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Twelves laen representing five
hundred flouring mills have held a
eoeret meeting in Chicago toiii.-cus«
(lie advisability of deer easing the els
output of their mills 100,000 ban
a day *‘ lor thirty days, on the ground
tl,at an unuiercliantabio surplus Ol
5,000 000 barrels of flour had bie.i 1
piled up.”
The hew post ottieo at Ulll'uA t s ■
partially built oil Innd owned bv
Mrs. Cleveland, lor which the gnv- j
cri m 'tit paid sixty thousand dollars.
Mrs. CLvelaud has other propet ly
ia the same neighbet inm.l woith fit's
l X ihou-a-.d d» ar-*. these .. t> she
m hell ltd irom lur uncle, Bell b'i Is
S0Mlj u ho went i u 'o Nebraska as a
pioneer curly in the fifties, and
whose “grub slake” w is luinished
by the fat her ot t lie pre.-i'teni’s wife.
The income ol merely the prmei
pul charitable institutions having
their head quarters in Loudon
amounts to ovei 990,000 per till'
(M . g35 ou(j u00 This repio.
seins a sum equal to hall the whole
capital invested in the bank of En¬
gland. It exceeds the total n venu 8
j of till the British colonies together
in 1884, and it is as mut h as the
present tutal annual revenues nl all
he Brittsli co loi fis, excluding New
South Wales, Victoria and Can.id. .
If there is added to ibis sum the in¬
come of the smaller charm s, l he
total benevolence paid vo unturily in
the metropolis does not tall far short
o: ® 10,009 000, <>r 859 090 tlOO.
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away.
The truthful, startling title of a book aboui
No-to-bae, the only harmless. GUARANTEED
tobacco-habit cure. If you want to quit and
can't, use ''No-to-bac,*' Braces up iticolinizod
nerves, eliminates nicotine poisons, makes
weak men gain strength, weight and vigor
refunded. Solti ~ by
l Owllt - —ir#* or money
Brooks & Ivy. Book at druggist, oi mailed free.
Address The Stirling Remedy Co., Chieag.o of
fiee 45 itandolph St.; New York, 10 Spruce St,
3 £Uc CfrwiiiQton JHuv.
SUED EVERY TULSD AY.
PERMS, $1.00 a Year in Advancji
$1.50 W lien Not Paid in Advance.
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Siiccess is Car Aim.
J. W. ANDERSON.
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COVINGTON, GA., DEC. 25, 1894.
THE PASSING OF 1394.
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The year 1891 is fa-t closing \
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up its record, and will soon be num
hered with the things of the past.
We bid it farewell without emo¬
tion or'special regret, and Le ave no
sigh at its gating. j I
Let it pass in peace !
In many respects it has been a re
markable year, and will long be re
numbered as a sort of monumental
year of the closing century.
Withal we have much to be
thankful lor, which we have enjoy¬
ed duting the year 1894, and we
can only h >pe that wo may enjoy
the eame blessings during the in
comirg year of 1895,
The hard times, the lotv price of
cotton, and the failure of congress
to enact such good and wholesome
national laws as we need and want,
have all tended to make us restless
an VI .. I. ITT •• n 1 to complain when
we ought to he happy arid content
ed.
The great want of the people of
this country at this time is more
money in their pockets If we all
had that, wo now feel like wo would
be satisfied, and could say good bye
to 1894 with perfect satisfaction.
But we haven’t got the money,
and must learn to ho satisfied,
whether we have everything we
want or not, True happiness at
best is nothing more tangible than a
perfectly contented ir.iod, which wc
may all possess if we will.
Let in, then, enter upon the new
year with a brave determination to
pul hard timos away from us, and
to learn to be satisfied and content
with our condition, be it ever so
humble and bard.
With best wishes lor til I its friends
and patrons, the Star bids the part¬
ing year farewell, and tiu-sts the
new year may hung greater pios
perity and happiness to cur whole
country.
