The Paulding new era. (Dallas, Ga.) 1882-189?, June 28, 1883, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texte «« Ifr A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY. A Nr>f niiri flloM linnorinnt Tlirnry on One of tin* Mom V itnl l(nwtl»iiN ol ilie l)ny. If ftny 0110 Imd in for mod Que.m Elizabeth in l.oi* palmiest days that she could have been Roated in her i':dnro in Tendon and conversed with Hir WoLi i lbdoi^h in his North Caro lina home; roceivir.p a r.'ply from him within an hour’s til no, she would have declared it to bo a miracle. And yot, had they lived in the present day, this apparent, miracle would most readily have been wltOesso 1 and not seem at all strange or unnatural. The truth is, new principles are coming into e\i fence, and the operation of many laws v.nknowii in the past is being fully understood in the proseut. In no way tlo.»s this fact come more forcibly to the mind than in the care, and treatment of the human body. Millions of I eople have died in past ages from Mine in- sign iticant or easily controlled cause which is thoroughly understood now and readily handle:!. Qou iimptiondnringlheontiie past has been ennaidc o l an incurable disease. And yot it is demons:rated that it has been wild can bo enroll, even after it has had a long run. I)r. Felix Oswald has just contributed a notable article on this subject to the 1‘npu- lar Science Monthly. Ho rogurd-* consump* t|r>n in pulnumnry scrofula. The impurities of t he bleo l produce a constant irrltlit ' « in the lungs, thus destroying their do n ale tis- hUes and causing death, llis theory shows conclusively that consumption is a blood dis ease. It has it* origin primarily in ad ranged condition of the kidneys or liver, the only two organs of the body, aside from the lungs, that purify the blood. When tl o kidneys or liver are diseased they are in a sue or la related slat *, which communicates poison to every ounce of blood that passes through them. This poisonous blood circulates through the system and comes to the lungs, where tho poison is deposited, causing decomposition in tlii- flnoly formed colls of the lungs. Any diseased part of the body has eont imin iting power, and yet the blood, which is the If • of the system, is brought into direct contact with those poisoned organs, thus cnirying contagion to nil parts of the body, bishop Jesse T. Deck, 1). 1)., LIj.D., whose death has been so recently regretted, is reported to have died cf pneumonia, which me lioal authori ties alllrm indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys. It is well known, moreover, that for several years he had boon the victim of tD-vt.ro kidney trouble, and the pneumonia win hlbially terminated his life was only tho 1h*i r snlrof the previous blood poisoning. Toe dJKtfry matter which is left in the lungs by the impure blood dogs up and finally chokes the patient. When this is accom plished rapidly it is called pneumonia or quick consumption; when slowly,consumption, but in any event it is the result of impuio blood, caused by diseased kidneys and liver. Tncso are facts of science, uud vouched for by all the lending physicians of the day. They efiew tho desirability—nay, the necessity, of keeping Iheso most important organs in i or feet condition, not only to insure health, but also to escape death. It has bo ‘li fully shown, to the satisfaction of nearly .every unpreju- |<pced mi ml. that Warner’s oufc Kidney and Diver (Sure D the only known remedy that can cure and keep in health the groat hlood- purlfying organs of tin body. It acts directly upon these members, healing all ulcers which maw have formed iu them, and placing them ill Cootidifion to purify and not poison the blood. This is no idle statement nor false theory. Mr. W. 0, Bench, foreman of the Buffalo (N.Y.) Rubber Type Foundry, was given