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About Weekly Gwinnett herald. (Lawrenceville, Ga.) 1871-1885 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1879)
The •‘Separated** Man About eight o'clock yesterday forenoon a man whose form was full of wrinkles, and twists and kinks, crawled out of a coal sited on th 9 wharf and began yawning and robbing his eyes like one who had put in a heavy night. Apo Jicemaii lounged that way, gave the man a looking over, and usk el : “Sleep in there last night • Yass, kinder,” was the reply. "Looking for work ?” N no, not exactly.” "You'll be run in if you hang ..lound in this way,” remarked the officer. The man put his hands on top of a snubbing pe st, laid his chin on Ms hands, and after a long iook at vacancy turned and said : /' ... "I dunno exactly whftx I'm go mg to do. I did I’ve out here about nine milefeebut I’ve s'epuru *• u from the old woman. Yes, separated at last.” NY hat s the trouble ■ . she was my second and I vus her second, and we never ,it along Any, > too sweet,. 13.4 h of us think we know it all ami neither feels like giving in. We carae in to see the circus, • Ah ! you did V' "And that's where the separa ‘ton took place—right in front of the sacred hyenas from Japan. You know they advertised an elec trie tight there ?” “Yes.” “Well, wed never seen one.— Y\ hen we got into the menagerie there stood the elephant. Then came the camels. Then wo came to a darned old bear. Further on were the lions and tigers and monkovs, but no electric light. NN . ...ulad throe times around '.hat old font without coming to .■ cage, and 1 got mad. Says I ‘ : one ol the olmps over the rope : ' ’ ’ha, the cage with the elec ■n light in it ? We want to see •vm oy nave our money back !” 'Tie feller he grinned all over, and ,; .s of folks laughed right out, end my w ife she flew up and said id .made a fool of myself. How, :c, hI. Why, the electric light is cot an animal at all, says she “but has something to do with the clown." We had a big jaw right Fiqre Sho caved my hat in and I Droke h«r parasol, and then I sen arntod.” “And you won’t makeup ?” “Make up 1 Never ! She can take the electric light and bake and eat him, but I’m done with her, I am, and by this time to morrow I’ll be drunkern a horse.” “And you didn’t see the elec trie light after all ?” “No. I don’t believe they had any ! Maybe they thought they could work that ’ere rhinoceros off on the public bv tin other name, but I know ed it in a minit. I m an old rhinos myself, and my wife is another, and when I think how I stood there and let her call me a fool afore all the peo pie Fm mad enough to walk dear home and pizen her half of the yoke of oxen.’’ A rich widow,, lacking only two ' years of half n century and dress iog her hair six times a day, in Ky., fell in' love with a youth of nineteen who had been working on her faun. Her ' ;J " ) stepsons ordered him to -oava the town, and threatened to via - a shot gun if he should ever attempt to return. TLo widow took the led to town purchased *°r him a new suit of clothes and charged him to get a license. The young man did as he was told, and Nv > n they were married she car r’cd ’em home and asked her step sons what they meant to do about ti. fho answer which the stop sons made ia.lfjpt recorded ; but if they itre allow ed to remain in that house harmony is not likely to l > revail. i Son or the Siamese Twins.