A merry Cbri-ttnas to all.
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Atlanta. '»a., Aug h, 1STC.
Rova! “I take Oermetuerextensively pleasure i.i stating th.;t in I have used
d found it nearly my practice,
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SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, catarrh and nervous debility as
am cellent remedy remedy I have for a!l ever tried, lt is an er*
STOMACH AND BOWEL TROUBLES
.J. or weak and debilitated women I think
A WONDERFUL remedy
As a local apuiication biuises it is a prompt re’ief
WitKmyfanilly.it iles. cuts, and sores of all kinds.
is a stand.ng household
remedy.’’ II- C. Timm ns. Nl. I).
Two things which make Germctuer so
popular as a tamilv remedy are tl < - It in%<»
good to take, and it is always harmless
tl 00 6 for tr» f -0 ftoitl by Pru^giftts
King s Ro/al Germetasr Co., Allanla, Ca.
I'or sale by Brooks & Ivy.
W. L. Douglas
$3 SHOE HO IS SQUEAKING. THE BEST.
And other specialties for
Gentlemen, Ladles, Boys I
and Hisses are the
^ Best in the World. |
r j See descriptive advertlse
EK I ment ifhl appears In tfils
* | paper.
take no Substitute.
Insist on having W. L*.
ly Douglas’ shoes,
J. J. Bearing.
Education The B Macon. l> : n GA-Alabama kss Coll Georgo*. eg t
eoncedvd to Le the largest and must practical
iu the South, is giving a Business. Shorthand.
.‘: n.al. Tilcgr-iph or Peu-Art course for 1^5 00
and board at $S0O. Also giving Free
county to one worthy a full hoy nirse. or girl Write in each
e at
«ncc enclosing stamp for rtKui.r.
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Militia District. ■
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Office Board Commissioners, A !
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A ngus. 20, 1894.
Uji iii Tic fiii. g ol the petition to i
foim a new mill ia district in N e u - [
ton count \, it is—
Ordered, by the Board oi Com
mi.'sioinrs ol said county, That U. j
C. , Hat deman, \\ id Lakes and R C.!
citizens of tliudistricts from |
winch i it is proposed j , to make , the
new district, be and they arc here* j
by appointed commissioners, whose j
duty it shall be to lay out at d define
.-ueh lines, and report the same to
the Board of Commissioners of
Roads and Revenues of Newton
county at their next regular meoi»
iug iu September.
T. A. PERRY,
Chaiimun Board Commissioners
GEORGIA } To t lie Hon Board
N cwton county, J of Commissioners.
We the undersigned commi-sion
ets, appointed to lay off the new
district, known as the Oxford dis¬
trict, beg leave to submit the follow¬
ing report;
We unanitnou-ly recommend the
boundry- lines to be as follows:
Commencing at a point on ti.e
I Northeastern boundary ot Coving
; jp[, where (he road to Jersey inter¬
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means so much more than
ryou imagine- serious and
"fatal diseases result from
■ trifling ailments neglected, i
I ' Don’t play with Nature’s ^
1 ’greatest gift—health. ^
1 If you pre feeling
» cut of sorts, weak
1 J and generally ex¬
m hausted, iie- vous,
« iand have no appetite work,
can’t
[begin at c tire tak¬ I
ing the most relia
iron A- f»mr» i ,. i:ing
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s Iron Bil¬ v
kers. A few bot¬
Bitters tles cure—benefit
: comes from the
very first dose —it
iven't stain your
* f teeth , and it’s
pleasant to tuke.
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver I
Neuralgia, Troubles, 4
{ Constipation Malaria, , Rad Nervous Blood ailments «
> Women’s complaints. i
« Get only the genuine- it h.nr. crossed red
* lines on the wrapper. All others are sub-
1 stitutes. On receipt of two 2c stamps we
f ^ will Fair send Views set and of le book—free. i Beautiful World’s
f BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIWORE, MD.
For New Hoad.