up to die by hoth physicians and f rionds. For four years lie had a terrible oough.no- oompiuiied by night sweats, chills, umlnll the well known symptoms. He spent a season South and found no relief. He says: **I finally concluded to try Warner’s Safe Cure, and in three months 1 gained twenty pounds, recovered my lost energy and my health was fully restored.” The list could he prolonged indefinitely, but enough lias been said to prove to every sufferer from pulmonic troubles that there is no reason to be di cournged in tho least, und that health can bo roatoiod. A Conundrum. Thin from tho Boston 7Vanscripf con- taiuH a conundrum Mint jm/./.les many n |ihilobO]>hor through lifoj “A father wna lid vising hifl very small won not long ago against tho sin of scIUmIiiiosh—that l»o must novor lu'Kituto to grout favors and bo gouorolly obliging wlicrovor 1m could. Tho boy listened, then said: ‘I would 4ke to do everything you toll mo, father; but there’s a fellow at. school just like what you’ve described. Everybody says ho’s au obliging fellow, but nobody—not even tho teacher—f rents him oh if lie was any account. Now, T don’t want people to take nio for a lio-aooount. fellow 1* ” “I me Ait smart men say da t time is different at different places. T believe dat’s a fact, fur do time nllorn seems longer ter de boy what holds do boss den ter do man wliat goes inter do whisky shop.” A Relic of the War. Dr. E. Warren, tho eminent physician late Purveyor General, (’. S. A., now a practitioner in Paris and widely-known throughout the South, wrote oilieinllv; ’•Dr. Wortlungton’s Cholera and Diar rhoea Medicine has long ago enjoyed a high reputation, both in and out of tin* Army.” OUior^hysiidans of high stand ing recommend it, mnl with such endorse ment it is recognized as a s jvereigu cure. “Ib wealth a monopoly?” asks tin, Boston Commercial Bulletin. That do* pends upon who liaa it If it ia yon- yes ; if it is we—no. Persons recovering from wasting diseases, ench a* malaria, fevers, etc . will be greatly benefited by u ing R'owu’s Iron Ritter., Satan—“Who arc you?” “A bank cashier.” “Defaulter?’’ “Yes.” “IIow much ?” “Two million dollars.” “Felix, give him a top seat, away from the fire, whore it is nice ana cool. Never mind thanking mo, Air. Cashier ; you’re wel come. I)ut who is this?” No. 2—“A bank cashier.” “Defaulter?” “Yes.” “How much?” “Eight thousand dol lars.” “Here, Felix, take this fellow and give him a seat right on top of tho stove.” “ Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pill? arc worth their weight in gold in nervous and sick hoadneho.”—Dr. Hclilichtcr, Baltimore. *' A tbaohee gives a pupil fourteen paragraphs in the science of government, thirteen examples iu arithmetic, three p*gt<$ of history, one page of grammarj one ot orthography, and half an hour of, writing as a daily lesson and expects him to pres 75 per cent At this rate how' long.will it take her to rush him into a. hin»tic asylum? OwkntoN, Ky—Rev. J. N. Beck sits “I have used Brown Iron Bitters mid c n aider it o:*e of lh*> h-.n tonics fol 1.” Barnum has thirteen Nubians ns curi osities, tho claim being that they have a horror of water for “bathing pur poses.” Now lot him gather tho Now York Board of Aldermen under his can vas as a body of men that abhor Watei for drinking purposes. —Hartford Post. 11 Yonr Skin Cnrr in super-excellent. It it fast citnnp mu tluufjltfrr's riinj-trarm, whirl hat! nprrinl all over lirr hntt\t—Mr*. K. I,. 