The Ellijay courier. (Ellijay, Ga.) 1875-189?, January 17, 1884, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextrilK KI.UJ.IV CORK 1 Kit. I*. H. OflKBR■ | T. B. Kimr OUiA4XUXT. - Sditotk ELLI.IA V, UA., JANI Ain 17, 184. *- * 1 t OkFlcial Oj;uak or V an.mn (Jo CL 1 ukL OfcMA* Ok litl, MKK Cos. Official Oraan or Pickers Cos Sunghjiy Husbauds. We read so itiueli about tbo ob ligation iuid upon the wile to be a perpetual sunbeam in the house thaw a word in husband* on the topic may uoi be amiss, A cheer!ul atmosphere is im portant W> happy home life. It is. very hard lor children to be good whet) U|ey are exposed to ait incessant hail-bt'orin ot I'auil liitdinf'-Iroiu ilieir jiaiTitis. It is vary and illicit it for wife io main tain a .. *• m and charmingly sweet pi .-*a.mor, when her hus ' swell is critical, or sullen, and mes ait lier tender efforts with .mlill'erenl appreciation. I know full well the polite amazement or amiable incredu lity with which men receive the rtutcuii iit of a woman’s opinion that, in the homo partnership the wile, and uot the husband, pulls the laboring oar. Slill.il is true that, let a man's business be ev er so enpioßHing, ever so weari some, over so laborious, the mere faot tlial he oes to it in Ihe morning and returns from it at night sets him above his wife in ease and comfort For him the slavery of routine has its breaks, lie gels a breath of the world outside’, he has change of scene daily; he sees people and hears them talk; and lit* home is dis tinctly his refuge and shelter, Lat a wife and mother love her home and ttar ali.ldreu with the most absolute, unswerving devo tion, and serve, them with jhe Inoat uiiM>lti*li Udeltly, there me, very weary. She knows better than any one else, the steps and the si iI dice, the same things done over and over, and the pettiness of the trials that come from nursery and kitchen. They are so insignifi cant that she is ashamed to talk about them, and i fear she some times forgets to tell her Savior how hard they press her, and so, bearing her cross all alone, its weight becomes crushing. A sunshiny husband makes a mer ry, beautiful home, worth having, worth working in and for. If the man is breezy, cheery, consider ate and sympathetic, Ins wife sings in her heart over the pud dings and her mending basket counts the hours till he returns at night and renews her youth in the security she feels of his ap- probation and admiration. You may think it weak or childish if yon please, but it is the admired wile, the wife who hears words of praise and receives Bmiles of commendation, who is r' pahle, discreet and executive. J have seen a timid, meek, sell distrusting little body fairly bloom into strong, self reliant woman hood, under ihe tonic,!lie eordinal companionship with a husband who reaflv went out oj his way 16 find Occasion for show in‘g licv hoe tenderly he deterred lo her opririoft. In h inre 'fsere should be no jar, no stitying i*r place, t*o insisting on prerogatives, yr division u! inte/eßt. The husbsnd and ilie wife are each the complement oi the other. And it is just as much his duty to be cheerful as it is hers to be paUeut j his right to bring joy into the door, as it is hers to sweeten and garnish the pleasant interior. A family where the daily walk oT the fath er makes lile a festival is filled with heavenly benedictions.— Margret E. Sangster. / Yankee lias invented anew poo m for htstirt* b„ot* ah(l alios II lie can ns a ten year %#** to,.'* h taaoiliMi they WJ |j ”*’ ,r k;- w rqur •tr orai.co o®'e iu Uii lona. The Tramp Printer, The tump is a human exem plification ol the two great con iruling elements in nature, at traction and repulsion, which keeps him ever moving. He can not tell why he is ever moving or whether he is going to stop. lie is a comet of the sublunary sys tetn, and his mission seems to him. and is to a certain extent, to regulate the movements of llie lesser orbs. Again, he is a ty pographical barometer and indi cate# the areas of high pleasure and low pressure in the business, and he frequently drops in when “subs” are scarcest, thus often proving himself a blessing in dis guise, The lonrist* generally has his origin in some quiet country town, and, began active life cov ered with ink behind a Washing lon hand press. He was the buCi of all the office joking ami Ihe ter ror of the small boys and apple dealers in the neighborhood, lli.