GEORGIA, 1 To all w bom it
i .'.'.ton county may concern :
All persons interested are hereby
notified that, if no good cause be
shown to the contiary, ari order will
bo granted by the undersigned oi
iheTiiird (3d) Monday in January,
1895, establishing a New Hoad, as
marked out by iho Road Commit
HOI.016 • .. appointed •«./..» tor that purpose,
commencing at Almou and running
North to the mouth of a Lranch,
thence up the rucr t<> Flat
Rock bridge, through ibe lands ol
Dr. II V. Hardwick; thence across
said bridge tbiou/h lands of R. If.
t>..... jIOWP, near bis dwelling; thence
through lands of Ne«t Wallis and
Marti a Wingate, near their dwell¬
ing- ; th i ce through lands of Robt.
Lakes to ibe store house near Mt
Tab: r church.
T. A. PERRY,
Cbairmnn Board Cc rumissionet«.
D . . 17 1814.
Wc cordial y invite all who
may want their grave-stones
cleaned of all stains, to exam
ine our work at the cemetery.
They are gua an teed to re¬
™' n ^ ci 'f n S whf ; n for
“Been (15) years when clean¬
ed by our compound. They
:7 lso have a better polish
We are sole agents for
this preparation in Newton and
adjoining before counties. Nothing
has ever been found to
equal this compound for clean,
ing. Remember we guarantee
all work as above stated.
HICKS & COLLUM,
Covington, Ga.
said boundary at the teimina
tion of Pace streetthence along
said road, in a northerly direction,
to a point near Mrs. Mary Cook’s
residence, where said road intersects
the south boundary of lot 31GF*o"f
ninth district, as shown by man of
Newton county, on file in the Ordi
nary’s office ; thence in a westerly
directly along the south boundary of
lots 31G, 315, 314, 313, 312,. of said
9tli distiiet, and 426, 425, 408, u4
4tli district, to a point of south boun¬
dary of said lot 40S of said 4th dis¬
trict, where Bier Gum Creek inter¬
sects South boundary of lot 408 ;
thence along said Big Gum ^rcek, in
a southeasterly direction, to a point
where said creek empties into Yellow
river. Thence along said river, in a
southeruly direction, to a point where
the Georgia railroad i,.lt rsects
liver, *!,-;• ,ce along said Georgia
Hack, . east.oly , three
rdi.ioaa in stn
tion, to a point where the North
western boundary of Covington in
tersec.s said railroad; thence along
said boundary line to the beginning
points.
Respectfully submitted,
171.LA G. IIARDEMAN,
W.J BAKES,
R C. COOK.
Commissioners.
Filed in office Nov 19, 1834,
E. F. EDWARDS,
Clerk B >ard Commissioners.
Office Board Commissioners,
New ion county,
Nov. 19, 1894,
Tim Kcporl of ibo Cummionioncrri
appointed in this ease, to lav
out and define tLo fines of i-aiit
New .Militia District having be Oil
filed in ibis office, arid after examin
alion, and the Board being satisfied
that a sufficient number of persons
subject lo militia duty reside within
the boundary lines of said New Dis¬
trict, and that enough persons are
left in tbe old districts from which
said new district was taken to form
a Captain's Militia Company’, and
there being no objections filed, tlic
-ame is hereby approved by the
B< ard, and all tbe proceedings in
said case oidcred to be spread on
the mit.ules of this body.
T. A PERRY,
Chairman Board C< *iii uifviioiiC'rs
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W. J. HIGGINS,
DENTIST I
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COVINGTON, GA. !
Office in Swords’ new brick
building, South-west corner ol
Public Squ re. j
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I -fct everybody ub«- C ribe for
the Star for 1895 On y $1.00
a year in advance.
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-J ONLY nANUFACl URERS OF CLOTHINO IN THE SOUTH
®i i® DEALING DlkECT WITH CONSUMER.
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MIDDLE GEORGIA & ATLANTIC R. R.
OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER.