1). Mcrii.im, niuo Hill, Mn,.. Druggist! koop it. (1 per package. “ So Jack lias strained himself train ing for tlie doublo scull race ?” mid a Harvard boy to Inn chum on tho float, “Yob, Jack never was very Rtroug.” " Anil now," el limed in tlio first speaker, " now lie's rinv.lniBt." Here, Youna .Urn, (Imt Kiri of mine is twieo mb hinidnomB Bine# bIhi eoinnieneoti using Oiirlioiine, thodeodor* bed oxtrnot of Petroleum, nnd I would not lie without it for n fortune. Mknbbuan’b i lily preparation' of beef containing tire nutritions properties, K contain! Hood making, force-generating and ing properties; ijvaluable for ilyipeprla, nervcui prostration, forma of general debility; a'so, in all enfee bled conditlona, whether the reault if ex» haustion, nervous prostration, over-werk " litre peptonleed beat tone, the n of beef containing Is ca ntatas flood life.swtain- indigation, a, ant all In all aatae- result tf cz« . , jver-wtpk or acute disease*, particularly if reanitingfrom pulmonary complaint*. Caawell, llanrd A Co., Proprietor*, N. Y, Sold by drugjist*. Wit AT is tl in difference between u dull inziu uml n bad boy? Nunc; for licy both need strapping. Tb# Pri.reM.lKn a Vail. Mr, 0. H. Diiai'kii, of No.1 Main HI r et, (Vorccster, Mass., volunteer* the following;: “ Having occasion recently to nso a roiu'tly you uty eo wbat a 'dude' is ?" aslted a lady correspon- punt. Certainly. A "dttdo” is nothing, It is merely an apology for a human he* ing, and is too weak to lie bad and too tamo to Vi,i wild, (iiiNtriiie* This proparat'on, conij o.uuled from (ho formula of n (•(•Viral©:1 physician, is highly i (-commended lo liulica who Buffer from un pleasant fctdingH after ontintf. DrugglatH. Many people bear host when llieir cyci tiro shut.. For proof, visit any fashion- able elmroli during a i-crmon. A Itemnrkftbl* Tribute. Hidnoy Ourohnndro, of rittfdmrp, Fa., writes: “I hftvo UHed Dr. Wm. Hnll's BuWni for the Lungs many year*, with the most gratifying re- snltH. The relieving intluelioe of Hall’* BuIhuui is wonderful* The imin and rack of the body, incidents! to a tight cough, noon dinappenr by the use of u spoonful according to directions. My wife id ways scudf for Hall’s Balsam insteud of a physician.” ‘ Having occasion recently to use n rem dy kidney disenso, 1 applied to my druggist, . D. B. Williams, of Lincoln Square, tiis y, and requested him to furnish me |ho host kidney medicine that he know of. and ho handed me a bottle of Hunt’s Remedy, slat ing that it was considered tho best be at Use lie lmd sold many bottles of it to bis cus tomers in Worcester, and they nil speak of it in the highest terms, and pronounce it always reliable. I took the bottle home nnd com menced taking it, nnd find that it doe< tho work effectually; nnd I am pleased to reedm- mend to all who have kidney or Jiver disease the use of Hunt’s Remedy, flie sine euro.” April 11,1888. We All Huy Ho. Mr. Guokob A. Bubdbtt, No. 1(55 Front Btreet, Worcester, Mass., has just sent us tho following, directly to the point; “ Being afilietou with ailments to which all humanity is subject sooner or 1 afar. I read carefully tho advertisement regarding the re markable curative powers of Hunt’s Remedy, and as it Heomod to apply to my case exactly, I purchased a bottle of the medicine at Jan- nory’s drug store, in this city, and having used it with most beneficial results iu my own case, my wife nnd son also commenced its use, anu it has most deoidodly improved their health, and we shall continue its use in our family under such favorable results.” April 17,1888. DrnaRisl’a Kvldeneo. Mr. (Ikoiioi? W. Holoomd, druggisl, 120 nnd 181 CongrtMs Btreet, Trojr, N. i., writes April 7,1888: ”1 am constantly soiling Hunt’s Remedy for diseases of the kidneys, liver, bladde and urinary orgnns, to my trnde and friend and find that it gives general satisfaction \ all who use it.” Apropos of tho duty on works of art, says a Baris paper, a rich Ameiican calls upon a famous artist. “ I must get that picture of yourH over to New York be fore the now law comes into operation— it’ll save me thirty per cent. Just sign tho picture and I’ll have it fluishod ou tho other side.” Hr. (Jr is the oldest BiliouHMbS, Mai of tho Stomach. ter ,u * ill*. Oxygrnnteil lllttrr.. ml lit Ht umicdy fur Dyspepsia, lit. JnilipL-stiiiii, till ilisiinlora ud -ill dist nsi’M iiidioatinp an uf tliy Dlntid, Kidneys and An nrkimsaw boy, writing from collogi in reply to bis father's letter, said : "Si you think I am wasting my time in writing little stories for local papers, ami cite Johnson’s saying that the man who writes except for money is a fool. 1 shall aet upon Dr. Johnson's suggestion nnd v, rite for money. Send me fifty dollars.”