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re remarkable, but Elder Res- Bktke not— . it s - vna!i ''’ Bai W:,s to B : ‘ !, l have fi- Ss " W( 'h ■ * “yes. By l veiling B'lc pub « *’* V Werc ;<s rjpincp, h<> Bnd -ooi: ’ HtP ei -^ es nie was jjSfc Br a ! ' p ' v . H ‘ke so.-ne ® B/“ :1 y ear ' Sjfjce which g ’ Bp e him, Shved I).i , S-’ S: ‘.W li»- Bia I : iiiiii B saw he Be (rod- - ■ in spirit, Baring in wistful Bl'hil’J!;.- : llt S '”'" ' ‘ s'Pki-'ikt’ ’ IP 11 -A-’Jhr * ~B om t^e;i y - ■ st - r “iigLii i ' B ;)( i t( " n< gh/; ||nw. He I ■ Doctor.- I -'***• * Br rn save ' Bing the \ 1 ■dreaded a Beakcn> -- I B* or ' *’ I? thought. they B ■ihi.i-ie him || ' ’Yied from i-i-ent witii Mt wi 11111 -' lie ■ vo'H-o .y 1 eel), he (XXXjßphe fait h ' B or lv ’ ,J ' ‘ ' Doctors | Bmny. B oand ii‘-ver h\ B.veet visits S re which hi L‘ ' Bpices of i>e- Byhethrr ot Bud as if to - '■' "' 81 ‘ ‘ b " Bl out 1 tint ’ B —* (,v “ B And iiotx y/,-;’ point z Bl ; ~!| i hi> ■ <.’nr little jX.-; D* Eoipr iul 1 that is J"H iilketll HO "d me that ' preached, , testified Christ and w what he iospel and ruths he »oks of Naa \tly he a life diction Z world; <at he had h dead, he Oh may his ’ may they God and t live. A great man is fallen in Israel and risen in heaven. Bereaved and Sorrowful, R. Anna. Phillips. 1 Butler, Ga., March 1895. ’ Elder Lee Hanks; Dear Brother ’ in the Lord. As I have to make ? a remittance to the Banner, I de -1 sire to write a few words to those brethren and sisters, whom I r met while oil my recent tour through the Harmony Association. JI had intended to stop at the church at Louisville in our own ; I Association, and had promised the i brethren there, that I would be . there on Thursday on my way to . Fellowship also in our bounds, but Wednesday being the day that I was to leave home, and it being so very rainy, and having to go fifteen miles to the railroad, I could not start till Thursday, throwing me one day behind. However Ido not suppose that the brethren was looking for me much, as Thursday was also a very cold day. But I desire to visit them sometime in the future if it is th? Lord’s wi|l. My next appointment atFellowship as stated above, w r as Saturday and second Sunday in January, which was their regular meeting tim?. It was extreemly cold and I did not meet many, though I feel to believe that the Lord was with us there. This church is in a :cold condition. Here I met for the first time Eld H. B Bland, who also was their pastor, whose com pany I enjoyed very much, j hope it may be my privilege to meet him again. I did not start to give an account of my trip, and will only say that although the weather was bad, most of the time I felt like the Lord was with me, and while I had some very dark seasons, I felt to be repaid for all. for one short hour of the glory of iilimr'iiii iijL, JlUuii Li up lifetime of darkness. It is very fatigue!ng to me to travel, but ex cept two or three days I eajoyed my usual health, and while space for bids mentioning all the dear brethren and sisters and friends that I met I still remember, them and teel that I would be verv un grateful indeed if I did not appreci ate and thank them for the many Acts of kindness shown to me while among them, and hope