-TIME TABLE No. 17.
READ Effective November 14th, 6 o’clock A. M., 1894.
DOWN READ UP
D.OOp 7.15a Ua.R.R Lv Augusta Ar Ga. R.R 8.30
9.00a II Macon •i «i 4.25
No. ioi No. 103 2 STATIONS. No. No
A M P. M 102 104
PM P.M
6 20 1.05 Lv. Milledgeville Ar. 8.20
6.25 1.10 1 Eatouton Junction 1.00
6 .50 1.32 8 Meriwether 8-15 12.50
7.05 1 50 13 Dennis 7.50 12.25
735 2 15 21 Ar. Eatonton 7.30 12.05
7.40 2.16 Lv. Lv. 7-06 11.36
M Ar. 7.05
8.10 2 35 28 Willards 11 35
8 38 2.55 35 Aikenton 6 S 8 11.10
8.55 3.07 39 Machen 6.20 10.50
9.00 302 40 Shady Dale 6.05 10.35
9.18 3.22 44 Kelly &00 10.30
9 40 3.35 49 Brouglitonyille 5.43 10.15
9.50 3.42 51 Newborn 5.23 10.00
349 .54 Carmel Junction 5.15 9 50
10.10 3 55 56 Havston 5.05 9 32
10.22 4.02 59 Starrs vi lie 4.55 9 20
4 18 64 Covington Junction 4.45 9 08
.50 4.20 65 Ar. Covington 4.27 8 48
Lv. 4.25 8.46
P. M. P. M. P.
12.15 6.00 Ga. R. M. A.M
R. Atlanta Lv. Ga. R.R. 3.05 7.15
6.30 M & N Macon is M 4 N 9.00
M 4 N Athens “ MAN 2.25
Trains No- 101 end 104 meet nt Newb.» T I,
\5 . B. 1HOM AS, General Manager
Ov\\\\ a:
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for Infants and Children.
H1RTY year s’ o bservation of C astorlo w ith th e p atronag e of
millions of persons, permit ns to speak of it withou t guessing.
It is unquestionably the best remedy f or In fants and C hildre n
the world has ever known. It is harirless._Children lik e it. It
gives them health I t will savo their lives. In lt Mothers have
.
something which is ab solutely safe and praotioally p erfect asja
clilltl'i medicine.
Castoria d es troys Worms.
Castoria allays Feverishness.
Castoria prevents vc-utting Sonr Curd.
Castoria cures Diarrhoea ana T*‘nl Colio.
Castoria relieve. Teething Troubles.
Castoria cures Constipation and Flatulen cy.
Castoria neutralizes the effects of carhonio acid g aa or p olsono n. a ir.
Castoria does not contain morphine, opiu m, or other narcoti c proper ty.
Castoria assimilates the foo d, re g ulates the stomach_an d bowels,
giving healthy and natural sleep.
Castoria is pnt np in one-size bottles onl y. It is n ot sold in bulk.
Don't allow any one to sell yon nnythtng else on the plea or promise
hat i t is “jn st d” and “w ill nswer e very p nrpose. «*
t as goo a
See that you get C-A-S-T-O-R-I- A.
The fac-simile i> oneyery
signature of wrapper.
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.
VJ-STVC* X , 'U7ir:i.n|1,'S
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G;- .
Oliver Chilled Turn Plow.
Now is the season of the year to turn your land with tha
Oliver Chilled Turn Plow ; the best in the world.
OVER 25,000 OF THEM IN USE IN GEORGIA TO DAY !