- mind grew faster (ban the town, and he longed for a larger field of usefulness. He wus not a dunce by any means, and’.relidily ac quired all there was to learn on a country weekly. One day heicrruie up missing in his old haunt# and found his way to the city. He tries a morning paper, and listening to Ihe Mun chausen yarns of traveling men, his mind is sliicke.i with peripa llietio madness. 11* chooses a route and starts off towards the northwest largely afoot. An ab sence ol a year ifr two brings him back on the same route to renew old acquaintances by the way, and levy contributions in the days'oT tribulation. The conlr>- b u t i o it s are hi# self-asserted rights—having been liberal witli others lie has a right to expect liberality from others, lie ac quires a marvelous I mid of infor mation, which he deals out not sparingly lo former acquaintan- ces. Of course ho drinks more j 8 mt f,er a sssuii^ " J '‘ Mature than in herent badness, lie is % mau ol many resources, and frequent ail versity has sharpened his wit. He is full of misdirected energy, anc is ollen a compound of contrarie ties. A heart sympathizing for his lellow mau led oiye of them to invite a one-legged biother to share his quarters in Ihe desertet school house in the West, ant when tiie fire burned low at night, a heart tilled with selfish ness led him to replenish the fire with tlie wooden leg of iris sleep ing guest. He will pnt himself to great inconvenience to borrow money with which tohelpaneedy friend. At one time he will be inmate of an inebriate asylum, and then you hear of him at, the head of a series of temperance meetings. Sometimes he will go west on foot and come back in a palace car lo (Jongress—The Craftsman. 7TX *•*• The Importance of the Mechanic. Each ensuing day makes more prominent the fact that we have come upon the lima when the mechanic is master. We have crowded professions ami ill-filled trades. A chance lo tP! ihe po- silioii of stib-ussisiant cKi'k tit a whole-ale hmise is eagerly grtisp fed at by inim.fvil apj.hctmis. though file war As received be Rgarfcely more than rliance to fearn the busitics!*. ’ l.*t u master workman try to oLihi'u an appren* lice a? three limes the salary of fered the clerk and his applicants will be poor alike in quantity ami qualify. A skilled workman in any trad® need never want for litre; he is eagerly feoiight alter by a hundred employers; he is independent of ifi® gondii ion of the market ; the skill and cun ning ot his hand and eye are too valuable to lose, and must be paid whether fhe products art slowly or rapidly consumed, ll business ceas-s, the master baud is eagerly seized by some rival house, which knows and values the product ol hts skill, lie who would crush down tne obstacles to success in our own data must have, as w >U as tbe wit to see itie crevice, the strength to deal the blow Tis is ah age of the si earn engine, and :• is the digit, eel. not tn - cou'uctor, who is •tei —B I*l.m (.! .n ii rciai Bui ..<lt. Taftou Talkers. How many l-Jious talkers into I# forced lo toh"ate m the big-*- ’ ways and alw.i > of society 1 ThiJ • commence a sentence and pau4,| *uke a great account of a | ic huigt-d “and,” use a word sat j then change it for another, aid ; consume #u , uuc |, precious Dak i liul, l * ,e hoiener becoiamg laiM patient, what they say is net small compensation ior Hie tune occupied. Surrounded by brijfnT spirits, uli ol whom have s<>me ihing lo say well Worth Ihe hear ing, it i# unsufl*-r<tbly annoying to be obliged to sit outwardly, calm and respectful and listed* long-drawn sentences, the pid <d whose meaning could have expressed in „u few well clfrn words. It may be said in extr ualion that all have not tlie-w* er to “talk right on.’ Btityi| habit of talking well quired. Jn the first place,p***- must he sure lie has so me line to say before liionopolizi idibe time Which might pihep'tst* l>e profitably and pleasaiillypHi plo.ved ; and then, in a ftw|ma ple, well-adapted word-, beat part in the general cnuversHoti l lie wiser and more educalf the society in which one finds the less the necessity of rrybipg the dictionary lor its polytyja bles. Ihe best one lias loiay )s tjest said in Ihe Biuiplest,i|iinua for all love most lii*, Vjyrß’ which seems llie nal uih)<>oml\v>\v of the mind. Also discard .< de sire lo shine, and listen wi specl fu I attention when speak.—Sel. 1884. THE 18$4, “CONSTJTUTIOSi” The Daily Coimlrtution hiL - _conte L <f lie a necessity to cveiy intelligent man in die range of itsfleircllntion. For the next fear it will hi hotter flan ever. Nearly $1(10,0(10 is now U’iiu in vested by iu proprietors in anew building, presses fit, in f'lllcti, and with which. jt cnhmwgl!to n£* it*, in. < ‘ to Iwet lh 'wSMte3S9HVf%aMW^< llll <driL will be better and fullejtimu every sense the best pa*r in vca* h of te 1 people in the Southeast/ One Year $lO, 0 M/nths $5, 3 Montis #‘2.50, l Month #L I the weekly constitution Starts the tew year with 18,000 wibscri* eis who proaounee it 'he largest, best a d cheapest paptr within their resell. It consists cf 8, 10 of 13-page* (as tie demand of its business or the AKtr* miv direct) filled win matter vthe great st interest to the fWmer. * • At LESS THAN 8 CENTS A WE#lv this gnat budget of uewa and rotsip dill be sent to your tircakte to enterra) ever'’ member of your household. 3t ,Ji rtf SO. 81* Mouths, ~ i op lu Stubs of Ten, eaebPl.. 1 36. in Clubs of 1 weuty, eama.. 1 00. 1 With an extra paper to thWer upof the club. py 1 1 THE YKAKO*A- J will l>e one of the most iiu|*Orl|nt in iSr history. A. President, Cungre*iiian, t*n. alors, Governor, Lugisltuuru--4re all tube elected. r i Veiy important issues arc to be tried in the National and State elections. the Constitution in its daily or weekly edilem will carry the fullest and freshest newt in best shape to the public, and will stand us an earnest champion of Democratic i>r. ti clples. Subscribe now and begin with the aew year. Address, D a - ellijay seminary (a preparatory school.) Tho. W. Oraigo, - .a . „l*i Miss Kassis Holt, - - Assy. School opens January the I4tb, 1834, aud Will continue four months. ’ Rates or Tuition : * Higher Arithmetic and Grammar, U. 8. History, Geography, Heading and sit ing, taught at the extremely low rate of 11.00 per mouth. Geometry, Algebra, Anatomy, Phrsi otogy, Chemistry. Astrgoo uiy, Gieek ami Latin, H taught for $1.36 per mrtittr. Students can enter fu# one-half, t*MTc fouvths or full terra. An eittrauee fe* 0 f 25 cents, tj defray incident.! espemtes will lie exiiected. Ellijay, Ga., Jau. it' 1884. Farmers and others desiring a genteel lucrative agency buseea, by which $i to S2O a day can be earned, send address at ouce.on i>otal. to H.C. W ilkinson & Ca, l 9 and 197 Fulton Street. New York HEADS! aadaU Suwi Osusuwisaw wlW.wl by ufcias WRiCHT S j NDIAN^yE^IETABU^PIU4 I * v* Skate \so i, •• os i e in an 11 f It you !vi ii’t got us wheal, corn, pe tal de, dried fruit, bacon, pork, ladder, or anything that man or ba*i '-an eat. Don’l forget this “Pt**;' JtLLCTRIdTY. —Of alt the known Electro-Galvanic Appliances at the pres* I -rtf dU i Is nos conceded by the Medical t F*vt* r nity and Electricians generally, that Ith American Galvanic Co’s, Howard ■Vdted* are the best, possessing intrinsic Bctrical merits, as one shield or appli- I a e can be fittnl to any part of the body, viicli is not true to any other. Bee ad* [ytVfciiueiit in another column of this pa — Electric Gazflte. * ffff* A Cougti, I'oid or Bore Throat should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in au incurable Lung Disease or Consumption. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES does not disorder the stom neli like cotlgh syrttps and liaisanis, but aet directly on the intianied parts, allaying nil at ion, gives relief in Aslhhin, Bron chitis, Coughs, tkUarrh, and t tie Throat Troubles which Singers and Public Speak ers are subject U>. For thirty years Brown’s Bioncliial Troches have been recommended by physbvanS, anil have a.- \va\s given perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have at tained well-merited rank among the few staple i erne dies of the age. Bold at 25 rents a box everywhere. Mothers f Mothefsf ! Mfithers ! ! ! Are you disturbed at niglit and broken of your rest by a sick eliijd suffering and crying with the exrruliating pain of cut ting teeth ? If so, go at once and get a tiottie of MRS. WINSLOW’S SOOTH ING SYRUP. It Will relieve the poor iltle sufferer finmedifttely“-depend upon It ; there is no mistake about. There is not a mother on earth who Ims ever used it, wlio will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief amt health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfect ly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to ttw. taste, and is the prescription of one of the oViest and best femal j physicians and nurses iu the United States. Bold every wheie. 25 cents a bottle. J\i Ic^i. 1 want all the clear Mica (Isinglass) that I can get. Will pay GASII for it either in the rough or cut clear delivered to me. I menu business, hut don’t want to buy any mines. For further particulars Address, Da. Fiied Kino, Alauager So. Mica Works, 12 20 4t. Atianta, Gti. , NO PARTY IN POLITICS,NOR i- 'VSK SVtT IN RELIGION. The Greatest and Best, The largest Double Weekly. Religious A Secular. NEW. YORK OBSERVER (Established 1824). No paper in the country tins more expe rienced and able corps of Editors. Dr. S.- I'emeus Prime rtr.ntls at the head of the editorial fraternity aud his letters and ed itor'ids still enrich the Observer. Olliers a/nong its editors have had the training of a quarter of a century for their work. ■ nc Coriespondence of the Observer is from nil lands : and the news, carefully prepared Iron) fetters and telegrams, fur nishes a complete view of the condition ol the world each week. lie Departments of Agrieffltitre, Busi ness, Sunday school Teaching and Uuli. giotts Woik are conducted by experts, who write cleifly and to the point. The Ob server docket' flit its columns with long TVSitys and old sermons, but aims to be Newspaper, giviug eveiy week a religious sheet fuil of instruction, encouragement and truth; and a secular sheet, containing all the news, vigorous comments upon current eveuts, and a great variety of choice reading. ■ lie price Is $8.15 a year. For bona tide sut'seribers we give One Dollar com mision, or a copy of the •‘lrenacus Let ters. ” an elegantly bound volume of 400 pages, containing a portrait of the authror. Sample copies of the Observer will be sent to any address free. Address, NEW YORK OBSERVER, 31 and 32 Park Row. CONSUMPTION CURED. An old physician, retiring from active practice, having had placed in bis hands by an East India Missionary the formula of i simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of'Consump tion, Brouchittis, Catarrh, -Asthma, aud all I liroat and Lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for General De bility and all nervous complaints, after having thoroughly tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases,feels it is his duty to make it known to his fel lows. The recipe, with full particulars, directions for preparation and use, and all necessary advice and instructions for suc cessful treatment at your own home will be sent you by return mail, free of charge by addresing with stamp ar seif-add rest’d