—Arkansaiv Traveller. CODtJBrs. Pa — K»v. J D. Zsrhinv rnv. : “I was paraliiad in my rielit side. The ns. of Brown’s Iron Bitters enabled me to walk. 1 Bp.ttmno.—-The India cetiRtts gives 253,801,821 inhabitants in a npnee one- third tho size of the United States, of 1.372,353 -square niilea, making Indin lilteen limes us thiekv settled ns tli United At men. OrWorthinutons ■HQLERA Cramp ilARRH®EA(URE H| ubed y OVER 2B YEARS ii wnnt tol»«ooni Y0UN6 MENoVkhatous employiiitint, nddraxH I 1 , W. ItRA.YI* An SITUATIONS!: p.loiinuil" H**nt lor AildroHH Nuliowal rltool Supply IliiriMiu, S.Y Fifth Av. ,Uh: $72* _ WEEK. $IJ t: liny »t tiot»n**amiy mar'.e. outfit frno. AadroNd Thur A Oo., Auguiil Sim! BBT NOIjIIW IRON WORK*. D. A. MlII.ANKi Manager. P. 0 Box 1690 New Orleans, La Monufoot uram of Reynold*' (Jolobrw- t#n1 Platform COTTON PRIC88K8, 8toum, Hand A llorm Powor. Htcuua KiigiiifH, HtiKar MUIh, and Muneo Pat nut I>r..itu..|.....t Work. Building ProntH, CoiuinnH. RnUinKB, Blook- imithiDK nnd MIOOiM Work. laroKDKKM HOLIUITKU.^U A OICNTS WANTED fur tho Bent nnd FaRioRt ftollinir Piutorinl IliHikHnnd llihlog. Prioos rvduuod £’ cent. National PeuLirniMa OO., Atlunta, (l». OPIUM HABIT Cured Painlessly. Tho Mndicluo Hold for a muall nutrgm it I .< t • too ci oomponiidiiiK. A'l •«§••« trontod l*y nperial prm tlon." For full pHitioularA nddrt'«§ tlio Dl-unvc OR. S. B. COLLINS. La Psrtr, Inri. ANII WHISKEY IIAtllTS CJURICI) In Three Wepks. For pliamphletH, proofs nnd tenni. addri'Hs in ctmtldouco, with 3c. stninp W. (’IIPLUMY, ill. lb., 7^ Rhoad Stukkt, tTio1«i*u, Crump*, IHnrrhn Clio,14 0/ t/,6 llOmtlt S .III.t ho rtU. INW. by Surgttm (ifuemi c. a. On/" 1 'mriite if ol.r i,' u"V\' S " 1 '! '? TM t R C HAR11S “a .' V OQE1IR "cc M P AN y^ UOSHIERi Roatctter’i 8(om •ch Ritters mrotsthtt requlrcnnnts of the rational tnrdlcal phi losophy which at present prevails. It la a perfectly pura v e r e t ab 1 e rrmedy, embracing the three Important propertlea of a preventive, a tonic and an altera tive. It fortifies the body against disease. Invigorates and re- TltalUea the torpid fat STOMACM^#^ BITtKRS For aala by Druggists and Daal- an aeaerally. Roanoke Cotton Precs The llrst und <'henpent Press made. s le»s than shelter over other presses. Hundreds In both steam and hoi heavy bales by hand fat new improvements In ri of thoir inventors, free Iron Works, Chatt Cotton Press Co., II r gins. M-ike- ran pick. Th- »d in the word- 3, Kontioki or ilooiiokv porfwt runninK order,’will hi STATIONARY KNtilNII, in i i.i /.... cnRh< IC'N Atlantn ,1 ^ CHICAGO SCALE CO. 0 TON W tUUM SUALK, #411. S TUN, f iO. 4 Tost MM), lion in Hot Included. JO OTHER NIZKH. Rvdared rKH'P. LIST PUKB. FORGES, TOOLS, &c. RR8T rUKUK MADK FOR LIMIT WORK, «t0 40 lb. Anvil aim! Kit of Tool*. »1<> Farmers #a»B Urns aad money dots* odd Johs. I Blowers. Anvils. Vicos .% Other Article? • *t Id r HKU'RS. WIIOLKMAl.P .* HKTAll. For You, Madam, / Whose Complexion betrays some humiliating imperfec tion, whose mirror tens yon that yon are Tanned, Sallow and disfigured in counte nance, or have Eruptions, Redness, Roughness or un wholesome tints of Complex ion. we say use llagan’s Mag nolia Ralm. It is a delicate, harmless and delightful article, pro ducing the most natural and entrancing tints, the artifici ality of which no observer con detect, and which soon becomes permanent if the Magnolia Balm is judiciously used. Leaders of Low Prices J J MTSE t CO. ■ fngiiw. IJ.L.EW8, • • • Imp. We have opened a large and well f elected stock of goods, such as Dry | Goods, Notions, Groceries, Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!! Clothing! dlothing ! ■ —GH-PAP.