- - Jesse Bunker, a son of Clmng, one <>r into Twins, has just comp: d a regular course at the Now York Institution,for • the In ► tm- lion of the Deaf and DhieD. Ihmker is a bright looking young fellow, in answer to a question put 'wrong!, the medium of an in structor in articulation, he said that his father, Chang, was the twin on (he left hand side He i .s vo sisters and one brother. '< " oof his sisters is also a deaf mute, and is being educated in North Carolina. His family lives m Mount Airy in that htate. He has only been at the New York in Citation a year, having attended » similar school in North Carolina eight, years. He is now eighteen v ars old and intends to become a farmer. hi arising that he heard a bur g- a. ■' ? aan:ras City man got on* «•* i ri.ic.il himself with a pig : '1 vent on tiptoe into the li'hoinii.g room. His wife follow • him The room was dark. V'.a v.ruiHD, nervous from fright, g• iiawd her husband about the cc> •ml he, thinking it was the thie: ’ . t Iter dead. An ImjtOJ■'!?.»* H! ). “There w -re f\«c r.en ’pjotiutoa light in front o a store, today, said a West End mm at. the sup per table, ‘‘"and 1 toil you it. looker ! pretty hard for one o ' them Tin I bigger ono grabbed a Cart take | and dioy, it bad;. lii ought sure lie was going in in. :' 1. tin other’s brains out, and I jumped between them.’ The family bad list* *io« 1 with rapt attention, rod as tin head paused in his narrative, the young heir, whoso rerja'd fin his fall) er s bravery was immeasurable proudly mm rued “He couldn't knocl- an j biains out of you, could lit father 7 ' The head of the fan y gazed long and earnestly at tlm licit*. as if to detect evidences of d«v-ning <;• f 'y • ••nil- con tin ttcvd with -erfeat- * sr-r. <(<.>,{<■. t* munch In: f-mrti t v be ■ ■ -ed j and resumed, bis sFp'por.* / A i.ai'l'EF.AM.- Two young men. residents fit’ N#rr ; '< - w met one morn mg and ■ >aid : “Charles, i J. nsl mght that you \i «r<- ot tie Su premc CottVt ofMarhe, that I was a minister, and that vo called on Erne to open your c nri with pray er. Just thirty year.- alter lb in Rev. Dr. Charles T. Allen, lab President of the Slat* College to step into the fir. ■ preme Court room in August,; Judge Claude;- Dnnforli; beckoned to bun and asked him to open his court with prayer, and,, behold, the dream of thirty years was ver ified. Rev Dr. Allen is now pas tor of tho Methodist, church at Fairfield. — Fun-field {Me.) Chrotii cle. A woman I »rcenbr.! ind., wae not sit;-*;* that he 'wished to die. but though’ she; did so she put her nock into a u> use. and stepped off a char taking the precaution to hold ■ .harp knife in her hand *1 lie clinking est her no longei m doubt that she stall df sired fol.vi and da hr,s‘i ly cut the rope above tit* lies ! Mary Anderson chews gum in four differed languages—one, of course, being gum Arabic. TUTTS PILLS! INTRODUCED, 1860. A TOWIIVER Is tho fruitful source of many dls.'ueee, promt naut amoug which are DYSPEPSIA, SICK-HEADACHE, COSTIVENESS, DYSENTERY, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVER, JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM PLAINT, COLIC, ETC. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loss of Appctateruiii JtAviniMs, tiro bowels Mooitire, but »oinetinios alternate with loo*on?*o, Fftiaia the Hand-, accompanied with aI) ull scnaa! ion m the back part, Ptun in tho lirfht and under the shoulder blade, ftiltnuMW aUoi eating, with a itisin* olinntion Vo exertion of body ortoaid,4fd tftMUty c? tetup 'T , t. ,w epirlSfiiOM of memory,with olooliru of havingncftleoted acme duty, Oenarxl woamv-Bsj I>i:'/iße6*, Fluttering at the Heart, JDoir before the ey ie, Tjllo vv Einn, Headache generally over the right eye, Kestloasneas at night wit A fitful dreams, highly colored t) rine. I? TUI3E WAUaIKO3 AIDE tJNHJKEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES Witt SOON BE DEVELOPtD. TIITT'S PIUS r're os rdapted to such cases, a eingio dose effuota such a of footing as to astonish tho BUtTarer. VDTT’S PILLS ££r» cruips*.ui:!e«l fr»:i tsn!»>tanre<i fhcU n.r« ' IV'-f I*r>»h nay j*rA>|»«rli«‘** rhni enn litlnrn it • at '*l tlellriitf t They Hiuj fli, ri« rini.u, I’uu ify, cu«<? hivt« irato I T*.