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Panlding New Era. ■jr JAXKM RRRCKKNRIlmR * CO. DALLAS, GA.. AUO. 9. 1883- ONE LIFE ONLY. SB BUI BRAD AT THE PAULDING 00. a, ■ OBLBBRATIOM, JULY 18., 1883, BT RUM NETTIE BOBBBTBOB, Of DALLAH. TIm aim of Sunday school ef fort, and of all chriatian culture, mmM to be the higheat develop- aaeal of chriatian character, for ekaraeter once ohrjataliaed by time rarely changes. It is-a self evident proposition that eharae* tanljof some kind we are all oblig ed to have, either good, bad, or indifferent Some people get their character* second handed, they are vither a mild copy or a ro«£h cartoon, as it may be, of soatebody vise’s strange individu ality; they are the plastic clay that every imperious life wi It whom they oome in eoutact rc- modles at pieaaare, until at last bo analyst of character oould tell what thay were originally, if they were ever anything. A girl who may happen to take for her ideal a lady of thu aesthetic sp cien, who adores the\ beautiful in art chiefly as it is ei- pressed in a beautiful dress, who has no higher ambition indeed than to look lise a vitalised fash ion plate, will soon startle her small world by appearing in an agonising costume—they are gen erally agonising to their father's pocket-book—according to the degree of style—whioh costume will be cruwued with a hat wreath ed wi'h a reel ostrach plume and farther egfJTti *aised by long kid RbVM with six whole bullous.—the eoeteme, notfthn hat Another, whose ideal Aud* embodiment in that picturesque creation »f the feci Laureate Lady Clare Vere de ▼ere, will soon wear as many rings (which are supposed to be tha representation of as many manly hearts) ss would make sn Indian belle blush in conscious immodesty to wear evn in her sylvan wilds. And lyet another gift who has listened in oharmed ailenoe to the old woman eloquent, the Delphi oraflles of. her village world, who knows every family 'h Secret with all the latest vara- tioas. This girl will soon climax hsr life aa junior priestess in the old rained temple of Rossip, that hto been so often palled down by come grand young Atnazotieau Samson upon the fair Phelistines, end sn often Arose, Phoenix like, from its ashes. And this is the way we get our characters, by onr ideals sad associations. If we oould cast them off at pleasure,or change Them easily alter they lisa onae been crystalixed by habit nod time, we might well be careleee aa to how we got them;so criminally indifferent as to what kind ttoy were indeed. But char acter makes dastiny, and siue* we have bat one life only, in which to develop *it in time for eternity, it were wise in us to get the best help wo ees for the work. Notli- ieg aitls more effeotuslly in the development of exalte i and ex ceptional character than the study of those who having perished hsve left behiud them the irnper- jshbble sovereignty of s great Mfo—the white flower of a aooill ss fame. One woman, Elizabeth Try, who lived as if Hhe had bat one life an|y, established the British Ladies Society for the reforma tion of female prisoners. A soci ety thet proved a blessing to needy ell the governments of the Continent, whose humane meth ods were adopted in England first, then iu Scotland aud Ireland, and still later in Prussia, Den mark and Holland. She enjoyed tha personal friendship of kings and princes of many nationalities, and alia numbered her admirers by the thousand; but it is record ed of her that no life was counted tot) degrading for her sympa hy, Sod nothing too ilisiguificiiit fur .very Other pr« gtvas amt relation. Uct her to perform, which could help j onto the okl ruin c llzens, trieuds, at.il a human n'>nl climb up from eaith’s drear flat t >wards heaveu and ltoim. Iu all little things; the kind words, the gracious 1 handclasp; she proved her love to her Lord hy grasping the Rtnall opportunities which thronged her daily steps, ss well as the larger, to whioh sovereigns designed their royal approval. What won der then, that her death was like a grand climax to a grand life? Almost the last word that left her lipe was oue ol triumphant vic tory. Safe! safe! As inevitably as are His prom ises; "Lord when saw eve the an hungered, or fed thee, or thirs ty or gave than drink. Or when mw eve thee aiek, or in prison and camo unto thee?” And the king shall answer and say uuto them: "In os much as you have done it uuto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.” One