— ', [ At the lowest cash prices. Buy for cash and sell for cash, and are enabled to give the best Bargains. 1 envite my friends and cu3tomerj, and the jiublic at large to call on me I and examine my stock ot goods. I guarantee satisfaction iu goods and prices I sell as cheap as the cheapest. Com 3 one, come all and see me, l will treat you right. Ile'prctfullv, .1. i_j. GEORGE, Dallas, <»»■ PHOFRSSlONAli (’ARDS. |^R. 8. ROBERTS IV PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, Tend r« his profewiional «(*rviceii in the practice o( medicine in all it* branches to the oiliz'ns of Dallas end surrounding i cou a try. >s#*Ofilce No. 6 A c*orth street, neer court house. NEW IMPROVED W .A.T C HES latrgogt Ktock, finnnt Time ^Keoporn, lowent pricas. 8knd foe Catalogue J. P.81EVENS WATCH CO. 34 Whitehall Stiiket. * • ATLANTA. OA. MILL A FACTORY SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS. BELTINQ, HOSI and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS AU KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE GOVERNORS, Ao. Sind far Prtaa-lltL W. H. DILLINGHAM A OG 431 Mala StraaL LOUISVILLE. KY. IF THLDFR* OKO. I*. ROBRRT* I ELD ft It A ROBERTA ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Dallas. PauMhe County, OsorKt* Prnc’ioe in all the oourls. Priunpt a.ten tic n given to looking after wild land claims. Coi’ectinns a epeoia’ty. 1 ly •‘THB BIST IB CHE API ST." ENGINES, TUDCCUCDCSU HLLS, , i nnLonc.no ( ,J M. 8PJNK8, ° ‘ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dallaa, P.ulding County, Giorgi*. Trompt a’lentinn gin 11 to eolUet!ons In inv part of the State. Wit I lands looked I att< r end intruders ejected. Horse Powers t Stilted to all ’ (lover Holler, « r. ) Writ** for FHFKI flu a. l’amuhlet ltinnn A Taylor Ca, MaiiHtleld. ■DUDLEYI obcol e;man Sv.BBOTiHER M A C’H I N'ERY N I" W 0 R1. [ A N 5 M,A:NiUFACT IJRE S'Tt A;MiE ( NiG I NE: COTTONPRESSE., WATERELEVA1 OR _J:H APT I NGPUL L E V M |R!o:ncolumnshouse EtRO’NTSANDCAST I NGS "EiO!U!N;DRY I SONERA TO' SiTREE TEXT END I NG FjRlO'MlMiAG'NQL I ATO 'C : L'ARA STREET I'N" NEWORLi. A NS'..A MA I N'0|E E I CE & "SALE SDE POT TWENTY AND’ “E I GHTEENi r UN IONS r FORGE i TNO TPt*" #37.33 FOR #1. | Music for lire Million.—.Vienna Kollim l abial Organ. Sweetest »nd most delightful music know j Popular in Europe. Any tun* can b« played on it, from Old Hundred to Yankee Doodle. Even those “with no ear” while away de* I liuhtfnl hours wilh this iiiatrnreent. Any | one can pbty It. Cliildren i>lay it in onp evening. CoaU but one-tfnth as much as the Org nette, OrganioH, etc., and is far sweeter nnd needs only common music. To introduce our new music we will rend a sam ple Organ, wilh bound book containing fu’l words and romic of 90 n< w ai.d popular tongs, which in theet form rell for $30.35, prepa’d to any address for O v LY $1. I C. O. D.—As a guarantee that every one | will receive all the/ pay fov, we will s»nd »nmp’e bock and orgf.n by expre s C. I O. D., $100; iwo ior $ (10; three, $2.30, or more at the tale of t9 per iloxen. \Ve can* • ot prepay gtods sent ' . O. D. Circulars free. Address MONADNOCK MUSIC CO., I \, ck Box 7f0, H nsdale, 1^. H. by Fire 1 in ng^nt for th« C ii.tlnet tal lnsu»n*ie!* Con.