* tint I; «r Sly til • «>u» lJra*r« lh»*.f rli>auac ibe blood if nt i «i»w«. w tL* andtbr.p tuparl h»Rlr i Nihi vHtUijy tc» lh(» budj, iU* oowof* in Hi t wiltiout vrtftirb u«* ome /•«« xv. il. A Noted Kviro says: l>r Tl'ir :)>»♦•*.!• ? orf< ; -,■:*.+* I h;iv© \>* >*» i am tyr b.» '->&>< 'jtfft4mfc». iiudTiivt* iaw* SiMri 'lf* l.'nfA Win* n*> >i so axe ; i unad t'Wi.tt i . I .1.1 iiW-’v: ) -klt'l. >. * 1H II DaVf k \v«jb aUr It, h V» . > *i ;• ri'HJUI-**. p ..f ct, i»v;ula.f GOoir, i.. ■ i.J 1 firty a.MiuJ»ivlui uskl*. 11'iuJ Mu rtil Our *■■ ■ i Id Kiev. i; E. aiMl'S- »*!. Ljuitvffl,, R, TUTT'S PILLS. Tlmir Hint *‘Hem t is tu laoruasQ the A»>paclre f ■ &.it! ; the lui-Jy |o i *tUt9 on Kl\*«!< t thuathfl * aud bv th’.ir Ttmic %*»• lloa on tUa O'yaua, Hetfuiut arc preaucod. 03. i, F, HAYWCOB, Of- KEW YOslK, SAYS*- I 4t di* '•!*•*« . tUut u.iiuot tie relieved by tw . •*ori* g tLn Ijvor to it« normal functions, (uul foe tliia • r.u mr- •?4Y L v f l)« m iiivnutetl Um Ua« .uj liAppy effect TU IT’S I’ILLS ’* SOLO PRICE 25 CENTS. Ho .mirror Street, New York. i?r Dr. TVTT S MANUAL of V&luab!., lofot* ' nixtion and Uneful K«:«iprs " will be mailed fret ; ou applu uliou. TUTT’S fIAIR DYE. Gbat Hub qm Whiukkbs thangnd to a Glossy lii.Ai kby ft single a t .viu;uti.ia of this Dye- It im parUt ,t diui (J-dor, acUi Ir . UutftneouaJbr, nr.d la .-■a 11 ■ f'if’t* has upnuH wutur I*Solci by Druggista, of •ej’.t by («xpr*vitt cu i l ctjipt of i§l. r Ortho, 35 Murray St., New York. 810 TO $10«| I. Vrt-M in Wui! >tr.-t ‘docks mul is Imtinus .very imiiihi Ho' k ant free tX| : lining <‘v. ,■ •, tin >_ \>\ ilrcss I.v'.V I’d IJ.i:.!<••'•(. !7 U nil Bircd, Y Wm Tali, of lack, on county, •hot his wife He cktifns it was done in self defense but has con cluilcd to shp off for thopreeut. Tali': about a won at not homing p strong stomach Think of the poet Laura-ato 45 Year?. Before the Public. THE GEMUSNS BR C. EToLANCS CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS FOR TH £ CUKE OP Hepatitis ?r Liver Complaint, UVMSPSiA AND SICK RSADACRB- Syn.ptons of a Diseased Liver. IjAIN in th/- right i Ae, under the edge of the ribs, increases on pres sure : sometimes the pain is in the left side; the patient o rarely able to be an the loft side, sometimes the pain ;s felt under the shoulder blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the shuffiicr, and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stom ach is rffci-ted with loss of appetite and sickness; the bowels in general are costive, sometimes alternative with lax, the head is troubled with pain, nc< iinpanied with a dull, heavy sen sation in the back part. There is gen erally a considerable loss of memory, accompanied with a painful sensation of having left undone something which ought to have been done. A slight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility ; he is easily startled, his feet are cold or burning, and he com plains of a prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits are low; and although he is satisfied that exercise would be beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. h» fact, he distrusts every remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the disease, but rases have occurred where few of them existed, yet exam ination of the body, after death, has shown the liver to have been exten sively deranged. AC, U E A N D FEVER. Dr. C. McLank s Liver Pills, in casks of Ague and Fever, when taken with Quinine, are productive of the most happy results. No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We would advise all who are afflicted with this disease to give them a fair trial. For all bilious derangements, and as a simple purgative, they are un cqualcd. KEHABK OF IHITATIOm The genuine are never sugar coated. Every box has a red wax seal on the lid, wiih the impression Dr. McLane’s Livkr Pili.s. The genuine McLane’s Liver Pills bear the signatures of C. McLane and Ft Ewing Pros, on the wrappers. Imist upon having the genuine Dr. C. Mi Lank’s Liver Pili.s, prepared by Fleming Pro-., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the mark-t being full of imitations of the name Lie ljilt!’', .pelted differently but 9 sc pronunciation. 