envelope. DR. J. O. RAYMOND. Jft4 Washington St., Brooklyn, N. Y. CS'Mention this paper. dec. 14 Jy. ■ffi V*MM" nt < Ilfr 18 sweeping bv. go DTinm 1 dsie before yon'die, K r \ If? m6 dungmighty and an. I ill l.bHnie leave behind to con ■ Wilier time. sr. n week in your own town. s.l outfit .. tree. No risk. Everything new. Cnpttnl not required. Wo will rurnlsh you everything. Many are mak ing fortune* Ladles make as milch ns men, and hoya anil girl* make groat pay Reader, ii you want business at which you ean make great pay nil the time, write for particular to U. Ilatlot A Cos,. PortlamL Maine. Sensible ten”i SS-USSS; diseases and derangement i of the body each ha* u separate cause or origin, ail < that each reeds a different method ot tteatiiicnt in Older to effeet a cure.and n moment's icflectiun must convince that any of the quack nostrums Listed upon tne public claiming to cure ail of a num ber if diningtiiciv different diseases must prove failures, eyen if we do not csii them humbugs. PnAF PfinnlA a,l< ' l )e °l ,le of oder- I vvl I vU|l*C.>te menus, and even people well to door wealthy tiud that the enortiiOtls charges of practising physi cians are a serious burden lo them, and also liinl that after paying themselves poor that no benefit has a cel lied to them that in fact they have thrown their mon ey away. To overcome these evils we otter Wheeler’s No. !#! Sure Remedies to the sick and suffering one Remedy for each disease, without for a moment claiming that one remedy will cine any other disease than theoiie claimed for if, and as these remedies have stood the test of years without a single failure, we agree to refund the money paid in every instance where a cure is not positively elieeted. The remedies are entirely veg j etnlde, can do no harm, and will posi j lively cure every disease for which they are prescribed . D kAitvnoß K im f.'out. Lameness of HOcUn^allulD,Joints, Relation and Neuralgia are relieved at once and posi tively cured by the use of Wheeler’s No. th; Rheumatic Remedy. We say boldly that in ihe Worst cas. sof no matter how long Standing, how seriot’.s nr how pain liil, we cannot only give relief but posi tively cure lor itil time. Tailing to do tliis we will positively fcftinti the money paid for the treatment, and it vour stif tcrings arc not positively stopped for all time you hate not thrown your money away a# you would on any' other than those guaranteed remedies. The price of \\ heeler’s No. !)ii Rheumatic Remedy is only 50 cents, obtainable from drug gists or sent free by mail on receipt o'f price. Stamps taken. Simermg Wcmen'!;' ( io w e lf $ nature with a pretty face, beautiful fig - ure, faultless complexion, as well ns the sweetest of tempers and 'aulfless men tal qualities grows prematurely old,gray and wrinkled, her form loses its perfect contour, the complexion becomes sal low, the brightness leaves the ere, a feeling of tongue r takes the place of the once buoyant spirits, an irritable nerv ous fractiotlsness makes iife :i bftrden, tilings that once were trifles worry her til! life becomes unbearable, Ali this being caused by the physical derange ments so common to women,- which the innate modesty ot feminine us til re pre vents their making known, and ot which I lie ignorance of t lie medicai profession prevents a cure. Lady Reader, pause and consider, tis tv duty you owe vour-* self, your family and your (tod, that you should ctire voJirself of these troubles and oee more fee! the glow of perfect health and spirits that nature intended tor you. \t heeler’s No. ttti Prescriptions are pleasant Hint palatable to tike, con tain nothing ol an iuiuiinus nature, and may be taken bv a'l age*, at all times and in all conditions without poweibilitv <>r ill effects, ail'd will pociti-Mv ebre any of the peculiar diseases to which females are subject. Failing to produce a per fect cure the proprietors will refund the money paid for the treatment. It you have a sallow complexion, constant or iiiTermittant headaches, backache, rest lessness, loss of appetite, shp res: ions o r monthly flow, or irregularities thereof accompanied by headaches, nervous ness. Hysterics and similar symptoms, Wheeler’s No. !