other glance at a woman who lived as if she had but one life only. Ono of whom it would be no extravagance of fancy to as sert that she was perfect. "Eusphtred iu thirty years and di d not young. Falling lire a tear upon the world's col l cheek to ms e it burn forever,’’' Aud would introduce her at a supreme moment in her life, as she stood a bride on the vessel deck look ing hsr last on the shotes of her birthlaud—the wife of ihe first missionary to India—Anna Has- eltiue Judsou. Think you i re quired out slight oouquest of self to dedioa a an exiatauoo so rich iu gifts and promise; a future so rare iu ita possibilities, to work end to exile? Nothing to leave behiud hor all the hallowed and unspeakably tender associations of her young life? Nothing, to go away forever from the snlect influences of home aud country, io the uncompromising realities of a karbarious land, aud kuow- i ig too that at last hor grave would not be made with her fath er's, but amid th» intension bloo in of alien summers? Nothing, oh! answer girls, who share with her the heritage of a common nation ality and the birthright of thu same century's civilizations, hold ing to oue faith os she did) iu one name. Anaw.r. And if your days are passed in deedless ease and earol so indifference, let the inspiration of this.) grand youug missionary compel you to the sacrifice of self, aud the consecra tion of time aud gifts. Anus Haseltiue Judson, after having accomplished her life work, iu tli; heart of hea lioudom, in the ab sence of her husband, mot the supreme destiny of a lonely death bed But we are pursuaded that no intervening angel, but (Jlinst himself stooped to gather hor life's roses. Old daughters of Paulding live as if you hud but one life ouly, so that there shall be no Durnah of unenlightenmeut iu your county, no Iudiu of dark ness in your midst; no chil'ireu crying for the bread of the gospel yoU|Withkold;no young e t buny- iug by you to eternal destruction. If every ehild of tiiis country is not in the Sabbath School some body is to blame. Oh! see to it that the Great Shepherd of souls does not require the bl«od ol oue of His lambs at your hands. Wo men of my couutry! live as if you had but oue life ouly; prove by th night, word and deed the dig nity of your destiny; the immor tality of your herituge. So may you win that oue heaveu only, and see the face of film who lov ed us, aud gave himself for us. put your alioiiltlcr to the wheel. We have evu-y natural lecillty. and can now meke all ihandvaningv- of art conserve to the advancement of the cause ol e.lava* tlou, mi-'lutc, manufacturing, end the fleet mode ol Tanning etc, Tntak, think, think, and lay aside prejudice! and fogy- lam aud trudier together all progress, aud learn to labor and to oral'. A CARD. I have been informed that my professional name has been used by one Johu Golden, late of Ca.^ iforuia distriet in connecting, n,0 '" m the manner of treatment tin wife received at the hands of physicians daring her aiokn6y>";. ete. t am informed that Goldeti a id that I told him that his wife’s deatli was the result of neglect oi ignorance on the part of her physician. Now the truth is Golden simply made use of. name to back up an infara^J,. slander against Dr. Geo. T. Pa£ ker through m lice, but paction 1 Urly to work up sympathy in his b liaif, and to avoid the payment «.f the medical account which was just and true, and knowirg too that he would lenve the country before snoh an infamous false hood and slander oould be refut ed. I gave my opinion to the physicians wh n called in consul tation, fnd afterwards to Dr. T. J. Foster, who had also been called in the cose, aud stated that Dr. Parker had done all that skill and experience, and patient nttcution could ren ler in the case, and any other report purporting to oome from me is false, infamously false, aud slanderous. W. 0. CONNALLT, M. D. Tfci Orsst Bpeotfio for Esamlfie and Hoadicbe. or An Internal Remedy, Containing no Quinine, Opium, Chloroform, l liloral or narcotic* ol any kind. Safe ami quick ill Its action *1 M a Yens Office > I KtBBUHR, Va April 10. 