010 m RELIABLE. Dh. BaNFOUD’S &V)iH Invigop.ator ia a BtHudanl Family Ih'ineJy for diseases of the Livnr, Stomach tad Bowola.—lt. ia Purely i;N« Vogcbkble.— It novoi Dobilitates—lt is kfjjh r S U’X Cathartic and ■■ . to.e iff||FN <p>i c V c i'V'lil I A I pr Invigorator •X S' ’ i U& * ” < ‘ en 090*1 , in my practice and by the public, £ v ; | for more than 35 years, Id, ** with unprecedented r*’fiults. V* SEND FOR CIRCULAR. S. T. *. SASFORD, M. 0., AM iillieviUl WILL fKLL 101 ITb iitt'UYAfiOil* (jKOm.U, fivriNXBTT Copkvv. Whoreap. Haruh M Rnjfby. ailiniiiis tratnx of the estate of Reojainin M. K'L'Pv, deceased, reprtwnis to the court . la r Petitiuii, duty tiled and entered of ■ ((i.iJtiiut .-t:i !m« luliy ttdeiiaisttreti ■id estate, rii .i :s tliereluie to cite nil ;ie.sons ooiiccrued. to -lu>w eic.iee. if i.ey they can. vv!,v • .id Aitiiiinist mtiix st.i'ilhi Hot O ' it!‘. I C , :i g- if !i <*ti: ill Ail miit.f•:aiiou a*nl receive l.it'ir.-' o| ills ni. i-' on i! It !e .Ni inday in Oeiota r IM Xt . tjiiil! undet 01 v ti,;iai siiid ntlieial .-ig tui an J ; s:ie I i ili ] H7l>. ''\ ltU.-> A At.I.KX, Ultilll H y • ,11, ' t J Russell’s k\ & % % %\N \ s W W W -li i.:n# "-v -so- <»*» •**' 1 “ * - * >1 FOR TEETHING INFANTS. All iy-> Inflifiinruition of the Gums, cures Colic, Cholera lie -ntum, Dywiile-v, ail Diseases to v.lnch Cliil <’en o wo i* lepthino. For nil family use, it. is of the highest iniportaimo that any rometJy rccqrLmtmdca o. t a i,,v • combine safety in ailminist,ration, with a reasonable ainourt'. ot certainty v efieet. II’? me beuio: mon., commonly sought after for family administration, arethoa<v which are apph- duetto !*io •/ ( .-ses ol i tip “.•••• The most common diseases among infants, asweii as t-ho most obo;..- *f«, uiolc cmvnc-'ted period of the first dentition. , These disuitscs exhibit theu<selver> in almost every case chiefly by oowc.y.t..- . cii-. loi toe umeT oi these Symptoms, opiates and astringents are resorted to in every conceivable manner of combination. But as there are other organs beside the Digestive impl; ated m those cases, either pr;. i.uoy oi 50c0,.,;'..0 ay, remedies of tlie classes alluded to may become irappropriate, and even dangerous *i uiju<.icioualy Used. The most dangerous, and perhaps tho most common of the complications r hided to,are irritations or con gestious of the brain ; for these opiate.-; arc singularly inappropriate and dangerous ; hence, most of the fatal accidents so often resulting from tho remedies now ir. vogue for infant comp;.,, its. The object of Russell’s Soothing Cord?il is to cacape *' '■ * danger, and to pni at the hand-- of^ mothers and nurses a perfectly safe medicine : ti;is obioct is eftcoinaliy accomp mlicd -v, ci.c, idiiig a ; Hussells Soothing Cordial is therefor.a ■ Acred to the pu> r.'% with an absolcte (ca , >ilE against al. danokh from its use. Read Ihe following crl. Tates : Chahleston. May 16, ”58. Mr. J. Ii Russell, one of our careful and intelligent Pharmaceu fists and Apothecaries, has submit ted to my examination tho for mu la for the {(reparation of a Soothing' Cordial prepared and vended bj him. It affords me pleasure to express a favorable opinion of its safe and efficient adaptation to the particu lar cases of the diseases of chil dren, which it is designed to re lieve. E. Geddings, M. D. Having had occasion to prescribe Russell’s Soothing Cordial in so vero cases of Bowel complaints in children and delicate