* Prescript tin -R ’ will nositivelyjresuu-e yon DtkJUiyli.il, '..if voi have ;Y sensation of ft at atgi lift O TWTtig in the baek,fi entrant lain eorrbaa or white dischar.!e*'*fllCTful or scalding sensation In Uiinutiiig, feadisii or white deposit in urine, a..t -t?;1 ttTy No, nil Prescription “(J will give immediate and lasting relief I he price of tV lieelei’s fin. 99 J’n seriii tiqns “11” and ‘-C* are So cents each, oh tauiable from druggists or sect bv mail secure from observation’ post paid' on re ceipt of price. Postage stamps taken. PttieiPvh * 8 "eedless to describe UulUllU.tho symptoms of this nause ous distnse that Is sapping the life and strength of onlv too many of tlits fairest and best of both sexes, old and young, suffering alike from the poisonous drip ping *" thy throat, the poisonous nasal discharges, the fetid breath and general weakness, debility and languor, aside from the acute sufferings of tills dntease, which it not checked can only end in loss o! palate, hoarseness, weakened eight, loss ol Memory, deafness and premature death it not checked before it is too late. Labor, study and research in America, Europe and Eastern lands hare resulted in Wheeler’s Vo, 96 Instant Relief aud Sure Cure ffir (.'atm rh, a remedy which contains no harmful ingiedieiits, and . tliatTs guaranteed to e re every ease ol acute or chronic catarrh or money re funded. Wheeie'r's No. Mo Instant Re lief and blue Lure fnf Catarrh will cure every case of Catarrh, bay fever or astlt ma, price $1 (0 per padktvge,- from drug gists or seiit by mail po’st paid on receipt ol price. Wheelei’s No. Off Sure Cine for Kidney and Liver Troubles cures all weakness and soreness of kidneys, inffanration ol kidneys or liver, price $ 1.00 Wheelet’s Vegetable Pills are (he on ly remedy that cure constipation, giving natural action of the bowels without phvsicing, Purging, griping or pain. 1 nee 2a cents, of druggists or by mail. Wheeler’s Nervine Tonic for mental depression, loss of manhood, languor, weakness or over taxation of the brain is it'.vaiuahle, price 25 cents. We Guarantee?",viii i ffiy l g“o“ eypaid. We place our price for these remedies at less than one-twentieth of 1 the price asked by others for' remedies upon which you take all the ehauces.and we especially invite the patronage of the many persons who have tried other rem edies withost efiect or depleted their purses bv | aying doctor biils that bene tilted them not. How to oMain;; e r.™'i'“ B 'i; and ask them. It they baoa n)t got tnem write at once to the proprietors, enclos ing the price in money or stamps, and they will be sent you at on by mail, tost paid Correspondence solicited. Address plainly, L. Wheeler A Cos., No. 9(5 W. Baltimore St.. aH "- Iy. BaltinScre. Leather, Leather ! I am now toroing out, from the Ellijav A Tan-yard, ns 0.l Leatlier, of all de scriptions as csw be feow. Li any market. For Upper, Sole or Horn;** Leather of the best quality bring cituef the CASH WHEAT sr HIDES. Highest cash price paid for greener dry Hides. either on J. P. Cobb or the un dersigned at the Tan-y.trd. , WM. SPENCER : AGENT. Jn no B(Mf. OrlUMs!