WE CARRY THE FOLLOWING SIZES IN’ STOCK :
So. 40. Heavy 2 horse. Turns a furrow 9x16. weight 130 lbs.......... Price S 9.50
No. 20. Medium 2 horse. Turns a furrow 7x13. Weight 112 lbs........ «• 9.00
No. 19. Turns a furrow 6^x13. Weight 100 lbs.............................. «» 8.50
No. C-o. Light a horse. Turns a furrow 6x12 Weight 100 lbs........... <4 8.00
No. 13. Turns a furrow 6xli Weight So Its..... «t Koc
N'T- 100 Full size I horse. Turns a furrow 5^x11. Weight 70 lbs...... 41
^ Medium i-i. ,rso 'Turns a Lire w 5 x 10 Weight 65 lbs.......... tt 6 Oo
No. A i. Light I-horse. Turns a furrow q^xS. Weight 50 lbs........... i« 4 5°
^- 0 Hillside Plow............................... 11 10 00
Ml ~ If lf merchant . does . handle these send , orde.
your , not plows, your to us.
—\VF. KEEP AUaTHK REPAIRS.—
CLARKE HARDWARE COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga.
W 1 e for our Gun mid Sporti: g*Go > Is Catalogue, embracing everything in
Guns, Pistols, Rifles, Hunting clothing, efc. Mailed free of charge.
BRICKS!
I am now manufacturing BRICKS of supe*
rior quality to supply the wants of all who
may need them.
200,000
NOW READY for delivery at the following
prices :
Average lots per thousand $5.60.
All soft, per thousand, $5.00.
All hard, per thousand. $6 00.
Extra Re-pressed per thousand, #7.50.
Call on me at the yard or 00 W. S. CAR
ROLL, at Miss Mattie R. Carroll’s Millinery
store in the Shepherd building.
J. W. CARROLL,
Coyingtoa, Ga.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cot*. Brul»
*, Sore», Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Tetter, Chapped Hand^ Chilblains, Corns,
»r,d all Skin Eruptions, and positively curt
Piles, or no pay required It is guaranteed to
perfect satisfaction, or money r—funded. |
Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by Brooks j
Ivy, Druggists
GEORGIA RAILROAD SCHEDUij
OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER.
Commencing Oct. 14, 1894, the following schedules will be °P®r»ted J
trains run by 90th Meridian Time. The schedules are subject , to ^
without notice to the public. c |
READ DOWN. read Dp
Train nioht day Train Train 1>AI Wohi't,^
No. 11 EXFll’S mail. No. 27 STATIONS. No. 28 mail.
4 35p 11 OOp 11 50p 7 15a Lt Augusta Ar 8 30p 1 OOp 5 15„ 7
5 04p 11 28p 12 t4p Relair 12 37p 4 48 Ml
5 17p 11 40p 12 26p 7 45a Grovetown 7 68 12 26p a
37p llerzelia p 4 36 tt
5 31p 11 52p 12 12 I 6 p 1 2 4a 6 «
5 40j) 12 ngt 12 45p 8 00 a Harlem Lt. 7 43p 12 OOp 4 16 a 5 3?,
5 49p 12 08a 12 53p 8 06a Hearing 7 34p 12 02 p 4 06a 62
6 04p 12 26a 1 lip 8 20 a Thomson 7 20p 11 46a 3 48.