they may remember me a poor unworthy \cteature, and if a child of God one of the most unworthy. AV ould be glad to hear from any of them at any time. Brother Hanks we miss you vi ry much and as I have remarked to sister Lucy several times that we did not see you often when you ' lived at Ozark, still, it seems now ' that we are lonely without you. Hope you and family are well and that you will remember .us. 1 am ’ yours unworthily. Z. T. Marsh. Bertha, Ala. Feb.24th. 1895. I hold you all in grateful remem berance. my brother. H. OXYDONOR. This wonderful little instrument cured me of pneumonia, partial para lysis in my legs for ten years, dyspep sia, heart and kidney troubles are al most cured so I can eat anything I want. My little niece was cured of muscular rheumatism in two days, my mother-in-law was cured of a sprained ankle in one night, my children was cured of La Grippe, and I learn that it is doing great good in curing the afflicted in different portions of the United States. I had no confidence in nat first, but I would not be without it for a great deal of money. It will do for your entire family, and heals without a doctor or medicine. Dr. Sanche guarantees that it will cure all curable diseases such as headache, colds, chills fever, Bright's disease, cancer, rheumatism, inflamation of the bladder, lungs, etc., cramp, La Grippe, heart disease, dyspepsia, general de bility etc. Price $25.00. Dealers wanted. For information write. Lke Hanks, Boston, Ga. or A. V. Simms, Ga. Deaiterl rot southtnat Ala. l ime Table No. 11. GEORGIA NORTHERN RAILROAD, TO TAKE EFFECT ON AND AFTER, JAN, 27, 1895, C. W PIDCOCK.Supt. PIDCOCK, GEORGIA. * READ DOWN”. Train Train I Train No. 3 No. 5, | No. 1. Miles. STATIONS. Log <t frt. Passngr. Log <fc frt. 12 00 pm23opms 00 ain 0 LeavePidcock, 12 10 pin 235 p m 510 a m 2 1-2 “ Lake Station, 12 25 p m 2 4ft p m 5.25 a m 4 “ . Spangler, 12 35 p m 300 p m 5 3ft ain 7 2-3 “ Phobe, 12 45 p m 310 p m 546 a m 9 1-3 “ Barwick, 12 52 pm 3 15pm 550a ml 2 2-3 “ *Hollis, 3 25 p tn Arrive / .. j 1 <M) p m 3 40 p m 600 a ml 4 1-2 Leave sMcDonald, 108 pm 347 pm GlO « ml 6 “ Rosier, 1 15 p m 3 55 pm 615 a mlB “ Alderman’s Junction, *OS p m !2L “ .. . Crosby, 425 p in 22 2-3 “ Autreyville, 4 3ft p m 25 “ Martins, 4 50 p m 26 2-3 ‘ ..., Cooper, ft 10 p m 31 J “■ ; I . . . Moultrie. ‘ READ t’P. ■ Train Train 1 Train SI Al IONS. Fare. No. Si No. 6. j No7'4T’~ Jh '*~“ Lbg&rrt. Passngr. I Log & frt, A r< rlve • d< i ock '’ 0 n 35 _ am 1 0 10 am' 6 00pm u station, 10 Hloamlo 02 am 565 pm a r ; -.Spangler. 16 1100 am 952 am 545 pm u lho ? b , e ' 10 50 am 942 am 535 pm « Barwick, 38 10 40 am 930 am 520 pin T„ os . a ; Holli? 52 10 30 am 923 am 510 pm A !?‘ ive ' McDonald,; GO 1015 ain 9 15am 5 00pm ik .....hosier, 64 lo>o7 am 907 am 452 pm „ Aiderman s Judction, 70 10200 a m 900 am 445 pm ~ • •••••• ..... Crosby, 84 ’ 848 am u AutreyviHe, 90 . 840 am ■ u Martins, 1 00 8 25 am .. Cooper,{l 05 815 am Moultrie,■! 24] 800 a m s' I JOB # I°RiNTING I § J B : OF all kinds:— g I Designed by JOHN B. CHAMBERS, -~-o f 0 in the Highest Style of the Art. U g en d us A our Orders. Estimates Given on gSatisfaction Guaranteed.^ 1 All Classes of Work, | THE BANNER JOB OFFICE, | VALDOSTA, GA. g i A.i ' * s . !