^ ARKANSAS —AND— fI! jl 0 a b PACIFIC Short Line —VIA— Neznphis and Little Rock railroad. Tickets on Sale to ElpaSo, Mexico, Ari< zona and California 24 bohrs quicker than any othef Route via Memphis, Little Rock, TcXatkana, Dallas and Fort Worth, lime front Atlanta, Ga., via Memphis Route lo Little Rock ONLY 28 HOURS, TO TEXAS ONLt 83 HOURS ! Emigrants, remember if you are going " est this is tlie only liue running first class coaches from Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, McKenzie, Decatur and Cor* intli to Little Hock without change. This through coach hrts a porter attached to look after the trelfare of all through pas sengers and emigrants en rente for th West. By tni# route there is no laying over and no omnibus transfers, connect* tiwns arc complete. Two &amr Tamws From East and Southeast via Memphis to all points in Arkansas and Texas. U'e check 150 pounds of baggage free to each whole ticket, 75 pounds to each half tick et Children uiulnr 12 and over 5 j’ejiiS; half fare, under 5 years, free, over 13 j-eafs, fill! fore, Sleeping rai from Chat* tanoega to Little Rock on all night trains. Sleeping car limning from Litile Rock to Denning, Cal., only one change to Sail Francisco, t’ai.- Families desiring to go t Arkansas and Texas :is Laborers or Farmers who are not able to pay their own wishing employment, will address R, A.- Williams, ns to arrange transportation from Atlanta, Ga.-. Chattanooga, Tenn.,- and Memphie, Teun<* ns i have an order for over 800 to till at present for the west.- Parties wishing Books,- Maps, Schedules,- and fdtes of Arkansas and Texas, address H. A. WILLIAMS, Pass Ag’t, Chattanooga, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn., or Atlanta, Ga< or, D. C. ROBERTS, G. P. A. Little Rock. Ark. TO THE Milling- Public fflliE undersigned takes pleasure in it*?; *- forming ali itlwi contemplate buiAliug or repairing Mills, in Ihe best and ihos durable style, that it will be to bes interest to consult Ifim before employing or closing eoutraets with others. Besides being fully prepared, after years *f study and prictlfte, tft do alt Finite of Jill work !in the best workman-like matter, lam Mtm* ikpmt'ifaFttf* -tfiirfgcfifnei? of the most improved patterns, and gtiat antce to sejil tlieii) at Manufacturers’ and 1 inportcis’ prit'C?, fff'.ltrOtrg the celebrated book Walter engine and tiie Let! Doable Turbine Water Wheel French Burr denies, Eureka Smutting Machines, etc. Also, B. Van Winkle & Co 9 s SAW MILLS, MILL SPINDLES, SHAFTING, GEARING, ETC. in short, anything in the line of Mill Macitincryv Now, if you Wart! anything ift my line I promise satisfaction in tfffikinansbip and pricej Call on or address J- W, DUGKETT Jliil Contractor. Dee. 29-1 y. ELLIJAY," GA? B'Ei.DFlil.D’s" 3 Q R Bradfeld’s Female' _Bi3gulator Is a SiVecici Rem _ u y for all diseas pert a'no mg to the Womb, and any intelligent wo man can cure lierself by following the di rections. It is especially efficacious iff cases of suppressed or painful Menstrua tion the Whites, fwil I’oriiai Prolapsus.- It affords immediate relief, and perm a w nentiy restores tiie Menstrual Functions. Asa remedy to be used during that criti-t Ccff period kown as “Change of Life ” this invaluable preparation lias no rival ' Holmes’ Liniment Is an INESTIMABLE BOON to all child-* bearing \\ omen ; a real blessing to suffer ing females ; a tine mother’s friend. When applied a few weeks before con finemtm it will produce a safe and quick delivery, contiol pain, and alleviate tie usual dread, agonizing suffering, beyond tiie power of language to express. T Pryor’s Ointment is a sure and speedy cure for Blind of Bleeding Piles, ,Sores, Ulcers, Tumors Fistula, Bartis, OornS, Felons, Sore Nip’- plcs, etc. Its effects are simply marvel ons, and it is an inexpressible blessing to all afflicted with either of the above /Com plaints. Try it! For circulars testimonials aud Aill par* ticulars, address Sole Proprietor and Man/ ufacturer of these THREE GREAT REMEDIES J. BraDBIELDi No. tos South-Pryor Street, Atlanta, Ga.- For salo by by Keown & Johraon, Ellijay, Ga. —may 31—iy. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE ELLIJAY, - - GEORGIA, M. L. COX Has just opened out a first-class Livery and Feed stable and is prepared to ac commodate the (ravelrag public at prices second to none. He have just returned from market with a good supply of Bug gies. Hacks, Ac., and hence is prepared to transport the traveling public from po.nl to point with perfect case and safety 7-JO Jy,