6 14p 12 39a 1 23p Mesena 11 35a 3 35 611,
6 22p 12 47a 1 30p 8 35a Camak 7 04p 11 28a a
1 38p 8 41a Norwood 3 27 a 5 51
6 29p 12 55a 6 57p 11 2U 3 19 5
6 44p 1 10 1 54p 8 53a Rarnett 6 44p 11 06a a
a 3 02 , 5
6 57p 1 25a 2 07p 9 03» Crawfordville 6 32p 10 54a 2 48, 5
7 2 Op 1 50a 2 31p 9 22a Union Point Lt. 6 lOp 10 32a
Ar. 5 55p 2 21 , 5
2 06a 2 46p 9 35a Greensboro 5 41p 10 19a 2 06a
2 33a 3 26p|10 12p 9 56a Ruckhead 5 20p 9 56a 1 38a
2 51a 3 08a Madison 5 07p 9 41s 1 21
3 11a 3 46p 10 24a Rutledge 4 51p 9 ,
22 a 1 01 ,
3 27a 3 59p 10 37a Social Circle 4 39p 9 07a 12 45,
3 51a 4 22p 10 5Ca Covington 4 22p 8 45a 12 22,
4 15a 4 45p11 15a Conyers 4 03p 8 22 a I 200 nt
4 28a 4 59p'll 26a Lithonia 3 52p 8 10a 11 45p
4 48a 5 19p 11 42a Stone Mountain 3 37p 7 52a 11 24p
5 00a 5 30p ll 51a Clarkston 3 28p 7 43a 11 l 2p
5 10a 5 40p 12 m Decatur 3 21p 7 34a 11 OOp
5 30a 6 OOp 12 15p Ar Atlanta Lv 3 05p 7 15a 10 45p
2 00 a 1 35p 8 40a Lt Camak Ar 7 OOp 11 25ail2~40a
2 14a 1 44p 8 47a Warrenton 6 52p 11 17a 12 26a * • •ill
2 48a 2 04p...... Mayfield 6 36p 11 01a 11 58p • • ini
3 09a 2 16p...... Culverton 6 24p 10 49a 11 39p "Ml
3 27a 2 27p 9 22a Spnrta C lip 10 40a 11 23 p
3 56a 2 44p...... PeTereux 6 OOp 10 26a 10 58n ""
4 10a 2 53p 9 43a Carrs 5 52p 10 18a 10 44p "
4 48a 3 15p 10 00a Milledgeville 5 33p 10 00a 10 12p
5 16a 3 32p j Rrowns 5 18p 9 46a 9 ""
5 35a 3 43p 10 ...... 24a Haddocks 5 08p 9 37J 46p
. 9 30p
5 53a 3 54p 10 32a <T nines 4 59p 9 28a 9 15p
6 45a 4 25p 11 00a Ar Macon Lt 4 3 0p 9 00a 8 30p
6 45p 55p 11 ll 08a| 20a 1 2 2 30p 18p Lv Rarnett Sharon Ar 1 1 52p 36p 8 8 50a 6 16p
6 37a 6 02pj
7 02p 11 30a 2 38p Hillman 1 27p 8 27a; 5 52p
7 33p 12 03 a 3 07p Ar Washington Lv 1 OOp 7 55a 5 20 p|
6 15p 2 35p Lv Union Point Ar 20 a 5 5tipT ^
6 6 32p 27p 3 2 46p 50p Rairdstown Woodvillo 9 9 08a 04a 5 5 40p|„ j
6 45p 3 Olp Maxeys 8 51a 35p
5 22p
6 52 p 3 08p Stejihens 8 44a 5 16p
7 05p 3 19p Crawford 8 30a
7 22p 3 35p Dunlap 8 12a 4 46p
7 27p 3 39p Winters 8 07a 4 42p
7 44p 3 55p Ar Athens Lv 7 50a 4 25p
10 40a Lv Union Point Ar 2 05 p 7777“.
11 30a; Siloam 1 42 p......
11 50a ! Ar White Plains Lv 1 20
p......
All above-trainn run daily, except 11 and 12 which do not run on Sundav. 8Uep ngCn
two©ii Atlanta and Charleston. AucusU and Atlanta. Augusta an 1 Miron, on up?
Sleeping cars between Macou and N**w Y >rkon ira n 27 ,and traiu laavnig Macon a’ 9 o'clock,
THOS. I£. SCOTT, JOE W. WHITE, A. G. JACKSON,
General Manager. Travelmg Paaaeiuer Agent. Geu -rnl Froi^lit tud 1‘u#
A trocar a, Ga,
J. W. KIRKLAND, H. H. HARDWICK,
Pass. Agt., Atlanta, Ga. Pass. Agt., Macon,
VVm. BOLLMANN,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles,
No. 6 South Broad street,
Atlanta, Ga.