females, I have been much pleased with its effects. I consider it a valuable medicine in all cases, in which it may be advisable so avoid the. u ;< of anodyne, and particularly fm family use. as it is perfectly cab W. T. We ago, M. D Having a full knowledge of the ingredients entering into tie pro. aration of Russell's .Soothing Cor dial, I have frequently prescribed said Cordial, and cheerfully recoin mend it as an excellent and eT cient domestic remedy. J. F. Jekvey, M. D Chabzeston, S. C., ’GB. Bear Sir —l have used your Soothing Cordial for Diarrhe a in Teething Cliildron, and find it a very excellent preparation. It has a great advantage over most prep arations of the kind in containing no Opium or Narcotic^ When these are required they can be added in proportions appli cable to the case. I therefore can recommend its use in the affections for which it is designed. Respectfully yours, &c., T. L. OGIER, M. D. Charleston, S. C., 1808. I certify that, I have most suc cessfully used Russell’s Soothing Cordial—in the Summer Com plaints of Infinite. He has fully exhibited the ingredients of his remedy and the tedious method of preparation. I recognize the pre weription—containing no anodyne whatever—as a most safe and efii caeions one in bowel affections of Prepared By Go*. I. H"iS7vdi» «* BK£ijr:&RS» WIIOI ,ESAL U AG EN une l !-3ta NEW ADYERTIiSEMENTS. .... . ... (bl r turns in 30 days on Si 00 apA/jvU inv.'steil Official Repnrtsnnil iiilortn iiiou free! bike profits on Stock options r*f $lO to ?.’>o. Vdures-. T. Potter Writrht & Co., Hankers, 35 Wall street. N Y. DEAR BIS : JiN; laiye lllußtra!eil(’Htalo()ue of Rifles, Shot Guns, Revolvers. V'ldiiss (Jivat Western Gun Works, Pittsiuirv. }*a. A GREAT OFF Bit 1 Organs upwards! Pianos A 125 upwards, rut used a year, good as now : warranted New Pianos and Organ; at extraordinary low piiccs for cash. Cata logues Maind. Horace Waters, Ac.t.., 40 least l it** sh, N. 1. I*. O. box 3530. S ANF-Gfit Li’S JAM AIC \ GINGER SAN FORDS The only couibinuli.on of the true Jamaica (Jin ger with choice Aro matics and Froueiißrun dy for Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cramps end Pain*, Dianhuea and By sent cry, Dyspepsia. Flattilcney. Want o t tone and activity in the SiouiHoh and Dowels.— and avoiding the dan ger,l! of obuuge of water loud and climate. Ask for •1 v M AHA GIXOKH. SANFORD’S JAMAICA UIXtJKR. ALPHARETTA HOTEL. 'I he nndeisailed has recently iji ; d a hotel at A Iphuri tta. and ;s ~ipy,,,ipy,uri.! Ir aecoinmodate tlie traveling public r.i r« asonahlc rates. !u connect'oil *v . , icy hotel. | keep a I. ii'ei if fai l Sale R.: • ht>\ \ liberal allure of public pati'onni;!} i ' ! solicited. ii.wirrux smiu’ A[ I mat 'a. \jn .1 !L jo , | children. When much pain o r restlessness attend-; he mlection, dears o: Paregoric cau be added to the prescribed dose of the Cor dial according to the age of tho patient. The compound, t'.ouga more often, r..ct.i in an oil :< ;ont man nor without any addif' .ui of aiiO' dyne. 11l tiic jhao rlio » e -I'a aged, itt increased doses, itis of great vai ne as a remedy ; never dir-rurreoing with the stomach—increasing ap petite, improving digestion and actiug as a slow but efficient us tringent agent. NY. M. Fitch, M.D Maj. J. K Bussell, of Charles ton, B. C., has submitted for my inspection, a Soothing Cordial .jf tonic and astringent qualities, par ticularly adapted as a i,-media: afford in Diar hma and the fbvc ’ O m or •" >rnpiaDit K ? c.v ; •a • -ir c-Hwate, also a ua'fo and pffootifal van) iotly i ( >r -»■ -■ v l :.-' rig •. * ■ c?.* I *ID f * ••; .’’ -’Ti ji 1 r.Y i.*- o\lr\ T: ■ '• - C. rt !• on. x:f , r Vi*' ('■ '■ itj 'P Aiy p:v ace am-. wum m-.; , ->f- ■ ftiid rompt r mets iron: • • '.... n j ■ ,f-.tion, I great plea; ore in i i iommoui A),, : 1 to the pub ho ; . no, oixiciGiti ii'x*. vvoriiiy ox -iida. J. J. Bossard, M. L>. Sumpter, S C , July 1. 