- »- njr, wnluh \n con fiord to the ininrlnd of f nm i opartv, ilwcbind'*, c lurches and tehool h hups. I f ir • no. three «i»u five ? ear». Hve»y r*»ud»m mnn | f clBsafe wm n tie know* thdt If hn ►Iku d be r s no ortunhtv bb 'o Ktt his prop-ity deB*rcy<d b) fire- no «ili hhv.t the k.r*»atcr person of hla loreea re Pflcd This i • a id isblf cfiursny, nnd i.eurra fur n I w rnti\ Cm 11 on me, and I wilt slvo full z an tlooB T. A. FOfiTK. WM. F. CUNNINGHAM, PRACTICAL Witckhr ui Jeweler. - ASD PBUPKIETOR— GATE CITY SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE REPAIR SHOP, 85 Decatur St., - ATLANTA, OA. Some folk* would say that the above is a little t» much mixed up to be very good in either of its department*, and that Mr. Cunningham cannot be a-very good watchmaker if he workB on gan«, tewing machine*, and anything ebe that come* along. Now let me say to thoac who may fa vor me with a perusal of this that my experience in watchmaking run* back over a quarter of a century, and that part of ray business i* under my own personal supervision, and that I propose to do the best possible work on every job entrusted to me. The sewing machine department of my business is in the hands of thorough ly'competent workmen, and I guarantee every machine that is repaired at the G. C. 8. M. Ex. and It. 8. snail he well and thoroughly done. Now, if you have a machine that reeds repairing, send or bring it to us ( and if we don’t make it work alt right we won’t charge you a nickel. We also 1 uve an assortment of second hand ma chines that will do good sawing, which we will sell cheap. OPIUM MOKI’IUM*: HABIT, No pay till cured. Ten -RtHl,United, 1,U(M) nan HOOH IbvgII who will MMBpGrGtmproi /ItGbU: • ffnod paving baalneaa If yon can <•▼<>*• 1 * Oil. MUltKA Y HI LL. Bom 78*. N. Y Twenly*8lx. REV. A.I. HOBBS Writes;— /DliDiriCC After a thorough trial of the / runlr ILd IRON TONIO, I take pleasure / THET in stating that I have been Lroatly benefited by itr use. ministers and Pub lic Speakers will find it A. combination of JPrc- to.vitle of Iron f l’eruric :i Hark und 1‘hosphorus in a palatable form, for Debility, foes of Apr*- Ute, Prostration of Vital foicers it is indispensa ble. REV. J. Ia. TOWNER, Industry, Ill., says:— “I consider it a most excellent remedy to. the debilitated vital forces. of the greatest value where a Tonic is neces sary. I recommend it as a reliable remedial agent, possessing* un doubted nutritive and restorative properties. Louirrllle. Ay., Oe t. t, 18«. /mm/c. naPAsa bz ibs dr. harter medicine co.. 213». mm si., sr. un* JNTiLfctHVjtJjUB Madame B. called upon the instructor ut the boarding school where her boy is being educated and expressed her as fl'inshment that tlio pupil was 15 on tin list when only 10 scholars had competed. “ I beg your pardon, madam,” said tho instructor, “this iB how the error hap pened. As your boy is always lust wo put him down the 15tl», forgetting that there were five pupiis ill or absent.” 1 oldie* A children’* boots A shoes can’t run over if Ijou’l Talent Heel Stiffeners are used. Smith A Si*auumnq, Fropr’s. Ufa ■*»hni—hi I » undiefl, $3U. (itintlomen, $60. Roferenow raqnirad. 1 ncreaainm dmnajui for operator*. —trots 040 to Silk) per month. For full p&rtioulAra eodreM, J, T. Spauldtna, BuaiMai 11sa»sos, NashvxXUU Tub. .!\>3 r D&Z*S! S?i6” V- - '-C W^Ati'oi By uixil *>c. ft tjolt 1 itowk in your uwu town, lernu anil ■»: n-.*; « II. HaLubtt A Co.. Porti ;’ud. C OI.EMAN BnBiNT.SS COLLEGE, Newark,N. J. Tert! i $4U, Fooitionb lor graduates. WntG tc<r oixculan. The Westinghouse Engine —AS ADAPTED TO— cotton o-msrisrinsrGK ?m-SEND FOR SPECIAL CIRCULAR.-* No Counter Shafting or Pulley* Required. Ua>"$75 to $150 8aved.-%M r.iqe belted direct from Engine, or coupled to it, as in thia cut, Without Belt, Boiler may be set 100 feet from Gin House. The Most Perfect outfit for GINNING COTTON in the world, j, K nul for Illustrated Oircular.