Ga $4.65
Franklin, N. C $5.50
Tallulah Falls, Ga $3.50
Tiger, Ga $4.15
Turnersville, Ga $3.40
Wylie, Ga $3.95
Brunswick, Cumberland, St. Simons.sß.so
Atlantic Beach and Pablo, Fla $10.35
Tickets on sale all trains Saturday
until August 28th, good returning on
any train until Tuesday following date
S3.IC
SPECIAL SUNDAY RATES.
Warm Springs, Ga SI.OO
Indian Springs, Ga $1.25
Tickets on sale for Sunday morning
trains until September 4th, limited to
date sale.
For further information apply to
Southern Railway Ticket Agents.
J. L. MEEK,
Asst. Gen. Pass Agt., Atlanta, Ga.
JAMES FREEMAN,
Dist. Pass. Agt.
Some Interesting Facts About Sum
mer Pests.
The “good old summer time” would
be without a flaw if it could be had
without the thousand and one bugs
and insects that always accompany
the summer season and torture the
life out of man and beast.
These bugs keep quiet during the
day, but the minute darkness comes
on and a light is made in the house
they begin their deadly work. It can
truly be designated “deadly work,” for
the bite of these insects is, in a great
many instances, fatal. This applies
more to the mosquito than any of the
others. The mosquito is equipped
with a long, saw-like bill, with a
needle point, that is rank poison, and
in this bill is also carried the fever
germ. The mosquito bite is, there
fore, deadly poison.
It is impossible to prevent their ap
pearance in the summer season; but
to keep them from biting you, or to
cure the bite —that is, by the use of
“Skee-ter-go,” an a-styp-to-dyne pre
paration. “Skee-ter-go” drives off
mosquitoes, gnats and all other in
sects, and kills immediately the itch
ing pain produced by insect bites.
Get a bottle from your dealer and
keep off the “skeeters” this summer.
An invaluable companion on your
summer outing. Price, 25c. Burgess
Commission Co., Charleston, S. C.,
Distributors. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded.
of worthy achievement rather than of
failure.
GUY LORD.
Hesterville, Miss.
Dear Little Mother: Well, I am
back again, and I am at the very place
I want to be especially at the present.
You can plainly see that I am very
fond of chatting. However, I haven’t
anything very interesting for our dear
circle and Little Mother; simply want
to feel the joy of your company for
awhile. I can say one thing, I am
still confined to my bed in which I
have been for over two years; that’s
more than some of you can say and
I am sure you are willing for me to
excel in this one thing at least. I
shall be very glad indeed when real
warm weather comes, so I can be out
some in my wheel chair. Oh! I know
it must be nice indeed to be out in
God’s beautiful garden of nature and
be fanned by (he balmy breezes while
you feast your eyes on the many-hued
flowers. I enjoy even the view which
1 get from my bedroom window, and
am very thankful for the many bless
ings that come my way. What are we
for but to love and help one another?
The Lord gets His best soldiers from
the highlands of affliction, so 1 take
comfort, knowing that if I can not be
permitted to work for Him, I can suf
fer as He would have me, and be
happy. I find the following to be a
good motto:
“On Christ, the solid rock, I stand,
All other ground is sinking sand.”
I am still enjoying the weekly visits
of the dear Golden Age. It’s a great
blessing to receive such a good pa
per.
Now, Dear Cousins, wishing each of
you and Little mother much happi
ness, I am,
Your shut in friend,
WM. M. GALLOWAY.
Spencer, Tenn.
WILL AMERICANS SUBMIT TO
SUCH TYRANNY?
In Rockford, 111., one of the judges
has granted an injunction restraining
a teacher from reading the Bible or
using the Lord’s Prayer in opening
school. It is said that the injunction
was brought about at the request of
the Roman Catholics.
TEACHING MEDICINE BY EXPERI
MENTS AND PRACTICE.
The Medical Student of even ten
years ago could hardly have dreamed
of the remarkable advance in the
methods and facilities for teaching
medicine and surgery as now present
ed by the combined Medical College of
the University of Nashville, and the
University of Tenessee, Nashville,
Tenn. These two leading institutions
have united their faculties, laborato
ries and hospital facilities, thus giving
the medical student opportunities far
in advance of the times.
For example, the new catalogue of
the combined school shows twelve lab
oratory courses in which by actual ex
periment the student proves for him
self the truths of medical science. In
addition to the lectures and laboratory
courses, the advanced students (third
and fourth years) spend about three
hours each day in the hospital wards
and dispensary, examining patients,
making diagnoses, assisting in treat
ment and watching the progress of
cases. During the student’s fourth
year of study he must also serve a
term in the hospital as interne, living
in the hospital and working under the
direction of the House Surgeon. Thus
acquiring a familiarity with hospital
methods which could not otherwise
be obtained.
Students and parents desiring a cat
alogue giving full information a? to
expenses and the educational require
ments for entrance to a medical col
lege can obtain same by addressing
E. F. Turner, Registrar, 632 Second
Avenue, South, Nashville, Tenn.
The Golden Age for June 16, 1910.
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THE COCA-COLA CO., JK?
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you see an
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of Coca - Cola
—Aid and Missionary Societies—
Read This as it May Not Appear Again
Don’t Lay This Aside as it is Worth Investigating
If You wish to raise money for church
expenses, Missionary offerings, the
church debt or for other purposes, send
us a 2c stamp and let us tell you of a
new and successful plan that has been
adopted by many church Societies.
THE IDEAL MFG. CO., 185 CALVIN ST., LIGONIER, IND.
NATURE’S REMEDY
Good health is essential to |■g I | | dizziness, backaches, ner-
HARRIS vousness and a generally
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just as important as the ”1 M|M■ ■ ■ W/l Stomachin per/ect condi
heart, it being their duty 1 tion, and just as Important
to carry oil all impurities to be careful of the remedy
accumulating in the en- VW > |j H«| used. HARRIS LITHIA
tire system, and if they are | .li M J WATER is nature’s own
not in the proper condition M ■ remedy, safe and effective.
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duty.it leads to headaches, x A .a and begin drinking it today
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LITHIA SPRINGS CO. W.’;' y. 'WI Fnm June ISih
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