1870, ) Musaus. Hutchison * liiiu; It affords me plcasuie to testily to the ureal virtues of your “Neuralgia*" f ir 'lie cure ol neuralgia nml sick headache. I Is the be.i remedy for '.lieuc most distressing men ilnfts I I'sveevur used, It. should Wvry family In the country. rate o*o », ukao Th' ITayor of Leosbnr , V«. Afessis. Hutchison A Ru : I um Imppy I'.o suy that yn'.r •‘Ncuinlulnc'’ noted u< u specific in mv ca-e, lelicvlng me in nu lucr.nihly short lime. I would u Ivlsc all suire-i ■« from ncuriilglue io ti v It. Yours,etu- ’ V. Sims, M. D. Cain's District Notes. We are again visited with a g iod season, *>eing the first since about the 13th' of June. Vegeta tion is Somewhat enlivened, though out gardens w-’re parched our corn patches also. The lar ger portion of our corn is too far spent to be beueiitted much by min. Cotton weed well formed but small, aud upon the whole we may count on u very short coni crop, aud not unlikely cotton too. Wu do no claim to have any Very rich gold miue in our dis- I tricl, hut still if it was kuutod up ! i expect there is lots of it, aud i• would take mom money to gather j it up than nil the earning crop ofehiuquepiiis would be worth. I This section is well adapted to | farming; land lies well, aud if I properly cultiva'od will yield good ! crops. We have an abundance of | pine timber suitable for making I shingles, but the Hhingle getteis are all down iu the mouth, they I say that Dallas wou’t buy their j shingles ouly at a reduced price. | Now boys split the difference and let trade go on. | z. m oam we nave wnat is call ed a poor-house in our couuty. 1 Well ,wo would like for soma one to toll us something about it, how it is [fitted off,wliit the expense, and whether it is it cheaper way of supporting paupers than We al ready hid. Also if aged and infirm people who have relatives able > and willing to wait on them, but j not to support them, will have to ' go there or be denied a small pittance? Mack. Commissioners Roads and Kevennea. Can *.,y one tell wl.al lias become of llie b II touu'Iiurlse the establishing ul a board of these cumin.saioiiere tor I'.ml- (iiug county! Snc.i u boaitl It is thoughl by niuuy is uow baitlv needed to lake charge of the alms hau.-e aud .public io ds of this couu'y Thu Era Is qaite auxi .us lo.-eetiid I’auldlng cou.,ty luke a long stride forward onwarr. and up ward iu the great grand and g.ori..us mi.eh of material, social, business, and Cholera! OHOLISA MORBUS CHOLERA INFANTUM ASIATIO OHOLERA ALL OHOLERA DISEASES YIELD TO THE INFLUENCE OF FerryDaiiiiFaiiler The Gseat Remedy for every kind of BOWEL DISORDER. Captain Ira B. Foti, of Gold*borough, , Maine, tar*: " One of mjr tailor* vat attack ed severely with cholera morbus. W« ad ministered Pain KiUcr, aud saved him." J. W. Simoods, Brattleboro, Vt.,tayt: *'In cases of cholera morbus and sudden attacks of summer complaints, I have never found it to fail/' ALL THE DRUGGISTS SELL IT. ALL COMPETITORS^ UGHTRUNNINg newHome THREE AWARDS and a GOLD MEDAL AWARDED TUE AIEIICtf 8, II. 0. A\0 SEOT UCIIKE CIIFWY BY The ^A t .^88if. P0Hiti0n Which is ONE award more than was given to any other Company, and the GOLD MEDAL is the only Medal of any description award ed on Sewing Machines. SUTIIERN OFFICE NO. 5 PRYOR ST., ATLANTA, G A RAWLS, BROTHERS A CO., Dallas, Gn. More Popular than Evert The Accent Improvements MADE IN THE White Sewing Machines, K'newHomeSH SEWING MACHINE CO CHICAGO. ILL.- * -ORANGE, MASS. , and ATLANTA.OA.- B F MATHEWS & CO, DALLAS, GA. ItSTANPS at the Heed THE LIGHT m\m DOMESTIC. Tha' Is the acknowledged LEADER IN THE TRADE I- s 'net that cannot he deputed. MANY IMITATE II! NONE EQUAL IT! The Largest Armed! The Lightest Hu lining THE MOST BEAUTIFUL Woodwork! And Ih warranted To be made of the be*t material To rt|i any anil all kinds of work. To l|e complete ill every re pict. For sn ie by J. U, & T. A. Foots & Co., 1 nl'tiH, Oa. OTA gents wauled In unocuplcd tcrltory. Address DOMESTIC M. CO.. Riehmotii!, Va. >*>>/ Adds much to the Many Excellent Qualities or THIS SUPERIOR MACHINE It is an especial favorite of the la dies, tailors and others who use them for tn® many advantages it poiMBMi over all other sewing machines. Every White Machine is wa-r anted lire years * nd ®* fr ''l? warrnnljr given to each pnrehas- er. The pub,Ic are solicited to eaamine them - b .lore buying a machine. J .DA T. F. SITH, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, 59 Broad 8t. Thirteen Years In Active Service! The time inlisted for has not yet expired. Honorable competition never hurt* in the war that ta now beirg waged by merchants, one against another. I d sire to call the alien lion of my old patron* at well ae the public in general t hat I CAN AND WILL SELL Good* as olio ip as tiny nmn who purports to be doing an honorabla bu«i- uess—that is DOING AN HONORABLE BUSINESS, Otherwise I have nothing to say. My n.ure is Ihe style of ihe olde-t bust, ness Iiiiu.e in Dall.s and I have hten a cmialaut leiiilrnt of this county f.r ■ his-ly-iiine yeur*. The people know me. nml my lerurd ns u Im.