^S^ tub WESTINGHOUSE MACHINE CO., PitlsW, Pa. General State Agencies: Daktei, A. Tompkins, - - » Charlotte, North Cart!ino AiiASTX Fno.I NEER1NC. ConpANY, 38 Marietta Street, - Atlsnta, Ge i _■ . Juu;. to >iiEBY iBOJi W9WMk > • ; $tODtgow«ry, AU nuna. ] 7\ r> T? 17 8 nl ’I- MOO Kb’S ’ 111 Pi Unsincss Untversity, Atlanta, tieotgia, P r ii imtriihd Circular. A live actual bn * iuet8tchwl. tslshlithtd tseuty jeare. j YOU CAN HAVE ANY KIND O^*, | Sewing Machine Repaired. BUY AU Kinds of Needles, Attachment*, Tarts, Me., Etc. — OF— 1*. >icCOUMACK, 51 8. Uioad St., Atlanta, Gt. SSTis nd Machines by Eipre**. ! cIxThammgnd & massey, Attorneys at Lavt, Will practice in the Superior Courts of Douglass nnd Prulding counties. Snits against railroads and criminal defences a specialty. Cox & Hammond, - Atlanta, Ga. Rubt. A Massey, Douglassville, Ga. Dr. Wm. C. Connally, PRACI ICIfitl l’HYMCI A>. In all department* of medicine and sur gery. Amply supplied with all neces- st ry means and appliances for the relief and cure of suffering humanity. Office at the Dallas drug store. Resi« dence opposite Christian Hotel. Al ways ready for duty. jan25if Tl. E CASON, DENTIST, Has permanently located in OAR- TEfiSVILLK, where he is prepared t> . o all kinds of Dental work at pri.-cs to SUIT THE TIMES. He will he pleased to see all his old friend* and many new customers If y u i.aed arty d n’tal work done cal! on j him. i Thompson & Spinks. Ivv F. Thompson and W. E, Spinks, l ave formed a partnership for tiro prac tice of Law, to be oonflned to cases iu P ulding Superior Court, under the firm uaureot Thompson .k Spinks. THE ELECTRIC is guaranteed to mend * greater variety o< articles and hold stronger than any other cement ever invented. It will mend leather, china, glsis, wood, mar— h'e, stone, and is stronger where mended than elsewhere. It 1* a household neces sity, and if you try it once you will never be without It in the house. Agents wanted. State and county rights for sale. Address for circular*, the E.ectric, or Texas Gypsum Cement Co.. 85 Decatur Street, Atlanta, Ga. tfciyThis cement took tlie premium at the Cotton Exposition. The Right Way to Brush Velvet. The art of removing lint, dust and light matter adhering to velvet consists tit tlio proper mode of managing tlie brush. Take a hat brush—not too soft, but having tho bristles elastic, and re turning nt once to their original state after being pressed aside—hold firmly trader the palm of the hand in the direc tion of the arm, and with the bristles downward, and pressing them first into the substance of the velvet, then twist around the arm, hand and brush to gether, as on an axis, without moving them backward or forward. The for eign matter will thus be drawn up and flirted out of the flock without injury to tiie substance of tho velvet; and the brush must be lifted and placed in a similar manner over every part required to lie brushed. By this means velvet will be improved iustend of deteriorated, and will Inst for years. Together Again. Nearly half a eontury ago a sturdy Pennsylvania farmer by the name of Love started for the far West with his fnrnily, hut being robbed on the way of all his money lie had to leave his three children.with strangers while he and his wife toiled ahead on foot. But they did not pnisi or and nover accumulated enough money to seud for their children, who, as years wont on, were themselves separated and lost all trace of one u'°i t , 1 '“j, 1,11,1 ,V‘' t, ! oir parents. Now in then old age they havo learned of each other s existence and that their mother IS still alive at Winona, Minnesota, and fire planning a family reunion. I'KF.FF.nitED Bf.eh.—A wealthy citizen ■t Milwaukee, offered to build a $600,000 •u’t museum for the benefit of the city. He inis now withdrawn hi* pledge, owing lo a laok of interest on the part of the people, who have no love for art, If it cost anything.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Paulding new era. (Dallas, Ga.) 1882-189?, June 28, 1883, Image 4