• • APPOINTMENTS. Portal, Ga., Feb., 21, 1895. Eear Brother: Please publish the following appointments in the Banner for Eld. Z: H. Ben nett, of Florida in the upper Ca noochee, Association: March, 16th and 17th, Mt. Olive “ 18, Oak Grove, “ 19, New Hope, *• 20, Mt. Gives, “ 21, Bithina, “ 22, Long Creek, “ 23rd and 24th, Hebron, “ 35, Canoochee, “ 26, Antioch, “ 27, Rosemary Publish in next issue if possible. Your unworthily, H. Temples. Elder D. B. Sheffield will preach in the bounds of the Flint River Asssociation (D. V.) as follows: Mispah Church, April 6, and 7 Hopewell “ “ 8 Providence “ “ 9 New Hope “ “ 10 Popular Springs “ “ 11 Rest “ 12 Tired Creek “ “ 13 and 14 Piedmont “ “ 15 Fainsville “ “ 16 Pisgah “ “ 17 Prosperity “ “ 18 Union “ “ 19 Trinity “ “ 20 and 21 Travel “ “ 22 Pilgrim’s Rest “ “ 23 Olive Grove “ “ 24 Bothel “ “ 2ft Union Church, Miller Co. “ 27 and 28 He will need conveyance, William Hollingsworth. Elder L. H. Sluckey of Alabama will preach a« follows: . . Pisgah, Tuesday, April Ist Fai and Thursday “ . 2nd & 3rd Piedmont, Sat and Sun “ Sth “ 6th Tried Creek, Monday, “ 7 \ Popular Springs, Tues “ 8“ New Hope, Wed. “ 9 “ Mizpah, Thursday, “ 10“ Hopewell, Friday, “ 11“ Providence. Sat.andSun. “ 12 “ “ 13th Bethsaida, Tuesday, “ 15 “ Elder Tucker will arrange for him from there to Ty Ty. Can arrange at School houses if desire. Brethren will circulate these appointments as extensively as they can.—H. Elder Lee Hanks, of Boston, Gs., will preach ( D. V ) in the bounds of the Mt. Enon and Indian River Associa tions as follows at night. Corinth, March 2nd and 3rd; Mt, Zion, March 16th and 17th, Etoniah, 18th, Union Grove, 19th, Piigrim’s Rest, 21st, Mt. Carmel, 23rd and 24th. M. L. Gilbert. DR. HERCULES SANCHE. —Discover of the Laws of — Physiological Coinbiistion, t'pon Which OrganicHeakh and Vigor Depend, and Inventor of OXY DONOR AND ANIMATOR, Simple, Safe and Successful Instru ments, Which Bring Thesg Laws into active play upon the liv ing organism for the Spon taneous Prevention and Cure of Disease. This new Science, ■•DI AD UCTION,” Alone deals directly with the Principle of Life; alone holds out infallibly in practice by affording mastery of disease. . „ This Diaductive Method, curing by increase of VITAL FORCE, therefore, it is the only remedy, when made adequate, it moves any function, throws off any disease, and it causes the physiological process of Life to prevail and to replace the chemical process of Death. Its protection is indispensable to every one’s well-be ing. For Vital facts send stamp. Ad dress Dr. SANCHE, 261 Ffth Avenue New York,.or DR. D. BART LEY, General Dealer, Drawer J., Crawfordsville, Ind. Competent dealers solicited. Lee Hanks, Boston Ga., is dealer in Southeast Alabama, and will fill or ders promptly or give any informa tion wanted. | GOBLES HYMN BOOKS, We will receive orders for Goble’s 1 Hymn Books, and furnish them to our brethren at publisher’s prices. The book contains a choice selection of old hymns in common use among the Baptists of the South with some new ones added. Terms: 25 cents for a single copy or $2.50 per dozen. Leather bound 40- cents, par copy or $3.75 per dozen Send orders to A. V. Simms, Valdosta- Ga., or Lee Hanks, Boston, Ga.