-incss mini is generally ki.own. Thtrelore come to me aith “(il'Or CASH” und vnit will Im delighted with t|,e result. I krep Family Grorerie* inrluding ( lea, Meat, Sugars, Flour, Hice.etc. 1 keep canned , .,o :* ii, c l„din“ can mil hsh aud mackerel, Oysters,Sardine*, etc, F.ckels p|,.n, and mixed' Puw.hr miMIulSii's Cn *"' ,nBI,: h 8 - on, l tobttco . miiiITbi. | sigar«. patent i.od ’ emudard A fine end well relecidd stock of Cr. cdeir from Coxon & Co., n f C in'ois H u-e 11 "^’ ll, " ,0U ’ J ' “ ““Ph'y of'iu from the Atlauiu Stove and J in BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND GAPSI MAKE A SPECIALTY. In notions, such as hoery, lusp.mlers. corset*, spool rollon, col'oreillng. scurfs, etc eic. I am comple x. My ilry gn.ali are irom the old nnrl weH esialyshed house o* John btlvey & (V. I alto kr.p ssfj.l es, h.ih. v and sh-jefiiulinirs and a tliou* H nd things loo te<lioug io mention. Come lo see me and if you dent see what you wain ask tor it, and when you come just s tv you want some goods for spot cash aud you will bo surprised a* well ». ,'eligl'ed wi b the bargains that yon will certainly reciove, I (!ely couipclition. and iu puces will show up with any one, Try me. T “ ,c ,u Your Humble Servant, F. M. GANN. Dr. J. M. Harrison, PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, DALLAS,---- GEORGIA. (Office With Dr. Robertson.) tenners hi* [ rotc-si nml services to the c tl zens of Da.lu* and surrounding count r> lulv 12 lv H J). McGltEGOR, ATTORNEY AT LAW, DALLAS, - ------ Georgia. tOlflcc In Court-House.) I give mv entire attention to ihe prar- t’cc of law. I ron ptneas is niy motto. Collecting u specialty. lulv fitl N. W. Roberts & Son. CONTRACTORS AND BUII.DFRH, All styles Monlding, Br.tckefs aiul Bulusters made to order. Wo are also dealers in all styles of Wood Burial Casis and Cas kets, Rohes, Linings "nd Under takers Hard ware, whioh we will furnish at all hours, day or night, prornp ly, N. W. ROBERTS *fe SON, Dallas, Ga. Georp a Puu ding County:—Where » . Nat a Coo| er. ad ..ini-trator of .i-.st (.Mepresemsto ilia curt in his p i i duly til.d and en'ero up ii iec<’ > ihal he lies fuliy adminig. i.itd Mo-es Cooper * C3iaie tlusa me Io file till persons cue. rued, h'-irs and . r itor* lo allow cuu-e if m.y ihev cm «hv suid nd in in ist i a tor s ould not he disrlmr^ed from hi* ndm ni~ trali .ii and r.ceive lepers■ Idisini-sioi. '•n ihe Hi-t S'otid-iy in -e'-i'en.h-r lt>83 Gere It; Paulding County. Wber. a» Nathan Cocper. admiiustra'or r bonu* nun of the estate of James Co d. ceased represents lo the court iu h pedt on duly filed and entered on rei ord that lie has lully adiuinistere James Cole’s estate, this is lo cite a poisons concerned heirs and cre litoi to show cause if any they can wh said administrator should not be di charged from his admiuigiration an receive leliers of di-missiou oo ihe fin Monday in September 1883 T- C. DUNAGAN, Ordina $1.10 WILL BUY TWO OF THE BEST MUSIC BOOKS NOVI extant! ‘‘flits fnail" and seven shaped nutation, of Us tanati 112 arc Sabbath School Song*. , )><5 ; 100 piece* are metrical chareli tune .here a.e 20 Aniheina, wUh several chain -cutcnces, etc., about 80 Olees, with N los. l ucils. Trios,elc., for mule and f. male mid female voices, and pome e*c«i cut male Quar-etles, There are also goutl uuinlier of Temperance thing* Th b"Ok also contains 82 Hudmiental Le. -ohm, we I illu.stra.te0. aud pioperlv ai ranged ler the use ol muse leaehers I tin 1 practice. Severn) of the en,ve .tlou h ive adopted this as one of their Start aid Work*. Price fa").00 per 100 copies. *000 in dozen, ii specmen eopv mailed to »„ address on rccei.' of 7.Sc In »t mo* "mm m\m» ^ school hook, containing abeut 80 excel lant new .'unduv school songs and ver appropriate for Prayer a :d Praise mut , ii.ig- I.h""t t.ir-11 metriett! nine*, s.x o cUh lemper.in.esohg*, midn fe’v *;, u r Amheuis lor church voluntaries Price f 2.1,00 per l'JO copies and C3 6 ceipt Sc a |rs C !,n,T.l. CUPy "‘ Uile '' °" " I ha above are the best nhd ehemv. mu-ic books ever oHe ed te the public^’ {hcSuthor, ' P °" de ee,ollclll:d »> I T. C. DUNAGAN, Ordinary. [»tesv ffo”' ° r " PlkeUoo “'>'