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PIMPLES, BLOTCHES
1 g AND OLD SORES
PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT C.VMH, lltUBH,
AND POTASSIUM KIDNty TROUBLES
flakes end DYSPEPSIA
marvelous Cures lire —Prickly entirely Asb, Poke Temofod Root by
in Blood Poison •lurn, the greatest blood purlfl*f 08
Abkrdbb^, O.. Julr 21. l*Sk
Ga.: Mex.rs Df.ak I.ivpmin Sirs—I boucht IIro.., eaT»nj»»i atxXtu*
Rheumatism ■aonths’ your It has P. dose P treaimaut P. me a# Hot more at Sprinfrs.Ark.aM tbo good Hot than Sprlop. un™
and Scrofula Bead three bottles C. O. D.
Aberdeen, Browa Countji
P. P. P. purifies the blood, builds up Capt. J- !>• Johnson.
the weak and debilitated, gives it mnrem- I her*
strength to weukened nerves, expels testify to t^awonderfnl nroDertlH P r "PJ
diseases. happiness l!lvln K t he pat lent liouli h and oi £■ P ,or n ,
lee" and where lassitude sickness. Brat K kH,nir ',r- «n an
n^b prevailed erupti»"»»
syphilis, Bor primary, for blood secondary poisoning, and tertiary ^, S’/hi b "* 0 ?! HiS^5«lV win'nntni’T? V°waaui«t
rial mercu- “^gitnad 1 7 «MWd. JOHN9T01I.
all poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and lOlfcaoaD/j b*) #• J D.
In blood and skin diseases, like o aT>nD yh ,QL
blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers,
tetter, scald head, boils, erysipelas, Ckla CUNf C«»4
ecEema—we may any. without fear of SffiiiWt* _ . ttm
contradiction, that P. P. P. is the best fttHmonv from lhs Mayor of
blood purifier in the world, and mAkes aeoi
positive, speedy and permanent cures Sequin, T*x., Jannsry 1». JJJJv
in all cases. Messrs Lippman Bros.. tried you r.
Oa.: Gentlemen —I bars •_“ ,i
Ladles whoso syatema are poiaoned P. P. for a disease *!<•• Ttsr
and whose blood is in an Impure conul- kdown »s skin ll
tion. due to menstrual Irregularities, atandmg, puriflos the and blood ‘° u and J" •, »H If
are derful peculiarly and benefited blood cleanalng by the won- rltatlon from tbe (
toulo prop* n,) prevenU my aoreMm* lnr « of the
ertlee of P. P. P.- Prickly Aa6, Poke ® I baT#takenflreof sli w M
Boot and Potassium. and feel confident that aaotBtr"'"
1 r‘^m*fwd?SJat!on* , and°»“ ^
-I ScniNoriRLD, c.m speak la Mo., the blgbeat Aug. 14tb. terme 1893. of J. “ l "‘ c *
your medicine from my own personal WOUDlti* xours tru y, j^|T,
knowledge. I was and affected with heart *• ****
disease, pleurisy treated rheumatism for
35 years, was by the rery best
phyidclans lars, tried every ana spent known hundreds remedy of with¬ dol¬
out finding bottle relief. of I have only taken ALL DRUGGISTS SILL IT'
one your P. P. P. # and caa BR08.
cheerfully ood anything say It has have done me more LIPPMAN
f than 1 ever taken.
can recommend your medicine to all PROPRIETORS.
•offerers of the above diseasos.
MR9. M. M. YEARY. rjpi
Bprlngfleld, Green County, Mo.
Notice
I again have in niy L
the Gate City Ginnery*
will gin your cotton or
dollar per bale. I will * 51
the highest market p rlt
Cotton Seed. Be sure » n
before having y° ur c
me
ginned or selling y° ur
S. L. ALMAN
A Good
Easy Shoo, w»nt r iff
Is that what you
and give me an onie c
_
"“iua.'KsfJ COTINU’ 0 '' 1
Rooms to R e
room*^ 0$
Several good bed
buildlD*- Wt
fent jn the Star
$ta« efflee at eece.