1870. Kingstree, S. C., June 27, ’7O. J. B. Bunnell, Asi/., Sumpter, S. C. : Sik —I deem it my duty, and only an act of justice to yourself, that I should make the following statement, coining as it does from one who for many __ years had no faith in the Patent Medicines, and I persistently refused to use them for any purpose whatever in my practice, but having been engaged in the Drug business, as well as practice of Medicine, and having j frequent calls for Cordial, I form-; ‘ it to my advantage to keep a stock j on hand, and for the last two year;' : have been using your Soothing i Cordial and Lave also recommend | ed it to several Physicians in he! County, and can say that it worked j like a charm, and ha.-; . .eh loin faded | therefore do I regard it ns nn inval S ! uable remedy lor the uh-oaaeß for' \r,ft AJJ>VEPI:!HrM!^NTS. Murk IV- Johnson a) 6Vs. 27 Mahiktta Stksk.i, ATLAMTA, - - GA. Arc offering supermi inducement* to purchasers of TRACTION FARM ENGINES Reaper? and Mower Grain Cradlt • Gras* and v'/.7 ; e ft lade ■< Threshers anrl S j., » • r •, Faa . - K ’'/A i -OK.', Tv,:<B, LA ..%• j, Ti. i', GJTT. iN UiLLLT, HOUSE I .To EE, SMUT MAORI N RS. FFt D C UTTERS, SWEEPS, PLOWS, &<: , &c. , • Gal! or .i 7 fur 'r ,a may 21 -2ru TO MAKE MON EY Pleasantly and fart, shonld atl-f drive Finlkv, Pahvky S: Co, Atlanta Uu. jon 29-t -4 r H£B£ fJ Hi’ fl* ' / V/*., * if THEWQRLPjf W. .% i .! |k I Iff. 7^^4,lCi c *»* Si.-iDBY '--l ■’ wakwiites ■v- „ jOT *'■ " ■ - T«» • fl’-*' *• -V --< •». rV"" ' ; “H'- HHd rORPMTICtIAAS " OWSCR ' jH O ADDRESS: |4r V hiteSewng Machine Co. Cleveland, ohio. which it i. 30 highly r«;co:'»meuded Very ro: : poctfnliy, J S 8.0 ion. J’-oobc •end me two Dozen of your Si‘o!kin'> Cordial, to Kingo tree, and oblige. j. S. Bbockinton. Mr. Pleasant, S. C., 1808. Mr. J. n. hum>eU: Dear Sat: - I have need your Soothing Gordin.’ for children extensively in my pree tice, a: d most cheerfully testify to its .iiioj ja. I have found it, with out an e vocation, to accortfpiiaii ».U it cleans, oon .ider it ‘superior to anything in use for children. Its freedom from nodyne of any kind, recommends it as a perfectly safe prepar'd, ion in the hands of moth tia inti icc.xporici.ieed nurses. \ ~-.v D K. WiU.ii . .'«• 1) ('; ... S C. 1 a.- .hei no ■ ' r. , ‘ m a r;; my hcr.-ny Lc -.re value . ..a ! '} ,r - ■, -rv.j o fwilue i r nap ya ea v ts :n my own ) but ~,>ve roc;, emended it to n>n -oars a. ;(.>ng v/\ on it f-aa been m . ty to . id ~n most conUnently say that it has proved all the/, u claims, ar.c lias given to many ?. toothing in fart ease, and to many a mother respite i'rorn the constant attendance consequent upon a child teething. YV. B. Yates., Chaplain. Atlanta, May, 1879. Having used J. B. Russell’s Cor dial for a number of years and known personally that it is a good preparation, 1 feel compelled to recommend it, not only to the pro session, but to the world at large. CiiAo. .z.hiscaNEY, LI. Id. Atlanta M y 20, 1879 Having thoroughly and repeat edly tested Llie virtues of Russell’s Soothing Cordial, :\t\d being ac quainted with the formula for . its preparation. I cheerfully add my testimony i*o to i.<s value' as an •uno-ent, and reliable remedy, in tiiu diEtames for which : t is recom mended. He’T’lV J EBVi'V. LI. D. Dr.. J B. RUSSELL. ATLANTA, G A Atlanta & t/h ■ -i-.-tto A. I. K’y Sir lied ule in r Jfet't doc., .. DAY iAbiA-A.; 1. .* V ■ 'AC' 1 . * i r * Arrive Suwannee, G. 17 - a' Leave St.vvf.nneo,... 5 18 i. m I) A V i■7’ ‘• • sil\i KK '’it Al H WLb ; / rrivo Suwannee. 0. 12 p m :. IYQ Suwa :■' © 0, M}■ U 1 NlCillT I'A ~s*JSRCi SK— OtUKG EABT Arrive Suwannee 4. 56 p. in Leave ouwaiuiuo, . . .1. ui p. :u OOiSO WIiST. 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